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139311417049011301 HCKSVL PUB LIAZWEL A 109 ow XUSALEM HICKSVELL ny 118021 Incorporating The Hicksville Edition x NEWS of the Mid-Island Herald in tibiRAIED 1988 ©1988 Anton Community Newspapers of Long isiand Vol. 2 No. 49 Hicksville, N-Y. ay,' 35¢ per copy All Rights Reserved. Central Office Phone: 747-8282 | Distri Candidate Rac William Bennett Hicks y Catherine Tokar and Rita Langdon William Bennett, a 24-year resident of Hicksville, served the board of education as Tw incumbents and three first-time can- preside for three years. He isa member of didates will be seekin seats on the Hicksville the VFW, Knights of Columbus and HICKSVILLE’S LOUIS CESTA has been Board of Education May 2 at its annual Club and is the treasurer of St. named Manof the Year by the Nassau Coun- election. Republica Vincent DePaul at Holy Family Church, ty Council of Chambers. Patricia Rooney scillte running against where he is a lector. He is running against Thomas current school Bo pre Nagl William P. Collins and Jame Martillo. dent. William Collins and Jame Martillo will Hicksville’s Lou Cest Mr. Bennett bring 10 years of board ex- be with present school board trustee ence to th slate of candidates. He said W Bennett. and ¢ can bring experience, knowledg a Is Man of the Year Inaddition to voting fo trustees, residents determination to the full com- will also be asked to vote on the #4 million to his post. Althouoe Mr. Bennett is The Nassau County Council of Chambers propose budget munity please with the current academic achieve- recognize outstanding small business men Candidates’ comments were compile said ment among students in the district, he at an awards breakfast at the Marriott from interviews the PTA Coun- phon should embrace more aluate Hicksville James Martillo the curriculum Hotel in Uniondale May 7. The cil eet Forum held last teach lls. Ex- American and Westem history and is an active Lager Chamber of Commerce, which week. and values to students. “Students must ockey of Chambers selected Martillo ethics member of the Council Candidate: James heritage and tryout be prou of their American Louis Cesta as their for the award. William Bennett, choic 198 Running Against: t CUE no should be given the necessary , all, Louis Cesta has been the manager of William Collins riculum and tools to learn about it. That is Retail school Occupation: Manager where our roots and culture lie....The Years as Hicksville resident: 8 should ethics and values contributed system emphasiz gs active in the community, and has limitations Residence: Center Street and not be preoccupie with the ation) the betterment of the area. Inaddi- ‘xmmucht Number of Children: 3 of the First Arner If there isa serious ) to been-a member of the instill tion havi proble with sex or drugs we better Charr Commerce for2 year, e Hickevit moral values and ethics in the education of values f our students. Teachers should impart : loreebc - aetape alone is who are the role = indtbthe on students because it they been in create,He hasfil at one models.... We shouldn&# be ashamed to teach another, almost office in Botary: time or every the Golden Rule.” and American and has chaired com- Legion, Mr. Bennett also indicated that the board ® mittees over the too numerous to years should focus on “‘the basics” and career op- <2 mention. & test scores and the portunities by monitoring met Louis Cesta was emp! _ ~ tgpeal of students in academic areas. “We. - ‘Dalton Funeral Home and has years should wae to the careers

Port ? . 2 when enter r th students they secondar eco eeat past 28 years. Accompanying ” i said. -the awards breakfast wife of 40 years, Asbestos is another concern of Mr. Ben- Fannie, and his two daughter Carol Ann - nett. He maintains that the new regulations Cesta and Barbara Wilkinson. Also at Mr. Thomas Nagle promoted b the federal and state govern- Cesta’s table were members of the Hicksville ments will cost.¢4 million and “the bear of Chamber of Commerce, including Marc Candidate: Thomas F. Nagle education shoul monitor this very careful- Ramirez; t, Ivan Czipott, vice presi Ae OL REE ELEY ‘Lombardi, sécretary, Effie Runnin Against Patricia Rooney dent, J used.”I of William Bennett of Personnel Krogmann, past presiden co-chairman Occupation: Director Committee with Paul Martin & Labor Relations the Selections William P. Collins and Beth Dalton, one owner of the Dalton William Bennett Years as Hicksville resident: 34 Candidate: Asa retired City utility worker, Funeral Home. Richard Avenue Running Against: WilliamCollins, Residence: William P Collins “feels the need fora senior Martillo Number of Children: 5 James citizen to give the full impact of what’s go- Alumni Prevail on Wey Occupation: Manager ing on.” He said, “I’m resigne and retired. world Years as Hicksville resident: 24 have th time to devote.” Col- Conrad Weyer has accepte the preside Residence: Petal Lane Asa 36-year resident of Hicksville, Mr. Alumni Association for lins; whose five children have been educated Games cy of the Hicksville Number of Children: 2 the Hicksville schools, is interested field), a third consecutive year. throug down oxin Elected at the annual meeting, May 9, in the standards of education set b his role in the board. “There’s much to be desired as far y, field Weyer agree to continue of track record is concerned,” he said. Crosse, stimulating a new direction expande as our nmin; services to Hicksville students. “Oux standards are not desireable.” idball, Alumni members will see additional ac- Mr.- said that children are bein education and are wrestl- tivities and programs for reassociations. “short- in their should be achiev- Four new members of the Board of Direc- not achieving what they blame the teachers, but tors, who responde to the alumni’s open ing. “It is easy to need- have latitude....We should be nent admission that new viewpoints were don’t enoug Linda Shiel, in the ‘three R&# rather than ed to keep it from dissolving are more interested the owling Vickie Verona, Dougla Dwyer and Harry adiministration....Leave the teachin to Senior Jacob teachers and leave them accountable for at least Aside from Weyer, 198 officers are educatin students.” aldwin Thomas Manaskie, vice presiden Jame If elected Mr. Collins said he would like administration and more detail to s three Fyfe treasurer; Karen Weyer, corr to see less He added, “The ndica secretary; Grace Way, membershi Janice teachin supervisor capaci owlers Manaskie, secr etary. ty of the district is top-heavy.” 4 William Collins Clas D The Hicksville Alumni Association is the Patricia Rooney Du to Hicksville’s declining enrollment, Javer) onl incorporate alumni (hig school) in the Mr. Collin said, “We can’t afford the luxury buil: .”” He would like to verage state of New York. Its membershi dues(#3.0 Candidate: William P. Collins of all school to raise Candidate: Patricia Rooney of at two schools within ory th pe year) provid the base expenses Running Against: James Martillo, the and student activity funds. William Bennett Running Against: Thomas Nagle the: Wit stronger active committees, tion to Administrative Mr. Collins said that Hicksville can become It meets 12 times a year in a continuing Retired Occupation: Occupation rather than a union -a pai effort to back little to the school that Assistant a central school district give Former Utility worker w York Occupation free school which it is now. A cen- gave its members a start. Years as Hicksville resident: 16 district, Years as Hicksville resident: 35 Stream, ms can Th association will host the Annual Residence: Vincent Road tral school district, such as Valle Residence: Indiana Street than school district Senior Alumni Boy and Girls’ Senior Banquet on Number of Children: 4 means that more one NY Number of Children: 5 gh Tuesda Jun 7t at Antun’s. (continued on page 2) Entries sie theanofa

- 19. 1988 Hicksville Iiiustrated News - Hicksville, New York Thursday, May Page-2 his record for itself. “Ihave expertise is okay but when student falls to twolevels speak relations, and have a Rac behind the require readin and writing in business, personn Hicksville School District Candidates hea for finances....Qualit money will level, summer school shoul be mandatory.” goo (continued from page 1) education,” he said. “At the present time, I may not be a in- yiel qualit Mr. Nagle also said that he is running for formed a other school board members, but shares in the school facilities, he said. happening,” he said. the school board as a “community service,” hig if elected, I will dedicate as much time and of three children and amember [ Stricter analys of the budge and more Asa parent all adding “I am interested in educationan energy tha is needed to kee abreast of additional concerns of Mr. of the East Street Elementar School PTA, have been. And better in citizen input are the issues,” Mr. Martillo said. He said that he alway ed Mr. Martillo said that direct involvement in Hicksville benefits the and Collins. will for his lack of experience taxpayers Martillo his children’s education is essential. He in- compensate James and toleam. alike. should focus with the enthusiasm eagerness Martillo will be William dicated that the board par- H also said that the board does notneed Jame challengin H also said that even if h is not elected, he William Collins for the ticularl on the “writing deficienc problem” focus any one area of education, but Bennett and position will “I will not be to on the school. H said, I don’t not disappear apathetic. of school board trustee May 25. Mr. Martillo, in hig “Although should “take th overall view: improve problem I will keep doing my homework, attend retail said that should take have access to statistics, | know that overall education of each student.” -+-.- a manager, parents board meetings and kee an open their children’s educa- in the writing and reading levels of the added that the needs an active interest in Semind.” Mr. Nagl pro- “make students stems back to their tion. As a homeowner, he wants to elementary grams alwa chang For instance, AIDS sure the district our tax money inthe schooling. Thomas F. issue must b addressed. “We need work spen Nagle t the best educa- Mr. Martillo said he believes that any stu- to formulate AIDS best way, and giv possibl Fo 18 years, Thoma F. Nagl ha active- with the community cutsare made, dent wh reads or writes two levels behind will meet state es.” tion toits student “If budget contributed to the Hicksville Board of rogram which ninth gra on ly nk . not have to suf- hi (suc asa readin for Mr. letheceno the educational part should ability Education b in various capacities He District goa Nagl a seventh gra level) should attend summer of the math and fer,” he said. is the current president of the board, but has tinuing English goal deal with children in the school. “Residents should adop the attitude set down the board. “Every da I held the seat of vice-president and secretary previousl by “Although and I am that children must catch up to their peers if the deficient areas, we system, teachers, friends parents. for four terms each. we must improve a listener. I won&# let the fall behind in reading or writing skills,” look at obstacles which arise alon the a questioner and just Mr. Nag isa grad of Fordham Univer- must without wh h said. “I think that bein one lev behind them for better educa- thingshappe questioning it’s sity and presently works asa director of per- way and overcome business- tion. If are satisfied with the educa- . sonnel and labor relations. “I brin a peopl tional of the then the other like approach School boards are like a part budg pro- . business. [am willing to spen the money to blems are minor.” “Weare on a achieve the goal to have a quality educa- already workin writing pro- be tion.” gram, he added, “but we should never satisfied with our because when Throug th years he has worked with the programs, backwards.” sies, imp: Boy Scouts, CYO track, the Hicksville Com- you&# satisfied, you&# going being by ly becor munity Council and was involved in Mr. Nag is challeng Patricia board establishin HAD (Help Aid Direction). Rooney for a school trustee position Enjoy For 35 years, the furrters at Describin; as an ind dent and at the May 25 vote. Altenc are known as Long Strathmor aeper candidate, Mr. Nagl said that (continued on page 4) . Jeane Island’s in foremost specialis - Alice an the fine art of complet da part remodelin Lane Funding Corp. phy who Topper 84 Old Country Road « Hicksville parents,

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Fred Fischer—90 Year Old We’re Proud of Our Students Happ 3rd Anniversar qt On the da of May, the Senior Citizens Elizabeth Santoriello, a junior at Dowl- On May 4th the Dalton home on Meade had a of Hi ie (wh meet Wednesda at ing Colleg and a Business Marketin major Avenue bi celebration. Mary and Levittown Hall gave a birth party to their was presente witha 1,000 Josep Giacolone Rob Greco celebrated their 3r weddin an- former president Frederick C.F. Fischer Scholarshi A work study student in the niversary. Among the honored guest was a who was 90 years old on May qth. Th had Dean of Students office since 198 Elizabeth very specia one—daughter Amy—who a larg whippe cream sheet cake whic was has served as presiden of both the freshman mad certain tha her parents da was special fully inscribe and coffee was also served. and sophomor classes and is currently the Congratulations There was also another whipped cream Student Association Secretary. Liz had 3.58 Who& Celebratin Birthdays? sheet cake for ail the mothers to on cumulative enjoy grad point average. . Penney are mew aioe © and Marist ha sent word that J.C employee extending bay Nayak Apr . , Colleg oi belated birthda wishes to Mary Suber who y a Megan Carney, daughte of Margaret and celebrated her speci birthda on May qth Janice Saw First Flowers Joseph Carney of Hicksville ha earned Bloom A her honor was hosted second honors on the dean’ list for the se- part in b manager Do remember whe bou Marian Grello and Mildren you you your cond semester. supervisor Wildes... 6th the Stacie first home and first bulbs—and . . was pianted your .© andtwo Hicksville students were May da . plac- how waited for the to see if Greenspan of Lane celebrated her you springtime ed on the dean’s list for the fall semester at Appollo would We have a new Hicksville 14th birthday. Stacie is the daughte of San- they grow? the University of Scranton. They are: Amy resident wh her bulbs last fall dy and Al planted tulip of East Street and Greenspan... ..Evelyn , Joh (Nursing and when she them celebrated her was so delighte saw Robert Kelly, of Alexander Avenue, Camidge birthday May isth..... the that bloo this sprin Her house was surround- (Biology 17t was the da Walter ed and on Clarissa Drive Gabrinowitz celebrated his birthda and on b tulip peopl Paula (Atchison) Giugliano parents her with her. The the 18th Walter Gabrinowitz Jr. enjoye happine happ Rita and Bill were delighted when she was Janice Callahan who mov- celebrated his day... .and of garden received her master’s degre in Readin from bi many you ed with her husband Miike into their first will remember William Zirk, formerl of Adelph University on Sunda May 15t In home last When she starts Hicksville and now of Boyton Beach Florida. year. planti pan- the audience were her husband and children sies, and real- M. VILLAZON H is his on May and impatients geraniums— also her on. DONNA celebratin 23rd cheerin : become hooked. on May Walter Zirk now of ly © lacrosse 25th Bethpag Hofstra University’s men&# team School. home and Mike. will be his ... Enjoy your Janice its first East Coast Conference celebratin birthday... May captured to all the above students Congratulation 2oth was the birthday of Hicksville’s own Attend Grandson&# Championship with a 6-0 league record and Birthday Part who have worked so hard. May they all have Anne Pollock... We wish all the . . you had six player named to th EC all-star . Jeanette and Joe with and success in the future. best Murphy, (along happines for the coming years... . team. One of the six was midfielder Mike : Alice and Ed Warren) attended the birth- of Hicksville. A junior, Mike is a toy da party of their grandso Joseph Mur- Magee A Reminder pl er for the Dutchmen, tallying 8 Named phy who became one old 15t His Chairperso Many of have called the office to in- year May Mike. you and of and 1 assists. Congratulation parents, Efleen Joe Murphy Bishop John R. McGann has announc- quire about the cost of placing ‘news notes’ © Qne of the recipients of aGeneseo Foun- - Setauket him celebrate alon with ed that Sister Margaret Gerard von into the Hometown Peopl column. There oo dation Presidential Scholarshi is Kathy Joseph’ other grandparents Joe and Achen has been appointed Chairperso of isno for announcement wish of Wi ern sarel Ka isa any you ‘Marilyn McQuade of Farmingdale; the Rockville Centre Diocesan Commission to havecaplace here. Just write informa- pennjunior biochemist major Det,aGPA of 3.97. cousins, aunts and uncles from both Mur- on Women in the Church and in tion and mail it us and be to She also amember Be Club. Society. to we& happ and families... .and also is Chemistr phy McQuade Sister Margaret Gerard is director of print it. If you have photos to accompany © Lawrence Sullivan, son of Mr. and many religious education Church articles send friends. of Garden at Hol Famil pleas them alon and Mre. Thomas Sullivan Jo graduate from St. Ignatius Hol and also serves as preside of the diocesan Boulevard was one of students at Hats To. 19 Lehig Off . . . School and Eileen is a Hol Trinity Sisters’ Council and serv- ‘Trinity Hig who honored for academic Advisor previous University was Seaman Recruit E. “HLS. graduat ed ona special task force on women&# issues. Navy George Pavey, achievement at thie ninth annual Honors Con- Asa sister her minisistries include son of Ann and Frederick who has com- vocation on Lawrence isa member April 24. a pleted recruit training at Recruit Training of Phi Beta Kappa. Center, Great Lakes, Ill. George is a 198 @ On May 15, Kathleen Marie Klar. of Hicksville School and recently awarded a Professional Diplom in gradua Hig join- mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank from Fordham University. ed the Navy in January of 1988 Klarmann received her master’s degre in Spirituality Congratulation Sister. (continued on page 6) education at C.W. Post College in Old Westbury Miss Klarmann majored in com- Anniversary Wishes puter education maintaining a 4.0 average, Avisata of Hicksville is Sendin; Hicksville iustrated News with the honor of summa cum the happies anniversary wishes to Mr. an is presently engaged in an extensive mail- prade fourth teacher tude. She is presentl a grad Mrs. Walter Gabrinowitz of Bethpag on ing program so that newcomers.to our the Plainview-Old area can read our weekly éndea- in Bethpage their 2 year marriage. vors and become subscribers. District. and her are so regular . . proud parents very Denise & Bill Have A of her.... Daughte Yes!...1 want to subscribe e ...and congratulations to Karen A daughter Elise Victoria, was born Hicksville Illustrated News Gallagher-Amer who received her April 12th at the Community Hospit at Glen to master’s of science in nursing from the Cove to Denise and Bill Tursi, residents of Hicksville, Elise came home to mect her MICHAEL ROTH Catholic University in Wa: on May NAME 14. She is the daughter of proud parents 16-month-old sister Christina.

to Arlime and Warren Gallagher of Elise’s grandparent are Mr. and Mrs. 7 Appointe Annapoli ADDRESS Hicksville, Sh is now residin in F Church, Joseph Tursi of Glen Head; Mrs. Caroline Congratulation to Michael Roth on his . She graduate from Hicksville Hig Liebold of Glen Head, and Arthur Liebold appointment to the Naval Academy at An- CITVISTATEZIP in 1977. of Stonybrook napoli where he be sworn in o July 6. will Karen received her bachelor& from degre a Michael will be a June 198 Hicksville Hig the University of Buffalo and also received PHONE School graduat and has been a member of her two year associate degre in nursing at the Junior and National Honor © $9.00 per yr. (1 $16 for 2 yrs. Nassau Community She met her hus- Society for the past four years, while bein (J $22.50 for 3 yrs. band Walid Amer at | in Buffalo and lettered in football and lacrosse. He is current- Senior Citizens was married in Holy Famil Church Jul 27, l vice preside of the Student Government. © $8.00 per yr. 0 $15 for 2 yrs. 198 His proud parents, Alam and Alice O $21.50 for 3 yrs. © Ann and Bob Pardi wish to con- Roth—as well as his brother Jarrett wish Add $5. per year for addresses gratulat their son, Robert, upo his grad off Long Island him all the success in his next four years at tion from Stony Brook. He was o the: 1 Method of Payment: (enclosed) and also wish him a Annapolis very happ O w 0 @ Check society and on the dean’s list. Good luck 18th birthday on May 2oth. Rob—and Dave too. Littitititisiti ¢ and the DeStefano home on Card Mayfair Expiration: SEE Proud ~ Grandpare Avenue had plent to celebrate when Rae and Henk’Pagela made grand Barbara New York Tech on graduate MAIL TO: and Gus May Barbara obtained her B.S. in arents Carmen Russo, very 15. degre Anton Community Newspapers when social welfare. There wasa famil celebration. P.O, Box 1578 Mineola, LI, NY 11501 granddaug Among the honored—and proudest— 8 lbs. 4 0z. at birth. Gusand Carmen her ham Frank and children Remee (1 are very active in the Galileo Lodg in ears and Frank (12 Congratulatio Bar- The Hicksville Iustrated News Hi le. wishes for the future. (USPS348-720) Postmaster. Send address changes to The Fitzsimmo Are Proud Inc. Long Island Community , P.O. Box 1578, Mineola, N.Y. 11501. science EUGENE A. FINCK Entered as second class paid postage at Fitzsimmons, from Albrigh Colleg in Readin PA. the Post Office at Mineola, N.Y. and ad- list at the Middle School. is Act of principal james Donna, an accounting major, was named Silver Anniversar ditional mailing offices under the inthe Inorder tobe eligibl for eight grad to the dean list and was a Walton Scholar A. Fimck of Hicksville the must have or Eugene recentl Published weekly on Thursdays by Long principal list students ago aainsahenan she wats of the he celebrated 2 years of service with Grumman Island Community Newspapers, Inc. 132 above ede ee Associationmer Horizons counting/ Corporation. Eugen was a machine operator East Second Street, Mineola, NY 11501 wake Ee to achieve such a cally hig where she serv- Phone - 747-8282. (Christia fellowshi group) for the Stress Relief and Hot Form Depart- (P.O. Box 1578) (516) average. ed.as Subscription $9.00 per year. president. ment in the Aircraft Systems Division. Atta’ way to go, James She formerly attended Hicksville High

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15. 1988 Page - Thursday. Bay Bliustrated News - Hicksville. New Qork Hicksville PTA/PTSA boards, is treasurer of the K 12 education.” an end product throug Hicksville Council of PTA’s,amember of the problems Mrs. Among Hicksville’s Hicksville American Soccer Club, secretary asbestos, AIDS and declining Rooney lists of the Hicksville Police Athletic League and Schoo District affecting students enrollment as factors all Candid sixth at Our Lad of Mercy 4 teaches grad (continued from page and residents. three School of Religion Mrs. Rooney serves on of so have an idea of currently Patricia Rooney knowledg programs and what’s on,” she said. Self-described as “An approacha going Mrs. Rooney that if elected she will visible within the community,” said person education, “realistic said tha she feel in touch strive for quality a Patricia Rooney and com- school Sh is budget and increased harmony with residents and the system. and munication among the board, teachers competing against Thomas Nagl current students. “Sometimes there is apath and school board president. noted. “We dur- complacen at all levels,” she Having served on many committees Hicksville, Mrs. Rooney should expect more so they givemore.” ing her 1 years in should educa- Mrs, Rooney also said that the board said “havea broad knowledg of the articulation as well as writing. Three of her four children cur- focus more on tion process three educational schools. “There cer- “Hicksville sees separate rentl attend Hicksville middle children in entities the elementary school, is feedback if you have tainly school. We should look for and a school and hig school. The bring me information

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1988 - 19. Bage - Thursday. May Hicksville Flustrated News Ricksuille, New York o this And our who have served has been cut to committee yw that it A Note to our Reader ) the bone already, of necessity. —— have VILLE Both Mr. Nagle and Mr. Bennett The Hicksville lustrated News would HICKS this It peopl running against them year. liketo tits that the deadline if defeated, B miplape people for submitting editorial material for the school affairs will continue their interest in fo edition (includin letters when the and run again, at a time will take, ppesici phot arabs board of education not be depriving our and announcements) is Monday at 3 p.m. founded in 1986 by Howard Finnegan members. It is of two suc experience my Material received after that time will not that if either Mr. N or Mr. Ben” Editor opinion receive priority for publicatio RITA LANGDON look for our nett are defeated, we can ‘All submitted material should include EDITORIAL STAFF taxes to rise rapidly number of MANASKIE the name and phon someone CATHERINE TOKAR, JANICE Please do not the date of this vote: for who can be reache durin the da if more Social Editor FLO GRIES Wednesda May 25, at your regul voting information isneeded b the Mustrated. ADVERTISING plac Sheila Noeth ” MICHAEL MATRANGA PETER HOEGL Mid-Island Herald Incorporating the Hicksville Edition of the 1949 Fred J. Noeth Hicksville the Fifties founded in by Growin up in Durin

Thursday Dave. “Behind our houses were potato fields Hicksville Illustrated News is published every and a farm, and one a of trucks Newspapers of Long Island when the other day group by Anton Community ...that was stood York 11501 delivered watermelons. Artie on top 132 East Second Street, Mineola, New of one of those trucks and threw out quarters 516-747-8282 side of Broadway was still wt and half dollars. Understand that in those built up —Dave Hoosack day this seemed like alot of money. We beat the heck out of each other to get those coins.” Amon the stores in Hicksville dur- in fields....Pickin ing the fifti whi are no long standin From Our Reader Running around open Letters Glass on Road, wild blueberries.... Drinking 12-cent are: Bethpag the editors and of the Anton Community Newspapers. Joe Keller’s station on the corner of Letters to the editor are welcomed b publisher at Shrimer’s soda fountain. No, gas them: should be as short eggcreams follow certain in order for us to print they bo Road, the Royal Scarlet coun- However, they must guideline these are not of a small town in Woodbury MUST be ( typed name images the to edit in the interest of space; they signe store on Park Avenue and Fred’s Inn. as possibl we reserve right town. These are the childhood try number so that we can a backwoods must include an address and telephone at the bottom will not suffice}, they a Hicksville which isnow Rhinehardt’s. “My grandfathe memories of Dave Hoosack , verif their authenticity used to take me in there, sit me on the bar we are unable who, after most would like to share with our readers, but residen for 3 year spendi W receive many letters which we fine to and I& drink a Coke or sasparill name of his life in Hicksville, has decided stay them because are unsigne or have a typewritten only to use the would to con but we to both “Also, before we go receive because of space limitations, try present righ We cannot publis every letter we indefinitely. be we woul all considered to be in taste will not printed Hicksville still fraternity at St. Ignatius, go sides of all issues. Personal attacks and letters poor Thought of growing up in to Shriner’s Pharmacy bring Dave pleasure When the Hoosacks across Broadway and 12-cent at the soda foun moved here from Jackso Heights Queens, get eggcreams School Budget ment has increased 20 in two years. Support percent was when the other sid of Broad was “t start a new life, just tain. That The whole baseline of expectations has in 1951, their pla To The Editor: else who moved out here from way was built up? risen. like everyone I would like to urge readers of the Other events included stealin pumpkin your results from our PEP tests in the city”’ Similar Pickwick Drive around Hicksville Illustrate News to turn out in Dave&# memories of living on Twin from the farm near math, arts and readin show that earl school languag off to Roosevelt force and support our 1988-8 the Lawns Avenue- where “there were enoug Halloween time, sneakin our students are scoring within top rate Racetrack with Paul Wolkiewicz and Stuie We have one of the lowest tax on the street to form two football budge of all the students in New York peopl and I percent his Blust and, course, an occasional fist fight Nassau — with of increases (#1.4 in County, indicative of the excellent teams” include hanging out State. This is different back then,’ Dave all of to support our Educational friends Dennis Yatras, Steve Schuster “Life was a lot urg you work of our administrators and teachers in recommended our recalled. “One time I got caug in Programs\as by the needs of students and our and Richie Miskovski. The would pla meeting b for and approve b your Dave the room and almost got suspend superintenden board of education’s: goal football regularl but on occasion, le are into worse and board of education. that would cross over the rail road it. Y thing Finall we Nassau recalled, It is vital that in it’s not of as a bi deal.” equall you participate of the lad- tracks to blueberries. County ranks at the very to pi th the the school board elections. We have work From a delve Long der of achievement in education in this H also playe baseball in the nearb P.L. grade ed har to achieve and con- Island Press to out prom queen very stability at the mid- Andrews Field. “In Little League, a group of taking state. For Hicksville to be even that in our school district, and it is for fora chari- Schwartz, Dave maintains tinuity of Nassau County’s scores would, us got togethe to hel raise money Margo for Tom range of riented middle this reason that I urge you to vote above ins We were just kids, Hicksville is a town therefore, plac us significantl Hicksville on Row 3 and yours truly Bill Ben- pcrana lot of he said class After gra from Nagl in all particular In fact, we are but we a money,” peopl average ed and station nett, on Row 1A. the local who School, Dave was above the average for Nassau County in many spon- Hig I will criticize, nor the the Vietnam War. not question soredlittle leagu teams. A smile came to his ed in Germany during motives of the other candidates, but they When he returned home, he joined Dryoli better than those who are face as he named the teams: Fairway afford doing even and driver. do lack experience, and we cannot Knitwear Corporation asa warehouseman alread above average. Farms, Firestone, Gilsone our educational with in- Today, Dave is the vice- of Dryoli riskin programs We of our achievements and Goldman Brothers. are very (on Joh Street his wife and experienced leaders, nor have the poten- welcome the and liv in Hicksville with over these last years, and we Dave also remembers the 195 hig school ti of a run-a-way budget. and of community Jim daughte the interest support football stars, includin Micky Anglim, Keep our school district on up-swing, Tokar members such as you in helpin us to main- Shrimpe and Bob Compiled by Catherine by voting for the budget, and the McKinstry, Billy tain the educational gains we incumbents significan Cerone. have realized in Hicksville. Bill Bennett “The Hicksville teams were th best,’ he End of Season Catherine J Fenton Part said. “Dick Hogan was the baseball coach. In Scores Superintende of Schools marks the Improvement And I remember everyone would call the The Independe Art Society end of the season at its on Jun To The Editor: football team ‘pumpki heads’ because the meeting An Endorsement ot to Pat Love&# 6 at in the Community Room Please print this response helmets were orange. One guy, Larry 7:30 p.m. in last week& edition the Hicksville Public 169 Jerusale letter which To The Editor: Welsolko was nicknamed Freddie the Librar , will be of the ‘Hicksville Ulustrated News.” cannot to tell how en- Avenue. An end of season party begi you Friendl Reindeer. He had to wear an odd endorsement of both held with the on thusiastic | am in my white helmet because couldn&# a spotligh charactuns Dear Mrs. Love: the get will and Bill Bennett as run for Chris Green. evening Chris Your letter to the editor in the May 12 Tom Nagl the helmet t fit him. He was a fullback, weigh During Educa- those b do the Hicksville Illustrated News re-election to the Hicksville Board of ed poun and alwa ha a red nose.” amuse and delight present issue of 240 She in what she does best - Charactures. referred to the status of the local educa- tion on Wednesday, May 25. All the Hoosack children - Vincent, It to endorse them doas many time will allow of those tional program and incorrectly reported was my pleasure Elizabeth @anni), Eileen and Peggy - at- as when ran for their last term, three who are to be her subjects that we have “not shown they tended East Street School. Dave can even willing improvements and. I did so due to their record of Refreshments will be served; in our math, Englis and reading pro- years ago. name all or most, of his grad school teachers. fine service on this board for farewell until the fall. grams.” In addition, you stated that “we community Mira. Tate taugh kindergarte Miss Gros- be and | do so with even more are either below average or happ to many years jean taug first grad Mirs. Steers taugh this somewhere in the middle of Nassau Coun- conviction time. second grade Miss Leonard taugh fourth These have a record ty’s ratings.” two gentleme past Mr. Prince taugh fifth grade Mr. Married? which for grad Getting You will be to know that of several terms each, speak please was the physic education Share with and Hicksville’s students have shown itself. The have been abl to see that all your joy your family very periand Nima Plantz was the principal their the children of Hicksville receive an ex- friends it in significa improvement in math, F childho memories by announcing your , yet specia cellent education while, at the same time, Englis and readin scores over the past ecte when Dave ae about “the rich local paper. Don’t forget to send a centerfold of the endeavorin to kee our ever-growing tax few years. In the the none other than Artie with kid on block,’ phot of the happ couple Hicksville Illustrated News the School rate down to the minimum possibl Noeth. house was very big,’ recalled education. This is no mean task and “His Budge Brochure contained many informa- quality tional charts showin students’ upwar I commend them fo it. Also, we know have achievements. The district has invested a that, at all times, the children come first. That how it should be and that is Editor’s Note... hac abeeb neers ts Mearns is Bennett. Si of more effective instruc. how it is with Nagl and developmen On May 25, the voters of Hicksville will to the poll to elect new board members. Our school budge has been worked on Patricia Rooney is running against school f ‘ president Thomas F. Nagle Challengin an advisory committee of Hicksville students have gaine remarkably b board trustee William Bennett are James Martillo and William Collins. where the level of residents (volunteers and we feel that it scho In fact, average per- Registere residents are urge to cast their vote in the election as two of these candidates students in is the best that we can expect at this time formance for our elementary will be makin decisions for your children. with certain budge items such as in- take When candidate is elected to the school board, ou are authorizin him or her to surance, in all school districts, and, action for the entire Board members a role in the education of your in- community. p ke of course, well-earned raises must be children. Be sure to vote. cluded also. Our children deserve no less. had—_the—era“\

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I&# bet d it too!!. .In closet are a brand new of .. you . your pair softly lined leather house slipper a pair of shin gol “mules’— stylis and some brocade ..and what do wear when stumble down for “thongs” . you every morning you th first cup of coffee??? you do what I, and all of us do, you wear that com- pletel disreputabl grimy, all sprea out and with the once white formerly fluf- .and when bedroom . some- f linin now dull gray— oh, so comfy slipper . one says, “I saw those thing near the waste basket and I knew you meant to throw beloved old Isn& them horrified and rush . . away you are to rescue your “things . It’s the stuff of it amazing how we cling to somethin that’s so wrecked??. . . cartoonists—You all remember how crazy Dagwood gets when Blondie tries to his chair... I can remember when throw out favorite . . bein appalle cleanin MA 20%, 192 CHARL O A. out my grandmother& attic after her death to find eleven sweaters, each in its TOO U TH $25,00 with moth flakes. .and what she wore was a tat- LINDB gift box, all sprinkled . . alway CHALLEN OFFER B PHILAN- tered black sweater with holes in the sleeves which she had carefull darned— it?. .the careful do you remember that word and can anyone still do . weaving in the hole. If started that now we&# stun F of threads to fill . . . we doin probabl who N FANO FIR SOL NONST our kids who alway lived in the “throw-away” world..... But all of us these TRANSATLA FLIG FRO ROOSEV FIEL % LE BOURGE AIRPOR try so hard not to be like our grandmother can’t help clinging to some of I PARI LINDBE W VER WA O AWYO ELS TOUCHI UI awful- but oh, so cozy, thing like my reall yuck pin slipper PLAN BU WHE CRAC WA DISCOVER INTHE PROPELL SPINN Lulebell H GLADY ALLOW WORKE FRO TH GARDE CITY CORTIS AIRCRAF Your PLAN (INCLUDIN POLISH IMMIGRANT FRANK DUVGOKENC TO REPAIR TT. AFTE ONLY NEA CLEARING TH ELECTRI LINES ALON MERRIC AVENU UNDBER WA O HIS WA To PARI - (000 LONE MILE IN 33 HOUR AN 23 MWNUTE : Investor’ Corner yo smn e re ie Ch s on Wh at thet PoliticiPoliticians are Say saying... . araut SCANDAL From The Experienced Citizen, a newspaper publishe for senior citizens in : __, ipkin ope ag na owcerctizens ale becasthe oo nee In these columns Congres ha bee criticized as a institution that moves with too However, when thing get to the proportion of a scandal it moves and it ib amost unfo: te.” What do our politicians thin of this idea? L eee oe . eee S Th information that coming out of Wall Street has reached the level of a scan- ; Stuie ; keep 1O:An7 wi dal. As flat out prediction, Congre land on Wall Street some time next year, 1989 ‘fight. es a ee tbe th ap eratio e Coa pa ae bai “de ne avahunrycaniheyaver e a The auxiliar police personne perform such duties as crowd control at accidents or public ee s co events; crime watch patrols; traffic direction and support services in times of ancisie oe usthe Laws of fed for community The 1920&# Teca natural hours of service each catastroph The provide approximatel 100,000 193 and 193 that so change the securities business. The s and creas year in this' scandal gt’ wl bing on the same kinds of change es eaace of Then we tremendous stock manipulation, churning of : “ Long .che Finance Committee ; SENATOR DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN . From (D- be welfare It half a as a widow and has ne ah redefined the program. bega century ago pension Can abnine st aa a ce the welfare of a million reall not ever change But population— quarters persons ae f ding portfol resar parkin of stock, fronu idle schools—has far in alone, 45 percent of the children in New York Public greater ning, insider trading and just pla dishonesty Congr will ‘Lsuille has disastrous. needs than mere income maintenance. In truth mere maintenance proved act. If The Street wants to know how Congres acts, when tation ‘ the of the isto these women into the world of work model. Now atlast objec program bring young : it does, they have the automobile as a 5 War and their children with them. A voli and participation in the larger community, promine Dr. Joseph P. Frey In the 1950 and 1960 the automobile was polluting our to me that the bill day debate and will pass 7 to 2s: The knew it and did The reasons driver Republica suggests ta thre air to an ever-increasing degree industry nothing. possibl ee The were the increased cost that could put a company at a competitive disadvantag com- Iryoli increased charitable and the sum- Inanticipation of soliciting givin during upcoming panies did not talk and n one acted. GAIL S SHAFFE has issued a consumer alert he mer event season, SECRETARY O STATE iremember Arthur Godfre on CBS discussin the problem He was a . One city the fo ticket sales charitable Con- 10 before. And who on the importance of state’s guideline b organizations specifical mentioned was Phoenix when he compared the air to years Tokar that each ticket limited , sumers shoul realize purchas provide contributiontoanyspon- an for, get Los Angele smog. i will organization. ena oxper charity age h Then Congress acted in its sledgehammer fashion. The resulting change forced upon oe Bie lar contri co e ic eeconon dreamed of in its worst collect on ca inquiries the industry were worse ihanany that the industry could have he e Charities a eta NY. the other measures t directe n to Office Avenuc, y, 12231-0001. nightmare. The pollution devices, the energy saving dowas and it registrat Washin i KS f “stickhear a : Bre Jun From COUNTY EXECUTIVE THOMAS S$. GULOTTA: “So.often when we read the local ete bare ee behavior our af news On hear calys the negativ of youth Toda the securities industr is in similiar situation. The stench from The Street is almost a, fhe ae vast aisof our adultsare dedicated, hard is The minor em But ct is t majority young workingstudent yerwhelming; a pollution of a different sort. The resistance to chan great. be future citizens. do not the droves from the vill be wh will our responsibl They frequent gain recognition adjustments mad to dat are insignifican The public is staying away in deserve. For all the we hear, if we look to the achievements know how turist that they rightfully pessimism stock market. Th do not feel that they can ge a fair deal there. The may not of and of this and the ris will of our youth, we can be optimistic about the future our society great country. ba it is. The thinking is that mayb it is only a passing phas It may all go away ours!” The stench has to p do- The future is publi will come back. My advice to them is do not count on it. gotten eeaee 2s, She . “We in have declared a renewed war moves before them, ‘those FROM CONGRESSMAN TOM DOWNEY: Congress Th large institutions on Wall Street better move quickly. If Congres which pass the that the President to the inhabitants of Wall on drug I voted for a measure House, requires deploy they will not kno the place after the dust settles. I can only assure into this The amendment almost run out. >a the armed forces to stop the flow of illeg drug country. requires Street, that it will be worse than anythin the dreamed of. Their time has radar of the southern border better. the President to order the militar to begi nightti coverage Th “stock reform act of 1989 will chang everythin Maybe not for the are a this nation states to catch dru smuggle in boats and plane . . . Drugs plagu upo finance at LIU/C.W. 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there St be time for lunch and the Victorian period and earlier. t may Green- is one must stop in ASK The! But, there ROBERT R. McMILLAN’S are numerous fine restaurants. end of Main Street. Prestons isa honors — at the nauti port a visit to Prestons MAN IN Whether browsing or serious OUR Washin without on the North Fork. sho peer of stitute. ” fun to visit. Headin out shoppin for home or boat, it is a pla WASHINGTON and antique knowle Lin we see more boutiques Direct on Main Street, yet Greenport, Thec A One of a Kind Senator outskirts of on the shops. Last week, we left off passing the Greenport dotted with farm at the the Main Road the landscap is by Martin Burns East, we soon uate West on North Roa of Island’s North Fork. As we continue and thousands Aquariu Long on the thousand William Proxmire (D-Wisconsin) is Hamlet of Orient. Make stand selling the produc grown of evalu = come to the 3 In the Fall fresh area speci delicac without the shadow of a doubt one of the in but of acres of East En farms. grapes a and you now ar right, country. So have your that the United States world of the and pumpki abound Thisis also antique sho most uniqu figures another of the unique offers another In these when and brakes read Pindar’s winery op- Senate has ever seen. day North Fork. The Hamlet contains eyes peele your reach Peconic. it is asume that you need at the to taste and tour as you several buildings preserve by portunity gene ion dollars before can there is another North Fork in- least one you One, Continuing further to Cutchogue Oyster Pond Historical Society. and other even begin to think about running for a Here, lobsters, crabs, flounder — Seafood. built in — stitution Braun& Proxmire the the Webb House, was 1740 Still further down the seat in th Senate, spent fresh fish be for the trip home. and, Washingt did stay may packag sum of #14 in his most recent reelec- yes, George — the Old gran of Long oldest buildings road in Cutchogu is one Island’s He must hav that there ona trip from Boston to Virginia and tion campaign. spent built in Tours are availabl in Jul August. be = House, which was 164 in the because he won in 1757. That earl commerce money righ place own shop on will come to Mattituck with its unique with of th vote. New and the North Next, you the election 6 percent tween Englan ahea to the LIE or and here, may proceed straight Senator Proxmire has been an an accent to the natives Love Lane, you Fork ha given the Hess sta- diversion, mak a left at and an individualist tak a brief diversion. For the iconoclast closer to that of Rhod Island than | the of Peconic Ba the Senate. Soo after iehe ar- and South for a mile or so. Rig at edg his career in New Yor City. The reasonis obvious. tion go Robert R. McMillan meanders West he accused the om- of Peconic Boulevard. This road b rived in Washington East, New was much is the start Ba Until the car and even later highwa out Englan if loo carefully, Senate leader, about ten miles. Soon, on the right you majority Lyndo coach even train. the Ba for closer boat than New York City b stage or earl = of too much control over b nest. Johnso havin In one will see an Osprey it is a nice deserves to have the car parke yo In his entire Orient, if da now arrive at South Jamesport th legislativ process. 3 years With more mixed architecture, you walk its streets, visit the unique shop Proxmire has never once hour orso, it is possib to quain community of Ba in the Senate, and in a short time at the private Aquebogu an old school house. After traveled at Since 1977, and tour the histarical buildings including Boulevard, will ar- taxpayer expense. Woods. western end of the you time to head further East. Approachin the he has returned over one million dollars breathing relaxing atmospher it is dinner and the this Deck Restaurant — a fine plac for are at the Eastern rive at the Poop unused funds. Orient State Park and th car ferry to Connecticut in salar of a fun Senator Prox- North Fork. The drive th Parks mostl alon water- end day In the present Congress tip of the throug has orientation. The The North Fork has n discos. It a heav family mire is the Chairman of the scenic beauty. important front roads with unparallele I will, too. has it for sixteen years. hop you Committee on back to the West. In a few McMillan family enjoyed Senate Bankin Housing After Orient Point, it is time to turn Anton be addressed to Mr. McMillan, and Urban Affairs. He is if not enter Green- Questions and opinions may nothin Route and Greenport signs appear. As you minutes, 25 Second Street, Mineola, N 11501. in the of his and homes from Community Newspapers, 132 East determined pursuit legislati area series of boutiques, antique shop port, there he has been a goal For over 2 years, per- HICKS sistent advocat in favor of U.S. ratification D’Amat of theinternational genoci treaty. The to concede on some points. Senate ratified the treaty in 198 Update it is time for the Senate finally health care that Senator Proxmire had made There are also some wh favor a catastrophic proposa B time, Press Credentials the Senate floor in introduced Claude Pepper (Mr. Senior Citizen) and over 3,000 speech on The Executive Committee of Correspondent has approve my b Congressman which either favor of the treaty. Press Galleries. Senator Paul Simon, instead of either the legislation pass to both the House and Senate Periodical in his admission addresses the Although he ha achieved much Hil where the House or Senate. The Simon/ legislanu pro- access to certain events on Capito ap- will This will giv me over 3 years in the Senate, he probab for admission, for exampl to blem of long- health care. “Golden prove press credentials are needed be most remembered for his H.R. the catastrophi conferences. Althoug 2470 Fleece” awards, Each month he bestows Speak Wright press the health care legislation, passe b this most dubious distinction on a par On almost every da that the House MARTIN BURNS the increase for House represents largest ticular part of the federal government of Representatives is in session, Speak in Medicare benefits since the program the most ridiculous or most conference in his “biggest, Wrightholdsa press President B. the Man was founded by Lyndo ironic waste of taxpayers’ money:’ these mformal ses- Our office. Although of the Golden Fleece Johnso in 196 the supporters of the Arecent recipient sions are ‘on the record” no tape of the feel that it is in- award was the Department Army The Pepper/ proposal recorders are permitted Speake Senator Proxmire, the Army because it does not address According to the with adequa generall opens up meeting Washington invested #159,000 in landscaping im th issue of long-term healt care. As brief discussion of what ison the ot avery provements in a pla to mak “parts ’s populatio continues to age, House’s legislativ schedule. Wright Fort Belvoir loo like a pos Englis will become an issue many subjects health care increasingl important arden.” Fort Belvoir is a Army post then opens it up to the press, and often mes diverse long-term major for candidates for either state or federal office. located in the metropolita Washington are broug up. accused the of “dig: Legislatio Currentl Bein Considered b the Congre Welfare Reform Legislation DC. area. He Army welfare reform of tax The Senate took a major step toward adopting ging a hole and burying #159,00 Comprehensive Trade Legislation and when the Senate Finance Commuttee passe a measure dollars on aecon trees conference on H.R. legislatio payers The Senate is scheduled to vote on the report and had Senator Daniel Patrick of New York. The shrubs which died within a year the a sponsore b Moynihan the Omnibus Trade Bill. The House approve measure by very the Senator. 3 that the Senate to be According to measure now goe on to th full Senate. It appears uproote larg margin earlier. “the Army succeeded treeing the tax still will approve the measure, however, it will probabl reduce the amount President has said tha he will veto th legislation if i turn over a Reag payers this time, and should of money th bill for like child care and job training. The current in thing bush contains a “pla closing provision.” legislation requires new leaf. This spendin was truly least 60 notice Defense Appropriations that of 100 or more employee give at day acompany H.R. league. The House of Representatives is currently considerin 4204 an of pla closing. Althoug the plant closing measure 1s strongl Earlier this year, Senator Proxmire any Authorization Bill. This the debate he has foc used The Defense Department year, that he would not seek reelec: supported by organized labor, it is difficult to see wh nounced is likel to force on the closin of unneeded military installations and the Senate. This decision means in on it as a reason to veto. tion to for the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI or Star Wars. The Office that America’s will lose one of If the President vetoes the measure, it is very likel that the House money taxpayers of Assessment released a stud which accordin to the their staunchest allies. will vote to override the measure. In the Senate it isa different story. Technolog : that the SDI work. , the Senate. Washington Post indicated can not a Any veto override attempt will probably die in will be the end of about The Meese Affair Inthe event that trad legislation dies, it In all Meese will remain at the Department of Justice three efforts. There have been compromises made on probability, year many sbout until the Democrats begi to mak a big issue of it durin the sum- Last fall we wrote an article bot sides of the issue, many of both parties have worked | legislators weekend of of mer. Vice President Bush will then put the pressure on Reaga to get Languag Marathon, a speak hard to put togeth a goo piec of trade legislation. One sign Meese to leave. just one foreign language Many — ing tha it does not all sides the a goo piec of legislatio is pleas about sucha The Notch Issue readers wrote to ask joining conference on H.R. certainl meets this requirement. report weekend and we forwarded all letters to will do a feature on the Notch Issue in three “The Social Care parts: Catastrophic Health the Marathon group. We are Notch - How Did It “Current Languag conferees meeting discuss the Security Happen?” Legislativ Proposal House and Senate are currently to sor to report that the grou seems to bodies. to Fix the Notch’, “Will Anything ever Happen with the Notch - or catastrophi healt care legislation pass b their respective faqeden cine an p readers health Are The Just Waiting for Us to Die?” further Although both the House and Senate have passe catastrophi and has now cancelled pla for have a The Anron Community Newspapers actuall correspondent to readers. care legislation their proposal differ in some important respects. weekends. We apologiz our in looking at these events which are so critical to our lives. Rebecca Dornheim There are some sentiments on the Hause Ways and Means Commit- Washington Education Editor tee which feels that the House ha already given enoug and now

more deaths from exposure to hig levels public which has been found to be more Letters From Our Readers of radiation. than seventy percent against Shoreham, must continue to the licensing of New York state and Suffolk county op Shoreham b the Nuclear Regulati Com- The Editor: cident 26 authorities lon ago concluded that it To on April 198 mission, the lesson of Cher- would be in the event of a rememberin A recent report from Moscow states that not possibl nobyl Set a to the mile the About one hundred five thousand nuclear accident at Shoreham to compass eightee about one hundred evacuees from thirty larg will radius by the auto map scale and yo accident have sneaked back to people were evacuated from an eighteen evacuate the peopl within a ten-mile Chernoby see that Shoreham is not worth the the to radius of Shoreham. their homes where radiation levels are still mile radius around plant according euu took While Lilco and The risk. dangerous high The official agency the same report. The accident thirty Long Island Power lives official and ex- the terms under which reports that most are elderl and that the one b count many Authorit negotiate Eric Pomerance the ac- believe that it will lead to thousands Lilco be or the For North Shore Coalition For Safe never adjuste to relocation after perts may bough reorganize Energy FEES SSE TERN OTE h eae b re FOLUR OEE E VO ISMDSTSIOPI I8 PSISREPSERSEPENIOISESOISIOMS ON Sade ee LSAT a ae3° Fe VF Anas nr O urn

Students Visit D.C’s Smithsonian Institute

The Hicksville School’s ninth grad ing opinio polls in the museums. After sum- honors biology Hiclass recently visited marizing th results, the students wrote let- Washingto DC. to see the Smithsonian In- stitute. The trip&# intent was to enhance their knowledg of biolog A highligh of the bu trip was a meeting The class spent the majority of their time with Senator Alfonse D’Amato. The senator at the Museum of Natural History and the took time out of his busy schedule to chat Aquarium The students develop methods with students, and an interesting political of evaluatin exhibits, which included tak- discussion ensued.

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HICKSVILLE HIGH’S ninth grade honors biology class poses with Senater Alfonse to D.C. D’Amato on th steps of the Capitol Building during their recent visit Washington

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events to of America General Assembl meeting, 9 Please address all notices of local Box Crest Hollow Calendar Editor, 132 E. Second Street (P.O. a.m. at the Country Club, 747-8282. 1578) Mineola, NLY. 11501 or phone Woodbury. By invitation only. For informa- be submitted two weeks Calendar items must tion call 294-7750. prior to the event. © Transitions: The Person Center offers a Friday, May 20 Person-Centered alternative to dealin with 12 © Co- Anonymous, a step life change 7:30 p.m. at Parkwa Commun will meet from to 9:30 p.m. Hicksville. support group, ty Church, 95 Stewart Ave., Fee: downstairs at the Parkwa Community $10. For information call Dennis R. Wendorf Hicksville. For information call Church, at 796-198 735-158 Wednesday, May 25

12 © “Savannah” © Overeaters Amonymous: a step Book Discussion: b Eugeni from will be discussed at 1 at the recovery program for recovery Price p.m. overeating, wi meet at 8 p.m. at Parkwa Hicksville Public Library. Church, Hicksville. For informa- Community e Emphysem Club meeting, 1:30 p.m. in tion call 795-68 the Conference Room of the Mid-Island Widows and information cal] © Beginning Anew Hospit N fee. For 520-2212. at Galileo Widowers meeting, p.m. Lodg © Hicksville Kiwanis Club meets at 12:30 Hicksville. Admission: ‘Levittown Pkwy. p.m. at the Milleridge Inn, Jericho. call guests $5 For information 822-399 Thursday, May 26 21 Saturday, May ® Hicksville Elks Lodg No. 1931 will meet © Anew Widow and Widowers Beginning at 8 p.m. at 80 East Barcla St., Hicksville. For 8 at Galieo Levittown meeting, p.m. Lodge information call 931-9320. Pkwy Hicksville. Admission: guests 5. For @ Hicksville (Mid-Island) Senior Citizens information call 822-399 will from 11 a.m. to at the United 22 meet p.m. Executive ThomasS. Gulotta, (first Sunday, May GULOTTA ATTENDSGRADUATION: Nassau County Methodist Church, Old Country R and of the Human Resources © for adults 1 to 3 7:30 p.m. attended the rehabilitation graduation ceremony Volleybal Hicksville. For information <all from right), Executive Plain- Nelson Ave., held at the Center in Albertson. Joining the County at the Mid- Y, 4 Manetto Hill Rd. Center which was recently at t ; Clare 938-707 2h f Pl Dr. Ed Martin call Smyt from, left toright: Ralph Hicksville, Specialis view. Fee. For information 822-353 were of Broad Chan- Administrator of Human Resources ; (seated), Gerry Marcley © Fund- activity, 10:45 a.m. at Con of Albertson, © Brunch, for all ages 11 a.m. to 2 Graduate. Sunda Old Country R nel, New York, a Business Training gregation Shaarei Zedek, at the Mid-Island Y, 45 Manetto Hill Rd., p.m. and New South R Hicksville. Refreshments Plainview. Fee. For information call 822-353 served. “Terri © The Eye of Learning present © New Outlook for the Widowed will Reshiena/ Janith. 1 to 4 p.m. at meet at p.m. at the Mid-Island Y, 4 Manct Levittown Hall, Levittown Pkwy. Hicksville. to Hill Rd. Plainview. For information call the Fee: #20. For information call Lauren at Y at 822-363 or Blanch Tarsky, president, at 579-53 or Shelli at 799-3259. Fee. 938-174 © Sunda Message 10:30 a.m. at 17 Mapl © Hicksville- Rotar Club will mee: Pl. Hicksville. Topic: The Key is to See God at at the Milleridge Inn. Everywher Fellowshi immediately after 12:15 p.m. the message, followed b a “Rap. Friday, May 27 Monday, May 23 ® Co- Anonymous, a 12 step © Overeaters Anonymous: a 12 step support group, will meet from to 9:30 p.m. from recovery program for recovery downstairs at the Parkwa Community call overeating, 8:3 p.m. Mondays and Thursday Church, ‘Hicksville. For information at Parkwa Community Church, Hicksville. 735-158 For information call 795-68 © St. Bernards of Levittown Widows and © Writer&# Club of Hicksville meeting, to Widowers Sociables Dance, 9 p.m, to 1a.m Com- Hicksville g p.m. at the Hicksville Public Librar at Galileo Lodg Levittown Pkwy call munity Room, 169 Jerusale Ave. Free. For Fee: $8 per person. For information information call 822-264 795-203 24 Tuesday, May © Overeaters a 12 step Heaviside (R), president of Anonymous: VOLUNTEERS PROMOTE LOCAL United Way...Katherine © Fundraising activity, 7:45 p.m. at Con- of Long Island’s recovery program for recovery from Epoch 5 Marketing (Huntington) and chairperson of United Way Shaarei Zedek, Old Country Rd. (L to R): Valerie R. Scibilia gregation will meet at 8 p.m. at Parkwa Marketing and Communication program, welcomes Refreshments overeating (Commack) Robert and New South Rd. Hicksville. For informa- (Hicksville), director of communications for Long Island Association ; Community Church, Hicksville. and A. Ceraso served. Feldheim (East Meadow), president of Mad. Ave. East (Melville) ; Ralph tion call 795-681 Inst. ( dbury), tothe (Farmingdale), director of operati Gr DataSy © Co- Anonymous, a 12-step leaders, they will be responsible for suppor- Sunday, May 29 committee. Joining with 15 other community support group will meet from 8 to 9:30 p.m. marketing, advertising and public relations initiatives. © Vollyball for adults 1 to 30, 7:30 to 10:45 ting the organization downstairs at the Parkwa Communtiy Mid-Island Y Manetto Hill Rd.. at the , 4 Church, Hicksville. For information call p.m. Plainview. Fee. For information cal] 822-3535 735-158 © Sunda for all ages, 11 a.m. to © the of Ner- Brunch, Recovery Inc., Association Hill Rd. p.m. at the Mid-Island Y, 45 Manetto vous and Former Mental Patients, will meet Plainview. Fee. For information call 822-353 at 8 p.m. at Parkwa Community Church, 95 Stewart Ave., Hicksville. and © Prenatal Exercise Classes Tuesday and ° Exhibit: Intaglio by Ken Byle be on a Thursday from 6:3 to 7:30 p.m. in the Staff Acrylic byJames Second will displa Fee. For in- Public Jerusale hile, Room of the Mid-Island Hospita at the Hicksville Library 16 80. For informa formation call 520-2212. Ave. during the month of May. tion call © Paumanok Chapte Telephon Pioneers 931-716

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Government not officiall oe injuries received in an auto Legionnair Lo Please write Congres and support this effort © Student must demonstrate goo citizen- By GREG BENNETT the Have You Applie for shi evidenced by involvement in communi- Charles Wagner Post #421, Hicksville ty activities. Christo led our at Hicksville Kiwanis Club © Financial need. Charles Legionnaires attended the Hicksville Cdr. Harry post © Student must b attending a four year Blue and Gol Dinner at the Glen Cove Boy this event. student in Concem was at the for the Yet colleg as a da starting Septemb Club on May 7. The dinner was sponsore b expresse rall Scholarshi Nassau American with POW/MIA of the Korean War On Januar 26 198 County Legion pro- The Hicksville Kiwanis Clu is please to to childrens’ research. 198 The Courant, a Bloomfield, Connecticut ceed going Variety its and Awards Pro- in which a announce Scholarshi The evening the music of the 1950s newspaper, featured an article featured for 1988: The Board of Directors has 1988 Frank Chlumsky now of gram dance floor covered a Romanian engineer Serban Oprica, an a by camouflag- authorized the following: Memorial Awards ed Hicksville mmnaires PC Ar- Bloomfield, and his wife admitted they saw parachut 1988 Dr. Charles J. Masek Memorial American POW’s in North Korea in 1979. tie Rutz, PC Ra Gamble, Adj Arlene Howard, 50 $750.00 The Kiwanis Foundation will also present Scholarship ...... - A Romanian delegatio were ther to build VC Gré Bennett and County Commander two awards in memory of the late This scholarshi was established b th late 4250.00 Dick Hochbrueckner this atelevision factory and the American POW’s Hicksville enjoye splendid Marie Rushmore, of time Kiwanian Frank Chlumsky to two High in suits in sister long This event was were seen dressed gray working who have shown evening. organized by Dr. Charles Masek in his It is School graduatin seniors fields. The article states also that the Pentagon J memory. Willouby Wilson of the Young Simmons their service an interest available to a Hicksville High throug community received a about this. The Pen- graduating Post. Our to has not report award was American Legion compliments School student. in the Hicksville Community. This does admit it received a in the Wilson family who hard o this tagon report 195 established by the Chlumsky Famil and from China to Ican not wormy from a man emigrating 1988 Kiwanis Memorial Scholarships P . compliment navigation funded by the family, Kiwanis and many, who stated he saw US POW’s Australia GE SS $750.00 700 A AGM SF Bila to bu and lost Ss iain Seems Thi the went out pretzels go many friends of Fr Chlumsky is Retired Air Force available the Glen Cove area for an hour. ona train bound fo Siberia. These are two 750.00 scholarshi this award. in fifth year of presentations of officer Simpson, of Hicksville resident wh is graduatin On May 1, The American Legion Depart- intelligenc O'Wi to any Palm Beach he ie the bot! for these scholarships are ment of New York held a “Rall For Our North Florida, states this year from any area hig school, Application from the student’s school M.LA/POW! at the United Nations in New report whe he was air attache in Hong Kong ublic and private. These two scholarships are available hig did lit- of the office or from the Hicksville York City and the Vietnamese Mission at in 1955, but the US Government very ded from the fun raising activities guidan directly ¢é Ed Kamber, Minuteman Waterside Plaza. Press releases were sent to tle to verify the information. Kiwanis members. Kiwanis Club, Broadway to Goldman Bros.) local media and letters were sent to the Viet- Congressmen Frank McCloske (D- The above three scholarship have the Press, 19 (next and Rowland Hicksville New Yo Alleligible students that yamese and to our UN Ambassador General Bob Smith (R- Joh (R- following requirements: to entered into with © resident. are Hicksville residents are encourage Vernon Walters. This rall was organize b CONN.) have negotiations Student must be a Hicksville of Hun Sen to © class. cegionnaires Hank Grinthal, Tom Kaiser and the Cambodian government Student must be in top 25 of apply Queens County Cdr. Harvey Moder. continued RE-ELECT JEROME F MATEDERO at fw TOM NAGLE CAttorn FREE CONSULTATION

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1988 - Thursday. May 19, Page-18 - Mew Qork Hicksville 3 linstrated Mews Hicksville, Visit Hicksville F.D. Turnout for Schoo Boar Candidat Part Europe Fire Fighte Larg The visitors were shown the department European fire service re] resentatives Hicksville Hazardous Materials Respons Unit and the ea aie wi recently toured the facilities ‘the of the district’s breathin air compressor- of Fire District. Deputy chief G. Weg itskind east of the Mississippi. The also saw Rotterdam Fire Department and Adriaan ademonstration of th district’s new break- Schot, sales representative of the Draeger in air mask test unit called Posi-check, one Corporation and alsoa volunteer iter three on Long Island. in Holland, were interested in visiting see- Fire Commmissioners first hand-a modern volunteer fire Hicksville presente ing the visitors. department a plaq to

William Donlon, Rep. J. Burt. LEFT TO RIGHT: Hicksville Fire Commssioner Davis, firefighter Adriaan Schot of Hicksville Fire Department commissioner Cliff vee Fire % — of Rotterdam Fire Department, Hicksville Depart 4 Holland, Depuy chief G. Wegh L Hicksville Fire Department assistant Chief with her family ata cocktail party heldinher ment commissioner Mike Krummenacker, SCHOOL BOARDCANDIDATE Pat Rooney Al Merk. honor.

By Arlene Rudin be voting tor Mrs. Roone because, “It’s time has kids in the The Knight of Columbus Hall was pack to put someone who actually ze board” ed with goa cheer on April 4 as more than schools on to the school i turned out for a cocktail party to 230 the of the benefit the campaign of school board can- ‘What added most to spirits didate Pat Rooney. Benefit organizers credited Mrs. Rooney&# recor of commitment to qualif education as the reason for the larg turnout. energy, money and Beth reminded the in order for her A song composed by Arlene gatheri that leader on the Rudin echoe the sentiments of many to doher part as a community would have todo their Rooney supporters: “Her strength Is in ask school board, cast goo questions, and list to all points as concemed active citizens an well as their friends and of view. tackles the hard and never vote, as encouragin for to do likewise, for Patricia Rooncy, give up -she& surel work that way you!” neighbor the One supporter commented that he would 3 on May 25. Learnin Center Gives Kids a Helpin Hand

“By Dale Simons Students are first given dia testto the level at whi instruction The Britannica Learning Center, in determine Britannica teachers work with the Hicksville, held a farewell party for Marie The school who Zander, wh is now director of the Hun- publi teachers rega excellent motivational tington Center. Her students came to wish Britannica Centers as her luck and welcome-the new director of and tutorial institutions. and the Hicksville Center, J Ann De Simone. The difference between Britannica other tutorial place is more than the small Ann&# wealth of ex; lence, she Besides J classes. It is motivation. Once your child warm a mand bring a nature, sunny enters a Britannica Center, the love, interest, humor. ‘ a sense colorful surroundings and ha faces en- a.k.a. The courage him so, tha at the of a lesson, while Britannica Rea Game:LeanIs it for cai ch Are your he wants to stay a longer can your ST. IGNATIUS DAISY Troop 3338 recently visited the Gregory Museum where they learned below children cannot wait for their next lesson, child& average average all about butterflies and moths. Very below average Slightly above average because progress, positive encouragement, Is he/she gift Britannica offers children and success motivates all children. the Center in from each of the above categories in- Visit Britannica Learning dividualized teaching expertise in either Hicksville, on Broadway, in the new Delco What Hicksville Is Readi call and ask for Ann. math or reading Plaza, or 433-4555 J The following books were highly re- 3 DIRTY DANCING queste last week at the Hicksville Public 4. BEVERLY HILLS CO II Library 5 MADE IN HEAVEN FICTION 1, LIGHTNING — Dean Koontz Fire Commissioners 2. SAVAGES — Shirle Conran 3 FAVORITE SON — Steve Schmer Dat 4. TENANTS OF TIME — Thomas Flanagan Meeti Chang

5. PEOPLE LIKE US — Dominick Dunne The rey meeting of the Hicksville Board of Fire Commissioners for the NONFICTION month of Jun has been rescheduled for

1. INSIDE REAL ESTATE — Sonny Bloch Tuesda June due to other pressing mat- Fire 2. THE TRU JEN: PATRIOT OF HEMMINGWAY ters of the Board of Commissioners. The time has not and — Denis Brian meeting change it will start at 3 CITIZEN COHN — Nicholas Von Hoffman 7:30 p.m.

4. JOH McCRAW — Charles Alexander

5. ITS ANYBODY’S BALL GAME — Joe Garagiol Looki for a perfe gift? The followin videos were highly on re- not a to the quest last week at the library Wh giv subscripti WHETHER ATTENDING BRITANNICA LEARNING CENTERS fo math or reading 1, PRINCESS BRIDE Hicksville Mustrated News tutering, students like Ray, John, Renee, Frank and Mathew end their classes with an ex- » citing game of Feesball. 2, MADE TO ORDER _

Hicksville Illustrated News - Hicksville, New York - Thursday. May 15. 1988 Page-19 Artists Thrive at Dutch Lane School Martin Depic =nt’s Perr Aut Ma Twa ithe Artists at Dutch Lane Elementar School Museum in Albany from May 13 to Locust Valle Hig School social studies

, st of recentl received public recognition for two Septemb 4. teacher Martin Perry of Hicksville, recentl art projects. The other art event was the campaign performe at the Locust Valle Public Librar Th first project wasa statewide juried art against dru abus called ““Kids Know,” as author Samuel Langhorne Clemens, one exhibition called “Imaginative Images VI.” sponsore by Teens Against Drug Abuse popularl known as Mark Twain. This year’s students explored the theme “A from th senior high school. The poster con- Approximately 45 students, several staff nted World of Difference.’’ More than 1,000 test called for elementar students tocreate mmie and principal Eric Berger attend- students entered the Imagination Celebra- posters with the theme “I' rather do ed the 45-minute presentation. tion which was presente b the Joh F. Ken- than do drugs A limited number As Mark Twain, Mr. Perry delivered a MARTIN PERRY PORTRAYS American author Mark Twain. ned Center for the Performin Arts, the were displayed at the Broadwa Mall two monologu describing Twain’s view on New York State Alliance for Arts Education, weeks ago. Dutch Lane School members are women, smoking bad habits, cure for ills and Mr. Perry, anaccomplished actor, has acted and the New York State Museum/The State very proud of their students wh placed in the annexation of Hawaii. His portraya of the in and directed Seal local productions. As Education Department. the poster contest. Jame loveno and Jennifer colorful author included lighting a cigar, a social studies teacher, he was able to in- Two of the 17 pieces chosen for exhibi- Kraemer won gift certificates for second authentic clothing and accessories, and tegrate elements of the curriculum into the tion were b Dutch Lane artists: fourth grade pla in the fourth and sixth grad categories. Twain’s inimitable wit, sarcasm and voice. performance. James Ioveno’s “I See You! Can We Be And sixth grade Lauren Mocilac captured Friends?” and fifth grade Josep Dolezal’s the grand prize and brought home a $ sav-

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QUESTION: WHAT’S WRONG WITH THE HICKSVILLE SCHOOL BOARD? ANSWER: NOT ONE SCHOOL BOARD e Change leadership MEMBER HAS ANY e Strip the board of experience CHILDREN IN THE e Make it leaderless HICKSVILLE SCHOOLS! QUESTION: HOW DID THE IN- e Change the team now CUMBENTS REDUCE THE SCHOOL BUDGET BY $700,000? ANSWER: THEY DIDN'T. THEY JUST ill manage our udget PUT PAYMENTS OFF TILL e Reversed years of indecision NEXT YEAR! QUESTION: WHAT HAVE THE e Reversed years of confusion SCHOOL BOARD IN- e Reversed of years deception CUMBENTS GIVEN TO THE RESIDENTS OF HICKSVILLE? Wo) 13 EXPERIENCE ANSWER: HIGHER TAXES AND LESS SERVICES!

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Redeemer Lutheran Churoh 17 New South Road, The Rev. Dr. Theodore S. NON-DENOMINATIONAL Hicksville, 11801. Tel: 938-8683. ee Grant. Services: Sundays at 8:00 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday Schoo! ‘The Church of Fiskevili 17 Hler Enso Wiceevite: Services atO15 am. 11801. Tet: 822-6330. Harotd Services: Sundays Religious schoo! at 30a on ‘Lutheran Churoh 40 W. Nicholai St, Hicksville, at Moa cin endey ‘Pray meeting oat cathe Oe sone Krahn, the Rev. W at & p.m. Home Bible Study Groups. jaan, Te ee BAPTIST Churoh of Christ 105 Broadway, Hicksville, 11801. Tel: 935-3855. The Rev. Tom Goodiet, Minister. Services: Greak Orthodox Church 20 Fieid Ave., Case of 020 4m waroh Liszt St Pollock Pl, Hicksville. Holy Trinity 11:00 Bible School at 10:00 am. Mid-Week Bi- ran 7:30 worship at am. Hicksville. Tel: 433-4522. Fr. George Stavropoulos. Services: Nareon at 10:0 e p. Tot:Fir938-713BaptiKevin J. Rawlins, Pastor. Services: Sund mor- Wednesday ble Studies, call for time and location. A staffed nursery is Sunday Orthros at 9:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy at 10-00 am. Sun- 11:00. night gospel hour at 7:00. Sun- METHODIST provided for all services. worsat Sund School at 9:45 am. ni cradie through adult at 9:45 a.m. Wednes- belvn oie igre Fs Sone at 7:30. = prayer [aggre 11801. Tet: 931-2628.CouThe Adie Richard PRESBYTERIAN Shaaref Zedek New South Rd. and Oid ‘The Rev. Dale White. sundaysni &am 9:15 Congregation Senc First Church 474 Wantagh Ave., Levit CATHOLIC The Bus Presbyterian Rd., Hicksville, 11601. Tel-838-0420, 938-0422. Ser- and 11:00 a.m. Sunday from 9-00 to 10:30 a.m. Country town, 11758. Tel: 731.3808. The Rev. Robert A. Wieman. Ser. 5 Fordham Ave., Hicksville, 11801. 9:00 am. Ministry of the Church operates every to bring peo- Sun vices: Adult Worship and Church Schoo! on at 10am. oa ple to Sunday Schoo! or the 9:15 a.m. worship service. Tores aes 9:00, 10:16 and 11:30 am 12:48 and 7:00 In Sc af 10:00 a.m. Saturdays at 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. th 7:30 pm. Our Lady of Meray B.C. 600 South Oyster Bay Road, Hickaville, 11801. Tet: 931-4351. The Rev. Msgr. month a 7:45 p.m. Affiliated with the United The on , of America. LUTHERAN the Church-Saturday THE HICKSVILLE South atat7 8:18. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. In the lower The Lutheran Church of St. Rev. Frank L church-8:30, 9:45 and 11:00 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Family Maas Broadway, Hicksville, 11081. Tel: 031-0710. : Sun- every month af 11:00 am. in the lower Sundays at 8:00 and 1:30 a.m. 8:00 and m. day Scho at 9:1 am. ), CONGRESS OF TEACHERS

cent- vices: masses, Saturdays at 5:00 and 7:3 p.m. Sun- sy m- Polic YOU TO 10:0 in and 11: 15 URGES Saye at 7:30, 6:45, a.m. (10:30 the auditorium) Repo Mall. am. 12:30 and 6:00 p.m. Weekday masses at 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. Monday through Friday. Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. has VOTE The Eight Precinct reported The Parkway urch Stewart Ave at the Hicksville, 11801. Tel: 938-1233/031 Parkway, 4- Thre were fev. Douglas A. indays at 9:30 °May suspects ap- prehende for allegedl burglarizin a a.m. Midweek Bible Study on Wednesdays at 8:15 p.m. house on North Fordham Road. Arrested EPISCOPAL were two Levittown men, ages 24 and 27, Church 130 Jerusalem Ave., Holy Trinity from Hicksville, 11801. Tet 931-1920. The Rev. Domenic K. Clan- and a 20-year- woman Wyandanc Rector, The Rev. Anne E. Lyndall, Deacon. Services: Holy YES All three were charge with burglar in the Communion on Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Schoo! at 9:30 a.m. on Sundays at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. Sunday second-

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ic Fellows to members of the club. Hicksville Jerich Rotar Clu held its an- outstanding were Trebitz, DePaola, nual Charter Nigh April 15 The event, held recipients Joe joe i and Fred Stanwise. Awards were at the beautiful Imperi Manor in larry Smith Bet attendance, wasattended members and their s resented for perfec Joh Ha s the lu awarde four Pa isas record, 3 yeah

HICKSVILLE-JERICHO ROTARY CLUB Secretary Augie Cassella (L) presents perfect attendance award to John Hill.

CAROL AND FRED STANWISE pose for photo after Fred received his award. PAST PRESIDENT JOE DePAOLA and his wife Eileen with Club President Al Levine (L). (Photos Jim Grossman) receives his Paul Harris fellow from Club PAULHARRIS recipient Joe Trebitz by President Al Levine.

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public hearing will be held inthe Room, Use Permit to install a second kitchen for use as PUBLIC HEARING Section 1. For i object or purpose of a Hearing © To Avenue, a Mother dwelli: hearing will the cost of the andtnd improvement Building, NOTICE New June 1968 at 10 Sis G GableDaugDriv 584.12 ft. W Old Country Road isher giv eee ofpayithe Sfacilit of thok Solid Bay, York,on Tuesday, 7 be the Tow: vos Town of 88-279B: LEROY/MARILYN EDWARDS: Distnth oher am. time, or as soon thereafte as beN: by a Cou New York, on Tuesday,Oysune Waste in Bay, J consider ame: for permission to provide parking I time inthe Nassau DispCounty, New York, consisting of im ticable, to 16 Tth, 196at Co: Uses” of ice No variadem. prevali to the facilities of the Waste Ap Hearing Room, dloTow: as g, Audrey Ordina To Drive nee i2ft, Wie Country Paove to Flanis Ordinance) of the Cod of th Ree Avenue, Bay, York, or as soon Ares. improvements SlGabl CON! ONOLL inclu site DENNIS/KAREN Oret ve conside an amend- land 2,the ler and Scale House, TiWari to coum n existing garage conve! m re- No 2-1980 kno and Coeaother improvements ment to Loc Law improvements necessary tain with le tha therequired side yard and ag- toaccommodate Resource Recovery designated as “The Town Oyster Ba In- side of ProgrReeythere y tobe the said te ‘Law’ f the name Programand Bridle 211.34 ft. No Blueberry Lane issued $1,680,000 sori amendment at the time and place e, of “Division of ive Em) hereby authorized to proposed JOHN/ DAVIDSON: ‘Compre the of aforesaid. The said ordinance and 88-281: (C.ETA.)’, shallaymbe, of said Town to provisions addi and and Training. amendment on Propojur- Variance toerect front, side and rear to the of the Com rchensi bonLocalot Finance aa aré want addition having less front |. side selcemined eet ing regular businessartesWa eetww bszamin second story par and Act of 1973 and tts here side than: J oft Glo secti or rsons at the the at O yardan ‘Feaimi e eee Or Cifi anes BOARDOF W encroachment eave and gutte Seer en and h te lasuance 680,000 serial Employment iby ofthe Avenue, 284.55 o Wio Fox Bu issued OByOYSTER Sjejou Buckner shall have an nds of said Town authorized to be pur- oppo ANGELO A. 88-282: LIBERTY SLUMB & HEATING per se ent suant tothis bond Furtherdetails said Variance toerect a resolu ina per DELLIG SUPPLY CORP: freestanding taob sa‘the above taining to said bonds will less per anne CARL L. MARCEL ground greater area, height and ponacatosaid Law one resolution or wonlui of this Town Board. r Town Clerk setback tnf beuired Ordinance. of the Town Clerk and a Section 3.Itishereby that the in th Office Peri Dated: 10, 1988 Weio Burns &quo 500 ft. Sio West John Stree business hours. bexaA, usefulness determof the aforesaid specific ob- May New York 88-283A: William Villela: Variance to erect ANG olpropor is twent: baat to sub- Oyster Bay, on OF OYSTER BAY. A. ject purpose pursuant one-family residence les division 6-a of a of Section 11.00 of the _05-19-88-1T-#3078-HICK required QELLIGA Supervisor. CARL. L. required pare aragris further determin- u an average (0 Town jerk. Dated: May 10,198 Local Finance it hereby th 1110.8238 Newlewbrid Road ed that the maximum maturit:; serial bonds Avenue W Newoe York. BY THE Seea V on toallow Oyster cack , NOTICE La: existing 5-19-88-1T-43074-HICKS ne to o ees Eee eis’ detached age to Femain on alot that does not retioon s ‘u sioa tl he prov ioofththeh Local Pursuant tothe provisions of Art. I-Div.3,Sec- contain structure. Finance La the r toauthorize theissuance RESOLUTION ADOPTE tion 67 of Buildi Zone Ordinance, Notice is Spo Fineiue,V. 1,110.82 ft. Wo New! Road of and to sell bond anticipation notes in anticipa- the NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN tha the resolu- the Board of Appeals will hold 88-284: DAVI COUMOU: Variance toallowex- tion of the issuance and sale of the serial bonds Oigiven that tion herewith has been adopted by the her ic Hearing in the H. ast Building for toremain having less published herein authorized, including renewals of such Town isting chimn of the Town of O r Bay, Nassau Meeting Room, Audr Avenue, Oyst Bay, New than requir side replay and a; gate side notes, is hereb delegated to the Supervisor, the ae HeNew York, onthe 10th: "HUR Evening, May 26, 1988 at 7:00 Sto Lane, 528.98 ft. E Cornell chief fiscal officer. Suc notes shall be of such authorize suc i dor the cases: Oe NEW YORK obligations b and and shall be ‘M. to consider following th oft ifsuch terms, form insuc BA aidi wstt be hereafter contested only so PMIC ILLE: oeray manner, as Fing bed seid were authorized for an object or pur- o 88-279A: LEROY/MARILYN EDWARDS: BY ORD OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS obli consistent wit! eeprovis bche SuperviFinane for which said Town is not authorized to ex- Variance toerectasecond- addition with deck Town of Oyster Bay po ifthe of law which should Law. side and 5-19-88-1T-#3072-HICK money, or provisions Seetio and of having req yards ag- Peave with asof the date of ‘ le thath te complie public cre sa sit on bee ° yyster pejassau s gi prhohh (continued page 24) tionof ator d ‘$84 ft. Wo Old eT: tosrt amialic of the prin- Berane with, and an action, suit or proceeding contestin LEROY/MARILYN EDWARDS:eae ne cip of andinterestonsuch obligati asthesame 88-279B: such validit: is commenced within da y twenty become due and payable. An annual after the date of publication of this notice, or such respectively s bemade ineach year sufficient were authorized in violation ofthe pro- appropriation obligation to the ofandintereston such obliga- visions of theConstitutio pay princi tions due and in such year. Dated: Bay, New York becoming Oyster Secion 6. Th peyatofsuc bonds nd an- 1988 validity May n 10, notes be contested en CARL L. MARCELLINO ticipation may only 1)Such are authorized fo x TOWN CLERK obligations objec said Town is not authorized RESOLUTION NO. 463A - 1988 o purpo oewhi BOND RESOLUTION DATED M4yY 10, 1988. e of law which should be com- A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING 18- prov of this resolu- witha! t the date of publication OF $1 SERIAL BONDST OF pli tion are not substantially complied with, SUAHE TOWN O O 000 BAY, NAS: ‘OUN- SERVICE and an action, suit or contesti e EXPERIENCE — LONG COMMUNITY TNEWYO TO PAY THECOST OF THEIN- proceedin is commenced within twenty days su CREASE AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE validity the ‘da of such publication, or ° INTEGRITY — VOTES HIS CONSCIENCE FACILITIES OF THE TOWN OF OYSTER BAY violation 3) Suc obligations are authorized in SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL DISTRICT. BUDGETS of the of — UNDERSTANDS WHEREAS, to the Constitution. ° FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY pursuant provisions Sectionprovisi7 oftth tion which tak effect im- had and takenin accordance with heretofore duly helt be in full in mene Massape — THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY the of Section 202-b of the Town publi e REPRESENTS provisions Observer, Bet @ lewsgram, Hicksville order dated 1988,pe juan and more particularly an 10 ust Valley the of- AS TRUSTEE — ATTENDANCE said Town Board determined to in the Loa © STABILITY PERFECT ha it HiasBewspa)NeTr - esignated for such interest to inerease and improve the fici vith a aati of the Town arrosClerk in Town of Solid Waste cilities of the Oyster Lopeth the form provided in Section 81.00 fet District atamaximum ted cost of t o thetantiLocal e Li Law. VOTE 3B MAY 25,1988 si 000; and 05-19-88-1T-#8082-HICK WHEREAS, it NAGLE LOCAL SCHOOLS 10AM-1OPM for such TOM PUBLIC HEARING pursuant tolaw, PLEASE TAKENOTICE,T Oyster Bay, Nassau County, New York as follows:

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1988 New - Thursday. May 19, Page-24 - Work Hicksville Illustrated News Hicksville. Districts, stated below, for the purpose of voting OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK determined thatthe plan THE PEOPLE the following ition(s):- Section 2 Itis hereby THE GRACE OF GOD upon or BY Pr page 23): for financing of the aforesaid specific object (continued from FREE c o: of the $385,000 serial Shall th e Bedg Pee the Bowralrd is the issuance ANINDEPENIN a Budget approved b be issued Becti 1716, be . ADOPTED purponds of saib Town authorized to pur- OF THE Education pursuant to ap RESOLUTION TO: ATTORNEY GENERAL of the District to this bond resolution. Further details per- and a tax on the taxable property IS HEREBY GIVEN that the resolu- suant STATE NEV andany and NOTICE tosaid bonds will be further oft pe in the amount of such Budget, less State has been by the taining OF thi xO assodirs-at-law ani tion published herewith adopted preseriTown Board. sons cit upon and revenues from other sources, be resolution or resolutions of this EDWArocse Aid Town Board of the Town of Oyster Bay, that the next-of-kin of said EMING deceas- Fed Nes Section 3. It is hereby determined after evie the 10th day of May, are unknown, and cannot, diligent inquiry, New York.on of the ed, of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Cou of the authorized such usefulnes afore be ascertained, and that if said persons or any of the validity obligations See is y years, pursuan nominatin; for the office of member contested only ifsuch specifico oeror purpose bedead, that the namesor, ofthe names, resolution may be aof Section 11.00 them the Board Becitijucation must be filed with the Clerk tosubdivision l(a) of p of residence, of any and all were authorized for an object or pur- further and or places obligations of the Local Finance Law. It is hereby place of the Sehool District no later than thirty (30)days which said Town toex- unknown who are the respective ex- pose for is that the maximum maturity of the persons before the (Annual) said date Mon. aotautho determined administrators, heirs-at-law, next-of kin, will exceed five ecutors, betweenMeetithe hours of 9:00beinA.M. and serial bonds herein authorized husbands or Apr. 25, 1988 ‘with as of the of publica- distributees, legatees, devisees, ve been date 5 P.M. A petition shall be require to years. in interest o! dece: separate were not sul ly compli: of the Local wives, or successors tocach Section 4, Subject to the pravisions and cannot, after diligent nominatea. and an action, suit or proceeding contesting issuance are unknown, separ Schoo! with, Law, the r toauthorize the persons ition shall be directed tothe Cler ofthe within twenty days Finance be ascertained and that service such validity is commenced notes in anticipa- be signed at least 46 such of and to sell bond anticipation with due perso be made ict, shall by qualified the date of of this notice, or ingoft Citatio cannot, diligenc at after publication the issuance and sale of the serial bonds voters of the (the same being two igations of the tion of the State. were authorized in violation pro- such them within in the herein authorized, including renewals of upon GREETINGS: (2%) of the number of voters who voted of the ution. visions is hereb delegated to the the Annual Meeting, shallstatethe residence York notes, SALVATORE L. ODDO, Public Ad- previous Dated: Oyster Bay, New shallSaperybe such WHEREAS, residence of the can- chief fiscal officer. Suc notes o domiciled at ofeach the name and 10 1988. such minstrator of Nassau County, whois which May form and contents, shall be soldin York didate,an signdescribe the specific vacancy for CARL L. MARCELLINO terms, an 845 Hemlock Street, Franklin Square, New be said Su isor, is nominated, which description Town Clerk manner, as prescribed to the Court the candidate 11010 has lately Surrogate’s of the term of the 460A-1988 acertaininstru- shall include at least the length RESOLUTION NO. of our County of applNassau, to have office and name of the last incumbent. Forms of MAY 10, 1988. wr bearing date the 13th day of BOND RESOLUTION DATED and credit of said Town of ment in writing forSchool THE IS- Section 5. The faith b real and petitions ‘A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING January 1984 relating to personal Schoo! District.m Oyster Naves County, New York, are hereby and Testa- ed from the Clerk of the F SERIAL IDS OF THE duly prove as the Last Will the to the of the prin- property The vacancies are to be filled on irrevocably pledged paymen FLEMING deceased who was following asthe same mentof /A cipalofandinterest onsuch obligatio 5 Cecil Place, Board of Education: at the time of his death domiciled at due and An annual ending June 30, 1991 respectively become payable. of Nassau, 3 year term sufficient Hicksville, in said County P. Bennett iation shall be made ineach year cited Last Incumbent: Mr William ap THEREFORE, and each of are FACIL. of and interest on such obliga- you, you, ending June 30, 1991 to pay the principal Court of our 3 year term LIGHTING DISTRICT. to show cause before the Surrogate&# tions due and payabl in such year. Last Incumbent: Mr Thomas Nagle WHEREAS, to the provisions of Nassau, at the Surro; ate’s Court, pursuant beco validity of such bonds and bond County FURTHER GIVEN that Personal in accordance with Section 6. The at Mineola in the NOTICE IS heretofore duly had and taken only Nassau County Court House, Districts have been notes may contested if: 1988 at and Election of Section 202-b of the Town Law, anticipation Nassau, on the 29th day of June Registration the provisions for an County of District, that noperson 1)Such obligations are authorized object Will and Testa- established in the School anorder dated M 1988, 9-30 a.m.at of that day why thesaid more for which said Townis not authorized shall be entitled to vote at the (Annual) District has determined it to10,in the or purpose be admitted to probate as a Will said Town Board ment should not not on the the to expend money, or C. Election whose name does appear ic interest to increase and improve of real and property and wh: John 2) Th provisions of law which should be com- personal of the School District, unless such person Town of Bay Lighting Administrator should not be register facilities of the Oyster dat of publication of this resolu DiCocco Public the Section 5-612 F with at the is under provisionsof amaximum estimated cost of $3 plied of Administration, CTA. registered District at with, Letters Law and that those qualified to tion are not substantially complied We have caused the of the Election and such granTESTIMONY WHEREOF, School Election provide and anaction, suit or proceedin contesting said County register and vote shall dosointhe WHEREAS, itis now desired to funding after seal of the Surrogate& Court of our of BE IT validity is commenced within twenty days Distriet in which ther for such ; NOW, THEREFORE, Nassau to be hereunto affixed. of of such or IS FURTHERresidGIVEN that copies Town Board of the Town of the date publication, RAYMOND RADIGAN, NOTICE RESOLVED,proj by the in violation WITNESS, HON. C. the school 3) Such obligations are authorized the statement of estimated expenses for Nassau County, New York, as follows: Judge of the Surrogate’s Court of our said Coun- Oyster Bay, of the of the Constitution. 1988-1989 be obtained by any taxpayer or of provisions te& Office, at Mineola, year may Section 1. For the specific object purpose ty of Nassau. at the Surro; District in the District at each school house in the the cost of the increase and improvement in the said the 6th day of May 1988. which takes effect County, and on and after Oyster Section 7. This resolution daily except Saturday Sunday ofpayith facilities of the Town of Bay Lighting SEAL and shall be published in fullin Massape- May 1988, between 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. District in the Town of Oyster B Nassau Coun immediately PEYTON BOSWELL, Ill 18, Tribune, iicksville Hlustrat to be voted upon are of the construction of a ua Post, Bethpage SURROGATE' COURT that other propositions ty, New York, consisting Leader, the official CLERK OF THE in the facility,such ‘ews & Locust Valley by availablean for inspection by any taxpayer building toserve asalighting storage ther This citationis served upon youas required law. District lof Townown newspapers designated for such purpose, District at each school house in the daily to constructedona not obliged to in person. If you fail of the Town Clerk insubstantially the Yo are appear onandafter May 18, on with a notice to Saturday and Sunday Sullded land located behind the Highway Complex to it will be assumed that you consent except in Section 81.00 of the Local Finance appear, between 9:0 A.M. and 4:00 PM. there are hereby authoriz- provide unless file written verified 1988, Miller Placein Syosset, the proceedings, yo a public Town eaaw. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that be issued serial bonds of said thereto. You have a to have an ed to $385,000 objections right 1988 at the Senio of the Local Finance hearing shall be held on April 27, to the provision attorney-at-law aj for you. pursu 5-19-88-1T-#3081-HICK pe High School for the of discussion of theex- Ww. JOHN L. MOL! , ESQ. of funds andpurpthe thereof. for Petitioner, penditure Attorney NOTICEIS FURTHERGIVENbudgethat the Board — Office & PO. Address NEW HYDE PARK WILLISTON PARK of Registration shall meet in the seven (7) Election FLORAL PARK 1988 LEVITTOWN AVENUE | 412 WILLIS AVENUE 346 Avenue described below on: Wed., May 11, 29 ATLANTIC AVENUE 125 HILLSIDE Maple Districts 2786 HEMPSTEAD N-Y. 11590 Westbury. from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. (D.ST.). TURNPIKE have his name 516-334-1000 Any person shall be entitled to 6/9-2;5/26-19-88-4T-#3071- that at such placed upon such register provided p he to meeting ofthe Boa of Registration proves a bee ea be S NOTICE OF (ANNUAL) DISTRICT ELECTION the satisfaction of such Board of Registration to Se vote at the school HICKSVILLE UNION FREE then or thereafter entitled to which such register is SCHOOL DISTRICT meeting or election for wD A HICKSVILLE, NEW YORK prepared. Said register will be filed in the office will NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to of the Clerkof the Districton May 11, 1988, and HOMES ified voter of the ne I the resolution of the Board of Education of beopen for an b P.M. on week Hicksville, inspecA.M. to 4: any Hicksville Union Free School District, District from 9: 25, New York, adopted March 23, 1988, the (Annual) d from May 12,1988 uptoand including May JERUSALEM AVE. 47 931-0262 District Election of the voters of this 19 Residents who voted atan AnnualorSpecial MARIE ST.) from the (AT WEST School District will be hel qualifon Wed., May 25, 1988, Meeting of the District within four years or who between the hoursof 10:000clock A.M.(D.S.T.)and date of the current (Annual) Meeting, HIcKS 10:00 o’clock P.M. (D.S.T.) in the seven Election (continued on page 39)

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LOST IN GARDEN CITY. 50th REUNION COMPA| WAN AIP AND AJR CLERKS GOOD NEWS CAREER JOHN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1938 Trip to Mexico $800.00 care agency ininGien with the name “Brook” . Sen- and Years) Beaches, museums, architectural Lar chihas 2 openings I their THE LONG-ISLANDER CABLE TV HOTLINE (Adjacent timental value. REWA Call 352-6099 481-1160 489-7576 sites, etc. Excell. accom. Woman finan dept. A/P, AJR clerks. “Career Assistance & Ret 747-8282 ext. 110 313 Main Street SUBSCRIBERS! 30+. Eves. 742-9034 Both are entry level positions Comprehensive LOSEMAN’S RING-14K gold wibiue but experience !s reterr N.Y. 11743 vices HS Huntington. EASTERN DIST. vic. Our Lady of Hope, ood with Cal Mra. We have JERROLD 400 HAND- stone-S/l, figures. AND Pl./Sentemental value. HELD REMOTE CONTROL CLASS OF 1938 Carle Seoe 759-1844 Placement Reward/334-5153. UNITS FOR SAL Guarranted 6 Services 516-887-5992 50th Reunion. Ifyou are or member of the class of 19 ATTENTION COLLEGE please contact: STUDI CALL THE Box 1176 ABBEY FEALEMASONRY 22 Domestics Locust Valley firm can arrange Concrete driveways, stucco, all 3 Occasions Anton Flex work hrs while attend CLASSIFIED Specia Community brick you masonary repairs. Expert in- rs CLEANING HELP WANTED Own school. Position requires strong DEPARTMENT FOR dividual tor office trans. Recent Ref. Pvt home dutles, maintenance,diversifiinventory, er- RA TE INFO RMA’ TION imatesacer Contactiting Nick Roslyn A Call afterf 5:90 x all oF ISLANDLAI deduct $1 ORMON josy Area Tings. Muat drive Cal Elleen Rentals 718-726-8370 676-8800 SENOno! ch N-A-REMOTE, Tent — W In EE ee rae s = AUTO MECHANIC P S 90 L on Estate wants ine . “Tents Lovely family Ra of “49 40th 3 years experience. NS year friendly capa woman to babysit LONG TERM & Rlogewoa ch Agla Kit Must nave own tools. Bd OOra °C. anopys 2 girls. Lt. Henenaii : of ST RENTING! duties Cal 212-744-2719 Mu kn allaspe DISPLAY RATES Chairs etc. BSsmorsss 3971 or : or a “Tables, (gohenty Evelyn (Moser) Mesagno at ARE ALSO Fl5 AMORE W cove AVAILABLE. Ave HS LEVITTOWN-Division 7 22C Child Care esse BESTPARTTIME PLEASE CALL FOR SitO Sam Ni Cla La Limousine ———— PARAMOUNT BABYSITTERS/HOUSEKEEPERS. IN HU GTO town. Family Picnic on Aug 14. In- in Immed GRILL fo: Paul Lebrum Live or bab ato In home Ene All Occasions ne $7t0$10 parhr. RMA tae 735-3900, ae Holidays/vacations. 549-3344 y 11701, a North Franklin St. : 76 BPs Ba pact eaheatt 238 Route 109 CHILDCARE FORZenitoren atter- S trus b bonda Gal for Hempstead, NY ding school in Garden City. interview : © RVING and ST. DOMINIC' pera”, “Royal Ent many Farmingdale, NY 11735 & more Housecie jig Live-inorcookiou & . Broak Lun OF OYSTE BAY ver licen’ 420-4049 DELI 516-249-5449 must be 7 - PARTIES CATERING special eeOccasion Class of &q will be holding a provided. Call: DEADLINE: 25th class reunion al Wheatly 312.642.61 A tor Tom. Week: CALL 565-4699 ROMO &am GIANELL Noon Hilts Tevern, ends and evenings Call 742-0086 Monday land make next functon Westbury, your rormars: call: BOOKKEEPER experien: oes CHILDCARE PERSON WANTED a memorable REUNION COMMITEE AT Catt 22 sal area ERRORS 673-0564 549-4369 BAKVINYL SIDING INC Super S : o ee Mestu IMMEDI sale. cent. Cor- ONLY s 2 Professi- Svcs ComputerEXPERI a plus! a each a pun eaaIslander are SYOSSET HIGH SCHOOL windows, $149 FREE PRIVATE ROOM & FULL] will “anc Good salary, e Long COUNTRY 516-742-7098 in Reunions FORMER CROSS emer « benefits, and profit sharing. not responsible for ATHLETIC & TRACK, 1959-87 DIN- ee water In ex: Rogiwesnington Aes LIST YOUR for Clint Miller. Cha for 20 neure of child i cents bevond NER/REU Fishman for 516-944-3100 Contact Gary pAiNTING & WALLPAPERING week. job pionS ik tes j garep ‘emal: Id st PROFESSIONAL 207 SPECI Neat, clean, aeHit den All Reunion es own car. Call atter work. Tony. 661-1087 any SERVICE muhavweekends. BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT F/T Ads MUST THOrooklyn, JEFFERSjass of Jan. H-June. All Ads Must Be || 518-750-2770 Lacilo Sea Ciitt. Will train 3948 Alumni: Anniversary with a some oxp. preferred. Svewsp Pre-Paid Check, ‘Ani Cocmr BePREPAID 8 Personals maurepecgaiaetoew | chose" ni mucctemiete: CKEEPERIN Ord ler, Arlene Ben Zvi Money for all $25 5 lines, 5 weeks raduatea. Contact MATURE WOMAN WiIIl care for BOOKKEEPER for Garden Cty law We nave rates budgets. FOR $30 inch box, 5 weeks Gra 089 Lawrence Ct. No. PARTIES. your child weekdays my Port firm, PrT, 8:00am 1:00p MasterCard or Visa ; BIRTHD Arte/Cratts or Enter- taxes. For Information Call Bellmore, NY. 11710. (516) CHILDREN- Washington home,home, Refs. 883-0816 A/P. payroll, n Greebank rece, Vise-MC-Check 282-8724. tainment. Yo Place or Ours. call Manual 742-6204. 747-8282 it system, OF 266. NANNIES/ Ex Ask tor the WESTBURY SCHOOL CLASS ° IF YOU Are OR know, a moth for 2%yr. ol " ho care CARETAKER-DRIVER CLASSIFIED DEPT. Some house work. Refs. CONTACT Phyliis 334-6874 or Bar- 5 116-767-8083 MER. needed for 6% acre Long Isiand bara 333-3128 Consistent recent ex- BAY RIDGE H.S. honor WINTHROP JHS BROOKLYN, NY Qur 16 mth old is looking for references re- * c with MASTERCARD-No one refused. Class of land- & learn about of credit history. Also 25th REUNION Regardless Washinjeodst job for July & ok. Our home or yours, 944-0677 scaping ground: credit. Do it if or a member of " ERASE bad yourself, you are, know, Abby Katzman for info & details. can- N TEACHER seeks responsible, lov- maint Call 1-619-686-1522 Ext. CO2669 theclaas of &qu please contact: 516-757-3322 didates, call: SITTER for 2 yr old In my 24 hrs. Ing PO, Box 1168, Anton Communi- W ARE LOOKING for German, & BA 212-310-05 MASTERCARD. No refused. ecuat one ty Newspapers, 132 E Second of St. Simon Stock Hig! American Family 0%292 ing Se Mon- 8-430. eerhers Also MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Regardieus of credit history. St, Mineola, NY 11501 Bronx. Graduates of years 10 338-4046 aft. Spm BETWEEN 5 and 6 pm ONLY ERASE bad credit. Do It yourself. thru 1947. For further Call 1-619-565-1522 Ext. C2674 NY Call 936-6631 HOME COMPANION-needed for 24 hrs. resident. Live-in or 24 Wanted CONTROL Help VOLUNTEER-WEIGHT part-time arrangements for a PROGRAM under MD & nutri- Dee Blackman Ing woman. Contact: Info call CAST CAST CALL! CAST CALL! Uonist supervision. CATERING ASSISTANT Caro! Wilson 326-6101 ca 8 ADVERTISING ‘ormer Students Of § wanted 11 am-8pm Blanche MARGE WILLIA SCHOOL OF DANCE 5 RADIO Jaye Counseling w Create, sell, write, and become Booking Weddings and Parties Smith To Be Presented At: Greg For The Spring Recital CHARM BRACELET-14 K goid involved in production of radio at busy waterfront catering ASSISTANT MANAGERS: Initials AJ Lost commercials. Sal plus comm. & with Ritter - MAY 1988 wiheart in center. facility, Dealing public. John Stores an HICKSVILLE H.S. 21, Sullivan' Dept. Liberty Westbury.z REWARD 907-6634 plus bonus. Full training. Call Personabtle, andneatly David. Bob Weidman Miss Marge Is Creating A “Reunion” FOUND-FEMALE CAT MIXEO Bay Shore Area Number YOU! 616-669-3333 Production Featuring 516-665-3677 range. Phone For Further Information, Call 931-6917 Port ee Near LIE. resume to: Sullivan' Liberty, N.Y. ea 12754 PLEASE CALL 718-037-0073 MARMADUKE®) by Brad Anderson

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propers: GALGUY PRUDAY Or 1 tator ico. Exp. Inpa Managerial Taineo PART TIME ubenda Eimant STOCKBROKER Mon Lo pit Goo at dota. Eves & Whond eves. Shifts avall Bank Teller _Piteves Pleasant envi Mandihaod Init yo Rotire welco Muo na Loaf 206-7900 Ov 80 Tneus. £1, 1:20-2:30 More ope Hours possible. pit clean NYS licence. Call Jeanie at In area. Call In haern pe Sor i-nos. in LEGAL PrFLitigation peronnel departe W are an innovative, rapidly specialty GARDENER-FIT Re PrFeome tu sone v a pret. or Ghertee Mo 488-9100 retailer offering contemporar cloth. Seer, ae for nen women. tf you are DRIVERS 816-361-7255 eet an as in SCHOOL BUS _—— Moot Wo PIT CLERICAL 1 Wan to you! curronty positio Detioquent t poorer LIEBAU privat Sen Data open in: CLASS 2 LICENSE Ext. GH-1432. tification required. Call Anettforealinf i Gi Flex Hre. Loam Proce = SFT OOS Hickevitie locato 433-7610 Westbury Nurse to . Glen NURSE’ AIDE or Student QUARDares. Retiren care for ALS patient In Bayville Must have & $6/hr. to phone Gam-Som: |g all shifte. 935-0112 Mon- start LIFEGUARD PHAFAMACY TECHNICIAN Fien H lee eehinninet eeu FI nightevwe Loc Gl E WORK Colle at 676-2208 WA Call: 683-7220 Will train. ca - Exp. necessary. for our Roosevelt Field Mall store. tf you want noo! Bus Some HAIRDREDenes et ee 883-7655 to be part of a flexible, id NT ation fast---send a haler anwor Field Mall, SE resume A HEAD & ASSISTANT DRIVERS immed! 23 & over. Sader York 11990, Attn: Chnstine Taxi, TEACHER TE L L Ee PR Ss cal -0249. or (516) Ertp Dispa 20887e BOMTI Bena terrific opportunityz to growDo mius! ou

each day. Apply in person, DER . Call 365-7244 Nassau County for re have throughout en Ask for Mrs. Squires W openings Trainees & Experienced Tellers.

HORSELOVER-Experlonced-to W offer a competitive salary plus a FIT to service CLERK TYPIST F/T Oe ‘ comprehensive. Clients of computerized North ee Su e S500 company-paid oar in Glon Cove. oer sospita eS mremedical a coverage. We a person wityping skills & a pleasant ospital/surgical/major nee Off Pastetant fe Dental coverage. Life insurance kno ; FOR helpful. Sala m ofint ) packgrogrou c lerical and purchasing responsibilities in wholesale Educational assistance CAREER OPPT Excellent Benefit package plus salary. _ TION Pension and savings incentive plan. REGISTERED REPS ONLY * oo reeae TEO-SAS0 Branches between casement emenaees Applications accepted daily at all ti RellabiRel import MASEAU COUNTY OW M ANA 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., or stop in at: CALL ROM SLL MOTOR SERVICE 666 Old Road 794-4758 Call M Shapiro Country Garden City

CEMETARY GROUNDS KEEPER NORSTAR BANK 44 hea wk. All yr sound, Paid NORSTAR BANK Holidays, career opportunities. LONG ISLANO IMMEDIATE Gall Mon- 8:00-6:30 Part Ti 2days co week. Lit LONG ISLANO oe Sm ried, CHRISTMAS o jery - car Equel Opportunity Employer Equal Opportunity Employer Around The World C eeya oat 516) 222-7900 DRIVER WANTED PYFLIgnt work. ) CUSTOMER SERVICE | Car neodes. Rottred pereo ene CLEANINGST IMMEDIATE! IMMEDIATE MANAGER PORTERISTEWARD ee T Pt Gesin Bas FULLTIME area. 748-0338 PoolRestaurant/Yacht Club No Investment. Weekly Train. PT Service Is for a mature to Environment. Summer paycheck. Benefits. Some typing and EARN up to 50% selling quality Clase 2 & 4. Will a.m. Busy North Towing looking person Paid Sho of and Flex. Weekends hel to: . Must have in all aspects towing manage- hra. F/T, a must. and For more information i company In Hicks- AVON Products. For details call & manage. experience and Call John Schust at: ville area. 9 a.m. - 5 pm. call: fecb 457-7258. vacation, holidays, ment skills. Salary open! | «618-674-0285 are whes06 incentive days. Call: 931-6800 wie euiccines.yacuriciue for ELECTRIC SALES/ Carerveoms 883-6711 Ask for Je ” CLERICAL HELP WANTED for ShOWTtrain. Light0” StV7aT4737 small office. Valley/671-6412 non-emoker must be good with & pleasant EXECUTIVE tiqur open. Be Good phone voice ability to 2200, Eves & Wkends SALES NURSES 31 phone work Wit SECRETATRY IMMEDIATE ame? Proansea ik, Ranaletin. BAPTIST CHURCH IMMEDIATE OPENING PERSON ° counselors ta work with PIT Secretarial Position. disabied r FILE CLERKS URN TRAVEL TIME INTO developmentally tor Window Treatment Co. In Exp. typing, filing, amity TIME BY eduite in home sett! Visa Welcome & orga HOEXPE NECES Beainner-Aetumes Will train. FIT Days. tional abilities commun! TO HOME!WORK Full tims, part time. State-of- tion skills. 18/16 hra. a o ‘a the-art Cali 810-097-2395 Must nave cart FIT, Fete. Job Sha training provided. WAREHOUSE days. Flex. $6.00 hr. parieney, ui 334-4210 MATERIAL HANDL r 345-3535 Present t resume. CENTRALISLAND Some heavy tifting involved. flee. Good Typing, sictation 627-2270 For interview. HOME om # NURSI a les CLERKTYPIST fight appticant. Port FILLERS imMEDIATE sect'y- Bright, ORDER restdent e ear rout lon. ONS sBusY Part time. duties. enegeti person, Mien jaramonte, at: 787-0310 Ask for Nancy benefits & mucki cond * WiARINeed have Boati exp. $8:pga. t for Must be Diversiing 516-433-0600 race Will train you to fill orders. fice moving to Mineola. Chriss G 944-7196 eves 5or-0 orpenizad & good with handel. Beginners of Returnees 212-541. Ing client calls, anybh oe MECHANIC, DIESEL & GAS exp. a plua Flex. Hre. Garden FIT COUNTER GIRLWII! Train 5 FLEET, experienc & reliable. Ex- a Clty ares. 742-2008 671-5910 Days, Dewey Dry Cleaners. callent opportunity & conditions. 883-1390 Port Washi OFFICE ASSISTANT Fulltime.teppay.ben 4 lsemo . 516-36 = e jant Nort shore caterer needed hours a week. seek individual typing skills TARFI or Br wi erat DENTAL MECHANIC. for smail engines. F/T |ENTAL ASSISTANT & orpani FIT. Great cu timWPM, fringe Donef Letters, forms, good at fi RECEPTI FIT OFFICE ASST {or on the jab Locust Valley Shop. Salary open. Manhasset Area. 627-5775. FIT, Experience train ne avail location. Ask for Mrs. ren ee ciney | Oyster Bay. Exciting SaRet its, Northport for Jericho area. 8:30 am-4:30 ee rectly under Culinary in utual Co. preferr To Sat516-482-2215 Call 671-3287 STUDENT = Office pm. General office work, typing, stitu Graduate. Round man’s 271-4700 Prt COLLEGE SeaeR needed for Dosltion for party set-up; atc: oe, zi Ext. 220 aSan i haatane oo ee a a Cal at COCKTAIL Room tor up to Sehr. preferred. MEDICAL Exp to WAITRESS It ree-s2ro work In ‘s office in 248-2800 Anderson 931-3333 Glen Cove area, Full 4day week. OPPORTUNITIES Part time. Bay Shore waterfront Salary Exp. dic- UNLIMITED jazz club. taphone ove ‘ancetypi forms. Experienced only. —_—_—_—_——— |/ert-sii0 In todays Coast Guard, job and FCountetel Ga Oets Contact: incVilageotBayviioPTCiedcal Career opportunities formen & fine help. Contact Ma, Dinekita Bet- the ent position women between ages Cord Sussner 665-3677 GAL FRIDAY ee 17-27 are uniimited. Excel o pay and benefits. PIT DENTAL ASST tues & Thurs Call 628-1439 benef! CAVALIE AUTO Bem teen. 5 cat full days. Exp pref, not essen- matu — year,a pain aarave Small t Garden Gu office, It. o Salary PARTS MODELS M/F clud th G.1. Bt for furth ing, general office duties. tal P commensur Executive. Top CLEN COVE Assist mature Ineurance Investigator Call Hartey at: pay Reply Sidims testo eres. | Box 1177 ‘Walnes 676-0100 Nx. Firm needs Tall P women. & an at: _ ja! preparation. females and KJea or Visit our offic tice PIT FOR ELEGENT NORTH 122 East Second St. Police paralegal background AD Campaign. Minis Sunrise Mall SHORE Caterer. Maitre: Mineola, N.Y. T1601 TV Fashion Shows. Also wai Kitchen helpful. Call Mr. Edwards print, In Walters, & 6B shoe. Massapequa Nec. Weekend hours. Cali ORIVERMAINTENANCE 200 Hand, Lag Exp. ‘Law Of- 795-4170 Maureen. PERSON GAL FRIDAY-Garden or vend resume te PO. Box 695, Si = flee PART S7mou Floral Park 002 MOSTLY MODELS for north shore home fur- store. Full time, non- i FIT GUY/GAL FRIDAY ry IN 212-213-0116 PY DAY-P/T Typing & JOB OPPORTUNITIES ’ Relate OPPORTUNITY age sre rE Wares saretea os in sre Laenvones Be own boss your . owt train. For int 736-3000 oxt.965 OFFICE CLEANE Paul Lamar (312} FIT- Direct Sielen: PI Figo GacERaTE per hour 6 777 $500 pet part ime a eA o Water wk tment Units Artist sd Paste-Up - eo - with 45 yeare of Real Estate Bob Syommons of ahiesi Lo Part time person needed for local group newspapers L cell h Lata Lewldots ores Ging their Port — a 12 Noon—6 PM+ Hours: Monday—Wednesday Cliff and Greenvale office There are a limited Newspaper pages only in Production Department numot (no mechanicals involved) motivated people are i P Part Time-Full Th een E w Learn Insurance Claims in- Estate, F gece Part TRAIN NOW ty Waar Ex perience prefeferred Ra vestigation and trial prepera- shop.expa ington tlon.. ‘trial: during iewi while children in Neseeu. vacation’ Cali Good working atmosphere b stating trial, Send reaume PO 688, yo Vinny. ralni Floral Park, Lad 11002 school ar Paid and vacation a hourly Dlease calt FOOD SERVICE 484-4410 or Earieen Sea Ciiff at CASHIERS and CLERKS ING ATTENDENTS 747-8282 674-2012 of Bonnie(Port Earn up to 87 hour. Call ‘Weshington) 684-2900 FIT Positions available $4/nr. Ext. 139 044-7138 Between 16am & 2 pm APPARELGortiflec-wannEFecuadothers.&YOUR21088FURNContetoioa!GwN——Nee>46061¢NY.PMzallSieEROeNo8+phoebenaeeall—ft.oftoetalD7a59_n||}-I|

- 5 anity 1988 - of 16, Page Auten Newsp Week May 27 Business 36 Articles For Sale NYSCAN Wanted 24 Wanted Wanted 24 Help Wanted 24 Help Help Opportunities 24 Help Com- SALE BATH & GIFT SHOP FOR ww anetejue, WORKERS lr eran NE ee eet prohereview, REAL ESTATE SALES HELP SHELTER ee ieee ranchise pin lon. of Wester Ar- bal orca. in ait Official In New Soundview Two: prints and mors; with multimillion Exp. available equiptment A great future 7 all shifts. EO.E. Call Cal Mi Po Washi area 003-7608. in ust Gora Curtis Delano openings, ledical Renetviace opening. hait 25. Public dollar U.S. Adam Es: 271-1600 Se0s year bet. 10am-4pm MedaTisap August. startup, javajo Bulletin, PO Box 512, Homes, Condos, complet Detano: Auction “Navajo Boy”. 13827. for sales ¥. mediate openings exp. credit 1882-1046. Studied under N train and ARE CURRENTLY Cash plus good people. We&# sponsor, WE Inquires. A WONDERFUL famity experience begin- STRONG HEALTH PIT to we ju 48 Soandh Call 24 hours day Flo 747.8282, Ext. appocare best!sne have assist with femate AIOpatient Drivit THE per exchange i Hun ‘ingt for FREE Ho AWed. and Sat. vian High School schedule to meat the In August. News G for TELEMARKETING students artiving with tnewernane nt work. quirements of parents swiTcCHBOA Sell Part & Become Retir ent pay. Call: offering by only fo school age See AECEPTI 4 full time,advertisiflexibl host neit fe Commission to 75% It.. ‘4at- sea HouEx Claims processors, phones, i. 1-800-SIBLING Good FRACO BELGE Goal Stove, 22000 typl CRT, wil trai mission. Paid Vacation & to $360. Call 277-6326 eves. COLLEGE. Money for U.S. ADAMESTATES hy a oui Ext. 123 or 125. jyping Benefits. Ie avellabie-If you know oit OWN a FRANK’s TREES-Hemiocks all college Nite 6248-5675 Mineola. 212-54 Minimum of 5 (616)626-044 own ne Ae eRom. Pine Arbor- where to look! CLERIC Ladies, Sourves guarante Call Com- Full time, of typing, , Yiteg others. Gall 5862 i TOW C AR Cel 616-670-87 o knowle Chitdren/ Me Py ter Servi at salary, benefits, For Sale-3M Whisper Writer eatenpa holid ite, ‘ OPERATOR Wact Machine with ____ Accessories Store. teletype supplies. AID. No atic u of COLLEGE RECEPTIONIST so Peter tx tay 7 SHORE AREA : Call NORTH ALL POSITIONS OFFER PAID ieolor analysis. Brand names: Matterwhat FINAN family boa in Westbury. Experience MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE VACATIONS & HOLI DAYS. LIZ CLAIBORNE, oaE-eslf wer BStove on For: busy -orgentestlon. 1n but those w/an upbeat HEALTH a plus, TOEDS 8 WRECKERS CHAUS, £E, S50 clesci Ethan Allen DR, cdpb Nat P pera dividual must able to Ingee wip deal with ees EXCELLENT BENEFITS. cPpevel Buct eier chalre excell. Cusrarc A eource leaves, SOU T switchboard, access pleasant ATMOSPHERE. ui le, (in 621-6024 CONGENIAL ee CAMP Cond. Owner Only $1400. ie en need, make ref will be considered. Ideal can- Loca. weex.y Newsrapen SOALEN2 IY owes 5 Ori and accepted. Call toll-free propriate: didates are mothers who have CHAIN BASED IN WINEOLA. O 2000 others. or $13. ONE BEDROOM a ex one hiring eum PLEASE CALL: 2 CE EO ee Now hirin a ing akilis helptul, foge ook t PrSesiG FAMIk GRUISE SHIPS: une i a mus mmer|obstudewiexcel, salary, in ro 2 desks, 2 chairs, night table, Mons Both skilled and STORE. Mine ed TRAVEL AGENT wipler glass. Aek- red. jon-Fri. 747-8282 re 516-747-4070 Between 9:30and ue in yo FullTime/Parttime er hate mirror o re Fo informa a frtopau sho ter ‘environm & a einen On noon PLAT! e Sooseyioe co $29,000: IN. }- HUM ANNIVERSARY fle of people to work wanted to manage busy NUMBER OF y m Ara group eeesou neonanR FOR TRAINING, FIXTUR 1000 REOLTERS ; save et Senketh ‘YOU ARE epee ra W wit PARYete ETE 900-6014 Serpec own apartm store Mortg two-tamily ren- —EEEE———— pets ‘open. GRA OPE owv Spinet organ & bench. front and seperate F/T 931704-27 Mattas Realty Hours & salary MR. LOUGHLIN (612)888-4228 ¢960 ail transistor. 362-638 Ter tin £00,500. WaUp:05%&q ecessary. REGEPTIfin ita vision. vi MIF & fili EOE. __ Data otlable. mirror approx. wigold 18-42-346 Call Sally at: 671-6101 Lar 2 o oe oes eeu ex- ‘SWiT- ee marbleuirwurn jar cross country RECEPTIONIST te oer wi i ( ni jal oe ing, meet Instruction 2 yee papal ie CHBOARD Exp.No SESSION 32 Port WashiWashington Prt ta ig waln dak Fe teen ements, bonus and greet. TEACHER-PM SESSION.Certitied TyPIsT ——— boo! benefits. Firm offers excellent Early Childhood Ed. Northeast SVC 70-441. Ti8a 470 programs, HIGH GRADE TUTORING Joading/Inc. 767-1800 EOE Nursery. Kroblin Refrigerated Xpress, Queens Huntington Village. Will train on thru Coll CAPE -% length. Autumn 718-228-211 Experie A MINK preferred. 1BM PC 12:30-4:30 dally. $8/hr. Ereme magnificent skins, sacrifice! 7408 haze, SURPLUS: Elec- 421-4488 a 482-3501 GOVERNMENT tronic typewriters. Brand now T N. ARTS & CRAFTS TIRES 2 whitewall radiais SUMMER SNOW brothers. Automatic correction, in- Reform Congregational 11 $40.00 Shore Classes for yrs mounted aize P 135-75R14 cassettes. growt opportuni! needs Teachers for Sat. Childr terchangable School 9:30am-10: 944-3072 prirpin ARMY & NAVY, 37 Glen St., Glen Competitive WAITRESS WANTED 132 EAST SECOND ST. a ilid p 5,000 character grams. oon Call whe S ho o Cove. NY 11501 SNOW janyce. features. MINEOLA, un cr, 4684 1-716-684-4800 07138 516-487-0900 whitewalls, x13, te Only $17 P Ask for Dianne e.0.2. mifihiv stress IRISH Setter Puppies. Excep- Grill SALEwo FR 78-15, lovin lines. for Paramount TIRES FOR onally cal . One P158/80R13 AKC sire, and Estate Sales Positions One B 78-13 wirlm, show, pet. Champion Rob EACH 759-1923 O certified. Three ra- va bie, Ask for witim, $15 Dam feni rout su TEACHERS & tlons an premises. $350. Teok for Walter-Waltress TWO 67 CHEVELLE doors, right pein- 585-4699 518-676-971 Lot&# t Bilingik! Co salyntial fon A a wit Wanted part time. Parent 5:3 WITHOUT forvi Carol: A G fonRon B20.8 Att er p.m. LOSE INCHES 4 oldciass. BS Co-In IMMEDIATE “TRAI TO BE 3and year DIETING: disappear in 45 required Ca ly childhood AGENT InchBathe-Away in natural f ALTY 694-6967 oF 694-3965 WAITRESSESIWAITERS Ptease:call Ray TRAVEL mintamins andand minerals. Unsigntly TIME FULL TIME-PART 36A Sales celluli and stretch marks Great Neck Rd. RIDDLES Garage/ BENJI CAFE diminish. Soothes skin ailments. Sulte No. Ne 739-8400 S0T:0068 Permanent results guaran Great Neck, NY RESERVATIONIST SA S Ma 2 firat use. Se (ad Sigat- GARAG after rian [Este an cutee. se aineuseh con- 4072a20 TELEMARKETING Oca A ee ahipp an Aven: HEL! = equip- $2. Aw rove = [AREHOUSE Se non New York, ienZOur 393 Hunnewell ae Ba 185, feria for prestigious General utles: Situations Wanted tie $25 hour. 26 Ho Brocto weiel manulmont pl average per order pulling, packi Inanc! _—KloSSS an pat MATCH For all ages With a 60 second and Job placement assistance. ALL CONTENTS OF MEET YOUR shipping. Reliable FOR SALES presentFi BABYSITTER AVAILABLE turn., unattached. thousands of Experience preferred. dable. Must read ‘spe Nationa! Headquarters: MOVIIE Redwood outdoor and TRAINEE MINIMUM 9 per week. 798-450 members anxious to meet you AGGRESSIVE English. Some heavyalifting In- Pompano, Florida \ brio brac for 627-2682 Maximum eves.EveniFrom 6:30pm un- acqualn& Cali Toll Plastics distributor looking volved. Call: Prestige tl needed. tap rellable, own Free & rot ACT. in sonato train for MONTICELLO, New York (svid at 516-293-8090 671-6038 MOVING are vid wiitive starting SCHOOL 8 OUSECLEAN TRAVEL acre, pond—$39,500. seit coun Excellent & o BABYSITTER acres, seestream—$32,500. acre, for advance- MOUSEwexp 8 rete 1-800-327-7728 future with ING avail, CotneTudor- Garing to re 229 ft. Front ontage Rleber tive- bon S a 24 ment. Call Connie Accredited Member N.H.SC. walle. LA fur, french dinott Owner 914-784-0211, TELLERS 3 B 616-293-90 for private duty ee ee, ter sen a feat NURSE Looking roure. interested in a career and rellable refs. wrought Iron et If you are customer oriented, personable, home care. Caring, sete, bre OPPORTUNITY FOR MANA with figures... set, 5 —— goad Caste nousek SECRETARY FIT & PIT HANOYMAN -will & Peeln TIME & PART TIME incl china, tools, ed typing, file, ompu&# WE HAVE FULL small home * pelstbsmnt, an heiptul diversif Sraa MUCHye 1UCH MORI Knowle garage duties. FOR YOU POSITIONS BatticNG Bellmore 221-4700 SSaneer $16-574- poueect‘av Mon-Fri. ow Westminster 7165S * EXCELLENT BENEFITS PACKAGE o PAINTER, ox- fenapeteren A east on Me ort t PROFESSIONAL Kae470 ratiaple, SECRETARY “OVERTIME COMPENSATION MARIA Mornings BuckinghamSas for 610-485-8480 HOUSECLEANER looking © SECRETARY For modern office with com- (For Friday Evenings) EXECUTIVE work. Refa/Exp/ 489-4304 puters and word pracessing to DOUBLETIME COMPENSATION locally, Full time/part owner of the St with (For Satu: rdays) wo Avaliable secret tal catc House Sitter en MULTI-FAMILY-Garage Sate. Vacation fotatme Study and ae Rad Garden City 516-706-0267. house un: Resid n (Traini Natl. ‘MacCRA Don ot mee1. 9am-3pm. Furniture, “QUALITYY LANDSCAPING”: lea yofessional wom: L.H.P., FL. tended. headquarters, ad New installations: Garden renova- FIDELITY tnent references will let 674-2000 with Garden con- (516) ¢ FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE tlon = tender lov- ser- provide worry-free, plendiprClean uup home in © JOB P attention to vice; consultations. Call! i f absence. yourCal ASSISTANCE 3ECRETARY/GAL FRIDAY for NEW YORK 36B Collectibles (24 oublication. F/T, Bookkeeping 1-800-327-7728 RARE OPPORTUNITY-HIGH Greenvale Location investment HART LIONEL AMERICAN FLYER, RETURNS: Small THE ed Catskill 746-8500 SCHOOL MAKLIN Trains Wanted by Priva’ Collector $ Pd. 486-6658. par (Accrectrod Mombor Highest Ext. 366 ners. Fast property turnover. Call Human Resources at ‘NHSC) SECRETARY Box 332, Stam- M/F Details: G. Equal Opportunity Employer 1292167te ___ OFFICE MANAGER M ii i 40 Instr SALES REPS. For fund rasing pro- Hent PEFIT work tor Sale gram. servati groups on. Long 33 Pets For GRAND Plano -Hardman, good income tor working in your own ated, busy sta 627-32 district. Ideal for thouse Island. TELLERS Call Gten G cond, 5° 2& $1500. seoks hardwork: _“<== sen1 need mother’s hours. PTA or WOMAN Will care for LA BRADORS-AKC-A-1 quallty lit- enthusia ith ex. MATURE Wac ‘experience A plus. Earn ing, outgoing or c WANTED RAMEN Port ter, Bik & yellow. Born 4/17/88 hun- and your weekdays my saiaryicommis- Main or eExpeefits & for flexible hours eveniny & show backgrounds. $12,000 or more, cat Wash gen 883-0816 ting Mon-Fri secret sdministraskills. Three years ro Wanted To sions. (510)708- condi fon Gont worki weekends. Excellent salary 516-750-1912 42 Buy succes lemerie or WANTED Cupetir 00-3:00 or 7:00-9:00 ask for Mr. Assistant Manager. suitable cile Ask Plumb 883-6500 9:30-1:30 p.m. masonary work LIONEL/AMERICAN FLYER all 271-1457 OCCASIONAL TRAVEL 883-8100 other old toys & trains wanted by TRAIN TO BE A DIESEL 34 Pets For 148-4899 MECHANIC month hands on pro- NEVER A DULL Next class January 19th. hoe Inatitute, 105 Great benefits! Adoptio iase! Technology M Phoenix Ave. Enfield, CT. The Nature Conserv Drake Fan Bi 74006 or 18. }-800-243-4242 wrenceNars Nverry SUM MER JOBS Cold Spring ORIE RUGS 43 Boats For Sale Call 334-0600 ANYT! L Ir AUG SECRETARY PIT for district of- gets along FIBER G STUDENTS w au Please Jewelry, GALLEWatches, 15 fice. horthand req. needsa 1S HPOu Typin Howboatilltakeupte ‘eam: ie diy 37 MON HF VHAED, DR, Will SIXTEEN AND OLDER) in Manhas at Glassware,oT & pore ig Prices Word sing a plus. (AGES call Mra. xin Excellent cond. $350. 4s Board. pr Benefits . paid! Call train, start salary. ine 516-757-9040 484-1600 id -any cen foren tor Al old] ramen ADULTS ing old or antique. $ House calls. High |. Yase.200" Ing. engine. WANTED -Oid wat movem SECRETARY WANTED PART TIME 36 Articles For Sale 6717175 PERSONEL tools. Retired watchmakers ac- P.M. EVENINGS cumulation. Payi from 500 for . Sa 6:00 P.M.-9:00 Oval Walnut Patek 7 of time ex. 60° Antique Philippe. Preters 2 Dini6 Bowides 15° 70 years fu prof room table-Lion-claw legs, etrati ARGHO traiter. clency in: iypiwo process- Tele-Marketing 7am. Call: 663-0252 2s ing, tranecell NYSCAN $2 or Aft clerical work aace.cone withi a No Experience Necessary GRUISER 1978 19 -150 Mercui y for Persone! Oep&# excellent $100.00 and up traites runs great, pai wu Se er bene! tits. Call or come in f for manutactur Plus Commission . tee 1-B00-458TYPE | o¥.Ca Cal! 589-2581 Salary |. $3000. Box 372 New York nr‘pon ® Mon-Fri CRUISERS INC. 83 Holiday 25’ Call Pete 10 A.M.-5 P.M. 1000 SUNBEDS TONING TABLES. fully-equipped-sieeps 8. Sunal-WOLFF Tanning Beds, $20,00 742-0506 or 540-3000. Stender Quest Passive Exercisers. DAY Ft.) All SALERQIE& Genoa,

INVESTORS! FREE ve aren oy Caan in on tableStocop- ———— EXT. portuni In Penny Office 3 days. SECT&# for Law Sprun Wise Securties. inc. alip avaliable non-emoker, Call FORSALE TWIN SIZE WATERBED a Steno, ing, 747-8282 103 N. Call 1-800-451-7427. after @pm 757-6510 LIKE NEW $225. Call 674-4745 221-5715ShareYOUneg.ForLis47To|)¢|||

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Sale 53 Homes For Sale 43 Boats For Sale 44 Apts For Rent 53 Homes For

LONG BEACH W. END-1 bik. RENKEN ‘64’ 16ft. witratier, ROSLYN.| Luxury BR, AIC Estate Real GLEN HEAD $347,500 in mJLRIDAV2-3 BR. OMC, like new, lo hra. e508call $139,000. ‘Own G or Frank 221-8216 jarme-$800 MODERN COLONIAL MANHASSET COLONIAL HOME STEIGER CRAFT 22& 115 hp COVE REALTY 621-6161. Zoned for ness. imate- Evenrude. Custom 4BR,2% baths, den with trpic., i ly 2900 eq ft. ideal for professional many extras. cond. E pement. 2 car garage. ROSLYN VILLAGE 52D use parking. Walk AR. Forces Sale. $8,000. 727-8079 48A Seasonal Rentals Store For Rent Co-ops/Condos with nese residential setting. ampF with or LAKE FRONT extras. Listed BARR REALTY 627-8609 COVE REALTY WHEELER-1896 (claceic) Newly renovated, 2nd floor, 2 HUNTINGTON NORTHPORT GARDEN CITY-HEMPSTEAD MANHASSET family ho Mode kit., tiled MONTAUK 40 ft. Twin-ecrew wooden, par- NORTH OF 250 Cathedral 8,2 BR, new- 621-6161 bain 2 Bden. AVAILABL OPEN HOUSE tially restored. Asking §5,000. renovated. Well below NOW. Ideal for ly ‘SAT-218t & Sun 22nd 8:00 to 6pm Parking, . Call: 914-496-4022 eves. ee Ideal for a Deautat 2 seek 1948 $1550 BOR wean laundrom | te sponser Available monthly-b1 627-24 B cop n8 410s wee Call House

OWNER eee csat x peiaterist, tra tr Slade ar10 COLONIAL - Sbr, 3% bths, Ir, dr, M 7 a so agen GLEN HEAD Beautiful Condo In ce H den wifrpic., elk, oak firs, 2 car for Sale Call 757-8311 and 8 MER- 43A Sailboats SOR O Eee in cac, alarm system, 1¥2 $329, all ameniue Beautiful new 10 room house in garage, rent. or acres, | aped, woodland SEA CLIFF 3 room GIL REALTY 671-2300 “Glen Head Gardens” 5 BR, 3 SAILBOAT 18° 610-421-4073 ins ee DAYS private setting. . BUCCAN Johnson. hata CA witralter & o hp Eves & Whonde, 616-421-0615 — Lh akylit 239-1600 $2500/best_ 107-1608 COVE REALTY 621-6161 944-2453 53 Hi For Sale suite with private entrance for SEA CLIFFWe have restocked our THOUSAND ISLES PEARSON REN! Atomic mom or work at home Wheel.RENE3 2 inventory. Call us for info. 4 Edison CANADA 50 Rooms For Rent professional. Sacrifice s1e-675 Eves GIL REALTY 671-2300 RARE OPPORTUNITY Lovely home on bi 3 NEW LISTINGS JE ASSOCIATES 671-0635 JERN SAILS 20, 20 ft. Cabin, Private outboard, trailer, & mooring. Blandsca1% baths, slectric PORT WASHINGTON REALTY $1 621-8886 hu frpic., boatheu ALL AREAS 45A Apts To Share Golonall 3 BF, DA, mod. caretaker. per week. WESTERLY, 26& Cruiser 5 salis 10 EIK, walk RR, MINse $270,000 GREENVALE-Mid $200' 3-4 One Great Rd. HPO 7 retocating SPACIOUS CONTEMPORARY tax laun- reo must sell! 12K Incl 366-8159 Private rooms, cooking, oversized DR, extra large LR, Convenient t ay ALL AREAS many extras-for as littie aa mod cath. ceiling, family rm., COVE REALTY 621-6161 orvei OrSELLI = Kit, 44 BR, 2 baths, MINT },000 Priv For Rent om 7 oave 43C Marinas rooms, cooking,P Space SANDS POINT mses’ dry, many extras-for as AAA SHARES 2 acres RANCH 306 weekly. WATER SLIPS AVAIL For GARDEN CITY-Approx 2200 sq ft aan FAMILY MARINA “NO F TO LIST YOURS“ 516-579-7900 Pool & all nities. (1200 office) $1950 per mo. . OPEN Sam-apm 7 DA Town & Country 261t. to S5ft. silp 516-746-2163 [E AAA SHARES 883-5200 HUNTINGTON-nice roo! HICKSVILLE 516-579-7900 Gentleman pref. 427-6323 aft RUCKER : spacein iam. PORT WASHINGTON ofti bulldin Ideal for inac- COMPANY Uve storage. Price open. PORT WASH Furn rm. avail. non- i EAST NORTHPORT Mature female REALTORS COLONIAL and cheerful, Call: 616-031-0800 863-0005 Bright BAYVILLE 3 BR 2 bath Beautiful new kit- are 3 BR home wisame call after 6pm. or wkend deck. Avail Glen Cove We Love It! chen very spacious rooms a: heriDryer, Convinient PORT WASHINGTON HALL $259,000. |. 266- Under construction THRU CENTER low taxes. M to all. $85/week. no cooking-Retrig. FLUSHING.Immed.Ex-Manhasset 4 BR Colonials den wifrpt . STATION- avail. Private entrance. 767-0552 Avail. $120 mo. Call Space basement WALK TO RR from this 4 plus resident-male-seeks same to 2% baths, full beach. ci jrooms, BR, 2% bath LR with trpic., OR, share hie 2.BR conv to near new bath plus powder. Two car den, breaktast low taxes. LIRAlbus, tu atc. spt.Call George $350,000 with garage. Professional. % Acre loca- Just Reduced $289,500. Gayalt2-2 “s 1493 ° Exclusive 51 Real Estate Wanted tion. Owner financing $329,500. eves/8-10/7 18-96 1-2457 Offices For Rent HIGH OAKS CENTURY 21 PRIVATE Buyer seeks house Immediate. 516—674-4111 FOLAN AGENCY paconaitioBox Manhasset 11030 46 Homes For Rent 164, e721 acsPO quiet lady seeks .| - World Leader in Relocation 378 PORT WASH. BLVD. gmail Apt, near food shopping 40 Real Estate LLE 3 BR Gate House OPEN SEVEN DAYS WKLY. Clen Cove, Locust Valley, Bayville teblphe privacy $1800 CENTERPORT VICINITY Loga! Member Pt. Wash. RE Board natural area. 671-4754 COVE REALTY 621-6161 2 Fam. $30,000 inclome Over- HUNTINGTON mnsightly sized property, erage. ) marks GLEN COVE-beautiful 3BR, 2 bath REAL ESTATE SALES GLEN COVE Walk to stores, Li!a c 000 PRIME AREA 80 Forest Avenue Owner 742-8736 alime Y 52D SDNo 8. PORT WASHINGTON Due to in in- & Bath. Co-ops/Cond tasge 2 rooms, Deck Space Very rane BR for quigrow to share COVE REAL 621-6161 inp ventory, we you nice. $325. heat Incl. wit4 W baths, ithe wealA calle strictly Owner 871-0797 Charming Up-To-Date GLENWOOD LANDING-Cottage LE 4 BR Colonial Ig DR, ‘ami room. confidential CO-OP FOR RENT with a view. 3 BR, LRwitrpl, wid, property. Taxes $2000. mint Cond. Lreplace, 3zoned heat. bi Cottage deck. 1400. Inc! all. 5 OWNER CAC ecap 2 ELDON REALTY With GLEN COVE WEST HEMPSTEAD Exclusive ‘ar garageaut room for off Orchard Bivd. Clear 3% rooms $775 TY 871. Luxury Elevator Building large fonni court, and horses. Many Cedar all around. 2 BR, LA- 625-0044 Glen Cove FARMINGDALE and extras. $460,0 Must see frplc., new kitchen, ali ap $14 per foot us offer. or RENT option give your DR, CALL cupanc $1100/ call 433-7688 BEN KIANA fo Srl ble M/D.wi Finished BY OWNER pllancNea wood decksidi60s; ‘Bo f ith bar andoutside Tax Move in 0 674-4500 516-673-3595 con e 44 Apts For Rent Bas st Anxious owner. 944- PORT WASHINGTON BOwne Call after 8 pm PORT WASHINGTON BEAUTIFUL CONDO GARDEN CITY 516-694-9767 And HEMPSTEAD PORT WASHINGT Brick Col- 0211, 24 All Sizes Of Offices, 2 BR, 3 bath, with oeeene MANHASSETASS! CATHE BR, 2car House afarja. Some Available charming modern EIK.i i $3600 onal 3 trpl, bemt, garage, immed BR with terrace - Mint Walk RR, Mid 200&# For Occupancy. GLEN COVE pvt. FORCLOUSURE HOMES JUST LISTED MANAGE: HARDI COVE REALTY REALTY $1 on & local tax delin- 621-616 sonal par BARRY NEW DOWNTOWN REDUCE $90&# From up Large 2 BR 1-800-634-7247 KIT, train- 883-2244 quent properties. Charming North 627-6609 tocatton » trom 440 It Strathm Real Estate sq Also eves. FEE Colonial, LR, tor supplies. FLORAL PARK FLOWER VIEW open PORT WASHINGTON BROOKVILLE Studio Cottage Pri1 1185 sa fl. Ampte FREE park- plus knen 3 8 yn, exotic Maintenance GLEN COVE-| Area Fplc, poot, FurvUnturn $800 Ing. Late summer occupancy. Prestigi andfamityrbath plus maids room and Call 365-6606 Exc. location watk LIAR Large 5 BR. 3 bath Ranch on JUST LISTED COVE REALTY 621-6161 516-671-3330 bath, playro with bar, 8 property. Owner Anxious fr woo bath. tl dies NT o COPIAGUE-off Montauk Qam-6pm Lovely renovated REALTY 671-2300 ratiaple. Heow GARDEN CITY GIL LR, OF, totalcontemporary, EIK.cap4 VICINITY CON! | CCE 2 nd in- A Ts BR, &q with skylights”, fully 4 5A Tos har © SS ittorda finished paints, no Homes’ GLEN HEAD. Executive Office spacious pvt. gui tro Uniq iu! baths, beautifully Senior New 0 roa, REAL ESTATE area, walk to AR, $325,000 or. \ RE la astimates. S biag..Rac * HOUSE SUN 5/2 ‘eck 29 Park Ave. PLAINVIEW-Single Proves: 3510 OR SLEN Cove? LR, EIK, Laun- Fos Rent Concession! Directi &qu Manhaset to ACCENTS alonal Individual-Looking Git REALTY 071-2300 742-0933 718-428-4094 $20 G Yo Bn. all. eal 7 dry, Yd, Walk Owns June $830 y 627-9360‘of 944-7171 furnish- 2 Adults. Gun 621-1086 NECK of- SAPING&qu only soNome with twootherwo GREAT psychotherapy REAL ESTATE in near RR jen renove- GLEN COVE-3 furnished Rms wi individuals. Fair Market Pricing. prime bidg. 163 Main St. fic EREEPORT Waisitfontjatertront C Co-op inden con- Private bath. 107 Sea Clift av inc! a Forfurtherin:further i stationspa NORTH FORK LONG ISLAND 3 BR. 2 bath pol, Pt. Washington Jeokly ser- 676-0043 tocar Pull time, Call 516-773-4267 Huge ‘Owner $159, dup378-1343 944-7171 627-9360 13. Call . GLEN COVE-Mod 3A, ElK,bsmt, $400. HOMES GARDEN CITY area CATHEDRAL WATERFRONT GREENVSRNGASjosse Call 824: officeo parking, yd, Walk Beach, $850. petty Edwards BR.CO-OP, ITY-HIGH Sor GARDENS renovated COVE REALTY 621-6161 walk LIAR, maintenance 79 per- Orlent Point westment 727-2030 627-4727 Between Greenpoint and Nov 1 $200-800 cent deductable. Reduced. 375M ROSLYN ed Catskill An Exclusive Residential and Resort Community OWNER 481-6786 / ENT NOWNew HISTORIC DISTRICT vt ao T CIT BR. Move turnover. Turn of the Century Colonial. Stam- GAR reduced. rigin Private Beach, Marina, Pool & Clubhouse 332, w carpet, AC, d Valley Co-op 2 BR, 2 new baths, 3rd BR or FE S27 7182 0uner race, $1625, $900 NO Sharing 20 eSse MUST SELL Studio. Time , 02 Condom! inium Units Wrap-a-round porch. 750-8210 - Luxurious Avail. Oct tst_ Call Large 1860 Barn BARBADOS VACATION-Save And Townhouse Villas $1000&# Red Timo ALL NEED $275,000 to $320,000 GLEN COVE-mod Luxury 3 BA, 2 Reweoat woopeuRVomeemeneaeespace to share dishwasher, brsledRock ALL YOU NEED bth, Duptex Deck, luxury bldg. 387-3000 & Laundry room $1200. KEY CLEVES POINT COVE REALTY 621-6161 IS THE GLEN furnisned 48A Seasonal Rentals HEAD-Lovely Sale Move right into tuxurious COMMONS tudio & Building For

studio & 2 bedroom 516-477-2323 SEA CLIFF-unique 100 old DISNEY WORLD FLA. 2 BR year fam Colonial on - ligal property luxe. Time Share. All {ull-furnished even towels ith bor, 2 amenities. Sleeps 8. Aug. 13-27 BUSINESS PROPERTIES and dishes, plus private Offering By Proepectus Only tae week. 481-1118 after 5pm. ft zoned heavy in- parkin tleld, CT. $800 17,000 9q pool, tennis and beach. ~ $35 restaurant, bar.2¥: story Git REALTY 671-2300 Priced from: EN@LISH yr Sale DISNEY WORLD VACA- $140,000 TUDOR TOON, 6 Fm, 2 bath condo, tmmediat SS MFG ences. READY FOR Call before 9 am or after 6 MORE! Minutes to all, 10 ISHPOut pm: ball, F rank, 731-0777. ond. $350. 616-482-7 8400iwk, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ae LON BEACH WEST EN! 2 BR HUNTINGTON-omalt Apt Summer Rental 3 doors from Store For Rent Inct 387- 3 BR. OWNER. 746-1632 , ROUGH ent. MONTAUK CONDO-OCEAN, POOL, TENNIS. 271-3221 GLEN COVE RIDERS Two stores for rent LANDING MONTAUK Glen Cove Road Glen New water front condo siseps: 2500 eq ft $12 per ft. On the Bay In Montauk 46. Suana, hot! 0o!, fishing New building 150 Mercur courts, Sohools’® pler, § tennis private BEN KIANA med Syosset beach. Short watk to AR, 516-668-3933 Classic 9 room residence in fabulous country setting and family Bea and town. Weekend 674-4600 and weekly rental. Off season neighborhood features 4 bedrooms, family room with fireplace, rates. atrium with hot tub, rear entertainment area with 649-9859 glass oepo and landscaped decking...... -- ene average eee GARDEN CITY—CHERRY VALLEY tage ‘2dr, Co-op, 2nd fir, new kit. updated Sleep 6. Pool. electric, oak floors, beautiful, Avail June & Sept. walk to Solid cond. EAST NORWICH 516-624-900 516-767-6311 163,000. OWNER 516-747-6703 Ask $1360. daysieves. COVE REALTY 621-6161

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LANDLORDS-Evictiona cost big WATERFTONT SOUTHOLD money. Credit ck prospective ten- In 2 BR, dock, beach, ant thru TRW. Avold future dis- $295,000. a do community. asters. tast, inexpensive. do we Free info 581-4545 What H a 53C Out Of Town UNIONDALE Real Estate 2 HI Ranches when we&# not 60’x100&q lots. To be bullt on \ONGMAN Blueprints available 4 tote 60 x 142 fy

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Falling behind on your mor- the volume. tgage payments? We can heip! and will credit, bankruptcy orunemptoy- UP STATE We have limited press time available, ment is not a problem. aseistan Cabin on 102 acres deliver at a very with meadows & mount- print and your publication Forectoslable for the divorced pond, Ssitemplo ains with view. 2 miles from Consalic Deer Run Ski Resort. Deer & reasonable bills. Save your home. Cal price

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- 1988 Hicksville Dilustrated News - Hicksville, New York Thursday, May 19, Page-39 Thursday, April 28 that all the girl should be prou of. A-plus for effort and Galileo HBA Action Updat Discount Liquors had a heart breakin loss sportsmans for Discount = to Galileo Lodg Going into the ninth inn- Lodge’ defeatin Liquors6- that lost the Boy Instructional effort was tremendous. It was appar ing witha 5-1 lead, Discount Liquors of M Senn Saturday, April 30 all were giving 100 percent. Wise Fundin e with a score 6- pitch Saturday, April 23 Corporation defeated Big Red Quick Print 7-1. ed three excellent innin wit eig strike Discount Liquors beat Galileo Lodg 6- strike and Two O’Keefee with N.Y. Coim Exchange v Meenan Oil outs. Michelle Lane ha three outs singles b Jacki Stacey 28 three base hits. Leal had her first base Patrone, Susanne Klein, Gin Pelletiere scor- This confrontation proved to be exciting. Thursday, April Angel hit. All the an excellent Kell Muller hit a homerun and The New York Coin Exchange&# Mets were Bi Red Quick Print Redhats confronted girl playe game. ing single after- a Good pitchin b Kell Mullee and lead b Bryan Sarandrea, who helpe the Boo Florist Bluehats in this Thursda Thursday, April 28 singl first and Rina Swidler. It was team effort worthy of team witha hom run. The timely hit- noon scrimmage. With player o Concentrated team effort broug victory Reformato hit a double to praise. ting of Brian DeLoach, Brian Fitzpatric Joel second, Kristen in the final inning of the game. It was a game Lasser, Rya Thomas, David Martin and send hom the Bluehats’ onl run, b Gina Patrick Crawford is worth of praise Let’s con- Grippi. Again incredible effort and fantastic Hicksville PAL New Boos Florist Registra the Mets for their outstandin team support formall members. < gatu defeated Red fort. Big 13-1 By Charlette Anstey 3 Trophie are provide to all participants softb and basket- Saturday, April 30 The Hicksville PAL will have their lace in our boys baseball/ 30 Saturday, April ball ~ Big Red Quick Print Redhats manage to registration on June 6 (Middle School/qth prograrns. Coin v Aladdin Florist F uniform for both our NY. hold the Bluehats with Swierups Street entrance7-9p.m.), June 7 (Woodland 4. provided boys Virginia and baskeball Rybak homerun lea this action- Ketchem Road -9 and baseball/ softball programs. Kyl makin two fabulous plays at home. Danee Avenue School, p.m. Brian DeLoach Eddie Eicholz, School, Ketcham Shirts/hats and shirts/shorts are the par- pack game sent Paig Macaluso home Jun 8 (Woodla Avenue Dioguardi’ssin is Brian and Howard Sham con- will be able to ticipants to kee after their program Fitzpatric to score a run with the bases loaded. Boos Road 7-9 p.m. Not onl you the team effort b successful tributed to their defeated Red Effort iscommendable enroll your and teenagers in our complete Bi 11- the Nassau The Mets once again displayed gplessoftball/ base s 5 This program is sponsor b batting. and worth of praise. summer superio ability and sportsmanshi but ee is bein tie for eel County Police Department a crime preven- baske tive Your children and are Boy Farms grams tha consist of Dance Twirl, program. teenagers VFW Post 3211 karate and exposed to a great coaching staff that is 27 judo, bowling. Saturday, April chosen Nassau Police Officer Bill The VFW Red Sox their season with Many I’m asked wh people should by County bega Chicken creamed Midway Li- times Pudgie the Hicksville PAL’s summer Toelstedt. two hig scoring games against their two op- join boys’ quors 10-1. Gary Raisi pitche a super game. with bats are softball since ponents. Returning this year bi and baseball/ program they Jerr Manna was great in the outfield at Nassau Police Officer Bill Toelstedt Michael Murphy, Robert LiCalsi and Kevin alread do spring baseball/softball or spring County the He looks plate the are: welcomes all youngsters. especial Soper, who hit thr hom runs against the soccer. Sam of reasons forward to the wh participate in and Rini are als Girls’ Minors 1. Hicksville PAL stress- teenagers Pirates. Anton Berzins Jose programs provid * for child. our programs. The teenagers we have par- hitting the ball hard. Christian Graziose had Wednesday, April 27 free learnin situations your and ticipating in our programs are exception three hit in his first game ever, and Keith showed abili- 2, Participation goo sportsmanshi Th Jally Green Giants great adults. with his fine all- are stressed in the Hicksville PAL. young Brigan surprise everyone ty in their fielding during this game. Dawn All of the Red Soxs are around play. looking Powers playe excellent fens by stopping forward to a great season. ahar hit ball and allowing onl one base. Kim AMERICANS Scobie and Jillian Snyder should be con- HICKSVILLE Girls’ Instructional gratulate fo their first hits of the season. REGISTRATION FORM Monday, April 25 Dana Patrowicz showed real ability by scor- with With the bases loaded and two out, ing a double after making solid contact Fee Pd$ Ck defeated National Nicole Giannoccora drov a singl with Gina the ball. Schiavone Electric KSVI Raffier fs) Gripp scoring the team’s one run. The team Westminster Bank 5-3 Date Siblings Road, then North along Miller Road and continu. (continued from page 24) ing thereonasitis projected, tothe District' North MAIL TO: line. sa SOCCER CLUB District No. 4 HICKSVILLE AMERICAN registered within that time need not register to Election Lee Avenue School 114 be eligible to vote at the (Annual) Meeting. PO. BOX On the East-Northeast, the Long Island Residents otherwise qualified to vote who are 11802 its intersection with Old Country HICKSVILLE, N-Y. registered under the provision of Section 5-612 of Railroad, from tothe of the District' East the Election Law need not register to be eligible Road, Southerly point line. to vote at the District' South line, from the NOTICE IS MeetiFURTHER GIVEN that during the Onthe South, the of Island Railroad, Southwesterly into voting hours on May 25, 1988, The Board Long Drive, then South along said District line PHONE NUMBER Registration will meet in the various election Michigan CHILD&# LAST NAME FIRST NAME SEX BIRTH DATE to the Township line, then Nor- districts to receive registration for the ensuing Hempstead thwesterly along the District' South line to year. Jerusalem Avenue. NOTICBIS FURTHER GIVEN THAT Applica- TOWN ZIP CLUB/TEAM NAME LAST PLAYE TRAVEL/ On the West and North, Jerusalem ADDRESS tions for absentee ballots may be applied for at the from the District' Southaloline, to Salem office of the Clerk of the District. A list of all Avenue, then West Salem Gate to Salem Road, ballots are issued willpebe Gate, along NAM (ADDRESS IF DIFFER sons to whom absentee MOTHER NAME (ADDRESS IF DIFFERENT) FATHER available in the District Clerk’s office during then Northto Harkin Lane, then Nortwest along Laneto Division Avenue, then Northalong regular office hours until the da of the election. Harkin DATES Division Avenue to Glenbrook Road, then Nor REGISTRATION SCHOOL ELECTION DISTRICTS r Glenbrook Road to Newbridge Road, Sat. 28 10-2 The boundaries ofthe school election districts, thwest along Wed. May 18 7-9 pm Ma pm then Northwest along Newbridge Road to Old as adopted by resolution of the Board of Education 10-2 Ol Road Thur. 26 7-9 Sat. June 4, pm an the plac ineach election district for registra- Country Road, then East along Country Ma pm to the Long Railroad. Jerusalem Ave. & 2nd St. tion an shall be as follows: Island All held at Hicksville Public Library, District No. 5 registrations voti lection District No. Election Burns Avenue School Fork Lane School FEES PAYABLE BY CASH OR CHECK Jerusalem Avenue from Salem East: Broadway, the District North O the East: _Onth District' South line. + $25 Raffle Tickets Line, to the intersection Jerusalem Avenue and Gate, to the Max. per Famil $70. Prepai Jerusalem Broadway, continuing South along Jerusalem O the North: Salem Gate, West from then North Salem SQUIRT ONLY (BOR 1982-198 Avenue to the intersection of Jerusalem Avenue Avenue, to Salem Road, along Northwest Harkin then - Tickets and the Long Island Railroad. Road to Harkin Lane along Ist Squir $30 + $25. in Raffle O the South: The Long Island Railroad, from Lane to Division Avenue, then Northwesterly Glenbrook Road then 2nd - $1 Jerusalem Avenue to the District& West line. along Division Avenue to Squir Road. O the West: Th District' West line from the West Glenbrook, Road to Newbridge ALL OTHER AGE 1981 and Older alo Road, from Glenbrook (Bor Long Island Railroad to the District' North Line. Onthe West: Newbridge District' South line. - Tickets Onthe North: The District' North line from the Road o the North, to the Ist Child $40 + $25 in Raffle District' South Line, from District' West line to Broadway. O the South: the Jerusalem 2nd Child - $30 Election District No.2 Newbridge Road, on the West, to Street School Avenue on the East. O the East and Miller as projected PLAYERS MUST Election District No.6 RAFFLE TICKETS ARE PRE-PAID BY EACH FAMILY. TRAVEL to the District Northline, South alon said Mill Dutch Lane School LATE CHARGE WILL BE Road to Ronald Avenue, then East alo Ronald REGISTER BY 3/28/88. AFTER JUNE 4, 1988 A $10.00 On the East: Newbridge Road, from Elmira Avenue to Woodbur Road, then Northeast along NOTE TO PARENTS: SPECIAL REQUEST to the District' South line. ASSESSED FOR RETURNING MEMBERS. Woodbury Road to Ardsle Gate, then Southeast Street, the South, the District' South line, from OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ‘Ar Gate to Dartmouth Drive, then On ARE AT THE DISCRETION throug Road, on the East, to the District' and Sout through Dartmouth Drive Newbridge Southwe West line. NEEDED. IN ORDER TO ASSURE THE SUCCESS OF OUR CLUB toits intersection with Haverford Road, then East VOLUNTEERS ARE O the West: the District' West line, from the ONE OR MORE OF THE to the intersection of Haverford Road and PARENT PARTICIPATION IS REQUIRED. PLEASE CHECK District' South line to Arrow Lane. as said Lane rkshire Road, then East along Berkshire Road is West to the District' West line. FOLLOWING— toitsintersection with Road, then East projected Onthe North: from Arrow Lane, as projected to Fund-Raising Columbia Road to the District East line, Coach___Asst. Coach____Equipmen Storage___ __Newsletters___ along District West line, East and along said Arrow District’s East line to the the then South along the then South along Work___ R Lane, to Levittown Parkway, _____Committee Long Wr __Sponsorships____Printing A Tournaments____Newspaper Island to Beech Lane, then East the Levittown Parkway On the South and Southwest, along Long Lane, then South Ra Beech Lane to Blueberry SOCCER CLUB Island from the District' East line along *~ARENTS’ WITH THE HICKSVILLE AMERICAN . Blueberry Lane to Elmira Street, then East to the intersection of the Long along southerly t, Street to Road. later chooses to withdraw a $10 charg Ra Elmira Newbridge If Island Avenue. along 1 Fees are pai at the time of registratio registra and Jerusalem Election District No.7 Avenue fee Raffles will not be refunded. On West: Jerusalem Road School will be deducted from the origina pai to the District'BevaNorth line. Old On the North Couand Northeast: the Long Island the child. Please consult On the North: the District' North line from 2. It is the to determine the physica fitness of Railroad from the iets West line to the in- parent responsibilit Broadway Miller Road, as projecte to saidline. | to tersectionof the Railroad with Old Country Road. with a List here any conditions Election District No. 3 physicia Onthe South and East: Old Country Road from Woodland Avenue School intersection with the Lon Island Railroad, the North, Northeast and East along the its On to Road, then Southwest medical insurance. This is in excess of famil coverage District&# from Miller Road, as Westerly 3. fees include accidental Northline, projecte NewbriRoad Elmira Street, then West Registrati the District' North line, to the District East along Newbridge along Elmira Street to Lane, then North for : named ine. Blueb the of the above child, hereby giv permissio along Blueberry Lane to Beech Lane, then West I parent/ On the East: the District Eastline, . activities along Beech Lane to Levittown Parkway, then child’s in the Hicksville American Soccer Club& during from the District’sSouthaNorth line, to Columbia Road. my participation Nort along Levittown Parkway to Arrow Lane, to hold harmless, and West: Columbia Road, fromthe the current club year. | do hereby waive, release, and agree OntheSouth then West alon Arrow Lane, and as projected to District East line, West to Berkshire Road, then and the District' Wes line. the Hicksville American Soccer Club, the organizers, supervisors, par- West Berkshire Road into Haverford Road, along BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION and West Haverford Roa to Dart- for claims out of injury to my child. continuing on Hicksville Union Free School District ticipants, any arising mouth Drive then North and Northeast along Town of Bay, NY. then Northwest Hicksville, Oyster Dartmouth: veto Gate; Janet E. ic Ards then bury Road, District Clerk DATE Ronald PARENT, /GUARDIA Southwest along Woodbur. 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Ae Illustrated HICKSVIL NEWS 15, 1988 Bage-40 - May Hicksville Bitustrated News - Hicksuille, New York Thursday. Pioneer Advanc in Ch Cu St Loyo CY New Hicksvill Ignati 2-0 and double, aiding Defeat Plainview Old Bethpa b By Barbara Lewis in3 runs witha Homerun relief work of Joh the cause inningsnorun Schwartz K-2 Cardinals 20 Jaybirds 0 By Jay Moments into the Titone took a Guerricro. game, for the Cardinals was The latest round of the Chase Cup was shot b PO into his stomach, Playin defense 9 Madden & Sons strong Bluejays (Sponsor b th field at Round afterwards ereDavi Micalizzi.fee Eric hit a run Homerun. fough on May 3 on the first goa Immediatel Eric Yankees 6 (Sponsore by Montana had The Hicksville Pioneers struck a shot for a goa after i Ruben Aviles had 2RBI’s and Jo Panarelli Swamp Road. & Nelson power Inc. Pioneers. fo the Agency defeated Plainview Old age ina rugg- the ball was broug up b the Many a3 for with 4 RBI&# Playin Jaybir du to 2 shu out innings b Joh in evidence b both who { with were Joh Sattler, Danny Victory ed, aggressiv game, along strug- saves were goalie goo hitting Chris Santanelli last Guerriero. Key hits mad b of the ball. The score at the worked hard to protect the nets. In the r Shaul and Brent Roger gl for possessi All all a total team Koetter took- and Sean Gardner. and of the second half was 2-0 and althoug minutes of the fir half, Tracy Bluefish 11 Bluejays 3 end neither team for a after it was effort. many chances were present, a straig [ go put the Bluefish Michael Mirra with and Wolchok. for Teams’ Update could in perio two. in front of Banet b Coffe ha 2 Traveling capitaliz and 1 double, Peter Dunican led Tommy 35 5th Grade 4 b The Pioneers were by Coffey, and Matt 2 St. Ignatius (Sponsor half saw lots of end to end ac- doubles and 1 singl Connolly Daniel Wolchok, Phil Caputo, Jonatha The second a For the Blue- Ferrucci Repai Latini, now goali single 11 double and triple. and Koetter, as strikers. The tion, but no goal Greg St. Neck 0 Kanuck, Tracy which would Nick Cassano hit a Homerun (whjch Aloysius/Great Brousseau, batted one down with his fists, jays midfield was carried b Russel makes it his third for the seaso and Greg Last Saturda the fifth grad travelin team have been in for sure. It was a diving Greg and Josep Florio. The fullbacks The team Latini, sensational. Con- Ariet also hit a Homerun for the Bluejay won second gam of the season. David Nelson, maneuver, and was simply were Jonathan Schwartz, was led b Danny Meegan to the Pioneers fora hard fought 5/12 Whales 8 Bluejays 7 by strong pitchin Robert Isley, and Josep Matz. In goa first gratulation with 2 in- with 1 strike outs and Mike Coen win. Gonzalez hit was Peter Titone. for the Whales, perio . Playin Jaso of outstanding Chris (BIRD Mur- Kanihada nings relief. the game RBI; RBI, base stealers and ray threw out would-be and also scored winning run: Jared Stan- Rod Carolan. the winning run was driven in haa ton triple. 5/15 Ignatius Sth Grade 12 ‘Sponso b 7 5/12 Barracudas 18 Robins Ferrucci Repai ° Barracudas with St. Petera/Port Washington 2 fec a eb er, an playe ; & so oe The fifth grad team out another impressive win, beating St. Peters. Hittin ‘5/15 Barracudas 23 Whales 21 wit stars were, Mike Jerome and Joh Hale Another exciting game playe by the Bar- hits each. Jo Ferrucci mad the defensive had 5 the team The racudas this week. Tom Myro hits ge of the game, saving 3runs. also with hits h of Tom Cur- followed b Andrew Visconti team anxiousl awaits retum for the and Brian Figur doubles. Plyai ran from the injury list. and Whales, were Mike Busch hitting 4 for 5/5 St. Ignatius 7th Grade 18 (Sponsor two Homeruns, Dennis Abberton had 5 for Seaman & with a by Eisenman da and Joe Restivo helpe St. Barnabus/Belimore 3 4 outaaof hitting, Team ~ The Seventh Travelin rompe 4th & 5th Grade St. Barnabu of Bellmore, 18-3. Adam Greco 17 Chroma Paint) Yankees (Sponsor by and Richie Woodworth were the hitting stars Mets 8 (Sponsor b Antun’s) hits each. and of the da with 4 Bryan Higgins Erik Matz, one Kent, Barry Mannion, for the Yankees were Blazer followed with hits each. Playin a super game Joh Lozina and Kyle Rice. Not shown: Gerrit Nijboer. Matt Patwell with a Homerun, 4 RBI& and 12 stolen bases. Anthony Koulouris pitche 4 5/15 St. Ignatius 7th Grade (Spon and Steven sored Seaman & Eisemma - 19 “B” Socc Tea strong innings and mad 4 RBI’s b Me th Tornado Travell 10 Locke mad the da with a triple, Homerun St. Franics/Wantagh The Tornadoes their first game in three seasons took its toll on Joean George and RBI& For the Mets, Danny Russo pit- Fantastic defensive effort b Danny Gouch playe coach was Steve took over the team’s had hit the season. th fall of 198 The team’s Nijboer ched strong innings, Sean Horan le St. Ignatius to its third win of rei with the skills and soc- is an excellent jo Bruckner on base to Florio, who taugh them soccer Georg doin an 3 RBI& and Matthew H played different position brilliantly the them to victories and was instrumental in helping scored twice. were Tom Carolan cer smarts, He guide boy times and hel the team. Hitting stars Car- both outdoors and indoors in the thre years team move up to the Third Division. Joh Brian Phillies 9 (Sponsor b Carvel and Fayd coach is the assistant coach and Carroll, Jr. as their coach. When Steve decided to roll John 7 Chroma Paint) Yankees (Sponsor b took over the team’s trainer. Since the team’s first St. Ignatius 8th Grade (Sponsor b the younger kids, Lenny Greenspan is defense playe Brian and Federal & Loan has Great by Rigert Malvese Corp. for the next two years. During that period season, Westbur Saving catching Ex- for the Tornadoes. of the Otto Gabrielson fly-outs. St. Christopher/Baldwin 0 the Tornadoes won several indoor tour- been r Many The for their school cellent pitching by Jef Pugli game- naments. When and his family mov- Tornadoes pl soccer hig Whata way tostart the season: St. Ignatius, Lenny RBI was made b Otto Gabrielson inherited the team team. Hoy the will pla soccer winning St. ed to Marylan Joe Matz , boy his the 198 Diocesan Champs against who was carried off the field b team- until are under 19 and read of Baldwin the 198 Champ The and guide them to the League Champion togethe Christope luck toa fine team! mates in jubilation. in their division. Two second place to go off to colleg Good teams traded great plays and after 8 innings shi 6th Grade & finishes and one third finish the next Up neither team had scored. Then in the bottom pla Bluejays 5 (Sponsor b Madden & Sons of the ninth inning, Dennis Cantalu walk- New Mets 2 (Sponsor b Dalton Funeral Home ed then stole second Pat Hart lai down a Hicksvill Squir the Robert Wiliams perfec bunt that scored Dennis from second Playin fo Bluejay pit- By Barbara Klupt half and made man saves. Joh in and drove as the throw t first went to right field. cheda1run ballgam 4 innings Mohrman was in middle of the action It’s the fourth gam of the Hicksville and teamed with Americans Soccer Club “Squirts season, and up David to the ball and down the the Alligator are playin the Wolves. It’s a Dal pus up the the cold da for May but the Alligators are hot! field. Star player from beginni of the were Ann Marie Brent Roger made the first go of the day season, but not in lineup Rebecca Crown-Schwartz, Michael The Wolves made play for a goa but Ryan Dinardo, save. Scott Thaw and Tanya Kotowicz. Klupt, as goalie made a great Kearney, Jaso Dan the coach, team spirit in a majo kicker on the team, kicked Roger inspires the with his theEetb three quarters of the field with no his player throug gam great Hicksville Minutemen. Win 4- at Cantiag skills. assistance, and made the second goa Sean communication a for second The Hicksville Minutemen 197 “B” travell- Schnipp was goalkeep the that came his way. Bob Wagner, ing soccer team totally outplayed everythi Mike Whitman and Mike Socce on May at Cantiag Park, Greg Walunas, Squi Repo four Coen had fine fullback. Robin Blicker as breeze to a victory behind gamesat Crown they 4-1 By Nancy to score but wasn’t successful. Daniel saved off the foot of wing deSilva, and Mark Spinne handled the stopper posi- ‘als righ Jorge the Bees two Tom and Brown, halfback, It wasan exciting recentl between fro scoring goal their L Jr. Soccer Leagu record to tion Jason at rig game ringing of the Hicksville Marco were both assets to the team. had second sensational game in a row, the Lizards and the Bees grea 13-1 his lead Soccer Club Mike went onto score the secon Lizard- scored the first of the especial in the defensive zone, and Americans “Squirts” Althoug DeSilva goal game Mike and Adam defensive soc- right Tim Dalton and outnumbered eventual- playe great and then Stonybro came back to make it passes were on target. aln cer the Bees, as did the ‘ well at center n outscored,red, Te E against which p put in his third, for Brian Ri extremel l zat Jorge ‘Dior Daniel. in another team effort, Mike _ In the first half, the Lizards yet great His was to come, half and , Tespectiv Anthon Noya, halftime l 3-1 yet took the ball down field to score anda at blocked two attempte Then, Daniel and Adam for his fourth was a work of art; as he playing with an injure dynam abold ata but it was block- the third Adam scored the fourth and defenders, took the shot, set for deSilva. Daniel mad attempt goa ducked two the u etl at left éedat the last second. At other end of tine S which the stoppe then picke u his dePinno ha an wing, goali pine Mike blocked another attempte goa WemnseSean and Jonath at this game, and went the to assisted b Gre Waluna field, own rebound goali abl well Coach Peter Costello. However, the Minutemen for a the Bees. Once Adam kicked it down as as ° Congratulatio to b again putitin, Daniel made thanks to Steve Lorusso for pitching in to Al Blicker, field the 7s g Mike Whitman, in the first half, and Walter terrific soccer game, as well as to to Finall Whitman, who the first Liz. _ withan assist from Adam. coach the team. Hoffman, in the second had fine games in and Peter . en Inthe second half, Adam agai attempte goa Sean Flanaga at sweeper, broke up ~e 3 will—a mT Oh e eet ae ee ee

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Wh the Politicians are Saying.. . SCANDAL From The Experience Citizen, a newspaper publishe fo senior citizens in New Jersey started. Countless numbers that moves with too “A campaign t allow alder citizens to vote b mail hasbeen . In these columns Congress has been criticized as an institution this loss of the of a scandal it moves and it weather. . to because of inclement . right when of olde citizens do not vote. . . voting little too late. However, thing get proportion is most unfortunate” What do our politician think of this idea? moves hard. eee ee of The information that keep coming out of Wall Street has reached the level a scan- included From SENATOR RALPH ]. MARINO: An appropriation of #175,00 has dal. Asaflat out prediction Congres will land on Wall Street some time next year, 1989 ” ice units. cleans u itsactin a can avoid tn the state to help defray the expenses of the county’ 4 auxiliaryes Only if “The Street” hurry they will come. The auxiliarybudpolice personnelperform such duties as crowd control at accidents or public the Draconian legislation t services in times of and excesses us the Laws of events; community crime watch patrols; traffic direction and support The 192 scandals brought hours of service each the securities business. The natural or manmade catastrophe. The provide approximatel 100,000 1933 and 1934 that so chang the will on the same kinds of year in this county. scandals of 1980 brin change eeeee Then we had tremendous stock manipulation, churning of “ .the Finance Committee and dishones- From SENATOR DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN (D-NY): . accounts, abuses in th trust areas, just plai widow&# and has market redefined the welfare program. It bega half a century ago as a pension ty. Congres acted. Toda we have manipulatio pro- of a million stock, frontrun- reall not ever change But the welfare population— quarters persons gram tradin portfoli insurance, parki of cduldr Public schools—has far will in New York City alone, 4 percent of the New York greater ning, insider tradin and just plai dishonest Congres disastrous. when needs than mere income maintenance. In truth mere maintenance has proved act. If The Street wants to know how Congres acts, these women into the world of work the automobile as a model. Now at last the objec of the program isto bring young it does, they have and participation in the larger and their children with them. A prominent Dr. Joseph P. Frey In the 1950 and 1960 the automobile was polluting our fon take three debate and will to and did The reasons Republica suggests to me th th bill day pass 7 25. air toan ever-increasing degree The industry knew it nothing possibl aeeee The com- were the increased cost that could put a company at a competitive disadvantage and the sum- Inanticipation of increased charitable soliciting givin upcoming panies did not talk and no one acted. duriissued a consumer alert He was a On he mer event season, SECRETARY O STATE GAIL S SHAFFER remember Arthur Godfre on CB discussing the problem pilot. city . fo ticket sales charitable Con- he the air to 10 before. And who on the importance of the state’s guideline b organizations specifical mentioned was Phoenix when compare years limited contribution to sumers should realize that each ticket purchas provide any spon- can forget Los Angele smog, will do well to forced soring organization. After productio costs and other expenses, a charit Then Congres acted in its sledgehammer fashion. Th resulting change upon Public on matters should be could have dreamed of in its worst collect 20 cents on each dollar contributed. inquiries charity th industry were worse than anyt that the indus 16 N.Y. and the other measures directed to the Office of Charities registration Washingt Avenue, Alban 12231-0001 nightmar The pollution devices, the energy saving downsizin gees “sticker that were taken have change the face of the business. It was the beginni of price when we read the local From COUNTY EXECUTIVE THOMAS S. GULOTTA: “So often shock” and the erosion of consumer confidence in our quality hear about the behavior of our The stench from Th Street is almost newsp or watch the news on TV we onl negative youth Toda the securities industry is ina similiar situation. adults are dedicated, hard students The resistance to is The minor But the fac is that the vast majority of our young working overwhelming; a pollution of a different sort. chan great. future frequently do not the The is away droves from the who will be our responsibl citizens. Th gain recognition adjustment mad to dat are insignificant publi staying in deserve. For all the w if we look to the achievements can a fair deal there. not know how that the pessimism i stock market. Th do not feel that the get The may the future of our and of this a It may and the of ouryouth,righwe can be optimistic abou society great country. bad it is. The thi is that mayb it ts onl passin phas all go away do on it. The stench has to The future is ours!” public will come back. My advice to them is not count gotten aneeee Washingto “We in have declared a renewed war If moves before them, FROM CONGRESSMAN TOM DOWNEY: Congres The lar institutions on Wall Street better move quickly Congres which the that the President settles. I can assure the inhabitants of Wall on drug I voted for a measure House, requires todeplo the will not know th plac after the dust onl Ap The amendment has almost run out. the armed forces to stop th flow of ille drug into this country. requires Street, that it will be worse than an g the dreamed of. Their time of the southern border for the better. the Presiden to order the militar to begi nightti radar coverage The “stock reform act of 198 chang everythin Mayb not are a this nation states to catc dru smugglers in boats and planes. . . . Drug plagu upo of investments and finance at LIU/CW. Post campus on Lon, .To effectively win this the nation must use its resources to Doctor Frey is a profess that must be eradicated. . war, his “Ten Rules To Get Rich and Keep It, Too” send a large eel side as the demand side.” Island. If you wish copy of wipe drug fro the suppl as 2nd Mineola, NY self-addressed envelope to Anton Community Newspaper, 13 East Strect, 11501, Attn: Dr. Frey.

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be time for lunch and there the Victorian perio and earlier. It may Green- But, there is one must stop in ASK ROBERT R. McMILLAN’S are numerous fine restaurants. nautical end of Main Street. Prestons isa port — visit to Prestons at the Fork. Whether browsing or serious OUR MAN IN Dr. Rot sho without peer on the North fun to visit. Headin out of Universit shoppin for hom or boat, it is a pla WASHINGTON Senate Ar Lin more and antique Direct on Mai Street, we see boutiques yet Greenport, 1940 off the A One of a Kind Senator Last week, we left off the outskirts of Greenport on shop passin is dotted with farm developr Further West on the Main Road the landsca Martin Burns North Fork. As we continue East, we soon by Manhattz North Road of Lon Island& thousands and thousands the on the Proxmire is come to the Hamlet of Orient. Make stand selling produc grown William (D-Wisconsin) bomb, he fresh are a delicac but of acres of East End farms. In th Fall, grapes speci without the shadow of a doubt one of the a right, and you now are in agains st also So, have your that the United another of the worlds of the and pumpkin abound. This is antique sho country. most unique figure States unique “Certa brakes Pindar’s winery offers another op- Senate has ever seen. In these day when North Fork. The Hamlet contains eyes peele and your read Peconic. assumed that you need at “Wha the to taste and tour as you reac it is genera several buildings preserve by portunity chairmar another North Fork in- least one million dollars before can further to Cutchogu there is you Oyster Ponds Historical Society. One, Continuing “Peace crabs, flounder and other even begin to think about running for a — Here, lobsters, — stitution Braun& Seafood. the Webb House, was built in 1740 Proxmire the Atan / the home. Still further down the seat in the Senate, spent did fresh fish may be packag for trip and, yes, George Washingt stay sum of hismost recent reelec Student Long oldest building — the Old gran #145in from Bosto to road in Cutchog is one of Island’ Ethical E there on atrip Virgini tion campaign. He must hav spent that Tours are available in Jul and August. be — House, which was built in 1649 Garden in 1757 That earl commerce in the because he wor on money righ place will come to Mattituck with its own unique shop various ¢ tween New Englan and the North Next, you the election with 6 percent of the vote ahead to the LIE or and here, may proceed straight has been an defens | Fork has givenan accent tothe natives Love Lane, you Senator Proxmire left at the Hess sta- # For the diversion, mak a throu closer to that of Rhod Island than take a brief diversion. iconoclast and an individualist 29. at the of Peconic Ba ho obvious. tion and South for a mil or so. Righ edg his career in the Senate. Soo after ar- The m Robert R. McMillan New York City. The reason is go This road meanders West he accused the om- much is the start of Peconic Ba Boulevard. b rived in Washington of the Th Until the car and even later out East, New Englan was highway look the for about ten miles. Soon, on th right, if you carefully, Senate majority leader, Lyndo ment, hz closer boat than New York City b stage coach or even ea rly train. Ba b pao of too much control over In will see an nest. Johnson havin After fin it is a nice deserves to hav the car parke one you Osprey Orient, if day his entire now arrive at South the process. In 30 years travel ea: the With more mixed architecture, you Jamesport legislati hou or so, is to walk its streets, visit unique shop it possibl quaint of in the Senate, Proxmire ha never once Merri and in short time at the Aquebogue community Ba on the historical an old school house. After a private and tour buildings, including traveled at expense. Since 1977, the western end of the Boulevard, yo will ar- taxpayer breathing it is time to head further East. Woods. Approachin dollars this relaxing atmospher and the he has returned over one million Deck Restaurant — a fine for dinner to Connecticut are at the Eastern rive at the Poop plac Orient State Park and the car ferry in unused staff salar funds. end of a fun of the North Fork. Th drive th Park is mostly alon water- day In the Senator Prox tip throug The present Congress, The North Fork ha no discos. It has a heav family orientation. front roads with unparallele scenic beauty. mire is the Chairman of the important few McMillan has it for sixteen years. hop you will, too. Aftef Orient Point, it is time to turn back to the West. In a famil enjoyed Senate Committee on Bankin Housing Mr. McMillan, Anton and be addressed to Urban Affairs. He is if not minutes, Route and Greenport sign appear. As you enter Green- Questions opinions may and nothin 2 NY from 132 East Second Street, Mineola, 11501. determined in the of his legislativ are a series of antique shop and homes Community Newspapers, pursuit port, there boutiques, a goal For over 20 years, he has been per- sistent advocate in favor of U.S. ratification of the international genoci treaty. The Updat it is time for the Senate to concede on some points. Senate finally ratified the treaty in 198 also some wh favor a health care tha Senator Proxmire had made Press Credentials Ther are catastrophi propos B time, Claude Senior Citizen) and over o the Senate floor in The Executive Committee of Correspondent has approve my introduced b Congressma Pepp (Mr. 3,000 speech Paul Simon, of either the which pass either favor of the treaty. admission to both the House and Senate Periodical Press Galleries. Senator instead legislatio the h has achieved much in his Hill where the House or Senate. The Simon/ legislation addresse pro- Although Thi will give me access to certain events on Capitol ap- over in the Senate, he will probab health care. 30 years are neede for admission, for exampl to blem of long- proved press credenti be most remembered for his “Golden H.R. 2470, the catastrophi Speak Wright press conferences. Althoug Fleece” awards. Each month he bestows health care passed by the Onalmostevery da that the House MARTIN BURNS legislation, this most dubious distinction on a par- House represents the larges increase ticular of the federal for o Representatives is in session, Speak part government in Medicare benefits since the program the most ridiculous or most *Wrigh holds a pres conference in his “biggest, was founded President Lyndo B. ironic waste of the money.’ office. these informal ses- Our Man by taxpayers’ Although of the Golden Fleece Johns in 196 the supporters of the Arecent recipient sions are “‘on the record” no tape feel that it is in- award was the of the Army The Pepper/ proposal Department recorders are permitted Speak the does not address According to Senator Proxmire, Army the with adequat because it generall opens up meeting Washington; invested in landscaping im th issue of long-term health care. As #159,000 brief discussion of what is on the of avery provements in a pla ta make “part schedule. America’s populatio continues to age, House legislati Wright Fort Belvoir loo like a pos Englis issue diverse health care will become an increasingly important Belvoir a Army then opens it u to the press, and often mes many subject long- Fort is major post for candidates for either state or federal office. garlocated in the are brought up. metropolitan Washington Legislatio Currently Bein Considered b the Congre Welfare Reform Legislation DC. area. He accused the Army of “dig- welfare reform of The Senate took a major step toward adopting ging a hole and burying 159,000 tax Comprehensive Trade Legislation and when the Senate Finance Committee passe a measure dollars on decorative trees conference on H.R. legislatio payers Th Senate is scheduled to vote on the report and had Senator Daniel Patrick of New York. The shrubs which died within year the a sponsor b Moyniha 3 the Omnibus Trade Bill. The House approve measure by very the Senator. th full Senate. [t that the Senate to be uproote Accordin to earlicr. measure now goes o to appears larg margin “the Army succeeded treeing the tax: the measure, however, it will probabl reduce the amount has said that h will veto th if it still willapprov President Reag legislatio payers this tinte, and should turn over a of money th bill for like child care and job training. The current in thing contains a “plan closing provision.” legislation requires new leaf. This spendin was truly bush least 60 notice Defense Appropriations that acompany of 100 or more employee give at day league. The House of is considering H.R. 4264 measure is Representatives currently Senator Proxmire an- of any plant closing. Althoug the pla closing strongly Earlier this year, The Defense Authorization Bill. This year, the debat reelec- by labor, itis difficult to see why he has focused Department nounced that he would not seek supported organized military and 1s likely to force on the closin of unneeded installations tion to the Senate. This decision means in o it as a reason to veto. fo the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI or Star Wars. The Office that America’s will lose one of If the President vetoes the measure, tt is very likely that the House money ayers of Assessment released a stud which according to the their staunchest allie will vote to override the measure. In the Senate it is a different story. Technology Washingt Post indicated that the SDI can not work. Any veto override attempt will probably die in the Senate. of about The Meese Affair In the event that trade legislation dies, it will be the end Inall probability, Meese will remain at the Department of Justice three year efforts. There have been many compromises made on until the Democrats begi to mak a big issue of it durin the sum- Last fall we wrote an article about a bot sides of th issue, many of both parties have worked legislators weekend of of mer. Vice President Bus will then put the pressure on Reag to get Language Marathon, a speak hard to put togeth a goo piec of trade legislation. One sign Meese to leave. ing just one foreign language Many a of is that it does not pleas all sides — the goo piece legislatio readers ask about such a The Notch Issue wrote to joining conference on H.R. meets this requirement. report 3 certainl weekend and we forwarded all letters to will do a feature on the Notch Issue in “The Social Health Care three parts: Catastrophic the Languag Marathon group. We are Notch - How Did It Happen?’ “Current Legislativ Proposal House and Senate conferees are meeting discuss the Security to currently to sorry to report that the group seems their bodies. to Fix the Notch”, “Will Anything ever Happen with the Notch : or catastrophi health care legislation passe b respective have neglecte to answer all of our readers health Are The Just Waiting for Us to Die?”. Although both the House and Senate have passed catastrophic and has now cancelled plan for further The Anton Community Newspapers actuall have a correspondent readers. care legislation their proposal differ in some important respects. weekends. We apologiz to our in at these events whichare so critical to our lives. Dornheim There are some sentiments on the House Ways and Means Commit- Washingto looking cca Education Editor tee which feels that the House has alread given enoug and now

more deaths from exposure to hig levels public which has been found to be more Letter From Our Readers of radiation. than seventy percent against Shoreham. must continue to oppose th licensing 0! New York state and Suffolk county Shoreham b the Nuclear tion Com To The Editor: cident on 26 authorities long ago concluded that it April 198 mission, remembering the lesson of Cher that would be the of a A recent report from Moscow states not possibl in event mile About hundred five thousand nobyl! Set a compass to the eightee about one hundred evacuees. from the one thirty larg nuclear accident at Shoreham to radius b the auto map scale and yo will accident have sneaked back to peopl were evacuated from an eighteen evacuate the ple within a ten-mile Chernob see that Shoreham is not worth the their homes ar still mile radius around the plant according to radius of chwch wher radiatio level aysk. dangerou high; Phe: offidal:- the same report. The accident took thirty While Lilco and The Lon Island Power official and ex- reports that most are elderl and that the one lives b count many Authority negotiate the terms under which Eric Pomerance will lead to thousands Lilco be or the For North Shore Coalition For Safe Energ e DENS adiusted.trelocatioafter th ac:.. ...pem believ that,t may boug reorganize youthe a |

- 19, 1988 Puge-Ja = Western Nassau Overview Section of Anton Commumity Newspapers May Hig Scho Students Pla Peac Marc for May the word about this impor- rival at the tention. To the ambitious project, “We' spreadin By Ed Walsh ? accomplis all the con- “Tdon&# ‘fin have with the coalition has been regu on tant event. The march touches on the Princeton you& a problem meeting Dr. Robert Oppenhei that we have as students.” arie whaesitied before the aturnout if are encourage to bring Tuesda evenings. cerns University for and entertainers “We want to brin in veterans organiza- the late friends,’ sai poeMargaret Melkonian, executive Suggestions speake Senate Armed Services Committee in like the the American and director of the Long Island Alliance to Pre- included presidential candidates and top- tions, VFW, Legio new offered a solution toa dangero Veterans for Peace;’ added Ms. Brenner, a 1940 Nuclear th of the rain- name pelon of the secret vent War, cosponsor development. Asamember top student. “All are welcome to or-shine event. “The criterion for our peace gatheri is Syosse ages which built the atomic the teachers, the Manhattan Project, foster and we should examine all march. And we also want defense Helle Brenner and Freitag, co-chairs to dialogu he was asked: “Is there any school and com- bomb, of the Student Coalition Peace March, said the ersin tha light,” said Mrs. Margaret principal superintenden agains such a nuclear weapon? “Do what the groups. that the purpose of the program was “to try Melkonian. they represent munity For further information, contact Halle “Certainly, he replied to educate peopl about the magnitud of coalition is doing? “We to get acommitment of 200 Brenner, 364-97 after 4:40 p.m. or Margaret “what is that, Doctor?” pursued the war today.” The picked the Memorial Day hoping from sch said Ms. Melkonian at the L.I. Alliance, 741-436 chairman. weekend to stage their witness for peace people our Freitag, “Peace,” he said. because it’s a time when Americans are Long who died At an April 12 meeting of the Island remem the sacrifices of those Student Coalition for Peace and Justice at defending the country. in Ethical Humanist Society Headquarte “We don’t want to have to make any more student from the Garden City, 20 representatives walls” noted a young man, referring to that same various communities mobilized hug Vietnam Memorial monument in the for defense b plannin a peace march May nation’s capital 29. “This peace march links everything efforts The march, which coincides with th start togethe with the coalition’s year- for said Mrs. Melkonian. of the Third U.N. Specia Session on Disarma- to educate peace, “It’s a culmination of a worth of work. Summer Session ’88 ment, has, for its theme, “No More Wars.” year’ because President After finishing the four-mile trek, which will And the timing is right south and General Gorbachev are at travel east on Old Country Road, then Reaga Secretary will scheduled to meet on May to discuss disar- on Merrick Avenue, participants gathe 29 where and mament issues.’ in Eisenhower Park, speaker FRIENDS ACADEMY beneath a wall poste im- will a Seated in a circle entertainers present program. Duck Pond Road, Locust Valley, New York 11560 of with a dove and the word “Peace”, The peace marchers, consisting youths printe the and their adult advisors JUNE 29th-AUGUST 10th and adults, will step off at 10a.m. from 3 Old young peopl ticked of a list of tasks needing at- e Country Road with 12:30 p.m. estimated ar- laundry Middle and Upper School

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o— PUBLICATION DATE APPROACHING...... &aA NASSAU COUNTY EXECUTIVE Thomas S. Gulotta, (second from right), proclaimed Week in the County of the week of May 16 through May 21 as National Transportation tii A ting bers of the Delta Nu Alpha Transporta- Nassau. the Pri were, Advertise Now And Get Education Chairman; Vin Mulhern, tion Fraternity, from left to right: Kenneth C. Gentz, lia, ge Th E Ci Vice Pr Pr A Free Bonus Ad. Water Wast Poste Contest Announced Reach the members of the Nassau County Executive Thomas S Gulot- will automaticall become Executive&# Save Water Patrol.” As 250,000 pwno soos ta ha invited all fifth and sixth grad school “County the children will be authorized, on business children to participate in a poster/ con- members, BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS Allen- behalf of the toremind to test on ways to eliminate water waste. County, everyone decision and with the odd/even. .before1oa.m. OW PAGES& 1988-1989 with credit to both student . YELL tries, given , comply makers in of .lawn law. the first floor and after . school, will be o 4 p.m.. sprinkling re | displaye Brooklyn, etre Goes Cm the Executive Building in Mineola. Th contest, focusing in on conservation County Queens, In addition, first, second and third plac win- themes, is open t all f and sixth grader and schools Nassau and ners in each category will receive Savings in public, private parochial limited in size Bonds, courtesy o Nestar Bank and will be throughou Nassau. Posters are Suffolk with for future on to 18” x and should not exceed invited to tape, airing Long up 24 one directory - of the Island radi stations, a 30- publi ser- 20 lines. Children can participate in one cost efficiently. vice announcement on water conservation. two categories. Winning entries will be selected on the All in the contest will receive participants bast of originalit and content. The follow- For more water certificates them as deputy "a" So in information must be included on the back QUEENS iy of Nassau and information commissioners for the County — of each Name, address, grad school Secreti entry: contact your NASSAU and district. All entries must be submitted SUFFOLK Hotline for Yellow Book Runawa n later than Ju 15 to: County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta Rep at: Abused Youth Room 115- (516) 766-1900 One West Street 343-8600 There is number in Nassau (718) a speci phone Mineola, New York 11501 for maltreated County abused neglecte or For further information call: 535-4370. youth The number for the Runaway Hot Line Book is 489-60 and counselors are available 24 Yellow hours, seven da Correction If you’ve thought about running away Business-to-Business from home because you can’t take it any ANassau BOCE article about Cultural more, get blamed for everythin that goes Arts Center auditions, in the May 12 edi- Vellow Pa Ss& wrong, or are experiencing violence at home tion contained an incorrect telephone pai hp number. it works ike F C bebon run. ei num!toe to call jot re , The correct number for peop eral Arts ‘ts 489-606 GeetWe widths for information about the Cultural nobody’s business. are ther to hel sort thing out or pro- Center is 364-11 vide emergency hous if needed. yeta

Newspapers - May 19, 1988 Page-da Western Nassau Ourerview Ge ction of Anton Community instructed to radio for one of the line 180 istols and take positive action agains a of- officers. If the officer sees the viola- endin smoker. No polic summonses have polic Laws tion, he may issue a summons, returnable in Anti- bee issued, either. Stringe said and th fines run to #100. A Glen court, may A spokesm for the county polic to Cove man was the first to b fin- that officers would not be dispatche reportedl Court Nassau said that a call ed; on A 13 a Nassau District judg Creat Consternation in smoking calls. Hank McCann woul be refer: im a $2 fine on Timothy Kelly 29, acon func: smoking violation are bein used for a private reportinga who a the premise An officer who struction worker was given summons red to the health departmen Part! the rules do not app just as tion, however, would be expecte to Februar 24. Miller where foodisanin- saw a violation simpl B A. Anthony the do not appl in bars Ms, McGowan said that between February ask the offender to stop. “The Butt Here” to bar areas of restaurants. Stops cidental, or shared other 1 and April 18 less than 10 summonses have in This philosop is not b That isn’t on the desk of Dr. Robert A smoking not be established line’s sign area may The Lon; Island Rail Road bee issued b the policemen in Nassau would agencies however. but if itbelongsa any where fire ordinance pre- Niebling place an across-the- no smokin ban be on the des of the impose between smoker County it should deputy vent it. McGowan, And so goes the war and who, onall its trains Februar 15 Susan commissioner of health, the one man non-smoker in Nassau County. Next week Enforcement for the line, said that train than else in Nassau, is in charg a spokesper more anyon rider smoking some specifi example that in th first in- crew members wh see a are of efforts to regulat smokin Dr. Niebling explain late- enforcement is left to the individual Unless you’v been out of the country stance, business. Movies, for instance, are ly you’re well aware that there is an ever- store or regulatio of public smoking This directed to flash a “smoking is prohibited increasing the eer reerne banned in words to that effect) on screen year alone: smoking was starting sign (or Bour Cegal Rights Road Ci- before each feature The owner Februar on the Lon Islan Rail the presentation. each where smokin is of New Yor has in Apri started enforcin or manager of plac ty this and the state — Dr. Niebling places figur a broad ban agains smokers, prohibite and may be liable of — is to post “no wh is take his victim a he finds him, he legislatur is agai considerin imposing st.te- in excess 42,000 required Q Does a Defendant negligen wide smoking restrictions. smoking” signs. for resulting damages law recover for injuries sustained when The Nassau Health Department In addition, the requires management A. Inarecent case, a Claimant was seekin to damag County the floor of the ot between smokin and fall over a mat that was place on gymnasium entered the controversy in 198 with its first to plac receptacle he was caused to trip or L the non-smoking areas, and to verball request ordinances on the subjec just about time City Colleg and defective mat from and employee Jus that the Defendant, leaving an old directly that the country became more conscious of complianc patrons The Claimant contended by all the ensuing His how far is expected to go to the caused the accident and injuries. the effects of “second-hand smoke” and “non. / management in front of the doorway gym in- all of the me ical ailments smoker& “We don&# expect storekeeper to get argument was that subsequent their and we don& the result or the of pre-existing Pride Dr. ap enforces Article eight the to fights with customers, were directly aggravation Niebling his to fire an Dr. conditions which were exacerbated by striking ficials re publi health ordinance, regulatin smokin want an employe employee,” physic such situa- in the he doesn’t use said. What happe in head and chest on the door jam gymnasium. dinner c — bu in a most unusual Niebling way: result “We' available to the deputy The Defense contended tha the injuries were the tobe he the powers he ha at his disposal preferring tion? help, said. own conduct. The Defendant fur- dale ho instead to use Theodore It concept commissioner of the Claimant’s culpabl tha the damages to th Plaintiff were McMillz of “speak softly and carry a bi stick”” With The Procedure ther argue ensuing the of the Dr. makes not causally related in any way wii negligence Radler I a staff of just one man, Niebling the The number of complaint to depart but rather werevcaused the Claimant that certain tht the public gets the message. Defendant, by ing of health has in recent months, ment droppe pre-existing condition. coming The Current Laws said. Those that do continue to Dr. Nieblin The Court noted tha the uncontraverted evidence at the first “P bans come he characterized as “more strident” and from Th latest version of Article eigh Trial showed that the Claimant had been sufferin respons but for enforcement.” The first step at that smoking outright in offices, excepts “looking diabetes for six years, and was taking insulin to control enforcement comes in letter from the com- totally- offices occupied solel b condition. He weighe approximatel 290lb and was <& more missioner, the of the smokers, and smokin sections in not outlining obligation Burton D. Pomerantz tal]. He smoked two pac of cigarette or four cigars daily If there areas which are store or employer as the case may be. than 2 percent of meal The Court awarded to the Claimant. Ciro money damag from work areas. In is repetition, Dr. Niebling’ assistant, could physical separate publi The Court noted that a more personn wii th greater physic dexterity apparentl action. He agile of New Hy Park, goes into acts of the place such as arenas, auditoriums, elevators, Spin have avoided the accident. The Court held, nevertheless, where the neglige the alleged offender, either Fhe court houses, gyms, libraries, restaurants, persona visits the the Defendant may liable for the cern | That Defendant caused injury, be Jose smoking alon or sometimes with Dr. Niebling finds ae movies, and restrooms, is the Defendant must take the Claimant as it 7 public Court commented that Town o gets results. PearYor! banned other than in designate areas. usually of New York, New York State Court of Claims, Judg Orlando, New The Health v. City University Superv: Restaurants in Nassau must now provid at Ho far will enforcement go? Column Law Journa April 22, 1988 Pag 14 3 ) Patrick | hold an administrative least of its area for non-smokers; Department may 7 percent in How many with offices in Great Neck, New York, is a partner Mayora had been The use hearing and impose a fine. hear- Burton D. Pomerantz, an Attorney previou it 50 percent. col- of Gl have been held to date? “None,” Dr. Morton and Pomerantz. Comments and/or questions regardi this ty of anair cleaner, permitte isno ings says the Law Firm of previousl East Streer, does he intend to ask the coun- c/o Anton Newspapers at 32 2nd longer available. Niebling Nor umn may be sent to Mr, Pomerantz Community intercede: the has to come ere is no smoking in either the playing ty polic to da Mineola, New York 11501. Ran when officers will be Die with water or spectator areas in any bowling alley. polic BUCKLEY SUMMER PROGRAM It’s Soring..|t’s Love... IU. 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Dr. Jame M. Shuart, preside of Hofstra dedication to makin Hofstra a world-class St and Michael executive the committee to University, Moran, university encouraged director of the Interfaith Nutrition Network select him,” Dr. Steinberg said. (INN), have bee selected to receive the top The Harry Chapi Humanitarian Award for awards of the Long Island Association. Judg Ccmmunity Service is given toa person who ing Committee Chairman Dr. David J reflects the late entertainer’s spirit of com- Steinber presiden of Lon Island Univer- passion, enthusiasm, tenacity and belief in announced that Dr. Shuart will be award- the Long Island community. “Mike Moran ea the 198 LIA Medal of Honor, and Mr. was chosen for exhibiting inspirational leader- Moran will receive the 198 Harry Chapi shi and devotion in aiding Long Island’s Humanitarian Award for Community Service needy and homeless,” according to Dr. at the 198 LIA Annual Awards Dinner Dance Steinber on May 20. The 198 LIA Annual Awards Dinner The Medal of Honor is awarded annuall Dance will be held on Frida May 20at 6p.m to the organization or individual whase at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Wood- achievement has contributed most to bring bury. Reservations are #200 per ticket, and distinction to Long Island. ‘Dr. Shuart’s may be made by calling 499-4400. outstanding contributions and profound

HEALTH ble TO YOUR B RICHARD H BLAU, M.D. (L-R): Marvin Rosen, Paula Sharf and Robert McMillan en ot Larg Thron Expect to Honor Antons Neck Pain May Result From Arthritis cty medical referred be needed to aid in the exact Officials At All Levels level of mental health services provide b A common proble may His neck the Pride to peopl of all ages in emotional to a rheumatologi is chronic pain. diagnosi On L.I. to be Present nts distress”. Neck pain may affect many Americans Fortunately, most neck pain can be ing Pride of Jude Mental Health Center of- Paula Sharf, Pride’s Executive Director for some time in their life. successfull treated without the use of his ficials with Robert Administration, that “the success of this recentl met E. McMillan, felt Frequently neck pain results from ar- surgery. Dependin on the diagnosis dinner chairman for the dinner dance evening attributable to the concer for the Jun 2, is thritis of the spine, spasm of the neck and if your symptoms do not improve, sult to be hel at the L.I. Marriot Hotel in Union- of life that has been demonstrated quality muscles, inflammation of the joints in may be referred to a rheumatologis fur you dale honoring Grace and Karl Anton. Mr. over many years b both Grace and Karl An- arthritis and muscle the neck, or pressure on the spina ( specialis in ere McMillan, a partner in the law firm of Rivkin, ton and the Pride of Jude Mental Health the nerves. This pain can occur at rest, or disorders). Radler Dunne and was as say- Center” Bayh, quoted establish an with movement, such as turning the Your rheumatologist can nt’s that from as far as Ohio are For further information the Din- ing “peopl away regardin This head. In fact, that puts pressure individualized medical program. coming to witness the Antons receiving the ner, call Joe Gerstel (71 423-62 or Ja anythin in neck involve rest, analgesi the first “Pride of Long Island” award. The Manaskie (51 747-828 on the spine may result pain. may initially of neck be medication, and local heat. Speci anti- response from L.I’s elected officials was The discomfort pain may ‘ha dull ache, a severe, medications, specifi ex- equally enthusiastic. The Hon. Thomas S. Women’s Clubs to only an occasional or inflammatory and may 58 Gulotta, Nassau County Executive, a persona shar debilitating pain. Most acute neck ercises, physica therapy also ail friend and neighb of the Antons will pre- Convention pain resolves by itself. However, if the be required if the pain is persistent. You sent the award. Also in attendance will be N.Y. Hold should in mind that most neck pain is very severe, persists, or is keep ntly State Senators Norman and Frank will with medical Levy The Long Island Federation of Women’s associated with pain or numbness in the pain improve proper the Padavan Tom Hon. Assemblyma DiNapoli, Clubs, a of more should consult and needless pain could The representing membershi arms, you your physicia management, Josep N. Mondello Presidin Supervisor the Counties of with medical than 100,000 women of Kings Proper treatment can only begi once be avoided prompt ell: their Town of Hon. Kiernan Queens, Nassau and Suffolk, will hold known. A attention. Yor! Hempstead, John the cause of the neck pain is of Hon. convention on Friday, 20. The con- Supervisor Town N. Hempstead 164t May comprehensive examination, including Arthritis strikes one out of seven peo- will be held S: -on-the-Green Patrick G. Halpin Suffolk County Executive, vention a th facts. Call for com- a medical history, and a ple. Learn your Eisenhower East Meadow, Mrs. An- complete erin Mayor and Supervisor Donald P. DeRig Ci- in Park, of “The physica examination are usuall re- plimentary copy Joint Approac col- of Glen Cove, and Angel A. Delligatti tho Peppito is Chairman of the convention. ty - Arthritis Overview.” the quired X-rays, as well as blood tests, An rect, Supervisor Town of Oyster Ba Marvin Rosen Follo a brief recess and luncheon, will an V.P./Treasurer of Pride stated “proceed from, guest speake Betty Avery, present Dr. Richard H Blau is a board-certified Rheumatologis practicing used maintain the “Overview of Medicare’ the affair will be to hig in Manhasset, 516-482-682 and Westbury, 516-997-682 Copynght Richard Blau, M.D 198

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Anthony Miller Were there at 7:52 a.m.on May 20, 1927, Richard Korn, who has been successfully you when Charles Lindbergh took off fram battling with the county government over Roosevelt Field on his epic flight across the the budget ha filed a second lawsuit agains Atlantic Ocean? County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta. In the The Paumanok Society of the Friends for latest suit, filed in state supreme court May will honor these “last him as Lon Island& Heritage 3 Mr. Korn, whose legal papers style reception to be held Nassau,” wants eyewitnesses” at a on a “taxpaye of the County of and Thursday June 9, at Falaise, the gol coast all county leases at Mitchel Field voided Guggenheim on the Sands new home of Harry the county barred from making any Point Preserve. was a frequen leases pendin reapprais of the property Lindberg Falaise and one of his values. visitor to during stays of the wrote his famous book “We”. On May 13, a four- panel Ap- To date, 1 have been iden pellate Division of state supreme court eyewitnesses tified. If or you know witnessed unanimously affirmed a March court ruling you anyone the take-off, contact th Friends for Long invalidating the 198 county budget. After Island’s at 364-10 All eyewitnesses that decision was announced, only 4 hours Heritage are invited to the reception. after the court heard the appeal it was bring for Long is the woul seek to fur 3 in his latest Th Friends Island’s Heritag rumored that the county , is shown in Mineola Supreme Court May filing papers RICHARDKORN right, for the Museums and the to the Court of Moldovan, is at left. citizens support group ther appeal case, Appeal law suit against the county executive. His attorney, Joseph A. Anthony Miller the Counties of Nassau the highe court in the state. Mr. Korn said, Photo by Preserves operate b Society the cor- would Mr. Gulotta would do and Suffolk. The Paurnanok is “what I hop of the rent executive, the suit is frivolous. transactions. H also ask that the fee county the Friends. would be to money motivated and not porte support group of stop wasting taxpayers’ law firm him be It is obviously politicall ta and do what Manhattan representing pai on any more appeal go based on th facts.’ in the suit Honors he’s been ordered todo by two courts, com- the executive, Count as in th case, in addition Mr. Purcell, prior county the law, Named parties pl with the court orders and put reacted when reached for comment. to Mr. Gulotta, are Hempstea Town Coun. angril in the and Families back the surplu moneys budget, “the most ridiculous lawsuit I’ve Foster cilman Eugene Weisbein, State Senator Nor Calling it with the business of get on government.” W. ever heard” he defended the county’ actions, man Levy, former county officials Henry “To show our appreciation,” Nassau While still he is a candidate for office, the denyin that Owen Smith and Francis T. Purcell, saying that when he came into pro- Thomas S. Gulotta and the Dwyer, County Executive any office, Mr. Korn hailed ap- fallow,” and at the time the publi members of the Board of Supervisors, and perty was “lying Social Services Commissioner Josep A. D’Elia as for the pellat decision “victory people leases were written, could have bee sold for two men wh are now judge of the court will honor several hundred Nassa‘1 County to continue his efforts until the and pledg McCabe about a acre.” He said the in which the case is brough Edward “mayb $125,000 foster families at a Recognition Dinner on was Mr. Kom said that resulted in county budg proper. and Bennett, former county’s decision to lease has withheld b Mr. Josep Colby Jame Monday May 33, at Salisbury-on-the- inclusion of the surplu that one tenant alone Town Ro Cacciatore, highe revenue, and Eisenhower Park at would result in les Hempstea supervisor; in 7:30 p.m. Gulotta into the budge has almost million in taxes to the former county commissioner of Commerce pai #1 “Our foster families reach out with sen for all residents. taxes Atlantic Beach Th rentals are expected to “bring and Industry, and the Bridg county. sitivity and concern to children who need Considerations Cited list of defendants. in over two million dollars an acre over the Political Chairman complet the temporary supervision and care,’ said County for Mr. Gulotta, Dave Vieser, of the iease, as oppose toa one-time need for his latest Mr. Korn, an Old Brookville Aspokesm period Executive Gulotta. He stressed the In suit, Purcell. The “the leases at Mitchel sale price,’ according to Mr. in the resident who ha been called a “Democrat blasted th suit, saying additional foster families to participate executive recalled that “in- Field were the ad- former county activist”, contend that 23leas were award- negotiated b previous program. about at the time, ministration. The current executive terest rates were 17 percent about foster families ed at Mitchel Field for 99 year terms, based county Currentl 380 provid at thos rates.” involved in th lessees, and no one wanted to build whc considerations, and at far less than was not obtaining care to approximately 600 children on politic would hav realiz- the terms of the leases or in draf- He adde that the county reasonable market value. His suit ask that the negotiating rang in age fro infants to teenagers. In ad of total value” a the of the terms of the leases, ed a “small portion the b fee for each defendants be mad to pay, personall for ting verbiag dition to a monthl boardin leases. As far as the cur- sale at the time. i all income, revenue and rents lost in the or recommending the child;the County provide an annual allowance and pays all medical and den expenses. “Your involvement can make an important difference in a child’s life,’ says Commissioner Jose A. D’Elia. To learn more about foster Social Services THE NBA IS BOUNCI care, call the Department of 535-5570. Gol Coas Clothi Sal INTO TOWNER Spring cleanin your closet can hav its rewards. When you come across that “too ‘ood to throw out” dress or fur that you SATURDAY, MAY 21st AND aven’t put on even once last season, you can Shore MAY 22nd give it new life. Bring it to the North SUNDAY, Child and Famil Guidance Association Gold Coast Sale. 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folmencf DIRT BUN HUFFY: Western Nassau Overview Section of Anton Community Newspapers - May 19, 1988 Bage-7a

AMERICAN LIVES LOST

KOREAN WAR — 54,246

VIETNAM WAR — 58,012

“WORLD WAR | — 116,708

WORLD WAR II — 407,316

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE —

ONE YEAR — 991,337

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- May 15. 1908 Puge-fa Western Nassau ®verview Section of Anton Conmumity Newspapers F I N A N C E B US I N ES § A N D Awar Corett Scot Kin EAB’ New Advertisi TECHCA Stude Wins Stat a at at SUNY at plannin to purchas person computer. To A first year graduat student Spea An access data base detailing the com- Campai Topi Stony Brook working on the TECHCAP Pro- easy position activities and capabilitie of the hi LIBOR Luncheon ject of Lon Island Forum for Techonology scholar- tech industry in the bicounty region, t At LICA Inc. (LIFT has won one of two 1,500 Meetin TECHCAP is funded b a grant to LIFT Coretta Scott King, widow of slain civil awarded b New York State Govern- Project ship York State Urban Dr. Martin Luther King will accor- from the New Developme right leader Jr. Lon Image,’ focus- ment Financial Officers Association “Developin a Island The Administrative Team is led be the featured speak at the Lon Island din officials. Corporation on EAB’s new and unique advertising to university Conoscen- ing and Island economist Thomas Board of Realtors’ speci Fair Housin Lun- atthe Island Com- Fernando a native of Sri Lanka b Lon campaig isthe topic Lon Sandh May at at the W. Averell Har- ti, Program Director, Managment Depart- cheon on Thursda 26 11a.m., Association on May 24 student in the university& municators meeting Pol Farmingd “Marriott Hotel, Uniondale. School of and Policy, is mentat University at the Melville. riman Management Marcpiere, Other Team members include: Dr. The luncheon will celebrate the 20th an- in and publi finance. campus. The campaign, which depart from tradi- majoring government forCom- tech data base Robert F. Schneider, Acting Provost niversary of the signing of Federal Fair Hous- uses Long as She is working on LIFT’s hig tional bank advertising Island SUNY at President for Associate Dean puting and Communications, Stony inglegislation by Lyndo Johnso its theme, the most scenic areas of research project George featuring Dr. B. Pidot, Associate Dean, one week after the describes her as “extraordinary Brook; George Jr, on April 11, 198 just Nassau and Suffolk in its print and broadcast Pidot, who work with.” Harriman Schoo for Polic and Management, assassination of Dr. King, The law, which Lon medi is bein bright anda pleasur to Noting Onl Island- H. S com- SUNY at Brook; Dr. Carol . established the federal government’ a that Sandh had never turned on a com- Stony u Dean, Center for Business and Economics, mitment to civil right law to th sale the #2 million before this fall, Mr. Pidot added, appl Jil Kingdo who created puter past and Dr. New York Institute af Technology or rental of real remains a livin with sh is one of the most accomplishe property, campaign in collaboration “Now and know.’ Herbert Fox, Vice President, tribute to Nobel Peace Laureate Dr. King Arnell/Bickford Associates, will discuss the persons (in computers I Enge be used Research, New York Institute o! fecna campaign’s development and how Since the scholarshi funds are to Mrs. King who has dedicated he life to educational Ms. Fernand is husband’s work, will examine employees playe major role in its concept. for purposes continuing - Sh and Ms, Kingd joine EAB in 198 as Vice Fai Housing Law 1968-19 Presiden of Public Relations. She was pro- th discuss our progress to date, Spe and for the moted to Senior Vice President of Advertis- present housing policies goal ing, Public Relations and Marketing in 1987 future. initiated the During this time she unique Long The celebration will begi at 11:00 a.m. Island- advertising campaign. with a pane of speaker Lunch will be serv- The meeting, at the Marcpiere Restaurant, edatip.m., followed by Mrs. King’ address. will at for Route 110, Melville; begi 5:30 p.m. Tickets cost $20.00 per person, including and 6 for dinner. The cocktails (cas bar p.m. lunch. Seating is limited and reservations are for members and 428 for non- fee is $2 required Checks may be mailed to Huxle call members, For reservations ( must) Mitchell, Equ Opportunity Committee, Marily Broderick, Fairchil Weston, 349-26 Lon Island Board of Realtors 300 Sunrise Highwa West Babylo NY 11704 Further in- formation may be obtained b calling the Austin Securitie Board at (516)661-48 or (718)739-87 Offers Senior Discount Financial Executives Austin Securities, Inc. of Rosly has an- nounéd tha it now participate in the Town of Nerth Hempstead Senior Citizen Discount Elect New Officer Progra Qualified senior citizens will be en- has titled to an additional 10 percent discount off Stephe H Shapoff of Rosly Estates for North Shore Child and Fami- This offer BLOOMINGDALE’SGARDE hosted benefit gala President of the Long alread low commission rates. ap- the enter- been elected Island ly Guidance Association, April 30. Thetheme, “Hooray for Hollywood,” inspired Institute to transactions in stocks, options, cor- Chapter of the Financial Executives plie for close to 300 and several stars. Mary Tyler Moore, Honorary Chairperson, bonds. tainment guests Mr. is Executive porate bonds and municipal tal Actors, John Savage, Brian for 1988-19 Shapo spoke of her tothe health or For further information, call 625-11 or tothe festivities. Attending Vice President of Hill Corporation, a New Davies and Erika Slezak, as well as author Susan Isaacs added Ivy th office at Old Northern Blvd. Moore and Cheryl York based firm with stop by 1390 the affair are (1. tor.): Randee Albert, Jeanette Albanese, Mary Tyler City printing/ from the Post Office). Indiana and on Long (Directl across Rosly Sperber. in California, naIsland. The Financial Executives Institute is an finan ABLI Hails Effort organization of more than 13,000 senior cial executives organize in 9 chapters and To Secur Grumman representing more than 6,000 leading com panies throughout the United States and A- Canada. The organization serves as 4 Fundi spokesm fo the private financial sector 01 The Association for a Better Long Island the business community. It provides 3 (ABLI hailed the announcement that Grum- medium fo the exchan of ideas and ex line man’s A Intruder bomber productio periences among the business, government. will remain open, stating “It is due in larg profession academic sectors. measure to the skill of the Grumman worker individuals elected to office include: and the unprecedent bipartisa efforts of Other Emest A. Baltutis, of Martlet lm- the Lon Island congressio delegation. Huntington, President; Fran- Chairman of the ABLI, Donald Rechler, porting Compan as 1st Vice cis McBrien, Levittown, of European said, “This is a particularly sweet victory for J Bank 2nd Vice President; John the Island. Not onl will A-6 aircraft continue American as M. Emanuele, Stream, of Guardian Life to roll out of Grumman&# factory but the 3,000 Valley Insurance as Treasurer; Janet Locke, Coram job saved are Long Island jobs This only of National Westminster Bank, USA as serves to reinforce the fact that famous Grum- and Michael Glen Head, man ‘Iron Works’ is still alive” Secretary J Hegarty of EDO Corporation as Assistant Secretary.

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Western Nassau Overview Section of Anton Community Newspaper - May 19, 1988 Page-10a LI Salute the Arts 1988/89 Children’s Carousel Series Friends of the Arts has announced the sical characters righ before your eyes (much In a Summe Festival 1988/ Children’s Carousel series—weekend in the styl of Mummenschanz). On Satur- matinees which will take at the Adams the Jazzdanc A three-month festival of the arts, plac , January 21,198 company Hofstra in and rock and On celebratin the richness and diversit of Lon Playhous at University Hemp- swing tange. Sunda stead. Awhirl with colorful costumes April the Tears of Theater Island’s cultural community, begins bright 2, 198 Jo Pupp andalive with fabulous the Children’s its of “Petrouchka’”. Memorial Da weekend, May 28. Lo music, perform productio Carousel will children of all and All performance begi at 1:30 p.m. and last Arts ’88, which bring together for first deligh ages introduce them to the joy of live profession approximately one hour. time the entire fine arts community on the The Children’s Carousel is to the series are available Island, will continue through Labor Day, performances Subscription at sponsore by Pall Corporation. #1 per person, a saving of 2 percent com- Septemb 5. The Season o on Sunda October 2, to singl ticket prices. For further in- About 250 events, both amateur and pro- with a ‘ormance of classical dance pe‘ormation, a receive a free brochure, call fessional, including dance, theater, and music 198 or b the Washington Ballet. On Sunday Friends of the Arts at 922-006 programs as well as street fairs, exhibits and November 6, 1988 Imag will create whim- poetry readin are scheduled for every da of the summer and will take plac througho Announces Ne Seaso Nassau and Suffolk counties. Nassa Sympho Unive The events, presente b more than 100 Nassau Sympho Orchestra General April 15 Long Island arts organizations, were chosen City. Manager David Gasper has announced Jo Deak, Associate Principl Double Bassist b a committee of arts professional as the eT! details of the Orchestra’s 1988-8 season at the of the New York Philharmonic and composer, best from a competitive field. the Joh Cranford Adams Playhouse at Hofstra will perform the world premier of his own Th festival will be kicked off on Sunda Westb University. Scenes from “The Wind in The Willows” as May 22 with a speci LIRR train ride from tion cz ROBERT WHITE, tenor, will perform May The Symphon under the direction of its well as Dvorak’s Silent Woods. Andrew Garden City to Southampton, making 21 at 8 30 of the Island Mozart Festival. new Music Director Andrew Schenck, will Schenck will lead the orchestra in Ives’ as part Long whistle- alon the way and providin its five concert Saturda evening Washington’ Birthda and Sibelius’ Sym oT entertainment at both train stations, Balloons present classical series on October November sent a LI Mozar Festiva sig of the sunburst of Lon Island Arts 15, 19, pho No. s. and 6 annual wr December 3, April 1 and May The at the &q fil the air—and a plan beari a LI 6 concert will be held on Saturda May T Arts banner will overhead—as pops January p.m. In fl marchin Fo its final concert of the Oyst Ba iS. 1988-8 season, For in! bands, singers dancers, puppeteers and artists the Nassau The Lon Island Mozart Festival ’88 an an- October 15 Sympho will present pianist perform David oT nual presentation b The Sea Cliff Chamber Stephani Chase American violinist and Beuchner, top American prize winner Allevents the summer will be hold a thi througho at the 198 Tchaikovsk Competition. Mr. Player begi its consecutive season listed calendar available each Tchaikovsk Competition prize winner, will on a at event. Beuchner will Piano Con- Marric on Memorial Day Weekend with three full be featured artist on this all- perfor Chopin In addition, all events will be listed in a certo No. 1 in minor. “The Chairman at8 pr day of concerts on Saturda May 28 Sun- season opener. Included on the pro; are brochure which is bein distributed b the Memorial the Polonaise from iheWicd Dances” from Joh Adams’ Nixon in China (21 3: da May 29an Monda Day May Long Rail Road its train schedule Eagen Grieg Islan o and Beethoven&# in A 30, at the Hay Bam, on the estate of Concerto in D Major and the Symphon No. Sympho No.7 Major oN: goo-acre racks, and b the Lon Island Tourism and the Fields Arboretum in will also be performed Plantin Oyst Bay. Convention Commission 4. Rosly to restaurants, Th tickets for the Nassau Because of the of the Festival and November 19 Symphony F popularit hotels and The Long Radio p.m. airports, Island sale. To order its sold-out nerfurm an additional Russian-born Yefim Bronfma will 1988-8 season are now o Broadcasters Association will clear- pianist serve as a tickets receive brochure, the weekend, June 4 and Jun form R ff’s Third Piano Concer- or a season call oN: Saturda Sunda ing! use for rain dates and other and chang Nassau at 877-2718 5 is added to the roster this season. to with Maestro Schenck and the NSO. The Sympho Orchestra . bein sdict to the schedule. The Association North The format for each of the five day over program opens with Druckman’s Paean and will provide the information to its 18 paintir the two weekends, includes afternoon and Mozart’s in Eb. member:stations. Sympho No. 39 Bedroom Farce At Arena water chamber music concerts at December 3 evenin 2p.m.an for on this Alfredo General Director of the Bedroom Farce Alan 8 p.m. Additionally a spec highligh Silipigni, a comedy b call (7 season features Mozart' Complet Sonatas ASCIA Present New Jerse will st the playin a Arena’s Main Stag at eTt for Violin and Piano, performed by five Nassa S& o ora saOperatic Theatreereschro June 12. ar sve Trevor and Susannah’s celebrated violinists Pianists at a 4 p.m. ‘The in the Band’ delight featu Rebecca Copley, soprano marriag is on the Long! Boy Wi recital on each of the five Festival day A and Maurice Stern, tenor. Vocal experts from rocks, and this wickedly funny pla depicts ab speci event on opening da - May 28 at 12 The Boy in the Band Mart Crowley Otello, Aida, Ernani and Tosca are schedul- an endless nigh in which the inflict their noon, features Australian expert, Dr. Peter comedy concerning a group of men giving ed a are orchestral selections from favorite miseries on their closest friends, Brook J Davies in a discussio titled, “Was Mozart an old friend a birthda party, was written in Italian operas. Performances are Thursda throug Sun- © Ba reall poisone All concerts and lectures 196 It was a ground- then and now January 14 da throug Ju 12. Curtain time is 8:3 p.m. the Ro are h indoors, rain or shine. on its twentieth anniversary, it’s still an The 1940 will be the theme when the NSO Thursda Frida Saturda 3:00 and 7:30 p.m. Jerus of adventurous the friends are the with its annual Tickets Once again an outstanding roster undertaking; bring in new year pops Sunda are +9 Thursda #11. Friday Guest r musicians comes fo five homosexual. This weekend, May 21 and concert. Music from Oklahoma, Carousel, and Sunda For reservations or together 20, #13. Saturda autogr day and fifteen concerts to celebrate the elo- 22, A Small Compan in America will present and South Pacific is scheduled as are more further mforma phone 293-067 eTt quence andcharm of Mozart, accompanie th play at the Sea Cliff School. If you love standard “‘classics’’ such as Copland’s Arena Players Main Stag Theatre is York C this season by the greatest Viennese masters live theatre, you want tosee this ASCIA pro- “Hoedown” from Rodeo and Glinka’s Russia located at 2 Route 109, East Farmingdal Annu of the 18th and early 19t centuries - Hayd duction. Call 759-284 for information. and Ludmilla Overture. and is accessible to the handicappe Beethoven and Schubert. Performin the and th Mozart Violin Sonatas are: Hamao Fujiwara, the C} Ida Levin, Nai Yuan Hu, Guillermo Figueroa For ini and Mark Peskanov, all of whom appear in eM the chamber well. Festival artists concerts as of pati include: pianists Barbara Speer Diane Walsh, psych David Oei; violists Paul Coletti, Hoff- Tob Annuz man; cellists Ronald Thomas, Pamela Frame; at the’ tenor Robert White; flutist Renee Siebert; Medic oboist Marsha Heller guitarist Frederic Hand; to 3:4 hornist Stewart Rose; and a speci guest ap- pearance of the New World String Quartet, °M currentl quartet-in- at Harvard Swing University. Boswe A complementar feature of the Festival Rockv: is the outdoor festivities and events. A at the Browser’s Tent, with a selection of new larg eZ books and are mad available to recording monic concertgoers at discount alon with prices, CW. F various Mozart gift items. Quali foodis also ty at available at reasonable prices b caterers count: lavarone Brothers of Glen Cove on all festival day from noon to dusk. Picknicking is also 299-27 allowed on the lawn. © 20 Ticket options vary from reseryed seating chaeo to gener admission with discou uses Greec for a1- Pass and Combination Tickets. Ad- th Isl all tickets bou in advanc of the ditionall ture b orie ticket bonus by ie buyer a sav- Toron&# $1 Arboretum E trance Hofstr F to all ticket at focm ge buyer stead. os 944-6 Tickets,on ranging fr from fc for a singleg con- oN. cert to #3 for a reserved seat Day Pass may be ordered with ORT “WOMAN OF THE YEAR” annual luncheon celebration cance: b callin 671-62 a major spon- Elsie Handelman, Great Neck Park chapter ; Ceil Fishman, New sored the North Shore Nassau credit card; or write to Sea Cliff Chamber by Region honored a special member Hyde Park; Trudie Silverman, East Meadow; Clarisse Gourji, area n selected from simi each chapter for outstanding effort in support ef the Great Neck, Gard: Sand; K Player P.O. Box 311 Sea Cliff, NY 1157 for a ; man, Dynar network of global vocational and technical training schools. Three Jericho. row (1 tor) Elaine brochure. Tickets are also on sale at SCCP Top Reich, Manhasset Hills; Marion 542-20 hundred and fifty people attended the luncheon at the Dix Hills Stein, Woodset located at Sea Cliff Avenue in Sea chapter, Syosset ; Sharon Gail, Great Neck Peninsula weekc 32 Jewish Center; support the ORT school en building program. chapter ; Iise Rosenthal, Jericho Woods chapter ; Marilyn Zucker- Pictured (front row, ltor) Debbie Solomon of Great Neck, Chair- man, Plainview; and Mirah Rubenstein, Mill Neck, East Norwich- man of the Region Executive Committee; Roz Vermut, President Oyster Bay chapter. © Se of the Region, Jericho; honerees Roberta Goldstein, LakeSuccess ; Western Nassau Overview Section of Anton Community Newspapers - May 19, 1988 Page-1la NASSAU CALENDAR OF EVENTS uch Please address all notices of local events to sponsore b the North Shore University 60 Seventh St., Garden City, 7:30 p.m. For in- tur- Calendar Editor, 132 E. Second Street Box (P.O Hospita at 9:30 a.m. Entry fees are $ for formation call 794-5500. Mineola, NY. 11501 or 747-8282. any 1578) phone adults; + for children; and $10 for adutls and ® New York Institute of Old Campus da Calendar items must be submitted two weeks Technolog 4 for children the da of the race. For infor- ater prior to the event. Westbur will hold its Annual Golf and Ten- mation call 562-020 nis Outing at the Cedar Brook Club in Old Attractions Thursday, May 19 last © P.LU.S, Group Homes, a group that sup- Brookville. Fee is $200 per person fo a full Prime Time: Senior Health Hour, 2 to ports autistic adults, is holdin its Annual da of events or #100 per person for the p.m. at the Community Hospital at Glen eat Pancake Breakfast from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at cocktail party and dinner. For information Please address all notices of local events to Cove, St. Andrew’s Lane. Free blood pressure mM: Sherman Van Ness Fire House, Uniondale. call 686-770 Calendar Editor, 132 E. Second Street (P-0. Box checks between 1:30 and 2 p.m. Refreshments in: Tickets: for adults and # for children 1578) Mineola, N.Y. 11501 or phone 747-8282. information call + © Central General Hospita Diabetes Club call served. For 676-500 ext. Calendar items must be submitted two weeks under 12. For information call 546-883 in the Lower 3001. Free, Reservations requested meeting, 7:30 p.m. Hospital’ prior to the event. © will Friday, May 20 Th Long Island Philharmonic per- Level Cafeteria. For information call 752-1752 form works based on th of Romeo and 24 Friday, May 20 ® Art Demonstration renowned artist, story Tuesday, May b ® Hofstra Alumni Theatre at the Tilles Center of CW, Post Col- © General Diabetes University’s Richard Karwoski at 7:4 p.m. at the Unitarian Julie Hempstea Hospit Tickets: and the Group, the Gray Wig, presents, “Ten Little Universalist Church, Stewart Ave., Garden leg Brookville 7:30 p.m. $26 #2 Club meeting, 7:30 p.m. in Hospital’ Indians.” 8 Hofstra’s West End Theatre For information call Music Room. For information call p.m. at City. Donation for non-members is $1. #14 293-2222. 752-1752. on South Campus Tickets: #8 with discounts Monday, May 23 © Women for 8 © The Zawacki Ballet Co. will at Sobriet group meeting, for students seniors. information cal] perform ® and For The Epileps Foundation will hold a lec- in the MacArthur Auditorium of Mer- the Theatre of SUNY at Old p.m. Also takes May Maguire Are You A Candidate for 560-663 plac on 21, 22, 27-29 ture, “Epilepsy cy Hospital Rockville Center. For informa- Westbur at 8 p.m. Tickets: #12 For informa- : and Jun 3 to 5 Surgery at the Garden City Public Library tion call tion call Also takes on 255-228 466-564 plac May e Athletic Games: The Tri-State 21 at p.m. Wheelchair Games will be held at Nassau © The Lon Island Philharmonic will pre- Community College Fieldhouse and Pool. of sent a concert popula American works NASSA PARK MUSEUM for information cal] 222-7250. at the Tilles Center of CW. Post Colleg 7:30 © Concert: Paul Brad will perform at 8 p.m. Tickets: # for adults; $2.5 for children. Compiled By SHIRLEY D. FELLS p.m. at Mollo College Hay Theatre. on, For information call 293-2222. Tickets: For information or tickets call nist #15 ® The Catholic Association will ner Single A fre spec program entitled “Throu A Child& Eye will b hel at th Sand Point Preserve 678-500 or 678-583 ext. 240. hold a danc in the Skyligh Room of the Sal 21 Mr. Sunda May 22, fro 2 lo 4 p.m. The preserve is locate on Middleneck Roa in San Point. , May Uniondale © Marriott Hotel, Hempste Tpke To regist call 883-121 Art Exhibit: Hig School Art Competi- at 8 Admission: For information call Man p.m. #9 kkk kk tion show a the Firehouse Galler of Nassau ina (21 324-0152. Community Colleg throug Ju 9. Galler Childrens Workshop: “Introduction to Instant Puppets,” for ages to 12, will ajor ® Nassau Museum of Fine Arts, hours are Monda throug Thursda 11 a.m. County be held at Eisenhower Park on 21 and 28, the Puppet Cottage Saturday May information call] Rosly presents Author Anne Roip at 8:3 to 4:30 p.m. For 222-71 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m, ay’ © p.m. For information call 621-272 20th Anniversary of North Shore Ar- der The program will teach the children how to fashion simpl puppet out of sticks Saturday, May 21 chaeologic Society: The Heritage of the and fabrics. The workshop are free but registration is required. © Nassau County Museum of Fine Art, Greece: “Recent Excavations at Kommos on Eisenhower Park is located in East Meadow with entrances at Stewart Avenue Northern Blvd., Rosly presents a weekend th Isle of Crete” will be the topic of a lec- and Hempstead Turnpike. To call 542-4520. painting worksho with Frederick Wong, a register ture b Dr. Josep Sha of the University of kkekkk 1a watercolor artist. Also on May 22. Fee: #3 Toronto. 8 p.m. at the North Campus of ‘88”’ will b Ael for one da or $5 for both. For information “Spa Exp at Cradl o Aviation Museum on Saturd and Sund May Hostra University Student Hemp- lan Center, call (71 591-046 21 and 22, fro noon to p.m. Admission i fre ; stead. Admission: #3 For information call € at ®The Adoptive Parents Committee of The exhibit will include th firs publ showi o Astronaut Neil Armstron back spac 944-663 suit and a moonroc returned th mission.” © the Long Island will feature a lecture on “Talk- fo Apoll 11 samp b Apoll 1 Hofstra University Colleg for Continu- icts ing With Your Child About Adoption” 8 p.m. The Cradle o Aviation Museum is locate on Charle Lindb Boulevard in Garden City. For ing Education, Hempstea offers a course in heir at the CW. Post Colleg Life Sciences Blvd. informati call 222-1190 s7t Street Galleries, 2 to 4 p.m. Fee: #1 For Brookville. For information call 798-095 wkekkk information call 560-501 un- © Baseball Card and Collectibles Show at Queens County Farm Museum will celebrate the arrival of Sprin when a “Rites © Zubin Mehta and the New York Philhar- North the Rosemary Kenned Center, 285 of Sprin & Maypole Frolic” is held at the museum on Sunday May 22, from monic will perform at the Tilles Center at ).M Jerusale Ave., Wantag 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. noon to p.m. CW. Post Campu of Long Island Universi- day to Guest Ed Kranepool will be on han sign Featured at this festival will be “Debra Weiss & Dancers”, ‘‘Caroline’s Perform- ty at 8 p.m. Tickets: +24 $20 with discounts iS Or For information call 735-418 for seniors and students. For information call autographs ing Chickens” and “American Indian Dancers”. © The Island of the New 299-2752. eis Long Chapter Queens County Farm Museum is located a 73-50 Little Neck Parkway in Floral York Diabetes Association will hol its 11th ® ale, Park. Admission is # for adults and # of children ages 6-12 Parkin is free. For Music Time Productions Swing Years Annual Symposiu for peopl with diabetes information call (71 347-32 tribute to the Andrews and Boswell Sisters and their families from a.m. to at the Sweethots. 8:1 p.m. kkkke starring Accompanie b the CW, Post College, Brookville. Fee: #10. Clarence Hutchinrider from the Gray Casa A Chambe Music Concert will tak pla at Old Westbu Garden on Sund May 22, For information c 752-1752 Loma Orchestra and Richard Lieberson. Also at 2:30 p.m. Euge Park a 12- violinist, will perfor work b Beethov d Saraste © Mental health and families Frank Tate o bass, joined b Tom Kirkpatric professiona Le Clair an Mozart. at of patients who are chornically disabled by on Trumpet. 8:30 p.m. Molloy College Admission i children an seniors. Thos interested in alten- $7.5 fo adults $2.5 fo $3.5 fo Rockville Centre. Tickets: $12 at the door. psychiatr illnesses are invited to the Second #9 should at th des th th concert. Old Garden is locate Annual “New Plans-New Hope Conference din regist recepti on da o Westbur For information call 735-274 (1 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Old Road For call 333-004 or after 6 at the Teachin Center of Long Island Jewis Westbur informati 766-51 p.m. KkkkK Medical Center, New Hyd Park. 8:3 a.m. exhibit entitled ““A Called The of Friends Monday, May 23 to 3:4 p.m. To register call (71 470-824 An Peopl Quakers: Religiou Society © Th Tax Institute at CW. Post Colleg on Lon can be viewed at the Sands Point Preserve, Middleneck Road © Music Time Productions presents a Island” will present a seminar entitled, “Corporate Years Tribute to the Andrews and in Sands Point. Swing Liquidation” at p.m. in the Lecture Hall at The exhibit, which is in the “Great Hall” at focuses on Boswell Sisters, 8:3 p.m. at Molloy College displaye Castlegoul Hillwood Commons. For information call Rockville Centre. Tickets: 10 in advance, #1 dress, architecure, and social life. igth Century occupations, religio 299-281 at the door. For information call 735-2741 The preserve is open Saturda through Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to p.m. © Ambassador Hidetoshi Ukawa, Con- ® Zubin Mehta and the New York Philhar- For information call 883-16 sulate General of Japan will deliver a lecture monic will perform at the Tilles Center of kkekkK at a symoposium entitled, “Interdependency CW. Post of Island Universi- Th ‘Tri-State Wheelchair Games” will b feld at Michel Park and Nassau Col- Campu Long Communit of the Global Economy: The U.S-Japan Con- at 8 Tickets: $2 and $20 with dis- on and and 22. ty p.m. le Frida Saturd Sund May 20, 21, nection” at CW. Post College The con- counts for seniors. For information call events an Athlete will b competi in arche air guns tabl tennis slalo trac an fiel ference will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in an 299-2752 weightlifti Th Games will b spons b th Nassau Count Departm o Recreation the west wing of the Tilles Center. Fe is #3 ® 20th Anniversary of North Shore Ar- Park an th Tri-State Wheelchair Athletic Association. pe person or #10 for students with colleg The of information call chaeologic Society: Hentage Mitchel Par i locate on Charle Lindbe Boulevar in Uniondale. For informati call 542-449 LD. For 299-258 Greece: “Recent Excavations at Kotnmos on kKkekke © New York Institute of Technolog Old th Isle of Crete” will be the topic of a lec- “Nineteenth Century Childrens’s Games” will be playe at Old Bethpag Villag Westbur will hold its Annual Golf and Ten- the of ture b Dr. Josep Shaw of University the Cedar Brook Club in Old Restoration on Saturda and Sunday May 21 and 22, from 11 a.m. to p.m. nis Outing at Toronto. 8 at the North of p.m. Campus Fee: 4200 for a Full The will feature a of and Sticks, La Brookville. per person da Hofstra Student program variety games including Hoop University Center, Hemp- of #100 for the cocktail Grace and Cats Cradle, marbles, checkers and events or per person stead. Admission: #3 For information call jacks party and dinner. For information call Old Bethpag Villag Restoration is located on Round Swamp Road in Old 944-663 686-7707 Bethpag It is open everyda except Mondays from 10 a.m. to p.m. Admission © Nassau County Medical Center free skin Wednesday, May 25 to the historical villag is # ($ for Nassau residents) and $ for children, ages cancer checkup 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in clinic © Review Classes for the New York State and senior citizens 60 and over). For information call 420-528 area no. 26 on the ground floor level of the 5-1 (age Register Nurse Licensing Exam to be ad- kkk Dynamic Care Buildin For information call ministered Jul 12 and 13 are bein held at entitle “The Print will b Evan Sarnevitz 542-205 between 10 a.m. and p.m. -A slid presentat Jo o Collecti prese b Lyl Mollo Colleg Also on Ma 2 and 31, Jun weekday Registratio limited. at p.m. in th Drawin Roo o th Nassau Count Museum o Fine Art. 1-3 6 and from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The fee Sunday, May 22 Th museum i locate on Museum Drive an Northern Boulevar in Rosly Tickets are $5.5 for review is #22 For information call ® Second Annaul “Spring Heaith Run” per person. Advance ticket reservations is request For informati call 484-933 678-500 ext. 257. thebya|

- 19, 1988 Page-l2a Auton Community Newspapers May Western Nassau Overview Section of Re , Combat j Program Launched to Disabilities Foro Hearing and Speech governt in New not the proper treatment because perspec “There are peo living receiving 1.75milli admit that Repr from and they are too embarrassed to they York State wh suffer hearing local te liv- have a speec disabilities, and many of them are problem.’ Dr. Robert L. “Thoug person may feel tha the impair- ing ina worl of isolation,’ said cam of the New York ment is minor, if unattended, it can worsen Guarino, Executive Director Greenk that there is little chance to for Education (NYISE dramaticall so Institute Speci of attac! Dr. Guarino is State Chairman of “Better reverse or improve the condition. We hop realtors overall Hearing and Speec Month, &qu acam- that by increasing the awareness, peo- questioi from will forward to receive paign to reach out to peop suffering pl step proper totheir The h said. hearin and speec disabilities. program assistence,” groups ; include television and radio publi service “We are operatin a telephon hotline tion of for announcements, a telephon hotline, a where peopl can c in assistance. We Both will to the treat- “Career Fair” for children with communica- try hel yo get necessary tion ha distribution of ment,” said Dr. Guarino. The telephone tion disabilities, and the emplo hotline number is (21 519-2450, and will be materials to the gener public peopl who staffed in hours, Monda Dr. Guarino said, “Very often, peopl working throug college suffer from hearing and speec disabilites, are Friday cent of

the Show” and Director of DR. STEVEN P SHELOV, NBC pediatrician for “Today Alcoholism as Problem Amon Elderl and Montefiore Medical Center, Growin Pediatric Education, Albert Einstein College of Medicine Staff at biturates.’ Greensher, Chairman of the Executive Board of the Medical Alcoholism is becoming more prevalent left, and Dr. Joseph of alcohol with Mineola and Chairman of the American Academy of 60, declared The negativ interaction Wintrop-University Hospital in among men and women over Prevention, chat with Phylicia and with the illnesses tha are Pediatrics’ Committee on Accident and Poison right, Kenneth Kahaner, M.D., with elderly drug multipl Alive,” a guide for the prevention and among add Rashad during production of the videotape “Baby widowers the most significant so frequentl present th elderly, children. makin up treatment of life-threatening situations facing young that intoxica- tothe seriousness of a drinking proble Dr. group of abusers. He reporte Kahaner continued. tion is the major cause of non-felony arrests H out that alcoholism can lead and within the senior population pointed Health Safe Techniqu nutritional imbalance, susceptibility to in- Videota Show Dr. Kahaner is Chief of Psychiatr at the to chants was film- of cer resuscitation portion a fections, liver disease, development A recently release livesaving videotape diopulmonary Jewis Institute for Geriatric Care, geriatric occupie forms of cancers, and non-compliance and illustrated companion booklet titled ed at Winthrop-University Hospital rehabilitation facility in New Hyd Park. He tain id: safe- Dr. Greensher, Chairman of the Ex- with prescribe medications. “Bab Alive” demonstrates health and Joseph mad his remarks at arecent gerontologica oe un of the Medical Staff at members should be o the alert for a child’s life. The ecutive Board the Famil ty technique tha can save seminar at Institute. saa Rashad who Winthrop-University Hospit in Mineola and after of proble drinking Dr. Kahaner sug- program is hosted b O seniors who drink, one-third begi signs owner ll Show. Chairman of the American Academy of observ- Among those h listed are blackouts, play Claire Hutable on t TV Cosb the reach the ag of 60, Dr. Kahaner that thi and Pediatrics’ Committee on Accident and aealls shakes memory loss erratic driving Th step b step gui for prevention ed. “A late onset of alcoholism is usuall trig- fac- Poison Prevention, and Dr. Steven P. Shelov, bereave- rowd and a gener belligerenc But c treatment of life-threatening situations b depression behavior, and gere loneliness, and of the T includes NBC’s for the “Toda Show” We have to treat that leads to disagreemen with friends ing children from birth to ag five pediatricia ment, retirement or illness. of Pediatric Education, Albert Eins- gestion poisoning, head injurics, Director the however, not only asa social or neighbor choking drowning, problem shifts acknow tein of Medicine and Montefiore medical of as well as mood cuts, burns, stocking a first aid kit, injury College psychologica disorder but as a pro- Sig forgetfulnes Medical served as medical experts. th are not necessarily at LongIs prevention, child-proofing the home, Center, blem.” among elderly the American Academy of tribut to senilit or other causes. they we automobile and travel safety water safety, Approved by Older women, he added, usually begin physic The Pediatrics, the vide is o sale at boo stores. “That&# the misconception. The that the and what to loo for in nursery items. car- drinking in order t fight depression “They popular of alcohol use should be in be unc it to self-medicate and often they tend possibilit use siderat sedatives or bar- Dr. Kahaner advised. to abuse other drug such as vestigate seriously Free Skin Cancer Checkup. would: from the medical about B pépula demand, the Nassau County checkup by dermatologists lleitis and Colitis Awareness Month of Dermatology. Should a Medical Center will ra free skin center’s Divison neig agai Mon’ costs lesion be observed on recognition of the national impact of roughly 20 million Americans. “Tt se cancer checku on Saturday, May 21. suspiciou patient In - to b will be made to the medical of lost from work estimated #5 of th i The bee held skin, a referral digestiv diseases, Congress has proclaime days speci Gretia peogtan, in medical costs center’s dermatology clinic, or it will be ‘‘National Disease billion per year and #1 billion tocont from 10:00 a.m. to p.m.., in clinic area #26 May as Digestive 4:00 are - Costs in human sufferin onthe groun floor level of the Dynamic Care recommended that t person see a private Awareness Month, 1988.’ Congressman are staggering, out hot treatment” incalculable. physician for follow up and Claude Pep (FL and Senator Gore atatim Buildin Foun- of the na- resolu- The Nassau Division of the National Dr Lawrence Pacernick, coordinator of the Th screening is part program (TN int ced the House and Senate the American National Foundation dation for lleitis and Colitis is activel involved said, “a screening pr like this tionally sponsored by tions, r ly The program, education and because it to Academ of Dermatolog and locall spon- for Ileitis and Colitis (NFIC) and other in providing patient support one is important he peopl with ’ the Long Dermatoloical Socie- to residents of Long afflicted become aware of the si of sored by Island member agencies of the National Digestive Island earl dange colitis. person to contacted Crohn& disease (ileitis)an ulcerative skin cancer. The checku is also valuable as ty. Any wishing participate may Disease Coalition Congresspersons the Public Relations office for this in The foundation also raises funds to support ameans to educate the public about the im- register calling seekin support proclamation of these of the medical center at between the of research to find the cause and cure portance of avoidin overexposure to the 542-2057 recognition of impact digestive contact: NFIC. 2 For more information sun” 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on weekdays. diseases. diseases. be limited. the na- One Old Road Suite 282 Carle Place. Participants will be given a diagnosti skin Registration my Digestiv diseases represent one of Country tion’s significan health problems affecting NY 11514 Telephone 294-748 Discuss Difficulties in Forum to Marri Offered social work Basic Life Rescue Course “1 thought it would be like the Waltons; ingston, MSW, Hillside therapist, Support This will describe both new and traditional be for individuals of all but you know, it’s a lot of hard work!” ap- North Shore University Hospita is offering tion which can used that damag relation- from a wife proache to problem comment on marriage young a Basic Life Support Rescue Course in con- ages. Real-life mini-dramas will illustrate the reflects the sentiments of many married ship junction with the American Heart Associa- The fee for the course is #3 p person, of these and how of informa couple Ear from bein a romantic dream, dynamic disagreemen tion. The course will be held on which includes a pack hel and two-part often seems more like a minefield be resolved. Common myth tion. To or for further information. married lif the may Saturday 21 and 28 from 9:00 to 1:3 p.m. register, and that from func- of Health Educa wher topics like sex, money, in-laws, misconceptions kee couple The nine-hour course given by North call the Department will be discussed. A North at children may suddenl explod into war. tioning harmoniousl Shore’s Department of Health Educa- tion/Community Affairs at Shor free forum, and answer will follow. On May 1 at 7:30 p.m. a publi question perio tion/Community Affairs, will provid prac- 562-30 will be The Forum will take at the Ad- “Working for a Better Marriage,” pla LIJMC tical basic lifesaving technique and informa- Lakeville Road, presente by th Hillside Hospital Division ministration Building, 400 of Long Island Jewish Medical Center. The New Hyde Park, Free parking, reading will de with some of these dif- material and refreshments will be available. pculties and suggest techniques fo settling For more information call: (718 470-869 the conflicts the may create. 9am.-5 p.m. A pane of experts, Emest Kovacs, MD, a psychiatri at Hillside Hospital and Be Liv- Conference for Sig ag Families of the Clas Available Mentall Ill Conference for Families of Registratio is open for A Community the Ill will be held on seeican Sig Language aeClass at the Mentall Saturda May Teachin; New York Society for the Deaf, located in 21, from 8:3 a.m. to 4 p.m at the the Herricks Community Center in New Center Auditorium of Long Island Jewi Hyd Park. Medical Center in New Hy Park. The event to as Advanc classes are be- features workshop and pane discussions to needs of in tiere mornings, afternoons, and assist families in understanding the ill and services ble. The fee evening starting the week of Jun 27, and the mentall atax deduc- will meet twice a week for five weeks. is $10 per person; 41 per family Deadline for registration is Jun 6. For tible contribution to Peopl CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION Services honors author and child advocate, Christina i and in- From (left to former more information contact: | Patting with Hope For registration Crawford, at Annual Spring Luncheon. right): Marjorie Chaplin, di Cr ; Alane Social Work Services, Hillside CAPS Presiden Barbara E Vi Pr Christina ‘di; 877-26 (Voice or Poaiy ) formation, call Hospital of LIJMC (71 470-8240 Fagin, Executive Director; Carol Wessel, President.

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— Bs) Photo Tip From: NORTH SHORE CAMERA CLUB color, texture and tone. These are Phot hic Composition shap size, and the building blocks of creative photograph On of the difficulties that beginner dominant, nc have, com- Vertical Lines: Are dignified even some advanced students is when ble Tall trees, tall building peopl who stand position. This becomes quite evident fin- tall and erect, have a dignit all their own due hear judge critiquing slides or prints you direction. faults to be to their dominant ding one of the major poor Horizontal Lines: Suggest spee as almost composition. is on a horizontal plan Like Yet this need not be. Because composing, all movement a sea on the wing, But horizontal lines also cither in the camera or in the darkroom, is gul restfulness. Like It a matter or slee not difficult or mysterious is just suggest passivenes witha mite on a bench. of common sense and goo taste, ing par ~ Lines: Are dynamic and suggest of patience, thrown in. Biagon the movement. First let me mak a distinction between as Curving Lines: Are lines of beaty like the average picture taker, or “snap- bend in a stream, or the curve of a woman' they&# called in the trade, and the serious breast. dedicated amatuer. in Size and When placed in their pro- The snap- is primaril interested Shape form the of his wife. It makes relationship within a given area, grabbin a shot of, lets say, per which a goo picture is little difference to him that his wife is stan- foundation upon Sarah Vuillet, Direc- Mark Wiedman, Mike Grunwald, Ron Mitchell, slide built. (itor) Veronica Bisek, din front of a pole When th print or Not Jennifer Cowan. in tor of Guidance and Stephanie Hooper, pictured, stands Texture: Is of great importance a it in- College comes back from th processor, there head. dicates ona two dimentional print. The the wife with a pol coming out of her dept Merit Finalists use of texture can set a mood or tell Friends Acade O he hates his brothe?-in*taw. So he takes a proper surface real that said brother-in-law, minus onc arm. a story, and it can create.a so Michael Grun- pictur of Locust has an- Jennife Cowan, Glen Cove; to reach out and touch it. Friends Academ Valley mother-in-law merits a new hair-do, so he it invites peopl Greenvale and Mark Wiedman, Oyster His nounced that four of its students have been wald, so it Tone Value: [s also important in black and cuts off the top of her head. And goes. Bay. Selected as Finalists in the National namedas Finalists in the 198 National Merit the white since On and on. Such is the specie called photograph every photograp are Hooper, Program and two as Finalists in icverment Program Stephani up fifty shades of in- Scholarshi Laurel can consist of to gray, In ad- Westbury and Ronald Mitchell, “snapshooter. the National Achievement Program with the serious stark white and black-black. Gre also named as But we are here dealing cluding been named as Em- Hollow, both of whom were dition, two students have controlled th use of filters. Em- When through the tones can be by Winners. Commended students in the winners of amateur. looking pire State Scholarshi filter will its own color and darken viewfinder, he or she must be aware not on- lighten Selected as Finalists in the National Merit pire State Scholarship the surroun- its on the color scale. B lookin l of the subjec matter—but of opposite the viewfinder the effect of the filter ding as well. Perha slight movement right throug or can be observed. or left could eliminte unwanted foliage The elements we have discussed, line, pole or trees, or a Car. and texture are the Can ameretilt of the camera, up or down, direction, shap tone, which the of change the entire structure of the picture. foundaton upon composition (erat is built. Would switching from a fo ened a goo print How should be in mind, and to a vertical one make a difference. The alway ke This the about close focus for tight framing? utilized with proper judgement is can become artistically These are some of the judemen calls a only way one as to a “sna photographe must be able to cope with, if photographic oppose bein shooter.’ h or she wishes to bea seeing photographe The North Shore Camera Clu has a four as oppose to a hip shooting snapshoote week darkrocm course, plus a new With a judgeme call, a photograph wrinkle—a clinic, wher films. must also have some technical knowled of photograp lenses, chemicals, compos! what goes into making a goo composition cameras, paper, tion, printing, developing etc. are in a photo. dodging discussed in a round table discussion on a one The serious photograph will strive to assimilate the various compositional to one basis. information call Abe Altman. elements with the judgeme call. For more The elements of composition are lines, (71 464-412 Don’t Be A Victim Of a Lawsuit

know there are 3.What about “keg” parties? Councilman Did you VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS.....North Hempstead be V.F.W. AWARDS Anyon over the ag of 18 can prosecut Nassau V.FW. in presenting Certificates other laws concernin alcohol? Charles Fuschillo joined members of the County under the laws cited above. Voice of Scriptwriting Project, with the theme, of Merit to winners of the VF Democracy I What about serving alcohol toanyone or Com- ABC 65— shall sell, deliver g1v At the ceremony (I. tor.) Nassau V.F.W. person “American' Liberty - Our Heritage.” are be sold, Kim, New Park; Barbara under 21 in your own home or on your away or cause or permit or procure to mander Joseph Pascarella; first place winner Karen Hyde who assisted in the judg- delivered or away any alcoholic Schultz, Albertson, of the Ladies Auxiliary ; Councilman Fuschillo, property? given Chairman winner Edward Talvy, Lynbrook, and Voice of Democracy beverag to any person, actually or apparent ing; third place PL 260.20—Serving alcohol, or allowing Maurice Steinberg of Carle Place. ly under the age of twenty-one. alcohol to be consumed by a child less than 4. Could I be if anyone under 21 twenty-one years old (other than your own drinks at my home? child) in your home or on your property, is if to a minor results after drinking offense. Yes, injury a criminal An at your home or on your property. 2. the kids their own result Suppose bring automobile or bicycl accident could beer? in multiple suits. if alcohol PL 260.10—You are breakin th law GO 11-100—Provides fo civil liability for in is consumed minors in home even of by your jury or dama caused asa result furnishin don’t In addition, could if you supp it. you alcoholic beverag to persons under the age be of a more serious offense if the guilt boy of twenty-one. drinking in your hom or on your property PL—Penal Law the less than are less 16 years ald and girls ABC—Alcoholic Beverage Control Law old. ee eri tts JR RRA CSOT ws Rh eee) 17 years GOL—General Obligation Law Permits Sav Mon Free Picnic for The New York State Office of Parks, Singl Parent Recreation and Historic Preservation of- parents, alon or with their children. — Singl fers the 198 Empire Passpor a permit are invited to a FREE picnic at Eisenhowe: which admits occupants of each car toall Park Parkin Field 6A on Sunda May 29 from State Parks for one year. Over 33,000 Find what Parents Without families purchase Empire Passport in ga.mtos p.m. out Partners, Nassau Chapte 14 isreally all about. ae 3 3 es a 1987 There wil be food, and prizes for the The cost of an Empire Passport is #2 games, STUDEN LEADERS MEET TULLY: State Senator Michael J. Tully, Jr. takes time to children, and of caring peopl to To obtain an applicatio for this valuable plenty meet the members of the New York State Student Policy Forum during their meetings in For those who choose to write State Parks New answer questions. student W. Clarke permit, to: Albany, Albany. Joining Tully is (ltor): Ross Labelson of Westbury, a at Tresper join Parents Without Partners, membership Poiss York 1223 or purchas one directly at any H.S.; Bonnie Zonas of Manhasset, astudent at St. Mary&# Girl H.S. Tully ; Candice will be available. State Park. applicatio of New Park, a student at The Waldorf School in Garden City; and George Liakeas Hyde Thi is the larges single organization in of Great Neck, astude at Great Neck South H.S. These students and others from across Also available to New Yorkers are State debate led existence. the State debate such issues as drug abuse, the environment, and crime. The Park camping ground To reserve a camp- Do something for and your to the drafting of model legislation. site, write to: Campin State Park Alban special yourse children. Plan come tothe PWP on New York, 1223 to picnic _May 29. You&# be gla youcdid....-.- |

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With the start of spring construction pro- When yo call the specia number, you jects, New Th ore is urging contrac- must provid your name, complete address If tors in Nassau-ie to call 661-6000 before and basic information about your plans New York will send out eare di or drilling. necessary, Telephon will and mark phy, Ta to excavate for construc- asite locater who identify any the buried or cable free of charg 1 no- tion specia telephon undergroun purperehand to find out if there are tand num Accordin to Tom Calabrese, New York cables and exactly due any telephon nearb Telephone’ gener manager in charg of where. overall Customer Services operations on Long sometimes Most In other words, “call before you dig” Island, “Accidental cable cuts are Like Calls should be mad to 661-6000 from caused by private contractors working alon salso a.m. to5p.m., at least two day and no more highways particularly during the warm leep than 10 workin day before you start digg weather months when construction activi- ing This applie if you are drillin excavating _t is at a peak blastin or drivin pipes or posts. Bgest For Men Fibermed e the Just nan’s and Original 14’s 3.19 —— r pro- m the 3.59 Ure Is WINNERS OF THE Winthrop-University Hospital Auxiliary Scholarships of $2,000 are Junior Volunteers at the hospital, top row, from left: Miriam Oh, of Manhasset Hills; and of Garden 1t in- Janine Butz, of Garden City. In the bottom row, from left, are: Estelle Fischer, Floral Michel of Mineola; t. The City, president of the Auxiliary; Roy Hansen, of Park; Teles, and Martin J. Del: d chief ative officer of W p- jit Hospit: or tell pr in Mineola. Missing from the photograph is the fifth scholarship winner, Maria D Silva, a that of Mineola. All of the winners are planning to enter health care careers. They were selected ich it. Howare on the basis of scholarship, service to the hospital and financial need. Mrs. W. ‘k and Garden chaired the Committee. Ehmann, of City, Scholarship Senokot Tabs grap ay, in- Gre ilters. arken _ Senokot okin * filter 6.39 80 tablets line, _ re the Senokot ion of

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1988 - May 19, Page-iba Western Nassau Overview Section of Anton Community Newspapers Did You Se a Volunteers Soug b This? From “Ann Arthritis Foundatio Lander’ column” The Arthritis Foundation, Long Island “Sir: [have received th friezes for the Chapte is offering two types of training for doors and windows which think are very volunteers to help other peopl togethe with your letter sent b If are interested in helpin the Long pretty, you Man, but I did not think it Island Chapte strengthe relations with the Captain pro- to comply with the contents at this media, are invited to participate in the per you it isnot desire to enter Media Relations Training Program (MRTP time. Althoug my into dispute the payment to be held at Newsday’s audi- any Workshop before painsIdo so I wish to view to of money, you torium on Monday June 6 from 9:00 a.m. the work, that may for yourself. is located on Pinelawn you judge 4:30 p.m. Newsda Mr. Ex- My sole motive for employing Thar Road about one mile south of Long| to do the common plaster work and pay- pressway Exit 49. the ing a high price for his labor was ex- A speci training program for Foundation who pectation that it would be done in a volunteers to offer assurance to peopl manner. This, however, was not callor visit the Melville office will be heldon masterl the Youcan see for that the Bank on case. yoursel June 10 at Independen Saving Stucco work in the parlou is much crack- Route 110at the Walt jtman Mall from 9:30 ed and stained, and the work in the new to a.m. 4:30 p.m. in other of the house Call Arthritis Foundation office at 427-82 room and every part which Foundation, isno better than th plaster was torn or write to Training, Arthritis down. Sincerely yours, George Wash- Lon Island Chapter 50 Walt Whitman Road, in ington.” Melville, NY 11747 if you are interested This letter was date April 13 1787 Even either type of training. Award from EPA Regional George Washingto ha trouble getting Kiernan (right) receives Environmental Quality Supervisor home repair help Administrator Daggett. g Kiernan Receive Environmental Award household hazardous North Hempste Town Supervisor Joh stituting the largest collection in th State. Kiernan received an Environmental Quality waste program North ef- Award from the United States Environmen- “I please that Hempstea waste reduction tal Protection Agency at Earth Day forts to develop meaningfu and as of a com- ceremonies held at Regio Il Headquarters recycling programs, part solid waste management pla in New York City. prehensiv have received-the of the En- In letter to Supervisor Kiernan inform- recognition vironmental Protection Agen said Super ing him of the award, EPA Region Ad- “A grea de remains to be ac- ministrator Christoph J. Daggett said “we visor Kiernan. to enhance both and would like to honor you and several other complish programs of the Town has committed significant dedicated peo for your tireless pursuit the of the recycl- environmental protection.” resources to improvement and household hazardou waste collec- Supervisor Kiernan received the award for ing efforts.” implementin one of the large mandator tion recyclin programs in New York and for in-

fact that vices to the elderly recognizes the of us—are the entire community—all and Guidan SOCIAL SECURITY LEONARD RAUTENBERG, President of the North Shore Child Family for sure that the responsibl elderly Vice President of Norstar Bank which serv- ma Association accepts a check from Ivan Pollack, Answers among are aware of the community ser- the Center on Questions and us tounderwrite the conference held at the Administrative Headquarters of needs. ed vices available to meet their in this important Community Provided by the Mineola Office April 11. The Allen Bortner family co-sponsored underwriting know a older who needs ; Leonard If you person Conferenceon “Sexuality In Changing Times.” (I-r): Dr.SolGerdon, guest speaker 222 Station Plaza North Association, Ivan hel call your nearest Area Agenc on Aging Rautenberg, President of North Shore Child and Family Guidance Director of North Senior Citizen Hotline 1-800-342-98 Your Pollack, Vice President of Norstar Bank, and Marion Levine, Executive local Social Security Administration office can Shore Child and Family Guidance Center. Mike M. number is (Photo by Miyata) Social also assist you, the telephone Securi 576-9102 To Aid Elderl Many older people suffer because the don’t know wher to get hel This is especial- and l true for those wh are in poor health don’t get around as much as they used to, but the lack of awareness may be more widesprea than we realize. For this reason the Social Security Ad- ministration ha signe anagreement with the Administration on Aging in Washington DC. pledgin cooperatio in increasing awareness of free services available to the elderl under the Older Americans Act. At th local level. this means tha the Social Security office and the Area Agency on Aging now hav a close working relationship to insure that peopl who come to Social Security are also aware of the other services available tothem if the are in need. Ma is Older Americans Month and com- munities are bein urge to mak sure their older residents are bein adequat served. Since 196 the Older Americans Act has funded State and Area Agencies on Aging which are charge with developin com- munity system of services that provid a wid range of care for the elderl Thes ser- vices vary from community to community, but generall include transportation assistance, home-delivered or group meals in- hom health care, homemaker services, fuel bill reimburse- employme referrals, Seh of Public ‘THE RAPHELL SIMS Lakowitz Memorial Conference, “The Abus- epidemiologist, associate professer, Harvard and . ment, and outreach advocac pr of direc- rene ed Adolescent: Battered Bodies, Battered Minds”, was held recent- Health; Gabrielle A. Carisen, M.D., professor psychiatry, While Social Security has alway isted State Unversity ly at North Shore U Hi The con , who need hel to available commuii- peopl of presentations by experts on child and adolescent psychiatry, services, the of the Agreement ty focusing on recognition, diagnosi of the two national is that agencies directly physical and sexual abuse 5 the needs of the for for ference are (left toright): Louise Mandel, M.A., elderlaonhave renewedpeotheir commitment to ment of Health Education/Community Affairs at North Shore 4 ttn, . A seal ’ David Finketh older are hot falling l H of make sure peopl y e! throug the cracks. Ph.D., associate director, Family Research, Laboratery, Univer- Eva D. PH., phsychiatric In addition the increased emphas on ser- sity of New Hampshire; Daykin, ¢ - | Anton Gomoumity Newspapers ° Home and Garden May, 1988 Page hom and garde Ba ae

establish tice in our industry. Members must often centers around Home remodeling financial stability and those who receive cer with an to the kitchen and bath, eye and bath must TODAYS BATHROOM ufication in kitchen desig that is functional, exciting work— creating space understand every aspect of the the of the and which reflects lifestyl drafting desig materials, plumbin elec- homeowners. tric. masonry, color and business manage- to Don Boico, owner of Classic Accordin ment. It’s a one year course culminating in Center in Manhasset, “The Kitchen and Bath When a client finds a a eight- exam. bathroom is becoming as important as the LUXU who is a member of NKBA, an PLA O design To- kitchen in looks, styl and functionality. 8 of the creden- a CKD, they can be assured bath to look to the as a plac not an day, peopl Is tials and training to do the job; and the wide not bargains The educated consumer a that is tranquil, the room visuall spacious, relax. They want space unknown who out of OU best customer,” Boico said emphatical quantity may go where can of finishes and colors available in fix- a plac with ambiance, they range lots of and should know that an established business, leaving problem add to the look and ly. “They themselves. tures and accessories that pamper licensed designer/ will unhappy customers. That&# not to say “Manufacturers, both European and feel of the room.” qualified small contractors are not talented and clear a quality, guarante job have to this new What&# new in bath design Lots of provid hig American, responde but there 1s definitely a in the aware of the client&# capabl plu and features shower stalls and tub enclosures; “If the designe is trend with a range of product glass— firm.” he can work within it. The established, affiliated and earthtones, as well budgetar limit, to enhance the functionality of bathroom white, grey, peac afraid that There is a definite step-by- process blacks and wines client should never be pricing fixtures, utilizing the latest technologie ac- as hot reds, blues, deepe involved in in a new bath or kit- other fix- will be too high and ope discussion, ngh putting in their effort to are showin u in tubs and major cessories and style- all the chen. “We recommend that the potentia at different from th start, will ensure satisfaction take this room out of its purel utilitarian tures; bod sprays (locate and the client come into the showroom in the shower area), steam units and, way through job focus. height see dif- a new kitchen, browse,” Boico “They should water activated in a new bath or says. baths, once the domain of best of all...a wall mounted, “Putting “Whirlpool “one that ferent look at the different product and down in is a investment,” Boic said, styles, physica therapists and health clubs, have shower brush that moves up major should add comfort and pleasur to the available, inspect our room vignettes. The a track—it scrubs back, without become an in-home phenomenon, your don in their life for not just increase should look at successful job California hot-tub devotees. reachin and struggling— luxury! family’ dail years, popularize b and ask us for referrals to Certified Kitchen the value of the residence.” friends’ homes, The has moved East, and manufac- We asked Mr. Boico, a luxury own clients, in order to see example Kit- In a designe for a major renova- our of 5- models and a member of the National seekin turers are produci lots Designe and to talk to other Boico said that credentials and trade of complete rooms tub in standard chen & Bath Association, what was involv tion, which can replace existing itself. were im- homeowners about the installation kitchen or bath. association affiliation extremel sized bathrooms. Of course, there are larger, ed in a renovation, firm 1s “Then, if like what see and homeowner “It’s an indication that a the the Public tubs for renovations “First,” he responde “the portant, more luxurious major will to the client&# reliable and its staff It indicates hear, our designer go direc- should be aware of the difference in custom qualified y, where neither space nor cost is an objec listen the firm deals with craftsmen wh are hom for a consultation. We closel aversity and ‘commercial’ work. The custom or full- that of concern. them tum unrealistic akowitz, client with who back up their to theur needs, help home service can do anything The capable supplier Gar- “But for the average or apartment designe dreams into .es like us, and others of ideas into reality, and bring their what he or products Designers and Boico said, “the smaller jet tubs, should be able to get exactl udy owner,” their It’s a real of the minds. the same caliber, take great prid in perspective. meeting rision of low $1800, comfort and she wants; there should be no compromise, price as as provid with the We take into account needs, work and in their clients’ pleasur space, famil lospital, in more limited space. no ‘can’t do’. luxury cost, etc. iversity “What&# is quality— results. “We can do some really exciting thing reall important for commented. as well as product The “The NKBA establishes guideline (continued on page 2) in a 5x foot bathroom,” Boico workmanship should look for craftsmanshi of workmanshi and ethical prac- “We work with gla and mirrors to make homeowner qualit bef

© 1988 - Page 2 ¢ and Garden May. Anton Community Newspapers Home (continued from page 1) “Once preliminar plan are approved ‘discuss cost, and the materials are selected, our crafts- peopl are afraid to “Many the a top—it’s men re-measure area, double checkin are afraid to give the designe Without a realistic set each measurement precisel (‘measure vital to the process. client, the design twice, cut once’ is our sloga so that our of parameters from the staff can create drawings ume makin any architectural sho has a very difficult and elevations of each wall. The dimensio estimates at all. from the client, on these final plan are accurate to within “Once we get approva At this we order all the Co into the actual 1/8”. point, products we require a retainer go and for the job. desig phas We take measurements (in- develop “We have a ‘stagin area’, and will not our draftin department We draw plan start the physic work until every item 1 the preliminar design up and delivered and quality- Then we that include relocation of plumbin date for coordinate the craftspeopl from the npout electrical wiring, and set a target 10-12 dav crew to carpenters, plumber electricians completio of final plans— that, we ask the and cabinetmakers, tilers and murror in- after the go- Prior to from stallers. Every step is scheduled in sequence. client to select materials— each on the the and fix- At the end of day job work ceramic floors to mirrors lighting Our decorators area 1 cleaned. In fact,” Boico noted, ‘we tures (we Carry everythin true re colors a route the house before we work with the client to coordinate pla throug Dream with cloths a certified Kit- start, then cover it dro to kee and matenials.”” Mr. Boico, man areas clean.” Jo length chen and Bath Designer, oversees every surrounding Ameri and the from rough plans to depends on room size complexi aspect of the process ury ar of the work, but an 5x8” bathroom architectural drawings. average Des: offers full takes about 10 days Classic Kitchen & Bath Center Mansic trained The trend in kitchens 1s toward Europea in-house service, with highl of Far o staff thoug Classic Kitchen S Bath designer architectural draftspeop styling Count who checks prefer a domestic product ‘There bet Each jo ts assign a supervisor to the work flow, and ter quality contro] and better sizing in the produc quality, job status, 30 of arise as Boico commented mediates any problem that migh American products,” terior (continued on page 16) work progresses. have techni

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*m 1 Showca slate roof Collin Designe faced mansion, its dormered we ¥ D Situated on rolling 68-acre estate in Mill reflects in the twin pool in the cobbled pout Neck, Long Sound, La enhanced Levitt’s architec overlooking Island At La Colline, we see the transformation have court. Enter the rotunda, where Clans entry Colline is the embodyment of William J tural statements without sacrificin the recreated Levitt’s of a 1960& mansion into a high- 1980& designe Mary Gilliatt has r oin- valued Levitt’s innovative building techniques, combined world charm and he an residence. The designer have graciousness romance with things French, designing nce. the charm of classic the Classic brushed gentl with touches with traditional and so and hav amplifie which sets the tone for work existing Levitt highl admittance area French architectural La Colline, is a flavor he utilized in the EET style classic decor and the most modern French designin Pp s oe Showcase ‘88 “we realization of the ultimate American Desig true materials and technologie to expan on house. “Mary has blended her own English ewe the Dream...the former Levitt home, where Welcome to La Colline. Its winding tree William J. Levitt’s very person American backgroun with the French flavor of the kee who the of for the rose-brick man change landscap Dream. lined drive sets the scene house. She and her artistic statf created the ngth fulfilled his own dreams of lux- America soft finish of the walls. the Etaille window eXICV and ease ury treatments which combine both cultures ‘oom Showcase ‘88, produced by Designers “Outdoor takes on and extend outwards to unify the public Mansions & Millionaires Inc. for the benefit and West entertaini ways between La Colline’s East pean of Family Service Association of Nassau Bath in Anne and wings has the doors of LaColline new elegance Kary Country, opene ‘The ways are the most bet public impor- to the for the first ume. More than show public cant and difficult components of a 1 the Tarasoff’s ‘Sunflowers’ in- pavilio 30 of the Metropolitan area&# leadin Arlene Travis commented. They ated house,” terior craftsmen and artisans and designers serve as the area for visitors 7e 16) admitting have joined their creative talents and reflect both have to be gracious. They must th and technical skills to recreate lifestyle the designers personality and decorative envisioned by Levitt when he com spirit skill and offer an area where guests may missioned this mansion in 1964 of ‘th house pass easil into other areas to the utmost comfort that Designe provid The have to provide a backdrop for his while and privacy family creating satisfie the designer and provide an ap- accommodations for luxuriousl appointe propniate entry into each room. his friends and business associates, Levitt “Doing a showhouse is true cooperative America’s combined the best of technolog effort.” Arlene remarked. It can take as free with the classic architec- and spirit styl much as a vear from choosing a particula tural and of the French show. Each styl eleganc house to the opening day of the houses he loved so well. manor designer presents their ‘\dea and then we Arlene Travis and Carole Aronson, co blend that pare away until we reach a of & Millionaires, have directors Mansions allows each designer to make his or her this 16th Showcase to produce Design own statement yet carries through “This was our first wit specia fondn create a whole “fivin mansion,” Carole said. “It held the “The walls, floors and ancillar decora- of this man who the ‘perso imprint chang tion must harmonize with the whole, face of America’s suburbs and im ed the hallways must excite the imagination pacte th residential building and develop: without detracting from the individual with innovations that would ment industr (continued on page 4) make him a living legend.”

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rooms. If the tone wasn’t set here, nothin else in the showhouse would work,” Arlene explained the “We were fortunate to have cooperation of so many friends: DuPont, who contributed all the carpeting in the Graham W. public ways, art gallerie like Arader III, Mitch Meisner of Joe Meisner and Gallery in Farmingdal who supplie coordinated the extaordinar sculpure the works the many artists whose delight eye and excite the imagination It not just the designer who create the excitement in a showhouse,” Arlene said. “It’s the artisans, the craftsmen, the technicians, the hun- dreds of peopl who care and cooperate, volunteering their time, their talents and their energy to make it work.”

La Colline is unusual for the Designers pie i Showcase. It is a mansion,” occup- ‘living Rena Fortgang’s Breakfast Room (above), filled until to start the day. ied b it’s creator recently, designe rose and green...a perfect place house a in a contemporary timeframe, to with There Gourmet’s paradise (above)! The original kit- The a fairy woodland filled suprises Let’s leave the rotun- period furnishings. upholstere pieces chen, updated by Sharon Pretto. contemporary famil out of the flowery and the wood is are songbird flying of are comfortable inviting, da and enter the former hom living head; a to o sills above your nch and warm. An 18t Century Chinoiser trees perc legen a marble wall the whole squirre perch bravel on of La Colline is lush, screen draws together definin Your first impressio of a turtle to watch the progress inching with lush the spaciousness of the room. a tall, curving conservatory, filled Antine’s formal acrass the molding, a butterfly fluttering Marcia Miller To the right is Anthony tropic planting designe b And is that a ceil. across a of sky gme room. a spacious, hig patc of N.Y. Plant in Great Neck. You&# dining Again, Design and mouse behind that pillar salon where Baccarat crysta sends of cat hear the refreshin splas of twin water- inge down the set ban- Charming! falls behind the thermopaned win- prisms of light elegantl soaring the Master Suite, the bedroom a table. The colors; deep wines, pal Enter dows ( Levitt innovation which incor- quet the feelin Tour de Force created by Patricia Sayers his sense of cost efficiency and champanges deep greens, give porate Her creamy delicate- echoed in th clasical- of Northport. colors, advances. windows of a restful garden technical Thermopan and exqusite draping drape windows, enriched b the view l lac beddin were used throughou his developments l comfort. and Greate of peace and cool- Dinner is served with grace anatmospher and revolutionized hom heating and beyond. char- Her mistress’s dressin room, equall th hills and trees grandeu ing) Gaze across rolling the soft and silky the Grand Salon, we find Cary ming continues pink that stretch to the horizon. Beyon the ' fan- of the bed chamber, Grand Salon, where Hall and Phili Jordan’ trompe mauvey grays To you left is the and fabrics creating rotunda filled with enchant- Shumacher wallpaper Rose of Cold Harbor has tasy...a double Marily Spring on page 6) creates (continued and created a ment, their painted scented the air with spice Searenb carved, tribut to classical elegance. The gilde paneling soars up, drawing the eyes Collin chandelier, to th tall of La to a sparklin cryst ..Your first impressio windows, framed in stripe silk damask The in create b Scalamandre for this room. is lush...designe a contemporary Set the food on the counters, soft and rose 1s in the champag repeate out!& This mansion...’ click the s h and ‘chill tones of the providing a frame...a dee carpeting, time ‘living Potash/Renz room is a refrigerato serene backdrop for the Englis and French a THE $1199 TEAK BEDROOM Queen Size Platform with Headboard and Drawer. Plus Jumbo Double Dresser Visit our ex- Other pieces also available. citing new showroom WUT a featuring a complete SALE of - display May 22nd - 23rd - 12:00 5:00 PM plumbing fix- tures, whirlpool UP OF baths, sinks, 10.75 = tubs, custom SS and stock vanities and much, much more! W install what we sell.

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(continued from page 4) the an indoor garden, carried throughout suite in delicate folds behind wire mesh closet doors, sweeping up the walls in gen- tle swags and bordered in soft ivy design Your eyes are led to a real garden through French doors.

Here is an oasis of refreshin outdoor tranquility. Gayl Silver of Painting with Flowers in Port Washington has mixed an- nuals, perennial and herbs to create a Willowed Garden. You can stroll her miniature path to enjoy the variety of bloomin plants the charm of bronze whim- animals glimpse here and there in sical groupings. Here a pair of obedient bronze greyhound holding baskets of flowers as the guar an antiqu trellis, there a willow lounge offering a resting plac from th daily cares. In this private and read sanctuary you can relax, dream in peacefu solitude. Let’s re-enter the house and visit the (above) com- Curl with a good book on Timi master’s suite where Celia Voge and Mario Kevin Maher’s American dream...the Compu-Kitchen up world 1950&# diner “kitsch.” The too Bates’ Back Porch (above). Blue Mulea have created a Neo-Classical bines space-age computerization with and “Dishalate,” at the floral fabric panels cleverly of introspection and serenity. Th sitting busy family will “Dish-O-Mat,” “Dispense-It”, think, aluminum storms. room, handsome, warm, a pla to automated meal center, a Showcase prototype. disguise soul. Here a plac to enrich one’s bod and Col- the rose tones which flow through La ee es line turn The hig ceiling have earthy. Rita Great Neck. She has coordinted the wall: bed evokes and a cup coffee in Fortgang’ been lowered with criss-crossed caravansary. The tented iron sip of ] visuall floor, the soft blue ceramic walls cooled Breakfast Room. Again, shades and bordering brass chain, tied together with filigreed a sultan’s tent, the moire are delightful and blend with tiles with the colors of the wall tiles Levitt the of the by clumps of bamboo where exotic birds of soft rose mossy green clasp repeating pattern daybe used around stove and counter areas. He: This the lush outdoor expanse. You are sur and the wire mesh closet doors. and flowers add color and brightnes upholster and Cen- balloon shades, in soft blue and white, har full ~* its mood of rounded by charming 18th 19t One closet wall has been turned into a is a room appea cabinets, In the room’s bow, monize with th softy blued op warmth, and romance as it draws tury antiques. ship-like spac efficient fitness center, truly aroom happine the iron bird evokes ticall lowering the heigh of massive into the of another era. a delightfu wroug cage c for and mind. you opulence : improving bod room while and sunshire tc th of a medieval castle. allowing light we find the Tom Edwards and Donald Schermerhorn spirits Off this handsome room, the aluminur = that Frank Lincoln’s handsome library is sparkl on polishe copper master’s a blend of old and new have created a sitting room says “stay study desk. His and that ornaments the room. “We and relax.” The sofas are a massive partner glas where he can work at his state-of-the-art here, lean back highlighte b hued cot- all the cabinets”, Mrs. Prettc and comforatable, the fabrics cool and use of brigh persimmo polished kept origina computer center or indulge in his favorite dee and warm woods, said ‘we just repainte the fronts and con The bronze zodiacs and collection luxurious. You are surrounded b eleganc ton, soft, deep greens hobby. structed new counter We made an a hideaway complete tops. of bicycle bespea the Neo- soothed by music. There’s goo coyver creates gentlemen antique area at one side of the long center be with a bar surrounded b stained eating Classical of and rebirth, tion to be shared here, goo books to serving philosoph growth and drawers were in is Moorish, the accessories island. The cabinets this a late room, a The feel new rising out of old, the earth and body read, is evening rainy glas masculine and fine condition, sturdy and roomy, real itself. Sunda place eclectic, the result opulent, replenishin A blend of the Levitt functionality.” antique a formal Walk to the and stud exciting. Next, guest suite, delightfully opposite wing cookware. kitchen, built for the Levitt family accessories and up-to- minute envisioned Kevin Mayo and Ralp sweepin hallway gallery...th prints, the The by makes this room a of the mansion, was up- appliance and utensils DeLucci. Here pal absynt and dee blues paintings, the exciting bronzes and before as part origina of (continued on page 8) be down dated and refurbished Sharon Pretto reflect the sunshine of a middle eastern you know it yo rea to sit o SS Memorial Day Sale

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(continued from page 8) A computer control pane operates the This “Neo American” kitchen has the cabana adjunct offer the ultimate in leisure with standard aluminum storm and screen meal center of the 90’ in an atmospher look of the 50’s from its turquoise formica luxury: take a swim in the pool, workout panels has become a brigh indoor garde that evokes the diner atmospher of the laminates to the rounded, chrome trimm- in the mini gym, unwind in sauna or steam, under Timi’s clever hands, The brick has so’s Kevin Maher has installed a prototype ed counters and cabinets. The bright pink pla a game of bridge while your appetite been scrubbed, leaving patche of soft terra Dine-Matic food center which will display GE dishwasher filled with pink and aqua is teased by the built in barbeque. Sip a cotta peeking through the whitewashed and deliver your preselecte meal. A com- Melamine plates evokes our first steps in- chilled refresher while you gaze out over surface. The floors are vinyl and cork tiles, puterize Dispense-It will fill your glas to today’s electronic, fast food future. the exquisite expanse of LaColline’s sweep- the for ease of cleaning creating an informal with your favorite beverage. Your dishes All we need is a handsome amenable ing acreage. Shout support to tennis Shelf below. garde look. Wicker furniture has been are stored im the rocket shape robot to cheerfull run the vacuum, wash player on the courts William Levitt’s cushioned with a bright blue floral fabric, Master, an automated storage tube which the windows and tidy up the house, then Here is th realization of soft and th classic 60’s Florida Room, is now lowers to present your plac settings to quietly store itself away in a specia persona dream. The inviting couches, friends and a warm welcoming haven. The ugl alum- each person in turn as the table top recharg closet..."&qu see what we can the charming accessories, famil inum screen panel have been disguise revolves at your command. do,” says Kevin Maher, another young man gather to enjoy the best of a productive with upholstere panel of the cushion Without leaving your seat, at a touch of with a vision of a new American Dream. innovated, dramatically vibrant life, you can the the fabric, hung on channels in the aluminum the Disholator button, the center of It’s a beautiful da and we' bee in- share in the wonder, sample luxury, become to create a soft, finished look. The metal table rises and the Disposit removes and doors much too long let’s go out to the take home some of the ideas and window frames have been hung with bio- the scraps, then turns to allow pavillion where Anne and Karyn Tarasoff a part of the American Dream. the And will b_nefit striped fabric in coordinate colors, and a you to plac your settings into waiting have captured the “Reflections of Your your enjoyment of another of residents to con: straigh hun gathere panel of the same Disholator where, at the pus Lifestyle— in their sand col- thousands Long Island the of Ser- stripe covers the metal door and ballons button, high spee future tech jets scrup ored, gla walled deck area. Here you& tune receiving services Famil Disholator then of Nassau up to allow access. Eas to do, delightful your dishes spotles The find a way of life classicall American. A vice Association County. Showcase is to live in. rises, the Shelf-Master lowers, you replac clear blue swimming pool, his and hers LaColline— ‘88, open and 26. Call for Let’s go u the spiral staircase to another your tableware as the cylinder turns, cabanas..,the ultimate luxury in a low key, throug June 624-880 complet information. world. off you go to your bus schedule. outdoor setting. The roofed pavillion and showcase Eric Kent’s Family Gallery displays fine antique prints and paintings against a soft rose print wallpaper, the tones captured “...We were fortunate to have the in a priceles Tabriz carpet of rose, blue and dee green. He and his talented staff cooperatio of so many friends... have coordinated the fine art exhibited throughout the showcase. art gallerie like Graham Arada Il and Peek into Donna Avedon’s charming Petite Chambre de Victoria. The fur- Joel Meisner...” of are warm nishing Victorian, course, (Eve, by Isidore Margulies) carved wood, marble tops are resplenden with cranberry glass and bibelots, reminis- cent of this opulent period. The canopied bed combines dee strawberry pink with ————————————_ delicate white eyelet and the deepse win dowseats give a garret- view of the land- scape courtyard belaw, the sweeping hills and trees beyond allmiulimod Eileen Boy has created an eclectically masculine bedroom next door. Pale blue the fantastic kitchen and bath walls and white moulding are highlighte b dee blue carpeting and the 1960 bathroom has been touched with fraterni- h ty humor...the varsity tub enclosure, polish ed walnut cabinet and a room widening wrap-around mural add style and space to the white and black bath. Lynn Gerhardt’s bedroom is an oasis of calm, the bed upholstere in pale lemon, the furnishing are deep toned and lac- quere to add contrast and convenience. This contemporary room is touched with tradition: tapestry throw pillows, a touch of wicker, comfortable easy chair and ot- toman for feet up relaxing. Richard Schlesinger’ multi-purpose room is the perfect setting for socializing. Divid- ed b an exciting etched glas wall panel the two sided room offers space for con- versation, a cozy area for watching your favorite TV show, a refreshment corner— even an audio center. He’s made spac for

it all...“A Place in Time” Spir down to the lower level to a hideawa wine cellar. Your vintage wines are kept in an atmospherically controlled cellar and the circular tasting area is perfect for a private sampling of your most coveted vintages. Famil Ties became stronger in Leona Hirschkorn’s entertainment center. Here rub- you can pla a gam of pool enjoy a ber of bridge serve up your favorite kit- beverage and in a wonderful step up chenette, prepare a midnigh snack for the whole family. Your senses are please b the color contrasts here; the free-form seating area in natural bleached oak, dramatically upholstered in homespun black. Brigh red and white accents and an exciting collection of contemporary metal of sculptur set a tone that speak happ euro ltd. times. concepts,

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Are Made at A Stitch In Time....Applies First Impressions Your Doorway Well as Socks traditional styles. To Furniture as are ones, and torian or First umpressions lasting and The company&# in-house art custom doors and entnes b Doorman (220 PETER TRIESTMAN from moisture and other common house- by staff create custom work in Main St., (486-030 have been hold such as alcohol and brass Hempstea engineeri and liquids, meet the client&# “Fine wooden furniture antiques for residential sizes ahd design to and the wood under the finish may creating lasung impressions to polish of un must be maintained regularl preserve owners since specification producing product become damage Nor do these finishes and commercial property their and integrity,” accordin to matched desig and quality beauty mechanical they were founded in 1085 affiliated with provide very much protection Peter Triestman, a craftsman finest woods mahogany. from dents, scratches and nicks. Using the (oak, furniture restoration is Monday through Olek Lejbzon & Co., and other hardwoods), brass. cop- Doorman open 9-5 Shellac and varnish were widely used cherry for nearly 40 and Maloof, owner of this uni and conservation experts and combinauons of these and man- Friday, Joh the Nineteenth century, but fell into per in is wide- during will be to mak a lasun vears. Th firm, established 1950 Doorman will create a look gu firm delighte disfavor after the lacquer finish was made materials, in the field of restoration. on vour doors and entries l experienced in Vic impression developed. Lacquer provide an excep- that ts umquely vours contemporary, working with the broadest spectrum of tionally clear, hard finish, resistant to wood, lacquer and other furniture finishes. alcohol, heat and moisture, and may be SERVICE ASSOCIATION Mr. Triestman offers the following pointers FAMILY when scratched or fine wood professionall repaire in caring for and restoring OF NASSAU COUNTY, INC. dented. Lacquer may be polishe to a finishes. Their furniture care ups will ap- than other finish and from time highe degre any in our Homestyle pages 429 Jackson Street, Hempstead (485-4600) pear with The firm may be colored pigments (lacquer to ume in the coming months. beautiful translucent finish to York Ci- paints to give a Association works throughout Nassau County strengthen 1s located at 600 W. 57th St., New Family Service (FSA finish socio- with depth. Recently, polyester citizens, of ethnic origin or great families, parents, teens and senior regardles ty (246-5688 who ha been b furniture makers, believes in “Family, focus, educa- _.Like automobiles and other thing of adopte economic level. The non- organization and hands use it because of its superior durabilit services and the helping value, periodi maintenance care extends tion, outreach,” offering advocacy, emergency economy application Unlike polyure the life of furniture and eliminates costly of of hundreds of volunteers. thane, polyester does not cloud over time It’s Counselin Services include “The most important aspect of ESA help more than 44,000 persons annually repairs. indebtedness; the finish and is professionall reparable conflicts, and alcohol abuse; runaways; preserving furniture is to keep marital and parent/ drug mediation, FSA& to Olek bereavement; divorce (forerunners in divorce unique programs in excellent condition,” according The Finish: Maintain individual mediators nationwide); advocacy Lebjzon. “‘The finish protects the underly- have become models for agencies and of the finish is crucial to and more. wood from moisture, spil The integrity services for the hungry and homeless ing damaging for mechanical of furniture. Fur- include a support and help groups ed liquids, sunligh and even penetrating the longevity Children/Youth services camp program; chief readiness skills; or niture deteriorates from many causes, child abuse job cognitive objects that may cause scratches, nicks, pregnant teens; groups: parenting skills; are in and children. dents.” among them chang humidity development for disadvantage [f the for emotional finan- temperature, and ultraviolet light. For Nassau’s Senior residents, FSA offers help problem for the homebound, and Wood Finishes: finish is penetrate by moisture or degrad cial counseling and entitlement assistance, counselin ed to sunlight, it ceases well ombudservice in homes. There of finishes for by long exposure for housing as as nursing are many types when that have been to the wood. Wood swells Service has a role in the creation of programs wood, oil and wax, lacquer, protect Family playe key principall Youth and Fami- it absorbs moisture and shrinks from lack level. Mothers’ Centers including: shellac, varnish, enamel, paint and replicate on a national Fifty Abuse Center, the of it. The and contraction causes of and East Norwich, the Family modern furniture is most- swelling l Counselin Oyster Bay polyester Fine and the joints to weaken and crack, the wood to Center and Freeport Youth Outreach, Angel finished with or shellac. Antiques Ereeport Famil Community l lacqu which have or causes veneer covering Mental Health Center, to name just a few, are FSA projects French or oiled and disintegrate, J Melillo were usuall polished bubble underlying wood to crack, split, or waxed. The French polis or oil and wax become independen agencies. Problems th finish generall Mansions & Millionaires, its many profession designers finish will, if meticulously cared for, last separate. with Designers Showcase ‘88, mechanical failures such as a chair Neck the owners of La Colline are proud longer than‘any other finish, but is quite preced the volunteers, the Mill community water this showcase. or stretcher breaking A common make Service Association the beneficiary of year’ fragile Over many decades, a fine, mellow le to Famil and air to of teens, of the mark may allow moisture FSA will be to and the members your family, your your patina develops on the surface gla hel you uneven reaction to of crisis or confusion. Call: 485-460 if you are wood, which is highl prized by antique penetrate, causing older parents, yourself in times the in humidity, generall causing hand and are a resident of Nassau County. collectors. Oil and wax or French polish change in need of a supportive you veneer to bubble or lift up. finishes are susceptibl to discoloration

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(continued from page 2) Contemporary Masterworks Are the Pride of Styria Gallery window where the draws cons- What’s new on Long Island’s Art Scene? sculpture Collectors will Adi and Joyce Rischner and their extraor- tant appreciative attention. silk Yuan Yun-Fu inside dinar Locust Valley art galler Styria find tapestries by next to works C.J Gallery, where fanciers may browse the galler hangin by through the multi-media displa of today Yao (known for his sensuous watercolors most acclaimed artists. and phot realism). David “Twice Told Tales,”” a Adi Rischner, a printer and silk screen Shapiro’ of specialis develope his own highl regard series monoprints using lithograph hand ed skills in Southern California. As his own woodblock, silk screen and coloring the achieve effect, are exhibited with uni- reputation grew, so did his interest in to Natkin and the excite- New York art scene. que Robert works, the of His SoHo workshop became a mecca for ment mounts as one turns pages “Arcanum” artists like Leroy Neiman and Andy Rauschenberg portfolio; gaze Donald Warhol, Frank Stella and Roy Lichtenstein at works b Arakawa, Jud Sylvia Marisol Escobar, Yunkers. as well as major art publisher Plimack, Adja awed the of Adi worked closel with Neiman as the The connoisseur is b variety collection and th talent of the artist develope his serigraphi techniques, the Styria with indeed, the creative talent in leadin to a Styria Studio exclusive artists, top world. mirrors adds visual space Neiman and Knoedler Publishin Co. Styria the contemporary art Tasteful use of glass, and has published the works of Robert “We have museum quality art in our luxury. Satisfy your passion for Japanese Wood “It sells itself. And, if Rauschenber Claus Oldenberg, Larry gallery,” says Joyce. Classic does sho the world, and carries the blocks with this Kunisada print from Robley what and Alex Katz’s Ada, a 65-color the customer doesn’t know exactly from manufac: Gallery. The work is from a series of 100 by Rivers newest product available have the to this master, a renowned poet, c. 1844. Robley on an aluminum cutout. A he or she wants, we expertise screenprint turers both here and abroad, stressing quali carries wood cuts by Kuniyoshi, Toyokuni and limited edition of is sold out...even help.” in at 1356 Old 7 nearl durability, desig and workmanship Yoshitoshi. The gallery is located draw- ty, all the works have not been com- The lithos, etching and origina Northern Bivd., Roslyn (484-5960). thoug our selection. Moore and Emilio art lovers see the ings of sculptor Henry eS pleted Locust Valle may “A designe should not be limited to one 86 Birch Greco will be on exhibit at Styria Gallery he said. “He workshop copy at Styria Gallery, produ line or manufacturer,” Rd. through June 4. Hill should seek to maintain qualit and styl

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: ip in 2 : the time are seniors in Fact: Most American youth have used illegal drugs by they high than their urban school. Kids in rural areas are only slightly less likely counterparts H exceeds rate of use country kids actually styl to use drugs. In some areas, the drug among that of city kids. — than ever before. A substantial and th Fact: Children today are using drugs at a younger age number of students report being pressured by friends to use ge o growing grade-school which kids with drugs — including ba drugs. The earlier the age at begin experimenting will serious and tobacco — the the chance they develop drug vhere s alcohol greater inet later on. Po problems In a a is Peer f Fact: One of the main reasons young people use drug peer pressure. pressure er to the a intensifies most at the in kids’ lives when they are most susceptible omis- point

influence of friends — around the time they enter junior high. cae: 7-14 old, who are united in their tro Fact: “Just Sa No” Clubs are groups of children, years to resist and No to drugs. The Clubs strengthen that 3 commitment peer pressure say s and members’ resolve a variety of research-based educational, recreational, ; through shi for the service activities. Kids “Just Say No” Clubs for the support they offer, to a join the world. a fun and excitement, for the chance to make a positive difference in They

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Section of Anton Gonummity Newspapers - May 19, 1988 Bage-34 Rhododendr Festival in Oyst Ba In conjunction with Old Westbur and ting Fields. The acquisition of species and Coe Clark Gardens, Plantin Fields Arbortum in hybrid has continued every year since. Tudor revival Oyste Bay, is holding a Rhododendron Hall, the 6 room agenc will be for Festival through May 22. Rhododendrons mansion of th Coe famil open the have been a majo feature at Plantin Fields visitation from 1 to 4 p.m. daily throug since William R. Coe began planti large festival. numbers of them sou 1920. Many of th Members of the New York Chapt of the old ‘ironclad’ hybrid will in bloom American Rhododendron Society will be during the last week of May, and will be available to answer questions concerning the thefocus of the Rhododendron Festival at culture and selection of rhododendrons the Arboretum. recommended for the Long Island area from the During th entire festival, knowledgeable 12 to Saturda and Sunda On Sunda will guide will lead tours throug the len- Rhododendron Society present a dron Park to show the highlight and talk rhododendron flower show. about the different varieties of rhododen- Planting Fields, isopen dail from 9 to 4:30. under drons. This area was established in b Mr. Admission is $1.5 per person, children Coe in order to hav in one area 29collection twelve are free. Coe Hall admission ts $1.5 that represented the many varieties of per person, seniors and childrenare socents rhododendrons already established at Plan- each. For further information, call 922-9200.

for Economic Horticultura FRANCES D. FLOOD, DIRECTOR, LI Regional Education Center ‘Unusua Beddi Plants Topi of Meeti Business Development, holding the new brochure about NYS Teacher Summer Training Alan Gorkin, greenhous superviso at Old as bedding plants. and Employment Program that has drawn responses from employers and hundreds of Gardens, will “Unusual The Long Island Horticultural Society teachers. (Left toright) Miriam Ravad, Project Coordinator ; and teacher participants, Westbur present the of the be held at 8:00 on Wednes- James Calandra, Hauppauge UFSD; Jane Binkoff, Hewlett-Woodmere UFSD ; Miss Flood, Bedding Plants” at May 2 meeting meeting p.m, Planting and Gigi Michaels, Farmingdale, UFSD. The program is open to private companies and Lon Island Horticultural Society. Using live da May 25, in the Hay Bam at Fields not-for-profit corporations and applies to full-time teachers of math, science, computer plants he will demonstrate how almost any Arboretum in Oyster Ba The meeting is hool districts and BOCES. Teachers must A sale will plant can be used as a beddin plant open to everyone. pla preced totheir work at lest 80 hour between July and Aug 31, inemployment related teaching. Given th right conditions and usin plant the meeting, Membership in the LI Hor- m ining database t The Center is a of hers with skills ranging from ac- calendar and Regi during their pea season of interest, unique ticultural Soci is #10. per year, to s Ravad ec and data and mar ices Flood and Miriam ing pr ing combinations be attained. Most of the includes newsletters, annual pot and can monthly are available to discuss the program with employment managers super- and discount plant demonstrated are not sold at garden luck dinner, eleven meetings, visors. Additional information may be obtained by the LI Regional Center at 997-7010 centers, but can be yearl onthe annual symposium. Fora membershi ext. 325. cit easil propagated 11 White Hill ina greenhou or any well lit room. Gorkin application, write to LIHS, N.Y. Bx Charles A. Slanetz, Jr. Attending will show how to propagate a number of Road, Cold Spring Harbor, 11724. School suitable for Portled Surgeo on the staff of Glen Cove Hospita unusual plant that would be use anda member of the Department of Surger Dedicate at Columbia Presbyteria Hospita will also Old Westb Garden At Clark Garde spea The building is named for Dr. Slanetz’ and four Slanetz children have attend- Chose AAR Scienc Cente famil as Photographin Nature Worksho ed Portledg over the years. Mrs. Nancy School will dedicate the Most of us have been in Portledg formall Slanetz is a member of the Portledg Board Tes Garde disappointed Slanetz Science Center on Thursda May 19, of Trustees. receiving a roll of develope film to find the Th in use since Old Gardens, has been certified washed the at 6:3 p.m. building, Following the dedication, guests are in- Westbury spectacula sunset was out or as a test All-America Rose Selec- iepiie isthe newest addition to the ex- vited to attend the school’s annual gard by summer blooms were out of focus. Take the Pond in Inc. a panding campus on Duck Roa Math/Science Fair, displayin math and tions, (AARS) nonprofit organization mystery out of “shooting” the landsca in Locust It contains and of U.S. rose and introducers who test a nature ° . physic biolog science projects made, explained and growers three- photograph workshop classrooms new rose varieties and determine which, if offered Clark Garden. acomputer center, operated b students from Kindergarten at Light, composition, andeverfa ices, 4 any, can be recommended to the public as and will throug grad 12. depth-of- close- photograph David i Director of the Cold Spring exceptional. be discussed on Saturday June 4, 11 and 2 Harbor Stud Pro- “The AARS Test Garden Committee from 10 a.m. to noon. A camera is re- ® Hofstra University Colleg For Continu- gram, will Rerinicouspea Stu Progra design- selected Old Westbur Gardens based on quired B pre-registration only b callin ing Education, Hempstea offers Canals, ed for hig school students, deals with genetic geographi location, climate, commitment 621-75 Fee: #34 Art, Music, Tulips The Netherlands, from engineering, Portled isthe onl Lon Island to rose growing, and expertise in displayin Jun 1 to June 10. Fee: #182 #50 deposit by Bonsat Worksho private school to have been invited to par- award-winning roses,” explained Steven B. information call ticipate. Jun 1. For 560-501 Hutton, AARS president. Hal Mahoney noted L.I. bonsai expert, will This in- © Hofstra University Colleg For Continu- The gard joins 24 other test gardens teach a two-session workshop. VEN theatres level class will continue to ing Education, Hempstead offers Chamber located throughout the country and chosen termediate Eas! Meadow MEADOWBROOK AARS to conduct the develop skills for those who have grown bon- QUARTET Music & the Art Son in Bavaria & Austria, b organization’s WANTAGH PKY Exit W3 z 7 two-year Each sai or taken a beginner class. A bons will Aug. 7 through Aug. 21. Fee: #2023 deposit stringent testing program. SLAUGHTERHOU ROC rose submit entries to the be created using plan and container in- of #50 by June 1. For information call year, producers pot, AARS test for the cluded in the 54 registration fee. B pre- & SALSA 560-501 garde testing program, durin which time th roses are known only registration only Course on Saturda June F5ILADY IN WHITE b the numbers assign to them b AARS 4an 11 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Call 621-75 officials. for more information or to pre-register. ® WORLD GON WILD During the evaluation perio the roses are Help for Garden Problems Great Meck SQUIRE TRIPLEX grad by a prescribed numerical scoring Each spring, alon with the tulips and daf- system on vigor, growth habit, disease @ SLAUGHTERHOUS ROCK fodils, garde problem up. Dead bran- resistance, foliage flower production, bud pc finishing ches unknown pests, yellowed leaves are all © FRIDAY 13th.part Vil and flower form, opening and col- THERE IS A concerns to the garden whether the plant or, fragranc stem, and overall value. Scores WORLD GON WILD DIFFERENCE IN are indoors or outside. Answers to those are compile and compared with the other ques- tions are available this at Clark Garden TENNIS DAY roses of the same test period and with the spring HICKSVILLE TWIN CINEMA b callin 621-70 Each Tuesda from12noon TE.MARIE ST. 931-0749 CAmps!i standards established b AARS. traine Master Gardens will answer @ SLAUGHTERHOUS ROC Each year’s outstanding roses are to3p.m., free of Clark designat “All-America Rose Selections” and questions charge Stop by © WHITE OF THE EYE Garden a 193 IU. Willets Road Albertson, are sold with speci green-and- AARS We are ‘conducting’ a new concept in Summer or call 621-70 MANHASSET TRIPLEX tags. Tennis Day Camps limited to only 52 Juniors EN oy ranging from tournament players to beginners ® STORMY MONDAY These tennis enthusiasts will have an unusual Forum on Financial suchas financial planning leisure services and opportunity for special concentrated training consumer information. and play with our elite staff of Academy-trained Assistance Parents wishing attend the May professionals using our proven Method. We have Progra to 27, pro- 43. indoor courts in addition to our outdoor gram or to be put on the mailin list for futher courts. all-weather instruction Nassa UC Meili A 52.5 guaranteeing Sponsor b workshop should call the CP center, 378-200 Your child will live tennis fram 9 AM. to extension 250. 4 PM_ with intensive instruction, supervised Parents of disabled individuals will learn 3) LADY IN WHITE practice and coaching using instant TV analysis how to “tackle the system” at a free open match fitness tennis exercises. © © MILAGRO GEANFIEL WAR and play. physical forum on financial assistance spon- Dr. Lola Kroul alon with the World daily luncheon and great tun. Additional playing sored b the United Cerebral P Associa- Congres in Readin in Brisbane, Australia ® STORMY MONDAY time is included at no extra cost on weekdays and weekends tion of Nassau County Inc, at its Treatment presents an Education Seminar in Australia

Syosset UA CINEMA 150 These 52 campers will have a unique enjoyable and Rehabilitation Center, in Roosevelt, on from Jul to July 24. For information call much experience and return home improved Friday May 27, from 9 a.m. to noon. 935-083 players. Early registration is advisable from the Lon Ad- basis. Representatives Island ° Long We continue (o serve our community on a not-for-profit Island Jewis Medical Center help Center, the Island Center for In- vocacy for chronic For anc ethnic yeast vaginitis. information Vn eae et We admit students of any race, color, nationality ongin pe Nassau/Suffolk Law NON- FACILITY depende Living and A TEACHING call (71 470-7290. 400 Harbor Road, Port Washington, New York Services will respon ta audience questions ¢ W FRIDAY 13th.part Vil Call 883-6425 about Social Security Insurance (SSI Social Jewis Community Services of Lon Security Disablility Insurance (SSDI) Island support group for men whose part- Medicaid and Medicare. ners have experience sexual abuse as This pr is part of UCP Nassau’s ongo- children. Wednesd evening at the agen- u parent educational workshop series cy’ Hempstea Office, 50 Clinton St. For in- which offers sessions on a variety of topics formation or registra call 485-571 vN mA AH zz wre oo ta ese blu$ on T eT Oe Woe Se — aS aoe eee

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Announcements 2 Professional Svcs Reunions 4 Travel 9 Lost &a Found 24 Help Wanted

IN GARDEN CITY. 700 A/P AND AJR CLERKS @OOD NEWS CAREER JOHN ADAHIG SCH COMPWANT tyra on Bam! CLASS O 1838 Trip to Mexico $800.00 baby bracelet Senecn, the name “Brook” it. Sen- CABLE TV HOTLINE and (Adjacent Years) Beaches, museums, architectural ee Delt | AEWA Call ee THE LONG- ISLANDER etc. Excell. accom. Woman witimental value. 352-6090 481-1160 489-7576 sites, ¢ nance 2 oben! inetclerks. “Career Assistance Referral” dep A/ eee rareo SUBSCRIBERS! +. Eves. 742-9034 ext. 110 313 Mair Street Gomi prehensive Career Both are entry level positions LOSFMAN'SRING-4K gold wibiue Servi EASTERN DIST. HS put experience Is preferred. Huntington. N.Y 11743 Wo have JERROLD 400 HAND- [ Our Lady of Hope, AND —_———_ , Good with figures. Call Mra. HELD CONTROL CLASS OF 1938 vaiue. Placement Carle Sweeney 750-1044 UNITS REMOFOR Goercneed PisSentem153. CALL: 516-887-5002 6 Services Reward/334-5 e reece eos 50th Reunion. If you are or know 400 converter. STOP PAY- a member th class of 1938 = ot ATTENTION COLLEGE ex MONTHLY REN- please con i TAL FEES. ne Bo ‘117 FEALE/MASONAY STUDENTS CALL THE 22 D omestics Locu Valley fi bal PERFECTLY peci Occasi ee stucco, wor hr whi atten CLASSIFIED ——————_ Fle LEGa eee Con GrivIvew stucc | yo al Ncwibso . Post n shippishipping. GaC us at c Block wo Garg wallFi CLEANING HELP WANTED Ow DEPARTMENTAR FOR for diversified office a and may 132 E 2nd St. ir All wor quaranteod. Fr tran. Recent Ref. Pvt ho dividual INFORMATION) co of ISLAND Mineola, NY 11501 Estimates. Contact Nick Rosl Area Call after 5:30 duti mainten Invent af RATE + i sen GuTO: Tent R 718-726-8370 ———_—______678-8300 WEEKEND Live in Locust valley. CLEVELAND H.S.- m PO Box tarmity Ws Cones, yaar replacement aeons GRO N¥-Class of &# 40th Lov oEstat want ‘AUMECHA Reunion. Those LONG TERM & ear Canopys Gl nea 2 girls. Lt. housekeeping & Kit Must have own tools. TOP RENTING! ution Cal A127 4427 8 SAVI ete. 843-0071 Me ee Sa DISPLAY RATES START (Swa o “Tae, ae saree Crbo/tan uteaete estes peehicpi 516-623-8228 AMORo ISLAND Ave HS AVAILABLE. i 22C Child Care ue|6-689-6668 LEVITTOWN-classof 1 ulon: Aug 13, 1968 Limousine BEST PART TIME PLEASE CALL FOR PARAMOUNT usec! soe Ferns fava tone town. Family Picnic on Au 14. In- BABYSITT! IN HUNTINGTON FURTHER GRILL fo: Paul LaMar, 64 Lebrum Ave, Live In EPSMOUSEor immed. All Occasions $7to $10perhr Resident Amityville NY 11701, 736-3900, 9-5 Holideysivec G 540.334 INFORMATION || no 7° Been ot, C G NY inerwe tosture 238 Route 109 C FOR2children &qu b bondeee Nompe || gare "Ron enis and'many || ST DOMINIC'S Sezeticarng ign ‘ ararmingdate, le, MY 11735 jou coecool tue OF OYSTER BAY Drivers license pre Livein out s2e4040 reaktast Lunct Your ea‘249-5449 mu be CATERING - PARTIES rn signsOccasion With Class of &qu will be holding a . DEADLINE: RO & GIANELL class As CALL 565-4699 Za reuniatWhe ee Str t tor. Yom. Weeks and make next functon ends and Call 7420086 Monday Noon your fi Ta evenings (oS aerpen experience. PERSON WANTED REUMa COMMITEE e CHILDCARE Call 212-408-7016 & Eve shifts. Westbury area IMMEDIATE! 6 SIDINGINC day ERRORS D VIN Su ono 4 yr old 333-6230. FIT Heavy AP replacment ONLY and 2 Professi Svcs Viny! The Anton Papers

it SP cach Rates oxPerio ow The Long Islander are Reunions FoRUeH cnoes coUnTA |Siess benefits, and profit sharing ATHLETIC & TRACK, 1959-87 DIN. not responsible for LIST YOUR Port Washington Area Mu - errors beyond lease onesContact fo Cli Fishman 516-944-3100 Gar calNTING & WALLPAPERING PROFESSIONAL Mo367-6099 the first insertion All Reunion SPECIALIST Neat. clean, quality have own Call after SERVICE ork. Tony. 661-1087 _— JEFFER HS. mus n ca Ads MUST THOBrooklyn, une. er * All Ads Must Be 1948 Anniversary a 516-760-2770 Lesi Sea Ciitt. BOOKK ASSIST arvefofCommuour Newspa_— Be PREPAID Alumsoe yiared wltatune mature aocl 8 Personals person . Massapequa area Pre-Paid Check, all 21 af our newpapers. looking for both Jan. & June 2371, $25 5 5 weeks raduates. Contact Ariene Ben Zvi We have rates for all budgets. lines, MATURE WOMAN Will care for ae cone ae Money Order, $30 inch 5 weeks rand, 933 Lawrence Ct. No BIRTHDAY PARTIES, FOR child weekdays Port box, your my firm,Fe 9:00am to 1:00pm. A/R, MasterCard or Visa For Information Call Bellmore, N.Y. 11710. (516) CHILDREN- Arta/Cratts or Enter- Visa-MC-Check Washington home, Refs. 883-0818 taxes. 747-8282 202-8724. tainment. Your Place or Ours. Cal 266-2069. Prices Avail. NANNIES/HOUSEKEEPER-Exp. WESTBURY SCHOOL CLASS OF Packag Ask for the mature, responsiable woman to "6 IF YOU Are OR know, a CLASSIFIED DEPT. help mother care tor 2% yt. old. member of theciass of 63 PLEASE HELP A FRENCH STUDENT Some house work. Refs CONTACT: Phyllis 334-8874 or Bar- 516-767-0083 needed for bara 333-3128 THIS SUMMER. Patricia Morales BAY RIDGE H.S. 20 YR. OLD male honor student- Estate. WINTHROP JHS BROOKLYN, NY Our 16 mth old Is for at MASTERCARD-No one refused. Class of 1963 econ & math, coming to Port looking Supervisor 50th REUNION, Class of 1938. Mom w/Toddier Job to learn about daytime playmate. Peel. 25th REUNION Contact Washington Planned for July. Please ok. Our home or 944-9677 Se em annds If know, member ot America. Needs job for July & yours. ing you are, or a Abby Katzman for info & details. maintenan dualie can 1822 Ext the class of 9. to~earn TEACHER seeks lov- ‘63, pleasecontact: 516-757-3322 responsible, C a.670 Cans. Exp. ing BABY SITTER for didates, call: PO. Anton Communi- wiLot Flu Ga 1168, WE ARE LOOKING English, Germ: F WestburyiCarie Pt. 2yr.h ol m 212-310-0507 IRCARD. N one refused. ty Newspapers,S 132 E Second for gradu American Fam at 70 02 84-2 Bet credit Ing Sept, Mon-Fri, Our Staff: Regardless of history. St, Mine NY 11501 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY RASE bad credit. Do it als 338-4046 aft. 5pm. yourse! thru 1947. For further information BETWEEN 5 and & pm ONLY Vale 1-619-566-1522 Ext. C2674 n Jane Call 936-5631. Call HOME neeged for 24 brs. Hart COMPAsident. Live-in or 24 Wanted Midge VOLUNTEER-WEIGHT CONTROL Help part-time arrange fora PROGRAM under MD & nutri- Blackman mature & caring woman. Contact: Dee tlonist Info call CAST CALL! CAST CALL! CAST CALL! supervision. 751-5781 326-8101 CATERING ASSISTANT Carol Wilson Former Students Of ADVERTISING wanted 11 am-8pm MARGE WILLIAMS’ SCHOOL OF DANCE 9 Lost & Found RADIO Blanche Jaye Counseling Tuee-Sat Create, sell, write, and become For The Recital To Be Presented At: Booking Weddings and Parties Greg Smith Spring CHARM BRACELET-14 K involved in ASSISTANT MANAGERS: gold at busy waterfront catering BrOaU o fadC - wiheart In center. Initials AJ Lost commercials. Sal plu: Sullivan' Dept. Stores Liberty and HICKSVILLE H.S. MAY 21, 1988 facility, & Dealing with public John Ritter Westbury. REWARD 997-5834 plus bonus. Full traini Call Middletown, NY. Diversified, able, and neatly dressed Miss Marge Is Creating A “Reunion” David. Bob Weidman friendly enviroment-full FOUND-FEMALE CAT MIXED Bay Shore Area benefit. Salary $18,000-$2 frin Production Number Featuring YOU! BREED, short hair wiyellow collar 516-669-3333 516-665-3677 range. Phone (014}29 or mal! & Gold bell on Sunday March 27th to: Sullivan' Liberty, N.Y. For Further Information, Call 931-6917 Port Washington, Near L.1.E. ‘esu PLEASE CALL 718-937-0073 MARMADUKE®) by Brad Anderson

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DRIVER Rounds man Port for local GALIG& < ERIOAY PIT t it. M rial Trainee PART TIME catering co. Exp. In party prepera- Elmont. Flex Hrs. Knowledge ot town area. Wash-Fold Service tlon etc. Local pick-up and delivery. STOCKBR Good at details. Eves & Wrendeves. Shifts avail Bank Teller call Alli 790-5270, bookkeeping. 794-7509 Possible to earn over $100,000 DRIVERS-PIT-ov Figasanti ene Taso. Thrus. - Fri. 10:30-2:30 More in first year. Over 500 openings in Tri-state area. Call in our posslworking Excellconditions. paC LEGALSECRETARY Fer personnel copartm GARDENER-FIT or Pit-some ex- John Bivona Rod Odom W are a innovative, rapidly growin specialty Miaati 466- patience pret or Charles Momoh classic cloth- Respon | pyle alaaagg ee retailer offering contemporary dent O.K. Roslyn area/484 Siu 516-361-7255 If are enthusias- DRIVERS ing for men and women. you SRN MENT HOMES hom we and have management skills, tax LIFEGUARD for private Sands | tic, energetic SCHOOL BUS repair). Delinquent property. N- P/T CLER ICAL We currently have positions Repossessions. 805-687-6000 Point beach. Bay wwater cer- want to meet you! All anitt facility in Glen Flex Hra. Learn Data Processin; CLASS 2 LICENSE Ext. GH-1432. tification required. Call he in: Callir Mrs. Arrigane Penso open 883-7229 AMH EABT $8.50mour with See Gn Hicksville tocation ENON) St a jour guarantee. Gien NURSE AIDE or Student Nurse to Medical Insurance eg wal Cb fy tiretr we! pete f ALS patient in Bayville. i SYOSSET 921-2381 Mo cajon-Fri. 9 oeem5 sta ai shifts, 938-011 LIFEGUARD 516-628-3436 SHARMAGY tor Sands Point beach. PT nights/weekends,TECHMir eta private OFFICE WORK- & Golloge Ba water certificate required. Cove pharmacy. Call: Mr. Loet ORWERSie Of Otrts prt $4/hr Student No 218762206 WANTED Call: 883-7220 necessary. Will train. Cali - Class 1 Exp. . If want Schoo! Bus ee enue so te for our Roosevelt Field Mall store. you ea 883-7855 hard-working lore to be part of a flexible, fast-paced, isighone. jays & Vacation and entrepreneurial company--send a letter 004.5555 = The Roosevelt Field Mall, HEAD & ASSISTANT resume to: Lodge, D Iameal York 11530, Attn: Christine (mneve Ore a E Fe Ss Garden Gity, New DRIVERS tes 23.6 CHERHE P 1ONS TT Ee il il Don&# miss out 466-8780 Bensen or call (516) 741-0249. FIEPIT. Dispate ee with us! on a tet opportunity to grow DRIVER-TUES-THURS-SAT 9-5 North Shore Nursery Schoo! TRAINEES/EXPERIENCED An Equal Opportunity Employer each day. Apply in person. Call 365-7244 for weg: FICHTER FLORIST INC We have openings throughout Nassau County 4 Ask for Mrs. Squires Trainees & Experienced Tellers. a HORSE LOVER-Experienced-to W offer a competitive salary plus

: of bam & 13h orses : BOOKKEEPER -FIT to service CLERK TYPIST FIT take care comprehensive Sat 8 Sun company-paid clients o comput No benefits program: i n trave750-0022 lp'Gl Cove: fra IMMEDIATE FIT Hospital/surgical/major medical coverage. : We need a person wityping skills & a pleasant Office Assistant Life insurance personality. Some knowledge of personal computer Dental coverage. i 7 helpful. Salary commensurate in the background. Clerical and purchasing Educational assistance in wholesale fesponsibilities j ‘ Excellent Benefit plus salary. ; OPPT package auto parts company. Will train and incentive plan. o CARE |EGISTERED REPS ONLY se computer Parepentcasl: Pensi savings 759-3420 tion. Reliability important at all Branches between 7 Rear emnancees Applications accepted daily Goodipay and Senelits: A and 3 p.m., or stop in at: NASSAU COUNTY ONLY CAVALIER! 9am. cron ae MOTOR SERVICE 666 Old Country Road 794-4758 Call Mr. Shapiro 676-0100 Garden City K CEMETARY GROUNDS KEEPER NO AR BAN eeeeee|| le NORSTAR BANK Holidays, career opportunities. IMMEDIATE Call Mon-Fri 9:00- 4:3 844-8530 Part Time, 2days. eek. Lit LONG ISLAND 7 Detiveri Sot carrecui o ci HRISTMAS Salary 1 allowance. que! ini Equal Opportunity Empioyer Around The World G rat (7 20 ] 2227222= America’s Festest DRIVER WANTED P/T-Light work. (56) Par CUSTOMER SERVICE | Ca: needed: Retires Serso =] ienocGt Pian, anaes {er ine oes connor. Fam upto O GLEANINGST needsc IMMEDIATE! PORTER/STEWARD N $10,000 in a f jew sh aho months,th MANAGER IMME DRY GLEANING STORE ngeds |. nant pus Uiivers \ TIME ty ares. 746-0538 PoowRestauranuYachtjurant/Yac! Clubul 3 ( No investment. Weekly e and Class 2 & 4. Wil Train. PIT a.m. Busy North Snore Towing Se’ is looking for a mature person to Summer hel , paycheck. & enetite. Some typing EARN u to 50% selling quality 1 vice , Breer Hicks- call mana: ie have in all aspects of towing and manage- Flex. hrs. 7 Wee nd a mu For more inti ow details oo Ea toss po ate Mu experian Gal Joh Schutt ‘ pond oc are See ann ere reer is ma enigeselnyeren Incentive days. C E 931-6800 ELECTRICAL THE SEA CLIFF YACHT CLUB 2 SALES/wil ‘ 883-6711 MIF- ce loreai-Jerry 671-7374 G HELP jor train vegn ft os howrnm/LValley/67 1-6412 : 7 P . good with G a non- mu bjeasant phone figure n ‘Sp Gall Day EXECUTIVE - Sie arr 226 tea ‘ Wkends Good phone voice ability to NURSES heavy phone work: Wit SECRETATRY IMMEDIATE SALES PROGRE hav ane1ST CHURCH |!MMEDIATE OPENING satin ed'nspine snore” isabledi ruccuenns swa toni co unm iN Teal L TIME INTO levelopmentally = home qermrrommine ee FAMILY TIME BY WORKING adultain group settings. y Retumes Welcome WII train. F/T fion ebilli &ic Beginner: : EXPERIENCE NECESSARY N e ee et Days. CLOSE TO HOME! Fulltime, part ume. Stalsot- tion skill9. 15/16 hve. aw 3 7 the-art training provided. Call Ses WAREHOUSE j&qu 10 year o Must Nave car! he FIT, Flextime, Job Sharing beiisi iat ee days. Fle $6.00 - HANDLERS CENTRALISLAND 334-4210 MATERIAL in 348-3535

° enentcoou Some heavy lifting involved Mecca yale al ag inter I eT MUST! Good starting sal tor NURSI HOM ioe CLERKTYPIST Port right applicant. i sect'y-F/T ———____ Plainview FILLERS sect'y right, ORDER Washington resident preterred. Mra. Chiaramonte, ONS BT CPA FIRM-nas open- - Part time. dut Div As for Nancy! at; 767-0310 Sonu worki con N of Ne NaBeatleneves On BU ticntst: Will train you to fill orders. C 587. 51 6-433-0600 I ReApt, Pr aet ornerFm to Mineola. Chriss 944-7130 for fecestion! Beginners or Returnees ficmovi na typing. Hin Gle Go Gal see a pls. Fa welcome Fle Hem n “ FIT GIRLWIN T FLE cosienc& reilabla SSS xp. lex. LYNDA 674-3700 G COUNDewey Ci caltant Clyisres.e:pl 42-2008 671-5910 Days, Ory 883.1330 Pont Washing immediate ce Floral OFFICE ASSISTANT citrineTime, t pay, benefits. Elagant North sho t Park. 516-354-2160 PODIATRISTS Agels CLERK TYP indivigu Full time, skills needed OETIWill Seeking organized qaeeneeerresmanSe eer Fir TANT E/T or PIT train at DENTAL ASSISTANT & DENTAL ‘ypi benellis Cotters, forme, go figur FIT OFFICE ASS&# || foronthe jobtraining FIT. Great 35 WPM, fringe 627.5 RECEPTIONIST F/T, Experience Locust Valley Shop. Salary open Mann Area. Oyster Ba o Asktor Mrs. EllisonMiso available, Nont location. ; Benelits 922-1212 tak: devlohoaree., 8:90 ame4:30 tual Co. To S Exciti Call& 671-3287 proter na ing. u PIT COLLEGE STUDENT 1 Cul M ae und man for Soca win firm. Lite DISPATCHER needed rio lelapnone, positi s up etc

cuesz Gar Ci la Private limo Exp detalls and follow-up Non tor clerical, lite maintenance. Car COCKTAIL All Necessary. serviC 868-8686 smoker preferred. Room f “ Pay up to $8hr. WAITRESS advancement. 750-5270 MEDI SECREEs Secessa 931-3333 Covoar Full 4 day week OPPORTUNITIES Shore DRIVER io UNLIMITED pee P tim B Sree waterfCnty e \iduran loin AUTO PARTS-LIGHT TRUCK TaBn & In todays job - Inc. Vilage ot Bayville-PiT Clerical 671-4110 P Coun Hel Bag Bak Contact: be career opportunitiesCo Guafor menan mornings help Contact M e Dinekitaeine Bet Mu the of Lord Sussner 665-9677 eee es betwaon is itt GAL FRIDAY wom-27 are unilmited. ageExcelle Call 628-1439 ___ AUTO benefits, vacation pTDENTA ue a Th Sa ioxip Sa matu c — year, SOaing,p travel in- CAV MODELS M/F ry GO cludin ine G.1, alli for commensur COOK/HOUSEKEEPER cL COVE R Re ee acute: Te furth ngurence leveatigntor R pay. Reply: 3125-8200 per hour tiv d i Call Hartey at: Claime ~ } Fashion TV to $200 hour sow acc GEDtorn 76-0100 Box 1177 ievestige i we P Comansnity tor Trial preparation A is estta nei are vi ee f pry FOR ELEGENT NORTH reser peg ee a Police paralegal background : Mall AY EO . $350-$400 per Call Edwards print, TV Fashion Shows. Al Hat waiv Kitc helptul. nriee,jassapequa 6-437-9200 Hand, Leg & 6B shoe. Exp. Nec. Weekend hou St 795-4170 Maureen s1¢-750-0800 PERSON Law OF. send PO. Box 098. , G FRIDAY Cit or reaume to potwesn 8 and fat8. Proce! Park:11002) MOSTLY MODELS shore home tur- i Alfor norings re. Full time, non- - j smoker, salary Pizzi:213-01 0N JOB OP LN { en GAUIG& alla Nor ORUSTR OPPORTUNITY | somennom ty &So COUNSELORS PIT egh 627-9263 Betw Vto re o in several keeping. 624-8316 Levittown Lanes Cal Be your own boss ‘ it into. Call: Spm has e me aro willpaseotrai Fo OFFICE CLEANERS Figo But Ghatte poelt tn&# ee BravaiN DiReEY Sail P ‘weekends with Jers experience praterre Start $7 Wee MacCRATE par hour (516)684 p ov & wk part time Train hig tunc- REALEALTY 50 Pe nits t Sonne Pm Typtet ving Artist expl Mar airin Paste-Up Congenial Office. Call _ titi dal eit: C with over 45 yearsof Real Estate Call Contact Leullh Bed Syommons: ing Part time needed for local of experience. isecing, ton8. person group newspapers Istand' North Shore is expan- 616-673-7932 v6-027-0708 Hours: Monday—Wednesday 12 Noon—6 PM+ dli in Fo Waehin Sea She imite num of Newspaper pages only in Production Department are a DELI CLERK FIT openings available for highly (no mechanicals involved) motivated people who are in- PARALEGAL Part Time-Full Time ont: terested in acereer in pursuing Learn insurance Claime in- ty expanding Ital preferred Real Estate. Full time or part TRAIN NOW : Experiencep preter and trial prepara: shop. Port Washington, time. vestig Naseau. Pald vacation. Cal G ood trial. Send resume PO Box 608, while your children are in fe working atmosphere ee eer wamr Floral Park, NY 11002 schoo! for S openi ! ‘

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Com- AUCTION : TEMP. FIT Medical Records Cler WANTED DRIVER-For ESTATE SALES Lady, Shop- BATH & GIFT SHOP FOR SALE prehensive weekly auction ek 8-4pm. Medical errands Short trips. must Per SHEL WORK ping, BATHTIQUE Franchise prev antiques, tax Mu sh T Nave all Official! Documentation U.S. Adam Estat openings, Shif EOE. Call in New prints of Ar sales, Medica Reco Ga Mass Port Washington area 883-7568. do Condos, Co-ops. Im- bet. \Oam- 271-1500 Marketplace op tist Gerard Curtis Delano equiptment, vehicies and more; . General Hospital. 454-3205 qua half Northeast Public opening for exp. sales August. Complete year §28 meWe&# and services Auction Bulletin, PO Box 512. 10 sponsor, train training, &Cacontin credit Sup career minded begin- STRONG HEALTH AIDE P/T to TEMPORARY POSITION WE ARE $25,000: plus good have prong’ & ners to be the best! We a assist with temaie patient. Driving ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS equity. Wyeth. Only serious inquires. A NDERFUL family 2 ‘perience PIT driver wanted to deliver &qu schedule to meet the re- Leave message 921-0819 FOR THE POLLO 24 hours per day Flo 747-8282, Ext. Austral Europ Se Required. sin with FREE Mon.-Wed. and Sat quirements of parents portfolio vian High School SWITCHBOARD Area. Light work. Good for TELEMARKETING io school age children. students in August OPERATORIRECEPTIONIST. 4 Retiree. Excelient Call: Sell advertising space. Part & arriving mmission to 75% pay. only full time, flexible Hours. Ex- offering by Become a host family for Claims processors, phanes, It., 427-7000 U.S. ADAM ESTATES will train. Good perience pref. Salary & Com- Paid Vacation & FRACO BELG Coal 22000 change. 1-800-SIBLING typin car &q &# mission. Stove, (616)626-0440, Nite «248-5675 Kanc 2:2 416500 Benotits. Ext. 123 or 125. BTU&# $350. Call 277-5326 eves CASH FOR COLLEGE. Money tor OWN YOUR APPAREL OR FRANK' TREES-Hemiocks all college is available-If you know CLERICAL SHOE STORE, ee CHOOSE FROM: 5 sizes Spruce, Pine Arbor. where to took! Minimum of ° TOW CAR Full time, knowledge of typing. Men’ vit Azalehers. 516-5882 sources guaranteed. Call Co: § salary, benefits, paid holidays. 516-679- Mature individual of Service at RECEPTIONIST w/patience OPERATOR Contact extension 170. For & ca Whisper Writer a saint needed for busy switch- Lingerte or Accessories Store. with supplies. board in NORTH SHORE AREA ‘ac FINANCIAL AID. No Weatbury. Experience OFFER PAID isltCall 883-4486. COLLEGE r busy organization, in ALL POSITIONS Add color analysis. Brand names: $500. George. a plus, but those w/an MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE matter what or family to upbeat VACATIONS & HOLIDAYS. grades dividual must be able answer EE ancin aa ‘& Stove on- personality & ability to dea! with WIFLATBEDS & WRECKERS HEALTH yotional Scholarship switchboard, access caller EXCELLENT BENEFITS. bi CLAIBO EE, ly $100, solid Oak Ethan Allen OR, people, (In a pleasant mann Source to find make referrals to MICH FORE aust guarante need, ap- CONGENIAL ATMOSPHERE. tabie/3 leaves, 6 chairs excell. will be considered. Ideal can- 621-6024 sources from our 4,000 source « propri BOY, LEVI, CAMP BEVERLY HILLS, Cond. Owner Only $1400. are who have Orig. base. M.C. didates mothers LOCAL WEEKLY NEWSPAPER computerized data $ message: GROWN, LUCIA 516-228-9500 managed alarge tamily andcol- CHAIN BASED IN MINEOLA. and Visa accepted. Call ‘oil-free ing skills helpful, patience and ORGAothers. or $13.99 ONE lege students looking for sum- GIALS&# WHITE BEDROOM FURN 1-800- 221 Ext. 8110 onality a must. 5 PLEASE CALL: PRI DESIGNER, MULTI TIER mer job wiexcel. salary. In addl- 2 princess beds; 2 double chests, Mon-Fri. Mineola office. CRUISE SHIPS: Now hiring tion to our that you AGENT desks, 2 chairs, table. 518-747-4070 Between 9:30 and guarantee TRAVEL night Both akilied and unekitt: will sleep well at night, we offer 747-8282 hatch, mirror wipler giass. Ask- noon Full-Time/Part-Time for top quality shoes normally pric: Positiorequired For a professional environment & a $800. 937-0464 EXTENSION f to $80. Over nds ing ca (615)292-6900 Ext.informatiH-506 nice of people to work wanted to group Agent manage busy A AS FOOF POSITION 2600 styles. $17,900 to $29,900: IN- HUMMEL ANNIVERSARY PLATE with. Call Karen at Bank of N.Y. DINER ON MAIN STR Amster- North Shore Agency. Ex Y AR APPLYING FOR. VENTORY, TRAINING, 1980 Dance&quo Boxed. “Spring dam, N.Y. Fully equipped with Mortgage perience with PARS, retail, AIRFARE, CITU} ETC. asking $165 Call 369-5014 RECEPTIONIST-PIT, F/T, light typ- travel gorgeous owners apartment, store 518-7 2724 corporate Can InGRAN1 open Day LOWRY & bench front and ren- ing filing. Data vision. 0444 nece Hours & salary Spinet organ seperate two-family MR. LOUGHLIN (612)88 Mattas negotlabi:ar $350. All transistor 352-5384 tal. Asking $99,500. Realty 518-842-3461 Call Sa at: 671-6101 Large mirror 8ft. wigoid leaf appro truitwood WANTED: Minimun RECEPTI1 Exp.No typing SW border, modern DRIVERS age vaol 2 wht. marble urn cross ex: anciogreet. Port Washin 32 Instruction night 23, (1) year country TEACHER-PM SESSION .-Certitied wainut desk. clean Firm offers excellent benofits. TYPIST PIT lamps, campaign perience, insurance, driving Childhood Ed. Northeast 767-1800 EOE. Early bookcase and dresser. record, weekly settlements, bonus Queens Nursery. Experience HIGH GRADE TUTORING SVC 718-441-0027, 718-847-3470 programs, loading/untoading Huntington Village. Will trainon preferred. 718-220-2169 Elementary thru College. All Kroblin Refrigerated Xpress. Inc. IBM PC- 12:30-4:30 daily. $8/hr MINK CAPE -*% length. Autumn & Teachers Exams Subjects. Exp skins, (800)331-3005 RETAIL SAL 421-4488 naze, magnificent sacrifice! In YourHome. _(718 740-5460 482-3501 GOVERNMENT SURPLUS Elec Expertence preterred. Positive TEACHERS. N Shore Retorm ‘SUMMER ARTS & CRAFTS tronic typewriters. Brand new jrowth opportunity at HILLIARD’S Congregational S whitewall ra School needs Teachers for Sat Chitdran 2:11 brothers. Automatic correction, in- ARMY & NAVY, 37 Glen St.. Glen for +8 Mounted size P 135-75R14 $40.00 Class cassettes, Sove. am programs. Competitive WAITRESS WANTED 132 EAST SECOND ST. 9:30am-10:30am. Mon-Fri day per 944-3072 terchangable print a jemory. 671-3330 . 5 NY 11501 SNOW TIRES -2 Firestone 516-487-0900 PI MINEOLA, Many features. Students, nome, of- Sur whitewalls, B78x 13, $35. 671-4684 fice. $174.00 1-716-684-4880 e.0.e. m/fih/v Onl after 5pm Grill IRISH Setter Puppies. Excep- Real Estate Salea TIRES FOR SALE-Two FR 78-15. tionally ing lines. Bred for Available, flexible hours, also One 8 78-13 One P1S5/80R13 Ask for Rob wirim. show, pat. AKC Champion sire, and for ales TEACHERS }ooking witim, $15 EACH 759-1923 OFA certified. Three genera- ple. Lot talktbiling dential pein- 565-4699 Walter-Waltres: TWO 67 CHEVELLE doors, right & Daons on premises. $350. terviews with Carol: Wanted part time. Parent Co-op, (aa. left, and misc parts. $200 take all 518-576- 3and 4 year old class. 8S inear- IMMEDIATE TRAIN TO BEA Call Ron 826-6275, After 5:30 p.m. ly childhood required. Call LOSE INCHES WITHOUT EAL in 45 694-6987 or 694-3965 WAITRESSES/WAITERS Please call DIETING: Inches disappear Ray TRAVEL AGENT minutes. Bathe-Away in natural Great Neck Rd. FULL TIME-PART TIME RIDDLES TOUR GUIDE Sales vitamins a mineral Unsightly Suite No. BENJI' CAFE 36A Garage/Tag cellulite and stretch marks 799-9400 AIRLINE Sooth ski iments. Great Neck, NY 11021-2305 997-8666 diminish. (516) 487-2320 RESERVATIONIST SALE Sat. Permanent results guaranteed TELEMARKETING Sun.)GARAGMay 22. 9- Ma 2 : alter first use. Send $9.95 (add WAREHOUSE HELP Start locally, full time/part time. niture/Household con $2.00 shippling and handling). Our Train on live airline computers. tents/Garden tools/Phote equip- Away. 127 Grove Avenue, General people average $25 per hour. 26 Situations Wanted Home stud A resident training. ment/TVS. 303 Hunnewell Ave. Bat 185 Cedarhurst, New York, order pulling,Wareh Duti riei With a 60 second presentation. Relia an Financial aid available. Elmont. SALES F/T- shipping. dep Job assi Experience preferred. placement CONTENTS OF all AGGRESSIVE TRAINEE dable. Must read and speak BABYSITTER AVAILABLE FOR MOVING-ALL MEET YOUR MATCH For MINIMUM 3 Evenings week. National Headquarters: HOME. Redwood outdoor turn.. and unattached. thou Plastics distributor looking for 627-2682 English. Some heavy lifting in- per Maximum eves. From 6:30pm un- Pompano, Florida lamps, dric brac 798-4509 members anxious to meet you. working, personable in- volved. Call: organ, | til needed. reliable, own Call Toi dividual. Willing to train for Exp&# acquaintances. ret. PrastFree 1-800-283-8873 Noon toa ataruinig ‘st 516-293-9090 insp, ACT. p.m. 671-6938 York area P diveral _altiunter. Excellent TRAVEL SCHOOL MOVING | MONTICELLO, New roo BABYSITTER HOUSECLEAN- i. st. futu with for advance: & Cathedral Garden Sale ment. Call: ING avail, live-out, & refs. 1-800-327-7728 acres, stra Call Connie at 201-892.Son oom Tudor-Seiling to ba 229 tt. Frontage— Rleber TELLERS Accredited Member N.H.S.C. walls. LRfurn, french dinette, 8 Owner 914- ae 021 24 NURSE Looking for vat duty jealty, If are customer oriented, personable, interested in a career and rs, breakfast, se you home care. Caring, reliable rets. jours. with sets, wrought Iron breakfast good figures... C OPPORTUNITY FO MANAGE: SECRETARY FIT & PIT 7sv7y78 set, redwood terrace furn. All MENT: Position with seasonal par- ad typing, file, experifer TIME HANDYMAN -will do painting & accessoroes tor housekeeping W HAVE FULL TIME & PART FREE KIT, train- knowledge helpfu diversifi smail home repairs, clean Dsmnt, inct china, yard tools, and ty plan company. n advertising. paper supplies. duties. FOR YOU garage attic. Call 674-4348 stereos. MUCH MUCH MORE! Bellmore 221-4700 POSITIONS Earn high commission, exotic HOUSECLEANING rT. SAT 5-21 9 to 5 West Hemp- stead. to p bonu * References Avail. Mon-Fri. Own Hempstead Typk., EXCELLENT BENEFITS PACKAGE 516-574-028 or 718-830-5019 Transporation. Westminster Rd., North Bik SECRETARY e on North to 71 PROFESSIONAL PAINTER, ox “OVERTIME COMPENSATION MARIA 483-4795 Mornings Argyle. » SECJRECEPTIONIST Buckt Ingham Ad. perlenced, a reliable, For modern office with com- (For Friday Evenings) HOUSECLEANER looking for © EXECUTIVE SECRETARY }8-485-5490 references. sod puters and word processing to 489-4304 Wallpa full DOUBLETIME COMPENSATION work. Refs/Exp/Transp sured. i work cloaely with owner of the Start locally, Full time/part Job too small. Interior Seni company. (For Saturdays) time. Learn word processing citizen discounts free estimates. House Sitter Avallabie and related secretar MULTI- Hank 718-544-3510 OR MacCRATE Vacation Bound? skills. Home Study Sale. Don&# leave your house unat- Nat 114 KingsburyFAMI ae § in City Resident Training. Su ‘Furnit (616) 674-2000 FIDELITY tend rofessional woman headquarters, L.H.P. FL, Sat. May 21 ‘S with excellen references will Ex. Equip. provide worry-free, tender lov- + FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE Ing attention to your home in struction; Clean u 3ECRETARYIGAL FRIDAY for your absence. Call vice; consultations. dublication YORK . FIT, NEW Bookkeeping 718-423-: Collectibles (21 skis. Greenvale Location RARE HIGH LIONEL AMERICAN FLYER, RETURNS: OPPORTnvestment Looking for ENTRY. LEVEL MAKLIN Trains Wanted b Private Gnderv Catskill SECRETARY ail Human Resources at Ext. 366 tion as a computer repairer. Collector Highest $ Pd. 486-6658. gro t buyiinvites a few more part: BBA DEGREE IN BUSIN ners Fa Employer M/F property turnover. OFFICE MANAGER Equal Opportunity MANAGEMENT. Assortlve, am- Details: G. Hills, Box 332, Stam: bitious, non-smoker. Experience: 2 ford, N.Y. 12167 for con- as customer service rep.; work America’s leading years 40 Musical Instruments SALES REPS. For tund servation groups on Long promoted t claim's adjuster; have \sland. Dedicated, busy staff done data entry on IBM CRT unit 33 Pets For Sale TELLERS GRAND Piano ‘Hardman, good income for working seeks ic, Nardwork- Call Glenn 666-8288 cond, 5° 2” $1500. 627-3269 schoo! district. Ideal for ing, outgoing person with ax- Trainee MATURE WOMAN Will care for LA BRADORS-AKC-A-1 quality tit: who need mother's hours. thouPTA o: cellent administrative and or Experienced WANTED DOORMEN your child weekdays my Port ter. Blk & yellow. Born 4/17/88 hun. experience A plus. ea Three Excellent benefits & working for flexible hours evenings & are home, Reta. 883-0816 & show Jeac conditions. Contact Manager or weekends. Excellent salary for Washington ting backgrounds. ‘or more, salary/commis successful experience or 42 Fri Assistant WANTED 516-759-1912 Wanted To Buy don (98: S655: required. Manager. suitable client. Carpentry, degree 00-3:00 45 7:00-9: Mo Mr 883-5500 9:30-1:30 p.m masonary work Ask plumbfor C.J OCCASIONAL TRAVEL 883-8100 271-1457 LIONEUAMERICAN FLYER all other old toys & trains wanted by TRAIN TO BE A DIESEL NEVER A DULL MOMENT collector-$$. 248-4899 34 Pets For MECHANIC month hands on pro- Great benefits! LOOKING For a Nick Orake Fan Next clase January 19th gra Institute, 105 The Nature Conservancy Adoption who has copy of his “PINK ese! Technology Phoenix Ave. Enfield, CT Lawrence Hill Rd. MOON” album. YOUR fellow Nick JOBS Orake Fan 516-747-8282 EXT 118 1-800-243-4242 Cold Harbor, NY 11724 SUMMER DUSCHUNDS-3 5 Spring femaies, male, wks old, 922-1792 ORIENTAL RUGS FOR ADOPTION-Small German OLD OIL PAINTINGS size/cond Shepard male 1% years old, Highest cash-any all A 43 Boats For Sale SECRETARY PIT for district of- STUDENTS ly trained & | Ll ORIENTAL RUG GALLERY tice. Typing, shorthand req. Housengets wichildren. He feeds ago home. Pl 15 FIBER GLASS MFG Word processing a plus. Will (AGES SIXTEEN AND OLDER) To WANTED-OLD Jewelry, Watches, ‘call Mrs. in Manhas: at Rowboat.WIll take up to 15 HP Out train. Exc. start salary. Benefits King Glasaware, & more. High Prices Board. Excellent cond. $350. 484-1600 627-1777. paid! Call 716-347-6543 516-757-8040 ON CAT for adoption-Noeds alov- WANTED! Gid Oil Paintings - ADULTS ing home very soon. 483-0953 cond (even torn). Also old frames. Anything old or antique. Highest $ 17 Ft Glastron paid. House calla. Sandy, 574-0216 Bowrider and trailer. New can- SECRETARY vass. Ing. No engine. WANTED PART TIME WANTED Old movement PERSONEL 36 Articles For Sale 871-7175 tools. Retired watwi jakers ac 6:00 P.M. EVENINGS cumulation trom $500 tor Preters 2 years of full time ex- P.M.-9:00 60&q Oval Antique Walnut Patek Philippe Pa482-8858 perience proti- demenstrating room w legs.Dini A Bowrides 7 clency in typing, word process- taplCh: Lo Walnut v np tral Ing, transcribing, general Tele-Marketing with Diack iti French negori $2,000. After 7p.m., Call: 863-0252 ~ clerical work and some ap- provincial maple Blond NYSCAN within a proprelate experience No Experience Necessary Walnut head board Sere& Match, also Dep&# excellant Brac. Cers a 718-697-880 $100.00 and up paid tor typewriters benefits. Call or come in for B applicat Plus Commission INTRY FRENCH OAK betore 1910. Call toll Salary S manufa1-800-4587Y PE or send KELLE NAT’L. CTR. Frcale cond. $750. 5 sp Box photo HiL1 ® col AY FRENCH Dinette 372 New York, N.Y. 10021 Middle Neck Rd. Call Pete 10 A.M.-5 P.M. Mon-Fri Excol INC. 83 Holiday 25° Sends Point, NY 11060 Cond. $100 After 5 pm. 1000 SUNBEDS TONING TABLES. 781-4105 CAUIs$20,060 fully-equipped-sleeps 8. 516-844-8900 Sunal-WOLFF Tanning Beds, 742-0500830.8000. AIFVG 11 USED-2 8UM- Slender Quest Passive Exercisers. DAY All Equal Opportunity Employer MERS. whi o a Call Gall fot free jue. Save SAILER(HERMAN-19 Ft.) New main & between 7 . Se to $0 co1-800-; Fiberglass Genoa, 1985 evenrude 4.56& cockpit wiTeak CHIPPENI LE TABL CHAIRS ATTENTION TNVE FREE Benches & Trim, Center board, — white lacquer-formica- UI Inon SECT' for Law Office 3 days. EXT. Condition. 48jeath portunities In Penny Stocks. Steno, t non-smoker. Call & Wive Securties. inc. , 747-8282 103 aoeNEW TWIN SIZE WATER rast IPC Call 1-800-451-7427. Ox NEW $225. Cal Waar 221.8718.70.000COVEYOUnon:AptBRaftyC2pa1o||}|i

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53 Homes For Sale 43 Boats For Sale 44 Apts For Rent 53 Homes For Sale

LONG BEACH W. END-1 RENKEN 84’ 18ft. witraiter, Vo 120 ROGLYN-Large Luxury BR, A/C Estate +Real GLEN $347,500 rm J/LA/DA2-3 Bi8 OMC, like new, lo hre, $6050 Call Dishwasher, wiw. Yard, HEAD G or Frank 221-8216 trotan $130,000,Ownerf00-2604 MODERN COLONIAL STEIGER CRAFT 22° 115 hp CO REALTY 621-6161 ASSEL COLONIAL HOME Evenrude. 4 MA Imate- canvas, 4657, 2% baths, den with frpic., extras. Excellent cond. Il: oe for profeestona! many EIK, bement., 2 car garage, ROSLYN VILLAGE 48A Seasonal Rentals Store For Rent 52D ¥3e. Ample parking. Walk AR. ness Foross Sale. $8,000. 727-6079 Co-ops/Condos solar a Loascdunn of 423-5782. acireitisted withicx LAKE FRONT BARRY REALTY 627-6609 NE REALTY, WHEELER-1996 (classic) renovated, 2nd floor, 2 GARDEN CITY.CITY-HEMPSTEAD Twin-screw wooden, famity house. Model kit., tiled MONTAUK MANHASSET par- Joma ets 621-6161 2 i restored. Asking $5,0 2 BR,den OPEN HOUSE busy chopping strip ly renovated. Well below batprof AVAIL eee 914-496-4022 eves. Ocontnished 2 | petalhi Ideal for laundromat, beauty prot coul$ 415 Rd. avalia salon, coffee shop, Stoneytown 621-0349 “e2t-1 mon Gall House 627-2415 ‘Labor a iropractor, OWNER Auguet hiaiti trav In: ‘season rate for May, Nor Bact e - Ir, GLEN HEAD Beautiful Condo in LEN HEA $000, COLONIAL br, 3¥% ths, dr, age in: oak 2 43A Sailboats for Sale Call 787-8311 tances ria” all amenities and a °“"tonn den witrpic., elk, ‘irs, car Call garage, alarm syste. Ys peme Joy $329,000 us. Beeutiful new 90 rom in et ca SEA CLIFF 3 room frpic. neat inc! GIL REALTY hou acres, landscaped, woodland BUGCANEER SAILBOAT 18° DAYS 616-421-4073 " Heed Gardens” furn Suit. $596. private setti ‘$889,000 & Johnson. full baths, den, akylites, ca witrailer 4 h Eves & Whende. 616-421-0015 Mon-Sat 230-1600 $2600/bes! 498, COVE REALTY 621-6161 etc Has 3rm. ground tevel Sun & Eves 944-3453 53 Homes For Sale suite with private entrance tor SEA CLIFF-We have restocked our THOUSAND ISLES mom or work at home inventory. Call us for info. CANADA GIL REALTY 671-2300 50 Rooms For Rent RARE OPPORTUNITY Lovely home on beautifully 3 NEW LISTINGS SOUTHERN SAILS 20, 20 ft. Cabin, landscaped Private Island. 3 ASSOCIATES 671-0535 trailer, & mooring. BR, 1% baths, electric pois PORT WASHINGTON $1,900. 621-8886 hug frplc., and AREAS NS REATY 45A Apts To Share ALL Colonail 3 BR, WESTERLY, 26° crutser caretaker. peatho EIK, walk AR, Msee os eo GREENVALE-Mid §200' 3-4 HP Diese! 6 aea n 516-664- BR-2Bath, frpl, Cul-de-sac setting. One Great Neck Rd. must selil 12K Incl ta ‘Seser pate jocene Gonte Suite Mo. spaciresized ‘tra large Convenien to all. Exciussive with. ALL AREAS dry, extras- an ttle a man cat celling, family rm., mod COVE REALTY 621-6161 Great Neck, NY 11021-2305 Kit., 44 BR, 2 baths, MINT THING OF SELLING? Nassau/SuitolkiQueens Te ee ear yours For Rent OPEN 7 DAY | APPRAISERS. 43C Marinas Private rooms, cooking, Iaun- Space Samtpm toa tot dry, Many extras-for as litle as rf acres RANCH $85 week! AAA SHARES FAMILY MARINA SLIPS AVAIL. For CITY-Approx WATER1,500, “NO F T LIST YOURS&q & all amenities. GAR(1200 | office) $1950 per22 sa 516-579-7900 OPEN Bam-8pm 7 DAYS s. Call 516-746- Town & Country AAA SHARES 883-5200 HUNTINGTON-nice ___roo 516-579-7800 Gentleman pret. 427-6323 after PerNapices “i W fonsin b PORT WASHINGTON FRIENDLY FAMILY otti soeel buildiPrice PORT WASH Furn rm, avall, non- rage. if EAST NORTHPORT Matur female heey BOATY! jARD Ce 8, REALTORS COLON! wanted, share 3 BR home wisame ng BAYVILLE ; call after 6pm or wkend 883-0905 3 BR 2 bath Beautiful new kit: In Port Washington offering dry incl Pegg deck. Avail Glen Cove We Love it! AT C New Homes chen very spacious rooms a slips & mooring service. Wiil June 1st. $600eileeall. 266-5391 Under construction THRU CENTER HALL low taxes. $259,000. andie all your &quo needs. MANHASSET STATION-Parking to all. $6S/week. no cooking-Retrig. UsHINGa Ex-Manhasset 4 BR Colonials den ..Dutch . Space Avail. $120 mo. Call avail. Private entrance. 767-0552 witrp! coyforma: livingro Pl resident-male-seeks same to 627-8474 2% baths, full basement fireplac WALK TO A from this 4 plus SIGBEE Chen no share his furn. 2 BR apt. conv. to near beach breakfast Bocro BA, 2% bath LA with frpic., OR, LIRR/bus, etc. Call George $369,000 new bath plus powder. Two car den, fast taxes. MARINA Professional. 4 Acre locs- days/12-2/212-323-1493 or 51 Real Estate Wanted Exciusive with garage. Just Reduced $289,500. @ves/8-10/7 18-06 1-2457 tlon. Owner financing $329,500. 767-0971 Offices For Rent HIGH OAKS PRIVATE Buyer sooks CENTURY 21 Any condition! Ieme REALTY FOLAN AGENCY 46 Homes For PO Box 164, Manhasset 516—674-4111 Rent GARDEN. CITY-Franklin Avo A 671-6622 676-9287 044-9721 RESPONSIBLE RELO - Relocation 2 Rm office. Excel location quiet lady World Leader in 378 PORT WASH. BLVD. 40 Real Estate BA Gate House to restaurants small Apt, near food shopping Clen OPEN SEVEN DAYS WKLY. BROOic. garage privacy $1800. $200 M.B. Realty 294-0420 Cove, Locust Valley, Bayville area. 671-4754 CENTERPORT VICINITY Legal Member Pt. Wash. RE Board Cov REAL 621-61 2 Fam. $30,000 Income. Over- HUNTINGTON REAL ESTATE SALES GLEN COVE-Deautiful 3 BR, 2 bath GLEN COVE a Si 850,0 PRIME Ranch. Frplc, garage loaded with iainstre ist. $1400 Due to growth In extras. July 52D Co-ops/Cond AR 2roome, De Spa Bath. very ‘coal tor PORT WASHINGTON invite lar in ventory, quicwe you to COVE REALTY 621-6161 $325. neat incl. Large ranch Inthe wealt All calle irictl ne orBr GLENWOOD LANDING-Cottage nenen 671.0797 m 3, confidential. e BR & Charming Up-To-Date with a view. 3 BR, LAw/trpl, wid, CO-OP FOR RENT LR, DR, family room, big albonlsipgneg. oe deck. 11100. inci all. w CAG 3 zoned heat 1.2 $170,000 ne OWNER 221.6715 Cottage ELDON REALTY Jusive With GLEN COVE WEST HEMPSTEAD OWNER acre. Evergreen landecroom for 625-0944 GIL REALTY 671-2300 Building large 3% rooms $775 LuxElevaCove Road oat Ontaae cuter pier o Orch Be Bl Cle HICKSVILLE .2 B Lovely Cape EIK, LA, FARMINGDALE ond hors Many * all DR. Close t all. Immediate oc: $14 per foot GIBSON-VALLEY STREAM frpic., new kitchen, ap- gi jveus flor. cupancy. $1100/mo call 433-7688 BEN KIANA incl parking walk to OWN OR, lan stu BY L pilanc OR ilidin a i with bar ang Mo con 44 Apts For Rent er 4-4500 cinornna S16-673-3595 taxe In Dase 317outsi 26 PORT WASHINGTON CO-0P8 FOR SALE Anxious owner, 944-7044 ByOwne Call alter opm PORT WASHINGTON BEAUTIFUL CONDO GARDEN CITY 516-694-9767 All Sizes Of Apte, Offices, And 2 BA, 3 bath, with LA, DA, and S Col charming modern EIK. $3500 ARDENS MANHASSET BO WASHINbamt, Bri2cargarage, ern GLEN COVE BR with pvt. terrace - Mint te HARDING FORCLOUSURE HOMES JUST LISTED orlal GR NEW DOWNTOWN & COVE REALTY 621-6161 Large 2 BR REDUCE $90’s From $1 on up tax quent properties. ioc Sol7247 North Real Estate Prime location - from 440 9q tt Charming Also open eves. re Colonial, LR, formSiraunOR, BROOKVILLE Studio Cottage 1185 aq f1. Ampte FREE park- FLOWER VIEW Furn/Unturn t mloMpa PORT WASHINGTON Fpic, pool, 365-6606 ing. Late summer occu: jaintenance GLEN COVE-Prestigious Area COVE REALTY 621-6161 Exc. locati walk LIRR Large 5 BA, 3 bath Ranch on oversized 516-671-3330 fin JUST LISTED studlo. $80&# wooded property. Owner Anxious bath, playroom with bar, COPIAGUE-off Montauk Highway 9am-6pm $369,000 pretty ,000 Near all. 1 all new renovated GARDEN CITY GIL REALTY 871-2300 Lovely totally ca: upstairs apt. mature working per- 45A Homes To Share VICINITY CONDO LA, D contemporary, EIK, 4 sons. $550 Includes ail. 2 months GLEN HEAD. New Exctusive on ACCENTS BR, “2 with 2 ne GLEN HEAD-Executive Office spacious pvt. affordable skylights”, security witeterences. quite treed lane. baths, beautifully finished M-D Space. New bidg., area, 516-780-4386 after 6:30 Uaic layo area, waik to RA, $325,000 pm al Bernice Bambery RE Protes- Sunt ce tyn oe REA ESTAT COVE-2 BR, LA, EIK, Laun- Free Rent Concession! gu Clo tndivid Look to $300&# Call for Directio Ma iry. Vd, Walk beach. June $830 all. GIL REALTY 671-2300 = 0933 a 28-4004 0 ACCENTS &qu 621. Realty 7605106. 627-9 44-717 ed home writh two other working GREAT NECK-psychotherapy Gi COVE-3a Gu08 us fice in Aie REAL ESTATE ‘O ‘cu Individuals. Fair Market Pricing. space prime bidg. near Private bath. Be av i $300-mo Inc! all. For further in- station. FREEPORT W: f NORTH FORK LONG ISLAND 163 Main St. fo. Call: Full time, Call 516-773-4267 Huge 2 oh Pt. Washington 8‘Owner2b ple GLEN 3BR, GREENVALE-2 offices $400. 944-7171 627-8360 OeWall $960.pa WATERFRO NT HOMES parking, yd, h, Batty Edwards Please Call 41-6427 GARDEN CITY renovatare CATHE0-01 REALTYLTY 62161 2" 727-3030 walk LIRA, maintenance 79 Reesor Sra? per and Orient Point cent Greenpoint deductabie. Rec . $ An Exclusi Residential and Resonrt ROSLYN LEM COVE REN NOWNew 481-6786 Community ‘On Gardiners Bay.. 18 ZB PL HISTORIC DISTRICT St Po in Ro, BR. Move ren zi bi of the Cotonial. Ti Sh ft Mun zi Private Beach, Marina, Poo! & Clubhouse Century rec 30 NO FEE a7 ime jaring oq an $1 aoe ee 13 H Seti eatheae 2 BR, 2 new baths, 3rd BR or Studio Wrap-a- porch. BARBADOS VACATION-Save Avail. Oct 1st Call 365-0633 tamuc SondomUni g on F TI pe 1|ALL NEED $446.000 STL nent) $275,000 to $320,000 SNe al EN | ans oReee toshare bth, Duplex Deck, dishwasher, space ALL YOU NEED HARDING Skylig & Laun roo $1 luxury bldg. 367-3800

COVE REALTY 621-6 ————______IS THE KEY CLEVES POINT Rea Estate GLEN HEAD- 48A Seasonal Rentals SS studio withD-Lo Sarnle i Apt private ——_—_—_——_———— Building For Sale Move right into luxurious COMMONS 365-6606 ces ee comia S000 DISNEY WORLD FLA. 2 6A studios, & 2 bedroom I all nice WEALTY: 516-477-2323 SEA ime af All CLIFF-unique 100 year old 671-6522 sredan? OYSTER BAY full-furnished - even towels Dolu liga! 2 fam Colonial on amenities. Sieepe 6. Au 19.27 BUSINESS PROPERTIES and dishes, plus private with grape arbor, 2 car Brop - 481-1118 after Spm. aq ft zoned in. Offering By Prospectus Only terninistennis: anam beachene tra& $359,0 GREAT NECK 37. heavybar. 2% Bool parking. justry, story ” 2 good ith ‘auxill bulidings iiten pi Asking GIL REALTY 871-2300 be bath. ot in $650,000 Priced from: pe home. UsParking, 4 500Sq Short walk toRR. im DISNEY WORLD VACA. anna $140,000 ENQ@LISH an Soe an dsyesrewesu scriraremrerAvailable aeatel [Pimmin Cail pool, ti j Frana before 9 am or atter 8 pm: bal MORE! Minut all. Realty READY FOR & $400/wk, Frank, 616-731-0777 922-6010 616-482-7868 IMMEDIATE

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By Jack White vault b Garden Cit junior Ja Nixon. of In- Rosly won the division the Port There were some milestones reache in vitation with 4o points. Nassau sports last week. Levittown Division Herricks scored 9 points to top ten other baseball coach Doug Robins won his 300t schools at the annual Stu Ogilvi Carle Place scholastic when the Blue Dragons beat game Invitational Meet. South Side 15-2 last Frida Robins hasled Divi- Uniondale’ girl won the Plainedg Invita- sion to five straigh leag titles and before tional, rackin up 129 points. that he was the coach of five straigh cham- Traditional meets continue this weekend pion at Levittown Memorial. On the other with the Warran King North Shore [nvita- side of the villag MacArthur Hig School, head coach under its aptl named Greg tional at Garden City Hig School on Frida MacArthur, recorde its seventh straigh and the Oceanside Blue and White Meet on shutout to clinch the American Leagu II-D Saturda * title. Chris Sinacore, Doug Hecker and Kevin * * and the Miller are the Generals’ hurlers are In Nassa lacrosse, Farmingdal gota'score in one of the strongest three-man rotation from Oceanside but won in th final minute Nassau history on a Steve Persche goa 6- That win kept While we&# counting up victories, let’s not the Dalers number one, but second ranked Chaminad lacrosse coach Moran forge Jac Lynbroo was upset b Cold Sprin Harbor, his 100th last week. isthe who won Jac y-2. Number three Garden City beat nephe of Cone legec coach Richie Sewanhaka and East Meadow. The Trojans Moran. have a interesting rematch with MacArthur Possibl the longes baseball game in which becam the first Long Island team to clockwise from left: WheelA merica Steer- PREPARINGFOR THE Wheel-a-thon are top, Nassau County histor ende last Saturd beat them since 198 The gam is at Garden Committee member: Herb Myers, Citibank Long Island Retail Banking Director ; Ann defeated St. ing when Hol Trinity Anthony’s 6- at 4 p.m. Director of the Voice of the City Frida Chairman and Marketing Physically and _ Levitt, WheelAmerica in 24 innings. The g bega April 1 Acomprehensive instructional video March of Dimes Youth Ambassador Meghan tape Challenged; Grand Marshal Jim Conlon; cane after nine was suspend b innings designed as a teachin tool for America’s and Beach Citibank Manager Nick Stark. _Coutieri, Long with th score tied at When resum- 3-3 pla yo baseball coaches is now available to the eda month late St. Anthony’ scored singl public the Commissioner of Major Leagu to Benefit March of Dimes runs in the igth and 21st innings onl to see Baseball has announced. Wheel-a- the each Finally, the Titans knot score time. “A Coaching Clinic” is a 62-minte video Award because h and his delivered the winner for Lon Islander who are Beal Klimpe recipient Juan Alejo Holy detailing such baseball fundamentals as the cualbo famil the dedication to with a two-out in the ed are invited to spen da on symboliz improv- Trinity single 24th fielding hitting baserunnin slidin piayin life for the * * * * in Lon Beach at WheelAmerica, the third ing the quality of physical th infield, playin the outfield, pitchin and for which Mr. was w annual March of Dimes wheelchair-a-thon. challenge Klimpe catching The more West Hempste won the 7ot annual Port for youth ages 15-1 tape, known. Th 12-kilometer route begi at 10:3 a.m. Invitational Track Meet last than two years in the makin is part of Ma- will Voice of Washingto at Boulevard on the Beach The award be presente b Baseball& effort to Lafayett Lon week with total of The Rams’ first jor promote yout Direc- 5 points. boardwalk on Sunda May 22. the Physical Challenge Marketin aseball.Le team title brok a string of four consecutive b Citibank and tor Ann Levitt at 10 a.m. the send a check Sponsore co- wins for Garden City. Manhasset was second To obtain a copy of video, the Voice of the Physically WheelAmerica is similar to March of o b Challenge Farmingdale third, Garden City fourth, or money order $19.9 to Major Leagu Wheel/America Dimes WalkAmerica, except that all par- give p ysi challenge Westbury 5th, North Shore 6th, Port Baseball, Box 88 . New Jerse 0865 individuals and the ticipants must be in wheelchairs. Loaner and organization opportuni- Washington 7th and Glen Cove 8th in the 1 The cost includes postage handling so tha able- ty to raise funds so that future generations chairs are available at the event orders are team field The onl new meet recordin the Telephon accepted by callin will have a better chance of born bodied individu, tin, un, bein was a 8 inch (800 saan ge ‘shir boys.competition 1 foot, pol 543-780 healthy . New York Police Aareof Citibank, At WheelAmerica, courtesty andar to: eam City on cligible The NY. Mets Drive to Strike Out Officer Steven McDonald of Malverne, will other great prizes based the-amounit of Hunger need have off to a Area alon well aver one million peopie receive the George Klimpel Memorial money the raise in sponso pledge The New York Mets gotten The York Mets’ food Award, The March of Dimes expects to raise up- fast start in their drive toward the National food assistance. New drive an role focusin at- The award is named for Georg Klimpel wards of +15,00 to fun research into causes Leagu pennant. This month the will take play important b birth and educa- drive, sixth annual tention on this problem.” a Nassau County Corrections Officer who and cures of genetic defects, a bi step in another their for healt and the hunger in New York. The five food drives produce was killed in the line of duty in December tion professional genera food drive to fight previous of food for New 198 An advocate for the disabled and fo all public about goo pre- wellness. On Thursda May the Mets will host 20,000 pound hungry for when th ask Yorkers, Goldman, the Executive Direc- children, Mr. Klimpe was the grandfath of For more information or to register Athletes Against Hunger Day, Jerr March tor of Athletes has seta go Lon Island March of Dimes Poster Child WheelAmerica, call the Lon Island their fans to donate cans of nutritious foo Agains Hunger for this Megh Coutieri, of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation at to benefit the hungr Prior to.the 7:3 p.m. of 5,000 poun year’ program. Mets’ However, he make it clear that muchmore Mr. McDonald was chosen as this year’ 496-210 gam against the San Francisco Giants, the battle wives will be in position at the gates to col- must be don to win against Yorkers to lect the cans of food from fans. hunge “We want New respon To Benefit ~ Golf and Tennis Outin Librar The wives will be joined b volunteers not onl b bringin cans of foodto the game, from Coalitions of but by supporting local food pantries The date for New York Institute of tion at 6 p.m., followed b dinner at 7, dur- Boroug enicy Pantries. The coalitions will distribute the througho t year. Many peopl give dona- Technology’ First Annualf Golf and Tennis ing which time door prizes and other prizes awarded. food the five borough to hungr tions of food during the Holiday Season. Un- Outing is approachin b the col- and trophies will be througho New Yorkers. fortunately that food is used up very quick lege’ Board of Overseers, the outing will be NYI President Dr. Matthew Schur will David Cone, the ly and the need continues. W also ask New held at the Cedar Brook Club in Old young, right- conclude the evening festivities with the flame-thrower of the Mets, is the team’s Yorkers to urge their politica representative Brookville on Monda May 23 and will honor of the “Presidental Medal” to for this David feels the president candidates to address the the Board’s chairman emeritus, noted Long spokes year’ program. an pescnonored Charle P. Buckel in recogni- a hidden in our issue of and find a anent solu- Island business and community leader, guest that hunge is largel proble hung tion of years of service tothe colleg and the ‘Americans do not seem tobe tion to this intolerable oroti Charles P. Buckle country, fully Lon Community. that millions of our suffer For further information call 433-24 Proceed of the event will benefit the Island aware neighbo and Gertrude Wisser Memorial from hunge In the New York Metropolitan . George There are still openings for gol and ten- tobe constructed on the college Old for ra nis enthusiasts; the cost is $200 per person Westbury Campus th full da of events, includin green fees, Festivities with buffet brunch, 10:30 go carts, refreshments, luncheon, cocktail followed tee-off at noon. Li- to 11:45 a.m., b dinner and prizes. Or, #100 per person refreshments available are throughou pafor th cocktail party and dinner. thea da and soda cheese fruit and hot dog will be served free of char at the “Half- For further information, contact Dr. House.” Michael M. D’Auria, Senior Vice President of Th event will close witha cocktail recep- Institutional Advancement, at 686-770

St. Mary’s Charity Classic - May 23 Sprin t here and sots St Mary’ 198 Chari- nis and paddl tennis will also be available. ty Classic. The date is Monday May 23. The St. Mary’s Charit Classi is sored b -place, the Plandome Country Club in Joh McKeown, Board Member, and St. Manhasset. Mary’s goo friend. For starting times call The da starts at a.m. Continental Joh at 627-36 For information onl call breakfast will be available from about 7:30. Madeline Manning at St. Mary’ Children and Lunch will be served from noon until three Famil Services, 921-08 - and dinner will be at seven. In between, at Raffle tickets are on sale You could win about five o' there will be a clam bar and NASSAU COUNTY EXECUTIVE Thomas 5. Gulotta, (right) and Dallas Cowhoys Center, $5,00 or one of many other generous cash hor d‘ouevres and the bar will be from Brian announce the Nassau County-Baldinger Youth Feotball Clinic for 1968. open prizes. And all the time of The teaching is for 9 16 of and will feature Hershel Walker, “noon until . clinic boys through years age ow “lift a life Drew Pearsen and other stars. For further information, call 542-4422 course, there will be golf with carts and cad- Take foursome! Hel many professional 542-4441. d fees included in your donation. Open ten- out of rough. or