Volume XXII No. 52 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 8/29/13 75C Little Hero Honored at Glen Cove City Council Meeting by Lorraine Ballero Tuesday night’s Glen Cove City Council Meeting verified the date of Au- gust 30th to be officially named as Nich- olas Pedone Day, in honor of the late 8 year old boy who suffered from Leuke- mia. Esteemed and loved by his commu- nity, friends, and family, Nicholas Pe- done was a reminder of hope, strength, and courage to the lives he’s touched with his story and his smile. In an emo- tional tribute, Mayor Ralph Suozzi took a moment to pay his condolences to Pe- done’s parents, Josephine and Nicholas Sr., while presenting a plaque in recogni- tion of their son’s official day. “I never knew how great of a com- munity we had until 8 years ago,” states Josephine Pedone, in recognition and gratitude of the immense support, love, and kindness the citizens of Glen Cove have shown toward Nicholas in his life- time. In his memory, discussions of a garden and bench at Stanco Park are in place, as well as making the 5k run which took place last year to be now an annual event. The Pedones have also stated they will be in the works of placing two col- lege scholarships at the Glen Cove High School, as they feel it is important to pay it forward. Keeping with the spirit of support, the City Council also recognized Sep- Mayor Ralph Suozzi presenting a plaque commemorating Nicholas Pedone Day on August 30th to parents Josephine and Nicholas Pedone. HERO continued on page 3 (photo by Lorraine Ballero) Remembering Ethel of Once Upon a Moose with Music by Carol Griffin of songs that had both bitter and sweet and Mary McPartland, who contributed sic. The program proved to be a wonder- Ethel Telesca, a Sea Cliff legend as sounds by Francis Poulenc and William much to the community with their mu- ful evening out for all who attended. proprietor of the popular Once Upon a Albright. He was joined by Matthew Moose restaurant that served Sea Cliff Schneider on the strings followed Gin- for 37 years that passed away this year ger Balizer-Hendler who did a narration was remembered with a mixture of of by Apollinaire reflective of themes in beautiful music at a concert held at St. Ethel’s life. Patty Dunham sang a series Luke’s Church on August 24. There was of songs that included show music from a good turnout for the event followed by the 1930’s and 40’s, followed by danc- a spread of refreshments featuring many ers from Miss Judi’s School of Dance of Ethel’s delicious sandwiches and des- who performed “Sabre Dance” in keep- serts served at the restaurant. ing with the program. Dunham also sang Paul Baserman musician extraordi- songs in memory of two other talented naire opened the program with a variety Sea Cliff musicians Margaret Davidson Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of August 29, 2013 Little Hero Honored at Glen Glen Cove’s Annual STOP Program is Saturday September 21st Cove City Council Meeting
Mayor Ralph V. Suozzi has announced that this year’s second STOP (Stop HERO continued from page 1 nent firm and was contracted on a con- tingency basis, so it wasn’t costing the Throwing Out Pollutants) Program will be held on Saturday, September 21 tember as “Childhood Cancer Aware- from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Raindate September 28th) at the Winters Brothers facil- city any money. He also added that the ness Month” after our own community City Council voted in July 2010 to retain ity located at the end of Morris Avenue. was struck by the loss of one of our little the law firm. fighters. The Mayor urges citizens to The Mayor also announced to the Each year, Glen Cove provides our residents with an environmentally sound wear and display orange in recognition. way to public a rally to take place this Saturday Also discussed at the meeting was at 11am outside the Glen Cove Public dispose of household trash that is too unsafe or hazardous for regular disposal. the controversial topic of recent claims This year the City of Glen Cove has added a second STOP Program, in addi- Library in opposition to the hospital’s of a lawsuit between the Glen Cove Hos- decision to remove in-patient beds. The tion to our E-Waste Program and Shed the Meds Program. pital and the City of Glen Cove brought Mayor hopes everyone will be able to at- up by media outlets. It had been stated tend. On September 21st, residents are urged to bring items such as aerosol cans, that the lawsuit, which took place long air conditioning refrigerants, antifreeze, automobile batteries, household bat- Also on the agenda was a discussion before the announcement of the hospi- about the redesigning of the Herb Hill/ teries, brake and transmission fluids, bug and rodent killers, enamel, lead and tal’s proposed closing of in-patient beds, oil based paints (Water or latex based paints are no longer accepted), paint Garvies Point Road in order to both im- was against unsafe levels of Freon con- prove as well as pave the way for accom- thinner, automobile tires, oven cleaner, polish and wood preservatives, unused taminating well water and that the hos- flammable liquids, waste oil, insecticides, pesticides, fertilizers, rug and uphol- modations on the larger scale waterfront pital was the “most likely” source of the project. stery cleaners, pool chemicals and empty barbecue propane tanks to the Morris contaminants. The Mayor states the city Avenue site for proper disposal. Events coming up in the following was simply doing what was needed to months were also resolved, including be done to keep citizens safe from con- This program is open to Glen Cove Residents Only, proof of residency is re- St. John’s Lattingtown’s annual Country taminated water, and that in no way did Fair to be held on September 7th, as well quired. Only residential waste will be accepted, commercial waste will not be it play any influence on the hospital’s accepted. Please do not bring explosives, smoke detectors, fireworks, medical as the Hermandad Latino-Americana Del decision to remove in-patient beds. Two Señor De Los Milagros De Glen Cove waste or unidentifiable items. residents raised questions concerning the procession to take place October 13 from validity of the lawsuit, asking why the St. Patrick’s Church to Walnut Road. The For more information call Winters Brothers at 671-1911 or the City of Glen city would sue if there was no direct evi- Cove Department of Public Works at 676-4402. Glen Cove Junior Soccer League also dence that the hospital contaminated the will have their annual parade September well? The Mayor made the point that the 21st at 9am on Forest Avenue. Martino hospital had a geo-thermal system unit Auto Body will be hosting their annual since 1966 and it was almost fifty years “Gold Coast Concourse” on September old when it was recently upgraded. Also, 8th 3pm to 6pm on Cove Street. The City Attorney Vincent Taranto added that council hopes to see you at these upcom- the law firm chosen by the city to repre- ing events. sent it was a very successful and promi- This is YOUR hometown newspaper call 516-671-2360 Fall Sports Squirts And Tennis Programs Offered By
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The 2013 Fall Sports Squirts program will be offered as an after-school Got Poop? Got program on Wednesday afternoons from September 18 through October 30 (seven sessions). Sports Squirts will be held at John Maccarone Memorial (City) Stadium from 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM. The fee is $105 per child. First Play Tennis is geared towards players who are of beginner to intermediate level and will teach children the basic fundamentals of forehand, backhand, volley, serve and rallying, as well as court movement, shot selection and footwork. The enthusiastic coaches follow USTA guidelines and curriculum. Instruction is in small groups, not individual, and players are required to supply their own racquet. Sessions The Gold Coast Gazette will be held at the Stanco Park courts at the Glen Cove Golf Course on Sundays from 57 Glen Street, September 15 through October 27 (seven sessions). Children ages 5-7 will attend Glen Cove, NY 11542 the 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM session; ages 8 -10 will attend the 1:45 PM to 3:15 PM (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) session and ages 11-14 from 3:30 to 5:00 PM. The Tennis Clinic program fee is only $100 for the one-hour 5-7 year old session and $145 for the one-and-a-hour sessions Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen for ages 8-14. St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the These programs promise to provide a learning experience for your child in Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. a fun environment. Space is limited, so enroll today. Glen Cove residency is not required for these unique programs. For registration forms or further information, Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., please call the City of Glen Cove Parks & Recreation Dept. at 676-3766 during busi- Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. ness hours. Week of August 29, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Mayor Suozzi Announces Reelection Run and His City Council Team
Incumbent Ralph Suozzi today for- mally announced that he will run for reelection as Mayor of Glen Cove. "I'm running on my record," said Suozzi. "We've trimmed the deficit by 79%. We've had five budgets in a row for which our expenses came in under bud- get. We negotiated historic public em- ployee and police contracts so that all new employees contribute to their health benefits." Suozzi also announced that the following candidates will run on his tick- et for the Glen Cove City Council: Eve Lupenko, M.D., Martin Carmody, Nick DiLeo, Mike Famiglietti, Tony Jimenez, and Tim Tenke. "I look forward to working with these exemplary public servants to con- tinue to improve life in our beautiful waterfront community," said Suozzi. Dr. Lupenko, who is running for the first time, applauded Mayor Suozzi for his tireless efforts regarding the Glen Cove Hospital. "Ralph Suozzi is always look- ing out for the health and well-being of the citizens of Glen Cove. He cares very deeply about this community. It's an honor to run with him," she said. Councilman Famiglietti said, "As for- mer CEO of the YMCA of Long Island, I am amazed at how dedicated, focused and results-driven Ralph is, and how he handles everything thrown at him from L to R: Tony Jimenez, Martin Carmody, Nick DiLeo, Mayor Ralph Suozzi, Mike Famiglietti, Tim Tenke, and Eve Lupenko, M.D. Superstorm Sandy to the budget. He has demonstrated the ability to keep this city one third of the 52-acre waterfront rede- • Major improvements to roads, side- moving forward during some very chal- •Securedmorethan$35millioninfed- velopment area. walks and the water distribution system lenging times. He never stops fighting eral, state and county grants. affecting all neighborhoods. for Glen Cove." •SavedthehistoricGlenCoveMansion Mayor Suozzi has the support of the • Secured nearly $1 million in FEMA on Dosoris Lane. • Instituted cardboard recycling which Democratic Party, the Working Families funds following Superstorm Sandy, and lowers city trash expenses and provides Party and the independent Glen Cove helped thousands of residents during and •ImplementedtheEmergencyNotifica- a new non-taxpayer revenue source. Voters Party, which he created in 2005. after the storm. tion System, used to alert citizens about Mayor Ralph Suozzi has opened a head- storms, emergencies, changes in munici- quarters office at 3 School Street, which Other achievements by Ralph Suozzi in •Upgradedkeycityequipment,includ- pal and special services, like the E-waste, supplements the Nassau County Demo- Glen Cove are: ing 3 new ambulances, fire trucks, po- S.T.O.P and Shed-the-Meds programs. cratic Glen Cove headquarters located at lice vehicles, sanitation trucks and street 102 School Street. • Eliminated $4 million in annual ex- sweepers. •Improvedinfrastructurethroughoutthe penses for the city's sewage treatment city, at the Glen Cove Course and other Contact Mayor Ralph Suozzi Headquar- plant, transferred to Nassau County in •PurchasedlifesavingAutomaticExter- city park and recreational facilities. ters at 516-676-2013 orinfo@MayorRal- 2008, saving $23 million to date. nal Defibrillator (AED) devices for all phSuozzi.com. public buildings and parks. •JoinedwithDowntownSoundstoex- •Initiatedthird-partyambulancebilling tend concerts beyond July to encompass in 2009, bringing in non-taxpayer rev- • Recently acquired $815,000 from the August. enue from insurance companies exceed- U.S. EPA to remediate the final acre and ing $3 million. Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of August 29, 2013
The Third Annual Arts And Groove Fundraiser Mayor’s at Sea Cliff Beach Sunday, September 1st, at 6 pm. Column After the Beach Committee's "Family Fun Day," stick around for the funky, soulful sounds of RiDE, featuring Nick Pinto, Joe Ciampa, Dan Roth, and Kris Rice.
by Glen Cove Mayor Ralph V. Suozzi Local artists will have work on view and for sale. Take advantage of the silent auction featuring artwork generously donated by local artists.
All proceeds will go to the SC Arts Council Scholarship Fund and to the Arts Angels. Happy Labor Day to All ever. I enjoyed seeing many of you and Previous recipients of our scholarship include: your families at the ball fields, and other Kathryn Smith, Hanna Hentze, Tamar Sandalon, Jamie Lee, The long and sunny days of summer events throughout the city including the are quickly coming to an end and the cool 4th of July celebrations and fireworks Margaret Nizich & Maxim Schidlovsky days of fall are just around the corner. I display, National Night Out, Senior Day, hope that everyone enjoyed the many ac- and the annual Mayor’s Snapper Derby To learn more about Arts Angels, tivities offered for young and old in Glen for a morning of fishing. A big thank visit: http://www.northshoreartsangels.org Cove this summer. Besides our beautiful you to the businesses and organizations beaches and parks, there was the Morgan that raised funds and sponsored these Park Summer Music Festival, which just various events for our community. Help make the night a success! completed its 54th season of present- While we were enjoying the warm If you are interested in exhibiting or donating artwork, ing summer concerts in the park for all weather and taking a little time to re- email [email protected] to enjoy throughout July and August. lax, Glen Cove’s Department of Public The Morgan Park Music Festival is run Works and Beautification Commission by a group of dedicated volunteers and were busy planting and watering flow- performances are presented free to the ers, repairing sidewalks, striping roads, public thanks to funds raised from pri- fixing potholes, trimming trees and so Locust Valley Fire Department vate contributors. We also enjoyed the many other things to keep our City safe 17th season of the Downtown Sounds and beautiful. A special thank you to From the Chiefs Office Concert Series, sponsored by the Down- all the full-time, part-time, seasonal em- town Business Improvement District ployees and volunteers who keep our The following is the number of emergencies that Locust Valley Fire (BID) and the City of Glen Cove. Con- city running year round. I wish everyone Department responded to from January 1st to July 31st, 2013. certs drew crowds of over 1000 people a happy, safe and relaxing Labor Day. each week as the downtown came alive Fire Calls/General Alarms –-- 101 with the sounds of music. Overall the School Safety city was host to 21 free concerts between Rescue/Ambulance Calls - -- 167 the Morgan Park Music Festival and the The first day of school for our chil- Downtown Sounds. dren is just around the corner. With the Motor Vehicle Accidents ---- 22 Our youngest residents also kept beginning of classes comes an increase busy as over 500 children enjoyed an- in the amount of traffic around our Wires Down/ Odor of smoke – 25 other wonderful summer of friends, field schools. I urge everyone to use caution trips and special activities at the City of when driving, especially in the morning Brush Fires ------4 Glen Cove Day Camp. Swimming les- and afternoon hours, when students are sons were also offered to children be- crossing on their way to and from school. Carbon Monoxide alarms ------18 tween the ages of 3 to 12 at our beauti- Please pay careful attention to the direc- ful Pryibil Beach. Thanks to our Parks tions of crossing guards and always yield Chiefs Investigations ------8 and Recreation Dept. for making these to pedestrians. programs a huge success once again this I wish everyone a wonderful, healthy Mutual Aid ------26 year. These are memories and experi- and productive school year! ences our children will hold on to for- Total calls Jan. 1 to July 31st, 2013 = 371
The LVFD is currently accepting applications for membership. If you are interested in serving your community as a Firefighter or Emergency Medical “The World Famous Locust Valley Rotary Oktoberfest” Technician, please call 676-0560, or stop by the Fire Department and pick up an application.
39th Annual Oktoberfest For emergencies, call the Locust Valley FD directly at 671-2600
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Remember, if we can’t find you, we can’t help you, please ensure your house number is prominently displayed. Locust Valley Rotary is one of the largest clubs in the Rotary district, our ability raise funds, assisted in the Haiti Earthquake, supports free clinics for the needy, Chief Brian Nolan, Assistant Chiefs; Peter Greenfield, Kevin Barry, Andrew works in conjunction with The Salvation Army, Ronald McDonald House and Akapnitis. Toys for Tots. Our efforts are not just about raising funds, we volunteer to work in local shelters, volunteer to bring dinner to families hit by the economy, an ongoing effort to keep the local church food pantries supplied. Volunteer to pick kids from the airport who have flow here from a third world nation for a much needed heart operation through the Gift of Life Program. Week of August 29, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Friends of the glen cove library plan their Annual fall membership meeting Wednesday, September 11, 7pm In the Library’s Community Room
The Board of the Friends of the Glen ect. But in addition to goods, the Friends Cove Library met last week to finalize have also helped fund services, such as plans for their fall membership kick-off museum passes to local museums, and meeting to be held on Wednesday, Sep- various cultural and literary programs tember 11 at 7pm in the Library’s com- for both children and adults. munity room. The Friends of the Glen Cove The Friends of the Glen Cove Library has been active for over thirty- Library is a separate, distinct organiza- five years, and raises these needed funds tion dedicated solely to the support of from membership fees, as well as their the Library. It acts as the fund-raising annual spring Book and Author Lun- arm of the Library, enabling the Library cheon. Come join them at this fall spe- to purchase items not covered in its regu- cial event and learn all about what they lar budget. In the past the Friends have have done to support your Library in the funded the purchase of equipment, such past, what plans they for the future, and as the flat screen TV for the community how you can help! room, furniture for the Children’s room, Refreshments will be served and computers for the main floor, and recent- entertainment will be provided. ly a camcorder for the history room to aid in the Library’s local Oral History proj-
Fast Freddy’s Rubbish Removal & Clean-Outs Left to right, (standing) Member-at-Large, Susan Jakubiak, Publicity Chair, Antonia Petrash, Head of Adult Services at the Library, Amy Gretchyn and Membership Chair, Susan Steeve. Below, left to right, (seated) President, Carol Rubin, Treasurer, Gloria Jackel, and Secretary, No Job too Small or Big Marianne Connell. We Haul: 5th Annual Gold Coast Concours Washers, Dryers To Benefit the Diabetes Research Institute Sunday, September 8, 2013 Appliances, Furniture, 11am – 4pm (Rain or Shine) Demos, Cement… Glen and School Streets, Downtown Glen Cove
All are welcome to attend this 5th annual event presented by Residential Martino Auto Concepts of Glen Cove. Each year thousands of Commercial spectators line the streets to spend the afternoon viewing hundreds of exotic cars and BMWs. The Glen Cove downtown will be the Construction location for this fabulous event, there will be music, entertainment and prizes. Proceeds will go toward the cure-focused work of the Clean-out Basements, Garages, Attics, Diabetes Research Institute. Demo Removal & Estate Clean-outs For more information on sponsorships or journal ads, please contact Melinda Megale of the Diabetes Research Institute at 516-822-1700. $25.00 OFF 1st Basement or Garage Clean-Out For more information on how to participate in this event contact 516-676-7985 Call for a FREE Estimate: 516-860-5312 Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of August 29, 2013
61st Annual St. John’s of Lattingtown
Country Fair Saturday Sept. 7th, 2013 10am-4pm
Adults $5 Children under 12 free
Preview 9-10am $20
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Locust Valley Overlook and Lattingtown Road
Gold Coast Public Library’s Cook the Book Club
Participants from the Gold Coast Public Library’s Cook the Book Club had a fabulous time sampling all the delicious reci- pes at the August program. If you are interested in joining us, stop by the library to register for the next program scheduled for Monday, September 23rd at 1PM. Make it… Sample it… Discuss it…! Pick a recipe from a cookbook at the reference desk in Editor and Publisher the library, prepare the recipe, and bring it to the meeting to share. It’s that simple…and that fun! Kevin C. Horton 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
57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 e-mail: [email protected] Phone: 516-671-2360 KCH Publications, Inc. All rights reserved Week of August 29, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Summer Reading with a Title Swap
Gold Coast Public Library patrons celebrated the end of Summer Reading with a Title Swap. Attendees discussed the books they enjoyed reading this summer. Mark your calendars--the next Title Swap will be Monday, November 18 at 2pm.
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Suozzi, Rice, Gugerty ‘Triple the 5k. The team finished in 1 hour 26 Threat’ in TOBAY Triathlon minutes and 33 seconds, landing them in Tom Suozzi, Kathleen Rice and Dave 7th place for the co-ed relay out of 19 Gugerty - the candidate running for the teams and 23rd overall for the day. County Legislator seat in district 18 - Dave is a lifelong resident of the competed together in the 26th Annual North Shore and longtime resident of Oyster Bay Triathlon on Saturday, Aug. Bayville. He is currently the Chief of 24. Gugerty participated as part of a co- Staff to the Democratic Caucus at the ed relay team alongside District Attor- Nassau County Legislature, and knows ney Kathleen Rice and Nassau County firsthand the abuses and mismanage- Executive candidate Tom Suozzi. The ment under Ed Mangano and the Repub- group called themselves the “Tri-Dem” lican Majority. To learn more about Dave team. Gugerty please visit his website: www. Gugerty started off the day by swimming Gugerty2013.com. You can also like a half mile in the 6th wave of the triath- him on Facebook under Dave Gugerty lon then passed it along to Suozzi who for County Legislator or follow him on did the nine mile cycling portion, with Twitter @gugertyfor18. Rice finishing the triathlon by running
Great Success Thanks! Music, Felicia Lebow Photography, Dear Sea Cliff Residents, Gold Coast Giggles, Event Planners, Ori The Friends of Sea Cliff Beach Organics, Sand Castle University, Peace would like to thank everyone that at- Soap, Carole Romano, Russell Charno. tended the 2013 Sea Cliff Beach Palooza Thank you to the following people for and all the volunteers, businesses and lending their time and/or expertise to- musicians for this event a huge Success. wards our event; Jim Aikman of Mudbug We couldn’t have done it without your Graphics, Farrell at Manhattan Beer, Pete generous donations and time. and Mike from Glen Cove Beer, John We would like to thank Frank Fer- and Gary from Sea Cliff DPW, Gabe rara and his young students for starting Haim from Oyster Bay Brewing Compa- the day off with so much fun and en- ny, John Skavarla and John Canning for ergy! Kesnia Schidlovsky, Ethan Kila- their incredible MC-ing talents! Thank da, Jackson Best, Ethan Snyder, Ella you to the many “extra” volunteers for Oswald, James Roth, Griffin Olitsky, assisting the committee! We couldn’t Taylor Beadford, Kristen McConnell, pull this event off without all of you; Mercer Shavelson along with NS High Linda Pascale, Peggy Neice, Michelle School Students; Dylan and Cody Brady Sabatino, Kevin Watkins, Kristie Werz, and Mac Ayres. Acoustic performance Kareem El Heneidi, John Bell, Cathy by Anthony Capobianco completed the Rodriguez, Annemarie Mazzeo, Stefanie acoustic part of the day. Lipsey, Jana Bachner, Kate Parsons and Thank you to the following bands others we may have forgotten to name. for giving their talent and time to our Thank you all for your attendance event: DnA, Matt Pinto Band, Chris Di- and participation and we’ll see you next jon, Max and Damian Ross, Dude Auto- year, “Rocking in the Sand”! matic, Roots Revelators, Kingfisher and With Gratitude, Lazy Dogs. Friends of Sea Cliff Beach; Michelle Thank you to the following busi- Capobianco, Joady Feiner, Lorraine nesses for donating towards our raffle; Baker, Elaine Neice, Justin and Jenna Wanaspona Musu, Dr. Rudin, Shore DiPietro, Joan Accolla, Daria Mazzeo, Thing Rentals, Grassroots, Paul Helou Craig Guerin and Debra Groom. Gold Coast Gazette Subscription Form
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Tom Suozzi, Kathleen Rice and Dave Gugerty - the candidate running for the County Legis- Mail form along with payment to: lator seat in district 18 - competed together in the 26th Annual Oyster Bay Triathlon. The Gold Coast Gazette • 57 Glen Street • Glen Cove, NY 11542 Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of August 29, 2013
Collins”, the mother of characters “Wade lines. He was honorably discharged on and Clay Collins.” 2/24/45. If you know our celebrity call us at 516- He became noted as a character actor 671-2360 or e-mail: mail@goldcoastga- for such roles as “Gen. Jack D. Ripper” zette.net in “Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb” Last Week’s Celebrity (1964). He also played the Irish-Amer- Appearing in seventeen plays between Last week’s celebrity was Sterling ican policeman, “Capt. McCluskey”, in 1927 and 1959, she began her career as Hayden. During WWII, after he ap- Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Godfather” an actress on Broadway before moving peared in two movies, he joined the Ma- in 1972, and the novelist Roger Wade in to Los Angeles in 1941 to work on films. rines under the “John Hamilton”, which 1973’s “The Long Goodbye” with Elliott She often played supportive roles. She was a pseudonym Hayden only used in Gould, as detective “Philip Marlowe.” and her husband had no children and the military. While at Parris Island, he With the resurgence of his career, he long after their divorce, the two appeared was recommended for Officer Candidate bought a canal barge in the Netherlands together in the 1956 film, “Forever, School. After graduation, he was trans- in 1969, and eventually moved it to the Darling” with Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz ferred to service as an undercover agent heart of Paris and lived on it part-time, and James Mason. During much of the with William J. Donovan’s COI office. while having another home in Wilton, 1940’s and 1950’s, she was romantically He remained there after it became the Conn.. He had told TV personality Tom linked to author and playwright, George OSS. As OSS agent “John Hamilton”, Synder that he had lived a very full life. F. Kaufman. Other films in which she ap- his WWII service included sailing sup- He passed away from prostate cancer on This week’s celebrity was born in Red peared were “Reunion in France” (1942) plies from Italy to Yugoslav partisans and May 23, 1986, at the age of 70. Bank, New Jersey on Nov. 5, 1900. Her with John Wayne and Joan Crawford, parachuting into fascist Croatia. He also secretive habit of concealing her true “Dishonored Lady” (1947) with Hedy participated in the Naples-Foggia cam- Correct Callers age was legendary, never even telling Lamarr and “The Snake Pit” (1948) paign, established air crew rescue teams Callers who knew our celebrity last week her husband, Louis Calnern (m. 1933- with Olivia de Havilland, Celeste Holm, in enemy occupied territory, became a were: Anna Moore, Roberta Pezza (who 42). The year 1912 was generally given Beulah Bondi and Lee Patrick. She was first lieutenant on 9/13/44 and a captain also guessed correctly last week and we as her birth for many years, which few a guest star on many TV series, includ- on 2/14/45. He received the Silver Star left her off the list), Ted March, Jose- believed, yet her actual year of birth ing “I Love Lucy”, “The Brady Bunch”, for gallantry in action in the Balkans and phine Saepia, Jim Lavin, Sandy Shank of 1900, not discovered until after her “The Beverly Hillbillies”, “Mayberry Mediterranean, and a Bronze Arrowhead and Don Adams. death, shocked even her intimate friends. RFD”, “Phyllis”, and the CBS daytime device for parachuting behind enemy serial, “Search for Tomorrow” as “Helen Blessing of the Nassau County Am. Legion Staff at the Church of St. Mary On Sunday, August 11th Angelo Grande, Nassau County American Legion Commander and members of his Staff attended a special service at the 11 o’clock mass at the Church of St. Mary on Bryant Avenue in Roslyn Harbor. The pastor Rev. John McCartney gave a blessing to the staff.
Photo: Pictured left to right: Eric Spinner, Public Relations Chairman; William Ost, Sgt. at Arms; Rev. John McCartney, Pastor of the Church of St. Mary; Angelo Grande, Nassau County American Legion Commander; Charles Robbins, 2nd Division Vice-Commander; John Hassett, Adjutant and James Randle, Historian. Week of August 29, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11
all interested persons may be heard with BY ORDER OF THE respect to the foregoing matters. All rel- PLANNING BOARD evant documents may be inspected at the ------x PUBLIC NOTICE office of the Village Clerk, Village Hall, Notice is hereby given that a license, 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, during regular business hours. number 1272804 for liquor has been CORRECTION Any person having a disability applied for by the undersigned to sell li- RESOLUTION NO. 53, YEAR 2013 which would inhibit attendance at, or quor at retail in a restaurant under the Al- participation in, the hearing should no- cohol Beverage Control Law at 21 Cedar RESOLVED, that Chapter 125-48 Schedule B: One-Way Streets be amended to tify the Village Clerk at least three busi- Swamp Road, Glen Cove, Nassau Coun- read: ness days prior to the hearing, so that ty for on premises consumption. Caruso Name of Street Direction Limits reasonable efforts may be made to facili- tate such attendance and participation. Brothers Inc. DBA Vitorrio’s Pizza. Boulevard East From Cliff Way to Carpenter Avenue Dated: August 28, 2013 ------x (Monday before Memorial Day to September 30th inclusive of said Monday And Friday) A Growing Sunday School and Parish
Cliffway West From Foster Place to the Boulevard St John’s of Lattingtown Episcopal between 10 and 4 and visit the Sunday (Monday before Memorial Day to Church at 325, Lattingtown Road is a School’s Fair tent. September 30th inclusive of said Monday And Friday) parish full of life and vibrancy. One of For information call the church the exciting developments has been to office at 516 671-3226 or visit www. RESOLVED, that the Village Foreman be and he hereby is directed and authorized see the Sunday School grow and devel- stjlat.org and go to the Sunday School to post suitable signs to reflect the regulation contained; and be it further op. Under the Rector, Father Simon Fos- homepage. There you will find a link to
RESOLVED, that the regulation contained herein shall take effect immediately ter and Vestry, a strong leadership team registration. Sunday September 8th is upon the posting of suitable signs. of teachers, helpers and a designated Homecoming Sunday and children can Sunday School Coordinator there is a be registered also that day when students Dated: August 12, 2013 Marianne Lennon comprehensive plan and appropriate and begin Sunday School in Church at 10am. Sea Cliff, NY Village Clerk exciting curricula for young people. The St John’s looks forward to welcoming LEGAL NOTICE children, teachers and parents have a lot you and yours. The Rector said “ It is a PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the City Council adopted the following Ordinance of fun sharing in learning and activities. beautiful Church with an open heart, a at the City Council Meeting of August 27, 2013: If you would like to register your child real community Parish Church. All are and find out more please do come to the truly welcome of all ages and of course BE IT ORDAINED, that Section 265-54 (Special Purpose Parking Zones) of the St John’s Annual Fair on September 7th to our Sunday School .” Code of Ordinance, is hereby amended as follows: Answer to last weeks Crossword
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 L A I T I E S S I N G L E S 15 16 A BSOLVE P OULENC 17 18 C OMPLEXS ENTENCE 19 20 P UN P ASSESON 21 22 23 24 25 S T Y ES C AR E RE 26 27 28 29 30 This Ordinance shall take effect 3 days after publication. T HERETO T E A SES 31 32 33 34 Tina Pemberton U RL O CU L IST 35 36 37 38 39 40 City Clerk D UPL E XAPARTMEN T 41 42 ------x A TISSUE G OO 43 44 45 46 47 48 H O D MAN G STR ING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a pub- tion 21, Block 144, Lot 2 on the Nassau 49 50 51 52 lic hearing will be held as to the follow- County Land and Tax Map. I RE M P H R OSES 53 54 55 56 57 ing matter: P ETER O UT E EL Application of Lori Pappas, 159 Dayton 58 59 60 61 62 Agency: Planning Board, Village Street, Sea Cliff, New York for site plan P LEXIGLASSPANE L 63 64 of Sea Cliff approval pursuant to Village Code chap- O SSICLE A S ININE Date: September 11, 2013 ter 107 and for a special permit pursu- 65 66 Time: 8:00 pm ant to Village Code §64-3 to construct a S ETTEES P EDDLED Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff retaining wall in excess of four feet in Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York height. Premises are designated as Sec- tion 21, Block K, Lot 743 on the Nassau Subject:[continued] Application of Viv- County Land and Tax Map. ian Zhang, 27 12 TH Avenue, Sea Cliff to construct a driveway and curb cut, [Continued] Application of Doug- which construction requires variances of las and Karin Barnaby, 404 Littleworth the following Village Code sections: (a) Lane, Sea Cliff, New York to subdivide §138-1 007 in that the curb cut will have premises currently containing a two fam- no setback from the nearest driveway ily residence into four lots, consisting of Rally to Save Glen Cove Hospital where the minimum required setback is two new lots to be used for single family 8 feet; and (b) 138-1103 in that the pro- dwelling purposes, a continuation of the Saturday, August 31st posed driveway intensifies an existing existing two family residence and a road- non-conformity. Premises are designated way projecting eastward from Willow 11:00 am – 12:00 noon as Section 21, Block 140, Lot 1240 on Shore Avenue. The applicants also seek the Nassau County Land and Tax Map. approval to waive provisions of Village in front of the ] Code Chapter A145 with respect to the [Continued] Application of Doug and subdivision and the roadway. Premises Glen Cove Public Library Amy Olitsky, 72 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea are designated as Section 21, Block L01, Cliff, New York for site plan approval to Lot 306 on the Nassau County Land and ALL ARE WELCOME! enlarge a driveway and modify a curb Tax Map. Speakers will include. . . cut. Premises are designated as Sec- tion 21, Block 115, Lot 7 on the Nassau Application of Wayne McCann, 219 Mayor Ralph Suozzi County Land and Tax Map. Glen Cove Avenue for site plan approval to reconstruct a building and modify the Major Hospital Donors Mildred and Frank Feinberg Application of Gary Covey and John curb cut location. Premises are designat- Encandela, 105 15th Avenue, Sea Cliff, ed as Section 21, Block 99, Lot 265 on Civic Leaders and Local Officials New York for a special permit pursu- the Nassau County Land and Tax Map. ant to Village Code §64-3 to construct a More information 676-2004 retaining wall in excess of four feet in At the said time and place, height. Premises are designated as Sec- Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of August 29, 2013
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Albert G. Venturino VENTURINO, Albert G. of Glen Cove, Obituaries NY on Aug 23, 2013 Age 85. Beloved husband of Rose. Loving father of Frank mother of Rocco III, Patrick, Tiffany Church, Sea Cliff, NY. Interment Holy Dominic Oyster Bay. Interment Locust (Robbie), Tom (JoAnne), Albert (Patty), and Yanna. Visitation held at the Funeral Rood Cemetery, Westbury, NY. Arrang- Valley Cemetery. DodgeThomas.com and Lisa (Jim). Dear Brother of the Late Home of Dodge-Thomas. Mass held at ments by Whitting Funeral Home. Gene (Peggy). Proud grandfather of 10. the Church of St. Boniface. Interment Concetta Y. Valentino Visistation was at the F.H. of Dodge- Holy Rood Cemetery. Martha Mangels VALENTINO, Concetta Y. of Brooklyn, Thomas Glen Cove Mass at the Church Mangels, Martha in her 104th year of NY on August 23, 2013 age 90. Wife of St. Rocco. Interment Holy Rood Cem- Nancy J. Martino Glen Cove formerly of Elmhurst on of the Late Mauro. Mother of Linda etery. www.DodgeThomas.com MARTINO, Nancy J. formerly of Glen August 25, 2013. Beloved wife of the (Brooklyn, NY), Mark (Buffalo, NY), Cove, NY on August 13th, 2013 age 73. late Gustav. Devoted mother of Shirley Michael (Oyster Bay Cove) and the Late Peter Conforti Beloved sister of Camille, Virginia, Ger- Hansen. Loving nana of Robert (Laura), Barry. Grandmother of 4. Visitation was CONFORTI, Peter of Lynbrook, NY on rard, Diana and Nick Jr. Also survived Richard (Joan), Keith, Craig, Kyle, Tra- at the Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas. Aug. 23, 2013 Age 79. Beloved husband by many nieces and nephews. Visitation vis and Richard. Funeral services were Mass at The Church of St. Dominic Oys- of Rose. Loving Father of Chrissy (Ma- held at the Funeral Home of Dodge- held at McLaughlin Kramer Megiel Fu- ter Bay. Interment St. John’s Cemetery rio),. Dear brother of Linda (Fred) and Thomas. Mass held at the Church of neral Home. Interment Maple Grove Queens, NY. DodgeThomas.com Marianne (Russ). Proud grandfather of St. Patrick RC. Interment Locust Valley Cemetery Kew Gardens. Dominique, Saverio and Daniella. Visi- Cemetery. tation was at the F.H. of Dodge-Thomas, Carlos H. Samper Vegas Glen Cove Mon. 3-5 and 7-9pm. Mass John E. Malloy SAMPER VEGAS, Carlos H. on Aug 24. Our Lady of Peace Church, Lynbrook Malloy, John E. of Northport, NY, for- 2013 Age 78. Father of Carlos, Adolfo, North Shore Interment Calverton VA Cemetery. www. merly of Glen Head, NY on August 25, Archimedies and Abraham. Brother of DodgeThomas.com 2013. Beloved husband of the late Susan. Monuments Tata. Grandfather of 14. Born in Havana, Plaques and Sandblasting Loving father of John, Jr. (Tracey), Me- Cuba and worked in the meat industry. gan Titche (Andrew) and Bridget Malloy Patricia Bellidoro Interment service at Locust Valley Cem- QUALITY WORKMANSHIP BELLIDORO, Patricia nee Pullo of Sea (Scott Wynn). Cherished grandfather of etery. Arrangements by Dodge-Thomas. FOR FOUR GENERATIONS Cliff, NY on August 20th, 2013. Beloved Kelley and Aimee Titche and James and www.DodgeThomas.com wife of the late Rocco Sr. Loving mother Brian Malloy. Loving friend of Loretta Quality Granite In All Colors of Donna, Rocco Jr (Diane) and Patrick Dolan. Dear brother of Robin “Patty” Susan M. Gregory Work done in all cemeteries (Aleka). Dear sister of Mary, Flora, Vin- Halleran, Tom Malloy and Peg Beam. GREGORY, Susan M. of Oyster Bay, cent and the late Angela. Proud grand- Funeral Mass at St. Boniface Martyr NY on August 26, 2013 age 65. Loving wife of George. Beloved mother of Tara 759-2156 Velsor (Chris), Keri & Christopher. Dear Showroom: Sister of Joan DiMenna. Proud meme of 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. Gwendalyn and Christopher. Devoted Brookville, N.Y. 11545 guardian of many dogs. Visitation was Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm at the Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Glen Cove. Mass at the Church of St. Week of August 29, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13 CROSSWORD PUZZLE
In Position By Myles Mellor and Sally York - Ann DiPietro 1234 5678910 11 12 13 Dear Great Book Guru, -western university. He is suspicious, With the Labor Day weekend coming jealous, and intractable. The novel opens 14 15 16 up and the Beach Committee’s Family with the violent death of a charismatic Day on Saturday, September 1, it is go- young math teacher whose office Lee 17 18 shares. Why was this young man cho- ing to be a fun time here in Sea Cliff, 19 20 21 but as usual I am looking for a good sen- or was he chosen? Could Lee have read. I would like a little suspense. Any been the target or was Lee actually the 22 23 24 25 suggestions? perpetrator? As we watch with horror, Labor Day Enthusiast and Reader we see Lee making mistake after mis- 26 27 28 take, cementing public opinion against Dear Reader, him. Lee gradually reveals his shameful 29 30 31 32 33 34 past , but we continue to root for him as While I will be in England this week, 35 36 37 38 celebrating Barbara Pym’s centennial more and more damaging circumstantial with the other members of the Pym So- evidence is unearthed. This is a fascinat- 39 40 41 ciety of Sea Cliff, I will be thinking of all ing study of the power of fear, antipathy, my friends here in Sea Cliff on this glo- prejudice and ‘otherness’… and how all 42 43 44 rious holiday weekend. I just finished a of us are complicit. Recommended! book you might enjoy A PERSON OF 45 46 47 48 49
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A few scattered showers could not dampen the spirit of the Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club’s 2nd Annual Family Fun For Gazette Day at Bayville Adventure Park. Fami- lies arrived in droves on Wednesday, advertising information July 10 just as the sun broke through the clouds, making it a delightfully sunny call afternoon to enjoy the many attractions at the Park. Kids of all ages participated in the 671-2360 Pirate Adventure Miniature Golf, the Brittany Bay Jungle Tree Top Ropes Course, Bumper Boat Safari, Bungee Bounce Dome, Wild Water Balloon Wars, the Lost Temple Forgotten Maze, Mystery Funhouse, Rock Climbing and Adventure Express Train, only taking breaks to enjoy a slice of pizza or munch on popcorn. More than 150 kids partici- pated in the fundraising event with all net proceeds going towards Club programs to benefit the children of the Glen Cove community. “We’re so grateful to event commit- tee Wendy Fentress, Christina Collins, Aimee Eberle, Alex Gulden, Michelle Ort and Julie Zarou for all their hard work in promoting the event and bring- ing their friends and family to this spe- cial fundraising effort. We’d also like to thank our sponsors, and Ann Finley and the entire Bayville Adventure Park team for their outstanding hospitality and ser- vice. We are so lucky to have friends and supporters who are not just champi- ons for our cause and Club but are truly vested in our children,” said Melissa Rhodes, GCBGC Executive Director. Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club at Lincoln House has been serving the community since 1903 by providing a safe and caring environment that will in- spire and enable all young people to real- ize their full potential as productive and responsible citizens. The Club serves more than 700 youths, ages 6 to 18, in the Glen Cove community with a variety of after school programs in education, sports and recreation, dance, technol- ogy and art, all designed to enrich and enhance learning and build self-esteem. To learn more about Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club and how you can help sup- port the Club, its mission and service to the youth of the Glen Cove community, please call Melissa Rhodes, Executive Director at 516-671-8030 or visit www. glencovebgc.org.