Community Mourns Mayer Udell of London Jewelry

Volume XXIII No. 49 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 7/31/14 75C Community Mourns Mayer Udell of London Jewelry

T he Gold Coast community mourns the loss of Mayer Udell, who passed at the age of 96, on Tuesday, July 29th. Mr. Udell was well known in the community as an inspiring business man as well as a loyal family man. He came to the United states from Poland in 1939 and worked in his family’s sweater factory business. He mastered that business and opened two of his own factories in Bay Shore and the Bronx which were great successes. In 1946, he met Fran London and the two were married that year. Mr. Udell then sold the sweater factories and with Fran, took over the London Family jewelry business in Glen Cove. Together they had two sons, Dr. Ira Udell in 1947 and Mark Udell in 1951. Inspired by Charles London, Mayer and Fran expanded the business from a small clock and watch repair shop to a watch business that included ﬁne jewelry. Prominence and reputation allowed them to carry world-renowned brands in their store - eventually expanding the business to multiple stores. Tremendous family values and tra- Cherished great-grandfather to: Alex- Alper and Blake Udell. ditions were instilled at an early age not mannered,” Ira said, “but he was very ander, Avery & Austin Minsky, Sienna -KCH only at home, but in the family business. clear and direct about how he felt about Mayer’s vision for his family was to not things. If he thought you were taking the only excel in life and business, but also wrong approach to something, in a nice Courthouse Dedication To Suozzis to enjoy it to its fullest. “Doing the right way he would make sure you knew.” thing” and giving back to the community Serving his community and family was at the forefront of his values. was most important to Mr. Udell. He was Mr. Udell’s sons followed in their fa- a member of the Congregation Tifereth ther’s footsteps with care to the commu- Israel, Glen Cove, where he held mul- nity, as well as his values. Mark is now tiple positions: Ritual Chairman, House London’s chief executive. Ira is chair- Chairman, President of Men’s Club, man of the department of ophthalmol- President of Temple, Member of the ogy at North Shore University Hospital Board of Trustees. and Long Island Jewish Medical Center His philanthropic endeavors includ- in Manhasset, and chairman of ophthal- ed: Israel Bonds, UJA and Temple Tifer- mology at the Hofstra-North Shore LIJ eth. School of Medicine in Uniondale. Mr Udell is suvived by his beloved Both sons said their father never wife of 68 years, Fran Udell. Loving formally retired from London Jewelers, father to Ira Udell and daughter-in-law breakfasting every morning with Mark, Allyn Udell and Mark Udell & daughter- counseling him on business decisions in-law Candy Udell. Proud grandfather and doing some of the ﬁne engraving of Erin & Leigh Minsky, Randi & Scott and watch repairs. Alper, Jared & Riki Udell, Scott & Jes- “He was soft-spoken and mild- sica Udell and Zachary Udell.

On Sunday August 3rd at 3pm, the North Shore Historical Museum (140 Glen Street, Glen Cove) will ofﬁcially dedicate the 1907 Courthouse as the “Marguerite and Joseph Suozzi Building” in honor of their decades of public service to the people of the North Shore. The public is invited to the ceremony. Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 31, 2014

Glen Cove Chamber Of Commerce Glen Cove National Night Out August 5th Gives Back To The Community Downtown from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Proceeds From Culinary Delights Mayor Reginald Spinello, the City Council and the Police Department invite Donated To North Shore Sheltering Program everyone to this year’s National Night Out event in downtown Glen Cove. Na- tional Night Out is essentially a block party designed increase awareness, safety The Glen Cove Chamber of Com- ing comes from private donations only. and neighborhood unity while showcasing the importance of police-community merce held its Annual Culinary Delights Chairperson of the Culinary, Dr. Maxine partnerships and citizen involvement. and is pleased to announce a great suc- Cappel-Mayreis states “our donation is Glen Cove National Night Out will be held at the Police Department and ad- cess. As promised, the Chamber donat- contributed to help those in need, home- joining parking lot from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. There will be free food, refreshments, ed a portion of its proceeds to benefit the less during the brutal winter months”. face painting, bounce house, dunk tank, child ID kits, Police Department Tours, North Shore Sheltering Program. “It is from the concern of these men that and more. This Program has operated since the Chamber voted to lend a hand” added 1998 and is housed in the First Presbyte- President Mary Stanco. rian Church. It provides overnight stay, Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce showers, nursing volunteers, food sup- is one of the oldest organizations in the Ashley McAleer Selected as District plies and counseling. It is truly a com- City, established in 1920. Its mission is munity program and when one of its re- to enhance the health and profitability of II Lodge Queen cipients become self-sufficient, often he our Member businesses. Ashley McAleer, will be going to Adelphi University in the fall and is inter- returns to help out the Shelter. The fund- ested in being a Pediatric Nurse. She is the granddaughter of Past President James McAleer and Sister Madeline McAleer. Her mother is Sister Laurie McAleer. The pageant was held on Sunday, July 20,2014 at the Stewart Thomas Manor in Farm- ingdale NY. She was interviewed by the judges and competed with other District II Lodge Queens. She proudly represented Loggia Glen Cove #1016 and now holds the title of District II Nassau County Queen. She will be participating in our Huntington Columbus Day Parade and representing us at the New York City Columbus Day Pa- rade. Ashley is 17 years old. She is a Ballet Dancer and is interested in bringing awareness about childhood cancer.

Clammers Dispute ends in Arrest Phyllis Gorham (Executive Director), Mary Stanco (president), Betsy Simpson (First Presby- terian Church) Cantor Gustavo Gitlin (Congregation Tifereth Israel) and Dr. Maine Cappel- On Saturday July 26th Chief John the victims boat while they were in East Mayreis (Board Member) Testa and Lieutenant Graziose of the Hempstead Harbor off of Dosoris Pond. Glen Cove Harbor Patrol arrested John After the alleged violation of the Order, Mirabito while he was clamming in his Detective Van Allen was assigned the boat in West Hempstead Harbor. Ac- case. cording to Lieutenant Nagle, John Mira- The Detective notified the Nassau bito, age 60, of Shirley NY violated County Marine Bureau and alerted the The Gold Coast Gazette a Nassau County 1st District Order of Glen Cove Harbor Patrol and furnished 57 Glen Street, Protection that two other clammers had them with information regarding the de- Glen Cove, NY 11542 against him. The two clammers (victims) fendant. On July 26th the Nassau Ma- (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) were the same two people that the defen- rine Bureau notified Detective Van Allen dant John Mirabito allegedly pointed a that they believed that the defendant had Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen rifle at after arguing with them last year launched his boat from Tappens Beach St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the in the Harbor. Marina. Glen Cove Harbor Patrol Chief Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. The defendant apparently violated Testa and Lieutenant Graziose located Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., the stay away order on Saturday July the defendant in West Hempstead Har- Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. 19th after he used his boat to approach bor and arrested him without incident. Week of July 31, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3

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primarily Italian with a smattering of other ethnic groups. Charlie knew two Jewish lads in Astoria. They were common thugs and Bugsy Siegel wannabes, who were proficient street fighters with a propensity for gambling. Growing up Charlie thought these lads were rep- resentative of young Jewish males. At Stuyvesant his perceptions would be turned upside down. In Stuyvesant the vast majority of students and teachers were Jewish. The Jewish students were not thugs or gamblers, they were schol- ars who were serious about achieving a quality education and they were in the majority. Charlie, who was one of the very brightest students in Astoria, found that he was merely an average student at Stuyvesant because the school attracted This column features a life-altering the very smartest students from all five event that has had a great impact on a boroughs. senior citizen’s life, molding that person Charlie’s favorite subject was Biol- Show How Special Your Pet Is into who he or she is today. The people ogy. However, his teacher caught him A beautiful portrait interviewed are all members of the Glen cheating on an exam. Instead of chas- Cove Senior Center. tising and berating Charlie, his teacher of an important member It is noon on a Monday and the se- showed concern, a sense of disappoint- of your family to cherish forever. niors have gathered in the dining room of ment and interest in Charlie’s future. He the Glen Cove Senior Center as they do told Charlie not to worry; the test would weekdays to enjoy a tasty and nutritious be discarded and would not be averaged lunch. As is the practice, all rise to recite into his final grade, much to Charlie’s re- the Pledge of Allegiance and to sing, on lief. Through his high school experienc- this afternoon, “America the Beautiful.” es, Charlie garnered a deep respect for Prices starting Call for a As they sing, one male voice stands out Jews, an appreciation of scholarship and as low as Consultation above all others. It is strong, melodious a unquenchable thirst for knowledge. and as crystal clear as finely tuned caril- After graduating from high school, Char- $250 802-0215 lons. This harmonious voice belongs to lie would be the first member of his family Charlie. to attend college. He attended C.C.N.Y. The Scoopy Doo Plaza—175—177 Forest Avenue—Locust Valley, NY Charlie’s parents were born in north- for two semesters before transferring to ern Italy near the French border. As with Cortland State Teachers’ College in up- most immigrants, they settled near others state New York. He found the course of from their home village or region. Char- study at Cortland fairly easy and breezed lie’s parents had settled in the Bronx. It through. Charlie would graduate with a was there they met, fell in love and mar- major in English and receive his certifi- ried. His father, although uneducated, cation as a Teacher of English. was a skilled cement mason and one of After graduation, he lived in Man- the first members of the newly organized hattan and worked at Stern’s Brothers Editor and Publisher cement masons’ union. Eventually his Department Store. It was there that he Kevin C. Horton father saved enough money to purchase met his first wife. Soon after he ob- Photographers a 6-family apartment building in Astoria, tained a position as an English teacher at Oceanside High School. He remained Peter Budraitis Queens. His father was no longer a blue- collar laborer but was living the Ameri- at Oceanside for 30 years until his retire- Richard Wilson Jr. ment at age 55 in 1985. He moved to Art Director can dream as a property owner and land- For lord. the idyllic Village of Sea Cliff in 1970 Milkenia Horton Charlie had one older sister and two and married his second wife, Carolyn, Circulation Manager younger sisters. None of the sisters had in 1972. Prior to retiring he purchased Robert J. Horton Gazette aspirations of achieving a college edu- Thompson’s Bookstore on Sea Cliff Layout Design cation. As daughters of a middle class Avenue. He was thoroughly happy and Jackie Comitino working family, the girls were groomed in his element surrounded by the books Staff Writers advertising for marriage and families of their own. that he cherished, discussingliterature John C. O’Connell Charlie, on the other hand, was a top stu- with his regular clientele and suggesting reading material to others. He was still Brenda Weck dent in elementary school. He dreamed of achieving a high school education the consummate educator, motivating Gene Auciello information visitors to his establishment to embrace Carol Griffin as a prerequisite to a college degree. His zoned school was Bryant High the written word and escape the here and Matthew Ross call School. As a matter of prestige, Charlie now via passages painted by the words Sports Editor took and passed the entrance exam for of noteworthy authors. It was a sad day Robin Appel Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan. for Charlie in 2006 when the building Gazette logo designed by Stuyvesant was one of four specialized housing his book emporium was sold artist Janice Leotti 671-2360 high schools in New York City created and Charlie’s second vocation came to Patricia Campbell Horton by Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia in the an end. Publisher Emeritus 1930s. Stuyvesant, Bronx High School Once more he would have to reinvent of Science and Brooklyn Tech stressed himself. Today one can find Charlie at mathematics and science and the High the YMCA practicing pilates or jogging 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 near the grounds or signing in the Gold- e-mail: [email protected] School of Music & Art concentrated on fine arts and instrumental and vocal mu- en Voices Chorus at the Glen Cove Se- Phone: 516-671-2360 sic. Charlie made the decision to attend nior Center. He is still passionate about KCH Publications, Inc. Stuyvesant High School. literature. Does he own a Nook or Kin- All rights reserved Attending Stuyvesant would change dle? No; he finds that physically turning his life and destiny completely. The pages in a bound book makes the reading population of students and teachers at experience more pleasurable and Charlie Stuyvesant shocked Charlie, to say the always has a book within easy reach. least. His neighborhood in Astoria was Week of July 31, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club Receives Grant from Regal Entertainment Group As part of Regal Entertainment Group’s Summer Movie Express, Regal treated 146 children enrolled in the Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club’s summer program to enjoy The LEGO movie at UA Cinema in Westbury on Wednesday, July 23. The outing was made possible through a partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America and Regal Entertain- ment Group who provided the Club with a $1,500 grant to help compensate the majority of the costs associated with the outing. The grant also requires members to participate in a learning activity as part of the movie going experience. Club members are creating artwork based on Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club members en- the LEGO movie. joyed The LEGO movie at UA Cinema in The Regal Cinemas Grant and the Westbury thanks to a grant from the Regal learning activities associated with the Entertainment Group. grant is in keeping with the Club’s Sum- mer Travel Through Time theme and Summer Brain Gain efforts, —a Boys & Girls Club program designed to prevent summer learning loss and foster critical creative-thinking skills. Summer learning losses can stack up year after year, causing low-income children to fall further and further behind, ultimately en- dangering their chances of high school graduation. “We are committed to pre- venting summer learning loss among our members and we can do so by providing kids with ample opportunities to learn while having fun. We are grateful to organizations like Regal Cinemas who Our Club is extremely active during the support our cause and offer us unique summer season, so we’re always grateful Mayor’s Snapper Derby Saturday, August 23 ways teach our kids,” said Franca Trun- for opportunities that combine fun with zo, GCBGC Director of Operations. engaging learning activities that help our Come to Pryibil Beach Pier for a Reely Good Time

“Regal Entertainment Group is young people stimulate their minds dur- proud to partner with local Boys & Girls ing the summer break.” Mayor Reginald Spinello is pleased to announce that the annual Mayor’s Clubs through these grants to cover their The grant agreement requires the Snapper Derby will be held on Saturday, August 23, rain or shine at the Pryibil costs such as transportation and snacks,” Club to pay $1 admission fee per mem- Beach Pier. said Ken Thewes, Chief Marketing Offi- ber to the theatre. A portion of these pro- Snapper Derby Registration is only from 8:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Parents are cer for Regal Entertainment Group. “Re- ceeds will go to the Will Rogers Institute urged to make sure to register their children in the proper age group: Junior gal believes that this summertime series promoting and funding medical research Division, ages 6-10 years old; and the Senior Division ages 11-16 years old. for kids helps to instill a love of movie- of cardiopulmonary diseases, purchasing Every child must bring along a rod and reel. going and inspires the imagination of the neonatal ventilator equipment for medi- While supplies last, all participants will receive a “Glen Cove Mayor’s Snap- next generation.” cal facilities across the country and by per Derby” tee-shirt; a hot dog and soda; and a raffle ticket for prizes. Trophies “This is a great opportunity for our educating the general public on topics of will be awarded in both the Junior and Senior Division as well as to the Best Boys & Girls Club members, and they health and fitness. Angler. couldn’t be more excited about being se- To learn more about the summer lected for Regal Entertainment Group’s program, contact Director of Operations Please note: all prizes will be given out at the end of the Derby and winners Summer Movie Express,” said Melissa Franca Trunzo at 516-671-8030 ext. must be present to claim their prize Rhodes, GCBGC Executive Director. 105. Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 31, 2014 ’ Gold Coast Diary :00am – VNA Health Assessment – An Membership at the Glen Cove Senior RN from Visiting Nurse Services will Center – 130 Glen Street/759-9610 - is take your blood pressure & answer any free and open to all seniors 60 years and health related questions you may have. older who are Nassau County residents. Stay for a healthy lunch afterwards at If you wish to participate in any of our noon. activities you must be a registered mem- by Kevin Horton ber – stop by the Site Manager’s office Friday, August 15th @ 12:45pm – Birth- – it only takes a few minutes! day Celebration – Even if your birthday SummerStrings! is not in August, join us to celebrate with Weekly Events: music from the Continentals. Junior Orchestra Concert Monday, August 11th @ 1:00pm- Mah SEA CLIFF LIBRARY PROGRAMS As a professional musician for 30 years and former public school orchestra Jongg & Scrabble Club – Come on in Tuesday, August 5th, Afternoon mov- teacher, Matthew Schneider loves the diversity of music styles that he gets to for lunch at noon or just join us for mah ies @ your library. Monuments men. A play, from rock to jazz to classical and country. Now the 26 elementary school jongg or scrabble at 1:00pm. World War II unit is asked to search for kids enrolled in Schneider’s SummerStrings! Junior Orchestra will appreciate stolen art and return the items to their that variety too. On August 6 at 6 p.m. the student ensemble, conducted by Sch- Tuesday, August 12th @ 10:00am – Cre- rightful owners. Starring George Cloo- neider and accompanied by other adult musicians, will perform three pieces at ative Arts – Whatever your creative craft ney, Matt Damon, John Goodman (rated St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Sea Cliff—the Beatles’ classic “Eleanor Rigby,” is, bring it on in and meet others with PG-13) 1: 15 Survivor’s “Eye of the Tiger,” and a country song called “Fiddles on Fire,” dur- similar interests. ing which kids will improvise solos. “It is not enough for kids to read notes,” Your Sea Cliff Llibrary now has passes says Schneider, who also teaches private music lessons at his studio throughout Wednesday, August 13th @ 9:00am – to Cradle of Aviation, Old Bethpage Vil- the year. “I want them to tell a story with their music!” Join Schneider and his Seniorobics – Fran leads us for an hour lage Restoration, Intrepid Air, Sea and students at the August 6 concert to hear what they have to “say.” of exercise. Have some fun & burn a few Space Museum, Old Westbury Gardens, calories. Nassau County Museum of Art, Guggen- heim, LI Children’s Museum and the NSHM Exhibit on WWl Thursday, August 14th @ 10:00-12- Museum of Modern Art. The North Shore Historical Museum will exhibit artifacts of WWl from August 9 to November 11 2014, to commemorate the 100 years start of the "War To 2014 MORGAN PARK End All Wars." Museum board member Bob Staada has an extensive collection of artifacts which will be part of the exhibit, in addition to many other fascinat- SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL ing items of memorabilia. There will be several lectures of WWl during the time The 55th Season of the exhibit at dates and times to be announced. Free Concerts in the Park at 7:30 p.m. NSHM is open on Wednesdays from 2-6pm and Saturdays 11am-3pm or by special appointment, and is located at 140, Glen Street in Glen Cove. For further information visit northshorehistoricalmuseum.org SUNDAY, AUGUST 3 or call 516 801-1191. Tribute to the Band Chicago The Sounds of Society A Great program for High School Students The Junior Auxiliary Program at years that the volunteers put in, they Morgan Park overlooks the harbor at Germaine Street between Landing Road Glen Cove Hospital offers high school grow and mature and learn to under- and McLoughlin Street in Glen Cove. Bring chairs or blankets, and a picnic if students ages 14-17 an opportunity to stand and value life to a greater extent. you wish. Children are welcome. Please note that alcoholic beverages are not serve the community while familiariz- Community service credit is earned ing themselves with the varied career for their high transcript. Many of the permitted in Morgan Park. Call 516-671-0017 for information and updates. opportunities in the health care field. Junior Auxiliary Volunteers have been Rain location: St. Patrick’s Parish Hall, Pearsall Avenue, Glen Cove. Our volunteers come from various accepted to excellent colleges and communities near the hospital. universities such as: MIT, Cornell, The volunteers work in various Binghamton, Georgetown, American Website: morganparkmusic.org areas around the hospital such as the University and many others. Email: [email protected] admitting office, purchasing, central Binnie Meagher, Chairperson of services, emergency department, oc- the Junior Auxiliary Program said, cupation, physical and recreational "We continue to take students into therapies, pharmacy, and a greeter at the program as an outreach program the reception desk. to give them valuable life experiences Throughout the many hours and that we know they will take with them through life."

Sea Cliff Republican Club Mini Golf

Come and join the Sea Cliff Republican Club’s fourth annual Mini Golf Outing on Thursday August 28, 2014, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Bayville Adventure Park, 8 Bayville Avenue, Bayville. Fun for the whole family includes a light dinner and soft drinks for only $25.00 per person. Tee signs Behavior Modification are available for just $50. Checks are payable to Sea Cliff Republican Club, P.O. Box 86, Sea Cliff, NY 11579. For more information contact us Programs for all dogs. at (516) 578-6202 or [email protected]. Come join us! back2balancetraining.comt+VNQJOH t3VOOJOH"XBZ t%FTUSVDUJWF#FIBWJPS t1VMMJOHPO-FBTI t4FQBSBUJPO"OYJFUZ tBOENPSF 5IFXBZZPVSEPHJTUPEBZJTOPU IPXZPVSEPHIBTUPCFUPNPSSPX Week of July 31, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 31, 2014 Good Vibrations: Celebrates The Beach Boys, Friday, August 1st Good Vibrations will take the stage Hospital, North Coast Suburu, Avalon and media partner is The SUNY College For more information, call Glen on Friday, August 1st, to celebrate the Bay Communities, Kimco Reality, The at Old Westbury, OWWR Old Westbury Cove BID, 516-759-6570 or on the Web music of The Beach Boys, as part of the Downtown Café, The Glen Cove Print- Web Radio and OWTV Old Westbury at: http://www.glencovedowntown.org Friday night Downtown Sounds concert ery. Restaurant partner is The View Grill Television. series, in Glen Cove on Long Island’s historic North Shore Gold Coast. The series will run every Friday through Au- gust 29th. Direct from Las Vegas, Good Vibra- tions features a cast consisting of members from the touring bands of founding Beach Boys Brian Wilson and Al Jardine. More than just your typical tribute band, Good Vibrations brings the days of sun, surf and cars back to life with a full scale Las Vegas-style production experience. With all the famous guitar riffs, mel- odies and ocean-deep harmonies faith- fully recreated, this high-energy show is filled with signature hits of The Beach Boys, including: “Surfin’ USA,” “I Get Around,” “Help Me Rhonda,” “Califor- nia Girls,” “Couldn't It Be Nice,” “Koko- mo,” “Barbara Ann,” and of course, the group’s namesake classic, “Good Vibra- tions.” The free concerts are open air, at the Glen Cove Village Square, intersection of Glen and Bridge Streets. Shows begin at 7:30 and run until 9:30. There is ample free parking in the adjacent indoor and outdoor parking lots. The Downtown Sounds Concert Se- ries is presented by the City of Glen Cove and the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District. This year’s pre- senting sponsors are: Bethpage Federal Credit Union and Garvies Point. Other sponsors include American Commu- nity Bank, North Shore-LIJ Glen Cove Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club Honors The Macdonald Family At Their Annual Golf Tournament c o n t r i bu t i n g Clothing Sale and the Bake Sales. ception for both parents to work outside their time and Barbara followed in her footsteps the home,” said Barbara King. “While energy to build helping her mother as a girl and then later maintaining the athletics we remember, the Club we becoming President of the Volunteer As- the Club has adapted adding homework know today. sociation herself when her own children help, Money Matters and Digital Arts, As young joined the Club. She participated in Fash- among many other wonderful things.” boys, James and ion Shows, the Dinner Dance, the Clam Our Alumni do not take the Club for Robert joined Bake and Art Auctions. Barbara and granted, but understand that their con- the Club in the James have served on the Club’s Board tinued support is vital. “Our experiences late 1950’s. for over 20 years with James helping to at the Club as a family are a big part of The brothers landscape and maintain Club’s property. who we are today. I want to know that played foot- From those early days at the Club, the Club will still be around for years to ball, basketball James remembers most the strong sense come and I am happy to do what I can and baseball, of community when parents and children to make sure that this really happens.” attending the gathered each weekend to share in the Said James MacDonald. In particular, Club’s Summer fun of a sporting event. Robert remem- Grenville Baker’s Alumni and Friends Camp in Can- bers the friends he made and Mary the Golf Tournament provides a wonderful ada. They re- camaraderie encouraged by the Club. opportunity to support the Club and its member fondly Barbara has loved seeing the next mission while reconnecting some old Club Director generation Alec, Michaela, Heather, friends and introducing the new. Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club Woody Lewis and Coach Brian Hahn James and Allison participate in Club On Monday, September 15th, Sign is fortunate to have a steadfast group of and the life lessons these men taught on events whether enjoying athletics, the In, Breakfast and Practice on the Range loyal alumni and families who fondly re- the playing field. dramatic arts or an alumni BBQ. begin at 9:30 am and the Shotgun goes member their days at the Club. For the The MacDonald sisters, Barbara The MacDonalds share a strong off at 11:30 am with Lunch on the 2014 Alumni and Friends Golf Tourna- and Mary, participated in the cheerlead- feeling of pride in the Club and the role course. The Golf Tournament will be fol- ment on Monday, September 15th at the ing program, coming to all their Sunday their family has played in making it all lowed by a Cocktail Reception, Dinner, Muttontown Club, Grenville Baker is afternoon games. Their father was in- possible. While nostalgic about their Awards and a Raffle. For sponsorship happy to recognize all the achievements strumental in landscaping the back fields own memories and the important roles and underwriting opportunities and for and accomplishments of the MacDonald when the land was first secured by the their parents played in its early years, golf and dinner sign up, please contact family: Barbara (King), James, Robert Club. Their mother, May MacDonald, each honoree recognizes how the Club Christine Thomaides at 516-759-5437 x and Mary. All four honorees have dem- was a long time President of Grenville has evolved to meet the ever changing 11 or [email protected]. onstrated a strong commitment to the Baker’s Mother’s Club who cooked for needs of young people. “It is important Club and its kids. For the MacDonalds, the Club’s Banquet of Champions and that, as the world changes, the Club must it is a family affair of three generations volunteered for the Pizza Kitchen, the also change. Today it is no longer the ex- Week of July 31, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 Glen Cove Downtown Sounds 2014:

Acclaimed Saxophonist Richie Can- Glen Cove Village Square, intersection nata and His Band to Perform on Friday, of Glen and Bridge Streets. Shows be- August 8th gin at 7:30 and run until 9:30. There is Richie Cannata and his band will ample free parking in the adjacent indoor take the stage on Friday, August 8th and outdoor parking lots. as part of the Friday night Downtown The Downtown Sounds Concert Se- Sounds concert series, in Glen Cove on ries is presented by the City of Glen Cove Long Island’s historic North Shore Gold and the Glen Cove Downtown Business Coast. The series will run every Friday Improvement District. This year’s pre- through August 29th. senting sponsors are: Bethpage Federal Cannata is featured as the original Credit Union and Garvies Point. Other sax / keyboard player on Billy Joel’s ma- sponsors include American Commu- jor records and touring shows and often nity Bank, North Shore-LIJ Glen Cove returns to perform on stage with Joel. Hospital, North Coast Subaru, Avalon He has also performed with The Beach Bay Communities, Kimco Reality, The Boys, Bernie Williams, John Stamos and Downtown Café, The Glen Cove Print- Al Jardine and his captivating saxophone ery. Restaurant partner is The View Grill style can be heard on hundreds of mil- and media partner is The SUNY College lions of records around the world. at Old Westbury, OWWR Old Westbury Cannata opened Cove City Sound Web Radio and OWTV Old Westbury Studios in Glen Cove in the early ‘80s Television. and has produced albums for many of For more information, call Glen music’s headline acts. Cove BID, 516-759-6570 or on the Web The free concerts are open air, at the at: http://www.glencovedowntown.org Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 31, 2014

A. Hookah Lounges shall be prohibited Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, dur- Bart’s Celebrating 80 Years in all zoning districts within the City of ing regular business hours. Glen Cove. Local Law 04-2014 shall take effect im- Any person having a disability which mediately upon its filing in the Office of would inhibit attendance at, or partici- the Secretary of State. pation in, the hearing should notify the Tina Pemberton Village Clerk at least three business days City Clerk prior to the hearing, so that reasonable ------x NOTICE OF SALE efforts may be made to facilitate such at- SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF tendance and participation. NASSAU, EMIGRANT MORTGAGE Dated: July 7, 2014 COMPANY, INC., Plaintiff, vs. GER- BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF ALDINE KLIMASZEWSKI; JIM KLI- MASZEWSKI, ET AL., Defendant(s). TRUSTEES Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure BRUCE KENNEDY, MAYOR and Sale duly filed on December 22, MARIANNE LENNON, CLERK- 2008, I, the undersigned Referee will sell TREASURER at public auction at the CCP (Calendar ------x Control Part Courtroom) in the Supreme Court, 100 Supreme Court Drive, Mi- PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE neola, NY on August 19, 2014 at 11:30 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public a.m., premises known as 2 Abate Street, hearing will be held as to the following Glen Cove, NY. All that certain plot, matter: piece or parcel of land, with the build- ings and improvements thereon erected, Agency: Planning Board, Village Joe and his dad, Bart, cutting hair in 1962. situate, lying and being in the City of of Sea Cliff Glen Cove, County of Nassau and State Date: August 13, 2014 of New York, Section 22, Block 15 and Time: 8:00 pm Lot 103. Approximate amount of judg- Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff ment is $276,047.22 plus interest and costs. Premises will be sold subject to Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York provisions of filed Judgment Index # Subject: Application of Sean De- 011153/08. Pasquale, 39 Clinton Street, Sea Cliff for William F. Mackey, Esq., Referee a special permit to install a six foot high Knuckles, Komosinski & Elliott, LLP, 565 Taxter Road, Ste. 590, Elmsford, fence. Premises are designated as Sec- NY 10523, Attorneys for Plaintiff tion 21, Block 118, Lot 7 on the Nassau ------x County Land and Tax Map. NOTICE OF FORMATION of [Continued] application of Joseph Basile, Life Cycle Biologicals, LLC. Article of Jr., 76 Ransom Avenue, Sea Cliff for site Organization filed with the Secretary of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/13/2014. Of- plan approval to construct a second floor fice location: Nassau County. SSNY has addition and garage. Premises are desig- been designated as agent upon whom nated as Section 21, Block 147, Lots 38 process against it may be served. The and 41 on the Nassau County Land and Post Office address to which the SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against Tax Map. the LLC served upon him is C/O Unites At the said time and place, all interested States Corporation Agents, INC, 7014 persons may be heard with respect to the Family photo- Joe, Camella, Bart Mazzeo circa 1962. 13th Floor, Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY foregoing matters. All relevant docu- 11228. Purpose of LLC: to engage in any ments may be inspected at the office of lawful act or activity. Street address of the Village Clerk, Village Hall, 300 Sea Bart’s Barber Shop at 272 Sea Cliff Ave., Sea Cliff is a landmark to many. Eighty Principal Business location is: 57 Laurel Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, dur- years ago, Bart Mazzeo opened his business at 283 Sea Cliff Ave., Sea Cliff. In Ave, Sea Cliff, NY 11579. ------x ing regular business hours. 1962 he bought a building across the street and his son, Joe joined him in the shop. NOTICE Any person having a disability which Fifty-two years later the business is still going strong with Joe at the helm… So NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That would inhibit attendance at, or partici- many memories! Bart’s is still drawing new customers as families new to the area are the assessment roll for the Year 2014 pation in, the hearing should notify the drawn to the charm and ambience of a one of a kind treasure in our warm and and of the City of Glen Cove is complete. Village Clerk at least three business days welcoming village. A certified copy of said assessment roll prior to the hearing, so that reasonable will be on file August 1, 2014 at the of- efforts may be made to facilitate such at- fice of the City Assessor in the City Hall tendance and participation. of Glen Cove and will be open to public Dated: July 29, 2014 inspection from August 1st .- September BY ORDER OF THE PLANNING PUBLIC NOTICE 1st. Both dates inclusive. BOARD Sal Lombardi ------x LEGAL NOTICE hookah pipes including the inhala- City Assessor PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the ------x Glen Cove City Council adopted the fol- tion of higher concentrations of toxins than found in cigarette smoke. Hookah PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE lowing Local Law 04-2014-2013, at the Child Care Worker City Council Meeting of July 22, 2014: parlors have also been associated with PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public Local Law 04-2014 certain illegal and antisocial activities, hearing will be held as to the following (Part-time) RESOLUTION OF THE GLEN COVE including underage drinking and their presence in a community exacerbates the matter: CITY COUNCIL REFERRING THE Agency: Board of Trustees, Village The Melillo Center located MATTER OF AN AMENDMENT TO inherent dangers of tobacco use around in Glen Cove seeks a Child CHAPTER 280 (ZONING) OF THE nontobacco users, exposes children to of Sea Cliff CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES WITH smoking, and increases the potential for Date: August 11, 2014 Care Worker to work with RESPECT TO THE ADOPTION OF AN minors to associate smoking and tobacco pre-school age children. with a healthy lifestyle; and Time: 7:00 pm AMENDMENT TO THE GLEN COVE Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff Position will monitor, CODE OF ORDINANCES MAKING WHEREAS, The City of Glen Cove rec- supervise play time, HOOKAH LOUNGES A PROHIBIT- ognizes the dangers of smoking, in any Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York ED USE IN ALL ZONING DISTRICTS form, to the youth of the City and the Subject: To consider the applica- provide snacks, and THROUGHOUT THE CITY. public at large; and therefore tion of Cablevision Systems Long Island interact with 2-4 children WHEREAS, the purpose of the proposed BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Coun- from 9:30 am – 1:30 pm. cil hereby amends Chapter 280, Article Corporation for a Franchise Agreement Amendment is to ban and prohibit Hoo- for cable related services in the Village Interested applicants kah Parlors in all Zoning Districts in the X, to add Section 45.3- Prohibitions ap- should have child care City of Glen Cove; and plicable to all districts. of Sea Cliff. WHEREAS, the Amendment is in fur- Chapter 280 At the said time and place, all interested work experience. therance of the public health, safety and Article X- Districts Resumes should be email Section 45.3- Prohibitions applicable to persons may be heard with respect to the welfare of the City, and in the public foregoing matters. All relevant docu- to [email protected] or fax: interest. There are documented health all districts 516-759-5240. risks associated with the smoking of 280-45.3 - Prohibitions applicable to all ments may be inspected at the office of tobacco or other substances through districts the Village Clerk, Village Hall, 300 Sea Week of July 31, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 North Shore GLY Monuments Religious Store Plaques and Sandblasting Vestments Communities to Be Proud Of new chapter in life. I was so proud to QUALITY WORKMANSHIP honor Lisa as a Trailblazer for Women’s FOR FOUR GENERATIONS Chalices To The Editor, History Month and recently was thrilled It makes me proud to represent a to attend her open house and see what a Quality Granite In All Colors Pyxes district in Nassau with such good heart- great service she is offering. Work done in all cemeteries We can help you select by ed, hard-working, and dedicated people. In Sea Cliff, I recently had the plea- phone and deliver to any It takes an active population to make sure of participating in the senior center 759-2156 progress on anything, and I have had picnic. I got to talk to Jean Stratford, the location on L.I. the pleasure of meeting so many active chair of Sea Cliff’s Senior Action Com- Showroom: Call us at (516) 656-0330 people in recent days and attending their mittee. She told me about services that 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. 32-34 School Street moving events. They are among so many are offered for people 60 years of age Brookville, N.Y. 11545 great people who have put my district in and older. The Sea Cliff Senior Shop- Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm Glen Cove, NY a better condition for all of us. I could ping Bus takes Sea Cliff seniors every Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Open Mon-Sat 9-5 never list all the wonderful events I get Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. to a Glen Cove to be a part of. supermarket. There they have an hour For instance, Nancy and Jim Cowles and 15 minutes at the store or shopping of Port Washington have been serving the center. Even more impressive, they offer Obituaries community for a long time. Both having Free Transportation for Medical Care to Maria Itria Ciardullo T.J., Josie, Ava, Charlotte and Payton. long resumes, Nancy is a retired school seniors who call at least three days in CIARDULLO, Maria Itria (nee Faz- Prayer service at the Funeral Home of psychologist, a reading and ESL tutor, advance of a medical appointment at a zalari) of Glen Cove, NY on July 24, Dodge-Thomas, Glen Cove on Thurs- leading learning disability programs, and local doctor’s office or nearby hospital. 2014 age 98. Beloved wife of the late day, July 31st, morning. Visiting hours serves on the board of a child guidance Volunteer will pick you up at your home, Salvatore. Loving mother of Lina Ian- Wednesday, July 30th 3-5 and 7-9pm. association as well as a loan and schol- take you to your appointment and take nello (Giuseppe), Teresa Mangano (Roc- Interment Calverton National Cemetery. arship committee. She also created the you back home. They also offer things co) and Maria Concetta Alessi (the late www.DodgeThomas.com plan for special education currently used like Blood Pressure Testing by a Visit- Pasquale). in Port Washington Schools. Jim, who is ing Nurse on the second Friday of each Dear sister of Frank Fazzalari (Marie), David Maurinac an architect, does a lot of building work month at St. Luke’s Hall, Visits for Giuseppe Fazzalari (Alda) and Giusep- MAURINAC, David formerly of Glen for non-profit organizations, created the Homebound Seniors & Telephone Reas- pina Fazzalari (the late Antonio); pre- Cove, NY on July 16, 2014 age 72. first PYA soccer team that allowed girls surance by special volunteers who visit deceased by 4 sisters. Cousin of John Maurinac Jr. Reposed to play, and received the Paul Harris Fel- seniors who are unable to get out of the Proud grandmother of Maryann Clara at the Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas, low, the highest honor a Rotary Interna- house. Seniors living alone can receive a (Frank), Frank Mangano (Christine), Glen Cove. Interment service at St. Ray- tional Club can present to any member. morning call to ensure that all is well and Joseph Iannello (Liz), Rocky Mangano mond’s Cemetery, Bronx, NY. It was an honor to recognize the Cowles more. (Karen), Anthony Alessi (Rose), Joanie and learn about all their hard work at a Men, women, and even whole fami- Peters (Todd), Salvatore Alessi (Maria), Matthew P. McCabe recent Community Chest event. lies like these make our county what it Joseph Alessi, and Cristina Alessi. McCabe, Matthew P. of Glen Cove, NY Anthony and Laura Perfetti of Glen is, and I am truly proud to say that the Cherished great-grandmother of Nicho- on July 26, 2014. Beloved son of the Cove continue to organize incredible residents of this 11th Legislative Dis- las Mangano, Francesco Clara Jr., Chris- late Mary and Thomas McCabe. Loving fundraising for finding a cure for Neu- trict are doing a fantastic job. We are topher Mangano, Matthew Mangano, brother of Philip (Elizabeth) McCabe, rofibromatosis 1, a disease in which tu- very progressive in the way we construct Amanda Mangano, Nicole Mangano, Mary Ann (Scott) Markwell, Thomas mors grown on nerves, and a disease that our society and community. We look at Madison Peters, Marco Clara, Brendon McCabe, Brian McCabe and the late their 10-year-old daughter is fighting. all issues, attempt, and often succeed in Peters, Evan Peters, Giada Clara and Robert Emmett. Dear uncle of Patrick With the help of their 13-year-old son overcoming them. To be an elected rep- Luca Iannello. and Erin McCabe. Funeral Mass St. AJ, the family recently organized an- resentative of these people is an honor. Special Aunt of Frank Fazzalari Jr. (Don- Boniface Church, Sea Cliff, NY. Inter- other successful carnival to raise funds. To hear about people like the ones I na) and Joseph Fazzalari. Mass held at ment Holy Rood Cemetery, Westbury, With that money, we come closer to a have mentioned here, who do so much the Church of St. Rocco. Arrangements NY. Arrangements by Whitting Funeral cure for a terrible illness. I was glad to to improve the lives of others, reminds by Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home. En- Home. actually honor Laura as a Women’s His- me why I do my job, and inspires me tombment Holy Rood Cemetery. tory Month Trailblazer. Her strength and to remember that we all make a differ- Robert J. Neumeyer perseverance are an inspiration. ence. This small sample of all the hard Elena V Benson Neumeyer, Robert J. of Locust Valley, Lisa Cohn, a former business owner work going on in our communities is Benson, Elena V (Helen) on July 22, NY on July 25, 2014. Beloved husband of 30 years, a Rotary member, member just meant as an example of why I am so 2014, after a long illness. Beloved wife of Elizabeth. Loving father of Robert of the Glen Cove Chamber of Com- proud of our community. I would to say of the Late Robert E. Cherished mother (Myrna) and James (Mary) Neumeyer. merce, and a volunteer at DART (drug, congratulations to all of you out there of Elena Ganzenmuller (Peter), William Cherished grandfather of Robert, Ryan alcohol, rehab, treatment) program at who are doing such great community M.(Sara), David P. (Lorimer Burns). Pre- and Elizabeth Neumeyer. Dear brother Nassau County Correctional Center, and service. Thank you very much. Nassau County Legislator Delia deceased by children Christine Pell and of Dolores Shea, John Neumeyer and the sold her business to dedicate her time to DeRiggi-Whitton Robert E Jr. Loving Grandmother of ten late Patricia Neumeyer. Also survived a program called Living Water for Wom- and Great Grandmother of ten. Graduate by many nieces and nephews. Funeral en. Living Water helps formerly incar- of Adelphi University. She was an avid Mass at St. Gertrude’s RC Church, Bay- cerated women prepare themselves and Bridge player and enjoyed reading the ville, NY. Interment Locust Valley Cem- triumph over issues that come with their Bridge columns from many newspapers. etery, Locust Valley, NY. In lieu of flow- Funeral arrangements private. Memo- ers contributions may be made to Locust rial Gifts may be made to the Glen Cove Valley Fire Department, 228 Buckram Boys and Girls Club, 113, Glen Cove Road, Locust Valley, NY 11560. Ar- Avenue, Glen Cove, NY 11542. rangements by Whitting Funeral Home. COLORIST WANTED Dolores A. Smith SMITH, Dolores A. formerly of Glen Est. North Shore Barber Shop looking for a skilled colorist to complement our Cove, NY on July 25, 2014. Beloved other services. wife of Michael (“Bud”). Step-mother of Make your own hours. Michael (Angela). Dear sister of Mary E-mail response to Joe at [email protected] Lou Johnson. Grandmother of Julia, Mi- chael and Erin. Great-grandmother of Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 31, 2014 Answer to last weeks Crossword

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 S L A W V O T E T E E U P 14 15 16 H USH E MIR I NURE 17 18 19 I LIA N APS N ORIA hired him as a contract player in 1930. 20 21 22 A LFREDHITCHCOCK He played everything from lead actor to 23 24 sidekick and would often provide com- F LEA R AH 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 edy relief. He appeared in more than 150 F A C ADE B L AT A A H 33 34 35 films and TV productions and worked I MAGE S LIT A MMO with almost every star at Warner Bros.. 36 37 38 F EDERI COFEL LINI He was a very close friend of James Cag- 39 40 41 ney and appeared in more Cagney mov- E NDS L UBE A EGIS 42 43 44 ies than any other actor. He appeared S TY A IDS E NROOT 45 46 with Cagney in eleven films between E RA G NAT 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 1932 and 1953. Some of those films in- J O H NSCH L ESINGE R clude, “The Crowd Roars” (1932), “Here 55 56 57 A MATI Y ETI E ASE Comes the Navy” (1934), “Devil Dogs in 58 59 60 the Air” (1935), “A Midsummer’s Night G IVEN P AIL S IAN 61 62 63 Dream” (1935), “The Roaring Twenties” S TERE E RNE S TUD (1937), and “The Fighting 69th” (1940). They remained close friends until their deaths. Child Care Worker (Part-time) Last Week’s Celebrity The Melillo Center located in Glen Cove seeks a Child Care Worker to work Born in Homestead, Pennsylvania, Born Annie Carmichael, last week’s with pre-school age children. on May 23, 1898, our celebrity came celebrity was Anne Jeffreys. Not only did Position will monitor, supervise play time, provide snacks, and interact with 2-4 from a theatrical family. His parents ran she share the limelight with her husband, children from 9:30 am – 1:30 pm. a stock theatre company and as a young Robert Sterling, on the 1950s sitcom Interested applicants should have child care work experience. child he performed on stage. His broth- “Topper”, they also appeared in 1957,on Resumes should be email to [email protected] or fax: 516-759-5240. er Matt and sister, Kitty, performed an one of the first episodes of the long-run- act with him by the time he was ten ning TV western, “Wagon Train” with years old. However, the family quit the Ward Bond and Robert Horton. They stage about 1930. Another brother, Ed, also appeared together in the 1960s on BARBER/STYLIST WANTED became a stage manager and agent in the TV sitcom, “Love, American Style”. Vintage Barber Shop in Charming North Shore Village, Est. 80 years, looking New York. He debuted on Broadway in After a semi-retirement in the 1960s, she for one talented barber or stylist with an eye to the future. Following perferred. the “Fall Guy” in 1925. Warner Bros. appeared on “L.A. Law”, “Murder, She Make your own hours. Saturday a must. Wrote” and was nominated for a Golden Great opportunity. Globe for her work in “The Delphi Bu- Respond to joe at [email protected] for interview. reau” (1972). From 1984 to 1985, she starred in the short-lived Aaron Spelling series “Finder of Lost Lives”. She also appeared on “Baywatch” as David Has- selhoff’s mother, and also had a recur- ring role in the 1980s night time soap-op “Falcon Crest”, as “Amanda Croft” with Jane Wyman. In 1979, she guest starred as “Siress Blassie” in the “Battlestar Ga- lactica” episode, “The Man With Nine Subscribe today to the Gold Coast Gazette’s special E-edition Lives” as the love interest of “Chame- leon”, a part played by Fred Astaire. She Name: ______was the last person to dance with Mr. Astaire on screen. Address: ______Her most recent career has been in daytime TV. Since 1984, she appeared in the soap-op “General Hospital” and City: ______State: ______Zip: ______that show’s spin-off “Port Charles”, as wealthy socialite “Amanda Barrington”. Phone Number: ______That character last appeared on screen in 2004. Mrs. Sterling and her husband had three children and he passed away, at the Credit Card #: ______exp. ______age of 88, on May 30, 2006. Anne cel- ebrated her 91st birthday on Jan. 26th. Email: ______Correct Callers Check One Don Adams, Mario Moccia, Will and Regular Rates: 1 Year $14.95 2 Years $24.95 3 Years $34.95 Babs Hutchins, Anna Moore, Roberta Pezza, Caroline, Kleeman, Subscribe online via our web site at www.goldcoastgazette.net

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Reptile Roundup by Myles Mellor and Sally York - Ann DiPietro 12345 6789 10 11 12 13 Dear Great Book Guru, ferent character’s point of view. We meet 14 15 16 I was at a wonderful concert last week Alice in the opening story as a teenager at the Bitter End in Manhattan: Anti- and follow her over forty years to meet 17 18 19 gone Rising with Sea Cliff’s own Kris- her again in the closing story which is ten Henderson and Nini Camps. Much her husband’s. In between we read of a 20 21 of Sea Cliff was there to join in the fun sadistic dance instructor, an Italian poet and, sure enough, during a break in the from the sixteenth century, an American 22 23 24 25 music, a group next to me started dis- missionary caught up in the Boxer Rebel- cussing their book club’s latest pick- a lion of 1906, and a French widower liv- 26 27 28 29 30 31 collection of linked short stories that ing through the tumultuous 1960’s. Each spanned eleven centuries. It sounded so different but all sharing a common 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 intriguing…any thoughts? longing: the longing to be complete- an 41 42 Fan of Antigone Rising idea of heaven. 43 44 Dear Fan, I too am a great fan of Antigone Rising 45 46 47 and so enjoyed that sense of the move- able feast that is Sea Cliff. IDEAS OF 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 HEAVEN: A RING OF STORIES by Joan Silber is indeed a perfect choice for 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 a book group. Each story stands alone but minor characters in one emerge as 63 64 65 major players in the next with many fas- 66 67 68 cinating linkages and all told from a dif- 69 70 71

Innovation is Blooming at the Glen Across 12. Ziti, e.g. 1. Strong woody fibers 13. Early role for Madonna Cove Senior Center 6. Basilica part 18. “Rocky ___” have contributed. 10. Inclines 19. Gunk 14. Open, as a toothpaste tube 23. Galley notation “The Herb 15. Candle part 24. Civic competitor Garden has been 16. Son of 11-Down 26. Mouth, slangily designed to bring 17. Dangerous one 27. Hot spot out the gardener 20. Dweller on the Red Sea 28. Earthen pot in all of us, and 21. Dragonflies 29. Bit attachment to remind us that 22. “Rock the Boat” music 31. Fed. agency no matter how 25. Italic language 33. Bio bit old you are you 26. God with a hammer 34. Delhi wrap can always grow. 30. Medicinal balsam 36. “Say what?” We have a garden 32. Liberator 37. Sea eagles team chaired by 35. Gather stalks 38. Away from port Barbara Stango 41. Women’s accessories 39. Clothe and Mercedes 43. Power tool 40. Latin 101 verb Morales who wa- 44. Abundance 42. Regrets ters and cares for 45. Like some hands 46. ___ hygienist the herbs, and 47. Fill to excess 48. Bottomless pit we will eventu- 48. Tropical soapberry tree, var. 49. Angler’s basket ally start making 53. Stand 50. Eucalyptus eater lavender sachets 56. Expand 51. Premature By Laurie Huenteo for homebound 58. Native American 52. Old Tokyo seniors, using the different mints in our 63. 1985 Rourke film 54. Destroy teas, and incorporating the various herbs 66. Auction off 55. Caterpillar, for one For those of you who are not famil- 67. Detective, at times 57. New newts iar with the Glen Cove Senior Center, it into our luncheon menu. We also hope to use the garden for sensory stimulation 68. Like the flu 59. Colorado resort is a Center that does not sit still. There is 69. Do in 60. Site of the Taj Mahal always a new program, lecture, or event for our population struggling with de- mentia”, said Carol. 70. Go downhill 61. Rime being added, and July 24th was no ex- 71. Resembling wings 62. Just If you have a few minutes, please ception. Carol Waldman, Executive Di- 64. Get going stop by. We would love to give you a rector, took an old dilapidated deck, put a Down 65. Antiquity, in antiquity new awning on it, and created a Heritage tour of how we are using our newest 1. In use Herb Garden to honor the varied back- space so that you can experience the en- 2. Frank or Francis grounds and rich cultures of our partici- ergy of love that emanates from the gar- 3. Shell game pants. The Senior Center is ﬁlled with den and the entire Center. 4. Appropriate diversity, and celebrates that in a variety 5. Drop of ways. The newest is a representation Fenney; Angus Towse, Herbalist; and Diane 6. Barley bristle of herbs from all around the world. The 7. Depression Heritage Herb Garden is brimming with 8. Teach Cinnamon Basil, Lavender, Chocolate 9. Squeezed (out) Mint, Sweet Myrtle, Pineapple Sage, and 10. Graceful fliers Yarrow, as well as a variety of ﬂowers 11. Father of 16-Across and decorations to which our members Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 31, 2014

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Left to right: James Hall; Debbie McCalla; Jack Canarick; Natalie Meyer; Paul Canarick; State Senator Carl Marcellino; Mayor Reginald A. Spinello; City Councilman Mike Famiglietti; Ross McCalla; and Jean Canarick.