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· . INCORPORATING THE HICKSVILLE EOITION OF THE MIO ISLAND HERALD
Vol. 5 No. 33 Hicksville, N.Y. Thur,;duy, I 35C p,r copy ,.: lttl ,hto. C-••-'ll N"#~,n-, .r Ul•t hh_,, ,\II IU&)h khcr,N. C'~ltl,_I CHl"IH r lkl.-: T.al -111! Local Group Monitors School Board Actions By Rita Langdon New York State Education Department Angry and frustrated by continuing tur Commissioner co invcscig:uc- the board's moil intheschooldistrict, about 75 residents actions. have joined together to watch over school In an interview last Thursday, board board actions and to nominate people who member JamcsManillosaid, "They're ask they feel would be the best candidates ror the ing for our resignations. [but] they're not say May election. ing why? I didn't do an)1hing wrong:· Mc Organized in November after the r 'Our community has been divided. We have a fractioned board. We've bottomed out. Let's pick overse/ves up and move forth with lhe c!,ildren in mind.' Bob Pape, presidellt Concerned Citizens of Hicksville and Rooney said th<'Y did not want to be his 1errn in June 1992. associated with board members who arc Trus1ecArle11c Rudin said Friday that the motiva1cd by politics, sclr imercSI and coalition has a right toscnd pe1i1ionsaround haired. The board iscurrcmlyopc.ra1ingwi1h "iftha1's what they feel:' but shcndded tha1 five members. with last week's nev,·s of proposed cuts in 20-Yt:AK R.ESIDl--41\lTAnthon y l..aVlola U)tS:lhrtirktl \'t'ndln$: m11chinc :U the Hicks,·itlt Rall fto11d "Ourcommuni1yhas been divided:' said school aid, residents should focus their shation. l.111rr 1hls )'("ar, ridtrs will be chi.ir~td a penally Ir lht)' b)'p.i.ss the machinr und purchllSl" Bob l'Jpe, club president, referring to ,chool energies elsewhere. lirktl.s from lr.1in condutlors. (IIJustr-'lC'd Phnto Uy Calh)' Gn"tnfit ld} closing conlro\'crsies, the sex abuse case " I don't sec ii being a produc1i,·e effort. agains1 school bus driver Robcn Izzo ~nd There's so many pn.'Ssing lhings. I reaUy wish board politics. "We ha,ea rractioned board:· we would gel on with the business of 1hc LIRR Tells· Riders: said P:ipe. "Wl!"e bottomed out. Let's pick district!' o,•crsclvcs up and move forth with the Referring 10 another petition already fil children in mind:' He added that 1hcreis too ed with 1hc State Commissioner of Educa mu, h "bickering" o n the board which tion 1hal asks for the removal of the entire Buy Now Or Pay Later distmm from other imponam issues. Fiscal board, Rudin said 1ha11hcullima1cdccision Susan McGowan, LIRR spokesperson. mponsibihy is also a concern of1hc group. would be I he comissioner's. Dy Rilu Langdon William Collins could not be reached for Corne spring, Long Island Rail Road "We'll have some public education going ?-\pc ~ id lh.tt the Concc.mcd C itizc1l.\ of cornrnu1ers will be charged a penally for on before thcchangC:' she said, adding1ha1 Hicksville is a "broad-based coali1ion" con comment by deadline. The coalition has also been discussing bypassing ticket vending machinc-s and LIRR personnel and literature will be sis1ing or members wi1 h children in the later purehasing fares on the tmin. available 10 explain how 1he machines district, some "ithout children in thesd,ools possiblecandidmcs for the May election. i\t the club's February mec1ing, ten1a1ivcly Riders now pay a S2 penalty if the')' ig operate. "They're really no different then and senior citizens. ''\Vc'rc across scc1ion of nore the manned 1ickct windows and buy using a bank card mat:hinc;• McGowan Hicksville. One 1hing agree abou1 is our scheduled for r-cb. 19, the coalition members we will have 1hcopportuni1y10 poscqucs1ions thcir1ickcts from conductors on the train. said. children's ru1urc which is at stake with our 10 candida1cs who ha,·e nominated by the But latcnhis year, the penally fare will aJ,o CUntnt board;' said Visconti. Currently 34 tickc1 vcndingnmchinesare Concerned Ci1i7.ens or Hicksville. applv1ocommu1crs who do not purchase used withi11 the I.IR R sysccm. The "We're opposed to any special interests i\l i1 s March meeting, all dub members tick~ts from the availnblc vending Hicksville branch currently has one g,oups "ho might If)' 10 gain control of 1he will vote on a secret ballot and nominate machines \\'h<:n t.hc manned ticket windo"'S machine i\n addiliona146machincsareon board:' he said. threecandidmes. Those 1hrcc residents will arc closed. order, said ~lcGowan. Since December 1he gronp has been cir bcspon,orcd by th,·clubin I he school board The dc-cision for 1he penally was made by the Me1rnr>0litan Tronsporation .. fl take, 12 times as Ion,; :rnying from cula1ing pctuions demanding 1he rc;i~na- ract' in ~.'Jay. comJuctor( .. . who have other rcspon• 1ions or 1ru,tcc, William Collins, James Scats open in 1hc May election arc Alllhori1v board and will ca ke cffec1 Roon,-. 'sand William ll<:nncn's for a1hr<.'\:• ~ometimc after April of this )\:ar, alt hough ')1bilitt.-s:· said 1\ilcGcw.:1n. "The machines Manillo and Arlene Rudin. ,.... ill improw the cfriciency ofour prcxcss::· Uy the et1d of thi, 1110111h, 1hc club is c., ;car tc;m. and Millenberg fonhe bala11ccof no exact date has been .set. according to pcmd to semi those JJ<:litions and ask 1hc her ttrm. ------Hicks,·illc lllustrotcd News . Hick.-111•, N•w York - Thursday, February 7, 1991 Pagc-2------■ :t•l0i~i•i'i'l~ ■ U; 1 lU•& Stanley Celebrates VFW Post Notes Happy birthday wishes are being sent to Our friend, Curmine Sommu of the Stank')' Kacpr£ydd who celebrated his63rd William M. Gouse Jr. Post 321 I, always binhdayonJanuary II. Desi wish from your keeps us up to date on "happy" news wife, Dollie. children andgrandchildn:n and coming from the post. Herc's his latest many, many more. good wishes. • Congratulations to proud grand First Holy Communion parents Mr. and Mrs. Luis RivcrJ. 111cir BriunJ. Huycswill rcccivchisFirsl Holy son, Dr. Luis Rivera Jr., and his wife, Comrnunionnoa month at1linity Lutheran Or. Elise Belllos became proud parents Church. Prayers and best wishes from your of a son born on Oct. 14, 1990. Dnd, Jo Ann, Chris and Brittny Ann. • Congratulations to Lee and Vinnie Speaking of the month of February, Edwards on their 48th wedding annivcr• Valentine's Day is just around the comer and .;ary, Jeuo and Ed Kondrockc on their I hcartha1 it's no ordinary day in 1he Hayes 46th wedding anniversary. Home. • Happy birthday to F. Terry Runizic Four years ago, Ronnie, proposed lo Jo on December 2. Ann and she said yes. Three years ago, their daughter, Brittny 75 Birthday Candles Ann, was born. Sending her special wishes Emma Doris of Maynower Drive en• arc Mommy, daddy, brothers Chris and joyed celebrating her 75th birthday on Brian, Grandma and Grandpa (Sianlcy and December 3. Her friends-Virginia Brit Dorothy Kacprzycki) and Uncle Sias. "We tain. Dorothy Kacprzyzki. Laurie all love you, Brinny Ann:• Petrosillo and Jo Ann Hayes (a ll of The Hayes family also sent birthday Mayno"'" Drivc)-trca1ed hcrtoacclcbra• wishes in February 10 Prudence Munolukcs •iion at 1hc Millcridge Inn. and her husband, George. Prudence is a Emma was so happy and thoroughly en. teacher al 1hc Middle School and George joyed her special day. Why 1101? This lady is teaches in Plainview. Happy birthday to you anc.--:1raordinary woman who isrhough1ful both. and kind to all each and every dny. She Also, congra1ula1ions to Kim Schmidt of CSJX.'Cially IO\'CSChildrcn in the neighborhood Hicksville who racently became engaged. and they lo\'e hcrtoo. Happy birthday, Em• Dest wishes to her and her finance, Cr.iig for ma. and many, many more. much love and happiness. Mr. ~nd Mrs. J ostph I.J.>drrrr Lisa Braja,Bride Of Joseph Lederer Lisn Br.ju, daughter of Dolly and Stnn groom·ssis1cr, Lu uric Lederer, wm· hcr at• Braj:i, became the bride of Joseph lcndants. LL'derer,sonofDiuneandJoclcderer,on Lisa·s two god children, Erin Durolhy Kiu:pn,>t'kl. Jo Anu 11~, u . E.mm!I Septcmbcr1 14. The ceremony took plncc~t 1-1:ic hudoo.rian an~ Vincent U)fano ~ s Uorh, \ 'irt,;.ini!IOrhh1.ln11.nd LnuTirPttrosilloat St. lg:nntius Loyola Romnn Cnthollc thcnowcrgnlandnngbrorrr.Thcgrooms Emma"s 751h birlhduy p:&rl) :it lhe Millt'rid~e Welcome To Hicksville Church. Both the bride and groom's brother, David, was his best man. Inn. paren1s reside in Hicksville. Ushers ,0 ere John Lofuno and Mark Sean Michael Tuggurl arrived at SI. The bride had her sister, Debbie Patalano. John's Hospital in Queens on September 23. l.ofuno, asher ma1ronofhonor. Hcro1hcr Aflcra honc-ymoon in Florida, 1hecou• Hick,.millc Jlllnstrutcb News He weighed in a 5 lbs., 6 ozs. Proud parents sister, Diane Hachudoorian and 1he pie resided in Hicksville. is presently engaged In an extensl"we mall arc J ohn and Sonia Taggart. Thrilled Ing program so tha1 newcomers to our grandparents arc Hicksvillites Mary and area can read our weekly endea• John Taggert. Musical Honors Siri Langone Says "Hi!" vors and become regular subscribers. John Bult, at junior 31 Hicksville High News From Howard Darling School, played his tenor saxophone in 1hc Vit$I ..•I \.11.11101 lo subsc ribe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kristensen of All Nassau High School Music Festival at to Htck,wille. lllu~tu1tl'd Ncw.•s Florida are up here visiting friends and the Tilles Center at C.W. Post College on relatives. January 19. Happy birthday 10 Mrs. Julia Vaughn John. who played in the band, made NAME who celebrated her birthday on January first chair-the most prestigious. 28. Of course, his grandparents, Angela ADDRESS _ Mr. and Mrs. Sum McCuflerty recent and Bill Merrick of Hicksville were thrill• ly returned home after a vacation to cd to see the performance. As were his CITY/STATE/ZIP Hawaii. aunt and uncle Vera and Paul Curcio, Our sympathy 10 the family of formerly of Hicksville, and his parents, Georgette Rudd upon her recent death. Charlie and AnoMarie Bult. They all PHONE On February 12, lhc Forever SS Club celebrated at a pany af1cr the festival. of Trinity Lutheran Church will hold a In addit.ion to being a terrific musician, CHECK ONE: hero and bingo pany in the Youth/Senior I hear that John is a remarkable studcn1. 1 YR r ...... S12.00 Room. I'm sure we'll be hearing more about his 2 YRS C ...... S2t.25 Get well wishes go to Mrs. Irene accomplishments in upcoming issues. 3 YRS O ...... S 30.00 L:111ritseo. l\forecongratula1ionst0John Butt for be SENIOR CITIZENS RATES Belated binhday wishes go to Mrs. Dol ing induc1cd in the National Honor Society 1 YR ...... S l 0.50 ly Angell and Mrs. Murguret Bregel. at Hicksville High School on January 31. His 2 YRS ...... $ 19.00 The P.T.F.A. of Trinity Lutheran family is very proud of him. 3 YRS ...... $27 .50 Church is sponsoring a fashion show o n A BIG KISS ... 10 all my pals back in Thursday, February 7 from 7 to 11 p.m. Hicksville. Pit:&!ie ,>de S.S..00 Dtf ~.:~SCOPl.c>n. Ptl' They're Gelling Married! II was Siri Lungone•s second birthday tW tar lddlfSW-5 oil LOt'l';l l li&"lll at the Fox Hollow Inn. Cost is S25 and M r. and Mrs. Anthony Defabio of includes a full dinner, mystery grand prize on January 17, but she wasn't there to Method of Payment (enclosed) Hicksville. announce the cngar,cmcn1 of celebrate it. You sec, she and her family 2 :£ C' • .., Check encl. drawing plus 1hc fashion show. Call the 1heirdaughtcr, Annmuric Defabio 10J ohn school office (931-2211) for ticket infor• moved to S<:01run Pennsylvania back in I I 1 I I I I I I l ti / I I I I I I Cluus, son of Mrs. Anne Claus. July. m:uion. expires Annmarie and John arc planning an O<.·~ Siri would just like all her family and tober 1991 wedding. friends 10 know 1hat she"s fine and star Birthdays, Birthdays MAIL TO: Bes1 wishL'S 10 the happy couple. ling to scttk into her new home. Her fami Happy birthday 10 Steve Grttnfield on Anton Communily Newspapers: ly misses Hicksville, their old ho~sc of P.O. Bo, 1578. Mlne<>la, LI, NY t 1501 February 3. Love, your family. Glad You're Home Lynn eight years, and everyone very much. Bui, Wc'rcscndingourgc1 well wishestodarl• we hear thal lhey'II be back to visit often. The Hicksl'illc Illustrated ~!cws ing ninc-ycar•old Lynn Sumner who is tuSPS346-720J rc<:upcrating afler having heart surgery. 16th Birthday Party Postmaster. Send add1ess changes to Long Island Communlly Newspapers, Inc. P.O. eo.- Hertwin sister, Oawn 1 her mom and dad, The many friends of Mury Reilly want 1578, Mineola, N.Y. 11~ 1. Enie,ea as 5(!-COnd Jody and Dick. her bro1hcr, Tommy, and 10 tell her what a terrific time they had at class paid postage at the Post Olhce at sisters, Cheryl and Jill were all so \'Cry hap her sw Dr. Richard H. Blau " , board,ccn lflcd Rhcurnatologlst pr>ctlc1ng In Mar,hassct. ;16-; S,-6Sn and Westbury, 516-991-6SJJ. C:•}"1-'f.l-t ..,_N J at,..., MD ~, WE SUPPORT OUR TROOPS! TOWN OF OYSTER BAY PRESIDENTS SALE SUPPORT -RALLV ALL LADIES WINTER: • COATS • DRESSES 1/2 off FOR PERSIAN GULF SERVICE PERSONNEL • SPORTSWEAR orig. price DATE: Sunday, February 1oth (t'lllllt11· ,l1111('} TIME: 2 p.m. ------,I OPEN SUNDAY I PLACE: John J. Burns Town Park : 10% extra discount I I on all purchases made on I ALL ARE WELCOME ! ,I ______Sunday, during February _I I with this coupon : • AMERICAN FLAGS • CLU6 BANNERS • YELLOW RIBBONS • ENCOURAGED NEW SPRING ARRIVALS For lu,ther 1nlorma110n. call lho Public lnlormn110n Office at 922-5800. ext 2 185, • Liz Claiborne • Leon Levin • Sergio Tacchini • Famous Sweat Jackets Tc.H\'11 S11pcrvuor ANGELO A. DELLIGATTI HOURS: DAILY 9:30-6 C,,-mnlmm, H T Hogan. Jr Councr/rn(llt Tttomns L. Clark THURS.-FRI t -11u110/r,wn Douglas J . Hynes C11u11ril .. ,iman Ann A Ocker 9:30-9:00 r 11uri1 rnt'lw, Loonaro 6 Symons Sunday 12-5 r, "" <.1,,. x""'" "' T,Hr1 ~rn. Carl L ,~•arcolhno Gary F Mus1euo JERICHO TPKE .. SYOSSET Across From Syosset Th eatre ------llicks,·ille lllustnited News· Hick.s,·ille, New York • Thursdoy, februory 7, 1991 Pagc-5------County Briefs Open A Treasure Chest of L.I. Culture CompilNI b)' Michael J. MalonC)· Help for Gulf War Families A special program designed to help Nassau County families with lo\'ed ones ser ving in 1he Pt,,rsian Gulfadjust totemporar)' separation called "Families of Dcssen S1onn: Moin1oining1he Homefront:· ,,;u be prcscn1cdonS:1turday, Ftb.16, from IOa.m. 10 12 noon. at the Island Inn on Old Coun iry Road in \Wstbury. "Along with 1hedccpconccrnsabout 1hc safety and \\'CU being of a spouse or p:irent serving in 1he mili1ary, families h3\e lo deal wi1h 1hc sudden changes in the myriad of ways lhcy conducl daily living;· said Coun- 1)' Exccu1h-c Thomas Guloua. "This unique program offers both parcnlS and 1hcir children an opportunity 10 reinforce coping skills and in1roducc family activities that can support and maintain 1he family balance'.' The program is sponsored by Sin11lc ParenlS Accessing Resources and Referrals (SPARR) through the Nassau CountyOfficc of Women's Services and 1he Center for Family Resources. Professional child care will be available for children ages thn.-c to ten )1:arsold. Registra- 1ion islimiled. For furtherinfom1a1ion, call 1heOfficeof Women's Services at 564-8250, T UE CASTI.EGOULO DI S~ntb Point Presr n•r rcrll•cl.5 tl1l" ,:n:1ndrur u~.)o<'hlCrd \\llh l.on~ lshrnd','*Gold Cmt.sl" buildln,: slylcs. Vblt or the Ccn1cr for Family Resources at lhl, hlstorict1l l11ndm:.1rk and o lhtN on Mlddltnrck Hu:ad In Purl \\11.shinRIUn, ~89-3716. Visit Nassau County's o.hibit \'arious stages ofs uccession. 00111:iin Hempstead House(l9!0-12), designed b)' Black History Month 48 species of I recs as well as numerous Hunt & HunLas thccs1a1c's main residence. shrubs, ,1i11C'S and wildnowcrs. High cliffs im:orporatcs the style charac:tcristics of a Celebrated at Senior Centers Museums and Preserves along 1he shorclinccxhibi1 erosional f,-a1u1CS Tudor-period English castle. In honor of February as Block His1ory Purl I such as :illuvial fans, 1alusslopcs and slum Visitors c:in tour F.1/:lis,-, an elegant ~l0111h, Nassau Coumy is pl3nnini; many Compiled By Rilu L:rni:don ping caused by ancicnl muhi-colorcd cla)'s Nonnandy-St)'le mnnorhou;e locatcdon 1hc special tll'tivi1ics1ha1 wilt 1akc placcni mnny oozing from 1h,, beach. premises and buih by 1he late Cap1ain Harry of1he Dcp.1r1me111 of Senior Ci1izcn Affairs' Jus1 bccauscthcrc's a wi11t1.·r nip in the air TI1c mu~um bopc111,.'\cryda)' ftom 9a.m. It Guggenheim. Senior Centers. docsn'c mean re.sid~nts h:l\c to remain in• 104:45 p.m .. c.,cqll holidays. General admis Visitors arc also i1witcd to tour the Spcci:il films, lcc1urcs, and 1rips are doors un1il summer arri,·cs. ~ion is 25 CCI\IS. 216-acrc pn.-scrvc in a passiw•usc outdoor scheduled throughou1t he nc11,ork of Senior Nass3u County"s museums and preserves Tnckapaushn Museum n.-crca1ionan·a whichoffcrsa fine setting for Ce111crs. The following is a sch,' IT DOES NOf MATTER WHO YOlJ ARE OR WHAT YOlU DO • WE HAVE ONLY ONE "GOD", EACH OF US, MUST ANS\VER TO. • "HE" LOVES EVERYONE OF YOU, AND GAVE YOU A FREE 'XIILL, WHAT DID YOU DO? • MANY HAVE GONE FROM BAD TO WORSE, EVERY DAY. REMEivIBER, "HE" PUT YOU HERE, At'ID TAKES YOU AWAY. NOT ONE HAS BEEN I-IERE TO STAY "DO YOU KNOW \XIHY YOU ARE HERE? BE SURE TO GET TH1S VERY CLEAR, BUT DO NOT FEAR. • TO KNOW "HIM", TO LOVE "HJM", TO SERVE "HIM" IN TH1S WORLD AND TO BE HAPPY WITH " HIM" FOREVER IN THE NEXT. • I AM TRYING TO DO "rl..lS" WILL, TO HELP OTHERS TO READ THE TEXT. • 1""-HANK YOU "GOD,, FOR THE 1v11RACLES IN MY LIFE. -~-·-· ·· - ·----- ·•-. - -····-····--·•··-·-- ···--····· • FIRST KNO\VLEDGE, THEN FAITH, THEN WISDOM, IN THIS WORLD. TRUST HIM. YOU WILL NOT BE FOILED. • "GOD" IS GOOD AND MERCIFUL. " HE" FORGIVES A.LL WHO REPENT. NEVER FORGET "JESUSi", SON OF GOD", WAS CRUCIFIED AND ~ THE SAVIOUR OF THE WORLD. THAT'S WHY "HE" WAS SENT. • NOTE TIME IS SHORT. PLEAS'!: REPENT. KEEP THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. U VE A LIFE WELL SPENT. - VIB.GINIA DEAN WATERS T IIE INFANT JESUS OF l'IUCUE l ~FANT or l'ltACUE NOVENA l'RA'I CR rtw .. l.\llh' i, nuwh,n md1,•, 1,111, 11\,hlc ,;f PR,\ YER OF THAN~SGIVING \-. 1)1h.l .:uni ,,,1, It rt-rn·~l•111, 1h,._• ll~f.1nt 0 /1'!-II!-•, i \11,o lwssuid, ''J\sl.:111111 ylw fi·,u, lin,•,~·,1 Ill 111~ .,1 r11l,.. , ,111J h ,•.um~ ,1 s /1111/ ,-1'(,·i{i,•, :.i~d. tm,I _you s /1111/ find, Oitinc Infant Jesu,. I know 1,umn. In lt>J7 il>h'(xi lOJ pl.1u.•1•I l1un1•rm l.11or.l. ,m,I 3/wll 011,•11,•4f to it /,l. yv1,;· IOH" th1.• d1Jp..•I ,,f the C.1rmd1t,.. , 111 l'r.1~m· yvu me ;md \H>uld nev tliruu:,:h tlw i11t1·rn-:,,Sfo,r of i\fjtry, y our er leave me. I thJn~ vou 10r MMt llal_y Motlirr, I kuor.l.. I :-uA. , I ,1.;;k 1 ) uur closr prc!;cnt c in mv }; ~1 ,S \:~ ~1 f:' ~: ~1\~~!~ ·~::rt'. ~~.~ ~: ~~~:~:,•• \ !~ ';; ;~ rh,11 my l'"'.1/l'T Ire- xrmttr,I, Ct."-.! ,... th, ll\·1·.u,h.• .1 dukl Clllt tll 1!1\ ,. for lu.. Ilic. 1,\f,ll,• t/11/H 11,1111, H j''l.lrl,• SuJdi•nl\' llw ~IJ hh: "i'l\11-..._• lu tlw tv\i, ..tlulou-, ln1.. 1nt. I he· .. 1umwJ C,1111wlth.• 0 /t'5" ~', L\'1111 l111si1111/, " All tl11tl yuu IU'\ C Ill )10Ur prum1s.c 01 11sl.. of //u• ,r,,th,•r i11 My II~ u•ill llt\\'l::MIHCYO~MI J\Nl)J\\111 11,\V~ iy,w,r. pC't1C\..', hle)\1ng~. ~nd lrN" :'-111{() ON H1U (:!VI ~11 11,\:\:115 ,.\.~IJ gm11t yo11,"' t/,rousli tlrr 111l1•rfl'$:,1tm uf cfo m hom wanl.. 1 pl Thank You Poet Virginia \Vaters Thank you Dorothy lo The Edit0r: Thank you Poet Virgina De.in Waters. and all the other people who I was very inspin.-d and imprcsss-d by ~ou: dcdic:ition to the ''In fant Jesus of Prague" and your aw:trd. winning poc~1: Sec the! H,1p were helped by this message. pincss This Brings primed in the April 19, 19?0 d111on of the Hicksville ll/usrr.11,u. Since then I too have s.11d prayers :md 'BLESSED . BE· "GOD" novena, for family, friends and myself. I will cotttinu~ to do so. My prayers arc being answered. Please Grant Us Peace Dorothy Srnck ------Hicksville Illustrated News • Hicksville, New York • Thursday, Febru•ry 7, 1991 Puge-8------For information call 334-6725. Wednesday, February 13 • Hicksville Republican Club meets at Community Calendar S:30p.m. at Hicks>illc VFW Hnll, 320South • Book discussion: "With Malice Tol,~d P lense address nll notices or local c,·cnls • Hicksville Community Council meets Broadway. Nom,:' by Stephen Oates, led by Fred Krahn. to Rita langdon, 132 E. Second Street al 7:30 p.m. at the Hicksville Public Library. I p.m. at the Hicksville Public Libr.iry. Mineola, N.Y. 1150lorphone747-8282. Group meets the second Tuesday of each Or put in mailboxu1 drop-orrIi i 9 Califor Friday, February 8 Sunday, February JO month at I p.m. All readers arc welcome 10 nia Street, Hicknille. C•lcndnr items join. Books discussed arc available at tlie dr must be submitted two weeks prior to the • Registralion today at IO a.m. for the • Long Island Blood Services will spon culation desk. • r.vcnt. /\ARP Driving Course, "55 AlivC:' will be son:d :, community blood drive at St. Ig given at the Hicksville Public Library intwo natius Chun:h in Hicksville 9 a.m. to 1:45 Thursday, February 14 Thursday, February 7 .sessio ns, Man:h J9 nmJ 22 frum 6:JOtu 9:30 p.m. Thcdonation ~itc"i tl bcl1eld in l_heOI~ p.m. Bring check forS I0 madcout toAARP School Building located on East N1chola1 • Hicksville P ublic Library Children's • Homemakers Councils of Nassau on Feb. 8. Stn:ct. Toschc'Clulcanappointmcnt call John Room issponsoring;i program: " Valentine County will hold ils monthly meeting rrom • St. Fra ncis o f Assisi Hicksvillc- Bishop at 796-3341. Fun" wit h Donna and Ellen. There will be I0a.m. to2 p.m. at thcCornmunityChun:h, 1..cvittown Chapter of the Catholic Golden • Sol y Som bra, the Spanish Dance Com two sessio ns. J to 2 p.m. for 2 ½ to 3 ½. year StC\,;in Avenue, Hicksville. Regular business Age will m<-ctat 1:15 p.m. at l..cviuown Hall, pany, will ptrformat the Hicksville Library olds and 2103 p.m. for 4, Sand K. Rcgima m<"Cting with program planning. L CtahlngPu1choso chair • SC80 a1 loe$s poeum th.In~ hc Monday, February 18 ~SI prlco and 10(:fllVQ DeS!GN.6~\~ FREE yovrcnoce Markers • John PctcrZ.Cnger Unit of the Steuben ol enher a FO20 Art Marker Available In 3 Dlllerent Tips Society of ,\mcrica will meet at the VFW #8413 Ol FOi!> European Hall, 320South Broadway, Hicksville. The dratlin; I.able. t)fus and 131 Colors. Trl-~ve1 Di~ided _Case for Ari Supply ll FAEE 1mp0Hod Lisi S2.60 PEARL S1.29 German-based group meets the third Mon• Sloraye ano Carrying. Periect for :, u ,o ~ - ~ilt"1Jamo day of C\/cry month. New nu~m bt"rs arc SCBO EurQPOan stylo.m. on Tuesday, February 19. Cost: S58.S0 WINSOR & NEWTON 1.inge 01 deslgne, cobs ~-- Artist Oil Colors TotJil Utt value: $361.20 wi th rentals, 548.50 wi thout rentals. To Lisi Sale Pearl's Unbellevable Price S159.95 register call John at 822-KIDS. • "Remembering" a quilt skit by Sharon Series 1 S4.95 S2.72 Be crHl1ve' Put tor,olhllr roor own p.,d.J){)O of a Sorloa 7 Brushos Ogden. 8 p.m. o n Fcbruu r y 20 ut ,he Se ries 3 10.95 6.02 l::Jblttt, I.amp attdc;/Ulr {rtot ah..,.,on uJdJ 4"" 1ecervt1 anaddtt,oo..Jt ro-s. orf. Winsor & Newion scrocis lhe HickS\•ille Public Library. Ms. Ogden tells 160 years of Paint Manufacluring have t1nos1 rod sable hai=s 10 etcalo the story ofa woman's li fe in the mid- lSOOs produced these professional quallly ar 1he mos1 con1rollab!c walercofor through her quilts. All welcome. tis t oil paints. blush. ll's classically sryled with • Hicksville Gregory Museum presents Avallable In 113 colors. seamloss cu,Dfo nickel teuulos ard btack polished handles. " Rock Faces:· Wednesday, February 20. 37 ml tubes BAD~ S,ze 6 IJst SSt 25 Make a decoration or paperweight. Oprn 10 Similar savings on all series. 150 Airbrush Sel PEARL $25.63 everyone 0\'Cr 6. I:30 to 3 p.m. Fee: S6 for Model 150 Double Action Airbrush with 5,zo 8 IJst S tt 5.50 museum members, SS for non-rnembets. To Chrome Counter Balance Handle. Ac• PEARL $57.75 register, 822-7505. 10 List S1 98.50 BEROL cessorles Include HD, IL. XF Needles s,,e a nd Head Assemblies, S torage Jar and PEARL $99.25 72 piece pencil set Mo re. Lisi S56.18 Salo S29.95 Lisi S119.00 PEARL $64.98 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL The full color rango in an upright displJ.y All National Spociully ECL Portfolios •·i.• · ~ . ' teislandleph~n e box. and Prnsentation Cases. More than 50% Oft Lisi. answering Lisi Saleo Portfolios . service, inc. a 14 X 18 X 3 $30.00 $12.60 PUAUL ~ .MAIN 0FF1ce VI Ells 5-4444 Compressor 23 X 31 X J 48.00 20.60 1110 Horsepower, Oil-less~ Diaph ragm PRESENTATION 6r- JOB POSITIONS AVAILABLE Compressor. 7 Pen Set 14 x I 1 46,00 19.SQ !L- List S150.00 PEARL S89.00 Includes sizes 000, 00, O. 1, 2. 3. and 4 ocns. 18 X 24 95.00 40.50 \~~ I ~Ull • PART ttME. VACATION I Lis, St03 'lO PEARL S34.99 (wilh 8 Insert s) • I HOURLY OR M~SSAGE RATE I Similar Savings on all Sizes. N,1tional Westminst" Bank USA Building 2411 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE, EAST MEADOW, NEW YORK, 11554, (516) 731·3700 20 Jeruulem Awe., Hicknille, HY MON., TUES., THURS. & SAT. 9:30·6:00; WED. & FRI. TIL 9:00; SUNDAY 12· 5; SALE ENDS MARCH 15TH Se:nng NHsau 1 nd Su•Jolt S,nc~ 1945 INTERFAITH COUPLES Temple Beth-El of Great Neck, New York is spon• soring a 6-session unbiased discussion group on Long Island beginning March 7, 1991 to assist couples in understanding and dealing with religious differences. For Information call Susan Ajodan 516 773-4933. PARENTS OF INTERFAITH COUPLES There will be a 4-session support group for parents beginning March 7, 1991. Call Jerry Tilles 516 627-2487 ------'-----Hicksville Illustrated News • Hicksville, New York . Thur>day, February 7, 1991 Page-9------ We're putting our money where our mouth is to preserve Long Island's water supply. Long Island's water supply is the finest in the nation. At Slomin's we're taking positive steps to help preserve it. Specifically, we've established a special financial assistance program to help subsidize the cost of complying with the new regulations regarding buried fuel oil tanks. Under this program, you will be able to purchase our environmentally safe, 280-gallon fiberglass tank for a price that is truly below our cost.· There are also economical options available for above ground storage tanks, starting as low as $100 installed. We realize that even with our subsidy, replacing your tank may be a financial burden, so we're offering low monthly payments with no interest or finance charges. As a leader in the fuel oil industry, we feel a responsibility to invest in our community ... to put our money where our mouth is, so to speak. We're proud to be working with our Long Island neighbors to preserve our fragile environment. For more information, call Slomin's in Nassau at 932-7000, in Suffolk, call 242-4888. ------Hicksville Illustrated News . Hicksville, New York• Thursday, February 7, 1991 Pugc-10------ PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE 'I'O BIDDERS bi!~:i~f.rms m:1yh a obutincd ill t he Office or th~ \/ USED CAR SALE \/ Noticc l.11 hereby gi\'cn lh:\.t.Se:ilcd Proposals for t he purch:aseof W.iter Dills by the JIJCKSVll.LE T he Board rescr,..c.5 lhe right to ~jccl any or all . . WAT E lt OISTIUCT will be received and ton• bids. w:ih·e any informalities. -llnd lo 3 CC'tpl such sidcred by the Bou d or Comm lssioner5 or the 0 th HICKSVILLE WATER DISTRICT.at the Office t{tc"i(~~ ~t L~t~A1,:f' JJ1i\~[~terut or ' ofthe Boo.rd 11.t 4 Denn Slrcct, Hk k1'JIII<', New York, DOA llD Of' COMM ISSIONl:IIS until 4:00 p.m .• Febru11ry 14. 199), b ids will bt' HICKSVILLE WATER DISTRICT publicly opened snd rfad at 7:00 p.m. Town., of Oys ter Day a nd llcmpstl'.1d E:rch proJk»ttl s ubmitted must bc.1ccomp;1nit:d Nithola.s ' Brigandi. Ch:1irm.1n 0 Gilber t E. Cu,i(k, Tn•:uurcr tlrC~S\tVLr~itSA~~~t~fTltt&r.Ytnb~t~~~~ Hrth:ird A. Humann, Sf'crct:u y , qui\•nk nl to rive pcn:cnt 15%1oCthc total amount OMcd: Hicksville. New York or the bid. J:anuny 3J. 1991 Spcciric,, t ion.,,. lnfo rmit io n to Uiddcr,and Pro- ______02-07 -91-IT~0IS.IIICK Your eye·doctor's -~ is ~elcome ~ OPEN SUNDAYS I For: ____ Dote: ____ Your ~ ot Woodburv Oplicol Studio· - - . - Your ossvr011ce ol a U9497 - '90 MERCURY SABLE GS 4 OR. ~ 12,000 Ml...... S10,888 AC, Auto, Airbag, PW, POL U9499 - '90 MERCURY SABLE 8 PASS. WGN. - 12,000 Mi.. $1 2,990 AC, Auto, Airbag, PW, POL U9514 - '90 FORD AEROSTAR XL 7 PASS. VAN- 15,000 Mi.S12,990 High Capacity AC, Auto, Captains Chairs, LOADED! U9510 - '90 FORD AEROSTAR XL 7 PASS. VAN- 15,000 Mi. S12,990 Hig h Capacity AC, Auto, Captains Chairs, LOADED! U9544 - '90 FORD ESCORT LX 2 DR. - 13,000 Mi...... S6,895 AC, Auto, AM/FM Cass. , P/Steering. PB U9523 - '90 FORD TEMPO GL 4 OR. - 10,000 Mi. .... • . ... . S7,988 AC, Auto, PW. POL. Cruise Control U9528 - '90 FORD TEMPO GL 4 DR. - 11 ,000 Mi...... S7,795 AC. Auto, AM/FM, POL, Cruise Control U9530 -'90 MERCURY TOPAZ GS 4 DR. - 17,000 Ml...... S7,795 AC, Auto, AM /FM, Cruise Control & Tilt Wheel U9504 - '90 MERCURY TOPAZ GS 4 DR. - 10,000 Ml •...... S8,095 Your home is too important AC, Auto, PW, Cruise Control, Till Wheel for an ordinary boiler. U9507 - '90 MERCURY TOPAZ GS 4 DR. - 7,000 Ml•...... • SB,295 AC. Auto. PW, Cruise Control, Ti lt Wheel Your family deserves the bes1. And when ,1comes to moderrnzing your heating system, Bolio Brothers ,s a U9473 - '89 MUSTANG LX 2 DR. - 20,000 Ml...... S7,995 name you can truSI tor hones1y and dependabIt11y. w e·ve been mstall1ng boilers and serv,cmg heaung V8, Auto, AC, AM/FM Cass., Cruise Control, Tilt Wheel GAS~l~! ~ systems in Hicksville area homes and buildings for IIIL C0,\1101.'I over SO years. U9488 - '89 FORD E150 ECONOLINE VAN - 22,000 Ml... . . S8,595 6 Cyl., Auto, P/Steering, PB, Excellent Let us replace your rued, inelhcient old boiler with a super-dependable Galaxy gas boiler by SlantlF1n. You'll enjoy fuel savings ol up 10 301% or more and U9552 - '90 FORD PROBE GL- 15,000 Mi...... S9,988 years of !rouble !tee operation. SlanVFin. America's 2.2 Liter, 4 Cyl., Auto, Air, AM/FM. Like New! besl bu1l1boil ers. are made rlghl here on Long Island. U9553 - '90 FORD PROBE LX - 9,600 Mi...... , • ...... S10,888 As~us tor more mlormat1on about Slant1Fin boilers and lor a free, no obligation healing survey of your 3.6 Liter, 6 Cyl., Auto, Air, Cassette, Much More! home. And ask your neighbors about Bolio Brolhers· in1egu1y and reputation for clean, thorough and de• U9554 - '90 FORD PROBE LX - 9,400 Mi, ...... $10,888 pendable serv,ce. 3.6 Liter, 6 Cyl., Auto, Air Power Equip., Perfect Car. U9551 -'90 THUNDERBIRD - 13,000 Mi...... S10,988 ~: 3.8 Liter, V6, Auto, Air, Power Windows, Loaded! U9555 - '90 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 4 DR. - 13,000 Ml... S11 ,988 5.0 Liter, VB, Auto, Power Door locks, Speed Contro l. Drives & Looks Like New! .S/antFin. WORLD CLASS BOILERS MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM • TRADE-INS ACCEPTED f,v Botto, a founcfor of Barro Brothers Plumbmg & He,1tmg in I 932, stlll li. eeps up with rho family busmoss today FORD CREDIT CO. FINANCING . . [II] ltEi Cl BOTTO BROS. PLUMBING & HEATING . ·svoSSET.FORD .. office and showroom localed at ~98•9700·-----·-·27 -1✓ ERICHO -TPKE~- ~ 128 WOODBURY ROAD, HICKSVILLE Hours• Mon.~F11 B·S . . . ! Sat 8·3 935-2900 ------Hkksville Illuslnllcd News - Hicksville, New York - Thursday, February 7, 1991 Pagc-11------Children'S Program: Teddy Bear Fun :· · . - ··- OUT OF TOWNER·s COMING iN? On Thursday, March 7, The Children's Room nl the Hicksville Public Library is ~ WE OFFER THE BEST HOTEL VALUE ON LONG ISLAND sponsoring a program, "Teddy Bear Fun" . • . . . - - with Ellen and Donna. There are two sessions: ECONO LODGE-HICKSVILLE l:00-2p.m. 2½-3½ i-carolds 2:00 - 3 p.m. 4, 5, K Rcgis1m1ion s1arts Monday, Feb. 25, and "SPEND A NIGHT, NOT A FORTUNE" is free. Proof of age and parcn1's libmrycard required. Panicip::uus are encouraged to WANTAGH PARKWAY & OLD COUNTRY RD. bring !heir own special 1eddics (or oihcr cuddly friends) from home. Parents may FOR THOSE SPECIAL OCCASIONS watch or par1icipa1c. No younger siblings Reserve Our Luxurious Guest Rooms At A please. Very Reasonable Rate Jr. Mineral Club • Complimentary Continental Breakfast Included • FREE Cable DI. Meets At Museum • "No Smoking" Rooms (Upon availability) Would you like 10 !earn all about minerals • Steam Baths in Rooms (Upon availability) and fossils and how 10 collec1 and idcniify 1hcm? Would you li ke 10 go on trips and • Special WEEKEND Rate Available ga1 her1hem? If 1he answer is yes, 1hen 1hc Junior Mineral Club is for you. GRAND OPENING SPECIAL RATE . . - 11,cJr. MineralOubmcelsat the Gregory Mu><:um. It issponsorcdbytheMuseumand 95 1hc Nassau Mineral Club. Meetings arc held $35 PJus Tax · RESERVATIONS 516-433-3900 on Sundays, approxima1ely once a month. New members ages 10-15 are welcome. _. ..~!~ Pe!so.!1_::-= ~B-1:_~!:~J>all~.¥__ _ US & CANADA 1-800-55-ECONO Please call 1hcGrcgory Museum al 822-7505 iryou•rc interested in becoming a member. The next mcc1ingisSunday, Feb. 10 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. NO CLOSING JUST FOR OPENING. THE MARINE"HOME EQUITY LOAN HAS ABSOLUTELY NO CLOSING COSTS. FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS, DEBT CONSOLIDATION OR Al'\IY USE IT'S AN UNBEATABLE VALUE. What makes a Marine Home Equity Loan an outstanding way to pa}1 for home improvements or debt consolidation? Well.just for openers NO CLOSING COSTS for Marinextra• customers. Marine will help you borrow up lO $75,000 without closing costs. And you'll help yourself to some terrific benefits besides. Like a low fixed rate and fixed pa}•mcnts. The potential for a substantial tax deduction.• And all the savings of our innovative tl.farincxtra accounts. Including no• fee checking and savings on Marine MasterCard" or Vis.1~•• You can even realize substantial savings on closing costs for loans over $75,000, too: So why put olfhomc improvrrnents, debt consolidation or any1hmg else you need? Drop by any Long Island Marine Branch t~a}1 and find out more about Marine Midland's outstandmg Home Equ11:y Loan. Or call us toll-free at l-800-9MAR1NE. You'll be glad you did. Wc"II give you no closing just foropening. MARINE ~ MICLANO G~- BANK Lets work it out together.• ------Hicksville lllus1ru1rd News - llicksvillc, New York - Thursday, Februury 7, 199 1 Pu~•-12 Business Briefs Century 21 Realty 38 West Village Green To Use Recycled Paper Century 21 Jannace, 284 Old Counlr)· BOOS FIDWERS (Newbridge Road) Road, will join 6,000 Century 21 S)'Stcm of. by fices in the Uni1ed States in using rtc)'l:kd Phyllis Hicksville, NY paper for all business cards and srntioncry. \lale11li11e's Dar,~ T'wrsclur. Febructr}' 14th The Century 21 system is said 10 be the 735-2244 largest user of business cards in 1hc \\Orld. Ancstimmed 100,000,000t'altls \\ereu,,:d by Let me count :he S)~lem in 1990. Valentine's "This is one small way that ouroflicccan the ways. .•- , ,. ,., ,. s35 contribute lo 1heccological well-being ofour For Every communi1y and planc1:• said broker Joseph 1i11ir/111g N. Jannace. MYLAR BALLOONS In addition to business cards, all Sill• LARGE & SMALL Kind Of Tune tioncry used by the individual offices, .., l..ot-v: >Ou·· Sweetheart Bouquet regions and lnicma1ional hcadquancr1" ill Or " Nuppy \hhwtiru.•S {)(,y.1" '1' H l6'12 be o n recycled paper. The changeo,cr 10 rCC),:led paper will begin nCJ • • A BRIDAL & PARTY PLANNER ASUPPLEMENT OF ANTON PUBLICATIONS Your Wedding Day ... ''The Most Fabulous Day of Your Life!'' You 'rcdallghter is engaged, and her wed c:1111 amounl!!i of mOBl')' is 10 go off ding pl:.msarc ur1dcrway .•. By now you·vc ,ea~on ... February. 7'1arch and l'arly i\pril i;ivcn up trying total~ her i111ocloping (she (you're Mlrl' 1hcy wo11'1 dope'! ). ,,anba "big wedding" with ··nil the uim .. Fourth, l'.0me 10 some agrl'l.'11\Clll \\ilh mings. "}. You'v1,,• rcu Nake Your Wcddins A Nishl To Qcmcmbcr Wilh The Oro!c'e rented their formalwcar forwcr. $100.00; many gowns arc factory new. Now there's Island Bridal Gown Rental, Judith Stone, owner of Island Bridal where prospccti\'e brides will find the largest Go" n Rental, says "It's a really unique ser selection ofrental gowns in the Mctropolit.111 vice, an alternative 10 buying, and ascn,ible area. \Vhethcrshcnccdsadness for next l\ttk way for a bride to find an exquisite gown tha1 or nc.xt year, 1he bride can choose from an she might otherwise not be able to afford, or tique and vintage gowns or more modern one that might not bi: available wirhin her styles. There are over 400 styles to choose time f ramc. We c-vcn have bridal accessories from in sizes 4•22 and pr iced as low as available for :,.,nial; such as headpiece< and slips. "The price of the rental includes most alterations and a prc-w~dding pressing;• Stone remarked. "The bnde can be married in an exquisite gown with a beautiful head. piece and veil, and then return it to us after the wedding. There's no agonizingshopping. r ~ ,~ BANQUET OFFICE OPEN DAJLY CW'eddmg,_ _r (516) 921~1415 FOR LESS! '---'¥"trPors In addition 10 ovor 650 stylos o f Wodding Favors, wo otter. • roasMg Glusn • Nei!ec:1 Almor-Jll Restauronc Open • BlnM,y Cll!.e Knlle • fbng Pillows • P1uona1uec Riooons • Mo~ 8:1gs For Dinner • Pt,sonahzed Malches • Cakt Toos Monday thru Saturday Also, Bridal Headpieces And Veils. Over 75 Styles To Choose From! All Al T,emendous 5.avrnos MON.,FRI. LUNCH WESTBURY MANOR Cvritdding GfflJ,1dtJ1-s RESTAUll,\NT & C,\TEklil!S 7725 JERICHO TPKE. Al Tho ''Dish-Count" House Jcrirho Tumpikc. Wesibury. L.1.. NY 11590 • 5 16-33.1-7 11 7 S16-~34-1830 Wf fl[ 1'11>Rili A WOODBURY, NY S?CCt.lil tA1;:t, l For the Wedding of the 1990's ~7 Contemporary Elegance for the discriminating taste of "today's" Bride and Groom. Our cul.Slnc ts renowned. Our srroicC!' is impeccable• Our prcsenialion ls today. Newly Designed nod Exprmdcd Outd<>or Lond.sca~d Garden Palios and Valet Parking F'ncllltlcs., Danquc·t Ortlcc Open Daily Ru~urant Open Monday lhru 5.llunSay Live Band & DJ's • Limos-•-Photography • Video • Entertainm nt 440 Old Country Rd., carte Place 334-6125 Custom Fash~lnvitatlons & Favors • Party P~ers & Decorators (Di1gon1Jly Acrou From Fonunofrs. Wotbury) Scotto Brothers Restaurants SI) nsored By L.I. Region's Women's RT-•.. For Info: 981-0976 Dar Tiffany Restaurant, Long Island's Foremost in Elegance, l's Now Available For Special Occasion ~ ~ ID.bnma_s -.>,·_t.i ._~,--, n-• Dinner Parties Ill,___ JJ eff"r-Ir ~ rznn ::.::.:~¼l~z~~:.:~;;~ -~~- ~ ~ Specializing in Rehearsal Dinners ~ Please Call For Information STEP BACK IN TIME 'IU THE DAYS OF GRACE AND ELEGANCE (516) 625-0444 OF THE 1800's ABOARD THE THOMAS JEFFERSON Have your wedding ceremony and reception on board this authentic replic,1 of the 191h Cen:ury _Side-Wheel !"1ddl;-steamers. You and your guests can ~ dme and dance m view of the New , ork Skyline as you cruise Long Island's Gold Coast. Cdor12fjun9) PRIME DATES STILL AVA ILABLE Call !or ,·iewlng appo!atmenl ond lalormaUoo 44 Glen Cove Ad.. Greenvale, NY (516) 744-2353 (LIE Exit 39N. Just North of Northern Blvd.) OPERATING FROM THE NEW GLEN COYE MARINA ------ANJON COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS• BRIDAL• FEBRUARY 1991 • PAGE 3A ------"Isn't It Romantic ... Extraordinary Dining An All Aboard "I Do" By Christine Alicunli along to free up a iablc al fl Classico. Quiet by Kc11/ IVoodrnff " II Clussico rivals 1he: best llalian conversation hums at each table as course rcs1auran1s on Long Island and can gh·c the after course oftruly fine cuisineis enjoyed. The bride wore an1iquc whi1e, 1he Af1cr 1hc ceremony (conduc1ed by finest restaurants in Manhattan a run for II Classco's fantastic soups, glorious groom, a double brcas1cd, brassbu11on clergy or licensed civil au1hori1 y), the their money'' boasis Eddie Maiorino, the pas1as, and magnificent main courses are an i!d p~acoal! The day was clear, 1hc mood owner of 1hc stylish and sophis1icatcd llalian food lovcr'sdream cornc1rue. And if fun begins. The paddles churn, moving Park. was fcs1ive, 1hc ship and crew were n.-stauraru in Mass:ipcqua Consis1e111- you have a sweet 100l h, look no fun her. II I he vessel pasl Long Island's s1oriccl ly outstanding rcstaur:mt r<..,,,•k"\vs bear out CJassico's lllcgnl Strawberries with Amarc1- fi1... Je1 1hcbcllsring, I he whistles blow, Gold Coas1 mansions. toward Nc•w York Eddie's claim. So do 11 Classico's loyal toovcrcinnamon French toast with Vanilla drop lhe lines and lei 1hc paddles roll... Ci1y's specracular skyline. patrons. ice cream won first prize 1or the very be.st On lhc "good ship" Thomas Jeffer The gucs1s dance on 1hc upper deck Since its opening. a li11lc more 1han three dcsscn on Long Island. son, a replica of an 1850 Long Island or dine in I he elegant Jy dccora1cd main )'ears ago, II Classico has been appearing on II Cla.ssico has rccc111ly begun offering a Sound Paddle Wheeler, spring and sum salon where good food, fine wine and C\'cryonc·s " ~t restaurant" list. rour course gourmcl dinner on Sunday mer mean·• t do:· as brides and groom~ glamorous surroundings combine to ltS elegant decor accented ·wi1 h gleaming through Thursday for only S16.95. This seek a unique silc on which 10 exchange crc:11e an unforgc11ablc occasion. The brass railings. crisp linen 1ablecloths, soft could bet he culinary bargain ofthc ccmury. I heir vows and cclcbra1c1hcir new lives. 80-fooi steamer holds 150 passengers music, and an intimate atmosphere SCI the Open seven nigh ts a week for dinner, this According 10 Cap1ai11 Frank Madden stage for some of the finest ltalian cuisi ne wonderful l1alia11 r~taurantscn·cssomcof (65 for regu Jar dinner rcscrva1ions) and found anywhere. Devotion and hard work and Greg Brazier, panncrs in American sails from April 10 Oc1obcr (pri v:uc th~ finest food on the Island in intim"tc may be pan of JI Classico'ssuccess, but its eleg;incc. Rcsen'ollionsarca must, l'Spi.'cial Phoenix Lines. Glen Cove. ''s1epping charters may be scheduled year-round). c.,1cnsi\'c menu and i111ri_guingsclcc1ions arc aboard 1hc Thomas Jefferson is like ly on weekends. II Classico is also available American Phoenix Line'scxpcricne the real culpril. II Cla5sico's cuisine has a for parties. II Classico is lcx:atcdai 4857 Mei= journL'}'ing back 1oano1hcrer,1!' and i1's ed s1aff will help you arrange all aspects Northern Italian slant with many regional rick Road in i\l:tSsapcqua P-Jrk near the Bar becoming a delightful place 10 enjoy a of your wedding, from food 10 nowcrs. .select ions that are not on the avcrngc: menu. Harbor Mall. Then: is ample parking behind par1y. The clegan1 sidcwhcclcr sails Wha1 a dcligh1 ful way to make a "I wam c:vcryonc 10 savor their meal. Din 1hc building. Call (516) 798-8496 for rcscr Long Island Sound, while guesis enjoy memorable occasion an unforgc1t:1ble ing should be a leisurely c. 3 :f, .i:---~..,=.~ DESK SALE ~a $139 1---,,,,- ' BAR CLOSE OUT TAKE AN ADDITIONAL 20% OFF . CUR IO1S . TRI-COUNTY FLEA MARKET , Huge furniture And .Bedding Department On Th': ~wer_Level -~· 1079 Old Country Rd. • Westbury, NY 11590 - 30lH"liEMPSTEAU.Pl Bridal Preparation It's open! Maximus DaySpa De Luxe, 1ha1 lnd back. luxurious, glillering space in Merrick, is nol If you can mo1iva1eyoursclf to move at all, Intimate Treasures only a rcali1y bu1 1he stuff of dreams. And then il'son to 01herdeligh1s: Shiatsu Sham Richard Calcasola, 1hernan who turned his poos, Aromatherapy Treatments, Mud For The Bride dream into this rcali1y, wants you to be one Wraps and Spa Facials performed by world of the fim to experience it. renowned European acstheticians. A 30-minutc ride from the Manhallan The new )'<-:Ir heralds the true beginnings skyline, Maxim us Day Spa De Luxe is a of the 90s decade, a time of tighter money, natural expansion of Long Island's busiest packed agendas and 1oughcr compe1ition, salon, Maximus, a hub of beauty ac1ivity all wi1h their allendant stress. In times like which, for years, has attracted style these. relaxation isn'I a lu.xury-it's a n<.-ccssi• conscious clients from all O\'Cr the area, ty. Out when 1ime and fanancial pressures becoming the requisite fi rst-slop for mega makca vacation prohibi1ivc, a day spa is 1he star performers at \Vcstbury•s ~lusic Fair. perfec1 ahcrnativc. MaximusDaySpa De Luxcislikcnoothcr Ma.,imus Day Spa De Lu,, e stands at 1he sp.1 in the New York area. Its l1igl1-1cch, state ready with spa packages for quick-fix of-thc-an equipment provides never-before treatments - Rescue Trca1111cn1, Morning experiences such as The Spa Pedicure - a Marvel, Aflcrnoon Rc:lrcat and Executh·c delicious, deligh1ful, dc-s1ressing pedicure Escape.all ofwhich can gel busypcop:e(and which soothes feet with wann paraffin while who isn't?) innnU out in record time. sending a special. 90s-tcchnologychair massages legs them off relaxed, refreshed and radiant. 1 W eddin3 Gow ., . _ •_ 1 _ ~- ·· S: Today's bride has so much to worry about RNATIVE TO B VYING while planning her six--cial day. S1 ill, it can be the most c.~citing time in her life!! One ofth e most romantic par1s is pla1m ing )'our wedding nigh! and ho neymoon trousseau! This is the part where a bride can .(FACTORY'"'' GOWNS) truly rcla., and hn\'e fun! One way to make your ra ntasy comc alin· <£> Priced as low as $100 is to pJan a shopping spree at lntima1c Treasures, a special lingerie boutique localed Iii O ver 400 Styles (Size 4-22) in Rolling Hills Shoppes at 201 ~tincora <£> Headpieces and Slips for Rent A"cnue in Roslyn. • This ro rn,tntic bou1iquc is filled with <£> Friendly And Personal Service everything you'll need to start your trousseau! At Intimate Treasures you'll find "" ex quisite collectio n ofpe ignoir sets. 'l>u'll al10 ffdand ,ee a complete selection of sexy teddies, busticrs, garter belts and much morl", in4 BRIDAL GOWN RENTALS eluding special bridal accessories. One of their specialties is the "bridnl hat LOCATED AT l SIAND CLEANERS box''-a floral hat box is decorated and fill ed to the brim with lingerie and other 33 Hillside Ave.,Williston Park goodies! Always a hit at a shower! So. relax. htwc fun. bring your mom or a Call for Appointment: friend to Intimate Treasures, where the staff will be happy to help you select the most (516) 741-9619 special lingerie for the most romantic time in your life. The shop is now offering an ad dilional 100/o off any peignoir set! ~~&W~~~W~&~&W~~~~&~&~~~~~~~~ e Monti's l'i7 cf\ L t , FINE ITALIAN CUISINE ~ Town & Country & .._t<,Otoe/t O g ('n 11,,,r,1r Sfurr./,101•~ / 10,11 _,tlroclo~-vml,,~ & (IP · Choose from Over 25 Entrees 1}J ExpcrieHce Elcgn/lce ... The & Includes Soup. Soled Bread. Spaghet1l Coffee & Desse,t SlAAIING >J $6.50 (ll.l Tile Trnrlit io/1 ... 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Invitations, Paper Goods and We Carry All Brand Names Hostess Provided for each Party. • Chrome Craft • Black Smith Shop -~ • Precision 7 Emerson Avenue, levittown Opposite Pergamenl's behind the Hess Station Plenty of Free Parking We Carry 200 Sets To Mix and Match. 731-0218 $249 & Up Come Pariy With Us And The ll'...5 H,m~ldd l"" 900 RI. 25A • l£ U!Ylll~n, NY MIiier Place, NY • Hours: Morr. /0-9, Tires. /0- 7. lli,d, & Thurs. /0-9 1mm IMi Tn.C..,,'1 NINJA TURTLE GAME 821-3272 Fri. 10- 7,· Sar. /0-6; Sun. 11-6 735-0335 ______ANTON COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS• BRIDAL • FEBRUARY 1991 •_PAGE SA ------Formal Tips-For the Groom Only By Lisn Mo rris En1cr 1hc world ofVictorTalboas Formals pastel-colored accessories as part of this of New York and know thal you arc abou1 "gentleman's look". to engage, not only in matrimony, but in a Other popular looks for the 1990's groom wide sclcc1ion of formal wear. is the classic tails (cane and top hat optional) Loca1cd at 62-16 Glen Cove Road in 1hc bringing elegance to the man; and thecnglish Greenvale Plaza, Greenvale. Vic1orTalbots gloves with a stunning grey derby. He said is in tu ne with decisions the groom musl 1ha1 1hc most popular combinations are make in deciding his a11ire and thaa of his black/ white and black/ gn.'}'. groomsmc-n. Victor suggested reserving the white din Owner Victor llilbot recognizes the dif ner jackets foroutdooraffairs, or those that fcrc111 needs of his customers and offers all are scheduled in the springtime months. his merchandise for rc111al or purchase. Hav He also suggests that all parties choose ing a tailor on the premises at all timcsallows their look three months prior101hcoccasion Victor and his staffto create the unique look and if )'OU decide 10 create a custom-look, each person is seeking, with a lifr1imeahcra- add an additional four 10 six weeks. Vic10r T he look of 1hr groom ch:rnges wilh lhe limes :1nd VklorTulbots formuls l.:~ps you abtt:251 of 1io11 guarantee for those who purchase their said his staffis happ)' to accomodatc those l ht' Sl) ICS for )01Uf form i:tl \\Hr n etds. own formals. out-of-town bridal party members with Vic ll1is lifetime service allows I hose who gain tor Talbots' out•of-town service. or lose weight during the years 10 bring the "Men can be measured abroad:' he c.x tuxedo in and have it altcrcd-frecof charge. plaincd, "I their measurements) can be call You Are Cordially Invited to Attend A Included in Victor Talbots myriad of ed i~ or faxed to us!' designer fashions (including styles from An additional feature Victor T:tlbots BRIDAL FASHION SHOW Cold-haan. Trafalgar, Christian Dio r. Pierre brings to his customers is the llfrtimc altcra " for Al I Seasons" Cardin, Lord West Crown, Raflina11i, After t ion Six and Henry Grethel) this formal wear "We :ippcal to all price l"'·cls.' assured Vic As The Guests o f i;allcry offers a wide variely of fine fur tor, and quoted his rental line beginning at Marie's Modem Bridal Center nishings 10 complement the outfit and $75 and the purchnseof a full I uxcdo begin Wed nesday. February 27. 1991 at 7 p.m. achieve that complete look. ning at $300. Victor lists tics. cummerbunds. vests, Victor invites you to visit his establishment and ,·iew what he has 10 offcrthc groom. He Radisson Plaza Hotel . glmes. socks. shoes, scarves and shirts as 1350 Olcil Walt Wh11man Rd. (Rt. 110) Melvtlle (L. I.E. some or the acccssor)' itcms-,.. • hcther the and his staff will sit down with you, answer Ex11 49) F'eatunng: F'lo nst. Music. Tuxedos. Limos, groom is looking for a traditional or contem anyqucstionsyou may have. and work with porary look. And whether you decide 10 rent you to assure you 1ha1 you sp<.-cial day will be Crystal ,S. Chma and others Grooms.. Bndal Pa rties and Mothe rs Are Welcome. or buy, Viclor gives the same fashion picture perfect. forwars styles in both categories. "\Ve give Victor Talbots is open Monday &Firday * FREE Admtss,on the same look domestienll)' for our rentals:· from 10:00 a.rn. 10 6:00 p.m.; Tuesday & * D001Prizes Weddmg Gown, Bahama Crue;e & much more. said Victor. Thursday from 10:00 a.m. 10 9:00 p.m.; and . (516) 757-7989 Victor explained 1ha11hcstyleof1he 1ux Saturday from 9:00 a.m. 10 6:00 p.rn. ,\p fr Call for FREE Tickets: J-800-439-BRIDE <-dochanges with theycan. "The look ofth e pointme11tSareno1 necessary, but if)'OU wish ninties i.s more relaxed, conscrva,ivc·• he toca11671-2673 for an appointment, Victor noted. He described unconstructcd will bepleased 10 reserve a time for you-<."'"cn shoulders, fullcr pants and the down-beat of if if it means extending his store hours. IL j(~ CLASSICO The Classic-st Little Italian Restaurant On Long Island. THE PERFECT PLACE FOR BRIDAL SHOWERS, ENGAGEMENT PARTIES, & REHEARSAL DINNERS. HOLD THAT SPEClAL AFFAI R AT LONG ISLAND'S BEST REVIEWED ITAUAN RESTAURANT. PARTY MENU A lobulous lour courso gourmet dinner with o wido rango of cours.O.$ Wedding Is ~crvcd !or an unbclicvnblc $16.95 Special por person. 11: APPETIZER $200 Chokt c,J, R-ollatini Di Mclanzane - Minestrone Soup - Antipasto Salad PASTA Value Rigatoni Fileno DiPomodora Favorable Discounts INTERMEZZO Available For Lemon Sorbet w/Champagnc S'maller Parties MAIN COURSE Qiolcw-ot: Groom's Suit FREE with 4 additional Veal Siciliana - Chicken Marsala - Sole Alla Francese Plus (2) Fathers 112 Off rentals or more - Chicken Piuaiola - DESSERT Fresh Fruit - Coffee/Tea/Espresso S & S FORMALS LTD. 260 N. Broadway, Hicksville IL 1'~ CLASSICO (1 block North of Sears) 4857 Merrick Road, Massapequa Park Fri. till 9 p.m., Sat. till 5 p.m. (516) 798 - 8496 (5 16 ) 9 3 1-4527 BONUS $1 ooo OFF EACH RENTAL ------Hicksville llluslraled News • Hicksville, New York - Thursd:oy, February 7, 1991 Pugc-181------The Advisory Board is to be composed or ford some posi1ivc imcrac1ion bc1wccn the Residents Sought For: people from the Hicksville community. residcnlS, siaff and members or the local The purpo!,C or the Advisory Board is 10 community, according 10 the board's proje<:1 Hicksville Group Home Advisory Board focus on then,ecdsorthe Program with par dirt:"ctor. A Community Advisory Board or in- The residents or the homes arc mentally ticular emphasis on rcsidcnl and staff in People from all backgrounds and of 1erested Hicksville rcsidenls is being form disabled adults bCl\wen 1hc ages or 18 and teraction in thle community and utilization v:iricd intercs1s are welcome to serve on the ed by Central Nassau Guidance nnd 40. The residents m1cnd day training pro of resources. In addi1ion, 1he Advisory Community Advisory Board. Counseling Services Communi1y Residence grants orarcc mplo)'l.-d in 1hc neighborhood. Board can w'ork 1oward increasing the Anyoncin1crcstcd in participating on 1his Program, for lhe residences owned and Special needs or the residents arc in recrea undcrstandin;g and :1cccp1ancc of the goals Board should call: Russel J. Pilgrim, C.S.W., opcralcd in Hicksville. tion nnd socialization opponuni1ic.s. or1hcCommuni1y Residences. Thiswillar- Projcc1 Dircc1or a1 681-2320. ::f _,,., ~ ~ ' ~ - '; l 1'fl~~ , ✓• ~" ~"' .. 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I,,.. 1\1 , 111a tlii 1rt, ,.,,Jli·, ,,..,, \uo, ll,1<,,U I ------Hicksville Illustrated News • Hicksville, New York • Thursday, February 7, 1991 Page-19------ 'Brush, Brush, Brush!! It's Children's Dental Health Month' Fitness Thru Exercise Fcbruary is a very busy and c:,;i.:.itins can become fa miliar with 1he chcerflll. mon1h for pcdia1 ric dentis1s. Yes, i1's friendly a1111osphcre. Of1en times when a C hi'.:lren's Dcmal Hcallh Momh again, child begins school. 1hey hear .., carcy" A Part Of Everyone's Life which means that it's the time of the ycnr s1orics from friends or badc.,pericnccs from when dentiSls reach our 1ochildren ofall ages adulls 1hey encounter. Dr. Nesnay feels to stress 1hc importance of denial heal1h. allowinglhechild to visil 1he pcdia1ricdcn- Fi111css is a major-pan ofo ur lifes1ylc 10· R,-cen1ly, yo111h Illness has become a na Childhood is 1he most impressionable 1al office to have a "hands on" experience in day. II is as imporlUnl as gelling 1hc righ1 lional concern. The ph)'sieal levels of our period ofone'slifca nd 1hus i1 is 1hc lx'SI 1ime a fun environment will allay many of 1hcir nuiri1ion for our body by sensible diel. young children has declined causing the 10 form good oral hygiene habi1s. "All hough fears. Fitness through exercise is the way 10 a "Couch Potatoc''. Danccor 11 f1t kids0 classes we leach kids all year long aboul denial heahhy, wcll-fu11clioni11g body. Regular ex arc designed for children 10 develop heahh, 1his 111011111 in par1ieular wea11ernp1 Many community events will be ercise. properly guided, 1101 only promoccs a1v-Jrenessof1heirbodil-s, hcahh, mo1or.ind lc. reach as many children as possible b)' highligl11cd I hs momh, includng a coloring muscle 1011c. n cases 1cnsion that is buih up social skills. visiting schools or h~wing the schools visit us and essay cor11cs1 sponsored by Proc1or & daily an<' will rcsuh as preventive medicine M<-cl ing all 1hcse SP<,-cial demands in pro fora 'hands on' cxpericntC:' s1a1cs Dr. Mary Gamble a nd the Nassau Coulll)' Denial and relieve sircss. m01 ing lhc prescription for better living is a Ellen Nt-snay, a pedia1ricdc111is in Massape Society. They will also sponsor Dr. Ncsnay All srngcsof our lives can bcneli1. Begin school which was <·,aablish<-d over 40 )-Cars qua Park. to provide informaiion 101he public o n den• ning with prcna1a1 c.wrcise. 1hc c.~pcctam ago. The H annah Kroner school ofd ance in tal care at Waldbaum's on Hicksville Road mo1hercanswy in topcont.li1ionduring her Albertson is scnsi1ivc 10 all the individual Dr. Nc.snay stresses 1hat karning the im• por1anccofhcahhy l<-clh and grod brushing in Massapequa on Feb. 6. In addi1ion, Dr. pregnancy hdpin3toaid in labor. Postnatal needs in li1nc:ss. Wi1h innova1ivc ideas, 1hc Nesnay will visi1 st-vcral of 1he local schools c.,crcisc helps rciurn 1he body 10 a normal. school con1inu<-s to offer 1oday's socic1y all habi1s should begin al a ,·cry young age. /Is heahhys1a1e. lnfan1 and 1oddler movcmcnl 1he vi1al fi111css prograrr.s. There is no per soon as a child can untlcrsland basic COil· 10 give prescn1a1ions. She is also available 10 programs assist e"en 1heli11ks1 people in 1hc son exempt from the benefits of properly ce1>1s (appro,im1ely JO 111on1hs). he/she talk 10 parcnl groups rcgardingall ,LSP<,'Cl>0f d1..,.,clopmcnt of fine and gross mu~l.'h! con guided c.,creisc. The end result is a posi1ivc, should be 1augh1 in simple langi,agchow 1u chihJren·, dental hcahh. brush and what can happen if one docsn'1 irol. rle., ibili1y, and coordina1ion. More good fcclin& of all around well-being. ,. The best means to make children become :,,cnior adults an: entering dassrorn~ to c.~ Remember, i1'_., lll'\'Cf too late to gel starred, brush. \\'l' l'ncour::igc forming good habi1" early so 1ha1 c hildren will carry 1hese aware ofth eir teeth is through 1hcir parents. pcricm:c 1hl' joys of titncs.s and dance, and bul ii is 100 late if you 111.wr s1an. Therefore, if pa rcms encourage their 1he c.,plo ralion of expanded physical and Fo r information on th:! right program for bcncf:cial tools with them throughout thdr ti,·1.-s. d1ild ren 10 brush daily, limit snacks and visi1 menial s1imulatio11. Fatigu-,, high blood you, con1ac1: Hannah Kroner School o f 1hc dentist C\-cry 6 mo111hs: 1hcy may grow up prc~~ urc, and cholesterol :ire decreased. Dance (516) 747-0757 o r (516) 747-0784. A1101hcr poinr that is very importa nt is "i:avity.frcc. So make 1his February a pro visit ing the pediatric dcn1 ist at appro,.imatc· Uucthc one and s1an ,·our chi1drcn on the ly 3 years o r age or before so 1h:11 1he child road ro good dc111al heahh! Drug-Free Hope FREE For Pain WORKOUT WIIH IHJS COUPON Sufferers Umil recen1ly rlo1a1ion was somc1hini; - One on One Training found either in research settings or as a fod (rv ~lshp requi.'ed) - No Overcrowded for 1hoseseeking inner peace. Today resear Useless Equipment. chers at univcrsi1ics in the United States and - Diet Instruction Canada arc using Flo1a1ion RESf1 0 reliC\'e pain. R EST stands for Reduced En - Expanded Free Weight - t0O% Steroid Free vironmcnral Stimulation Thcr.1py ,.ind refers Area Gym. 1o anemdiunmcnt that is sublimclypcaccful -Treadmills, Exercise Bicycles and free from sm-ssors of all ki nds. S1udics on anhritis :11 SUNY/ S1o ny - Men's & Women's Locker - A weight is a Brook and the Ml'.dical College of Ohio. on Areas weight, but there lu:adadu:at the Uni\'crsityof8ritbh Colum is no substitute for bia. and on chro,,ic pain al SI. Elizabc1h - The Perteet Atmosphere for Hospi1al in Wisconsin ha\'C all eonclud,-d _ Health & Fitness Atmosphere. thal Flo1a1ion RESf ,ignificamly reduces pain. Dr. JohnTurnerof1hc~kdicalCollcgeof O hio has ~,·id~111:csugg,:sting that llmation ~,imul:itn the produclion or bctacndor• GYM HOURS: Mon . lhru Fri, phins, 1hc bod)'°> own pain killer. O1hcr "THE ONLY .!UICE AT OUR GYM IS SERVED 7 a.m. unlil 11 p.m. spccialis1s suggest 1ha1 lhc profound relax 541-3 South Broadway, Hicksville AT OUR JUICE BAR!" Saturday 9 a.m. • 6 p.m. aiion produced by noa1ing is 1hcchicfca use ~• XI to Abina Electric. acrOJS from Denny's CALL US AT: 433-0922 Sunday 10 a.m. • 3 p.m. ofpain rcduc1ion. "llo1h hypo1hcscsare<-or rcc1 and both con1ribu1c to the signilicanl pain relief we sec in our patients:• s ays Dr. Roderick !Jorrie, dirc,:1orofThc Sensoriurn Clinic in East Sctauket. ·•,\ large component of pain m:magemcnt involves 1hc same tools used in stress managemcn1: rel:L"Qlion and coping skills:· Borric adds. The Scnsorium Clinic offers Flo1a1ion Therapy as pan of iis pain managcmen1 program. for further inrormation, comact r-.·fartin D. Friooman or Dr. Roderick A. Borric at The Scnsorium Clinic, 220 Belle Meade ,\ \'c nuc, Easl Se1aukc1. N<~v Yo rk 11733. (516) 689-5500. Float Environment Modified For Therapy Patients su ffer ing from chronic pain, nr• 1hri1is, headache. stress and spas1ici1y arc linding rdicf1hrough no1a1ion. Far from the boxy. egg-shaped l'tlpsules of 1he pas1, the noia1ion 1herapy pools a1 The Sensorium Clinic in East Sc1auket nrc more likeovcrsit cd luxury ba1h1ubs. "The mai n reason for redesigning the flotalion pool was to make DENTISTRY FOR INFANTS, ii a.,-,cssiblc 10 I he physica!ly disabled:' says CHILDREN, TEENS AND Dr. Roderick Borric, 1he clinic's din,c1or. HANDICAPPED (<011tinuctl on nerr pa_~e) ------Hicks>·ill• lllu.s1ru1ed News• Hicksville, Ntw York - Thursday, Fcbruory 7, 1991 Pagc-20------ to help wi1h financial aid and supporl ser Dr. Va lacer. "The k<')' IO improving 1hc long- vices 1ha1 areofien needed when n family is 11:rmoutcomc lies in J'lfi..'\-Cnth-cmcdicine. an- Pediatric Asthma Center At faced wi1h the long-term costs of medical 1icipa1ory guidance and cducaiion of care and medication. as1hma1ic children and their families. We Schneider Children's Hospital ''New treatment op1io11S ha,,ccha11,gcd the provide care with a broad range ofspeci alists Scdng:, child siruggk for brea1h during allergic and non-allergic pn.-cipuarw, ano medical approach from jns1 rclievin• symp- who nre a1 the forefront ofasthma care and :in asthma episode can be a frightening CX· designs a medical management program 1omsofallack s lo pm'Cnlingaltacks:' Slales research=' pcricncc for parcn1s. or 1hc nine million tha1 wills1abilizc thcchild's airways. Reduc ,\mcricans who ~uffcr from a.,1hma, thrcc ing hospital visits and episodes ofwhee ting million arc children. Despite advances in in gene ml, ma.ximizcs1hc paticn1·s otbili1y lO lrcatmcnt and rcscan:h, asthma•rcla1cd function nonnallyand 1ni11imi2cs theimp.1c1 c.Jca1hs haw increased during the Jl3.)l 10 of asthma on the family of the aslhmatic ''MAMMOGRAPHY years, par1icularly amongchildren from 10 child'.' 10 14yc~,rsof;1gc. ..Thcrci s no oncca1..1-;cfor A,1 hma, a com pl"' di.lease I ha1 affc.:1 s I he 1he increase:• ~ays David Va lacer. r-. 1D, din.-c• lung~. is marked by bout, of ~criou, ISA 1or of 1hc Pcdia1ric i\llcr~y and i\sihma brl"atl1int diffh:ullics that can be bolh Ccnlcr al Schneider Children\ Hospi1al of f righ1e11i11g and debilitating. ,\n ::L\thma , uf• Long bland Jc~•i Dr. laura Selub GUY L. MINIZ, M.Il Does is pleased to amwunce the opening of his office for the practice of Bring Out The Cardiology Natural Beauty at 400 South Oyster Bay Road Suite 200 of YOUR Smile! Hicksville, New Thrk 11801 482-3401 with Cosmetic Bonding, Bleaching, Comprchcnsi\'c Cardiac Care, Sp with Dr. Laura Selub for the smile you've only dreamed of until now. Afliliatl-d "'ith: - ~onh Shore UnhTn-it,· Jlospital Com~U Unh't'l")ity ~l«lical U:nter - S)USSCt Community Ho~"Pita.l - A«css to St. Francis llospit.:tl - The I lcun C.Cnttr Laura Selub, D.D.S. Free Cholesterol Screer.ing "ith this ad General and Cosmetic Reconstruct1ve Dentistry for Adults and Children EMERGENCY TREATMENT AVAILABLE 7DAYS/WEEK at the time of initial consultation. The Plarn 400 8uiid111g S Oys1er Bay Rd Hicksville.NY 11801 516 822-6155 Rehab Doctors Welcome Float Therapy Flotation Therapy, a simple approach to · "The results Wl'rc lasting and imprt-ssivC:' lv.: health rcMora1ion is re-emerging ,,d1 I: cording to Or. Dana, the underlying con remarkable results. /\ftcr thirty years of cepts of no1ation .treat the very foundation research a growing numberof Long Island's of medicine. ..The people at I he Scnsoriurn health care professionals arc accepting thi~ Project arc 1horoughly professional, so. we NONINVASIVE VASCULAR TESTING ...WHY? WHEN? WHERE? unique. drug-free and non-invasive altcr- made room and invi1cd 1hcm to share ouir 11ativc trl'atmc111 ror a variety o f dison.lcrs. build:ng;· says Or. Dana. The Scnsoriurn You may be ta.king your regular walk around the neighborhood Patients suffering from chronic pain, Clinic's director, Or. Roderick Barrie, is a headache, rheumatoid arthritis, spasticity when you notice that you1· legs feel tired and achy. This fee/Ing psychologist with 1we111y )'Cars of noiation a nd stress arc finding relief by noating experience. "The bcncfi1sof001a1ion itscllf may recur each time: you m ay even think you have had a touch "wciglu lessly" and effort ks ly in" shaliow are manifold. Rut, when it isinlcgr.itcd wi1 h of the nu. You may then realize tha.t this sensation ha.s been pool of n~arly saturate"d cpsorn salt water other treatments like psychotherapy and ongoing for several months-yea.rs. meybe. solution. fhc pool is filtered, sterilized and physical therapy the results arc synergistic:' 111:iin1ained at skin temperature and is con- 8orriesta1cs. Thcdinic's programs run for You ·re sitting 1n your favorite cha.tr reading. You suddenly 1aincd in alight and sound attenu::uc.'Cl room about twelve weeks. Pntients noa1 once 01r reaJJze that pa.rt of the words are missing on one pa.rt of the page. in which a mbicnc air tcmpcra1urc and t wice weekly and creat ment may be humidit)"arccarefullycontrollcd. Now, in a It feels like somebody pulled a. shade down over you1· eyes. c.'\:pandcd to include personal and group building just over the tree line from 111c . counseling. "In an cnvironmcnl wt1crc vir It's fa.11. a.nd you ·ve been raking the yard. All of a. sudden you Universi1y Hospital at Stony llrook, Tl1e tually all stimulus subside~ a number o,f feel nauseous or ,veak, and y ou fa.Ji to the ground. When you try Scnsorium Corporation of Hun1inglon has natural healing processes kick in;• says Or. established the arc:i's first medically super to get up you rea.lize y ou are unable to move one of your arms. Barrie. ··we help the patient along with vised noauion clinic. For nearly five years specially prepared recorded and live pro You 're frustrated, confused-and scared! 1his location has been the home of Advanc grams. Manyofour patients find significant are a ed Bio-Phrsical Care. o ne of Long Island's rclicfthcvery rim 1imc thl;•visit and thc;arc These few common symptoms that ma,y have been caus morcactiwaml sophisticated rehabilitation motivated by the 1cawakcning of \\'hat it ii.s ed by atherosclerosis, more commonly knovm as hardening of the f:icili1ics. like to be pain-frcC.:' arteries. If you are at risk or concerned that you may have ..So me of o u r long-term. plateaued For further information, contact l'\•1artin patk·n1s went through the floatation rcscan:h atherosclerosis, you should see a doctor. If your doctor suspects 0. Frk-dman or Or. Roderick /\. Dorrie at projc'\:I :11 SU NY/Stony Brook and then con The Scnsorium C link. 220 llcllc Meade that atherosclerosis Is indeed a possibility, you w1.ll be referred tinued no1:11ion at Scnsorium'.s pilo1 facili /\venue, East Setaukct. New York 1173:1. to a vascular doctor. In addlt!on to the clln!cal examination, the ty in Huntington:· c.xp1ains Dr. James Dana. (516) 689-5500. M.O. head of/\d,-anccd Bio-Physical Care. inltlal evalu Noninvasive vascular testing ia: • Simple and safe • Easy and painless • Bo noodles or catheters are used D t happens every year about this time. Yo u make a fin or resolutions. At 1he 1op or che IL$C I wlll lo1e weight! mUI if you h.wc lc.1rned<1?Y1hing from 1hcsco1nnwl ritu.1ls. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• it is 1hi5: l osing at leas1 SO pounds lakes more tlHm a resolution. DI requires a mcdic..Jlly ;:1pproved and i.upcrvised weight· The Nonlnvas1vo Dlsgnost.tc Va.scular La.borocory, located tn the prJvata office of Na.ssau Thorsclc & Ca.rd..Jovascula.r lou proyram like The OPTIFASP P,ogram. The Program provides Suri{o1-y Group. is dedfC4tod to tho dotoctlon ruid dlognosJ~ !hi:! clo'ie aucn1ton of phy,.1,i.lrn. nurses and 01hcr prof~1on.als· 10 of cerobrovnscula.r and pertphoml vascular dJSelJ.58. St.P.te-of•t.ho-art equipment. and a 1-ogtstered, nar.l011a.lly Je'\ ~ I help you lo\C' weight. And 10 help you keep 1hc weight off. The cerr.1/Jsd w1scula.z· t-ochnolagtst. prqvtdo sorvlce to >.,J J 1 OPTIFAST Program also provides nu1ri1iondl coumchng, behavior• modific.ation 1e<.hniques, .ln cxercii.e program and the.! group sup port of others who shMC your problem: g o make 1991 the year you give your number-one re solu1lon ., real chance. If you arc 50 pounds or more overweight. resolve righ1 now 10 .mend our next evaluadon session. It's free .:,nd there's no obligation 10 sign up. Thoracic & ....~ ~ ' ) D osing 50 pounds or more? 1NOn·1 be .1s easy as ringing in 1he New Year. But wah honest rnmmi1mcnt 11 could make a big Cardiovascular , I )\ d ifference in yotJr hfe for many new years to ,omc. 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Kimberly Keller TarJ Ennis Christina Mcllwrath Catherine Feminclla Patricia Moffc11 Melissa McKinnc-y THE PHYSICIAN'S WEIGHT REDUCTION PBOGRAM Meridith Nov·Jrn Rosemarie: McMahon Dana Patrowicz Jnmcs ,\lcVcigh FEATURES A UNIQUE PERSONALIZED PROGRAM OF: Nicholas PcnninipedcNam:y Palrowicz Kevin Perrucci 'L.1urcn Reilly Elizabeth Pizz.1 Mary Russell Diet and Exercise in an Extensively Equipj1ed Facility Jennifer Ri\'era Christopher Scobie Christopher This program, under the direction of a Medical Staff, Registered Die ticians, Exercise 6th Gr•dc Trnmanrana Physiologists and Behavior Modification Specialis1ts HONOR ROLL Michael Tramantana Room 202 Victoria Wilkie FEATURES Karen Barucchcri (continued on page Zb) • MODIFIED FASTING • WEEKLY GROUP SESSIOINS • NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING • EFFECTIVE MAINTENANCE DON'T THROW THAT • PERSONALLY SUPERVISED EXERCISE PROGRAM AND USE OF FACILITIES TONER CARTRIDGE AWAY! 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Friday, February 8 Peter Cooper, 19th Century LI Inventor An lndoorGolrOu1ing will begin at 5 in side the Long Isla nd Marriott Hotel in Today, 1hc Long Island landscape may Uniondale to bcnefi1 the Leukemia Society have in it plenty in the way ofindustrial varie of America. For more information, ca ll ty. From airframes and electronic com 938-3900. poncnlS 10 bio-tcch and.compu1crchips, 1hc f.ly fair Lady opens al Plaza P k1yhouse region is showing off its fair share or in Old Be1hpagc. For more information, call technological wizardry. 694-3330. Oncofthccarliest Long Islanders to make Friday, f'ebruary 8 - Sunday, February 10 a name for the area when it comes to in The Andre Waus concen, sponsored by dustrial inventions, howc\'cr.got his start two Friends fort he Arts. has bc<:n poslponcd til hundred years ago. April 7, 7:30pm, due to illnc;s. His name was Peter Cooper, and he was born in 1791 and lived most of his life in Salurday, February 9 Hempstead. Gewandhaus IJach Orchestra of Lcipzjg Ewr heard ofCooper-Union in New York will give a Concert at 8 a1 StallerCen1er for City? \Ve il, Peter Cooper is the philan The Aris at Uni\'crsi1y at Stony IJrook. thropist who go1 ii started. Donating and The Huming1on Chapter of Women's supervising the construction for the original Aglow f-ellowsl1ip will hold a Valentine's Day building back in 1859, Cooper Union is Dinner 31 6:30 at the Cemral Presbyterian known today as a 1uhion-fn.-c undcrg~dua1c Church. H u111ington. For rcscrv.uions, call college open 10 any qualified siudcnt. ~21-0911 or 5~9-8147. And 10 show what kind of foresight Mr. "Dance For Hean" a three hour Aerobic COOJXr had, long before women's suffrage, Marathon 10 benefil the H,-an Assoc. will be he made special provisions for the t.--duc:uion held 11-2 at the Long Island Marriou in of women. Unionda.k. For rnorc information, call All in all, Peter Cooper is considered an 741-5522. early forerunner of the philanthropic The Sea Cliff Chamber Players will give dispositions ofthe great industrialists ofthe a Concert 10 benefit the Raoul Wallen berg late ninetcc:n1 h century. setting forth the Commiucc of LI at Sat ,he Sea Cliff principle thm wcahh is a public trust. Theater. Ticke1s arc $25. For more informa tion, call 759-2337. Now, Hempstead Town Presiding Super visor Joseph N. Mondello and Supervisor A Winter Botany Course taught at Gar Gregory P. Peterson ha\'c announced plans viL"S Point Nluscum, Glen Cove will cover the for a gala celebration in commcmora.1ion of topic "Buds, Twigs and Bark! Deciduous the 200th anni\'crsary of the birth of Peter Trees" from 9:30-1. ;\ dvance regisumion is Cooper. required; Call 671-0300. "(He) \\'aS n noted American inventor. A Valcminc's Workshop forchi ldren ages manufacturer and philanthropist who spent 6-10 will be held at Planting Fields Ar much of his life in this part of Long Island:' boretum from 10:30-12. The fee is SI0. and said Mondello. rcgistmtion is required. For more informa Ingenious is the word for it, if a paper tion. call )22-9206. prt-semcd by Paul D. \'311 Wic, Ph.D.. ofthe A Camellia House Tourwill beconducted Town of Hempstead Landmarks Commis at Planting Fields Arboretum 10:30-12. Ad sion is at all an indic3tion. Cooper'sc:irccr I mission is S8. For more information, call ;is an inventor began with a lawn mower, 922-9206. which he never marketed, according to Or. Rapunzel will be presented by van \Vic. ..A more successful in\'Cntion wn.s Thcatreworks USA at 1:30 at Hofstra's hiscclcbrat,-d automatic rockingcr.idlC:' he Adams Playhouse. Tickets arc $6.50. For writes. Pt: rt:RCOOPER, H EMPSTt::ADINVENTORond foundtrofCooptr, U nion In Monhotlon• .,. more information, c:ill 922-0061. From thcTCi he went on 10 accumulate for porcr.1yrd around 18S0 in mn unfinishrd porer.lit The Huntington Historical Society will tunes with his industrial 1.'nlcrprisc: first in by J ohn A. C..lyo. holda ?~per Collectibles fair from 9-6al the the glue business, but in later )'cars with his Prcsbylcrian Church of Swee! Hollow in famous "Tom Thumb" locomotive, which birth, a rcprescntativcoflhc Nassau Coun The Village of Hempstead will begelling Mclvillc.AdmissionisS2. Formorcinforma Dr. van Wic says made Peter Cooper a ty Museum is scheduled 10 show up al the into the act as well, with plans to erect a tion, call 351-1029. celebrity. Hempstead Public Library on Monday. historic marker at the original site of Peter There's more, of course. He opc11l.'d an Fcbrunry II, dressed upas the 19th Century Coo;,cr's Hempstead home. In addition, the Saturday, February 9 And iron works in New Jersey which manufac invc:n1or. "He will de.scribe his cnrly years town's Landmark Preservation Commission Sunday, Fcbruury 10 tured 1hc first s1ructur,1.I iron beams; sup residing in the Village of Hempstead, and is planning 10 issue a booklet on Cooper's An Ice Carving Festival-Valentine ported an underwater telegraph cable \\•ill focus on some ofhi s major inventions:• life; and at the traditional June Festival al Celebration will be held at the Americana at connection with Europe; and invented such said a represcn1a1ivc from the town. OldDcthpagc Village Restoration, mon:ac- ~lanhasse1 from Noon-8 on Sat. and diverse producls as a washing machine, a That will include 1he mechanical cradle. 1ivi1ics are planned. Noon-Son Sun. Admission ro thf..• Ice Carv dc\'icc for moving barges, and C\'Cf1 a new 1hc I-beam-stilled used in modern con T he celebrations begin on Feb 11 at ing Demonstration is free. For more infor way of producing gelatin. struction, cables for suspension bridges, and 11:00am. at the Hempstead Public Library ma1ion. call 627-6700. To celebrate the bicentennial ofCooJXr's C\'cn "Tom Timmb:' al 11 5 Nichols Coun in Hempstead. YOU CAN'T GET RECOi\fMENDED... MORE AMERICAN ,111 e1:e11i11g of Long Island poclry al llutchins Art Huntington's /MAC presents jazz with Spyro GJ711's Gallen•. CW Post, Feb /3 8pm Dar~ Samuels Feb 9 9pm /549-ARTS)... More music lllAN ·nos (299-2i9l). .. 1hemretL'OrksllJSA's Rapunzel. Feb 9 from CuchosloL'Okia: Su11day fro JO 3pm. i-orious ut /,1,st that 's u·hut the lll Mam's l'fil)iJOt,se Hofstra (922-(XJ6/J ..7h e Other arlists (TicketA/aster 888-9000).. .lru Con,ing fesJ in Amrricm, /111.Jim1 Dance Throter Vic 711eulre Compu11y of Valley Stream fl!p,!M!JII.! Mw1ha:o;se1 Feb 9. /0 (62i-6i00) ... llofslro 's "Mowrt: S. Makin~ their debut at the Goodll)~ ChU!W al the Baldwi11 H,vbor litchi Oub 200 )'l'UTS of research lllld llllal)'Sis" Feb 8-/0 Tri/es c;,.n,,; on SundaJ: Feb 9, a11d at the Jericho Public Ubrory Feb JO (463-56-09). .. 'More Is More' 3,142 images by Korean Febmury lith. i.OOpm. th,y (56/.()620) ..l':,xh Cham/,er Otrhi'SITU al the Slal/er artisJs lk.Jaong Ka,1g mid &ng ux. SUNY Old mUI' /Ji.1 scm fur llw vurchlJSi! Center, Stony Brook. Feb 9 8pm, replacing the ll~bun• Feb 12-Mar /6: c111nYJSeS as small as lhret: priCt• of S/5, S/2, or S/0 7illi•s G<•1,w1dhaas &1ch Orrhestro of /,,.ipzig (Ticket· inches (8i6-J/58).. .'The l/11silless of Musical f'l!rfor C. nter. i11 its //)th sro.~m. is Mas/er ,fl,8//.9(}/}()j .. l/e-Crrarion pul.! 011 a 1V1uril'ill1• mana-s,' a symposium. Chelsea Center Ens/ Nonvich lowt,·d at /JU CW lib/ rumpus fi!b /.I 1:30-/0pm (223-2522).. . m llnx>kri/1,• 'Ri1'frboat' at /l'orthporl II•\ llosp1ial fi.,b 9 :!pm New Deadlines The regular weekly deadlines for the The pick up for our drop-off box at 9 Hicksville /1/ustr.lled have changed. CalifomiaStrcct, Hicksville, remains the The paper will no longer be put same. All materials will be picked up at 1ogc1heronTucscia)'S, but will be done on 8:30 a.m. The mailbox is white and is Mondays. Therefore, the deadline for located in the driveway on the chimney. each issue will be Friday by 9:30 a.m. No Monday E.,tensions Can Be Given. CopymustbcatourMincolaofficeat 135 If )'OU have a ny questions call Rita Libcny Ave. (11501), by that time. Langdon at 747-8282, ext. 164. YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE COULD BE DECIDED IN ONE MORNING. ANCIENT HISTORY COURSE: Mn. 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Elmon11 Subscription Weekly - Weslbury Tomes - The Long-lslander/Norlh (Hun11ngton Township) - The Long,lslander/Soulh (Islip Town ship) - Nor1topor1 Journal Newspapers By U.S. Mail To 137,000 Homes With Over 405.000 Readers Anton Community Newspapers - W eek of Febru~ry 4, 1991 - Page 2C 2 H elp Wanted I 2 H elp Wan ted 2 Help W ant ed I 9 Co-ops/Condos MEDFORD ..... Real Estate IMMACULATE 20R. lY, 1>1tn conoo t,~•llent Put yourself IOC.,FnEEg()ll,tffiftl-1,0-J.Oltlu foom.Clubhovlt.11'1kl!.IJ6f. I~ 11 Homes For Sal e 1 1 H omes For Snlc 15 Apts For R ent dOOf&OUIOOOrp,oofL f \OS,000 1n front row center. 516-698-2848 N0RTHSH0R!R!NTALS C411 al11r ◄ p.m. OPEN HOUSE BY BUILDER QRUIHECIL ll LI\ DINETTE ,.,..,,QM SUNDAY F EBRUARY 10TH 2:00 PM -4 PM IUTCHE.N,BAJH. ILIMEOIJJE. S79$ FAST! ROSLYN. 1a,LR. m.ow. 6'1H, ATTHEBEACH- Excluslvenaw6300sq,ll,brick D'.Clli£Ji1S101WlE.11!6. French chateau on 2 wooded Lattingtown Har• ROSUN. ll!coruGtl.l\OR.2','lf, 23 Voc-ac;on Home.~ CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS hour acres w/pvt beach c lub rights. Unique BASE~ENI 1\1111,S~UI&ORYER. FRESHLY FAIHTEO. YARD. 1CAA Tl i.tE S HARE unlt1 ll"id Urt'JI)- BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO stores have over 10.000 entertainment titles 10 distinctive design Includes towered marble on- G/JWllllliS ~,cund mrmbenrirc:i,. 0 11110,s trance toyer, o ak floors, 4-5 BAS, separote 1eli01 • CflHD!I \'/Ofkhrld•ae•ee- choso lrom and it's our CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS who keep our audi• ED DEVLIN 365-9010 Hons, Cati vACATIOH NETWORK ence coming back for moro. guest/maid qtrs, 6V, bl hs, spacious kitchen, US.•ndce.n.c1a 1-C00-7~o.- library, LR wlalrlum, 3 car gar. Reduced from JOS-171-t&290,. F1e-r1nu,1inlonn•• - tf«l )05,.'l'"1 1.4).)t. (t~YSCAN) ,-.. II you liko busy, active work, enjoy doaling with the public and loel you·,e a $1,800,000 to $1,499,000. las1 foamer, yau·111ave this o~rtunily. Full & Part Tlme positions avail- Rt. 25a to 107 North. Righi onto Chicken Valley. OYSllft lA'f 24 T ime Shares able; days, nights, weeken s. Left at Ira.tile lights to Piping R'ock Road. lBR.2£Mi.tn1.UtDJl, Eli<.1cu Through Locust Valley to Blrchlll Road. l.sll an Qltai;e, , ~ t t.1hl Mon,Frl.,4S I N-OU1 As the na1ion's last.est-growing company in our boom!ng industry, wo have Horse Hollow Road. Rlghlonlo Lattingtown Rd OWNER 11WESHAREINARUIA plenlh lo alto: the r1ht poople. Goad pay, goad bonof11s, a greal reputation to Parish Drive. Righi onto Mindy Court. •·- $STAR RESORT,PU,'l'AUNOA and I o chance for u1ure growth. fy;fy IQ>.K'l)IO 1B~ Cor,oQ, WC0"5 For Information or brochure, please coll S. Dau, m.Jld Hnk .... Balcony PORT WASHINGTON ~r.t.1ft,ypoollocun.AJ1 516-676·2386. • <f lpotla, 1tMll,11¥11Yn ltchlo 11 l ou leol~ ou c an 1ualily as a BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO CUSTOMER 2 & J DR •Pl• ,11.1ung • 1 S700, I UMfl'l' J u.sli,o. Sl;titse.h1c, Shoc:orno- S RVICE EP, we'd iko 10 talk with you. PIH-1• CI II IOI mto,matlon. (auil. Rt-tea1,1t:1.1'111- S1.! ¢0. Wffk •>, tJatctl J IO.Catl al!" 1 pm. APPLY IN PERSON To\lliln & Country R.E. 11M>7U Monday-Friday, 10AM-10PM LOVElY HOUSE For Sale on e83-5200 ,,,o:ic, Plc:Onlc R1•1t In R1wert1•,a,d, 12 Homes For Rent Ask lar tho Manago, on Duty Wul Main Sl,12 S lory. Cuh S1'9,900. ·-POR1...a$hl.NGT0N-)8.Rr11 S¼l 3U-5U,1 l!flSt>:JO. Hi.-~1,.tl • -'ISl:'5(1. 30 Conunc rcia.l BALDWIN HEWLETT "7•1~ GLEN COVEJGLEN HEAD Ct;1ttt0k.~IL'® 856 Merrick Road 1137 Broadway ?..JDRHome:.'750-Sl:i'!iO ,.,N....,O.Qlv.,~ l U15-. Nt.,J11½ lontisnnl Properties High Oaks Reolly EAST MEADOW INWOOD PORT WA.St-tmGTOH ~ NOSPORT 883-7780 671-6522 676-9287 Eu t e,n Sullolk TupaJett 2295 Hempstead Turni:lke 561 Burnside Avenue Mlnt2F~, ,1 BR 3t!:1th1.FOR.Eli PO ITT VJASHUIGTOU V213 BRlrom Cltl loutIon, IJ),lt:ltw.t. 1ntCKJ,~I. 13,500 sq. II. Includes 2 mo rotall s l oros & 5 o lllce::;. l.0¥tl1 ~c.. y-110 . $JOCl,OOO - FREEPORT LONG BEACH COVE REALTY 621·6161 100'1. leucd wllong lime 25 E. Sunrise Highway 226-23 E. Park Avenue Town & Country R.E. tonants.SoUd not wJsl1ong ~PORt· WASHINOTOH·FURU• i'owth wllhll'l o year. 883-5200 595.000. I&BP..1 '"1tloa!l'tl0flt560tt-N0'1HOO•• V fl!.co,,, ISHE01tWFURHISHEO, 3 RMS, GLEN COVE LYNBROOK Ool,,:it\.,-,-.J,~l.1'-"rr,1t;..tA. GARACE.. S7501!tCl.S. Al.l.. "';--elu sive ~•nt 21!3---S870 - SOUTUOLO l)l!l rffl..1c..:tiiit"'-f, r,¢1& COVE REALTY 62 1-6161 69 Forest Avenue 683 Sunrise Highway 1 tl;z' W1te11tonl Oclha o Con1orn• .,u,uu OCEANSIDE Po(lty,Doc,p...,;1te, OIX ._, 40R,3\'1 -ROSl""-8Ga1.1tllulJ1ms. EllL sns GREAT NECK b11t,1, (lrHI ,oomlltPIC, FOR, 11'1-tlUOOtllll. Long Beach Road l,co:Jl,Q lt.1nO:n !tlal1:iac,t.10-\ '°, 136 Northern Blvd. 3013 DK Vttot tub, Ot1"'1CAC. PORT\~'-SHINCTON COYE REALTY 621-6161 QLENCO" MOdt1n 3 BA, 2 b ,1 lhs. w11, LIAR I0 H .• ga•.doof• ••• a IITIM:!111Jlt, I AP,.lnQ ~ .000. n cco~,1,1~rr1.i~ .l~)VX'.t'.t. S·1,roo. WEST HEMPSTEAD Marion Ktng R.E. -SEACUFF1 DAD1.1Nr•. H•.11ln,;. 0_,.£111: m.;.m COVE REALTY 621-6161 11.!.0, .,.:-:;,9i,.1 444 Hempstead Turnpike 734-5657 COVE REALTY 621-6161 "' SEACLIFF-2 BA ()vple..-_, S72~. -· - ROSLYN COVE REALTY 62 1-6161 PORT W~!NGTON SOUTHOLD JOH, l bli1r,,1WW~htr,tn_nt-_. omcw.nAIL Anun~1-u1I slluationtu-rni Into c-.up1t1, "·"' tll lnt. tlnl.:ahod S£A. CllFF-J RI.I. SUITABLE 1. Alry,tit~. ~'4 IL2NW!i. r'-. I t1EATU-lCL5-49S .. a g1e11 retur•I 01 hlclta • ■Y t,~t.\'ef'rClt1n. w , 1,10U.RR.. nom-. 011c,1no Ju", l ge. LR, Sl,!iOO/Tf'G. CO'.'EREALTY 621,6161 ~~~~~• .u GluucHn porer, ~ncl o lner arnen\lles Tnl1 •l:iocomt1 • Uh 621-6024 ., .. SEA CUFF-.3 1mJ ,. hi 110011 ..,,;111._ HARDING ;11 V. - npa1•le a •edca ,cu1 bHtt,.,S(i~. EQUIJ~UMrE~M.'ftWV p1h1.ta Souncl•tfon1 bo acr, tllltOL AU 1h11 IOI S\~ 000 COVE REALTY 621-6161 REAL ESTATE 944-3870 Albertson R.E. 15 Apts. For Rent ~- UNLO,U1E0 lr,COME poltnll,tl 765-3800 19'il0'1-BEST Multl LJM:I Ma11o.e1rno 6 Child C are IO Real Eslolc Wonttd SEA CLIFF/GLEN COVE - r.l~E.o.ci\lflQPFO(I\ICl,.FIHlnlo OROO..:VILl(2:am tms.PJhacy, mages.. 51t).20J•2t0l - Prl11lt Ou"yitr Sffo,1 Hou:i.o - SJ7S. Rm.. wlP'-1'1 ,n1,a11te ~•. Ii 18A a.;i&II ....N t HICt IOtl t.oM. :,, U OO(a ll}. l~1leOC.c~•l'ICJ~'"° ,.,,.. CHILDCARE Any Cc>M111on ""lmmeo1• 1.. - no~ 1M.M11nr1a.ue1 11030 PRIME HUNTINGTON U11LITY C0MPA.t4Y JOBS . S1111 FORHEW80RH ~lYE,.ROlO COVE REALTY 621-6161 High o,ks Really S7 101111 .. y o111 a ,u . JJ,en 41 n(I Fn MQU, FRI. MUSf DRIVE 114!~'1 WUEAFROH~ Tl.H)01mAri:slon • fl 8~0n ac::rHeeow-tfoo',· 671-6522 676-9287 COMMERCIAL • Off'ltn t\il!!tl(l♦(I No ei.perlance EtlCLIStt SPEAKU•G PORT WASHIPjQTON AREA. lnQ tu.1D01 & .t..ouna. SIi.inning - nC'cUHIY For lnh;umallon, call 11 Homes For Sale ·- REAL ESTATE 1,900-32'9·801.t•I 5601, Gam..e Vllll lromJi tl.l-Olule secluiion. CH•RMIHG ' OR. .... '"· 944.3597 Tnlt ptlnclp.11 ~Ulll•Me crl 1~11 IP. t.al• Ent,.-nc .. S-'7S ~ 3su nllt rooms. Approx. pm •7d:t~•S12.¥.llu.V~YSC,l,N) ,u.. ..-, A.UCllOU,SeU"°"'PfOPClrl"fonour :11ulstonV11nlen110t\o1tutat,- li.~~reA.. ,n IOlll-J sod IG,11 011,110 aucl+Ofl 1,400 SQ. ft. Pvt. cnt., 011.,1ng ,ubltct 10 lin-11 .mp S61HUI Minimum cot!, rna~lmum • •· p1ov.1t $9"JO,OOO SEA CLIFF & VICINITY po1utll'. SOO 666 2241 l"fle: Roal l,~U - Main S1toe1 locatlon. ►~cluJIYO Ago n l 26 3-$870 1 onv,u..co, S62Slnc• ho ■ I ""YOUR FIRST AND "MOTHER euateAJX:llonCon1e1 lNYSCANI 1 BRW•loh, .... u oo.1u ONLY CALL' .. ~ I DR'llrltw"ut'let S/1$.all Jim Koutsls for Appt. lJ-';UIWOU ATH OW{t11t?OJffl KNOWS BEST" 01.EH COVE "40de1n 2 Bf\. El~. 18A'llrl'11ICMho,Yil?O,G.uS800a•I Po)~lng0'-.:al\Jbe.Kn. s 100 URV,mHusaoo. 5.Wl«do\h\'"•" lfO (516) 747-8282 COVE REALTY 621-6161 2 BRA111c:uo1• ~S600· ~ r.oine-oo.tnritt::ed Nannies ZBRD11~·,,~1!ou;eWAI• Frl- M:,otllk:inl. BRENTWOOD 16A~pot(.l>N{'W$'50•tlK GLE.HCOVE"' ..3 8R,Eu( s.81S E.tr11u1110 1o~ • tit:•tr From the Northwest Why pay rent! Beautiful 2BRRa n c h 2DRWl0 t.91~• COVE REALTY 621-1, 161 ]ORW,0HU,b~IIIOIS1200• .I.S-S'stAHtt ,u,,um 550W. Merrick Road SEA CLIFF "'2.Melll.Cd24 br1.S4MtlS with full basem ent. Oversized kit- _§IL REALTY 671-2300 -GlEH COVE,8•.aullrull BR.l\1 BARN/WAREHOUSE Suile 4 b,tn To-.nl'ouu 01sn••1n,r c h en w ith all new appliances. L arge 2,000 SQ, II. 2 IIOOI~ tllon WEt:.K COLLEGE PREPARATION OLDSMOBILE 1974 FOR SALE T·,wo Ch1bll11n Dior 11\III suit, AHTIOUESIFtHU-IITURE • C•rHr Plannll'lg PA EQUIPMENT • Colleg, Selacllons DELTA '88 f 1\ 96 p:igt booL. "Ailh "Keep )Our t'JT looL.mg phmos ~ illustr.uiom by nt'\4 & !3\C lots or SS) Iom Oi0lndh1. Waihins, \\l.\inE, :ind m:my 0Ihcr "do i1 ~out~c:tr· mc1ho,h guar.intei:d to L.ecp your Qr bc.:iutiful. and ~\e )'OU IOI" or !OOOC-, too. \\'ith ukL.~ of 1hr 1radc•• and iO mu~·h more: Send ll).9l • 2.00 l'&H 10: CA LI FORNIA BOU I) BOOKS l)cp<. 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AS EA ■ D RA B ■ TH RO \'/ s IN ON HE AR T E NI AT RI A ■ IM I T A T E I S TR U M A I co 0 T s ■ T E NE TS ■ CRYPTOQUIP 0 L I K I T ES ■ s E NS E - • s 0 T M C TQ Z MM ZOG ll J QR X BU J LG I I z x I JOG RN NUG Ans" •e r to C r yptoquip; A LTI IOUGI I I l!Er\l 1.Y DIDN'T WANT TO \VO IIK Y RF G NYRFA NJJ A R NCYX [JY NUG TGNNJY . IN Tl I[ FUDGI: F,\ CTOII\' . I WM, S\VEET-TALKCD Today's Cryptoquip clue: T equals B INTO IT. ------.------,. Anton Community Newspapers . Week or Februory 4, 1991 • Page ~c·------.------72 Marine 58 Services 58 Services 59 Inst ruction 80 Financial 85 Travel Supplies/Services 80 Financial Ct\1mlu,y, Pr,~slca. Ca1c,Hus, CARtD8EMl•Only • 1891 00~·1 CAPTAIN'S LICENSE 1990 TAX RETURNS 8l~og)',ComP1,alerScianc-.t.11n H OAlHSHORE lrtu¢1\ttel The ,v1Jm1no l tM II.H1 Scl,,..c,. 0101,..ic. Sequ1nt111 Pre couno t:og1n1 Wu 1b1.1ry COMPUTERIZED IOOICJ,(C,IHQ & U,.U~iMCl oru,-Cart~OfM.nk::ancoa,1 MOVI NG ,,uu,. REGENTS, S.A.T., G.E.D , 21?7/91. 1n1um«il•le~ PEJ\SONAUBUSINESS W!'tyH~~tw\lfffkt~ 104' 1 •M'-Rlt .aJr. SUNHITCHtm 0.A...t., Ls.AT, M.C.A.T. Fo, lhOH NAVAGATION COURSE Huntlr,o10l"I Aru ~-,&wMMC-nf '212-6e-C-XO).( r4YSCAN) 2f1 We've been ruled #1 by a leading con .,,flot.a).et r,1lrir<,ue.111on1.6fl0Ua-. beif\g$IJIWt.Ewnl"52H075 h~!t't.l.1"41"'1ll.F«~ ALOHE?Watiahnll\~t.nrl .. • Local • Long Distance 1~2, nr. Romanc:•llneJU\'lOt'u! 671-1177 l l00,7§.17l0.SJ/tnln.. • lnl ernatlonal • Storage LOstCAT 8el'llncton e,.11..iC01'loa ,.,.t1,500 1012:!..01X11CoM0Udt1eonmen1-. • Packing • Office Moving ~:s~·:.::1:~~ '"-''tlPDt'O'nl.0.!IC:fedll,l'Ooro ll W.\RM SEHSITIVE WOMAN et1Nu.U1.1~.._ u.v.l\ 77 Professional Clllm. 2, nouu, 1,t00-716•2632 wanu1 IOmMI youNO\~I ~•on.,K • Residential • Free Estimates (S2• ~MtUII IINYSCANi UonfTU1nda""""t SS-'m!n. A.EWAA.O • l2T-1212 Services 1900-11,1.,on Trans-World CPA- 1,18.t, 81 Health & Fitness N,UIVE AMERICAN VOICE. 1-«io--112-4!i00, E.Jt. 2,&. 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Y OUAUAED TlPIST A•B-M W"llldow C1 Young, each of whom played a great all had 26 poinl5. Carmelo Aguilia chipped in The Striking Bowlers of Hicksville High around game. with 6 paints. The bulls won wilh a 1cam cf 3rd a nd 4111 Grode League fon. E.'°ellent defense by Mike Coen, Jim Celtics 22 49crs 14 my McVcigh and John Brannan. Pa1riek High scoring for the Cellics was displayed Russell poured in 13 points and had 10, re• by Anton Berzins and Joe Shurley. f:cea1r e bounds. Excellent ball handling by Kc:vin bounding by PhilipTh eis, Grenl all-around Sulli va n a nd Anthony Panarelli. Danny cffor1 by 1hc 49crs. John Cashi n, Robby Meegan had 20 points and rebounded all Dw)W and Jason Basso. game. 1-18 Knicks 37 Celtics 18 1-21 Bulls 50 \\ \Jrrior;:~2 For 1hc Knieks, Paolo funrngalli poured This was a well-played and c:."i1ingga,me in 11 points and had 12 rebounds. Joe in which both teams played very hard, T he Panarelli had 28 poinl5. Good all-around Bulls were led by Danny Meegan wi1h 33 ploy by James Cole, David Ba rnard, Volcy points. Mike Coen as usual played ou1s1an Martin and Chris Camcn, Fur 1hc Cellics, ding defense. facellcnt ball handling by ,\n- Anion Berzins had 12 points. and Mike Raf 1h ony Panarclli and Kevin Sulli\-an. ~lany fo had 4 points. Good all-around game by steals and good hu511eby Pa1rick Russell. For Joel Shurley. the Warriors, Jim Famiglieui led wi1h JS 1-25 Knirks 42 49ers 24 paints and great rebounding. ~like Foran chipped in wilh I0poinlSand Danny Sidor The whole team scored for 1he Knicks, wi1h Voley Marrin, Joe Panarelli, Jimmy had 8. &ccllcnt defense by Jeff Reinhard, Cole, Paolo Fumagalli, David Barnard and and Brian Bruckner. Senior lent(uc Rcpons Chris Cam en all hitting baske15. Volcy also cor11ribu1cd 6 rebounds. The49ers were led On Jan. 24, Fordham bt'al Geori;e10,wn by Jason Dasso and S1ra1os Mi15opoulos. 72-58 to seal a 1st place finish, Kci1h Fhmn Great defense by John Cashin and Ryan had a season high wi1h JSl lOirns, while i