Glen Cove Volunteers Battle Blaze

Volume XXIV No. 5 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 9/25/14 75C Glen Cove Volunteers Battle Blaze

At 5:30 a.m. on September 22, Glen Cove Fire Department received a call from Fire Com reporting a house fire at the corner of Glen Street and Elm Avenue. Initially, the police responded and called it a working house fire. First Assistant Chief Phil Grella was the first chief to arrive on the scene, followed by 3rd Assistant chier Marvin Tate. Shortly thereafter, Chief Joe Solomito arrived at the location taking over the command post.

Departments called on for mutual aid were Sea Cliff, Locust Valley, East Norwich and Oyster Bay Co #1, Glen- wood Fire Company FAST Team, Locust Valley

When firemen first arrived, the whole front of the building was engulfed in smoke with fire blowing out of the front of the building, Initially it was re- ported that two people lived in the house which turned out to not be true. Truck # 528 was the first engine to arrive. They hooked up to a hydrant and Sea Cliff Remembers 9/11 stretched lines for the first attack. Later Glen Coves #521 arrived and stretched their ladder to the roof of the building to vent the fire. Truck #521 and 524 also arrived. Departments called on for mutual aid were Sea Cliff, Locust Valley, East Norwich and Oyster Bay Co #1. Glen- wood Fire Company FAST Team was sent in to search the building. Later, Lo- cust Valley replaced the Glenwood firefighters. The fire was knocked down within an hour said Solomito. Fire Marshals arrived to search the building. The fire is still under investigation said Chief Solomito. Solomite also said, “everyone who helped fighting the fire did a good job.”

Mayor Bruce Kennedy, along with fire officials and shop keepers along Sea CLiff took a moment to remember those lost. (photo by Carol Griffin) Story page 2 Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 25, 2014 Art Reception for Jo Ann Winters LI Teen Challenge Rocks the Block Fitton, Thursday, October 2, 2014 in Glen Cove On Saturday afternoon, September local churches, it was a wonderful family at 1:00 p.m. 20, 2014, the Long Island Teen Chal- event. LI Teen Challenge outreach direc- challenges as far as mastering the lenge organization held their 18th annu- tor Ray Rosa and his team of volunteers technical aspects of the paint itself. al Rock the Block community outreach were on hand to provide the important Jo Ann studied with several promi- program at Kennedy Heights. Sponsored message of promoting and fostering a nent professional artists and teach- by the Glen Cove Housing Authority; drug-free environment for our youth. ers including: Barbara Segal, Bill American Legion Young Simmons Post Pictured with Mayor Reginald A. Spinel- Christ, Al Stein, Frank Webb and 1765; the Glen Cove Boys and Girls lo is Ray Rosa, the LI Teen Challenge others. She also enjoys taking annu- Club; the Glen Cove Youth Bureau; the outreach director who leads the way with al classes in Boone, North Carolina Glen Cove NAACP; Glen Cove EOC; Rock the Block. where she finds the scenery inspir- Alumni for Youth; Glen Cove SAFE, and ing and the instructors interesting. Living on an island surrounded by water has continually inspired Jo Ann to create paintings with a water motif. Many of her paintings are executed en plein air with views of the Long Island Sound, beaches, lighthouses, harbors and the many boats and watercraft. This exhibit also features floral studies which show the depth of this artist and By Sharon F. Collins her ability to render various types of subject matter. She is most passionate The Glen Cove Senior Center in- about the visual impact of her paintings. vites the public to view an exhibit of wa- Ms. Winters Fitton has exhibited her tercolor paintings by Jo Ann Winters Fit- paintings in numerous one-woman and ton. Her art work will be on display from group shows in and around Long Island. Wednesday, October 1 through Thurs- She has been a member of the Wantagh day, October 31 in the Golden Gallery Community Arts Program, the Suburban located on the second floor of the Senior Art League and the Brookville Water- Center. Ms. Winters Fitton, a mixed me- color Society. dia artist, is a lifelong resident of Long The public is invited to attend a re- Island. ception and meet this personable artist Ms. Winters Fitton began studying on Thursday, October 2 at 1 p.m. in the art after her three sons graduated with Golden Galley of the Glen Cove Senior degrees in art from New York City uni- Center, 2nd floor, 130 Glen Street, Glen versities. She began painting in oils and Cove, NY. acrylics. Presently she enjoys painting in watercolors and relishes this media’s

Sea Cliff Remembers 9/11

By Carol Griffin Once again, a group of residents, shop owners, village personnel, Sea Cliff firefighters and public officials gathered in front of Sea Cliff's Memo- rial Clock to remember those who died on 9/11. Mayor Bruce Kennedy gave a brief speech to remember the day. The gathering was mindful and respectful BLESSING OF THE that we should remember that infamous day 13 years ago. Phil Como organized ANIMALS FESTIVAL the service. Bring your pets to be blessed at a Blessing of the Animals’ Festival on October 5th at 1 pm, Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, 16 Glenwood Road, Glen Head, New York. All God’s creatures The Gold Coast Gazette 57 Glen Street, are welcome at this fun event for the whole family! Special Glen Cove, NY 11542 guests include representatives from local animal shelters, ani- (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) mal related charities and the mounted police! Treats for pets and Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen people will be served. The Church Thrift Shop will be open with St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the baked goods and plants for sale. Funds raised will benefit ani- Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. mal related charities. For more information, contact the Church Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., Office at 516-676-4540 or [email protected]. Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. Week of September 25, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3

Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 25, 2014 For the ﬁrst time, Glen Dance Studio is offering Special Needs Dance Classes!

Director, Kim Leary, has always The class will be offered on Mon- believed that ALL children can dance! days from 4:15-5:00 PM for Special Sometimes parents of special needs Needs students in K-5 starting in children are hesitant about enrolling October 2014. The class will be a their children in a group activity. Af- general introduction to dance. Music ter living with her beautiful niece who will be kept at a modest volume for is autistic, Kim became determined to children who may be sensitive. Typi- add a class for these special children. cal children will “assist” the class to We are proud to say that Ms. Callie help serve as models for the special joined the Glen Dance staff in Sep- needs children. We are very excited tember. Callie has a degree in Dance about this new program. Please pass from LIU and has taught Special this information along to anyone you Needs dance students at the Queens know whit a Special Needs child. Central Y. She has worked with chil- CALL GLEN DANCE STUIO TO dren with Autism, ADD, ADHD, se- HOLD YOUR SPOT: vere anxiety etc. We are so excited to (516) 674-0082 have her bring this program to Glen Or e-mail us at: Dance! [email protected]

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North Shore Women’s Cross-County Team Places 1st The North Shore Schools Women’s Cross-Country team traveled to Canton, New York (a few miles away from Canada) to compete in the SUNY Canton Pre-State Invitational. This will be the location for the upcoming New York State Cross-Country Championship in November. Starting where they left off last season, the Vikings placed ﬁrst by 40+ points! Editor and Publisher Entering the season, the team had a winning streak of 76-0 in league competition and won six consecutive county champion- Kevin C. Horton ships. 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

Photo Caption: Pictured is the North Shore Women’s Cross Country Team in Scranton, PA, overlooking the gorgeous countryside. Week of September 25, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Gold Coast Auto Concours Draws Thousands With A Focus On Supporting The Diabetes Research Institute

Thousands of spectators lined the streets of the City of Glen Cove at the Gold Coast Concours/Bimmerstock event on Sunday, September 14, to benefit the Diabetes Research Institute (DRI –www.diabetesresearch.org). As the engines roared and the colorful parade of exotic cars came into town, the excitement of the community soared. In all, more than 650 exotic cars, including Ferrari’s, Lamborghini’s and Porsche’s and a wide variety of BMWs were show- cased in this normally quiet enclave as the 6th Annual Gold Coast Concours / Bimmerstock sprang to life. Working together with local officials, Co-chairpersons Joe LaPadula and Jon Holzer of Martino Auto Concepts/Ex- otics4Life.com, Presenting Sponsor, and their team closed the streets of Glen Cove to traffic and opened them to the most exciting array of custom automo- biles on the east coast. Thousands of viewers enjoyed strolling among some of the world’s most beautiful and luxuri- County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whit- pal Golf Course and more. of Medicine leads the world in cure-fo- ous cars throughout the day. There was a ton, who serves as a DRIF board mem- In addition to the presenting sponsor cused research. As the largest and most great electricity and excitement in the air ber along with Bruce Waller, a National Martino Auto Concepts, Gold Sponsors comprehensive research center dedicat- as auto aficionados and car lovers gath- Board member and Glen Cove resident. included Competition BMW, Monticello ed to curing diabetes, the DRI is aggres- ered to admire the array of exotics. Both have been part of the Gold Coast Motor Club, PPG/Single Source Prestige sively working to develop a biological “We are pleased to report $75,000 Concours/Bimmerstock committee since BMW and Rallye BMW. Silver sponsors cure by restoring natural insulin produc- was raised for the cure-focused research its inception. “I would also like to thank included Ai Media, Deluxe Car Storage, tion and normalizing blood sugar levels of the Diabetes Research Institute this Dave Gugerty and the students from Lo- Leone Homes Management Corp., Long without imposing other risks. Research- year, with a total of $338,000 over the cust Valley High School ACS Relay for Island Industrial, Mobile Sudz and the ers have already shown that diabetes can years. This event has grown into one of Life Team for providing the BBQ, Glen Chironis Family. be reversed through islet transplantation, the largest automobile shows on the east- Cove police, EMS, department of Pub- For anyone interested in getting in- with some study patients living without ern seaboard,” said Joe LaPadula. “It at- lic Works, Auxiliary police and Mayor volved with this event, contact the Dia- the need for insulin injections for more tracts sponsors, vendors and car enthusi- Spinello and the City Council for as- betes Research Institute Foundation, 410 than a decade. The Institute is now build- asts from around the country, plus since sisting with this event. As a mom with a Jericho Turnpike, Suite 201, Jericho, NY ing upon these promising outcomes by the funds raised go directly to the DRI, daughter with this condition it means so 11753, at 516.822.1700 or NEregion@ developing the DRI BioHub, an inte- we know that everything we do helps much to see our city come together like drif.org. grated “mini organ” that mimics that na- fund the effort to find a cure for diabetes. this,” said DeRiggi-Whitton. tive pancreas, containing thousands of I sincerely appreciate everyone’s help in “Every year we continue to be amazed ABOUT THE DIABETES insulin-producing cells that sense blood making this year’s event such an amaz- by the growth of this event and this year RESEARCH INSTITUTE sugar levels and produce the precise in- ing success. All who are associated with was no exception. We at the DRI are The Diabetes Research Institute sulin needed in real time. The Diabetes the event are grateful to our wonderful enormously thankful for the work of ev- Foundation is the organization of choice Research Institute and Foundation were friends, sponsors, journal supporters and eryone involved in the Gold Coast event for those who are serious, passionate and created for one reason – to cure diabe- everyone who registered and displayed a and their dedication to help raise aware- committed to curing diabetes. Its mis- tes – which is and will continue to be its vehicle, for being a part of this special ness and funds to find a cure,” said DRIF sion – to provide the Diabetes Research singular focus until that goal is reached. day.” Northeast Director Tony Childs. Institute with the funding necessary to For the millions of children and adults “Once again everyone at Martino The day also featured music from the cure diabetes now – is a testament to the affected by diabetes, the Diabetes Re- Auto Concepts, especially Joe LaPadula Roslyn School of Rock and local bands belief that tomorrow is not soon enough search Institute is the best hope for a and Jon Holzer, organized a spectacular The Lazy Dogs and The Rolling Stoned. to cure those living with diabetes. cure. For more information, please visit event, and helped us raise money to find Fabulous sweepstake prizes included an The Diabetes Research Institute at www.DiabetesResearch.org or call 800- a cure for diabetes,” enthused Nassau Insignia 48in LED TV, two BMW bicy- the University of Miami Miller School 321-3437. cles, golf for four at Glen Cove Munici- Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 25, 2014

Vote For Capobianco Like him, he is Everybody’s Joe. To The Editor, Come November Glen Covians can do Unique to Joe Capobianco, who is their town a really a good turn by voting running to become a member of the Glen in Joe Capobianco. Cove City Council this November, is Ed Marinello that quite possibly a dozen guys in Glen Cove consider him their best friend. Please Help Stop The Destruc- Among them are Steve Gonzalez, Sam tive Development In Glen Cove Wallace and me. He is that kind of guy, reminding me To The Editor, of Tony Catanzaro, my sergeant in the We have lived in Glen Cove for over legendary 286th Field Artillery Observa- 20 years and have enjoyed the nature tion Battalion of Patton’s Third Army. In and way of life we have here. We are getting the men under him to carry out stunned and can’t believe the ridiculous his orders, Tony had to make decisions Villa Project is even a possibility. The risking their lives and limbs. That they Developer proposes to build 6 Avalon- did so promptly and without resentment sized buildings along the steep slope of was because he was fair and judicious. Glen Cove Avenue in a sensitive and Because of that he was Everybody’s dangerous location. We were never in- Tony. formed of the potential development and In exactly the same way, Capobi- it will destroy our entire neighborhood. anco is Everybody’s Joe. He’s a real nice Our right to enjoy our homes and main- guy, very intelligent and respected too. tain our home values is being destroyed He is someone of sound judgment with by the failure of the City officials to pro- an ability to listen. By all accounts he is tect our rights. Glen Cove does not need a top lawyer, but even more he’s a family additional housing. There is no market man with a wife and three kids who do and it will only drain the resources we him credit. have. The existing taxpayers will have Essential to good government, such to subsidize the costs for services for characteristics make the best public all these new housing units and the City officials. Sadly, these qualities are in will receive no economic gain in return. short supply in the today’s Glen Cove These additional housing units will City Council which is most notable for only increase traffic and a drain on the its bickering and inability to get things schools and city services. Please help done. Composed as it is with oversized protect our neighborhood from turning Glen Cove Senior Center Visits Sweetbriar ambitions and divergent goals, the coun- into Queens. cil lacks the cohesion that comes from Imagine your home value is getting the older children, scout projects, pro- a willingness to work together. As such destroyed and you are about to loose grams for the disabled and social events the council cries out for a unifier, a heal- your privacy and solitude. Please help for all ages. er. To my mind, Joe Capobianco can be us help this community by speaking out. A red-tailed hawk was in the flight that healer. Whatever might be said of Please come to the City Council cage getting ready for his return to the his opponent, the role of healer is not one Meeting at 8 pm at City Hall on Septem- wide open skies. Lilly and Daisy are of them. ber 30 to voice your concerns. great-horned owls who can live out their Yeah, Joe reminds me of my late Diane and Gordon Berg days happily at the Center, along with and universally beloved sarge, Tony Cat. goats, rabbits, chinchillas, hens, more hawks and owls, cockatoos and parrots. Upstairs in the Blydenburgh House is the simulated rainforest which plays By Dee Doxey an incredible role in sustaining life as It was a glorious early autumn kind a habitat for plants and animals. When of day when 25 members of the Glen you don’t have the privilege of visiting Cove Senior Center were greeted by their the real thing, what could be better than guide Nancy at the Sweetbriar Nature experiencing it this way? Center in Smithtown. Nancy related that At last this wonderful tour took us to she had just taken a call from someone the Butterfly House, closing for the sea- who needed help with an injured bird. son at September’s end. We learned that, This is what can be done here. for example, the showy orange Monarch Sweetbriar Nature Center, a not-for- butterfly gets nectar from the butterfly profit located on 54 acres in a residen- bush but needs the common milkweed as tial area of Smithtown, serves to educate a host plant to lay its eggs for the coming and protect the environment, and to re- year. Parsley and dill are the host plants habilitate wildlife. Animals are returned for the black swallowtail, hollyhock and to health and released to their natural sunflowers for the painted lady, and the habitat. Those that remain because they exquisite ‘eastern-tailed blue’ butterfly are unable to function in the world are enjoys the nectar of milkweed and zin- helpful for the children’s educational nias! programs, and the children learn not to So, if you see a September butterfly be afraid of animals in the wild. The Na- in the sky, chances are it mysteriously The Good of the Village holds Successful Antique Sale ture Center is a venue for rock-climbing, has a longer than usual lifecycle and is Members of the Good of the Village Association ran a very successful Antique canoeing and other outdoor activities for wintering in Mexico! And that’s a fact! Sale this September at the St. Boniface field (l-r June Scheu, Marilyn Anthony, Lanie Ganzenmuller, Silvia Wagner and Sheila Wenger).(photo by Carol Griffin) Week of September 25, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Ns Kiwanis Introduced To PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the following: a range, oven, hot plate, mi- Flamenco Style Music Glen Cove City Council adopted the fol- crowave, or other similar device custom- lowing Ordinance at the City Council arily used for cooking or preparation of On September 18, NS Kiwanis was pleased to add to their repertoire of pro- Meeting of September 23, 2014: foods, unless the existence of additional grams the unique Flamenco guitarist Kristopher Hill, who is the talented son of NSK BE IT ORDAINED, that Section 168-60 kitchens has been approved by the City (Presumptions) is hereby added to Code in writing. Secretary Roger Hill. Along with the vigorous, rhythmic dance style music which (7) Separate written or oral rental agree- is captivating, Kris included his knowledge and experience about the origination of Ordinances as follows: Add: ments or leases or the payment of rent of this art. As Kris played, he encouraged clapping and interjections of "ole's" §168-60 Presumptions for portions of the building or dwelling which is how it is practiced in Southern Spain leaving the Kiwanis audience with an A. In connection with the investiga- unit among the owners or residents, or upbeat state of mind. This interactive program was memorable and hopefully Kris tion and prosecution of violations of this any combination thereof. B. It shall be presumed that a dwelling will return for another performance which was enjoyed by all! For more info go to Chapter related to occupancy, it shall be a rebuttable presumption that a building which has been advertised in any news- nskiwanis.org or dwelling unit zoned for single-family paper, magazine or local advertising occupancy is occupied by more than one publication as being available for sale family if one or more of the following or rent, which advertisement expressly features are found to exist on the prem- or implicitly provides that such dwelling ises of that building or dwelling unit: contains rooms for rent, more than one (1) More than one gas meter, electric separate dwelling living unit, or may be meter, or water meter. occupied by more than one separate fam- (2) More than one connecting line for ily, is being used as a dwelling contain- cable or satellite television. ing the number of rooms for rent, dwell- (3) More than one doorbell or doorway ing units or families stated or implied in on the same side of the building or dwell- such. ing unit. C. The presumption raised by proof (4) More than one mailbox, mail slot, or of the existence of any such conditions post office address, or any combination set forth in paragraphs A and B of this thereof. Section may be rebutted by conclusive (5) That there exists permanent parti- evidence that such conditions do not in tions or “key locked” internal doors fact exist, or conclusive evidence that which may serve to bar access between the existence of such condition(s) is for segregated portions of the dwelling, in- a lawful purpose and do(es) not relate to cluding but not limited to bedrooms, or illegal occupancy of said dwelling. the inability of any occupant or person This Ordinance shall take effect imme- in possession thereof to have unimpeded diately. and/or lawful access to all parts of the Tina Pemberton dwelling unit. City Clerk (6) That there exists two or more kitch------X ens, each containing one or more of the

LEGAL NOTICE Photo: L to R: Acting Pres. Meredith Brosnan presenting Kris with Certificate of Apprecia- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove City Council adopted the following tion for his performance with Dad Roger Hill, Secretary. Ordinance at the City Council Meeting of September 23, 2014: BE IT ORDAINED, that Section 265-40 (Stop Intersections) of the Code of Ordi- nances is hereby amended as follows: Add: Elm Avenue Direction of Travel At Intersection of GLEN COVE CHAMBER OF Elm Avenue Westbound Dougherty Street Elm Avenue Eastbound Dougherty Street COMMERCE PRESENTS Dougherty Street Northbound Elm Avenue This Ordinance shall take effect 3 days after publication. Gala Night at the Oscars Tina Pemberton City Clerk The Glen Cove Chamber of Com- The Best Director in a Leadership Role merce excitedly announces the annual Gala Celebration with a new theme. The David Leon Gala Chairperson, Betsy Gibbs of Worth Glen Cove Police Department Sergeant Repeating, enthusiastically reports that Glen Cove Police Benevolent President the traditional Celebrate Glen Cove Gala Hispanic American Heritage Street Fair will now simulate AGala Night at the Os- The Best Original Screenplay The public is invited to attend the first annual Hispanic American cars. All honorees will be receiving an Heritage Street Fair on Sunday, September 28 from 1pm-5pm, Oscar award for their outstanding “per- in a Community Role formance” in a given category for well Victoria Crosby at Bridge Street and Glen Street in Glen Cove, sponsored by La deserved recognition. Held at the luxu- Poet Laurate, Glen Cove Arts Council Fuerza Unida Community Services. rious Crescent Beach Club in Bayville, There will be food, music and much more. This event is free and Saturday, November 8th, from 7:00PM – Midnight, the event will transform at- Best Animalated Feature all are welcome. tendees into a Hollywood, over-the-top, Green Forest Veterinary Hospital experience from walking the red carpet Dr. Sheila Delijani to cocktail hour to dancing the night MOMMAS House Volunteer Orientation away with a Viennese dessert table. A Best Cinematography Interested in volunteering at MOMMAS House? Night at the Oscars celebrates the fun Glen Cove Cinema Attend one of our upcoming volunteer orientations! factor throughout the evening with the Jay Levinson, Owner Next Orientation will be: honoring of Glen Cove Chamber Celebs, Tuesday, October 21, 2014 ensuring a not-to-be-missed and memo- Lifetime achievement award 7:00-8:00 PM rable occasion. So, mark your calendar In Memorial at our Glen Cove residence to have “the time of your life”! Nicholas Di Leo (on the grounds of the St. Rocco’s church) The following individuals and/or busi- 18 Third Street nesses will be in the ‘Oscar limelight’: Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce Glen Cove, NY 11542 Best Picture For Corporate Community is one of the oldest organizations in the *please bring photo ID Excellence City, established in 1920. Its mission is At the orientation you will learn more about the organization, have the op- to enhance the health and profitability of portunity to ask questions, and be able to arrange when and where you would Bethpage Federal Credit Union our Member businesses. like to volunteer. John Schneidawin General Manager

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by Kevin Horton Glen cove’s car customizer joe “mac” lapadula to be featured at “Strada veloce: italian automotive excellence Meets art of the street” exhibit Opening september 18th @ dorian grey gallery in nyc’s east village GLEN COVE/NEW YORK, NY - tive projects for a very discerning clientele North Shore’s most notorious car enthusi- out of their Glen Cove, Long Island head- ast is taking his unique, auto-centric works quarters, including recent collaborations of art from the shores of Glen Cove to the with cutting-edge emerging artists and the streets of the East Village. Luxury car cus- biggest names in the world of grafﬁti and We love summer, but we love tomizer and creative visionary Joe “MAC” street art. school more. Come see why LaPadula of Martino Auto Concepts trans- Joe MAC recently teamed up with PORTLEDGE formed high performance auto parts into world-renowned grafﬁti artist John SCHOOL everyone is smiling at Portledge. stunning, functional, furniture and art - CRASH Matos to create what might be the Call the Admissions Office at Ferrari brake calipers morphed into desk fastest work of art on earth, a hand-painted 516-750-3202/3203 or visit lamps, Lamborghini tire rims converted F430 Ferrari art car. The car, as well Joe into custom side tables. His work will be MAC’s other exotic pieces will be unveiled www.portledge.org featured in Dorian Grey Gallery’s “STRA- alongside notable street artists Nick Walk- E L X E DA VELOCE” exhibit, which opened er, Meres One, COPE2 and Stephen Lack. P C L O X R E E Portledge School September 18th. “STRADA VELOCE” runs through C R E A T E 355 Duck Pond Road Martino Auto Concepts, the bench- October 5th, 2014. The Dorian Grey Gal- Locust Valley, NY 11560 mark of the industry, has become syn- lery is lacerated at, 437 East 9th Street be- onymous with customized automotive tween 1st Ave and Ave A. Gallery Hours: excellence and unparalleled dedication to Gallery Hours: 12 Noon- 7 PM, Tuesday – the artistry of this craft for over 30 years. Saturday and Sunday 12 Noon-6pm. Sub- Partners Joe Lapadula & Jon Holzer have way stop: #6 Astor Place. Free Admission. long pursued the most creative automo-

“The World Famous Locust Valley Rotary Oktoberfest” 40th Annual Oktoberfest FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Date: September 27, 2014 Saturday Time1:00 PM to 8:00 PM Place: Thomas Park Locust Valley Price: Adults $5 - Children under 12 are Free For More Information: www.lvrotary.com Saturday starting at 1 PM with our old time favorite German Band The Spitzbaum, plenty of kids activities, German Dancers, and of course German Pictured: Lisa Cohn Chamber VP (Living Water for Women), Phyllis Gorham (Exec- Beer and Food. utive Director), Mary Stanco President (Laffey Fine Homes Int’l. Glen Cove), Mayor For more information check out LVrotary.org Reginald Spinello, James Orfanos and staff, Josh and Elke. New York Martial Arts Academy Joins Glen Cove Business Community

Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce ized attention and constant interaction. was proud to join Mayor Spinello in In addition, New York Martial Arts has welcoming New York Martial Arts a partnership with Save a Young Life Academy to our City. Located at 214 Foundation providing support to pedi- Glen Cove Avenue and owned by James atric patients and families battling life Orfanos. With multiple locations in As- threatening illnesses. We congratulate toria, Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan, New York Martial Arts Academy on this new location offers programs for this new location and welcome as a new adults, children and trials focusing on member to the Chamber! body, mind and spirit while encompass- Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce ing physical fitness and peace of mind. is one of the oldest organizations in the Since 1985, school was first in teaching City, established in 1920. Its mission is Jeet Kune do, preserving and perpetuat- to enhance the health and profitability of ing Bruce Lee’s art. The Academy boasts our Member businesses. high standards, small groups, personal- Week of September 25, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 One Visit Can Change Your Child’s Future. ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ Academic excellence, inspiring teachers, small class sizes, enriched athletic and artistic programs and state-of-the-art facilities are hallmarks of a Green Vale ฀฀฀RSVP: ฀฀฀฀ Green Vale. The ideal choice for your child’s formative years.

Dussel To Wed OPEN HOUSE: 9:00 am Ressa Wednesday, October 8th Anne and John Dussel are pleased Studies in NYC. Katelyn Ressa is a dual to announce the engagement of their son masters candidate in Literacy and Spe- Brian James Dussel to Katelyn Mary cial Education at St. John’s University. Ressa, daughter of Maryann and Philip She earned her BA degree from Villano- 724512 Ressa of Port Washington, NY. Brian va University. She is a kindergarten el- Dussel is a doctoral candidate at LIU- ementary school teacher in Brooklyn. A EARLY CHILDHOOD THROUGH MIDDLE SCHOOL Post and earned his BA and MA degrees summer 2015 wedding is being planned. ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ greenvaleschool.org from Boston College. He teaches Social Sea Cliff Elementary K-Kids Recipients Of Ns Kiwanis Distinguished Club Award The North Shore Kiwanis Club was proud to announce Sea Cliff Elemen- tary School K-Kids as recipients of the Kiwanis Distinguished Club Award for their contribution to the community at large. They were also honored to receive second place status in the NYS Scrap- book contest which depicts their entire year's involvement with the school and community. The K-Kids, with Faculty Advisor Mark Mihopulos at the helm, participated in numerous projects such as Down Syndrome Buddy Walk drive, Pennies for Patients with Cancer, Anti-Bullying Drive throughout the school, local Soup Kitchen Drive, assisted in project with a local meal delivery charity, collaborated with North Shore High School Key club for community service project, involved in a program helping and understand- ing Deaf Culture and ASL as a language used in the school, community, etc. As a result, these young children in grades 3 - 5, have exposure to others in need, then empathetically ,graciously and productively become involved in making the world a better place in which to live.. Congratulations! For more info Pictured below: K-Kids with (on go to nskiwanis.org left) school nurse L.Dima, (center rear) Faculty Advisor Mark Mi- hopulos, (on his Right) NSK Liai- son Olga Scileppi Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 25, 2014 York. In addition to her family, she was Cove on Septemeber 19, 2014. Beloved devoted to her horses and dogs. In lieu husband of Carol (nee Bruschini). De- Obituaries of flowers, the family requests donations voted father of Michael (Jeannine), to the Charlottesville Albermarle SPCA, Laura (Kelly) Farnan, Hugh, Kayla and Vito Anthony Capuco DelBorrello, Ann M. of Glen Cove on 3355 Berkmar Dr, Charlottesville, VA., James. Dear brother of Karen, Thomas, Vito A. Capuco passed away due to con- September 20, 2014. Loving wife of the The Rescue Paw Foundation, 28 School Adrian, Norman, Juel and the late James gestive heart failure, while surrounded by late Thomas. Devoted mother of Vin- St, Glen Cove, NY 11542 or any animal and Donald. Loving grandfather of eight. family at his Annapolis home on Septem- cent (Lisa) and Lisa (Joseph) Allis. Lov- charity of your choice. Arrangements by Also survived by many nieces and neph- ber 13, 2014. Vito was born in the Bronx, ing grandmother of Gina, Gabrielle and Dodge-Thomas. ews. Funeral Mass at the Church of St. NY on August 18, 1921. He and Albert Thomas. Funeral Mass at the Church of Patrick. Interment Calverton National were the children of Anthony and Elvira. Saint Rocco. Entombment St. Charles Hugh Kenary Cemetery. McLaughlin Kramer Megiel Vito graduated from EvanderChildsHigh Cemetery. McLaughlin Kramer Megiel Kenary, Hugh V. (ret. NYPD) of Glen Funeral Home. School in the Bronx and he received a Funeral Home. BS degree in engineering from the City College of New York after WWII. During Kathryn Grella the war, he was a lieutenant in the Army GRELLA, Kathryn B., of Glen Cove, NY Air Force, where he served as a naviga- on September 15, 2014 age 96. Beloved PUBLIC NOTICE tor and radar specialist. He was deployed wife of the late Philip A. Loving mother to the European theater with the 81st of Mary Lou, Philip and Maureen. Dear Troop Carrier Squadron, with which he sister of Michael and Jean. Proud grand- LEGAL NOTICE approximately 196 residential condo- participated in battles and campaigns mother of 6. Special great grandmother NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a miniums and related improvements. including the Normandy Invasion, Op- of 4. Also survived by many nieces and JOINT PUBIC HEARING will be held The density bonuses sought from the eration Market Garden, Rome-Arno, as nephews. Visitation at the Funeral Home by the Glen Cove City Council and Plan- City Council are for structured park- well as the evacuation of survivors from of Dodge-Thomas of Glen Cove. Mass ning Board on September 30, 2014 at ing, streetscape improvements and on- Nazi concentration camps. After the war, at the Church of St. Rocco. Interment St. 7:30 p.m. at Council Chambers, City site recreational amenities. The waivers Vito married his childhood sweetheart, Patrick Cemetery. DodgeThomas.com Hall 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, New sought relate to the affordable housing Rose Marie, with whom he was happily York, when all interested persons will and hillside protection provisions of the married for 67 years. In 1960, Vito and Mary Aiello be given an opportunity to express their City’s code. Rose moved the family to Sea Cliff, NY, AIELLO, Mary E. of Glen Cove, NY on views on the following application: The property is located on the easterly where they lived for 41 years. Their con- September 10th, 2014 age 86. Beloved LIVINGSTON DEVELOPMENT side of Glen Cove Avenue, both north tributions to charitable work and com- wife of Victor S. Loving mother of Anne, CORP. and south of Craft Avenue, and north of munity service were recognized in 2000 Victor and Jean Glasson (Brendt). Dear The applicant is seeking site plan and Ralph W. Young Avenue, and is desig- when Rose and Vito received the Citizen sister of Carmela Rinaldo, Catherine subdivision approval from the Planning nated as Section 21, Block 244, Lots 55, of the Year Award from the North Shore Fleming (George), Joseph Rinaldo, the Board, and density bonuses and waivers 60 and 66, and Section 21, Block 38, and Kiwanis Club. Additionally, Vito was an late Charles Rinaldo, Laura Rinaldo from the City Council, pursuant to Sec- Lots 152, 196, 202 and 203 on the Land avid sailor and served as commodore of and Rose Izzo. Grandmother of Adam, tion 280-73.3 of the City’s zoning code, and Tax Maps of Nassau County. the Sea Cliff Yacht Club. In 2001, Vito Matthew and Janine. Mrs Aiello was a entitled “Glen Cove Avenue Redevel- Hon. Reginald A. Spinello, Mayor and Rose moved to Annapolis, MD, retired Registered Nurse at Glen Cove opment Incentive Overlay (RIO-GCA) Glen Cove City Council where they maintained an energetic life- Community Hospital for over 30 years. District”, to permit the development of Hon. Thomas Scott, Chairman style, enjoyed interacting with their chil- Her passion was her family. Visiting approximately 3.96 acres of land with Glen Cove Planning Board dren and grandchildren, and maintained held at Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home an active involvement in their parish. of Glen Cove. Mass at the Church of St. North Shore Professionally, Vito worked for several Rocco. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. engineering firms including Lockheed DodgeThomas.com Monuments Martin, from which he retired in 1989 as Plaques and Sandblasting Chief Mechanical Engineer. Family was Fred Fortuna Vito’s top priority. He developed strong FORTUNA, Fred of Astoria, NY on Sep- QUALITY WORKMANSHIP and loving relationships with family and tember 17, 2014 age 95. Beloved husband FOR FOUR GENERATIONS with friends. Vito was an avid reader of Violet. Father of Stephen (Colleen) of and vociferous proponent of life-long Locust Valley, Julian (Nancy) and Joanne Quality Granite In All Colors learning. He was also an accomplished Battista (Vincent). Grandmother of 9. Work done in all cemeteries woodworker, and his beautiful furniture Longtime member and secretary of the adorns the homes of his children and Italian American club in Astoria. He will 759-2156 grandchildren. Vito is survived by his be sorely missed by everyone. Visiting wife, Rose, his children, Anthony (Lau- held at Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home of Showroom: ra), Elvira (John), John (Marti), Benedict Glen Cove. Mass held at St. Dominic RC 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. (Carrie), and his 8 grandchildren. He Church of Oyster Bay. Interment private. Brookville, N.Y. 11545 will remain forever in the hearts of fam- DodgeThomas.com Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm ily and friends. Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) In lieu of flowers, it was Vito’s wish that Frederica Ripley memorial donations be made to the City Frederica Ripley French of Charlot- College of New York, Grove School of tesville, VA, Wellington, Fl and Locust Engineering (www.ccny.cuny.edu/giv- Valley, NY died September 17th sur- GLY ing/gift-online.cfm). rounded by her family at Westminster Canterbury in Charlottesville. She is Religious Store Charles Fink survived by her husband Seth B French, Fink, Charles of Sea Cliff, NY on Sep. Jr., their 6 children - Frederica McFer- Vestments 17, 2014. Beloved husband of the late ran, Seth B French III, Cynthia Schoen, Audrey. Loving father of Charley Alan C French, Mary “Mimi” T French, Chalices (Elaine), Lynn Capobianco (Danny) and Elizabeth “Bunny” Dillon French and 31 Pyxes Janet. Cherished grandfather of Christo- grandchildren and great grandchildren. pher (Sarah) and Andrew Fink; and great Since they married June 12, 1941, the We can help you select by grandfather of Ryan and Hayley. Visit- French’s have previously lived in New phone and deliver to any ing Fri. 2-4 & 7-9 pm at Whitting Funeral York City, Locust Valley, Sewickley and location on L.I. Home 300 Glen Cove Ave., Glen Head, Dallas. Mrs. French born December 23, NY 11545 www.whitting.com Funeral 1921 was the daughter of Henry Baldwin Call us at (516) 656-0330 Mass Sat. 10:30 am at St. Boniface Mar- Hyde Ripley and Lesley Pearson Ripley 32-34 School Street tyr Church, Sea Cliff, NY. Interment of New York City and Newport R. She Glen Cove, NY Holy Rood Cemetery, Westbury, NY. attended Miss Hewitt School and gradu- Ann DelBorrello ated from the Chapin School in New Open Mon-Sat 9-5 Week of September 25, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 PUBLIC NOTICE Winthrop Elects Two New Members to its Board of Directors Notice is hereby given that SEALED ning September 18th, 2014. PROPOSALS for: Bids must be made in the standard pro- Mineola, NY - The Board of Direc- Federal Credit Union (“Bethpage”) as Ex- REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING posal form in the manner designated tors of Winthrop-University Hospital is a ecutive Vice President in charge of opera- LULA therein and as required by the Specifica- committed group of community and pro- tions, marketing, mortgage and consumer GOLD COAST PUBLIC LIBRARY tions that must be enclosed in sealed en- fessional leaders who are charged with lending, deposit operations, technology 50 Railroad Avenue, Glen Head, New velopes bearing the name of the job and supporting the mission of Winthrop-Uni- and business development. In 2000, he York 11545 name and address of the bidder on the versity Hospital and setting the direction was named the company’s third President H2M Project # GCLB-1402 outside, addressed to: GOLD COAST for the Hospital’s continued growth and and CEO, and since that time, Bethpage Contract G – General Construction PUBLIC LIBRARY, clearly marked on expansion. has grown from $950 million to $5.7 bil- Work the outside: Bid For Replacement of Ex- Recently, Syosset resident, James T. lion in assets with more than 228,000 Will be received until 2:00 p.m. prevail- isting LULA. Giorgio, Sr., and Sea Cliff resident, Kirk members. ing time on October 8th, 2014, at the Each proposal submitted must include Kordeleski, President and CEO of Beth- “I am very delighted to join the Board Gold Coast Public Library located at 50 the following completed forms: page Federal Credit Union, were elected to of Directors of Winthrop-University Hos- Railroad Avenue, Glen Head, New York · Bid Form and List of Subcontrac- serve as part of this group, whose gener- pital – a prestigious team of Long Island 11545. tors (pages 3-5, Bidding Instruction and osity and dedication carries on a legacy of business leaders and philanthropists,” said The scope of the General Construction Requirements) commitment begun by the Hospital’s first Mr. Kordeleski. “Winthrop is a vital Long Work includes: removal and disposal of · Contractor Background (pages 8-9, Trustees in 1896. Island healthcare provider that serves the the existing LULA elevator system in its Bidding Instruction and Requirements) entire Long Island community. As a Long entirety; supply and installation of tem- · A certified check or bid bond, made JAMES T. GIORGIO, SR. Island resident and business leader, I’m porary shoring/ support and re-framing payable to the Gold Coast Public Li- Mr. Giorgio has been a valued partner in proud to do my part in helping Winthrop of existing hoistway front wall to enlarge brary, in an amount equal to five percent Winthrop’s continued expansion for nearly continue to provide a superior level of existing hoistway size; adjustment of ex- (5%) of the total amount of the bid, as a two decades. Though his medical care to our neigh- isting rough openings to suit new eleva- commitment by the bidder that, if its bid relationship with Winthrop bors, friends and family.” tor door size and locations; supply and is accepted, it will enter into a contract to began on a professional lev- Mr. Kordeleski is Chair- installation of new custom LULA eleva- perform the work and will execute such el in the 1990s, it has since man of the Board for Open tor assembly to fit enlarged hoistway, further security as may be required for forged into a deep personal Technology Solutions, LLC including but not limited to cab, equip- the faithful performance of the contract. connection to the Hospital, – an entity that provides ment, support, safety devices, and asso- Certification of bonding company is re- its staff, and the world class technology to participat- ciated mechanical and electrical work, quired for this bid – see Bidding Instruc- programs and services that ing credit unions by col- all as shown on the Construction Draw- tions and Requirements. he and his family have laboratively implementing, ings dated September 18, 2014.) Each bidder shall agree to hold his/her come to rely on. managing and supporting All work shall be completed on an over- bid price for forty five (45) days after the In addition to his in- best-of-breed solutions. He time / after-hours basis, during the hours formal bid opening. volvement in various major also serves as President of when the library is closed. All labor Prospective bidders are invited to a pre- projects at the Hospital over Bethpage Management Ser- costs shall be calculated based on NYS bid tour, which will be scheduled on an the years, Mr. Giorgio has vices, LLC, and is an active Department of Labor Prevailing Wage individual basis at the request of the pro- been an enthusiastic mem- member of numerous trade Schedule for a Public Work Project. The spective bidders. See page 9 of the Bid- ber of Winthrop’s Annual association committees and Gold Coast Public Library is exempt ding Instructions and Requirements for Golf Tournament Commit- roundtables. from Federal, New York State and local information to schedule a pre-bid walk- tee and the planning com- Within the Long Island taxes. Fee proposal herein excludes all through. mittee for the Hospital’s an- community, Mr. Kordeleski taxes. It is the Board of Trustees intention to nual Gala. In fact, in 2008, is also actively involved, The electronic files of the Contract award the contracts to the lowest quali- he was named one of the serving as Chairman of the Documents (including Construction fied bidder who can meet the experience, Gala honorees. Board of Directors of the Drawings, Bidding Instructions and Re- technical and budget requirements. The The former Founder and Long Island Association quirements, Owner/Contractor Agree- Board of Trustees reserves the right to President of B&G Industries, a full-service (LIA), Chairman of the Board of Project ment, and Prevailing Wage Rates) may reject any or all bids, waive any infor- electrical contracting firm, Mr. Giorgio GRAD Long Island, and a member of the be obtained via email request to Pansy mality and to accept such bid which, in made the decision to transfer the business United Way Board of Directors. In ad- Cheng RA LEED AP, Project Architect, the opinion of the Board of Trustees, is to his sons in 2013 after almost 40 years in dition, Mr. Kordeleski serves on Nassau at [email protected]. in the best interests of the Library. the electrical contracting industry. Today, County Executive Ed Mangano’s Busi- One full set of printed documents are Bids include all costs associated with the Mr. Giorgio owns JSGR Consulting, LLC, ness/Economic Development Group. available to bidders for a non-refund- project. By submitting a bid, the bidder which manages properties focusing on re- He has been honored by numerous in- able purchase price of Twenty Dollars represents that they are familiar with the tail and mixed use buildings, as well as in- stitutions and organizations for his regional ($20.00) for each set, at the office of the site and project conditions. Addition- dustrial properties throughout Long Island leadership, including the YMCA of Long Library’s Architect, H2M architects + ally prior to submitting its bid, Contrac- and in New York City. Island, Adelphi University, United Way, engineers, 538 Broad Hollow Road, 4th tor shall make the Architect and Owner Mr. Giorgio is a member and Past Presi- Education and Assistance Corp., The Men- Floor East, Melville, New York 11747. aware of any problems and/or inconsis- dent of the Long Island Chapter of the Na- toring Partnership of Long Island, and Pro- Non-refundable checks for sets of print- tencies in the bid documents. tional Electrical Contractors Association mote Long Island, among others. In June ed documents are to be made payable to Gold Coast Public Library (NECA). He has been an active member of 2011, he received the Long Island Mac- the “H2M architects + engineers”. Board of Trustees numerous NECA committees, serving as Arthur Airport and the Long Island Press Bid documents may be obtained begin- Dated: September 2014 a Chairman of the Pension Fund Commit- “Take Flight” Award, bestowed to the per------x tee – a collaboration between the Interna- son who best represents the future of busi- tional Brotherhood of Electrical Workers ness on Long Island and who is committed (IBEW) Local 25 and NECA. to helping the Long Island economy “Take An open road enthusiast with a pas- Flight.” In addition to Bethpage being sion for collecting antique motorcycles, consistently named the “Best of Long Is- Mr. Giorgio has been married to his wife land” among credit unions by Long Island Theresa for 42 years. The Giorgios have Press, Mr. Kordeleski has been named for three grown children – sons, Jim Jr. and four years running as one of Long Island Anthony, and daughter, Christine. Business News’ Top 100 Most Influential Long Islanders. KIRK KORDELESKI Mr. Kordeleski resides in Sea Cliff, NY, A dedicated business man and philan- with his wife, Dale, and their 15-year-old thropist, Mr. Kordeleski is a welcome ad- son, Zack. dition to Winthrop’s Board of Directors. In 1992, Mr. Kordeleski joined Bethpage Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 25, 2014 brother was Rear Admiral W.R. Shoe- Sara Delano Roosevelt, after replacing maker and her father, Captain Charles Anne Seymour on the Broadway stage. Shoemaker, was head of the U.S. Rev- She also played her in the film version enue Cutter Service. She retired from of “Sunrise at Campbello” (1960) with film/stage, more or less, by 1950, but Ralph Bellamy and Hume Cronin. She returned to acting following the death also portrayed Harry Truman’s mother of her husband, actor Henry Stephen- in the TV movie “Collision Course: Tru- Last week’s celebrity, born Emma son. They had one daughter Ann Hall, man vs. MacArthur” (1976). She was 85 Matzo, adopted her stage name after who was a song lyricist. She is fondly at the time. She died of cancer, on Sept. reading for Maxwell Anderson’s “Mary remembered for playing FDR’s mother, 18, 1978, at the age of 87. of Scotland”, a play about Mary, Queen of Scotland and Elizabeth I. She took “Elizabeth Scott” and later dropped the “E”. Other films she appeared in were “Dead Reckoning” (1947) with Hum- phrey Bogart, “Desert Fury” (1948) with John Hodiak and “Too Late for Tears” (1949) with Don Defore. No other ac- tress has appeared in more film noir. Of her 22 feature films, she was leading in all but one, which was “The Strange Love of Martha Ivers” (1946), her second film, starring Barbara Stanwyck. This week’s celebrity is one of mod- As mentioned in last week’s tease, ern TV and moviedom’s most sturdy and Scott was hired by producer Michael reliable character actors who dreamed of Myerberg to understudy Tallulah Bank- being in actor from early childhood. Born head in Thornton Wilder’s new play, on Aug. 30, 1954 in Oceanside, Long Is- “The Skin of Our Teeth”. Bankhead land, he came from a traditional middle- had previously signed a contract forbid- class Jewish family, that urged him, by ding an understudy for the “Sabrina” his own admission, to become a doctor role, which Myerberg breached when or a lawyer. However, he felt more at hiring Scott. He did this because Bank- home in the world of the thespian. At 14, head tried to control the production by he used a fake I.D. to see Dustin Hoff- not showing up. Scott had always ac- man’s “The Graduate” (1968), when knowledged that Myerberg used her to they actually checked I.D. His father was keep Bankhead under control. Broadway in the scrap metal business. His mother, legend has it that Bankhead was being a homemaker, had fled Belgium, with victimized by Scott, who was the real- her family, to escape the Nazis. When life “Eve Harrington” and referred to in his father quit the scrap metal business Mary Orr’s short story, “The Wisdom of to pursue music, it inspired our celeb- Eve” (1946), the basis of the 1950 film rity to give his dream a try. His aborted “All About Eve” with Bette Davis and big break came when he was cast in the Anne Baxter. The irony is that Scott nev- NBC TV series “St. Elsewhere”, as “Dr. er substituted for Bankhead, as Scott’s Wayne Fiscus”. Then he was promptly presence guaranteed Bankhead’s! dumped and replaced by Howie Mandel. Luckily, his real break was destined to be Correct Callers on the big screen, as “Ira Shalowitz” in Don Adams, Mario Moccia, Will and the Billy Crystal vehicle, “City Slickers” Babs Hutchins, Anna Moore, Roberta (1991). Crystal was so pleased with our Pezza. celebrity’s work that he wrote the part of “Stan Yankleman”, beleaguered brother of the titular character in the movie “Mr. Last, Last, Week’s Celebrity Saturday Night” (1992), especially for ooops, we left it out last week... him. The part earned him an Oscar nomi- Last week’s celebrity was Ann Shoemak- nation in 1993. er. She came from a nautical family. Her

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Not invited to the red carpet for the upcoming premiere of Brad Pitt’s WW II movie epic “Fury?” Not to worry. You and your family are invited to the “khaki carpet” and a parade of WW II armor at the Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Vil- lage Restoration the weekend of October 11th and 12th between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. where the program will honor the real stars of our nation: our fighting men and women. Participate in an historical encamp- ment dedicated to the military with dem- onstrations of the life and times of the soldier throughout history, from Rome to today’s modern army. Living historians will present field tactics and demonstra- tions as rolling armor from World War II operates throughout the weekend. Mark Renton, director of the Museum of American Armor stated, “I guess for most of us the invitation to the opening premier of the movie Fury has gotten lost in the mail. From its promotional trailer we know the film honors the tank- ers who served in Sherman tanks similar to the one we have on operational display at the museum. What better way to better appreciate what is depicted in that American Armor volunteers Chris Suhr For information please call 516-572- War II tanks, artillery, armored cars and movie than to attend your own `khaki and Mark Renton. 8400, www.nassaucountyny.gov/parks weapons that broke the back of the Axis carpet’ ceremonies where we will roll or www.museumofamericanarmor.org powers some seventy years ago. vintage armor through fields reminiscent ADMISSION AND Opened in cooperation with Nassau Hailed by the History Channel’s chief of France in 1944 and where Long Island County and County Executive Edward historian Dr. Libby O’Connell, the Mu- families can connect with the heroes in LOCATION Admission for the day is adults $10, P. Mangano, The Museum of American seum of American Armor has added a their own families.” $7 for children (between 5-12) seniors Armor at Old Bethpage Village Resto- new dimension to the county’s Old Beth- Among those invited are Jim and So- and veterans (60+) while children under ration, 1303 Round Swamp Road, Old page Village Restoration, inviting visi- phie McCabe of Glen Cove. A Korean five years old are free. The museum is Bethpage, is a living tribute to every tors to this national treasure of restored War veteran, he served about the battle- located off L.I. Expressway exit 48, 1 American who has worn the uniform and farm houses and country lanes. It is open ship USS Missouri as a metalsmith 2nd mile south at 1303 Round Swamp Road those who continue to defend our na- Wednesday through Sunday, 10:00 a.m. Class. They are joined by Museum of tion today. Its collection includes World to 4:00 p.m. Passing the Torch at Glen Head Elementary School

Article and photos by Shelly Newman

Students, faculty and staff at Glen Head Elementary School gathered together for their annual Convocation Ceremony where a torch is passed from ﬁfth graders to a new generation of kindergarteners. This signi- ﬁes a tradition of welcome at Glen Head Elementary School. At the morning assembly, Principal Lori Nimmo welcomed everybody to another exciting year and introduced all of her new teachers and kindergarten students to a warm round of applause by the entire student body. Dressed in maroon and white (the school colors), everyone participated as the “Sunshine Kids” led the school in various well-known songs. Kindergarteners also had an opportunity to not only walk in to a wonderful round-of-applause by everyone in attendance, but sang a special song as well. To conclude, the teachers performed a song describing their favorite pastimes called “Jump In, Jump Out!” Each faculty member was dressed in clothing corre- sponding to their favorite activity! Pictured are a new generation of Glen Head students with their siblings participating in the annual Torch Lighting Cer-