Volume XXV No. 4 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 10/1/15 75C Local Resident Prays With Pope by Kevin C. Horton Glen Cove resident and Presbyterian Minister Eric Hall participated in a ceremony with Pope Francis last week. The event was, “A Witness to Peace: A Multi-Religious Gathering with Pope Francis, At the National September 11th Memorial and Museum on September 25.” Hall, as Chief Executive Officer of the HealthCare Chaplaincy Network located in NYC has relationships with most religious and spiritual leaders. “Cardinal Dolan was kind enough to extend an invitation.” Hall was there representing the Presbyterian Church as Presbyterian Minister as well as representing healthcare chaplains (HealthCare Chaplaincy Network is the national leader in research, education and clinical care integrating spiritual care into the nation's health care system). Hall said he traveled by car from Glen Cove, early in the morning. Reaching the Battery Tunnel parking garage was not an issue. “I waited in line for about an hour before going through numerous check points and a significant security search point which allowed me then continued on page 2 (photos by Eric Hall) Glen Cove Shooting- Suspect Sought Harvest Moon Barn Dance On Tuesday September 29th at suspects were observed running from By Jenny Weiss have a rip-roaring good time! Prizes approximately 2:45pm the Glen Cove the house after the shooting. The victim for best dressed cowboy and cowgirl Police Department received a call was transported to the hospital where Come one, come all…sashay on will be awarded by t.v. and movie regarding a shooting on Eldridge Place he underwent emergency surgery and is down to the Glen Cove Senior Center actor, “Sugarfoot” Will Hutchins, in Glen Cove. The Glen Cove Police currently in critical condition. and pick up your tickets to the Harvest and his wife Barbara. There will be responded to the call and discovered Moon Barn Dance. Do-si-do to music raffles, 50/50, bake sale, and seasonal the 22 year old victim on Colonial Gate Glen Cove Detective Lieutenant played by a live band, with dance caller items. Don’t be a square, come and (a short distance from Eldridge Place). John Nagle said, “We are considering Chart Guthrie leading the way. The join the fun! According to Glen Cove Police, the victim this incident a home invasion situation event will be held on Friday, November was suffering from a gunshot wound to where we believe the victim and shooter 6, 2015, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at St. his chest. It was determined that the are known to each other.” Anyone with Rocco’s Parish Hall, 18 Third Street, shooting occurred inside One Eldridge information regarding this incident can Glen Cove. Tickets for the evening Place in Glen Cove. After being shot contact the Glen Cove Detective Division may be purchased in advance for $25. inside the residence the victim ran from at (516)-676-1002 or via the confidential at the Glen Cove Senior Center, 130 the home and collapsed a short distance TIPS hotline: tips@cityofglencoveny. Glen Street, #759-9610, $30. ticket at away where police discovered him. Two org the door. Ticket price includes dinner, live band and dancing. There will also be a cash bar, serving wine and beer. This is a fundraiser, with all proceeds to benefit the Glen Cove Senior Center and Adult Day Program. So, grab your partner, friend, or neighbor of any age, wear your country casual clothes and Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of October 1, 2015 Local Resident Prays With Pope

POPE continued from page 1 He only shook the hands of the interfaith At the Glen Cove Sr. center to enter the museum which was the representatives seated with him. He was Membership at the Glen Cove Senior Center is free and open to all seniors site of the Interfaith service. To say not there for any of us. This was not an 60 years and older who are Nassau County residents. Stop by the Site there was security present is a gross event as all the others in New York. He Manager’s office to register [130 Glen Street] - you need to be registered understatement.” was there to pay his respects - his face to participate in any of our activities. Need a ride? Bus service is available Hall said, “I have had the honor of noticeable disturbed by the event that from/to our “catchment area” upon request. Visit our website @ www. being in Giants Stadium when Pope John had drawn him to this place. glencoveseniorcenter.com or call 516-759-9610 for more info. Paul II celebrated liturgy. There was Moving was the moment when he an energy around his presence and his began to pray. He encouraged love, Special Events - Week of October 12th words. This Pope was rather deceiving. spoke of tolerance and reminded us of the His presence and his speaking disarmed senseless deaths and the families, friends Wednesday, October 14th @ 10:00am - 12:00 noon – Senior Citizens Legal you and I believe attributes to his aura.” and city that still grieve. The Pope then Clinic - Information and Referral - The clinic is limited to Glen Cove area asked us to pray. Here representations seniors, age 60 plus. There is no charge for this service; appointment required. of practically every faith tradition were Call 759-9610. Below is Hall’s first hand assembled and at the Pope's invitation account of the experience… not a sound was heard. Not a picture was Wednesday, October 14th @ 1:30pm – Lifelong Learning Series continues It started with the line outside the 9-11 taken. Each of us accepted the invitation. with “Some Bright Lights of Madison High School” with Dale Zurbrick. memorial museum. A couple hundred You could feel all that is sacred and holy Among the many well-known graduates are: Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Carole people waiting to go through security. in this space - there in the belly of the King, Martin Landau and “Judge Judy” Scheindlin. Next to me, a family who had lost a site of Ground Zero assembled some 200 loved one; a fire fighter (they carried ft under ground, you could feel it, God Friday, October 16th @ 9:00am - 1:00pm - Flu Shots given by Glen Cove his helmet with love and respect) ; and was present. Hospital Staff - Sign-up ahead at Senior Center front desk. Shots are available clergy behind and in front of me. The As a Presbyterian Minister I could not to all seniors and will be administered on a first-come, first-served basis. conversation? This extraordinary event help but see there was a lesson here. No they had (we had) all been invited to. matter where we are. No matter how Rosary Rally Each had an excitement in their voice as deep in pain and suffering, doubt and Saturday, October 10th at Noon well as nervousness. This meeting was despair when we cannot see the daylight Glen Cove Village Square taking place in no ordinary venue. The God is present if we dare accept the fire fighter helmet reminded all of us that invitation to pray. And by the way, if you For your comfort, please bring a lawn chair this was sacred space - lives sacrificed, take a moment to look to your left and to lives taken on September 11, 2001. your right most often you will find there The parishes of St. Patrick and St. Rocco extend their invitation to all who There were two authentic moments for are others who are just like you and who wish to join in reciting the Holy Rosary in a public forum. You are welcome me. As I sat in the sixth row in front of have accepted the invitation as well. to come on down and proclaim your love and devotion to our Holy Mother. the stage the Pope entered on the left. As The Pope left the space and the Let us gather together in unity and do as the Virgin Mary asks - PRAY a person who is well over 6 feet tall I get gathering lingered. We formed a line for PRAY PRAY ! a pretty good view of things but the Pope the escalader and waited until it would was tough to spot at first. Then I caught bring all of us back to the light of day. the white of his robes, my eyes followed I am grateful for the invitation from

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The Pope who Visited Glen Cove Attention Musicians, Songwriters and by Robert P. Lynch beginnings of one more accomplishment People of Great Talent!!! Residents of Glen Cove were no still gratefully enjoyed by local residents. different from those of the rest of the The City’s Italian Catholics had long been nation, and, indeed, of the world, this past petitioning for the establishment of an week as they sat glued to media watching, Italian national parish in the area, only or even made personal pilgrimages to to be rebuffed by church authorities who witness firsthand, the unforgettable trip by were of the opinion that the then sparsely Pope Francis to our shores. The only part populated city could not support a third of Long Island visited by Francis during Catholic parish, in addition to St. Patrick’s, his short visit to New York was John F. founded in 1856 after an influx of Irish Kennedy Airport International Airport. migrants, and St. Hyacinth, founded to Forgotten by or unknown to many local serve Polish Catholics. Announcing All Saints Regional Catholic people, however, was the interesting fact Local Italians took advantage of their that Glen Cove itself and, specifically, our famous countryman’s visit to Glen Cove School Song Competition!!!! local Catholic school, once enjoyed a visit to urge Cardinal Pacelli, upon his return to by an earlier Pope. That event took place Rome, to ask Pope Pius XI to encourage $250 Prize nearly 80 years ago. the Bishop of the Diocese of Brooklyn, Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli, Secretary who then had jurisdiction over all of of State for the Vatican under Pope Pius Long Island, to grant their request for Entries must be in by November 2, 2015 XI, made a trip to New York in 1936. the establishment of an Italian national Winner announced November 11, 2015

He was, to that date, the highest ranking parish. The fact that the construction of General Guidelines: Vatican official to ever visit the United the Church of St. Rocco was underway  Tune should be very Upbeat and Rousing! States. The purported purpose of his trip just a year later is not likely to have been  Common Meter (Preferably in Strophic Hymn form - this makes it was a vacation on Long Island, at the just a coincidence. easier to adapt the tune to anything from the informal sporting invitation of Genevieve Brady to visit her In 2015, the beautiful school building event to the very formal) Manhasset estate, “Inis Fada” (Irish for which set a stage for the historic first visit  Approximately 16 measures per verse, with no more than 2 “Long Island”), but the Cardinal was also of a future Pope to America still stands as verses whisked away on various items of business one of Glen Cove’s most beloved historic  Lyrics should represent the Catholic Identity of our school and while here. One such item was to meet landmarks. Catholic school education inspire School Spirit! with President Franklin D. Roosevelt at still thrives there, in the form of All Hyde Park to discussed plans to establish Saints Catholic School, formed 25 years Sheet music or recording may be sent in to the ASR U.S. diplomatic relations with the Holy ago with the amalgamation of the area’s School Office: See. Another was to silence a demagogic four local parish schools. Students of the 12 Pearsall Avenue, Glen Cove, New York and anti-Semitic radio personality, Fr. school, their families, alumni of All Saints c/o “ASR School Song Competition” Charles Coughlin. and of the original schools, along with or may be emailed to [email protected] When he returned to Long Island, parishioners of the five local parishes and Cardinal Pacelli was brought to visit friends of education and history are taking St. Patrick’s School in Glen Cove. The the opportunity of the All Saints’ 25th school was located the building, dedicated Anniversary and of the 100th Anniversary Travel Soccer Team Winners! 100 years ago this month, where All Saints of Catholic school education on the Gold Catholic School now operates. Among Coast to host commemorations and Congratulations to Glen Cove Wildcats U15 Girls Travel Soccer Team for winning the people who greeted the Cardinal there celebrations during school year 2015 – 16. the was Sister Mary Brunonis, who had been They have also launched a financial appeal, Long Island Junior Soccer Division Championship in the spring. among the original group of religious the “Second Century Appeal” to help Sisters to open the school in September, restore the building and to launch Catholic The Glen Cove Wildcats finished with a record of 8 wins 0 loss 1 tie. 1915. school education in the area into its Sister Brunonis spent a remarkable career Second Century of service to the children Top row: Coach Frank Fazzalari, Erin Gambino, of nearly seven decades teaching at St. of the North Shore. To help, and for more Lucy Costello, Ashley Erichsen, Aliyah Stone, Victoria Fazzalari, Micaela Patrick’s. In a book published in 1957, historic information and information Costello, Judy Tuifel, Alyssa she spoke as follows of the Cardinal, who about the upcoming celebrations, please Schmitt, Alondra Schuck and became Pope Pius XII three years after visit www.secondcentury.org. Coach Castel Stone. visiting the school: “The late Pope Pius Robert P. Lynch is the Director of XII was no stranger to St. Patrick’s…and Promotions at All Saints Regional Catholic Bottom row: Nicole Reyes, there are people living within the parish School, and will be contributing a series Charolette Bolling, Alyssa Genzel, whose lives will be forever blessed for of articles to the Gold Coast Gazette Ariana Greenberg, Livie Muzante having heard the sound of his voice and highlighting the treasured heritage of and Karina Hernadez. Missing the touch of his hand.” Catholic school education during this, from photo Jaynise Espinal. Cardinal Pacelli, soon to be Pope, put its centennial year on the North Shore of into motion while visiting Glen Cove, the Long Island. Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of October 1, 2015

Landing Students Enjoy a Sweet Treat

Students from Landing Elementary School enjoyed a delicious snack at the school’s Welcome Back celebration on Sept. 18. Sponsored by the Landing PTA, the event brought a Mister Softee ice cream truck to the school during the students’ recess periods, allowing the children to select their favorite ice cream or Italian ice as a way to welcome them back to school. Editor and Publisher PTA Co-president Sandra Potter said the ice cream treat was provided to remind students that they are an important part of the Kevin C. Horton Landing School community. 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

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office buildings, entertainment, and recovering ecosystem, strain on the no more than 500 residential units. A school system, burden on local water planned hotel and conference center supply, and overburdening the fire and would draw visitors to Glen Cove, police services. many via the proposed ferry. However, It would cost nothing for the City to Glen Cove Mayor Criticized By all of my life (56 years). Pumpkin now the developer seeks to eliminate a insist upon the submission of a SEIS State Comptroller Patch has been employing Native substantial portion of the mixed use and from the developer but it could cost Americans here on the Reservation for dramatically increase the residential us all dearly if they don’t. I urge all To The Editor, component to 1,110 units. residents of the North Shore to write the The Glen Cove election campaign over 20 years. Our staff here in New Mexico is 100% Navajo, including all In 2000, Sea Cliff and Glen Cove were Glen Cove Planning Board insisting that took a 180-degree turn in favor of City entangled in litigation over proposed they require a SEIS prior to any vote on Councilman Anthony Gallo Jr. last management. During the harvest we also hire Pueblo, both Zuni & Hopi plans to re-develop the Garvies Point the proposal. week when Mayor Reginald Spinello Bruce Kennedy, Mayor tribes (300 workers). Unemployment on waterfront. As part of a settlement, a was criticized in a report by State memorandum of understanding was Inc. Village of Sea Cliff Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli about the Navajo Reservation is 42%. My experience as an employee and signed by then Mayors Tom Suozzi and the city’s operating budget, lack of a Claudia Moyne. This agreement was Friends of the Sea Cliff Village so-called “rainy day fund” and a high manager is that Pumpkin Patch goes above and beyond what any organizations signed to address the potential adverse Library Say Thanks percentage of debt compared with Sent for publication of the Reservation do to take care of their impacts the overall development would revenues. “Obviously, it paints a very have on all the North Shore communities. Dear Frank Murray; Vice-President of ominous fiscal picture for the City of Glen employees. Pumpkin Patch pays for the Among other things, this agreement the Board of Trustees of Sea Cliff Village Cove,” Gallo said in a story published by stated that overall development Library & Former President of the Board Newsday (“Negative fiscal report puts transportation of their employees from all of the different Reservations, some as (including the ferry terminal) would of Trustees. heat on Spinello”, Our Towns, Sept. 25). not exceed 700,000 square feet, that the The Friends of the Sea Cliff Library Glen Cove incredibly was one of only far as 4 hours away. Pumpkin Patch also provides residential facilities (dorms), proposed hotel/convention center would want to thank you for your nine years three state municipalities out of 1,043 not exceed 250 rooms nor exceed the of dedicated and outstanding work examined that moved into a “worse laundry facilities, recreational facilities, a upscale kitchen with a chef and kitchen then current zoning height of 45 feet, as President of the Library Board of category of fiscal stress” in 2014, and created safe-harbor hours when the Trustees. Throughout the years you have Spinello’s only full year in office. “This staff, a huge dining hall, extensive safety orientation before workers actually begin ferry could not run. Most importantly, always been an articulate advocate for is a timing issue, nothing more,” Spinello the agreement in recognizing the the library and a creative problem solver. said. “A report like this is based upon a field work. Transportation was also provided to and from the fields. After significant environmental impact this We applaud your tireless work for the picture of time.” Or could it be a smoke- project would have on the regional library and your readiness to collaborate and-mirrors attempt by the current completion of the harvest season all workers are provided with transportation communities called for the establishment with the Friends projects for the Library. administration to appease the taxpayers? of the Glen Cove Creek Redevelopment Thank you for your hard work and Spinello claimed that during his back to their communities. For many of our workers, it’s the only Commission. The objective of this six cooperative style of leadership. tenure the city has not had to borrow member Commission (chaired by the We wish the new president, Roseann money for cash-flow needs. But Philip opportunity to provide for their families and themselves. The approximately 1.3 Mayors of Glen Cove and Sea Cliff) Gertler, much success. We look forward Pidot, a councilman candidate on was to reach consensus and to render to our continued collaboration with the Gallo’s slate, said, “That’s exactly million dollars in harvest labor makes a significant difference in the quality of the advice to the Glen Cove IDA regarding Library Board of Trustees towards our what they did on Monday” at a public the scope of the environmental impact mutual goal of helping the Sea Cliff meeting by approving the issuance of lives of my people. Opportunities like this are very scarce on our reservations. studies as it relates to the development Village library. $610,000 in bonds to pay for property of the waterfront. The parties are to share The Friends are a group of volunteers tax refunds. Last year the comptroller’s I grew up tending livestock on the Reservation, went to boarding school and respond to ideas and input regarding whose mission includes advocacy for the office called it “imprudent” for Glen specific aspects of the development in library, outreach to the community and Cove to borrow money to pay for such and worked in local government as an elected official in the capacity of chapter order to promote harmonious resolutions the provision of supplemental money “routine expenditures.” The alleged of any concerns that may arise. for library programs such as e-books, mismanagement of money by Spinello president for 12 years. My salary and benefits with Pumpkin Patch are I respectfully insist that Glen Cove museum passes, and the recent upgrading and his council supporters puts a whole and it’s respective Boards not take of the Children’s Library. Money for the new spin on the mayoral campaign. substantially above what I might receive from other private enterprises in the further action until the Commission gifts to the Library come from the Offbeat The pressure has led Spinello to has had a chance to meet as it is not too Artifact Sales, conducted by Mike challenge in court the petitions of the Farmington area. I have found that the owners of Pumpkin Patch are extremely late to correct the procedural misstep of Lennon, membership dues, our annual Gallo campaign that would give the ignoring the Commission. “Giant Gently Used Book Sale” on Sea challenger the right to run under the concerned with the welfare of all of their employees both full and part time. The developer of the proposed project, Cliff Garage Day and contributions from newly formed Glen Cove United Party in RXR, has requested to modify their the community. Thank you Sea Cliff for the Nov. 3 general election after losing Another important aspect of Pumpkin Patch is the donations that the make to proposal in such a manner that could regularly supporting the Sea Cliff Library to Spinello in the Republican Primary have dire consequences on the entire through financial gifts to the Friends and Oct. 10. It has become apparent that local organizations. Thousands of school children, senior citizen centers, special North Shore. They have requested the for participating in library programs Mayor Spinello would rather not have Sincerely, education & handicapped facilities, elimination of the hotel/convention to meet Councilman Gallo, who helped Carol Poll, President behavioral health facilities, church center and the creation of a 1,110 unit his former colleague to become elected The Friends of the Sea Cliff Village organizations, government services, residential skyscraper right at the mouth mayor in 2013. Two years have gone of Hempstead Harbor. The amended Library by. Gallo has lost confidence and trust correctional youth services and civic groups receive free pumpkins for their plan calls for a monstrous 125 foot in Spinello as leader of the city. Gallo’s tall 635,000 square foot building on candidacy gives Glen Cove voters a causes. Again let me say that I cannot our waterfront. This building is 30% “choice” at the polls. And he believes larger in mass than the previous ghastly he can bring Glen Cove out its fiscal understate the value of the service and work provided to the Navajo people proposal. This proposed structure is slump. larger than either of the RXR towers in Joe Krupinski by Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers and its For Gazette nonprofit partners. Uniondale. Development of this nature Thanks, Harry is not conducive to the bucolic character Dear Pumpkin Patch Partner of the North Shore. advertising Sent for publication: Proposed Development at Garvies All residents of the North Shore My name is Harry Descheene, I am the should insist that a Supplemental information Human Resources Director for Pumpkin Point To The Editor, Environmental Impact Statement which Patch Fundraisers. I’ve been with can properly address the impact of the Pumpkin Patch, off & on for 22 years. The proposed Glen Cove waterfront call redevelopment, because of its tremendous modification be mandatory. The effects I would like to thank you as Pumpkin of this substantial revision to the original Patch Partners for participating in the density, is not just a Glen Cove issue – it is a regional issue. Former Mayor plan is sure to have devastating effects project and to let you know what your on traffic in the area, the aesthetic beauty 671-2360 participation helps provide to Native Tom Suozzi envisioned and proposed a true mixed use development for Garvies of the Harbor, water quality, sewage Americans. treatment capacity, damage to the newly I am a Navajo, living on the reservation Point, consisting of shops, restaurants, Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of October 1, 2015 Glen Cove Bully Proof Project Hosts Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club Awareness Walk on Sunday, Oct 4 Starts New Program Year with September 28, 2015…October is Nassau County are critical for raising Major Changes National Bullying Prevention Month. awareness and knowledge.” Locally Glen Cove’s Bully Proof This free, family friendly event will be Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club has Cove, included a Harlequin sprung Project in coordination with the Glen held rain or shine on Sunday, October 4 started its 2015-2016 program year, dance floor, a suspended ceiling, HVAC, Cove Youth Bureau, The Holocaust at the HMTC at the Welwyn Preserve, under the leadership of new Executive electric lighting and fixtures, new doors Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau 100 Crescent Beach Road, Glen Cove. Director, Franca Trunzo, with changes and paneling, sheetrock and paint, County (HMTC), and the Robert M. Activities start at 8:30 a.m. with group to Club professional responsibilities mirrors, ballet bars and custom cabinetry Finley Middle School PTA will host an Yoga, presentations, music and the walk and capital improvements to the to house audio equipment. awareness walk against bullying. The will begin at 10:00 a.m. Refreshments organization’s building. “We are truly grateful to the William BullyProof Project is a community- will be served and all guests will receive Program Director Desirae O’Neill will C. and Joyce C. O’Neil Charitable Trust based anti-bullying committee that was a free Bully Proof bracelet. be assuming the role of Associate Director for providing us with this generous started to help raise awareness about Participants are asked to wear and will be overseeing the day-to-day funding to renovate our Dance Studio. bullying. The group’s goal is to help comfortable clothing and appropriate management of the Club and programs. The Dance Program is one of our most improve the lives of children by sharing shoes for hiking one of three trails – Her responsibilities will include program relevant curriculums because it teaches resources and support. “It is estimated walkers choose a .5, 2 or 3 mile trail. For development and implementation, educational discipline, promotes that about 28% of students have been the yoga session, guests should bring a partnerships, facilities and operation. physical fitness and health, and fosters bullied according to the most recent mat or towel for this exercise program on “We are thrilled to have Desirae fill the positive behavior and self-image,” said statistics from the National Center for the lawn of the Holocaust Memorial and position of Associate Director. As a Ms. Trunzo. “We are also very thankful Educational Studies,” said Maria Rivera Tolerence Center of Nassau County. past Club member, volunteer, part-time to the Sherwin Williams Company for Hlatky of Glen Cove’s Bully Proof The event is sponsorsed by the the and full-time staff, I can think of no one donating 35 gallons of paint to refresh Project. “It is critical that kids know that Bully Proof Project, Robert M. Finely who better understands the nuances and and brighten up our much used spaces. we are here for them and that they are Middle School PTA, the Glen Cove Youth dynamics of our Club than Desirae,” said We want our kids, many of whom call not alone.“ “Together the Glen Cove Bureau and the Holocaust Memorial and Ms. Trunzo. the Club a home away from home, to be community, our schools, our children Tolerance Center of Nassau County. After the Club’s summer program happy and cheerful and the colors we and their families can take a stand to ended and prior to the beginning of the have chosen are conducive to inspiring help stop bullying,”said Mayor Reggie For more information visit new program year, the Club undertook that mood.” Spinello. “It is my goal to make Glen [email protected] . necessary remodeling projects to some With the new Dance Studio now Cove a Bully-Free City and events like of the interior spaces of the facility. completely renovated, the Club invites this and institutions like the Holocaust Sherman Williams Paint Store of Glen specialists and instructors in dance, Memorial and Tolerance Center of Cove kindly donated paint for the gymnastics, Zumba, yoga, salsa, Club to recoat several rooms including cheerleading, etc. to volunteer their time three main offices, the Computer Lab, teaching Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club Candidate Talks Local issues Learning Center, Library and the Games members in the new studio. Contact Matthew Connolly, candidate for of the Glen Cove LI Kick kickball league. Room. The Computer Lab Learning Desirae O’Neill at doneill@glencovebgc. Nassau County Legislature in the 11th While there he had the opportunity to Center and the Library are instrumental org to learn more about volunteering at District, was recently invited to attend a speak with league members about local to the success of the Club’s education the Club. participate in a game with the Blue Team issues. program while the Games Room is one The Club is almost 40 years old and of the most heavily utilized recreational while remodeling has been completed for spaces in the building. some of the Club’s spaces, renovations Improvements to the building also to other areas, including the boys and incorporated the recent reconstruction of girls bathrooms, Club entryway and the the Dance Studio thanks to a generous Teen Center are all original and in dire grant from the William C. and Joyce need of upgrades and improvements. To C. O’Neil Charitable Trust. This is find out more about how to get involved the first time the Dance Studio has had in renovation projects, contact Franca a major overhaul since the building Trunzo at [email protected]. was constructed in 1976. The much needed renovation of the Dance Studio, contracted by LMW Group of Glen

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By Carol Griffin Sea Cliff's annual golf outing drew almost 100 golfers who drove their shots up and down Sea Cliff driveways, across yards and fields as they participated through the village in Sea Cliff's 4th Annual Golf Outing. Mike and Gwynne Lennon put the day together assisted at the tournament by The Good of the Village Association under the direction of President Sheila Wenger that will benefit from money raised by the event. John Canning presided over the awards ceremony, while Jim Foote dressed as Teddy Roosevelt gave everyone some of TR's words of advice in the matter and Anna Jeannet "the Walking Lady" helped distribute the awards. There were 21 foursomes and walkers that brought to the total of almost 100 participants on the course. The twenty- four holes and numerous walk through and refreshment stops were a result of the overwhelming generosity of village homeowners who opened their gates for the event. Winners included Men's Master, John Jenney, Women's Master, Kate Murphy, Men's Runner-up, Dan McDermott, Women's Runner Up, Jill Salditt, Twelve Hole Lowest Score, Nick Virgilio, Twelve Hole Lowest Score, Susan O'Brien, Hole in One, Jonathan Waechter, Susan O'Brian and young James Camardella. Back at the John Burn's Green everyone gathered after the tournament to enjoy lunch and the awards ceremony. Anna Janett, John Canning, John Jenny, Kate Murray and Jim Foote. Photo by Carol Griffin Omega Ensemble Concert At Trinity Church, Roslyn

On Sunday, October 25th at 3:00 purchased at the door. Admission- $20 Northern Blvd, Roslyn (516-621-7925), with complimentary refreshments. pm the Omega Ensemble will be for adults; free for students. just east of the Roslyn Viaduct. There Please join us! performing at Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Church is located at 1579 will be a post-concert meet-and-greet in Roslyn. The Omega Ensemble is a nonprofit chamber music organization, in existence since 1973, whose mission is to introduce outstanding young artists to the public. To date, Omega Ensemble has presented over 170 young musicians in NYC and on Long Island. Many have gone on to careers as concertmasters of the Philadelphia Orchestra, Chicago Symphony, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra; members of the Juilliard, Emerson, and Orion String Quartets; and winners of the Indianapolis, Tchaikovsky, and Munich ARD International Competitions. The concert on October 25th at Trinity Church will include works by Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Gershwin and Brahms, performed by Andrew Janss on cello, David Kaplan on piano, Mark Dover on clarinet and Alexandra Woroniecka (Next Generation artist) on violin. For more information or to purchase tickets online, please go to www. omegaensemble.com and click on “Performances” to access the October 25th concert. Tickets can also be Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of October 1, 2015

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83 Sea cliff avenue glen cove, new york Friends Academy Annual Fall Fair & Homecoming On Saturday, Oct. 3 ride the Hurricane, visit a petting zoo, master the inflatable obstacle course and sample amazing food from around the world!

Friends Academy will hold its Annual Isaac Mizrahi. with Friends Academy at their Open Friends Academy is guided by its Quaker Fall Fair and Homecoming on Saturday, Fairgoers can also enjoy an assortment Houses on Nov. 3 (Middle and Upper heritage and the principles of integrity, October 3rd from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain of delicious foods including fresh clams, schools) and Nov. 5 (Lower School). simplicity, patience, moderation and or shine. Everyone from the community lobster rolls, Asian delicacies and more. Please contact Joanna Kim in the a peaceful resolution of conflict. The is invited to attend. Back by popular demand, we are pleased Admissions Office at 516-393-4244 school is located on 65 acres at the An active Fall Fair committee, chaired to present “A Taste of the Caribbean,” for more information. Enrolling 770 intersection of Piping Rock and Duck by Friends parents Sandy Themelis of which will be serving up a variety of students from age 3 through Grade 12, Pond roads in Locust Valley/Glen Cove. Muttontown and Michelle Statfeld of traditional food from the islands. Melville, has planned a day of festivities, Visitors should save room for fun and activities for all ages. The Fall our delicious desserts from the Fair is a great community event with Quaker Baker, Want S’Mores rides, games, athletic events, arts and and Sushi Candy. Don’t forget crafts, great food and more! Youngsters to have an amazing candy apple will enjoy a wide variety of activities on your way out. including a petting zoo, pony rides, Athletic events take place face painting, crafts and, of course, throughout the day beginning RIDES! New this year – a costume sale with the FA Boys Junior Varsity hosted by the Friends Academy Theatre Football vs. Oyster Bay at 9:15 Department featuring recent productions a.m.; Boys Junior Varsity Soccer and a photo booth to capture Fall Fair at 10 a.m. vs. Wheatley Jr. Sr. Memories. HS; Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Our For adults, the Fair offers bargains Lady of Mercy at 2 p.m.; the FA galore in the gently used clothing and Girls Varsity Tennis team vs. bric-a-brac boutique called “Gideon’s Lutheran HS, at 1:30 p.m; the Attic.” Shop for children’s books and FA Girls Varsity Field Hockey toys, as well as selections from the ready- team vs. Great Neck South HS to-wear boutique. A special addition to at 3 p.m.; and finally, round the Gideon’s Attic will feature an enormous day out with an exciting contest selection of brand-new designer shoes -- FA Boys Varsity Soccer team for adults and children by popular brands vs. Wheatley Jr. Sr. HS at 4 p.m. including Michael Kors, Cole Haan and Explore a Quaker Education Week of October 1, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of October 1, 2015 Answer to last weeks Crossword

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 M B A T I L T H S D O P E 1 4 1 5 1 6 A IR H OOHAH I CON 1 7 1 8 1 9 S TRE ETFESTI VALS with Irene Dunne and Melvyn Doug- 2 0 2 1 2 2 las and “Ma Cassidy” in “Mannequin” O MEN A TM E TA 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 (1937) with Spencer Tracy and Joan N AACP S EN TENC E D 3 0 3 1 3 2 3 3 Crawford. She also played Ida Lupino’s S PRAIN E LM A VE 3 4 3 5 3 6 3 7 character’s “Ma” in “High Sierra” (1941) S PEE C H S PEW 3 8 3 9 4 0 4 1 4 2 co-starring Humphrey Bogart. S T R EETDIRE C TORY 4 3 4 4 Last Week’s Celebrity A WES U SURER 4 5 4 6 4 7 4 8 4 9 5 0 5 1 Last week’s celebrity was born Harold K IN B B C G LAS S Y Jacob Hochstein, but known profession- 5 2 5 3 5 4 5 5 5 6 I NTE RLEA F L YCEE ally as Harold J. Stone. He had gone 5 7 5 8 5 9 6 0 N EO L EI E RNS to college and medical school but the 6 1 6 2 6 3 6 4 6 5 O N A TWOW AYST REET acting bug proved to be too strong. Al- 6 6 6 7 6 8 though he went on to perform secondary W EIR P OMELO A CE This week’s celebrity was born Elizabeth 6 9 7 0 7 1 roles in a number of films, he became a E DDY S NORER M AR Evans, in London, England, on April 26, recognizable face to television viewers 1887. She graduated from the Royal for his more than 150 guest appearanc- Academy of Arts in 1918 with honors. es on numerous shows dating from the She attracted the attention of George 1950s to the early 1980s including but Bernard Shaw and was the leading lady not limited to “The Rifleman”, “Gun- for actors George Arliss, Otis Skinner smoke”, “Cimarron”, “Sugarfoot”, “The and William Faversham. She starred in Virginian”, “The Untouchables”, “The films between 1913 and 1952. She had Twilight”, “Route 66”, “Mannix” and several roles in silent films which in- “Gilligan’s Island”. In the 1960s and cluded “Florence Nightingale” (1915), 1970s, he returned to the stage, direct- “Esther” (1916) and “Mother” (1917). ing several off-Broadway and Broadway In Hollywood from 1935, she was usu- productions, including “Ernest in Love” ally seen as a cranky or narrow minded and “Charley’s Aunt”. On Nov. 18, 2005, aunt or mother. One of her first talkies at the age of 92, he died of natural causes was “Crime and Punishment” (1935) in Woodland Hills, California. with Peter Lorre, Edward Arnold and Gene Lockhart and directed by Josef von Correct Callers Check us out on YouTube for local video news! Sternberg. Other roles included “Mary Rich Reynolds, Don Adams, Mario Gold Coast Gazette TV Lynn” in “Theodora Goes Wild” (1936) Moccia, Will and Babs Hutchins, Ro- berta Pezza Writing Center Launched at NS High School

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E-MAIL TO START YOURS The eighteen student tutors were accepted as Writing Fellows after TODAY- completing a rigorous application process. In addition, they prepared [email protected] for their grand opening by attending a comprehensive day-long training session facilitated by Mrs. Ritter, Mrs. Devlin, and Dr. Kirmser. “All are poised and Limited time offer- Subscribe today! excited to help North Shore HS students build the skills they need to grow as Week of October 1, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 St John’s of Lattingtown 63rd Annual Country Fair St John’s of Lattingtown Episcopal Church held it’s 63rd Annual Country Fair, which was a successful two day event this year. On Saturday, Co-Chairs Carlyle Dunaway and George Stimola, welcomed guests along with the Rector Rev Mark Fitzhugh, who said gave a brief prayer. His prayers were answered as the weather was warm and sunny for both Saturday and Sunday. The Petting Zoo, face painting and games for children kept the little ones happy, while parent shopped for bargains in the many booths chaired by volunteers from the church. There was furniture, objets d'art, antiques, jewelry, books, toys, Christmas items, home furnishings, children's clothing and much more. Entertainment on Saturday was provided by St John's Music Director Eric Milnes, who was also the MC, and the musical group Serve Somebody, internationally acclaimed recording artists, performed songs by Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Joni Mitchell, and Bruce Springsteen. The Gordon Highlanders bagpipe band from Locust Valley, performed in the afternoon. The fair continued on Sunday afternoon, but without the musical entertainment or food booths. Volunteers prepare for many months to make the fair a success ,and a portion of the proceeds every year go to outreach, helping local charities, including the homeless shelter and soup kitchen, in addition to national and international charities. Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of October 1, 2015 Obituaries North Shore Monuments husband Howard, her sister Joan, her an accomplished crossword aficionado Plaques and Sandblasting niece Robin Gross, and her parents Henry and a dedicated Jeopardy fan. She C. and Mae Lillian (Murphy) Haer. was a fiercely independent lady, with QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Hope was born in Morristown, NJ, and an indomitable spirit and will, and she FOR FOUR GENERATIONS raised in Sayville, NY, where she played always put other’s needs and sensitivities soccer and was a Sayville High School ahead of hers throughout her life. Hope’s Quality Granite In All Colors cheerleader. She was proud of her unconditional love and support became Work done in all cemeteries participation in the war effort as a plane the strength of her family. She was a spotter in the tower of the old Sayville remarkable mother and grandmother and 759-2156 High School. She went on to graduate will be missed so very much. from St. John’s Episcopal Hospital Hope did not believe in death but rather in Showroom: Nursing School as a RN. Hope married life, and in accordance with her wishes, 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. Howard F. Treiber on November 27, 1949 there will be no wake but a memorial Brookville, N.Y. 11545 and moved to Old Brookville in 1955 service on Saturday, October 24, at 2 Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm where they raised their six children. PM, at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Millicent Hope Treiber Hope loved her home most when it was Highland Avenue, Glen Cove. Millicent Hope Treiber died peacefully filled with her children and their friends In lieu of flowers donations in Hope’s and Christopher. Proud grandfather of (or as Hope would prefer, “gathered”) on and in later years with her grandchildren. memory may be made to: SCO Family Tatum, Logan, Brody, Emme and Molly. September 14, She enjoyed being very active all her life of Services, One Alexander Place, Glen Visitation at the Funeral Home of Dodge- 2015 surrounded by her loving family. with golf, tennis, jogging, and until only Cove, NY 11542, or YMCA at Glen Thomas, Glen Cove, Wednesday 3-5 & She is survived by her brother, Henry C. several years ago, working out at the Cove, Dosoris Lane, Glen Cove, NY &-9pm. Mass at the Church of St. Patrick Haer and her sister-in-law, Sally Haer; YMCA at Glen Cove. 11542. Thursday 9:45am. St. Agnes Cemetery her children - John H. (Carol-Ann), H. Hope’s love of nature and living things Greenport, NY. Donations may be made Craig (Lora), Bruce D. (Virgina), Peter was a passion all her life – whether Richard Jensen to Memorial Sloan Kettering & Glen S. (Irene), Scott R. (Jo-Ellen), Pamela feeding birds, watching baby birds JENSEN. Richard C., Esq. of Glen Cove, Cove Hospital. H. Treiber Baldwin; 18 grandchildren, in her birdhouses, butterflies, insects, NY on Sep. 27, 2015 age 76. Beloved and many nieces, nephews, and loving bird nests, and her ever-blooming husband of Leslie. Loving father of friends. Hope was predeased by her garden and house plants. Hope was Tracy, Richard, David, Brooke, Lauren Over 300 Glen Cove Residents Participate in E-Waste Collection Day PUBLIC NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE FOR APPLICATION FOR proceedings brought under Article Seven of ON PREMISES CONSUMPTION the Real Property Tax Law. Notice is hereby given that a license, number The amount of obligations to be issued is not 1289033, for beer, and/or wine has been to exceed $610,000. The period of probable applied for by Robert E. Garcia & Associates, usefulness is a minimum five (5) years and Inc., with d/b/a/Coco Moka to sell liquor, beer, maximum twenty (20) years, dependent on and/or wine at retail in a restaurant under the the total amount of tax certiorari claims paid Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at, 1 School in a single fiscal year. Street, Unit 5, Glen Cove, NY 11542, Nassau A complete copy of the Bond Ordinance County, for on premises consumption. summarized above shall be available for public Robert E. Garcia & Associates, Inc., d/b/a inspection during normal business hours at Coco Moka the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, ------x Glen Cove, New York. LEGAL NOTICE Dated: September 21, 2015 The ordinance, a summary of which is Glen Cove, New York published herewith, has been adopted on ------x September 21, 2015, and the validity of the CITY OF GLEN COVE PLANNING obligations authorized by such ordinance may BOARD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING be hereafter contested only if such obligations PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a PUBLIC were authorized for an object or purpose for HEARING will be which the City of Glen Cove, in the County held by the Glen Cove Planning Board on of Nassau, New York, is not authorized to Tuesday, October 6, 2015, at 7:30 p.m. , at the expend money or if the provisions of law Council Chambers, City Hall, which should have been complied with as of 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, N.Y., when all the date of publication of this Notice were not interested persons will be given an opportunity September 25, 2015… Glen Cove Out Pollutants) program on Saturday, substantially complied with, and an action, to express their views on the following residents were happy to dispose of their October 31 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. suit or proceeding contesting such validity application: dated technology devices, TVs and at 100 Morris Avenue. Our S.T.O.P. is commenced within twenty days after the NICOLA GRAZIOSI -· computers at Glen Cove’s recent E-Waste Program encourages residents to bring publication of this Notice, or such obligations Applicant is seeking an approval of a proposed were authorized in violation of the provisions Minor Subdivision of two lots at 8 Hill Street, Collection Day. Mayor Spinello joined old paint (enamel, lead and oil based of the constitution. Glen Cove, N.Y., as shown on the Nassau Glen Cove’s Sanitation team to thank only, no water or latex based paints), paint TINA PEMBERTON County Land & Tax Map as Section 31, Block residents for their participation. “Our thinner, household batteries, automobile City Clerk F, Lot 1078, and located in the R-4 One & Sanitation department does a great job batteries, automobile tires, brake and BOND ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF Two Family Residence District in accordance in coordinating these special collection GLEN COVE, NEW YORK, ADOPTED with the Glen Cove Building Zone Ordinance transmission fluid, antifreeze, aerosol SEPTEMBER 21, 2015, AUTHORIZING & Map. events,” said Mayor Reggie Spinello. cans with contents, air conditioning THE PAYMENT OF REAL PROPERTY Dated: September 28, 2015 “Over 300 residents participated in this refrigerants, bug and rodent killers, TAX REFUNDS PURSUANT TO TAX THOMAS J. SCOTT program and because TVs and other pesticides, insecticides, fertilizers, oven CERTIORARI PROCEEDINGS BROUGHT Chairman electronics are no longer picked up cleaner, rug and upholstery cleaner, polish UNDER ARTICLE SEVEN OF THE REAL Glen Cove Planning Board PROPERTY TAX LAW, STATING THE ------x curbside, our community looks forward and wood preservatives, pool chemicals, ESTIMATED TOTAL COST THEREOF Notice to our bi-annual E-Waste days,” said empty barbeque propane tanks, unused IS $610,000, APPROPRIATING SAID The October 5, 2015 Board of Trustees Doug Poncet, Sanitation Supervisor. flammable liquids, and light bulbs. No AMOUNT FOR SUCH PURPOSE, AND Conference Meeting scheduled for 7:00pm, electronics, smoke detectors, fireworks, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF has been changed to 6:00pm at Village Hall. S.T.O.P. Program Scheduled for explosives or medical waste. Residential NOT TO EXCEED $610,000 BONDS Dated: OF SAID CITY TO FINANCE SAID Sea Cliff, NY October 31 waste is not accepted and proof of APPROPRIATION Marianne Lennon Glen Cove’s next community collection residency required. The object or purpose for which the bonds are September 30,2015 will be for the S.T.O.P. (Stop Throwing authorized to be issued is the payment of real Village Clerk property tax refunds pursuant to tax certiorari Week of October 1, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13 Gold Coast Classifieds Real Estate Best selection of affordable Auto Donations rentals. Full/ partial weeks. Call Attention Agents and Brokers... for FREE brochure. Open daily. Donate your car to Wheels For Imagine having the opportunity Holiday Resort Services. 1-800- Wishes, benefiting Make-A- to create lifelong compounding 638-2102. Online reservations: Wish. We offer free towing residual income...and truly www.holidayoc.com and your donation is 100% tax getting paid for what you are deductible. 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Call of $200.00 in cash or certified check and construct a new residence and payable to City of Glen Cove for detached garage. Premises are Attorney Charles H. Johnson each set. Contract Documents will located at 64 Glenlawn Avenue, Sea 1-800-535-5727 be available beginning October 1, Cliff, New York and designated as 2015. A MANDATORY Pre-Bid Section 21, Block 188, Lot 23 on Help Wanted Meeting will be held at 10:00 a.m. the Nassau County Land and Tax in the Main Chambers at City Hall Map. on October 15, 2015. At the said time and place, all ATTEND AVIATION Each bid must be made on the interested persons may be heard COLLEGEñ Get FAA approved proposal form prepared for this with respect to the foregoing Aviation Maintenance training. work and in the manner matters. All relevant documents Financial aid for qualified designated therein and be may be inspected at the office of the accompanied by a certified check or Village Clerk, Village Hall, 300 Sea students. Job placement bid bond in an amount of at Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, assistance. Call AIM for free least ten (10%) percent of the total during regular business hours. information 866-296-7093 bid, and shall be enclosed in a sealed Any person having a disability envelope addressed which would inhibit attendance to the Purchasing Agent of the City at, or participation in, the hearing LOOKING FOR EMPLOYEES of Glen Cove and marked on the should notify the Village Clerk at FROM A LARGER MARKET? outside with the name and address least three business days prior to the Reach more than 6 million of the bidder, date of submission, hearing, so that reasonable efforts potential candidates across and the name of the project “Bid for may be made to facilitate such New York with a 25 word ad HIGHWAY RECONSTRUCTION attendance and participation. PROJECT HERB HILL ROAD/ Dated: September 30, 2015 for just $495. Even less for GARVIES POINT ROAD BY ORDER OF THE PLANNING smaller coverage areas. Call LOCATED IN GLEN COVE, BOARD 518-464-6483 to speak with a L.I., N.Y. - CONTRACT NO. ------x Recruitment Specialist now. DPW 2015-013 – NYSDOT PIN 0759.34”. The successful bidder must Land For Sale comply with all State and Federal - Over 600 vacation homes in all price ranges! Statutes relating to labor and HELP WANTED COUNTRY ESTATE - Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head, and Workers’ Compensation. A 12% LIQUIDATION! ROSCOE, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Southern Shores to Corolla (DBE) goal has been established for NY! 1 DAY ONLY- Oct 3rd! this project. Billion dollar 7 acres ñAbuts State Land - Fall Weeks... Still feels like summer - Discounts!!! The City reserves the right to reject -$31,900 10 acres ñTrout Stream any and all bids received, to waive manufacturer expanding -$49,900 13 Tracts! 2 hours NY any informality in the in the Long Island area City! Lake access! 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Do-overs by Myles Mellor - Ann DiPietro 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Dear Great Book Guru, sundry people impacted by this tragedy: The first Sunday in October is always the caterer, the florist, the parents of the 14 15 16 Sea Cliff’s Mini Mart and this weekend bridegroom, the mother of the boyfriend, 17 18 19 I plan an early start before the crowds the owners of the motel where the young arrive on the scene. Of course, my first couple had stayed, and of course June, 20 21 stop will be the Children’s Library with herself. As secrets are told and motives its great “pre-owned” books and toy sale revealed, we come to understand how 22 23 But that leaves the rest of the day for each of these characters played a role a good book- any recommendations? that night. Beautifully written, the 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Mini Mart Maven story offers a profound insight into the 31 32 33 34 35 36 nature of grief. A National Book Award Dear Mini Mart Maven, and Booker Prize nominee – and highly 37 38 39 40 41 Let’s hope the sun shines all day Sunday recommended! because there is no rain date… But rain 42 43 or not, I have a wonderful book for you 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 to read this weekend: DID YOU EVER HAVE A FAMILY by Bill Clegg. In the 51 52 53 54 55 56 opening pages we learn that June Reid has lost her entire family- her daughter, 57 58 59 60 61 her daughter’s fiancé, June’s charismatic 62 63 boyfriend, and her ex-husband- all in a fiery gas explosion on the eve of her 64 65 66 daughter’s wedding. Set in a lovely old Connecticut town, the story is told by the 67 68 69 The North Shore Key Club Begins Across 12. The Kennedys, e.g. 1. Billiards move 13. “Stop right there!” the Year With a Splash 6. Certain network 19. Kind of traffic 10. Allergic reaction 21. Embodiment On Saturday September 19th at North the KPTC does throughout the year. 14. None of the above 25. Visa statement abbr. Shore High School, the Key Club began Pediatric trauma kills more children than 15. Allege 26. Semi the year with soap & water washing cars any other disease and the North Shore 16. Fizzy drink 28. Bleacher bum’s shout and having some fun. The profits from key Club hopes to assist the KPTC by 17. Flightless birds 29. Bristle this annual event will go to the Kiwanis cutting down those numbers. Pictured 18. Like some agreements 30. Hi-___ graphics Pediatric Trauma Center(KPTC) The are key club members having some fun 20. Restoration 32. Compass reading key club always lends support to this and making a difference. 22. Officeholders 33. Furnace fuel organization for all their great work 23. Guts 34. Big shooter 24. 1943 Bogart film 35. Safe places 27. Open 37. Genetic stuff 31. Wretched 38. Listening device 36. Be beholden to 39. Kim ending 37. Shake-ups 40. Addr. book entry 42. Masefield play 41. Union agreement? 43. Did a tailor’s task 45. Relatives of Tahitians 44. Bouquet 46. O’Neill’s “___ Christie” 47. Woman’s hat 48. Dress 51. Metrical foot 49. Fonda and Prince 56. Pastoral place 50. Stands for things 57. Balancings 52. African capital 62. Hammed it up 53. Climber’s tool 63. Cavern, in poetry 54. Tropical tree incense 64. Kosher-style store 55. Factions 65. “La Dolce Vita” setting 57. Harried 66. ___ alcohol 58. Daring Knievel 67. Extensions 59. Hive component 68. Cuckoos 60. Old Chinese money 69. Gardener’s soil 61. Excited about

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