Mayor Spinello Recognizes Musician Richie Cannata Honorary Street Dedication

Volume XXV No. 44 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 7/14/16 75C Mayor Spinello Recognizes Musician Richie Cannata Honorary Street Dedication

At a special ceremony last week, Mayor Spinello presented Cannata with the key to Glen Cove and named the downtown intersection of Bridge, School and Glen Streets as “Richie Cannata Place” for the City’s summer music season. Cannata, a multi-talented musician, studio owner, Long Island Music Hall of Fame inductee and cancer survivor was honored for his many professional and personal accomplishments. “Richie is a driving force in the music industry and it is a privilege to celebrate his contributions Richie Cannata steps up to see his new to Glen Cove by naming a street after honorary street sign supported by family him and giving him the key to our City and friends. (photos by Tony Gallego) as we hope he continues to unlock great musical talent in our community, “said Joined by his wife, sister, children, Mayor Reggie Spinello. grandchildren, family and friends The sign will appear throughout Glen Cove musician Richie Cannata Glen Cove’s Downtown Sound summer received special recognition from Glen concert series including Mr. Cannata’s Cove Mayor Reggie Spinello for his August 12th performance with the Lords Richie Cannata holds the key to the City of Glen Cove underneath his honorary street contributions to the City’s music heritage. of 52nd Street. sign. (photo by Tony Gallego) Glen Cove’s Piazza Project: City Takes Next Steps for Eminent Domain as Progress Stalls Long the topic of conversation among Glen Cove residents and downtown business owners, over the past year progress on the City’s Piazza development has been stagnant. While phase one of the Piazza project got off to a start with opening of Panera Bread last summer, the development has not moved forward with its promised plans for continued demolition and the start of construction. “This developer has held the City hostage for far too long and the property is an eye sore,” said Reggie Spinello, Glen Cove Mayor and Chairman of the Industrial Development Agency (IDA). “The Piazza is a vital component of the future development of Glen Cove and to say we are disappointed with their lack of progress is an understatement.” To address this situation, the IDA has

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(photo by Bob Canavan-Gill Associates Photography) Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 14, 2016 Glen Cove’s Piazza Project: City Takes Next Steps for Eminent Domain as Progress Stalls Glen Cove Senior Center Upcoming Events continued from cover he’s made to the City, we will stop these Membership at the Glen Cove Senior Center is free and open to all seniors 60 proceedings,” said Peebles. years and older who are Nassau County residents. Our ongoing weekly classes embarked on a path towards eminent In addition we have notified the owners include painting, exercise with the YMCA, Tai Chi, chair yoga, brain boosters, domain as the ongoing delays, notices of of two other parcels within the Village walking club, choral group, dancercise, tap dancing, mah jong, line dancing, violations and lack of developer action Square boundaries that their property and many more. Stop by the Site Manager’s office to register - you need to to address the project’s issues are placing will also be subject to the eminent be registered to participate in any of our activities. Need a ride? Bus service an unfair burden on Glen Cove residents domain process. is available from/to our “catchment area” upon request. The Center is open and businesses. “It’s been one broken Glen Cove’s Village Square is a prime Monday to Friday, 9-5, and serves a nutritious lunch at noon. Visit us at 130 promise after another – and enough is location that attracts many potential Glen Street, Glen Cove, online at www.glencoveseniorcenter.com, or call for enough,” said Deputy Mayor and IDA businesses and is the backdrop to more info (516) 759-9610. Executive Director, Barbara Peebles. countless community and cultural This is private property and not a public/ activities, parades, musical events, Glen Cove Senior Center private partnership, therefore we are and celebrations. “We look forward to 130 Glen Street left with limited options. “At this point moving the process along in a productive 759-9610 and in the best interests of our residents and mutually beneficial manner,” said and local businesses we had no choice Mayor Spinello. Week of August 1st - Special Events than to start the process for eminent domain.” Eminent domain authorizes About the Glen Cove Piazza TAI CHI W/SPENCER GEE the government and certain quasi- Monday, August 1st @ 1:00 pm governmental bodies to acquire property Jobco Realty’s Glen Cove’s Piazza for a public use, benefit or purpose. In project was approved by the Glen Cove CIRCLE OF FRIENDS-DINNER AND MARIE MICHELE PERFORMING this case the Glen Cove IDA has the Planning Board in 2011 and is slated to FRENCH CHANSON & JAZZ OR BOGGLE YOUR MIND WITH THE power to seek condemnation of the re-develop a blighted area of Glen Cove’s MEMORY FITNESS CENTER property, identify a developer that would downtown community. According to the Tuesday, August 2nd @ 6:00 pm purchase the property and deliver on the development’s web site, the beautifully project. According to Peebles and in designed mixed use development will HEALTHY COOKING DEMONSTRATION WITH CHEF TONY AND accordance with the eminent domain feature a 12,000 square foot decorative JESSEICA, NORTHWELL procedures on April 26, 2016 the IDA brick plaza, 110 rental units (10% will be Wednesday, August 3rd @ 12:45 pm voted to approve the release of RFP to affordable housing), and 25,000 square appraise the property and selected the feet of new retail shops, restaurants, GOLDEN VOICES REHEARSAL W/BETTY QUARTUCCIO appraiser on May 24, 2016. On June 24, and services. A key component of the Thursday, August 4th @ 11:00 am 2016 the IDA released its “Expression revitalization will be linking downtown of Interest” to potential developers. A Glen Cove to the waterfront. Demolition MONTHLY BREAKFAST requirement was included that provides of the pre-existing buildings began in Friday, August 5th @ 9:00 am for an open public space to benefit the 2014 and residents got their first taste community as well as encouraging of what the Piazza will offer with the A delicious, hot, healthy lunch is served every day at noon. Consider joining us the consideration of an entertainment opening of Panera Bread Restaurant in before/after one of our special events. component. May, 2015. Since that time, the project “Via a written correspondence I have has not moved forward due to various notified the developer, Michael Puntillo, circumstances including the developer’s that we are working on a parallel path legal and potential financial challenges. and if he makes good on the promises Glen Cove Board Holds Annual Reorganization Meeting

Members of the Glen Cove City School District Board of Education held its annual reorganization meeting on July 7 at Finley Middle School. During the meeting, newly elected trustees David Huggins and Alexander Juarez took their oaths of ofﬁce. The group also elected Amy Franklin as president and reelected Maureen Pappachristou as vice president. The next Board meeting will be held on Aug. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Finley Middle School.

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Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., Christopher Venator from Ingerman Smith, L.L.P. swears in newly elected trustee Alexander Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. Juarez. Week of July 14, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016 Recognized New Pool Table at Glen Cove Scholarship and Award Recipients Youth Bureau Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016, Order Sons The Lorenzo Martone Family Perpetual of Italy in America recently recognized Scholarship was presented to Lia Stanco; Thanks to the generosity of Sandy table to its new location. Summer Youth Scholarship, Dante Medal and Community The Scholarship in Memory of Marianna and Mike Erlich of New York City and Employment students were on hand for Service Awards at their last membership Crescimanno was presented to Domenick Maureen and Tab Hauser of Glen Cove, the delivery and could not wait to break meeting. Stanco, Jr.; The Loggia Glen Cove No. the Glen Cove Youth Bureau received a in the new table. Many thanks to The The 2016 New York State Grand Lodge 1016 Dante Medal for Excellence in Italian, donation of a beautiful new pool table. Erlichs and Hausers for their generosity Foundation Scholarship Recipients were: sponsored by the Carrera Family was Mr. and Mrs. Erlich recently sold their to Glen Cove youth. Photos courtesy of Kevin Grande received the Angelo & presented to Dayra Priscilla Panarello; The Sands Point home and needed to ﬁnd a Tab Hauser Kathryn Grande Scholarship in Memory Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016 Dante Medal new recipient for their pool table. Tab of Rose and Frank Della Ratta, the Angelo for Excellence in Italian, sponsored by and Maureen Hauser put the Erlichs & Kathryn Grande Scholarship in Memory Kathryn and Angelo Grande was presented in touch with the Youth Bureau and of Angelina & Ignatius Grande; Lia Stanco to Isabella Alessandrini; The Loggia Glen underwrote the cost of moving the pool received the Michael and Elizabeth Carrera Cove No. 1016 Dante Medal for Excellence Scholarship in Memory of Lisa Carrera, in Italian, sponsored by Peggy and James the District II Presidents’ Scholarship in McAleer was presented to Paige Bonavito Memory of Lisa Carrera and the Agnes and and The Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016 John Funk Scholarship in Memory of Sam Community Service Award, sponsored by DiTrapani; Julia Albanese received the Virginia and Angelo LaRosa was presented Enrico Fermi Scholarship in Memory of to Isabella Alessandrini; The Loggia Glen Pietro Scalamandre and the Paul Agnello Cove No. 1016 Community Service Award Scholarship in Memory of Fina Agnello; at Glen Cove High School was presented Alexandra Cefalu received the Martone to Christian Filipone and the Loggia Family Scholarship in Memory of Lorenzo Glen Cove No.1016 Community Service Martone and the Michael Valente Lodge Award at Locust Valley High School was No. 2667 Ed Buscemi Scholarship and presented to Arthur Babcock. Winston DeMartini received the Ascatigno, The following dignitaries were Guarino, Marino Rockland County in attendance: Carl Marcellino, New Educational Grant, the Michael & Betty York State Senator; Thomas Suozzi, Santoro Grant in Memory of Angelina representing Charles Lavine, New York Santoro and the Matthew DiFiore Grant. State Assemblyman; Delia DeRiggi The Graduate Scholarship Recipient was Whitton, Nassau County Legislator; Jonathan Galati, who received the Edward Pam Panzenbeck, representing Reginald Innella Family Graduate Scholarship Spinello, City of Glen Cove Mayor; in Education and the Peter R. Zuzolo Edward Ra, New York State Assemblyman Jr. Memorial Scholarship for Science and Carolyn Reres, Order Sons of Italy in Engineering or Technology. America, New York State President. This year the following local scholarships and awards were presented:

State Scholarship Recipients-Standing: Angelo Grande, New York State Scholarship Chairperson; Carolyn Reres, New York State President; Kathryn Grande, Past President. Seated: Portia Ryder, President; Alexandra Cefalu, Lia Stanco, Winston DeMartini, Jonathan Galati, not pictured Julia Albanese.

Local Scholarship AUTHOR VISIT Recipients; Standing: Carolyn Reres, New York State President, CHRISTOPHER BOLLEN --Orient Domenick Stanco, TUESDAY, JULY19, 2PM Jr., John Laruccia, Local Scholarship Christopher Bollen’s Orient is a richly drawn thriller set on Long Island’s Chairperson. North Fork. It is a gripping novel of culture clash, a well- Seated: Portia Ryder, crafted literary murder mystery. Come meet this bestselling author. President; Paige Refreshments will be served and a book signing will follow the talk. Bonavito, Lia Stanco, Christian Filipone Glen Cove Public Library and Dayra Priscilla 4 Glen Cove Avenue, Panarello. Glen Cove, New York 11576 516-676-2130 Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 14, 2016 Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce Present Check

By Tab Hauser where local businesses get to network. developmentally disabled adults. Board communitymainstreaming.org. Go to Each month a different host holds the member Alan Goldberg works with this www.glencovechamber.org for chamber Members of the Glen Cove Chamber meeting where they can discuss their own the organization and brought some of information and events. of Commerce recently held their monthly business in detail. At the meeting held at their members to the chamber’s annual meeting at the Atria Senior Living the Atria, the chamber presented a $250 culinary event held earlier this year. Glen Cove Chamber Board Members Center on Glen Street. This was part of check to the Community Mainstreaming For information on Community presenting check to Community the chambers regular monthly meetings Association. This organization helps Mainstreaming go to www. Mainstreaming Photo by Tab Hauser

North Shore Kiwanis Club Honors Anna Aureliano The North Shore Kiwanis Club is proud to recognize Anna Aureliano, graduating senior from North Shore High School, as the student of the month for May. With more than 300 hours of community service in a wide variety of projects and programs, Anna was honored at a dinner held at the Roslyn Swan Club on June 30th. As a student at North Shore High School, Anna was on the Editor and Publisher high honor roll for all 4 yrs, an AP Scholar, and the layout Editor for the North Shore Mosiac publication. Pictured is Anna with Kevin C. Horton her proud family: L to R: Mom Maria, sister Rosalia, Honoree Anna, Dad Leonardo, and Kiwanis President Roger Hill. Photographers Peter Budraitis Richard Wilson Jr. Art Director Milkenia Horton Circulation Manager Robert J. Horton Layout Design Jackie Comitino Staff Writers John C. O’Connell Brenda Weck Gene Auciello Carol Grifﬁn Matthew Ross Sports Editor Robin Appel Gazette logo designed by artist Janice Leotti Patricia Campbell Horton Publisher Emeritus

Four from Sea Cliff Justin Bellidora Receive Whitecaps Auto Electrician AUTO TRUCK and TRAILER

~ Complete Wiring ~All years, makes, models ~Trailer Rewiring/ lighting ~Troubleshooting. ~Positive Ground Tech ~HID-LED-NEON lighting ~Emergency Strobe Systems ~Snow Plow Electrical By Carol Griffin asked that I mention that all service members were fed well at no charge. ~Stereo Systems The Sea Cliff Bistro was abuzz with This candidate and his brother ran the ~Power Window and doors residents as four deserving candidates business for 50 years. were presented with Whitecap Awards In his life with his wife they raised for their extensive volunteer work given four children. The three boys followed Over 20 Years Experience to Sea Cliff, over the years. The first in their father’s footsteps and joined the Work- 516-671-0673 presenter was Jack Pierce who gave a Sea Cliff Fire Department. The candidate history of 92 year old John Di Stefano joined the fire department at the age of Cell- 516-644-1817 born in the Village. John resided in Sea 16 on November 7, 1945 during WWII. Classic Auto Body Cliff on Glen Avenue, graduated from He was recently honored for his 70 years 65a Glen Cove Ave. St. Boniface School and Sea Cliff High of service to the fire department. Glen Cove School. At age 18 he joined the Sea Cliff “Community service and being ready Fire Department on November 15, 1941, to lend a helping hand is part of this weeks before the beginning of WWII. third candidate’s character and why he tedious task of getting signatures, open Then after the tragic loss of Evie Haim, During the war, John joined the Air is being presented with a White Cap for residents to voice their opinions she stepped up as President of the Force and was an engineer/gunner on a Award tonight said Gwynne Lennon and listen even though he may have a Landmarks Association and continued to B17. After his time in the service he came with Mike Lennon. “Sometimes in the different perspective. chair the house tours and took on other back to Sea Cliff, married and raised a spotlight, often behind the scenes, we From 2000 to 2014 he served as a important projects like Sea Cliff’s Secret family on Downing Avenue. In 1946 he have seen him serve the community member as well as President of the Stairways project; she helped design and went into business with his brother Gene, for over 25 years. Kids have benefitted Architectural Review Board. His manage the restoration of the Central together they had a service station on from this man’s patience and kindness commitment to ARB involved long Avenue steps. About that time she was Glen Cove and Ransom Avenues. Over and learned to fish. Many members hours, tough and sometimes unpopular appointed to the Landmarks Preservation the course of 30 years they sponsored of the community were helped by his decisions. When his tenure was up he Commission and recently became its Little League teams with the name of pro bono legal work.” This man has joined the Sea Cliff Fire Department. chair. Sea Shell Service. John supported many helped his wife in “umptine” times Before closing, Gwynne almost forgot In addition, she is an active member of organizations in town and was a member being a de facto member of Sea Cliff’s how that Don started and ran the Sea the PTA, a volunteer with the Sea Cliff of the Sea Cliff Civic Association. Beautification Committee, weeding and Cliff Farmers Market for five years. Beautification Committee, as associate John was recently honored for serving clearing and helping in many memorable With all that said, Gwynne was happy member of the Good of the Village 75 years of active duty to the Sea Cliff events. In his office at the edge of town, to call up none other than Don Kavanagh Association and founding member of the Fire Department in which he was motor where alongside the restored façade to a hardy round of applause to receive Viking Foundation. In her spare time, chief. Jack asked everyone to join him are attractive plantings. He welcomes his Whitecap Award. she volunteers as a mentor to North in honoring John DiStefano as he was AHRC visitors to have lunch and to Last, but hardly the least presenter Shore High School Senior intern. presented with a Whitecap Award. annual events. His legal work has been was Carol Vogt. She explained how in Of late, she was the driving force John Reali stepped up to the mic and an asset to the Sea Cliff Yacht Club as 1999 a couple moved to Sea Cliff and behind the recent restoration of the noted that his nominee was born in Sea counsel for over a decade. purchased a home with a history. The children’s library. She worked on the Cliff on October 2, 1928. He said in This candidate joined Boy Scout couple began fixing the house up with design and with contractors, donated his youth this candidate resided at 325 Troop 43 when his sons were scouts. as much attention to the past as to the countless hours, professional and Sea Cliff Avenue. He attended Sea Cliff With his guidance and fellowship the family’s needs. financial resources and organized School, the high school and graduated in troop made it through many weekends in Even before it was all finished she fundraisers. 1946 with a regents diploma. His mother early spring late winter trekking through opened her door and hosted events She is a volunteer whose focus is opened a candy store at that location show, ice and mud and climbing Mt. benefiting numerous local organizations. always on the work. She is hands on, when he was young. During WWII Ernie Washington. During the same era, he It continued to be open for shows, garden using her extensive and diverse skills to served as a messenger that would relay would attire in velveteen as a member of tours and holiday parties. get the job done. information from a civil defense person the Silly Shakespeare productions. She joined the Sea Cliff Landmarks “And so, it is an honor and privilege to that was stationed on the roof of the Sea This gentleman is always cordial and Association and took over and award this Whitecap to Leslie Guerci.” Cliff firehouse. His mother used to tell ready to engage in meaningful dialogue reinvigorated the biannual house tours. him while he was up there, “ to watch for , even when he may strongly disagree the bombs.” with someone, eager to understand Eventually, the candy store changed to and work for the common good, he is the Pine Tree Bar and Grill, affectionately, involved in vetting people from Sea known as Longo’s or Mom’s (today it’s Cliff’s huge reserve on involved citizens K.C. Gallagher’s). John said the family to govern. He continues to perform the Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 14, 2016 Week of July 14, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Can You Help Us Fill a Child’s Bookbag? Back to School Donations Wanted The Glen Cove Youth Bureau, in •฀ Glue฀sticks฀(regular฀&฀jumbo) cooperation with the Friends of the •฀ Kindergarten฀pencils฀(thick) Glen Cove Youth Board is teaming up •฀ Portable฀3-hole฀punch with local citizens, organizations and businesses to provide back to school •฀ Protractors supplies to disadvantaged youth in our •฀ Plastic฀page฀protectors community. A backpack filled with •฀ 2-gig฀or฀larger฀flash฀drive฀ supplies is presented to children who otherwise would not have what they need •฀ Dry฀erase฀markers฀and฀erasers to succeed in their studies. Last year, •฀ Graph฀paper 266 children in grades K – 12 received •฀ Erasers back to school supplies as a result of this •฀ Elmer’s฀glue effort. Given the cost of getting ready for •฀ Inexpensive฀ headphones฀ and฀ school, the need is greater than ever this earbuds year. For example, on average it costs •฀ White฀out $78.00 to purchase all of the supplies •฀ Kindergarten฀pencils฀(extra฀thick) on the school list for a 1st grader in the Glen Cove School District and $83.00 •฀ Box฀of฀24฀crayons to supply a 4th grader. This cost simply •฀ Scissors฀ covers school supplies. It does not •฀ Rulers cover back to school clothing, shoes, coats, etc. For families living on a fixed •฀ Play฀Doh฀(4฀pack) income, especially those with more than one child, these expenses are often Donations will be accepted through impossible to absorb. When the family August 19 and may be dropped off at the forgoes purchasing school supplies, it is Glen Cove Youth Bureau at 128B Glen the student who suffers. Street (behind 126 Glen Street), Glen Cove Library (4 Glen Cove Avenue), Please consider making a donation City Hall (3rd Floor Clerk’s Office) or to this worthy project. Some of the Starbucks (5 School Street or 202 Glen supplies that will be collected by the Cove Avenue). Monetary donations are Youth Bureau include: also gratefully accepted. Please make your tax deductible check out to “Friends of the Glen Cove Youth Board” and •฀ Backpacks฀(no฀wheels) mail to Cindy Rogers, Glen Cove Youth •฀ 3-ring฀ binders฀ (all฀ sizes,฀ especially฀ Bureau, 128B Glen Street, Glen Cove, .5”,฀1”,฀1.5”฀&฀3”) NY 11542 Attn: Backpack Project. For •฀ Thin฀and฀thick฀washable฀markers further information, please call Cindy Rogers at 671-4600. •฀ ฀#2฀pencils •฀ Erasable฀and฀regular฀pens฀in฀(blue,฀ The Glen Cove Youth Bureau is collecting school supplies for disadvantaged students black,฀red,฀green) in Glen Cove. Please help us make sure that •฀ Colored฀pencils all of our students have the tools they need to •฀ Highlighters succeed. Donations will be accepted through •฀ Loose฀leaf August 19 at the Glen Cove Youth Bureau, 128B Glen Street (behind 126 Glen Street), •฀ Zippered฀pencil฀case฀with฀3฀holes Glen Cove Library (4 Glen Cove Avenue), City •฀ Small฀pencil฀sharpener Hall (3rd Floor Clerk’s Office) or Starbucks (5 •฀ Marble/composition฀notebooks School Street or 202 Glen Cove Avenue). For •฀ Post-its฀(3”x3”฀&฀1.5”x2”) more information, call Cindy Rogers at 671- 4600. Pictured here is Starbucks Manager •฀ Index฀cards฀(3”x5”฀and฀5”x8”)฀ Karen Ramos with Arlene O’Dell and Spiro •฀ Folders฀(red,฀green,฀blue฀&฀yellow) Tsirkas of the Youth Bureau with some of the •฀ Section฀dividers items that were donated to last year’s drive by generous Starbucks’ patrons. Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 14, 2016 Week of July 14, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 14, 2016 Varsity Athletes Honored at Sports Night Glen Cove High School students, parents, faculty and community members celebrated varsity athletes who participated in fall, winter and spring athletics at the Booster Club’s Athletic Awards Night on June 7. Student-athletes were recognized with trophies and scholarships for their contributions to the school’s various athletic teams. An athlete from each sports season was also honored with the Superintendent’s Trophy, an award given by Glen Cove Superintendent Dr. Maria Rianna to outstanding seniors. Congratulations to Michael Payton (fall), Catherine Hatala (winter) and Grace Blinkoff (spring). In addition to the Superintendent’s Trophy, Principal Antonio Santana presented the Principal’s Cup to Tristyn Hudson and Brian Shannon.

The following students were honored with scholarships and awards:

Glen Cove Jr. Soccer Scholarship Award: Liam Cox

Hall of Fame Scholarships in Memory of John Maccarone: Grace Blinkoff Gaetano Famiglietti Catherine Hatala Amanda Heavey Michelle Melﬁ Members of the Glen Cove High School Riﬂe Team are pictured with coach Tom DeCarlo. Hall of Fame Scholarship in Memory of Dr. Sidney Canarick: Lola Schmitz Berg Award: Christian Guevara Sara Tenke

Glen Cove Jr. Football/Cheerleading Scholarship Awards in Memory of Rob Charles Johnson Physical Fitness Award: Kormoski: Christian Guevara Michael Payton Kayla Monahan Victoria Tripp U.S. Marine Distinguished Athletes: Glen Cove Jr. Lacrosse Scholarship Awards: Alexandra Casale Geoffrey Field Geoffrey Field Michael Hatala Brandon Leon Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award: Amanda Heavey The Annual Memorial Henry T. Boguszewski Golf Scholarship: Kevin Hernandez Christian Filippone Glen Cove High School Athletic Achievement Award: Todd Weber Award: Grace Blinkoff Dennis Filippone Khalil Zachary

Charles McGuckin: Golden G Award: Jonathan Capobianco Gaetano Famiglietti Victoria Tripp Thomas Renison Scholarship Award: Christina Ng (right) Glen Cove senior Gaetano Glen Cove High School Booster Club Scholarships: Famiglietta was presented with the John “Red” Lamberson: Michael Payton Golden “G” award, presented to Virginia A. Maccarone: Catherine Hatala senior athletes who excel beyond Booster Club: Grace Blinkoff All-County recognition. Booster Club: Jonathan Capobianco (bottom) Superintendent Dr. Maria Kenneth Spy “Heart of the Team” Scholarship: Rianna (left) is pictured with fall Michael Hatala Superintendent Trophy nominees Michelle Melﬁ and winner Michael Payton (second, left) James Fantry Memorial Award: Timothy Hogan Victoria Tripp

Knights of Columbus Award — E.J. Gribbin: Catherine Hatala Michael Payton

Kenneth R. Andrews Sportsmanship Awards: Corey Dinkins Lila Nolan

F. J. DiMenna Award: Gaetano Famiglietti

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or call - 516-759-5926 Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 14, 2016 Senior Center South Bay Paddle Wheel Cruise By SF Collins navigated along the State Boat Chanel on our way to the Fire Island Lighthouse. Wednesday, July 6 was a beautiful, The lighthouse was built in 1852 on warm and sunny day. At 9:30 a.m. a group the western end of the island. Over the of seniors from the Glen Cove Senior decades, the west side of the island was Center set out by bus for the marina at built up, adding an additional 5 miles to Bay Shore. At the dock stood the Lauren the Fire Island shoreline. The Captain Kristy, an old but lovely restored rear informed us that tours of the lighthouse paddle wheel boat. The seniors boarded are given every day of the year except the boat, climbed the stairs to the upper Christmas Day. Visitors can climb the deck, and Captain Mike weighed anchor 182 steps to the observation deck, but at 11 a.m. Off we cruised, at a gentle not the additional 10 steps to the beacon. pace, around the waters of the Great The original Fresnel lamp is housed in a South Bay. building on the lighthouse grounds. As we pulled out of the marina we could As we turned back to port, we passed see several Fire Island Ferries taking Saltaire and Kismet, the westernmost summer vacationers to their weekend villages on Fire Island. Both villages retreats. We passed Brightwaters where were badly damaged by the hurricane we could see the Brightwaters Canal of 1938. In Saltaire 150 houses were cutting a path through the land on its destroyed or severely damaged. The journey to Montauk Highway. We glided hurricane struck on September 21st. under the Robert Moses Causeway and Four caretakers lost their lives. Had it Bridge, formerly the Captree Bridge, struck on a weekend the death toll would built in 1954. We passed by Oak and have been much greater. All too soon we Captree Islands, viewing several species were docking at the Bayshore Marinara of water birds, including two Osprey once more. nests ﬁlled with baby chicks. We saw We boarded our bus with Tilman, our people digging for Oysters in the middle capable driver getting us safely back at of the bay since the bay’s depth is only the Senior Center by 3 p.m. Thanks to between 6 and 15 feet. Jenny, our Activities Director, and her Captain’s mates, Owen, Patrick, assistant Gina, we had a wonderful time Trish and Robin, served lunch and and can’t wait for our next excursion. refreshments, ensuring that we were Visit us at The Glen Cove Senior Center, well-fed and well-hydrated throughout 130 Glen Street, Glen Cove #759-9610, the cruise. On the starboard side we or online at www.Glencoveseniorcenter. could see the Jones Beach Water Tower com and the outdoor theater. Captain Mike Obituaries

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film noir “The Man I Love” (1947) with profiled second marriage in 1949 to film Ida Lupino and finally earned leading star Mickey Rooney (she was his third lady status in “That Way with Women” wife), did not advance her career. In fact, (1947) opposite Dane Clark. she was not seen at all in films during Very much part of the Hollywood this period. Despite the couple having a dating scene, which included actor son, Teddy Rooney, Rooney had already Jimmy Stewart and director Fred hit the nadir of his career and had turned the same time, but in a studio stripped to DeCordova, best known for his Johnny excessively to the bottle. Her marriage the brick walls” and giving what “Time” Carson “Tonight Shows, Martha married to Rooney would be short lived, as well. magazine called “an inspiring post- producer A.C Lyles in March of 1948, but Their son Teddy, recently died on July mortum”, asking rhetorically, “how is the marriage was over within a couple of 2nd, this year, at the age of 66. it possible for a group of trained people months. Post-war films include “Love and In 1960, Martha did her last filming to put on so big a flop...laid, without a Learn” (1947) with Jack Carson, another with the western “Four Fast Guns” with doubt, the biggest bomb in history... film noir piece “Ruthless” (1948) with Edgar Buchanan and after guest-starring would make the H-bomb look like a two- Zachary Scott and Diana Lynn, and the on a couple of episodes of the TV series inch salute”. Gleason said he would finish melodrama “Bad Boy” (1949) which was “The Rebel”, she ended her career. Not out his series commitment, by promising Audie Murphy’s first starring role. She much was heard from this sultry beauty to return the following Friday saying to ended the decade top-lining “Poverty- until her death from cancer in 1971, at the audience, “tune in next week and Row” drama “Alimony” (1949) with age 46, in Hollywood. you may find the biggest soapless opera Hillary Brooke. Surprisingly, her high- in history!” Gleason came back and the show was re-named “The Jackie Gleason Show” and it remained to the end of the contract and was then picked up by CBS for another four years, moved to Saturday This week’s celebrity is going to nights and re-named “American Scene allow this writer to wade into the early Magazine” with Gleason, Johnny Olson, history of television and pass on a few musical director Sammy Kahn, the June little events that happened, that would Taylor Dancers and many new Gleason not seem like a big deal to talk about characters, such as , “The Poor Soul”, today, but back at its conception, it was “Reginald Van Gleason III” and “Joe, news. Our celebrity was born August The Bartender”. 24, 1917 in Jersey City , New Jersey. He Our celebrity was the CBC was the first person on television to host spokesman for Kellog’s, sponsor of a telethon (raising over $700 million “You’re in the Picture” and would have for United Cerebral Palsy throughout retained the position with the re-named his career), the first to appear on a TV show, except for a moment during commercial, the first to emcee a variety Gleason’s TV apology. Gleason hinted show and the first to appear on video tape. that the coffee cup he was sipping from He started his game show hosting career wasn’t really filled with “coffee” but with the first network game show, “Cash what he called “Chock Full O’Booze”. and Carry” on the Dumont Network, Kellogg’s pulled out of the series a NY’s Channel 5, from 1946 to 1947. week later and publicly claimed “This He had several other game show jobs, show isn’t the show we bought”. They as well as, live commercial spokesman reportedly told CBS executives they were positions on various networks. It was in offended by the coffee cup reference January 1961, that our celebrity was to be and wanted no further association with the live commercial spokesman for the Gleason or the show after that. Too bad CBS network, for one of their sponsors, they didn’t understand the idea was Kellogg’s Cereal. CBS was soon going as truthful as Dean Martin’s glass of to find out that they were going to have gin in his hand during broadcasts. The - Ann DiPietro the worst year in TV history since the supposedly “spiked” cup of coffee was first TV turned on, in the 1940s. Part of a running gag Gleason often used as part Dear Great Book Guru, and young sons deal with it over the the reason for that was the premiere of of the monologue. It was all part of the a new game show called “You’re in the Every Thursday throughout July and years. There are the expected moments act...”How sweet it is!!!!” August you will find me at my favorite of deep grief yet there are also bits of Picture” that aired for only one episode Our celebrity missed out, but Ligett on Friday, Jan. 20, 1961 at 9:30 pm, Sea Cliff spot enjoying my favorite Sea humor as the family struggles to adjust, & Myers (L&M and Chesterfield Cliff summer series: Sunset Serenades but the most astonishing thing about this on the evening of the Inauguration of cigarettes), the show’s alternate sponsor, President John F. Kennedy. The show at Memorial Park, and on July 14 one book is the role of Crow- the voice that continued with the series until it ended of my favorite groups is performing: embodies their collective grief. Joining created by Don Lipp and Bob Synes, was in 1966. Not to worry, our celebrity, with an attempt by its host and star, Jackie Hunt and Hughes. Heidi Hunt and its literary avian ancestors, Poe’s Raven, future gigs, would go on to be known as Joe Hughes will be leading the concert Hitchcock’s the Birds, and Coleridge’s Gleason, to “demonstrate versatility” the “Dean of Game Show Hosts”. after his success within variety shows off at 7pm. While I am waiting for the Albatross- Porter’s Crow becomes music to begin, is there a book you the family’s metaphorical caregiver. and “The Honeymooners”. Gleason Last Week’s Celebrity was joined by Johnny Olson, later to be would recommend? Eventually, as the Crow flies- so does Super Fan of Sunset Serenades grief…. Recommended! teamed with Monty Hall on the original Last week’s celebrity was born Martha “Let’s Make a Deal”, and our celebrity MacVicar, but was better known doing live commercials for Kellogg’s Dear Super Fan, professionally as Martha Vickers. Her Sunset Serenade is a huge favorite of cereals. There were four panelists: Pat “bad girl” role in “The Big Sleep” with Harrington, Jr. (later on “One Day at mine also, and we all have Petrice Kaider Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, to thank for organizing these concerts for a Time”), Pat Carroll (from Danny led to other “B” roles and not necessarily Thomas’ “Make Room for Daddy”), the last fifteen years. Yesterday I read a all “bad girl” parts. Highly appealing as very short, very unusual, very moving Hollywood actress Jan Sterling and the second femme lead in the pleasant multi-talented Arthur Treacher, soon to novel: GRIEF IS THE THING WITH musical “The Time, the Place and the FEATHERS by Max Porter. Narrated be Merv Griffin’s sidekick on Griffin’s Girl” (1946) with Dennis Morgan and WNEW evening show. in three voices: Dad, the Boys, and the Jack Carson, Martha looked radiant Crow, this book chronicles the aftermath Technically, the show could be said but was overlooked for bigger things. to have run for two episodes, since the of a young wife/mother’s sudden, She continued on and disrupted the accidental death and how her husband following Friday, Gleason appeared at proceedings again in the atmospheric Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 14, 2016 Gold Coast Your Homeownership Partner Classifieds

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