News Briefs - - - - -. ~mHICComplied by Rua Langdon **"']B Facelift for Duffy Ave. ~Uff)'.Al'enueisseeingsom,elong-awaited lncorpora11rg The Hicksville Ed11,on ILLU,1· u 11· i"'RD NE' ins rev11ahza11011 as the old Global Van ol lhe M,c-lsland Herald v J:'1--U L VV • l.in_es/l'our Star building is being renol'ated
by 11S newest occupant. V I 9 . ,... Anion Comm,ollr ...., . ,.,. oll ..... """ Omega Manufacturing Corporation, a divi- o . 4 No. 36 Hicksville, N.Y. Thursday, March 1, 1 90 35e per copy ' " "''"" ""'N••-c.,,.,, o111" '""'•· ,.,_.,., sion of Pal Industries, builde~s of windows. is leasing the long-neglected building and is ======planning extensil'e improl'ements. according 10 PAL spokesperson Dolores Malafis. The entire buildingwill be cleaned out. the roof repaired, new offices re-bui II, the park ing lots upgraded and the area, landscaped, ~lalafis said, adding "Weare a class act opera tion:· Conlractors ha1-e been workingse11m days a week. removing debris, as I he company plans to mol'e from its curreni: locations two on Bloomingdale Road in Hicksl'illeand one in Beth page-to the new Duffy Al'enue building by March 31, Malafis said. "We wanted to consolidate. instead ollbeing at two separate locations:· The building, loc;ited al WD-262 Duffy Avenue. was occupied for many years by Global,a moving and slorage company owned by longlime Hicksville resident:; Henry and ' Dorothy Brengel. and Four Star Associates. a prin1ing and direct mail firm . J.C. Penney has also main1ained a warehouse on the site for mannears andwill remain. S:C\'eralyears ago, both Global and Four Star rel-oca1ed. lea1c ingthebuilding virtually empty. It gradually deteriorated to lhe point where it be.':ame un safe. area residents said. Las! fall, homeless people were found Iii'• ing behind lhe building. Hicksville Opens lits Malafis said th al there wi ll be n.o major in crease in traffic on Duffy Al'emuc as I heir Heart to History IJusiness is not open to the pub'lic. The snow a nd cold Sunday Fire De pt. Rescue !Calls afternoon did not keep Hicksville • The Hicksville Fire Deparmen1 residents from returning to their re.sponded lo a car and truck accident on Feb. roots al the Gregory Museum's 21 al aboul II a.rn. which resulted in a fuel open house. leak 01110 Old Countrv Road and Division In addition lo the exhibit,; of Avenue. · rocks, minerals and butterfl1ie~. visitors also enjoyed an award, The I ruck's gas tank was damaged and llicksvillc Fire Department lllazardous ceremony honoring museum ~latcrials Uni I was called in to dean up lhe members who have devoted spill. countless hours lo keeping the museum running. There were no injuries. (Sec photo on page 12) Among the other features oft he day was an informative film of I he • Hicksville firefighters responded toa ,~n accident on Old Country Roada t Newton Road museum's programs by historian Richard Evers and local photog in Plainview on Feb. 21 in which 12 people rapher Ed Bady. were injured. Dr. Richard Smith, a member of the museum's boa1rl oftrustees ll'as honored uith a life Hick:., •iI l e had one ambulance all thescene 111e111bershipcertifica1e /11 middl~ his bride-to-be, MargePalumba At right. board oftrustees For a list of .1wards honorees a.nd winners of I he door prizes, see which was used 10 lransport the injured to secretary Rosemary Barrou• (/11cide11t(1: Richard and Marge 1rill be married in less than page 2. the hospital. They also had a stand-by engine two 11:eeks. Congratulotio11s!) al the Plainview Fire House. (See Photo on Pa~e 12) • Arepresc nlalil'e from lhe Hieb-ville Fire Department Hazanlous Malerial Urn it assisted Central General Hospital Emergency Room personnel on Feb. 23 when seven people entered the ER area after being e.~po,sed tot ox ic l'apors The people were exposed lol he ¼tpors after a laboratory technician spilled a 1oxic chemical at the Long Island Bloo
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Slephanie planned ;in having her baby Hospilal al Glen Core on January 24. Lynn Ani1 nalurally-and al home ...and she did. on Fri• came home from the hospital to her older si~er. day night Feb. 23. al 10 lo 11. The baby was Tonionn. almost born on Yvonne and Rny Siefert's The baby"s maternal grandrnolher is Anna 38th aninivcrsarywhich was lhe ne.xt day, Feb. Gnilius ofGlen Head. Anna and Mike Lor• 24. Slephanie didn"I really care that the baby di of Sea Cliff are her paternal grandparents. came an hour and II minules earlier-and I Met Janet Recemly neither did Yvonne. They were both happy I met Janet Scarpelli the olher dav. She when it was over. (fhere will be more news was all e.~cited. lier son and dauglrter•in•law aboul name, weigh!, elc. when Yvonne gets Tommy and Angelo Casey, became parents home.) forlhesccond time when their son. 8 lb. 4 oz. We're Proud Of . .. Bryan, was born ,'.;ov. II. 1989. (E\'en happier Marine P11. Michael Poggiali,sonof Jay than Janet was the bab\'·s Great•Grandmtt and Lnurle Poggiall of Hicksville. Michael Casey 'cause Bryan i,'ils born on her ~161 has completed recruit !raining at Marine Corps birthday). Recruit Depot, Parris Island. S.C. The christening look place Feb. II with four• During is l3•week !raining cycle he was year-old sister Joanna hosting the party taught lhe basics or balllefield survival, in· altended bv fomilv and manv friends. lroduce,d lo lhe lypical daily rouline lhal he will Janet wenl on lo tell me 1h·a1 her neighbor. e.xperie~ceduring hisenlistmenl, and sludied Jennifer Kropnc, graduated from Hicksville lhe personal and professional standards tradi• lligh School in January, 1990. An honor tionally exhibited by Marines. studenl, Jennifer completed high school in 3'Ii . A1 986 graduate or Hicksville High School. years. She is now in a workshop for ,locffrey Michael joined the Marines inSeplembe r, 1989. Balle t II. Said Janel: .. Whal a lovelr girl. f'm proud Audrey and Doug Are Engaged lo hal'e known her for all these years:· The families of Audrey Wenner and We're Sending Congratulations Doug Wolfert are proud to announce their Congra1ula1ions are going oul 10 Christine engagement A. Brecka of Hicksville and George P. Audrt!)', a 1985 graduate offlicksville High Gamblin of Farmingdale. on their coming School, works for Consolidaled Insurance and marriage in i1arch 1991. Doug is an electrician for Miltope. While on a midnighl cruise around the S1a1uc Christine is a 1983 gradua1e of Hicksville High School, and a graduale of Pharmacy at Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gel/1i1g of Liber,ly, Doug surprised AudrC)' by gelling down on one knee and presenting her with a St. John's Uni,ersity. She works as a pharmacist beaulifu l engagement ring. at the Medical Group Pharmacy in Hicksville. Linda Host Married to Christopher Gelling A Seplember 1990 wedding is planned. George is a 1979 graduate of Farmingdale Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hoit of Hicfo1i//( syollCI, and Pili/ College. Sfit 11rnmnll y HighSc hool and employed al Shindler Elevator c.w. Company. hl!L'l m11zo1111adtfic mama~c of lfim da119fitcr, in mli1111 al arge Ma11/ia1tm1611li11m furniture Best wishes and happiness goesoul to bolh Lmda, to Cfimtopficr Gc//1119, 1011 of Mr. and company. Cfiriitopfitr fl witfi a w all Strut of )'OU. Mn. Rofol Gc/11119, of Broo~ly11. 6rofongc (,rm. Tfic Nuptial Ma!! was pcr(on111d al St. . . (continued on page ZJ) ionnlius Loyola Roman Cnlfiolic Cfiurcfi. A rmplro1~ wm field al Ifie Rt11m1rnurc Hicfavillc, o11 Scplw16cr 30, 1969. Gnln~u 111 Pln111111cw. Linda atlmdcd St. l911atiu1 scfiool, Tlrccouplc is 110111rcsid1 119i11tlicBnu Rid9c Jfidteuill.t ~ llwrtrat.eb Nrws fs presenllyenoaoed in an extensl'Yc m&il• Hicfo>illc, Our l..i!dg of Mmy Academy i11 sclliou of Braofly11. Ing pr&gram so that newcomers to our ar~a can read our weekly endea vors and become regular .subscribers. Calling All lady Golfers Adam's So Proud! Who wanls to play golf ... on Wednesdays Gloria (Giglio) and Adnm Geslnk Y~I...I ••• t o Ml»atbc ... starting MayandendingOctober . .. wilh became the parents ofa boy, Adam Gregory, to Hlc::brllle ru-trated Nf!W'II thegrea test bunch ofladies? If) llu're interested born Feb. ID, at 5:05 a.m. at Cent ral General go to the Mercy Hospital Goll League Hospilal in Plainview. NAME meeting that is being held al Cantiague Park Adam tipped lhe scales al 9 lbs. 4 oz. and was 20 'h .. lall.T he other day Adam came to on Wednesday, March 21 at 9:30 a.m. You do Doug llvlfert and Audrey ll'e1111er ADDRESS not ha"e tobe a member or the Mercy League me with a piclure of their baby to be put into lhe Illustrated I said, "Oh. is he cute!'' and just interested in having fu n playing golf on CITY/STATE/ZIP Wednesday mornings. Fee is 530. Adam said," Heis absolutelybeautifu l'.' He had Congratulalions Are /11 Order We're sending congralulations to Rose and For more information go down lo lhe park such aprou d and hapP)' smile on his face when PHONE lhat day. he was describing hisson. ll°sa pleasure to be Jim McGeever who will be married 45 years able to show all orHicksville his piclure. Look on Saturday, March 3. Rose and Jim have four CHECK ONE: Our Condolences for ii on this page. children, and eight grandchildren. Jimmy was 1 YR O ...... $1 2.00 We were sorry 10 hear of lhe dealh of lnvin Adam isa 1978 grdduale of Hicksville 1-ligh acaplain in lheAirPorce when he mel Rose 2 YRS C ...... $2 1.25 Goldman, 63 years old. who died Feb. 211a t School and Gloria received her diploma there they fell in lo\'e- and ii was all uphill altenhal. 3 YRS □ ...... $30 .00 NorthS hore University Hospital in Manhassel. in 1983. Adam is a lithographer at liberty Shortly after Jim and Rose mol'ed back lo SENIOR CITIZENS AATES Irwin was co•owner of Goldman Engrn,·ers in Syossel. Hicksvilll!. he and his brother-in•law George 1 YR •••..•••••...•.••••...... $10.50 Brothers Spor ting• Goods slore in The baby has bolh sels ofgran dparenls li,0 Thomas, went into lhe furnilure business. 2 YRS ...... Jl 9.00 Hicksville, wilh his brolher Hownrd. He was ing close b)' in Hicksville. It's lhe lhird grand• They owr, and operale a s1ore-Lon11 Island 3 YRS ...... S2 7.50 a 1943 gradualeorHicksville High Schooland child for Mr. and Mrs. Kll2imere Geslnk, Furniture- localed on lhe seCl'ice road of Ple.uc actdUCODll'Mli:Sc:r,c,tQ\pet went on 10 Teachers College at Columbia and the firsl for Mr. and Mrs. John Giglio. Sunrise Highway in Babylon. Slop in and see J'llf fof tddm,es oN lor,v b.lMd Method of Payment (enclosed) Unil'ersity. lsn'I lhat nice-they have two sels of baby lhem and congratulate Jimmy. Imagine He is sufl'il'ed by his wife Esto, two sons, sitters. another fi\'e and lhey'II hit lheir golden. :J S D e D Chee!< encl. Roy 111 111111 111 11 11 111 Russell and Arthur, a daughter Marrin; a • Conf:ratulalions are also going lo e Jtplu,s brolher lloword, and five grandchildren. Stephemson and his wife Mikki on thei r I knew lnvin mosl of my life as we all went I wedding .anni\'ersay his week. MAIL TO: to school toge1her. He hasbeensowell•known • ..and now for lhe birthdays: Ricky Anton c;ommun,ty Newsp.aoors in Hicksville for such a long time lhal he will Budinich wi ll be celebrating his birthday P.O. Boa 1578, Min~•. LI, NY 11501 really be missed. Salurday, March 3 , .. Beatrice Gend ron will be C!!lebrating hers on March •I . the The Hicks\'ille lllustr:ated ~ews ,~noi following is a message: .. On March 5 we·ll' Poslmuter. Send IOdress ch• ng,es 10 LOl'IO wishing Poppic, (Richard Hud•on), a ISW'.d COnvnunity Newspapers, Inc. p o. So• t S78, Mlnool1, N.Y. 11501. EnlOl'ed u HC-ond happy birthday-with lov.: from Robbie, cl.n.s pakf po.staoe I I lhe PO$! ()ff ,te . , JcnnlCeir, Bryan.and Krist! Wnlker ... Minoo,a. N~Y. and adelicional rnaillno offices uncle< 1110 Act ol ~ . {, and we're also stnding warm wishes down to Pul)j,sned _., on Thu<,clays by Long Island '------='---_,.,. Florida to Barbnrn Zlembn who is also CommunityNtiwsp,aproB.lflC. t32East Sec:ond " celebratin~ her birthday March 5. Congratula• s,-_M - NY 11101 (P.D Boa ISi&.,.,._ • 1$16) 7•7-82B2. Adam Gregory Gestak i i.-.nc 1,1 ~,.fl of you. ______}UcllSulllt ]lluntrnttb N,wo • !il1klluillt, i,,w Uu,k • CLburabau. Slnrcb I. 1990 f,!ag,.. l ------known as "Appalachia:· The Post made a to more than 500 members. VFW Post 3211 Celebrates 55th Anniversary TheManettoPlainsPost No.3211 was renam monetary donalion to be used for school sup• plies and food. ByPPC. Carmine A Somma 3211 Hicksville: ed the William M. 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Q\'cr lif'I y ol o ur br,1m·he'> nlkr lull scn ·1,T ha11k111!!, 011 S:11unlny and 1110-;1 nrc• np,·11 Tin 1r·,da~ or Fnd:11· 1·1·, ·11111(!s. \\'hirh llll'illh 1rn1 < ;111 nrn1· l1nd 11,, m 11111rc pl,H't''> op\·i"11110n hour-, rllan t"l'IT i)('!rm·. Soll'h1· 1101 1•hit 1111t· ol nur 11101"\' lllilll '.2-lO ('011\Tilil'lll local ion:-. Smm·t hill!.!·.., happc11i11!.!, .11 Till' Hank of Nell' York. illa_\'he \' Were making it hard to bank anywhere else. ------lllcksuillc ~llustratc~ ~,wo - liickoutllc. i\cw l)urk • (ll~uru~nu. !Ilnccl1 I. l 9YO llngc-fi Teacher Liaison. Before coming lo Woodland, Kathy 1vas also Woodland Ave. PTA Pays Tribute to School Family an active member of l'fA al Fork Lane School. joy and laughter 10 all who come inlo contacl working on the Pre-School and Progmm Com The following is a tribute from the millees. Kathyhadalsotaughl in East Rock,111;iy PTA to four members of the Woodland with her. Kathy Grady for five years prior to her starling in lhe AvcnucSchool fomUywho h ave bee.n in, Hicksville School District in 1979. volved in many school activities and Kalhy Grady has taught al Woodland Al'enue we re recognized for nil their effort at since 1983 and had subsliluled in 1he Oislricl Patricia Love the PTA Council"s recent Founder's Day before Ihen. She has taught second grade but Pat Lo\'e has been anaclive memberofl'f,\ dinner: forlhe pasl few )"Cars has laugh! Ih esixth grade for many years. She joined Woodland Al'enue class. Kalhy is very innovative in her 1eacl1ing Sue Murphy JYJ'A in 1980 and has served the children of Sue Murphy was chosen Ihis )"Car lo receive and is inspiring lo all herstudenls. II isnolany Woodland in manycapacilies. Some of lhe com the Honorarv Life Award from lhe Woodland wonder that her studenls enjoy learning and miuees Pat has worked on are Hospilalily, Milk areeagertoparticipale. Each }W. Kathy spends Avenue l'ff Program, Pre-School, Holiday Boutiqueand she Sue has been active in the school for the past three da}~ away with her class on their Sixth Grade Trip and always adds to lhe memories has co-<:haired Woodland's Winter Carnival lO years and she had been secretary of SEl'fA Kathy Grady with her husband, Rick. and Commillee. Also. Pat has held Ihe office of vice foreighl }-ears. She is always awilling volunteer of that special event. Kathy is also a member daughter, Regina. of lhe l'fA Execulive Board in the capacity of president of Woodland's PTA and is now in all activities of the l'fA and SEl'fA and brings finishing her second year as its president. In addition, Pat is a member of the MAC Commi1- 1ee at Woodland - a commiuee organized 10 Call for a quote. Now Located Throughout Nassau Counly island discuss and develop educational goals as a Take a minute end compare result of Hicksville's participation in lhe Ex Allstate lor value. You may telephone cellence and Accounlabilily ProRram. find we COJl save you some "You Can't Miss With HITS" · answering money on your home INTRODUCTORY OFFER TO NEW CLIENTS •. . or auto insurance. Cnll me todoy ... it'll only take 1040 Long Form with • service, inc. Schedule A & B $75 n minute. ALTHEA JOHNSON ,,,.---._,__ SHELLEY PALLADINO 1040 A Short Form S45 MAIN orncE WEiis 5-4444 1040 EZ Short Form $30 / ~ -263 o~?c~~~~rnv RD. Prepared In Your Home -~~t~oS . (OPP. ANTUNS) Private & Personal FULL • PART TIME • VACATION 1 (· uU"yeoi>\e. . FAX 433-3769 Experienced Tax Professionals HOURLY OR MESSAGE RATE \ 433-3636 Will Come to Your Home or Business I Oy Appointment Only National Westminster Bank USA Building CALL in a HITS 20 Jerusalem Ave., Hicksville, NY Allstate~ PROFESSIONAL AlhU-t.e l""'MU1 ~1 Serving Nusau and SulloU1, Sine~ 1945 1'•0-lllfook.lL Today 1-800-542-HITS Pat love with her three sons: Andrew, Stern, and Tommy. St. Ignatius Loyola Church Woodland Avenue is not the only school that has benefited from Pat's seemingly endless supply of energy and devotion. She has serv welcomes you to join ed on the Ways and Means Commiuce for the Middle School l'fA; the Legislation Commil• . tee for the High School l'fA: and has serl'ec our parish community on Hicksville Council of l'fA on both Legislaliw and Scholarship Committees. to (continued on page 1) ~e,W YOUR S,o~ - DURING THE K~~-- . BETTER ~~ ~? k ,: ,. DAYS SEASON OF LENT .... Emphasis on our Christian family lives of compas; By MICHAEL V. MIRANDA, Ph.D. sion in the company of Christ our Prophet, Posl-lraumalic stress disorder, or PTSD, is a term we headrequenlly referring to lhe our Healer, our Light, and our Life. delaicl stress reactions many oombal wlerans experience: Symploms include recurrent thoughts and recollections of traumatic ts'Cnl5. Eucharistic celebration to begin and periodically acting as if the C\'Cnl ""re promptly at 7:30 p.m. on Monday evenings. recurring. Individuals affected by the disorder frequenlly feel numb and unresponsi1'C, in March 5, March (2, March 19 creasingly isotatiw, and periodically hypersen March 26, April 2, April 9 siti1-e to stimuli. They may also suffer from 1 sleep disturbance, guilt and memory disruption. These symptoms are not limited to rom Celebrant,Fr. Franck Sacks, CM, Ph.D. bal l'elerans. Many persons who ha\'C been exposed lo stressors outside the range of Associate Professor -of Theology. general human experience can be affected. Some have had accidents with serious injury, St. John's Unhrersity been in natural or man-made disasters. or suf fered ph~ical and emotional abuse and/or Weekend Celebrant, assault. 11 is_ advisable lo seek experienced St. Ignatius Church pS)~hological help as quickly as possible lo avoid and diminish the degree of longstand mg effects. Many service groups are making St, Ignatius Loyola Church counseling a\-ailabtc routinely to victims or 11~r. assault. and natural disaster. with en couraging results. 129 Broadway Brough! 10 you as 3 cornmunitr scr\ice b)•: 4 Hicksville, New York .., .. -",, NASS.UI PAL~ A.\D STRESS CL\ln ',; %?? Sl"ATIOS PUZ,\ l\OR'TII (founded 1859) - -illt-1-'1.-"' ••• 11 •••■ - C LIP & SAVE••••••• • • • CHIMNEY • MAGICIAN • • u . ·' ... -~~, ,:.i,; • CLEANING$ • REPAIRS • CA PS • NEW CHIM NEYS • RELi 'INGS • 7 S10P BY OUR \\ hcn c.,pdnd in\,?, thl-' po~~ihili11~s .ir'-~ ~ntlk~..-..~ 11 ~ 1111- BOOIH 196 Al prt-ssirc how L'\"'\:'11 1hc sli\,!hh.'SI chdll\!'-' l.',111 "-·11l11111l''-' yrH1r IHEHO/Y1E home. 1 he front U,,or w"-·h:1...,mc:-- your \!lh.'..'Sts. hu1 tlh..' insi S~SS, IU u c• 110700. 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Gala~y gas boiler by Slani Fm You'll en1oy fuel savings al up to 309,o or more and yea1s of trouble hee opera11on Slan1 F,n. ;'\m()rica·s '2. $3750 best bu11! botlers. a,e made 11gh1 t1ere on Long Island. Ask. us tor more 1nlorrnat1on ~1bou1 Slant Fm boilers and for a lrco. no obhgat,on heilllng s1..uvey ol your ~ PER MON1\-I• home l\nd ask your ne,ghbors aboul Botto Brothers· ~~~a~g!;~~,~~g~1a11on lor -:lean. thorough and de· . New Partner in Local CPA Finn Jannace. said results were phenomenal. There Jeffrey M. Weiner has been named Manag were more than 30 inquiries about career ing l:'ann~r at Marcum & Kliegman, CPAs. opportunities. Century 21 Jannaceoffered three ofH1cksv1lle. Mr. Weiner joined M& Kin 1981 seminars during this lime in order to answer and became partner in 1983. He is a member l'ilrious questions. of the American lns1i1u1e of Certified Public Some questions pertained lo the ne.xible illcountanls, the New York Society of CPAs and hours of real estate. earningpo1cn1ial, and how the National Conference of CPA Practitioners. Century21 can benefit their careers. Jannacc M & K provides ils clienlcle with a broad said mosl of lheseminarallendees had many ran~~ of services including accounting. excellent questions, and ideas and he fell there audllmg. 1axa11on, personal financial planning, could be many successful agents in Ihe wings. loan placement, computerconsulta tion, estate Tobay Private Industry Mee ts planning, mergers and acquisitions. and per• The Town of O)~ter Bay Private Industry sonal fi nancial management. Council will hold a public meeting on Thurs• For additional information call 937-0600. d1y. March I. at 9 a.m.. according to To.,•n Coun• Jannace Realty at Exp_o cilman Howard T. Hogan, Jr. Century 21 Jannace Really, with offices in The meeting will be held in the Conference Hicksville and Plainview, joined more than Room of the Town's Department of lnterg<11-ern 6,500 offices natiom1ide in career days recently. menlal Affairs, Division of Employment and Century 21 spent in c.xcess of W h million Training, 97i Hicksville Road, Massapequa. dollars lo promOle rhis systemwideoppMunily The Private Industry Council 11'ilSeslablished lo explain what is imuil'ed wilha career in real in 1983 as the advisory board lo the Town·s estate. Employment and Training Program, which operales underlhe federallyf unded Jobs Train• Joseph Jannace, president of Century 21 ing and Partnership Acl (JTPA). CustoHJ Alterations SUCCESS OR FAILURE? From A Cottage To THE GOOO NEWS: One American in 10--20 million people- • Dormers w ear contact lenses .. . most o f them successf ullyl Contact lenses are • Extensions their choice for looking good a,,d seeing well. • Residential & ANO THE BAO NEWS: I million Americans have stopped wearing Commercial contact lenses for a variety of re;,sons. not the least o f w hich a re im • Architectural Services proper fitting. and improper or inadequate professional supervision. When It comes to contact lenses--your vJslon# comfort, and Available -· ., - . ~ ..__:_..:- -- ,--.. safety--selectlon of the right doctor may well determine success or • Financing Available All Call s Re turned fallure. On Same Day by For thorough, skiffed, caring professionalism, we are your first line vision To Qualified Individuals Don Conway, President resource center. All contact lens treatment Is administered by Or. Dean Hart, Conway Construction 842-1989 0.0., M.A., founder and director of the Contact Licensed & Insured -Over 30 Yea rs· Experience lens Research Foundation. Dr. Hart has treated thousands of lens wearers successfully. He Is a hlghly respected and frequent lecturer to the profession In the U.S., Canada and Europe. His texts and articles arc used for re'ference throughout the globe. He Is the director of the Low Vision Clinic at a Grand Opening leading New York teaching hospital, and Instructor St. Patrick's Day March 17th 1990 of ophthalmology residents. Call for your appointment now I Most Insurance Plans and Major Credit Cards Accepted. Every inch of our nc,v We are a Medicare Participating Provider. s1orc is dcdic;ucd to your child's fret. Because i1'~ full o( Stride Rite" shoes anJ i--Tifi ncakcrs. \Vhich means we Coii;-oN--1 h:i.n· more widths nnd si:n for the fit your child nccd.5. \Ve ha\'C all the popul.ir I YOU DON'T WANT! I colors and styles for the The comact lens ,s a medic.al devrce. Improper. madequi1te or unprofes• look \·our chih.l w;m15. J\nd I I s1ona1 contact fens crearment can result in permanent eye damage Often uur shoes and sneakers coupons make sense. But NOT for 1he seleC11on of your cont~ct lens h :wc h ic.h- CJ ua lity doctor! 1 corutruc1ion and m:ucrlals I for 1hc loni;,lastins: wc:, r you expect. S1or in llurins: our Grnnd Opcnini;;. t\nJ find out wh)' ------no 01hcr )hoes and sncakcn come close. 185 Woodbury Road, Hicksville 681-EYES 681-3937 (I n i il,· \\'('St of So. ors1<"r 13,ir Hoa CATHEDRAL PROBLEMS??? HOUSE ADMISSION ? Metabolic Disorders ? Diabetes Melli1tus S4.00 ANTIQUES ? Overweight ? Poor Resistance SHOW SOLUTION: FRI. , MARCH 2 FOR THE 11:00 A.M. to 9 P.M . CATHEDRAL WOMEN THE GHADIMI PROGRAM SAT., MARCH 3 CATHEDRAL HOUSE *No Drugs *Building Up Immune System *Nutritional Guidance *Life Exten sion 11:00 A.M. to 7 P.M. 50 CATHEDRAL AVENUE & Dietary Supplements SUN., MARCH 4 GARDEN CITY, N:Y. 1 P.M . 6 P.M. 1 BLOCK WEST OF URR STATION Merrick, New York ( 516) 868-2626 to REGULAR ADMISSION S4.00 EACH Free EKG, Mord, & April. FOOD IS AVAILABLE AT THE SHOW WITH THIS AO S3.00 /11~~/HC. 115 N. Broadway, Hicksville * A Little Bit Of He-aven Can Be A Sure Bet # (2 B locks South of Sears) .. March Is The Month To Adopt A Pet 4't We have been a Hicksville Real Estate Broker with pride and integrity since 1946. In this market, you need O'Spot O'Amber O"Spnrky to work with professional and reliable people. Come in and meet our staff ... IF YOU ADOPT YOU WILL EXPERIENCE FIRSTHAND THE JOY AND COM· FORT THAT O NLY A COMPANION ANIMAL CAN BRING JNTO YOUR LIFE. Charles I. Montana Jr., Lie. Broker YOU Will ALSO RECEIVE: George D. Montana. Lie. Broker a. FREE OBEOIENCE SEMINAR Susan Decarmine, GRI b . FREE TWO-WEEK MEDICAL CARE. Our friends above have all been spayed or neutc-red and have rtceived th1•,r vacclnauons Eugene Marmann, Lie. Broker ~ne of these an1m~ls Is waiting to make your home complete. we are ~anng and pro Patricia A. Montana viding for these animals and keeping them company while awaning your decision William Ramsey DON'T RESIST. CALL THE NUMBER BB.OW NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION.· Betty Rodgers Leonard Decarmine Jaime Montana 1 Barbara Rosoloski Prossi bide-a-Wee Ust with Montana Associates in 1990 nome association BRING LOVE INTO YOUR HOME 3300 BELTAGH AVENUE. WANTAGH. N,Y. 11793 8-3.600 ADOPT A PCT 516 7B5-4079 · Jlicksulllr, N,w tlork • i!l~uubau. :lllar c~ I. 1990 tlagr•ll -"""""""~~~~...,,...~~~~ Feature Your Pet Here Hicksville's Prized Pets is a column for LARGE SELECTION Hicksville's resident~ who absolutely adore their pets. IfJou o l would /JkeloseeJourpeJ featured in this col· DISH GARDENS 6 Prized Pets umn, send us a clear photo (which will be flO\\'Ell AAAANGEMEHTS READY FOR PICl(.U? returned) to Hicksv/lle 11/ustrnted Ne,vs He's Not Sinatra, 132 East Second St., Mineola, New York I/SOI But He Can Sing Don ·1 be shy. En:ryone who sends in aphoto w1/I get achance to showoff his or her prized The following Prized Pe t was submit• pel. Don't forge/ to include your name, address tedtousbyveryprouddo11ownersBar and phone number and all information con• ~a and ~rthur Uhlich. They write: cerning your pet. Iwould hke losubmil a phc~oof my3-j-ear Don ·1 miss our next column when M!feature o!d Shetland Sheepdog Ru,sty lo be con side":<1 for Pel ofthe Week. Bo,rn in Maryland the Maney's dog, Kerri. and gil'en lo us by our daughler-in-law, Don• na, alle~lhedeath of our Doberman pinscher, ~ he,~asg1ven us unlo)d hoursol'sheer pleasure. Wh~n we lfl him roam in front of our fenced-in house, he can be obsmed chasing GEY OR~GANIZED ~ryaulomobilelhal lravels,,round the bend ~n lhe ~oad. He has built quite a reputation do Have More Time For Your Business ...... Yourself. mg lh1s. When we allend social functions in Stop Struggling With Paperwork. SCHUFFY CAHf£A'T£H the neighborhood and are introduced to JD Consulting. Professionals: in Ol!ice Management. will gel st~gers. t_he mear mention or the house where ·'Scruffy likes tosil on the stairs high enough we hve brings remarks like "Oh!! Is that the so that she can look out of the picture window you organized and keep you that way. house with the beautiful dog that chases all the lo see what's going on and lo wail for her master All your o!fice requirements performed cars?" or "Your dog is gorgeous:· (Mr. Carpenter). When hearril'es, he is greeted by a happy dog with a wagging tail. * Efficiently Effective•ly l?ustycon olsosing. hfe'snotqu1ie "Milk bones are one of her favorite treats * * Economilcally ready lo c/Jo/lengeFmnkSinolro, among other goodies. "Squirrels and cats interest her immense * On an AS NEEDED basis. but lie co11 cor,y o fotiiy good ly. Scruffy has brought us much jo( For More In!ormalion and Free Consultation. tune And we can see why, Katherine. She's please call odornble. "Ru.sly, when prompted, Clm also sing. He's (516) 621-3638 not quile ready lochallenge Frank Sinatra, but he can carry a fairly good lune. He can almost repeal the sentence..!'! love you Mommy'!.. so that you can understand the words. "When our grandchildren visit they tease him unn:iercifully, ~ul he always responds by s~othermg them w11h sloppy kisses. Whoaer coined the phrase "A Dog is a Man's Be.st FREE Friend" must have had Rusty in mind because he truly is the greatest:' We certainly have to a1;ree with you, Arthuran d Barbara, that Rusty certain• Sel]lers ly is a beauty. Horne Seminar Tuesday, March 13, JL990 7 to 9 p.m. Hicksville VFW Hall 320 So. Broadway Hicksville, NY JOIN OUR GROUP OF PROMINEl'lT SPEAKERS. AND LEARN MORE ABOUT: • TAXES AND CAPITAL GAINS RAMIFICATIONS • CO'S AND VARIANCES • DEIERMlNING FAIR MARKET VALUE • YOUR ATIORNEY'S ROLE • RELOCATING - ACROSS 10WN OR COUNTRY HUSTY U/lf./CH • STEPS 10 SEU. YOUR HOME MORE QUICKI.Y Love At First Sight AND MORE . .. II was lol'e al first sigh I when Katherine Sarli and her sister laid eyes on a Ian and curly CALL '!ODAY AND RFSERVE YOUR SEAT haired Norwich Terrier, Scruffy , al North Shore Animal Shelter. And Scrulfy's been bringinglheentirefamil)•loadsoljoyes-ersince Katherine Sarli writes: "\Ve really were looking lo,r a Gennan Shepherd lo replace the old one. N:ow that he was gone we missed him so mud~. 0mu~21 935-5113 "We vi siled the North Shore Animal Sheller 1ffi nti and there she was silling in cage looking so lonely and forlorn. Whe:n we palled her head JANNACE REAll'Y as she looked up as us. we knew she would be 284 Old Country Road ours. Hicksville, NY 11801 "Scruffy is owned by my sister, Mrs. C. Carpenter. ------!li1ko11111, l llustrat,~ :li,wn - !licknulll<. :li,w Uork - il:~urn~au. fflardt l. IY90 Pag,-1~------Motorcycle, Car Collision Road and the woman, Jean Walson. 64, was A32-year-old Plainedge man was arrested 1raveling west into Locust Street. News Briefs Police said 1ha1 Connolly's molorcycle was (continued from page I} for drunk driving after his motorcycle collided with a car dri\'en by a Hicksville woman al uninspecled. uninsured and he did not have 10 p.m. on Feb. 21. 3 driver's license. Connolly was taken lo Sel'eral serious structure fires caused a total Eighth Precinct police reported !hat the Nassau Coun1y MedicalCen ter w11h hip and of $443,000 in damage. man, William Connolly, 32. was driving his leg frac!Ures. Watson was no! injured. Diner, Carvel Robbed 1987 KAW motorcycle south on Newbridge Nassau Police hal'e reported the following robberv incidents thal occurred at Cami! and Empire Diner: On Feb. 24 at about 9:10 p.m., the 16-ycar old counter girl at Carvel, 40-42 Newbridge Road, was approached by an unknown white male who displayed a handgun and demand ed money. The victim put about SlOO in a paperbag and gal'e it over tot he robber, who then ned on foot. There were no injuries reported. The Eighth Precinct is continuing inl'CStigation. ln the other incident. at about 6:45 a.m .. a 50-year-old cashier at Empire Diner, 42 Jerusalem Avenue. was approached by an unknown white man who said he had a gun and demanded money. The cashier gave him between Sl,600 and Sl,800 and then ned on Firefighter Steve Sulzinski spreads spee,h' ,/11 foot toward Hicksville Railroad Station. There over spilled 110so/ine af!er a cor and 1r11rli Hicksville fireman Eddie Korona in firm/ ofcrashed van, assis!ed in !he rescueo f !hose ill• accident 011 Old Com///')' Road and Di, i,ion were no injuries and the cashier did not see Avenue (See slory Oil pa_qe I) !he gun, police said. jnredin theP/airwiewaccidelll. Sees1oryo11page I The Second Squad is investigating. (ll/11s1mted Pholo) (l//11s1m1rtl Pho/II/ THE WEST END PUB & RESTAURANT WELCOMES ALL SUN,MQN.,TUES.·LADIES S1.00 BAR DRINKS HAPPY HOUR Monday - Wednesday 4-7 p.m. • FREE Buttel • ½ Price Bar Drinks ST. PADDY'S DAY PARTY Morch 16th "OLD WORLD CHARIVI COMBINED WITH PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND Friday, 3-9 P.M. 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The Riviera has been carefull)' preserved and retains the warm am bie?ce and comfortable atmosphere wl11ch sets the scene for a reception lhal will make )'Our wedding memorable. The staff al the Riviera is friendI)' , very concerned and professional. for Spring, Summer and Fall, the Riviera offers a delightful waterfront selling for outdoor ceremonies and cocktail hours on the outdoor patio. Over a fort)' )'ear period, the Riviera has established an excellent reputation for delicious food, ex• cellent service and the price per per· son will surorise and delight )'OU, Call 54 t-5020 to make your rcccp• tion plans. •sss:,;;ss,wssssss S & S For1rnals, Ltd. "We Won't Let You Wear It Unless It Fits" 260 N. Broadvvay, Hicksville II block North of Sears) 9 31 - 4 5 2 7 Mon.·Fri. 'til 9 p.m.: Sat 'til 5 p.m. The Sophisticatecl Look of You In: • Christian Dior • Lord West • Pierre Cardin • After Six • Dynasty • Crown Collection Featuring tne Latest. Fa~tuom 10 OUaliiy Designer Tuxedos, 1 Exptrt Fitting & Tailonng • All Styl(.s & Sizes on Prem,~s 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE STEP BACK IN TIME TO THE DAYS OF DO NOT BE FOOLED BY LARGER DISCOUNTS GRACE AND ELEGANCE OF THE 1800's SHOP & COMPARE ABOARD THE THOMAS JEFFEFlSON Example Anniversary Pierre Cardin Special Have your wedding ceremony anid recep S75 StO OFF Coupon -10 ANY RENTAL tion on board this authentic re[Plica of WITH THIS COUPON the 19th Century Side-Wheel Paddle Your Cost S65 WHEN Pl.ACING ORDER ShOes If Needed SIO CA.NNOT BE COMBINED steamers. You and your guests c:an dine Not Required WIT'H /\NY OTHER OFFER and dance in view of the NE!W York Skyline as you cruise Long Island's Gold WEDDING SPECIAL Coast. Groom's Tux FREE Fathers' (2) 1/2 OIFF PRIME DATES STILL AVAILABLE (with 4 or more additional refftals) Call for viewing appointment and information With coupon at time of booki ng (516) 744-2353 OPERATING FROM GLEN COVE, NEW YORK Bridal Rent-A-Gown? It's tailors, to make pe rfect alte:3- dress, clothe herallendantsbeautiful Men have rented their formal wear tions ... at Island Cleaners, they ve forever ... now there's a unique scr· ly, and return the outfits tousafterthc developed a n a rt, and a reputa tion. vice available to the ladies ... Island wedding . .. no huge expense, n o Judy Stone personally h e lps the Cleaners 133 Hillside Ave .. Williston bother, no storage, noagonizingshop· bride, whether she knows exactly Park) is now offering Gown Renta ls lo ping:· prospective brides. what she wants, or needs lots ofadvice The selection ranges from vintage Since it opened ten years ago. Island and guidance. Mothersget equal treat· a nd an tique wedding gowns to more Cleaners has established a unique mcnl. too. modern styles, with a great variety reputation forclc.aning, preservation from which to choose. They even have and resto ration or new and heirloom " Preservinga wedding gown for the bridesmaids gowns, and the price of b ridal gowns. next generation, o r restoring one that is an he irloom, is our specialty," she the rental includes alterations and says. "We utilize the most care, use the pr~-wedding cleaning a nd pressing. They know that wearing he r safest cleaning produ cts, and will Judy Ston e, m anager of Island mothe r's or gra nd mothe r's gown is Cleaners says, "il'sa really unique ser ofte n a great sentimental and cmo• store the gowns in museum quality boxes, comple tely acid free and air vice. and the gowns are beautiful. It's tional experience for a bride-to-be. It great when a woinan decides on a for takrs a talented s taff lo create the tight." mal weddingat the last minute, or the pe rfect io n that every bride wants price of today's gowns is out of he r ...specia lists in cleaning, sewing and Forall your formal wear, bridal, a nd budget. pressing to help restore the treasured everyday cleaning, call Is land ''She can be married inan exquisite heirloom to like-new beauty; talented Cleane rs: 746-2055. The Right Caterer For 'The Best Party "'It was a g reat party-we had a lot • Ask it custom men us are available. o ffun!The food was deliciousa nd U,e Can your g uests request low· room was beautiful:' cholesterol or vegetarian dishes? Weddings are T hese a re words every bride wou Id • Is the banquet manager receptive to love lo hear said about her weading your suggestions? Will he deliver as our Specialty! da)'· Bui how can you be sure you'll p romised? hear these words? The right caterer One last Monti wedding tip: keep D.j.'s with can he lp. your stress level down. Leave a mple Monti's To wn and Country, 301 time to ma ke your plans whileselling Je rusalem Ave., in He mpstead has aside personal lime to j ust relax. THE been h osting wedding for over 40 Remember, your engagement should years. A fa mily-owned business that be filled with pleasu rable moments, emphasizes tradition, Monti's offers includingthosespenl planning for the MAGIC TOUCH the following tips in finding a caterer most importa nt day of your life. that can make sure your party lives up Monti's, under the supe rvision of - FOR INFORMATION to }'Our expectations: LICOR, knows that planning a good • Look for a caterer with e xperi lime for you and your guests is not (516) 584-5954 e nce-somebody who has a known easy. Selecting the right caterer can track record in se rvfog parties of all transform a difficult, frustrating.and (516) 463-7384 sizes. This pe rson cun be n grcnt hc1p o fte n s tressful e x perie n ce, into a i.n planning forimportnntdctailssuch p leasu re and can a ssure you of plan• as me nu selection, where the band is ninga happyandsucccssfulparly. To set up, and how many tables }'OU will plan your own beautiful affair, call the need. specialists at Monti's 483-3352/3. PACKAGiNG PL~ We pack it, wrap ii, and ship ii •.. STEPHANIE AND NICOLE BRIDAL WEDDDING the right way. • Brides • Bridesmaids Express Tax • Mothers' Gowns Return Services • Prom Gowns • Larger Sizes LIMOUSINE !DESIGNER SAMPLE GOWNS I FROM $100 "File It Here, NEWEST PROM GOWNS AS Electronically" SEEN .IN SEVENTEEN SPECIALISTS MAGAZINE AND MORE • rAx SEPIIICE ■ SMIPPING f0 COLLEGE ■ W,jl&()'( AfNJAI.S l STUOUHS. 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N.Y. 11 735 ------A11t1111 ..Cummunit!l ~tw9µnprrs - !lriltal ~ upplcmcnt • !R::irc~ l!HUI - ]A ------probably more so than m en , a nd they and helped her in small Wil)'S. Shl' Don't Shoot The Photographer. .. are more apt to help the proceedings later wrote to thank me.sayini; ·1d o n·1 nlong," said Francy. " For example, I know what l would have donl' Now There's an Alternative recentlydida wedding in ,'vlanhattan without your calm presence lo hdp Llrnt startcdoffbadlv fort he bride. The me in the midst of all thal confusion. Nearly ever_yone hasa horror story bride has a favorite cousin, I want a ceremony and reception were at the Yo u were a godsend." about a wedding photographer ruin candid shol of just lhe two o f them. I headquarters of The Society for Col FranC)' said. " Weddings arc in~ the b ig day. He takes over the make it easy for the family lo work onial Dames, a big museum home not wonderful celebratio ns but thcv ar,• bndal party for hours, raising already with me," said Francy. " People tend to normally for parties. When rarrived , also enormouslv stressful. I'm Ii ired lugh stress levels trying to get the think in termsof the 'required' photos. the bride was there by herself. The to take wonderful photographs o f th.. photos he's decided must be taken. I think in terms of the individuality in catere r hadn't arrived yet and her clay. I believe thal part of my job is to Meanwhile, when the proofs come a fomily." family a nd bridal attendants were alleviate, not to add to. that stress." back, there isn't a shot of the bride Asked todescribe her style, Francy delayed. The bride felt lonely and anx For more information about the way with her favorite niece. Just too many said she is a " wedding photojournal ious. I knew she'd feel better if she ex she w orks, Susan Francy can be con setup plastic p hotos. · ist." She credits her background in pressed her anxiety soasshegave rne tacted at 151 61 628-8878. Increasingly, there's a trend awav journalism as U1e basis for the way she u tour of the layout. l lislcned lo her from this intrusive style o f wedding works, " In jou rnalism, you gel the photography and one of its most good shot bypayingattention. When notewor thy practitioners on Long I began p hotographing weddings, I Island is Susan Francy, □ ward brought that attitude with me. Also, winning photojournalist and former I've never worked w ith a wedding editor of t he Oyster Bay Enterp rise studio so I haven't been 'trained' todo Pilot. weddings in a traditional way. For in " J ust as a jou rnalist records an stance, I work w ithout a n assistant event, I try to capture the essence of and with light equipment that lets me a wedding withou t interfering in its move fast." Francy said she used to u nfolding," Francy said ina recent in wonder if she was on the right track terview. "And because I' m recording but ''people say the same thing about a family even t, then what I want to m y work overa nd over: they love their capture is the warmth. What I'm real wedding photos and are amazed at ly photographing is relationships." how little they noticed me taking Bu t what about those bridal party them:' Then shepar ticipated in a wed and formal fomily photos? Aren't they ding seminar last fall taught by Denis important, too? " They're very im por Reggi, probably the most sou ght after tant," said Francy. who has been wedding photographer in the country photog raphing w eddings for ten jhe docs the Kennedy family wed years, "but they needn't take u p time dings)and wassurprisecl to learn that the bridal coup le would rather spend he advocates shooting weddings in a at their party." Francy said that she journalistic style and also works works closely with thefmnily todeter without an assistant. ''What I learned m ine what's important to t hem. from that sem i na r was a gr eater " Ever)' family is diffe re nt. O ne cou respect for my own wor k ," said ple will feel strongly that they want Francy. very few photogrnphsdurin!: the wed Francy is one of a growing number ding ceremony; another couple won't of female wedding photographers. m ind being d isturbed and will ask for "These clays it's a chic profession," manyphotosoftheceremony." Fran said Francv. The main character in cy said she also e ncourages fa mily novelist Afln Beallie's new novel is a mem bers a nd close friends to poin t wedduig photographer. And actorJ eff ou t significant moments a t the wed Bridges' love interest in last year's ding. " If the bridegroom's m other's ,novie ' See You in the l\1orning' best friend is infrom California for the photographed weddings for a living:' 1Jxcitc1 m c:nt, jO)' n nd pride arc evident in iHihe DiPou /o a ucl J a:11111e Boush ie first ti1nc in 5 years, l want to ls it a good profession for a women? D iPrw/o, d a ug hter o f Odette a url Ra,,m o11cl Bouslrte. formerly of O}'slcr Bay photograph that relationship. 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Exquisitely landscaped granite patios, sparkling fountains. charming ponds, lacy gazebos, cc-'• orful peacocks and tropical bir,;s give the setting a fairytale qua lity reminisce nt of other times. From April thro ugh October, cocktails are served o u tdoors, where flowering shrubs, trees and plantings add ever-changing beau ty to the grounds, affording dozens o f delightful photo opportunities. Anthony Scotto has turned this Victorian gem into a perfect setting for weddings and other special oc casion fetes, combining the most modern catering facilities, pe r sonalized service, fi ne cuisine, and the skills of an experienced staff under the direction of gene ral ;1bout one-h;1lf mile east of G le n catering services for receptions of your dreams in a setting thal is tru manager Josep h Mandaro. Cove Rd., in Wes tbu ry, the .ill sizes. Joe mid his skilled staff ly a fairy tale. 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Association " G uide to Clothing /\T&T 1-lousehold Planner and Mov Care" is vours (so is personal help). ing Guide tells all: 800/225-5288, ext. Call 212/6S-i-D945 ... 189... ~ "t • lt ,,,,{. '. - J· ~ f\ I \ \ ~ DIOR'S " l">,\RISlt\ N", in grey, with tonc-on ·IOllC s triping,. m ,tching.. "Vest ond b ow-tic, satin peak lape ls. ,\t S&S Forma.ls . Ltd .. 260 N. Broadwny, Hic.k5'•illc ,931•4527t. The groom and his party will find n run selection of 1ncn's for· nrnlwcar and accessories by Dior, Henry Grethel, Lord \\lest and other fine designe rs . .. in :;tock, on premises. ,t;>._;. ~, V ("• " V- !"• ._ Y" Y, ,- " y ,-, V ,-• " ~- 1 ~ 1, ~.. ·;z- ....~- 1\,\ ~ .. / ...."-. J\ 1-".. , , ...... ~ "'-. ....\ i'. ~~.. , ....\ ◄ \._,('" { ....\ ... -~ ,.,._{ t ~ ii~ · · ~...... , ...... -...... , ..._ -t..., ._;- • . ..,. • •..> -- L· The Inn Shop (Ah,:iys Re:isonabk wi th a Smile) Located in lhe lsbml Inn. \\'eslhury. N.Y. ~ After you say ~ LOOK YOUR BEST FOR YOUR WEDDING ~·.~.~ IIYES'' $id ~ l:- ~ 10 ~ to a JVedding Proposal. . • ~ FREE 8===~~==~~~~ ~3 TANNING ~ Make your Wedding Night Reservations ~ SESSIONS ~ at The Island Inn ~ with purchase of one Bridal Package Special offers: ... A one special. New 8 ~3 customers only. • night stay in a luxurious room (includes i! ~ Champagne· only $75.00 + Tax '· - --- ■COUPOn• ----, .. --- ■ COUPOn• ----, ~ (Double occupancy, of course) ~ : ACRYLIC NAILS I : HAIRCUTS J~J.5o~1y 1 5 0 1 8 John Peel's famous food and Personalized 8 I s35oo Reg. sso.oo I I 10° Reg. s16.00 wicouP0" I Tips with Acrylic I I MEN & WOMEN. Includes I ~ Service available for your Wedding Reception. _ I wlcoupon I I wash, c ut, blow & conditioning I ~ 1 Accommodations a lso avail able for your out· ~ ------~~------~----~------•COUP.On• -- --, ■■--- •COUPon• ----, ~ of-town guests. () : SPIRAL PERMS I I FROSTING or 1 a (Subject to availability) ~) 0 ------;,:,1 1 s4500 Reg. $85.oo I I HIGHLIGHTING 1 ' -,.,_pon . I I s35oo Reg. sss.oo I I Includes Haircut & Conditioner I I wlcoupon I I ill1 228-9500 ~ ------~------~ALL FOR APPOINTMENT ~. Old Country Road ~ Westbury \::) TUE:~~~~:FRl. lll-6 228-9777 0 THURS. - 12-8 h,. - , , ~ r .,• •• ...._, r, ., -.~ r. • --r r, _... :-,~ r. & SAT - 9.5 OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 10, 1990 ~ ,. _,;.. • ·\... •\ .) .1.._ 1.... i•q.J ~( :... -~ ,.s ~.. •-- ') ),. .. , ~~... ~. ~"'.. •· : ~ m 1 •..; -~r, ,...... :;. .. -, .....,,__ .. .. - ..., , , • , ., I ------lliclwullk lllhtotrnt,~ ~,w• -lllclwuillr. i,,w !lurk - ilihurs~au. ffiarch t. IYYU l)ag,-19------HICKSv11iE---- FrO m the Editor's Desk ~/ / We have received some very interesting lellers to theedilor lately but _havebe_en unable lo print them because lheywere not signed. Our letters 10 theed11or policy ~~~l(Ps (on Ihis page) stales that all lellers must be signed. all hough we will withhold lhe name of lhe author upon request Alla Langdon EDITOR ...... EDITORI AL STAFF Belated congratulations 10 Hicksville High School Gymnasts who took lhe Nassau Catherino Tokar, Michael Maloney Counly title for the second straight year. We are all very proud of you. girls . .. Flo Gries SOCIAL EDITOR ADVERTISING ... And speaking of school, drivers should be aware thal our s1uden1s are back from winter vacation. Please drive carefully. Mike Matranga Peter Hoegl .... "' ...... Incorporating the Hicksville Edition of the Mid-Island Herald Those of us who were lucky enough lo allend lhe Gregory Museum open house founded In 1949 by Fred J. Noeth on Sunday gal a lillle more lhan a taste of history. In addition to a wonderful slide Hicksville illustrated News Is published every Thursday show of Hicksville by Richard Evers and Ed Bady, visilors were able lo view rock by Anton Community Newspapers of Long Island and bullerfly collections and other paraphernalia of the old days. 132 East Second Street, Mineola, New York 11501 Most important lhough, was lhe recognition of the many people who have given 516-747-8282 so much of Iheir lime and effort. Thell/us/rated joins lhe community in e.xpress ing our apprecialion to all the museum helpers who give endless hours to make the museum a fabulous place lo visit (For a complete list of those who received 11Jett£rs 1Jr rnm ®ur illetthtrs a1vards, see page 2.) Lettcu to the editor ;uc welcomed by the cd1torsJnd publishers of the ,o\mon Commumcy Nc\v-1p.Jpcrs. The lime of the long-awailed renovation of Duffy Avenue is here. We've bP,en 1-fowcvcr, 1he:· mwt followurta.tngulddlncs In order £or us to pnm thcrn: chcy should be ,n short ;aposs I• troubled by the delerioraling conditions of some of lhe buildings on Duffy Avenue ble:wcretcn·cthcright to edit 111 tlictntcrcst ofspa.c c: thcrMUST~ slgnC!'d la. typed name a.t 1hc bottom in the pasl few years. A local company is renting and completely renovating lhe wtll not suff1 as1hey are lelling us. Many houses are selling 11ell. The old, big and expensive housesarenot WITt 1Jnur.stor' .s selling as in the past The moderalely-priced homes areselling·easily. In my Iown of Garden remember that another five-iear period starts. quirements. If }1JU both own homes and neither even three elementary schools and mo11ng the by is not a positive educational goal. No 6th graders into the Middle School. They have monetary savings ca njustify such a decision. prelly much decided that moving lhe 6th Please stand by our President and help 10 ~raders could not be done in time for keep our schools open for our future'ssake September 1990. because lhey would need OUR PRECIOUS CHILDREN. time to prepare teachers, students, and parents. Thank you for your time and concern. Howel'er Ih ey do plan lo re-dislrid lheenlire community fo r September 1990. Mrs. Celeste Simonelli I don't see where it will be educationally School Closings beneficial to disrupt all these children in the Would Be a Mistake name of evening up class sizes. They will be taken from their schools. friends, and teachers This let/er is being published upo11 reques/. whom they have come to respect and care for. F. Paro!,,, Jr. This community has suffered deep emo Assemblyman, District 1,1 tional scars this past year, due lo the facl thal 3700 Hempstead Turnpike many oft he children of this community were Wantagh. N.Y. severelyvictimized by their bus driver. Remov - Dr. Mr. Parola; ing them froman environment 10 which they This is a summary of our stand against are accustomed and com[ortab le is not a good school closings in lhe Hicksville District. Mike idea.Th ey need stabilityrighl now. They need Deary. instructed me to detail lhe issues. time to begin to recover from one thing before On Feh /4, six sirt/1 grade slude~/s from BumsA venue School u:ere recognized by /he William The Board insists that th is is not a budget they get hit with something else. This will be M. Gouse. Jr. Ve1era11sof Fore1gn Wa,s Posl '321/ for !heir par1icipa1ion in /he "Voice o/ issue, however, we know from life experience traumatizing for the children, Ican assure you. Democracy" essay co111es1._Th e s1udents ,rho ol!ended the ceremony are piClured aboce thal everything usually boils down to the bo1- They are already upsel by lhe prospect of ii. u·uh Nassau County £.\rxutwe Thomas Gu/0110 and7bu-n ofOys ier Bav Councilma11 Thomas 1om line! At board meetings, a trustee keeps bringing up Clark. Theyare(le/1 to righl}Siacey Patrone, Ja1maJach11ieu'icz. and A111honyGreci. Those We reel that fort he al'erage homeownerthe the point that Hicksville is the only district that s1ude111s 1d10 could 1101 al/end Ali Shoza11: Michelle Regan, and Maria Tambe. ,di/ also bottom line is decreased property value. The has never closed a school. SO WHAT? I don't receive cenifico1es ofpo riiciparion. P E O P L E fcontinued from page 3) Bowling Seniors ll'e hal'e many Hicksville seniors enjoying 1he spon of bowling. Al Woodbury Bowl located on Soulh Oyster Bay and Woodbury Roads we snapped these photos of some ofthe bowIm in action: See if you know any oflhem. ALDZIENIUS Al Dzienius is not only a good bowler he·s also a poet and a song writer. He wrote a poementitled, Night/al/which was published in the book. IV/uspers. Another one of his poems A~rHeart Sings was published in Spell ofll'illler. lie also has wrillen the lyrics lo two songs. The first song-a gospel tune-is called He Is light. Put on Chapel Records this song is go ing out lo the Deelays lo be played in the Western part of the country. His 01her lyric was put lo music and is call• ed llhyu·ard lore Produced by Broadway Productions. ii will be sen! out in April to be aired for the public. ----Virginia Rauch--- ----Pete Ma.zocchi------Al Dzienius---- PETER MAZZOCCHI Pete Mazzocchl is another bowler I mel lhat peach'.' Bui, naturally, he did eat it. He said, 1lake a six-inch cutlingfrom lheprel'i0US )~ar's an apple pie-how about )iiu? a1 the Woodbury Lanes. He also has another "Thal beautiful peach wen! down l'eryeasily growth, (a green twig Iha! bends and isn'I VIRGINIA RAUCH interest besides bowling-gardening. Pete is and ii made an impression on me:· woody). I make a wedgewilh myknifeand lhen Virginia Rauch, another bowler, came 10 known as the man with lhe 'Red Thumb'. (He After a stint in lhe U.S. Army, Pete and his Ich op all lhe branches off !he Jillie bush apple Hicksville in 1955 from Queens. Her husband grows the best apples-on a Bush Apple Italian wife, Clora, mo\'ed from !he Bronx lo I'mgoing lo grafl ii onlo. I splil thelrunk aboul George is a retired pos1man from Syossel. tree). Hicksville. Theybough1a 60'xl00' piece of land three inches and slick lhe 11-edge in and wrap They ha11! lwo married children: Georgine When Pete was a young boy he accompanied wilh a home on ii and Pelestaned growing his it up with electrical tape. The experts tell you Kos per of Baldwin, and Nancy Mutschat, his mom backto Italy for a ,11ca1ion. When she fruit !recs. He gralled a Rome onlo a Yellow to use all kinds of fancy stuff. but as long as of Maryland. Georgine has lwo children and became ill, their shon visit stretched into three Delicious. a Romas onto a crabapple, and a no water gels in, il'II do fine. No1hing 10 ii:· Nancy has lh rcc. . 1-ears. Lillie Peter was in heaven. He loved stay Winesap 10 an llalian Bush-and he now has But fruit trees are not all lhat he has in his Besides bowling. Virginia keeps herself busy ing with his grandmother who had an on:hard a backyard full of all kinds of fruit trees garden. Me grows fresh fennel, celery, beets. these days working at her part lime job al four miles outside the town or Piacenza. He·d including a fig tree. carrots, four kinds of lelluce. and three kinds Childre nswear House located on eat apples all day long. One day he 1111lched Pete eals aboui five apples a day, plus fruit of peppers-plus lomaloes. His tomatoes are JerichoTurnpike. Plainview. Virginia s1arted his Uncle Louis graft a peach tree. 1\,·o sum, pies lhal his wife makes. (Clara doesn't like asbigandredas Rome apples;' he said, "I1 hink bowling fi1-e )~rs ago and has broughl her mers later the first peach appeared and Peter fruit.) He says lhat people who say they can't maybe they think lhey're apples:· .. . a,-erage up lo 120. watched ii grow ... so did his grandmother grow things haven't any palience. He said, Folks, after reading aboul Pele-aren'I yo1 ... andshewouldsay lohim. "Don't you eat "Grafting is easy. When March comes around hungry? Me ... I think I'll ~o home and bake Nice going, Virginia. Attn: Hicksville Grads In Hicksville Business The Hicksville Illustrated Ne,,~ is looking for Hometown Business. Hfcksville High School graduales who went on We would iike to know who you are, what lo eslablish Iheir own businesses righl herein year you gradualed, why you chose to establish our communily. your business in llicksville and what your II you took over lhe family business in business is all aboul. Hicksvilleorstanedoneof your own here. 111! Call Rila Langdon al 747-8282, ext. 164 would like to include you in an upcoming col• (Wednesday 1hrough Friday only), so we can umn entitled Hicksville Graduates in set up an inlefl'iew and lake a oho10. PLAN NOW FOR THE SUMMER OF '90 we ofter you lhe use ot our ex1enslve resources In find• @11 Ing the camp experience 1allored to your chlldren·s r~: Interest and your budget. DV ,,. Our servlct:i provide:; you with guidance of 200 ♦ sleep away programs 1na1 ha..,e been personally vlsltca. 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Anhlll t!'ClllllllllllitU ~CWGPOIJ(rti · Ulcck uf ~rbruaru :G, lij911 - lJ.it1r H!------p u B L I C N 0 T I C E s QLommunitn NOTICE Of' IIICKSVILI.E Long Is l.ind R.'\ilro:i.d. PUDLIC LIBIL\RY J,;l.ECTION On the ~outh 11.m,J Soulhw,•sl: Alon~ the Loro: Island K.11l road, from thr t>i:\"lrict·'!; En.!il lin11 ll NO VOT.:gr t4iJ'~~PRI/\TIO N southerly /lOinl. to the inll'rsccHon of the l on!' illal.enh ar · IIICKSV!LLI,; UNION FHEf; b l.ind IU1 _ro,31J M ti J erusalem lu1cnuc.. · ' SCIIOOI. OISTIUCT to Je rusalem Avenue llic-Jcs\·illl•, Nc,\v York ?;.. '~ii~~i ~~:.:~::~h~r:~m N(YrJCF. !S HEHEOYGJVEN th:at pUr$1H\Ol lo On 1he Norlh: The District's 1..:orth line from Sunday, March 4 lhc resolution or the Doud or Trus tcu or the Dnurlw3y to ~l!~et:tt~:fc~i!:~~~d tosa id !in('. ii lliclts\•ille Public Lihraryorlticlts:ville Union r~n.'t.' 1 • The HickS\•i lleJewish Center is havin~ \\,;;dlamJ Av°e/We Sch001 Flea Market and Crafl Fair from 10 a.m. 10 5 ~!~~~?4~~~~-~:~~ksv~:i;{hC:~r1~[~·,:~ti~~co1 _On_th.e North~ J\'orthf.11.s! llnd E:tSt: Along the p.m. Free admission. The Center is located on thc(111:1lificd \'Otersoftti.s School Di~LricLforth!.! 1 Hicksville Public Library Election.ind Votconnp ~;~~~i1:l,~i:~·~'N:-!t'~W~:~!~~~~i~~r:tieE~~t Jerusalem Ave. and Maglie Dr. in Hicksl'ille. propriiltionorrunds will beheldo n April 18, )990, Ian\', ~tlWL•l'n the hour~o( 10AM E.S.T.nnd9 P1'1 E.S:r. On lht East:South ii long the District~ l'.:c$t linc • Irish Music. Jane Murphy sings songs of m t he ~tivcn election distric::t.s. al Lhc Hicksville West lo Berk.s hire Ro2.d, lht!n West alonri Ireland. All are welcome 10 the Hicksville l'u blk Library, for th<' purpose or \'oting upon the Library at 2 pm. (Sheet music provided for sing following prornt\~{);~~JON NO. t !~t\,:~~!~i'm~-~~fu~~a;::,~r~~~~~;;:~i,hot;p\~ C then North:ind Northe:i..st 11.long Dnrtmouth Drive along). Shall the Library Budget for the school ye:ir loA rd sl e{i Galt-; t h~n Nort hwe st t hrough A rd.sley 1990-91 adopted by the Libr3ry Bonrd hcapprov, 0 1 Monday, March 5 ed and II tax be levied on the tax.:i.blc properly of a~~d~u~;~~':tfo~~;t3Av~~~~~7h!~ ;t~~, the J?i.stri~t in t hcilmount ofsuch budg<'l lcsssum.s :along Ron11ld Av1:nuc to Miller Ro~d. lhc: North • Olereaters Anonymous, a 12 step recol'ery received in the form ofState.1n d Federal Ai etitionsshall be re- l.~nl:f [s:lan,d fbilr::iod. Southwesterly ln1n Church. Old Counirv Rd. and Jerusalem Ave. 1 ~~f~~fcd0t~~h~'Ck~k~1~t~t~-c~~~ Bfs ~::~~!~~I ~!·~~lHc~•:rt!~dn~i!~h:~na:~~r~l~~~~),t' in Hicksville. · b~ s 1$'ncd by :it lus t 25 qu111ificd \·otcrs of the westerly 3fong tho District's South line to Tuesday, March 6 01str1ct lthc.umc being .it lc:i.'it 25 qu:i.lificd \'Ole rs J erun lcm Avenue. or the Olli r ict o r t wo12,-.)ofthe numhcrof vot~rs 1 • Heal Your Life at the Healing Circle, 8-10 wh!> vote~ in the previous library election. A\~~ui:rr:,v:~~:i1s~?;,~:s~J~hnfinJe~~~S~1~: wh1cht'\'(.'r 1s grcntcr),sh:111 staLc theresidc-ncc or G:i.tc, then West:alongS~lcmGatctoSi1lom Road, p.m. al the Parkway Commun iiy Church. each s igner. the name !lnd rcsidenrc of the c:in then North to Hnrkens l.o1ne, then Northwest Stewart Ave., Hicksville. Fee. For information didate,:ind inrludc;u lc3sl thc length ofthC term along Harkin Lant' to Division Avenue. then North of the offi<:"c. Forms of petition for Library ll'>.1rd :alon~Divi sion A,..cnuc to Glenhrook Road, thl'n call 883-9133. '.\I embers m:iy be obtained from the Clerk or tht' S~hool Dis t rid and :al the Hicks ville Publir it!J. th!~\~~~~~~~!~!r:; i~~t~i~~it;j~! • Recovery Inc., the association of nervous Old Cuunlry tl.ond, tht'ln Ea.st along Old Countrv and fonner mental patients. will meet at 8 Jlm. -ihb:1~fi·owing vnc:tnl'!ics ue to be filtcd on the Rond to the Long lsl:ind n.,llroad. • Board of Library Trustees Election Distril'!l Nu. S at Parkway Community Church, 95 Stewart Or!icc of Member of Board of Library Trus tees Fork Lane School - Ave., Hicksville. 5 yc;ir t erm cndin1:: June 30, 1995 Orficc or Member of Board of Library Trus tee:, On the East ~ u'iaTcm'Tvenue from Salem • Transitions, the person center offers a G.itc, to the Oistritl'.s South line. person-centered alternative lo dealing with u~m1ct ~fFUirrHE:~ro~rP:h!~·d!!!nnl On thcNorth:S:tlcm G.:i.tc. \\'('st (romJer uS#lem rcgislntion and Election Districts ha\•e been ,\\•cnue, to Salem Road, tht"n North nlong Salem lifes changes, 7:30 p.m. at Parl(\\ay Communil)' 1 0 1 ~b~j~~!~~~ j~!~el~c\~o~ ~ii~~~Ptehc,~i"U~~~i~; ;~~~~i~ !!!~~\i: ~ .7:ionh~~:n~~~~h!tJ~~~h~ Church, 95 Stewart Ave., Hicksville. Fee. SID. whose name docs not.appearon the rcgistcroCthe 3 For information call Dennis R. Wendorf al School District unll'SS s uch person is re~:1tcred n~=~c~lic~u~~i~ii~~~ ttc"nuber~~rln~~~t~~ 796-1989. L,:~~!~~~c:r~s~~~l)~~ficri~°r.nt~~1!:~~·A~~;c:!~~ NQ~~r~:~:~~~wbridgc: Road.from Glen brook • The Hicksville-Jericho Rotm Club will s h:ill do.so in JHck ~v?!Je_Pu~ll~ Libr_ary, according HoaJ on the North. to the DistridS South line. to the School Elel'!t1on 01s tr1c1. 1n which they reside. On the South: Tlle Oi~trirt's South Line. from meet at 6:15 p.m. (maybe) al the Linden Tree. NOTICE JS FURTHER GIVEN th3t copies of Ntl¥o·bridgc Hoad.on the Wc5t, to Jeruulcm Host: Alan Contessa. th" estimated experu:e.!i.ofthP l.ihrflry for I he )'(!~r Avenue on thn East. J990-J99J maybcobuined3t the Libr:iry :1ndc.•3ch Llr-clion District No. 6 • Cran Workshop at the Hicksville Library sthool hou.!it-in the Dis trict on 3nd :iher April I.I, Dutch L.:ane School - al 8 p.m. "T" shirt decorating workshop. 1990.onanywcekday from9 i\M to-I PM Md th:ic On the East: N1J.wbridgei'ioo:d, from Elmlrll any other propositions to be voted upon uc Strcct, to the Districts South linl'. Residents Only. SS material fees. avall:able for inspection by any t up;iyM in the On the. South: The Di.strid·1 South line, from Districtat che L ibrary daily o«pl Saturday llnd Newhrldgo Rol\d, on the E:u t. t o the Oistritt·s NOTICE Of' PUBLIC IIEAJUNC Wednesday, March 7 Sundayonand:iftcr April ll, 1990.bl'twecn9 AM Westline. BY fiiEzoNNc BOARo OF APPEALS • Hicksville Ki\\anis Club will meeI al 12:30 nnd.S PM. On the Wl'st:Thl'Di.$trict's West linl', from th,: Oi.slrict's South line.to Arrow Lanc. us:aid Lane PuAU~~i~1\rtidc J, Division Jlm. al Ihe Milleridge Inn. Jericho. NOTICE IS fUIITIIEIIGI\IEN 1ho1 tho Boord 3. Section 67 of lhe Building Zone Ordina.nrc, 1 1 1 is projl'dcd West tc, the Dij trid's We!il line. 0 • Book Discussion: "light a Penny Candle", r.rl~f\'~rL\~~Ah~~t io~e:~~ ~~~~~ 8f~~~c7~~ On the North: From Arrow Lane. u projected ~c~:~ti1th~~}~~t~bli~hH~~hri;;r~~t~Tor:.~r:t1~i Districts des cribed h<'lowonApril4, l990 rrom3 tot he District·s West line. East nnd along.sn.id Ar at the Hicksville Library al I p.m. PM until 8 P~t E.S.T. row Lane. to Le\'iltown Pa.rkwny, then South :ilons CEu t Building) Meeting Room, Audrey Avenue, Any person .shnll be entitled to have hi, n:1mc. Ll'\'iltow n Parkw;iy to Becl'!h Lane, thl'n E.ut Oyster Bay.New York.on MARCH 8. 1900,at 7:00 Thursday, March 8 :ilong Beech Lane to Blueberry Lane, then South P.M .. to consider the !ollowing Appe:,.ls: IIICKSV!Ll,E ~!:~t~~~f~h~un:::J~;~~ii~1~i~~ t~~r!~!~~~ 11long Dlucbcrry Lane to Elmira. Street.th l'n East • Hicksville Elks Lodge No. 1931 will meet the s.1tis r:icLion or such Board orllegi .sl ntion to be aloni; Elmira Slrl'd to Newbridge Road. APl'EAl. NO. 90--60 at 8 p.m. al 90Easl Barclay SI.. Hicksville. For then or thercarterentitlcd to \'Ol e .it ~he Library Election Dis-Lritt No. 7 WILLIAM HAINES: V:irimnct' toma.int:,,in a rc-2.r, mcellog or election for which such r1:tsll"!' is Old Country Road Sch001 r:uscd, wood~!l\'ing less lh:tn the requircrl information call 931-931D. prepared. Sn.id register will be filed in t .. .t office On the North and Northcas t:The Long lsl:1nd • Hicksville-Jericho Rotary C!ub meet at ofthcClerkoftheDisLric.Lon April 4, 1990,and will Railroild from the Di strict's Wes t line to the. in• $~b:~1~A"c.,l75ft.E,bRom!\St.,a Jk~ 16D.1nt~ 1 0 Ave., Hil'!ksville. N.Y. 12:15 p.m. al the Milleridge Inn. r:oi:nc::~:~\~~iyo~~a~~:~:k~~~lr~~ tl.'rsccLion of the Railroad with Old Country H.o;id, ~i:ti:, On theSoul h 3ndEa s t :Old Country Road from April-I. 1990 up to and including April 18, 1900. A/B • Oli?realers Anonymou~ a 12 step reco\'e1y Hc,idcnts who voted at .in Annu:il o r Spedal \~e!~~~ret~i~~=~~~dl:: J:ani. :i~:~~:r:::t NE: Vuiinct' to IA) erect a program for recol'ery form ol'creating, will ~1cctingof the District wilhin four years from the :along r-'!e"'•bridge Road to Elmir.1 Street t o ving less th:rn the r e, date of the current Speci:il Mccling, or who Blur-berry ~ne. then North a.Jong Blueberry L:lne quiredfrontyard:.,ndtolB)inst.:i.lluccondkitchtn meet at 8:30 p.m. at Parkway Community 3 r>~g~1\~~~:!~h~no\~ ;~irhce°~c~~f;11t!\j~~~ to Beech Lmne, th1m Wt'sl along Ucel'!h Lane to in !I onc-ramily dwelling for us e u :i Motht'rl Church, Hicksville. For information call D.1ughter residence. with parking provided in Hcsidcnts otherwise qualiricfto vote who arc t:i.ndcm. i9S-6811. regi!'oterrd und{'r the J:!rovision orSec tion 5-612of };!;~'!~;f!l~~:;t~~~~t~:~t~,:~~n:t,!'nC\'~~~! Lane,::i.nd 3.5 projected lot.he District's \\fc,st line. S W corner of Burn.s Ave. &1 Dakol:i. St., a./k /D 35 • for "Victorious Living in Ihe90s" join us the Election Lnw need not regi.ster to beeligible BY ORDEII Of THE BOARD or EOUCATION Burns Ave., Hick.svillc. N.Y, 1 Hicksville Union Free School District IIICKSVILLE in a dynamic "spirit-filled" bible study al 8 p.m. to ~~j~~~$ }tJm'j.f£aGIVEN thatduriogthe IUi:k svilll", Town or Oyster Bay. N.Y. /\PPEllL NO. 90-62 In Hicksville. For informaiion call Doug or \'Otlng houu on April 18. 1990. th~ Uo'a.rd or Janet Ullrirh lle,ci5tration will meet in t he HICKSVILLE District Clr-rk AR'fiiuR &°NANCY LA URICE LLA: Varinnl'e tc Shirley al 681-1671. PUHLtC LtllRARY to rctti\'C registr.tlion for I he OJ.0S:3-30-I6-l,904T~8151•HICK en.suing year. ~~~~:a~d ~! ~xd~~jfi~~~::iler:~~~d~~~i~~: • The L1dies Auxiliary lo the William M. l'UBl, IC NOTICE 5 1 IIICKSVII,LE PUBLIC SCHOOLS NOTICE Of 8 Gouse Jr. to Post 3211 will meet at 320 So. ELECTION~ ~:i~~~:i/L~~- 3lJ~1G rr~: x:~dL!'.~~~=-i:l 30 REQUEST FOil PROPOSALS 1 The bound1triL-sortheSl'!hool Election Dist rict.s. Rct1ucs t for proposals will be 4\•ai111blc and m;iy t.re~sLiiLltsville. N.Y. Broadway, Hicksville at 8 p.m. as:1doptrd by re.solution ort he Board or E:dur:ation be obtained only ol tht.- offkl' orthe Town Clerk. • Sam Levine from Ihe Nassau County Bar :are ,u follows: '£'own of Oyster D:i.y, Town 111111. Eut Building, APPEAL NO. 90-o!l islrict No. I Audrey A\'t'nUl',OystcrlJ::iy, New York 11771 after JOHN L. BIEDRZYCKJ:V:iri:ancctoercct two{21 Ass. will speak on legal problems relating to NUESCIIOOL 11 on"Hfor'y, rear oddiUo'ns. attached to a dwelling ~rEmslr-i~~%tlCiEl~tTo!~l:!·~!T:!~d h:wing lc.ss than tht' required side yard, and ng health and long term care, HIP Hicksville Ont y,(rom~cl'sNorth l0t:11ted in an .. H". lndustrio.l Distritt ILlg ht In• greg;itc .side yards. Center, 350 S. Broadway al 8 p.m. t.inl', to the intcrscclionor J cruu.lem A\·enue and dust ry)adj.iccnl to the Long hfond Expressway E:'s,b Ot'an St.. 328.79 ft. N.b Hudson Pl.. n/kt.1 43 llr<,:,Jway, continuing South along JcruJ ..lcm a.l Plainview, New York. Dc.:in St.. Hidcsville. N.Y. • The Kadi mah Chapter or Hadassah is pro Avenue to the intersection of Jerusalem A\•enue A reeorTwenty.fi\·cdollnr:s(S25.00lpayableto IIICKSVILLE .:i. nd tht' Long bland lbilroad. the Town or0j5ler 8:,.y,Hd non•refundablc. will ud lo present a program call lady Beware: On the South: The Lons: bl:rnd R.:iilro.1d. from APPE,\LN0.90-6-S Crimes Against 11\>men. Meet al 8 p.m. at the Jrrusalem Avenue to the- Distr ict's West line. :~::~r~:r~~!lr,~i~sc~o[. a l'!Opy or the fie. viiici"Nl.ill\ffi'"ERS:V:iriancetom3int:iin:1~ 2 ei'c,ltng, srro'ricllutclien, to oper.,le a Lwo-fnmil) On the Wc$t:The District$ West line from the Information c.01oie.soC l he r~qUl'SL for roposlllS Levi11own Hall on Levi11own Parkway. Long lsl1nd R:iilrond to the Dis trict·s North lint'. dwclllng,as :,, specinl u.,ein ll one--1:amlly rc.sidenC't 0 E"eryone invited. On the North: ThcOislricl's North linefrom the o; hh:i.~~~'!!, district, with parking provided in tandem. n!~.~cCt~~t~w ~":fi~~!~~:: f~~k EA\> Alpinet.:1.. 256.22 ft,SiOAcrcLa .. lSAlpint Ui;trict's We.st line to Droadw:ay. 0 • The Joseph F. Lamb Columbielles Election District. No. 2 ~!!~!1;~h:Oeungt;~id~~o~~:oui;~b~~fn~! ! S-a;~ L.:i .. llicks\•illc, N.Y. business meeting will beheld al 8:30 Jlm. in East slttelSchool - nnd the PlainviewiOtd Bcthp:i.ge Publie Libruy. IIICKSVILLE On the £:a.stand Nortb.Milll'r Ro:tda.1 projected 999 Old Country Road, Pl:lin\•icw, New York dur APPEAL NO. 90 65 Our Lady of Mercy School Cafeteria, South tot ht DistrictS North line,Southalongsaid Miller in~ normill libr.iryhoun. JEFFREY JOHNSTON: Vui.:i.ncctomainuain:an Oyster Bay Road, Hicksville. Hu.id lo Roa:tld A\·cnuc, l11e11 E;&.St afong RonAld Thc1'bwnriN1c.n,,i:-s therightt.amodifythctcrnu: ciiii'ing. r~fccl:OVcr patio.. o.ttac:hcd t o a 1\\'enuc to Woodbury Ro3.d.thcn Northeulalong and ronditions priorloaw:irdof contr:ict. when in dwelling having lesst ban the required side yards • Young Adult Lecture: "Finanda/ Planning Woodburx lto.1d toArdslrl) G11te,thcnSoutbc:ist itsopinion such changu inurti to the bcncCitof the 0 0 Town:1nd.!limUarl1rescrnthcright to reject .iny ~tl\QlP~~!}t~i-~!?..;tG6~~1~!~~~l1ti!~T1t! for College:· 8 p.m. at the Hicksville Library. s~rutht~st~i~e~~~~ct1.iro:~~i~~~~~~~~eii~~: 1 1 1 1 N.Y, lo its Intersection with llavc.rford Road, thcnE:a.sl b~:i r:i:~:=~~~WN i&A~~~} ~0~:lfJ F FEBRUARY 20, 1990 to th~ intcnection of Haverford Road and OYSTE!l BAY. ANGELO A. DELLIGATTI. DY OROER OF THE ZONING BOARD OF • The Children's Room of lhe Hicksville Berkshire Road. thrn East a.long Berkshire Ro:ad Supcrvisur. CAftL L . MARCELLINO, Town APPEALS library is holding conlinuous regislration for to it& intersection with CA>lumbi2. Ho3d. then £:,.st Clt'rk. o.,tcd: Februry 27. 1990. Oyster B.:,.y, New TOWN Of OYSTER BA\', .alt.,ng Columbia, Road to the District's Eu t line, York OYSTER BAY, NEW YORK its "Preschool Storyiime" for children 3½ -5 ______03-01 -90 IT-"8146-IIICK thl'n South .1long the District's East line to the ______03-0 1-90-IT..Sl45-IIICK yearsold. ------~nton ell°s election to the college presiden facing a critical imperative to expand !heir cy 1s, m many respects, a culmination of his physical plant within 1heconstrictingconfines l~ng standing career in the field of chiroprac- of lhe Long Island, New Yo1kcommunity of Old 11c. ln 1955. Dr. .Padge tt began his chiropractic Brookville. Through Dr. Padgell's leadership, practice in lhe VillageofWalerloo, New York. lhe college successfully negotiated the pur As his practice grew, Or. Padgett assumed chase of the vacant Eisenh011-er College cam numerous duties and responsibilities in the pus in Seneca Falls, New York. I profession. From 1971t hrough 1973, he serv The New York Chiropractic College. found 'I ed as the president of the New York State ed m 1919 as the Columbia Chiropractic Col Chiropraclic Association. Adecade laler, from lege, plans to be fully operalional for the Fall 1983-19~5, Dr. Padgell achie\-ed lhe high honor of 1991 term in Seneca Falls. or president of the American Chiroprac1ic \ Friends of Libraries Head Toward Albany In Major Campaign Effort On Tuesday, March 6. Library Legislation pr_epare for lhe lrip. In Albany, appointments Day, Long Island librarians, library trustees, and will becoordinaled so thal group visits can be libra~ patrons, will Im-el 10 Albany by bus arran_ged as a cour_lesy lo busy legislators. In loads man effort lo convince their Jegislalors addtllon. 1heassocia1ions and lhe Long Island oflhe urgency of an increase in the library aid Library Resources Council will hold a gala canon Color Laser copies whlle you wait! From photos, slides in 1990. They will be joined by bus loads ol reception for legislators ard aides from 3-5 p.m. and your color originals. Enlarge or reduce from soo/o to 400% librarians. truslees, and palrons from many on lhe beautiful third floor Terrace of the on one of t he best color copiers avallable. other parts of lhe stale. Legi~lati,'C Office Building. For further infor see ror yourself! The libmycommunily is also bendinge\1!1')' malton, please call Herbert Biblo at effort 10 persuadeG(M:rnorCuomo 10 include 516-632-6650. increased library funding in his budge! for this Canon Color Copies )'Car. 8 1/2 X 11 11 17 !he Divis!on _of Endrocrinology al ouantity x The Albany bus lrip is being joinlly spon Wmthrop-Umvers1ty Hospital in Mineola 1·5 S4.50 S6.00 sored~ (he N~u and SuffolkCounty Library seeks pa(1ents with mild to moderate 6-10 S4.00 S5,50 Assoc1allons, which represent lheentireLong hypertension to participate in a drug study 11·25 S3.75 S4.75 Island library community ir.duding public, held at l~inthrop, Brookhaven National 26-50 S3.50 S4.50 school, academic, and special libraries. The lwo Laboratories. and University Hospital in 51-100 S3.2 5 S4.25 associalions ser.'C an area whose populalion Stony Brook. exceeds 2.6 million. Because librarians, library .Peop le ~ho are accepted into the study truslees, and devoted patrons refuse to be will.~ r~imbursed for their travel and Conveniently located In Mlneota-CIII Mike Skahlfl ror additional daunted by lhe increasingly grim funding rnrormatlon. parllopation. Interested candidates should oullook in Albany, the library associations in call 663-2540. 15161 747-8282 ext. 170 both counties held lobbying workshops to ------Anton QJommunttu N,wsµnptro . Wttk o[ ~tbrnnru ZG. 1990 • l)ugr JC! ------225-0055. Exhibitors are also welcome. Tali le~ Martin Burns-Our Man In \/Vashington are SIOOand can bearrangedwirh Ms.D"Amaru. The Face on the Penny slal~ legislalure. In 1847, Lincoln was elected Americans died in lhe Civil War than all our Long Island Stage . to the 30th Congress where he opposed Presi- other wars combined. The war began as an al• . . By Mar1111 Bums denl Polk's Mexican warpolicy(allhough most tempi lo preserve the Union. bul by issuing Ihe Presents Hedda Gabler . His (ace 1s on the penny and the five do)lar oflhe fighting was over. a peace lrealy had yel Emancipation Proclamation, Lincoln chang- Henrik lbsen·s Hedda Gablerwill be produc b1II. His life and hm~ have been lhe sub1ec1 10 be signed). ed1henalureofthewar.Asoneobservercom- ed bv Long Island Stage as part of its 151h an of h11> COO:"' best ~ lhng h1stoncal novels. Even Lincoln did 1101 seek reelection to Congress. men led, "II was the first lime 1hal men fought nil'Eirsary season celebration. Performances though his face 1s a regular feature lo us. I While a member, he did nol speak on the 10 make other men free:· will be from Feb. 27 lhrough March 18 al the wonder h?w many of us have any real slavery issue, allhough he did vo1e10 exclude Throughout his life. Lincoln realized theim- Hay:; Theatre on lhe campus of Molloy College understandingoflheremarkableman who was it from federal lerriloriesand from the Dislricl portance of preserving the United Stales of in RockvilleCenlre. ClinlonJ. Atkinson. Long our 16th president? of Columbia. America an an experiment in freedom. The Island S1ageArtis1ic Director for the pasl nine February 12, 1809: lh reemilessoulhof pre- Allhough Lincoln was no longer an elected 'guiding force for him was the Declaration of )'ears. will direct using lhe lranslarion of Rolf senI day Hod~enville, Kentucky. Abraham is official he still remained aclive in poli ii cs. His Independence. which held certain trulhslo be Fjelde. the second child born to Thomas and Nancy legal career was blossoming. In 1950, his son "sel_f evident''. . . , This production celebrates the !OOlh birth• Hanks Lincoln. He is na!'led after his paternal Eddy died. This prompts Mrs. Lincoln to join Lincoln was brought low uy an assassin s day of Ibsen's masterpiece. Hedda Gabler is grandfather who was killed by Indians. the Firsl Presbyterian Church in Springfield. bulleljusl daysanerGeneral Robert E. ~ec had more than an engrossing struggle of an in• Neil her Lincoln's father nor mother could Even though Lincoln did rent a pew andalle nd- surrendered al Appomallox, thus end mg the dependent and free-spirited woman for her read, although his falhercouldw rite his name. edservicesoccasionally, henel'er fonnally join• C1v1I ~Var for all praellcal pu_rposes. Th~ boy rightful place in a male- HU, 00 YA WANNA DANCE1 Jawl1h YOU ARE a lflll0tr.., w rl\ •~ kw;1 wr-o 1n,a1•. 25, s·s·. crown halrl•ru. kwH en:o,t .X~,IIQ !Min In s;i.•i( ti.ell I CMW:I~. mu1ie, mcwe.s. tri••• ua\'tliflg. am a ...... ,bu,t . nandlO"l& wMo '"-to, ~ ; OMl'OI.IS. ptO!MM)r'I&!,. W&.lll'lg 10 ho4f to,,, ould you _llkc to _meet .i ~.trtncr, ~::·~~ 1;.!t:.~1~=~ :... :~:~ )'OL,l'EXT G(5;)9 ~llndtncr•. EXT 6325. Wa comp.1111011, or 1us1 :i fncml; ATHLETJC. PETITE, C!Hlfltil• •bony HIGHER-POWERED, Gl'IOIC:•d. arltl l!C: ALL YOU MEN our TliERE w!'IO'r• lf'ed ol woman, 3 4. s·••. wmy, W!lpl,llslvo, lndo()en tlJ'TlalO, ,2, deS,1" shrn,Jla!J"Q ~()f\ The :iili, on this p:1gc were suhm1tt~ tu• 81:1 pt~&1ion$..J 00ft1 ~•Cly d.-.. matlt 11'1:.t«.tS. S,t-.s fflCLH r..&!e, ti.n ana rom&."ICO Wiln ~ii»m.an, 3S--IS, 01 ClW 1nan 211. Wonls con on,., CNGCribe m• 35-•5, nones1 and a/l.a1ona1•. 10 sna,e Ol'l'IGI.J0f"lll~h\fflor.da:s&l~cnl h>· rcJdcrs in }'our ::m:;1 who w:i.m tu a, S...SA-4ionan Want l'IOl"lSffl~ljl man. gOOC! and bid llmos and 1)0$,Jltlle Hl'IOIJS C!ttn,IOVG Mlur•. ea.iuit'IQ. s:,ons, Cl&l'ICf'IQ lrwlci&.."y~.S'1"-6"2'.2001Dl• . r•·~p... Ho phon,os., EXT 6'59 (12•.iap P,O- mce1 )"OU. Read 1hc mis c.irdull)•. wen t,ulrt, minimal amount ol Ch•st f'laJr, ~~o;:J~~f66i-.,,ng NQOOOw'thdus._:,a..,tS. EXT 64$1. ATTRACTIVE. SOPHISTICATED. 11r1u10 Some 1111~h1 intrigue )'Ou, some m1Aht prey blorc,e &WoS lnanoa!.'Y a."14 w,,oc_,on. UUNORY LIST SUCCUMBS TO cn•m• CRAZY NEVADA CJIL (2JJ ~ GqU111ty •Ry sacu1• fflM loC' trt.nc!Ull:p. C..l'llng out, ~try. Ortotc.o J.twisti ,.'Ml•. •&. orignt. Jpp{',11 to )'ou, and some might make nu11y long 11i.."\d guy (2l•lS1. I lovo lh• QuC•t •venll'IQI. po11lb!O ra\1Hon1nfp. I'm ONC:r'lll1YM',$Cll'JfflO't'a, lop~iun.._ oi.yhA., rtla.u,g ro a. ~ anC! IOvt 10 b4I :ri:~:'.~~;==.~i:,!f; )'OU chuckle. Circle the one.:, that lov•cl. Ouoons r•sldenJ •mploy•a In IMkSe &l'\O OU1. C:HlfH 1"'10)'• coun1•1p.a,, =·:it~bs-= ~~=~~ ManNILII\. EXT 6593. UM.traiOIObw'9andbelOYticJ. EXl 6202. 1mcrcsting. EXT GZl6. look PAWTAOLE MAN WANTED: 37_.3, ~'T~·. EXCITEMENT l$ MY NAME, lnlerHltng STOP HERE! Dotl1 go Wff lutNf' I Yau'Vo ieas • tori• and jokel anrt can b• • and ~ ~ my Sea.re. ;1 wr-o un. ca,r,g, Behind every ad is voice. t\ml be bund your blldt ~ rm 2'. s·•·. 1,0 Jovor,NMblrd.U:S. la:Nf. ~ I.Aii: ptfitrf ve,y anr•e1Jva and ou1 of 1h• oralnari !Os, w ol rounded, r>roWI'\ 1lun. muaalve. • M l IIWnM Mil; Mel IOYW Of lite, ~~•. Jewah protHSAOnal WOt'l\&'1 IM'$ JeWian hind every voice is :1 person. But first g~ la!• 30s. EXT EG73, m•l• wrcri um• qua1111u. ,3_.7_ a .., a. JEW1SH MALE.~•. 23, pooc:f k:IOllt, n11,1acr,o, aec41n1 • plus. HopetuUy you gooa jot>, , aspactlul ano genurne . SH\J thin~s ftrst. To listen tn thl· voice, c;ill ~==~~~:;;man. Ml.ISi ti• 1,NtlCia:ly •~4 •ino!IOllalfy ONORCEO .JEWISH FEMALE, 3J. '""0l" •'fflllar Jowiln IWN'41 10 snar• QOOd llfflN .-.,o, mnc:n., t~ t'lal'10h0k:t,g. Ml cal. &:a!>I• U Y°" want lo est&Dlisn a k>nQ-l•m ol !Oddlw, ~ .Jv-iln ~ !orcw,q rN ano tr1e ~ ,nary w,111 Decomo uroo,a 1Nry. IOQ«Mt, f-locvui:,..EXT W l 540-5060 from your iouch 1one phone monoga..11ov1 r.i.Jlonsnlo. No drugsJ11:111- l~h-P, l hil s·r . b1own.. y~ t,t\,ln•H• EXT 656', ~ ~ UNTlponarc. EXT MOO. MY UOY: lO\.tUI my nano. 111 toucn your :and cmcr the cx1cm,inn number of the :;I:! ~~PIJJl~~~~~:1°~ I~~~ VIVACIOUS. •UraC'liYe ana warm G,ea.: l'Mlal!. TOI.CII r,y "-"d. I'll to..,c, yo.,, 101A. BIC BROWN-EYED w,f'l•I• ftm•J•. 27, bed; ...u,;s, CD.I EXT f.,60,l, Neck Jow11h woman. )Os, 01oloislor.at, ME: Cooc iooo..ng. lrlano&.'ly al'IC emc,to,.. 1t1 301 YOU· ild you drclc r ------'" ------'" - - - ,... ,.,...... '" ...... - ,. - ...... ,...... - ,. • ._ I LISTEN and LEARN ! Send in your coupon today! It will be publish ed FREEi ! : • Defore m.ilhng in, please rcod the abo,1! Seller • AU inform.ition will be kept in confidence : Coll the extensions of >•our chmcc. When you listen : • Av:,ilabSc lhrouOl tooch ton.'! phone only : 10 the voice behind the ad, you learn more nbout the : Neally write or type your message (ple3sc limit lo 35 words), and amch 10 coupon. ! person hdund the voice. But 1he first step is 10... I o : Httne ------O.yPhoneC ------£Y'll'l'W"CA,,on,t( ----- : I I I I TAKE TIME TO LISTEN! : Addi.es, ______Ao< , __ c., _____ su,, ---"•---- : 540-5060 (from within NY State) : M:ill to: Personal OlaJoguo. P.O. Box 6956, Yorkvlllo StaUon, No"w York, NY 10128 ! 1-900-872-7272 (from anywhere else) 1 Youwi11 be notified by MA!Lwhcn ~ ad wm eppcar and instlueted on how ro rett!CNC the re.s.pons.N,. LI • I Pcrsonol Olak,guc fCSCf\'C"S tnc right to edit or rticct iY'r/ ad I L ...... - .... • .. ------...... ---...... - --...... -- ...... - - ...... J ------Anton CLASSIFIED 1 Announcements 2 Help Wanted 2 Help Wanted 2 Help Wanted 2 Help Wanted 2 Help Wanted INDEX A WON OEAFUL FAMILY EXPER, CASHIERFfT. Pff IEt,CE Au1111ll1n, E,.uopHn, Rel,lll clO\hlng tlOIO, flu . his., CUSTODIAN Aruiouncemen1~ • • • , t Sca,nclln•vi.n, .l•P•ntH I-Ilg!\ ASSISTANT TO ularyopen EMPLO'tMENT SchoolU1:h&nge1tudenl1anhir,g ~IIFleld Arc you look ing l or Job security, g oo d wages and In A1;Q\,III Otcomt I hOS1 l1mi• 1,1.Q060 H~p Wanted 2,3 benelits? Cold Spring Harbor Lab has the job for you! I y/Ame,lcan lnttK1.1 lhJfl1 Student INSURANCE AGENT A11t. !Of Joe V 0t 8111 t>ome-sr~ 46 E,changtt Call l•&QO-.SIDltNG_ We're looking for a full lime custod ian who Is cons Ctukt~e 6 tNYSCAH) Auto - Fire• Life• cientious and experienced In sttlpplng a nd buffing Financial •• .• 7 FOR WEEKEND GET·M'lAYSS.0 CLERICAL Bl.islness Oppor1un11te1 8 Ot1pl1y Ad •J lcMI N~ Yo111'• 01 Commercial floors. Excellent growth opportunll yln abeaullful en RE.Al ESTAJE C:all 1-800-IUfflt~l hYo.k.Ut. 164 Must be cheerful, enthusiastic and willing HELP WANTED vironment o n the Sho re in Cold Spring Harbor. Ca ll to go out on some calls. Fantastic poslllon. llta 516-367-8397 or drop by and apply In person. H:wnes- - •• U.1-4~IO PLEASE FEED typing . fifing, phone. COLDSPRING ~ts . IS.17 short biography to: Excellent benefits. Rooms IO Rent . 18 THE BIRDS HARBOR LABORATORY Box 121 747•8282 Ext. 170 Co-0:>5tConoos. . . . . • f9 Wlnltl'lllOlffl.S WUI bOCO'ftllng Anton Community Newspapers On 25A Opposite Fish Hatchery Seasonal Rentals . . 2Q.21 11110,m,ol lood 101 our natu111 t>lig ~lllt11: lhlO# 11aro blHd, 132 E. Second St. Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. O\ll ot Town R E.. 22 1unUovr, c r Hedi. e tc. oul1ide ~IIOl'I Hom8s 23 Mineola, N.Y. 11501 CLER1CAL-Prlnl llllOP 10 HIist EQu•I Oppo11unlty E:mplgyer MIF lor tt\4t blrdl thll w1n1e1. l)flntt11wl•lloene1aldut.ea.1111ng, T1rne Sh.lies .. • 24 QUOfln9, a.::hedulmg, layauta. etc. Fa,ms.'Acn!act • •• • 25 Wllltuiln.~50 Aots to, S.lc 26 AUlO M ECHA1llC EARN M O N EY Reading DooUI ~ ,..,.,, e •pe1lenc& S30,000t)r. Income po1on1lal M0f1~ • • 27 t.C ust htte own tOOls.. CARETAKER Rctll•Ddcoupletoca11 for ;ii lew O.talts 1-a05-U7-(i000, e..-1. v.5325 Credit ChK..il'IQ 28 REWARD M..,,1 ~/IOW' all upects ot CLERK &1110 mKh&nlcs. animal• & do g•n11at m,1lnten EA Ril MON EY Reading boo11,1 e21eo2, enc• on am•II Ea1111n Lano Busy Glen Cove phar $30.~,. lnconwt c1 The Island's Largest AN10N COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS IN NASSAU & SUFFOLK: Farmingdale Observer -:-- Floral Park Oispatch - Garden City Life - Glen Cove Record Pllol _ Great Neck Record - Hicksville lllustraled News - Jericho Tribune - Levittown Tribune _ Manhassel Circulation of Paid Press - Massapequan Observer - Nassau lllustraled News (Mineola and New Hyde Pa k) Bay Enterprise Pilot - Plainview/Old Bethpage Herald - Port Washington News _ Ro ; -;; 0 Y•ter Subscription Weekly Syosset Tribune - Three Village Times ~est Hempstead, Franklin Square. Elmont) _ ~:~tbi,ws - Times - The Long-lslander/Nonh (Hunttnglon Township) - The Long-Islander/South (lsll r, Yh i - Northport Journal - East Northport Voice P owns P) Newspapers By U.S. Mail To 125.000 Homes Wilh Over 300.000 Readers _\111011 Q:ummunllg N,wspaptre • mttk of 3',bruuru 26. 1990 • l)agr 7/[. 2 Help Wanted 2 Help Wanted 2 Help Wa nted 2 Help Wanted 2 Help Wanted 2 Help Wanted 2 Help Wanted Fil w.a1•rto11H pellOA for Flota! IL.\NDSC4PERS FIT, Pit Malnt P.a,._ c:o. Cf.ii M,. Garcia. PARTTIME PfT EXP. BOOl :---=- { ,:_ ·,02· ::: :. " Up! ll's lime 10 lake the k Ids 10 school!" '"When did we start this bone-a-la-mode business?" ------.------TAnton 1lu111111unilu iN,wopnp,ro • fflttk of .iftbrnnru 26. rn~u · I.I•~• a[ 8 Business 5 Domestic Situa tions 6 Child Care Opportunities 3 Situa tions Wnntrd 4 Domestics 4 Domestics 6 Child Care Wanted 8£ YOUR O'.'-HI BOSS! GROUND FAMILY DAYCARE FLOOR OPf'f'YUNLIMITEO F'OTEH, MYPOUSH "0USEKEEP£A HOMEATT£NDAHT o,comc,a, ~ om will c..111• lor your cnllo In Tt.lLFULIJPt S16-'62-0IV St•"-• c1on1r,g foe~ 1c, 9.UYSITIER nlQl'I o, t)ctljSC~Ul)N available NNG~ !OfOM l,.yt&r-CIO Doy ~our~ lo IS OI tow• & l'>ys. BUSINESSOFlHE90't~SECRETS eve,i... ~, naa Eu;tll ... 0,1 !Of d i YI, r,1gt111, l!\CI._U~lr>dl Ver, 1euo,uo1e REVEALED". Malo.e high proh1, u• .tM,771~c.ii•ev111. Mon Fri 2:.1~7.JOpm. M1ima, .., 1,1,1PonWnl'I. Uf.79S4 f)l..9005 lnQ 1«o, I.as than~oooots vcu NURSE Loo~ ~ lof pi,•alt Cluly HOUSE 11anod- ~II 1,9()(),-990,l,J.,&4 UI C1II Et1nlng1: 781-l.Sl t hOfl't (&ff! Co1uno ,,111b1c , elS J1001 S300cna19e. ca111:iHt16 CLEANING Mi\TURE M 0THER otlwtnc•re I Of HOUSE CLf_ANING NIAi LA BL£ HOW 10 OPERATE YOUR OWU lUtORota,llb1e E•o El~nllr, ~:~~chll;;~.7~" W.1$11, nomo. PROf'ltAOLE tN.lslnus. J Oll'I hul'• CLEANING LADY WANTED £XPE~1E,jCED. J HOURS. FREE CHILDCARENEEDED ~I Tea,:l'ler .... 11 010.-IOt: ~UP,, v~~~~;: i~~ie,r;'gee~is ESTIMATE$ 796-681C 0110, OI oir,er pro,polOUS beQln po,t 11'1 M,11n t- Auo1ng ou1ln; Garoencit,~/.!CN'L h(tlyfr1, MATURE WOMAN .,..,llc•reltM nois. SenO SA.SE 10 MlllfJ,le, Own Truuo. 29H)912 110VSEKEEPER AVAIL Fo1 9 yr ,old & ride 10 1oca1 ~IYaG,SIM)l"I SlOnr ffi',hon'tt. QUALITY HELP $-)Ul•Ofd$ .S. UO. E'tH& Of Ente1p11sos. 96 Cy1p1u, AJO, 1 EXP.. REF=S , OW11 TRAtiS ,cnool 101 9 & 10-yr oldl 1 s."'1Pt1ht ~cxirhOm• c111Suun E:XP' O HOUSEKEEPER Aval! \'lte'-'ttl I 5 Apts For Rent 9 Real Estate 11 Homes Fo r Snlc 12 Hom es For Rent GLEN COVE."''"" J BR. m Dalh MANHASSET MUNSEYPARI( 104ilrten0\l,e,dlsnwa$ho•.g1,,1ge, GARDEN CITY Real Estate upaated • SR, l oatn Colonial S>.200. WANTED TO BUY wl,..._EIK& ht.Wbalh,W&lkRR. COVEREALTY 621-6161 NASSAU/SUFFOLK 6 BR, 3'.', ba ths, Colon!al. S--,110,000sal• f s.l,10G'mo.1en1 GLENCOVE•St>Kk,i,,s3rma with Njcenomtlnnlcea.1eat,yplu• ove,sl.-:ed PIOP4Hl}', llbra,y & heated sun room, low l l Homes For Sale launo,.,. S700 tu,nlsh.cl 01 unlu,, uritb1111r,uswoman. .S90,000 I I Homes For Sa le 11 Homes For Sale HARDING nlshtd. '571,li-ll OfU~ (noCondOS OI' co-opn 1a.1.c5. For sale by owner. $570.000. GLENCO'JE C•ll 516-621-0990 REAL ESTATE Soaclous modern 2-3 8R 1pts. nn•. "L• nd1. PORT WASHINGTON St•WJu1M•nc,• 365-6606 la"n 15 A pts For Rent 19 Co-ops/Condos 22 Oul Of Town 19 Co-ops/Condos 24 T ime Shares 33 Offices For Rcnl 33 Offices For Ren I Real Estntc A0,51,YNFl,lll'n,, I BR.Ml•l~O,,.. 11MWLSalO COASTAL A-1 CITIBANK BLDG. ,o, .., ...... ,...... COVE REALTY 621-1i161 BLUE POINT NORTH CAROLINA TIMESHARE 1;,t'Ml"C." ( •l•I l!.t• ' .. tf't"f' AOSLYN-GR~ENV.A.LE. N- 1 BR, XIO I 00014 II -P,,.a 1eS1.1IH Tl• &IW,(f • "-,:'«U1"CU, Beautllul South &V[•l(.A,&S[Cllt[UI i ic.11 hHIIMl...o.d.'650 WATERFRONT H1111111K:1 H11go a,d no1 narm 113P"" Sl.,,1tt.F1o,11P>r\ft1C1 tnmt COVE REALTY 621-6161 n,t.oc•• oocl ,.our.A 00111 Seas Plantation Ht UST M.f.PJON OCCAN FAONf 676-4186 3 I Space For Rent • • 1l1on1T0w11el'IO\IHC:eflM 1W ONIAU(c:o.o,roRS.AlE -I l0ft2•tti.all\a,e«,\Jll~Mlblll'II. 2IUl.1111"""'°-poot.kM+1,!lm,,\,. Poc1 lffi'\11,00,lllt;,$.JtS.000 IOQOII $1~000 OllgtMIOWi ntt ,,.~ .., .,,. o,"m.,..; I 1 ""Jt21•20,0 f'OOO"OS•CUut•l1,1I t.,irn Cnt 'tl, 'I KJt,,51R.Joatl\... tlllt ;t1, rlC.ltCII BASEMENT II llh 100/.'t't IJ/ /Him... ,.-urr,)""" .,,, lhl'J.1101; ~, S'Y.lt'ffl)-"!9:l1111~\.'llS5m •-c;,,1;1 DOCUMENT STORAGE Cw,1•: 1011'/lf"ff.Jl>I ,1w,'tQ1-uf41r , ,,...,., 11/ 1h.- l11nx hllutrl Smu11/ , ~, round SOUTHOLD-N. FORK 22 Out Of Town 725 sq. fl. S600/monlh. l hu I 1of(JUQ/fi/llt'drnldrn1·~0,w,jt\tl, }IIUtlltdmt PORT WASHINGTON 2 t 111t 1r,11q..,,1._"°4/ •et• ! IKIW') ltJ mw"" wu, P,IUl SUMl.![l:t PAIN TER ue,1no FAEEZ~REYCOU0,1ot11 MOTHERS. •• HUNllNGlON $JORE CHEVY II NOVA ' 67 MO MIDGET 1'76 I Aeoll• n PlanolSplntl g,r,1gc.t·o,..,.1p,tc:♦ 1,,l/'l•GtHI •1t6-""9'1b2r,oic,11.aotoLTr,,rr ssSC01Jld1Mi,Ul'glnglnfOl,ff I ro"IUNl tf.lS1,a,11nt8tyt 2tll0 c,o.,, eocs, ' IOP nHdl .o,, NKllt•fl 91'68'16100 "'o.uy ",01e • LOVING CARE • MAGIC & COMEDY LOOKING FOR -UP-BEAT DEEJAYS GARY MITCHELL Hugh J. Donnelly, Esq. THAT SPECIAL I..IAINTE•N ANCE C•-1)'0'1,tlMl•"Jil"''"Cff'I' A~lf(){C4S10N GIFT?? "Professional Disc Jockeys et t>,rcil,• ""'• ~ma11o.. , c;,,o.. n Ah .l.<,(S' TRAFFIC • CRIMINAL • CIVIL I c,1, w c,11,1 100$ PART'fC'.lCl(ACE tft"'n, .. 1 \ An Affordable Price." '\ ) , 11_.1.,et'lees ,,., ,. l.,t,!ll1 t:AtE i•·IORS W• have lhe eusworl! Cal• OARl,UlZli~NPJ.C~A(i( 1st DWI Fr. $350 486,5736 ' GUARANTEED FUN· FELONIES Fr. $750 Music For All Occasions i Al1..-fl& • tt•tn!l, tooP~lf',._,U, WILLS Fr. $100 BOUNTIFUL 1940's throu~h 1990's J ..______.., (516) 759,2437 UNCONTESTED DIVORCES 64 Lost & Found GIFT fllEE LIGHTING - EXPElllENCED AIC's - WEOOl"G COWPI FO'I SAl( $750. plus costs f i~QIRI I• • V,afll•'IQ IJ,O•fl I..OflQ Sltt,e51000-~f'1i111CIUUtc C,111 BASKETS J - SPECIAL Fx -:- \ CHILDAEH HEARll!liROK[N 250 Old Country Road 8~1,ttGUl\U.!l$ttEP1AOll1t o,,, J!r,S-9•121••·•""'" No Party Too Bill or Too Small ll[UUAED l0Sl 2,9 APlSW(IIS Mineola, NY 11501 • lOHOWIE t.010.CALL LISA Packod & Sant For You A.JiL1'1a.t10,&n , 67 Catering (516) 746-7400 ,.M. S15-JS&,1Ul S25 & up. G 23 73 Marinas ClillDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHY I AA 1ne,wldu•I App10 ,1cn 27 ToCnlldPnCl!ot,)IIOhJ SIGN UP NOW FOR ByOtt,ldComn,.,PPA 731,8176 WINTER STOF,AGE I "AT COLONY MARINA" on Hempstead Harbor 75 West Shore Rd. DIVORCE MEDI ATION Port Washington The O NLY woy 10 0bl3!n a 46 ··w1N,WIN" Divorce. A llccn! ed proten ional S2 Full Service Available with ye3ts o t s u cceu wlll • Pressure wash h elp 'JOU 80TH ACHIEVE bottoms YOUR GOALS. 56 • Boat transport Save $1,ooo·s ol Dollars Mon1hs or 'JC.lt5 ot l imo, • Wintcriz.alion mo tors & em01ronal 11:iumil10'/ 0 U 61 Call now for quote & you, chlldren. 883,8008 LIFE SKILLS INSTITUTE 621-80021 628•25SS Answer to Crouword Pun.le No: 405 82 87 92 I j 117 121 12S # 406 Average time of a.otut!.on: 59 minutes. j CIIYPTOQUIP I co CI AU, L H co Cl LNN I W BI KU V BQOU LY WUH VWCXNHUJ'O KLLSO. Aa.wer to Cryptoq11lp: Y UHDCU E CXX DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE MAN DRESSED AS SJLECJDXM DU I I L VLXXUVI HLMB X ICUO ? I A NORSE GOD WHO RODE A HORSE BARE, BACK AU. THE WAY TO THE COSTUME BAU. Today' • Cryptoqulp clue: H equaio R AND TttAID HE WAS THOR? !\uhm LIST YOUR MASSAGE·A·GIFT ---Pet--- EXPERT TAX NYS LICENSED Prepa111Jon , Consult1tton PROFESSIONAL Ru1on1bl1 A1111 SERVICE 516-352-1579 Sm.1111 b\ls,nes, IIWJ INjJViCUIII AAlonCotnmunlly Nt-,,1:IP-,ll)l'B CPA'$ Ava lleble fvc!i f'rolciuior,11llt,Un\jl•P~ll:ll11 86 Personals 423-6502 all n 01 ou, ntvwps~1s. We n1-.i1 lltH lo, au t>UIJQIIIS.. ARE YOU A WOMAN --of the-- For Information Coll WHO RUNS A FASHION CONSULTANT 747-8282 \'Ja,(11g:,e Ouli;in BUSINESS FROM Ask l or the YOUR HOME? ~ tM>nll lhOP01ng IullIt1le CLASSIFIED DEPT. 718-670-5838 Suppo11 oroup 10,mlng 10 c11, cuu tne ,nue11 o t 1r1011i.ino a1 home. CALL ---Week--- M ANH.\SSET TAX SERVICE 82 Massage 718!463-8910 INCO ME TAX Aro you u lirccl o l ta lo.lng 010 Preparation PROFESSIONAL URRto NVC:ul1'n'?I mkX,l,,lng lJ1?l111001nt~ao. t.111'11\11Utl 101 2 le110w comm1.1tcrs t1om EUROPEAN G.N,-.lclnlty1o snare,co ca, & ..SAMA NTHA·· wilh herge111lebrow11 eyes is 627-9443 11,r,,e11oi1t1)fflNYC,Mon-H1u,sOf MASSAGE Mon.-F1i U,1-;o 8 ., m Rel urn ag rea/ wa1chdog. ish ousebroken and loves AiJOp.m. Es11m11odCO~t S30..l5 CALL: pe1 person . Round Hip everyone Sheis a·ailing 10 be adopled by a fl'._- 1. d1,1 Y t#I. RESPOND: 212-7SH S&5 loving family Iha/ willk eep her company dur- POEMS & PARODIES 516-338-2644 Mon. .t1'1u1s. 10 • • p.11,. LYRICS & RHYMES 111gth eda y Theluc ky folks 1ha1 adopl her will DELTA. A.IRLINE TICKETS 100, NOiet. Lsu, .. & S pe,chH 0 ,1g S,.COIOVIH I F'alm Bc1e.fl.Sun ber ewarded with love and affecJion for life. You h.ne 10 w,11, thtrn b1,1I you 81 Health & Fllness 3111 Ulguud la Ahpo,18001 m 3.l)..3737 For more information, call 1he league. c,n·t l'lldo II !or you. 515-88.1-7575. North Shore Ani111al l eague, 718-428-5532 BUY VITAMINS AT WHOLESALE 25 Davis Avenue, fbrl Washington open JO • VITAMINS• NATURAL FOODS a.m. to JOp. ni 7 days a week. • BODY BUILDING SUPPLIES STUDIO P HOTOGRAPHY lnl'ouf Homa • Children • Model Portfolios CVV HEALTH FOODS • Executl,..e Portralls • Theatre Headshots 1948A J ericho Tpke. 860 Grand Blvd. • Bridals East Northport De er Park (516) 586-2292 Pholography by (Ne xt to ELWOOD Theate r) (516) 462-0118 (9-5 Mon.-Sat.) Gerald Colllns. PPA ,l,11,111d •Wlnnlng Pf\OlOQr.toTltl (10·8 Mo n.-Fri.; S a t., 9-5) FREE GIFT WITH THIS AD 731-8176 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY \ Al \ ~ ,-- ,~n qi,z "" s10RM •\ CAVAL1Eii1' , . S800 1.\ SS00 .ft ' - -l - T" - - Join the Qroup thm·s always .. in the lmow: · rhose who lmow whar s hap peninll across 1_he Qlobe and across the street. After all. home10,vn politics I and events are )LISI as important as world happenings. So when it comes 10 ~Now Available !ocal news. come to us. l11ere·s no better way 10 lleep in touch with your ,iome town. ,,n •4• ~ 6.9% 12-48 Mos. ~ Offers HALLOCK CHEVROLET Ask for ' ·, End 1 286 South Stree t Donny, Joe D., , t 512190 A~1ON COM,\1USm' N[V."'Sll..\PERSOF LONG ISLAND Oyster Bay. N.Y. 11771 Tommy 1,zt:.,\Sl !'lCON0SH~E□ • Mlr-:t.Ol.A t-: Y I 1~1 • 741 ,e•~8'-! 922-3400 lfaiilil1990 FORD TEMPO GL 40 SEDAN 2422 5 U9247 ·19 TAURUS GL 40 S 9295. U926S '89 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 40 S21991. 10862. U9250 '89 TAURUS GL 40 sms. U928S '89 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 40 $19995. SALE PRICE U9m '89 TAURUS GL 40 S 969S. U9233 ·19 MERCURY SA8LE 40 $11395. U9249 •59 TAURUS GL 40 S 969S. U923S '89 MERCURY SABLE 40 $11395. · 700. U9197 '39 TAURUS GL 40 $10395. U9240 •49 MUSTANG LX 30 S 8595. Ford Cash Assistance U9237 '89 TAURUS GL WAGON $11995. U92S3 •19 MUSTANG LX 30 $ 8595. OEMO ·59 TAURUS GL •D • 2070 $11995. U92S9 •89 MUSTANG LX 30 18795. Your NET Cost $10162. DEMO ·19 TAURUS LX 40 ; 1933 $1399S. U92'3 '89 MUSTANG GT S11795. DEMO .89T-81R0 , 2113 $1399S. U9257 '89 MUSTANG GT CONVERTIBLE $14995. S 5895. U9287 '89 TEMPO GL •D $7195. U927S •19 FORD FESTIVA UI IS EDIIPPEI Willi: U9288 '89 TEMPO GL •D S 8195. U9270 •88 FORD AEROSTAR . 7-PASS. S 999S. AIR CONDITIONING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION U9289 '89 TEMPO GL <0 $1&95. U9274 •19 FORD AEROSTAR VAN $8995. AMIFM STEREOICASSETTE/CLOCK U9201 '89 MERCURY TOPAZ ,o S 8695. U9308 •19 FORD ECONOLINE VAN S 9995. TINTED GLASS U9285 •19 MERCURY TOPAZ 40 $ 8595. GCR •ss JAGUAR XJ6 $19995. POWER STEERING & BRAKES LIGHT GROUP U928S ·19 MERCURY TOPAZ 40 $859S. U9280 '85 THUNDERBIRD S 5795. POWER DOOR LOCKS STEEL BELTED WWTIRES U9308 '89 ESCORT LX 20 $ 6395. DUAL ELECTRIC MIRRORS CENTER ARM REST TILT STEERING WHEEL FRONT WHEEL DRIVE ALL ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION R. ELECTRIC DEFROSTER FUEL INJECTED 4 C)'l. ENGINE OR------" AND GUARANTEED! FORD'S RED CARPET LEASE Auh§I ■E~, h§ I I f ALL CARS EQUIPPED WITH 24 Months - $26549 22 • Automatic Transmission • Power Equipment 48 Months - $226 • Air Conditioning • And Much More! PLUS APPLICABLE USE TAX, IF ANY 1------LEASE RULES,------1. REFUNDABLE SECURITY DEPOSIT OF SJ00.00 ANO 1ST MONTH RENT IN ADVANCE. Trade in Your Old Car Today 2. 30000 FREE MIL2S WllH 2 4•MONTH LEASE. 60000 r nEE MILES WITH ~8 -MONTH LEASE. 6c PER MILE CHARGE FOR EXCESS Mil.ES. Low Cost Ford Credit Company Financing 3.. LESSEE RESPONSIBLE FOR EXCESS WEAR & TEAR 4. LESSEE HAS NO OBLIGATION TO PURCHASE CAR AT LEASE-ENO. MERELY RETURN THE CAR ro US OR AN'r' OTHER FORD DEALER TH AT FORD CREDIT MAY DESIGNATE. SYOSSET FORD" 496-9700 271 Jericho ypke. ------!'.nlon l!:ummunilu iX,wspapcrs • IDttk of .J,bruaru 26. I Y90 · Oag, Ml!:------ N.Y. STATE PRESS ASSN. Malled TO 125,000 l AWARD Homes With over WINNING I 300,000 Readers CLASSIFIED Service Guide HOME PAINTI:RSI ACCOUNTING & HOME ACCOUNTING & IMPROVEMEUTS WALLPAPERERS TAXES TAXES CLOTHING FAX SUPPLIES IMPROVEMENTS TIMBER DESIGN Sl,IITH"S HOMEWORK. tNC. PAINTING INCOME TAX PREPARATION TAXES $$ SAVE $$ SS SAVE SS Com.tlMlt' norN' lf'f'ewowt'mf'l'II ln1eri0f E.1te11or BY CERTIFIED TAX CPA \6 )'TS 8 gt er.PL UIA)CI Home Improvements SU-IC.CS lor !he ~Mf Thood Ohl J 8.t"do, J,. rllndles Uhtl) of lil'o. • OK~ • Kitthet1t • B.WOMII fil'IO MeO.s ltDI~ ol 1el1a11•• con • COMMERCh'L SPECIALIST Coslume Jewelry DON'T OVER PAY lla,(10,S a/Id $UbeOfllli1ClorS,. In your hotM ill your p,ot,Jtm, Ind rtli:11\S • ~sttN'lll- • C..UOfl't f1,11'1J.,,. • RESIDENTIAL Rta.!.Otlloit Ra:!!:s. FOR FAX PAPER • fOl'P•••U • eo,,,~'ClfU ,mp,,,IIIJII ctlltn61tl. tupenl F,ee Es11ma101 CONVENIENCE Leather Jackets • W•"""'°' " V"'IIS-d~ ttOA ol 11'\e WOA. 0,1111,f\/1 Of CALL WITH YOUR oine, •uh-i.ai,c:• REASONABLE FEES. PAUL McDOUGAL Onyx Articles LJc:•IIWG-lnW•t.J CAU ANYllME FAX MODEL " 293-1479 759-1089 674-4745 598-3375 488-6656 WE BEAT CAP Will Beat Any Vinyl Replacement RJS CUSTOM BUILDEJIS lnltf>Ot'E• ltllOf~l'llll'l-0 Income Tax MOST PRICES Cornmefcl•liRn,Off'll1al ACCOUNTING Flea Markel From Window Aept.1ce· Preparation WINDOW INSTALLAUONS mern To Full Oo1mo1s. F,ee t,1(m.11es.'ltlofol.l9n M,u,Jmu:e Your Ta.- Savings! & 261-5163 Ooublo Hung and Sliders P1tp1u11lon. Ory Wall Rep111 Prices! Balhtoom.s, Kitchens. \'/;1)1 AefT'IO't.1J S1a N.Y. STATE PRESS ASSN. AWARD Malled To 12s.000 I ' WINNING Homes With over CLASSIFIED Service Guide I 300,000 Reaaers TELEPHONE WINDOW ROORNG & SIDING ROOFING & SIDING SERVICE TILING TUTORING VIDEO SERVICcS CLEANING NAIDA ROOFING ROOFING TELEPHONE CUSTOM OUALIT'Y TILE EXPERT TUTOR VIDEO SERVICES A-B•MW indow Cleaning Shlngles-Flal•Rooflng ANSWERING 6 Aemodl!llng ol ProleSS•Cfl.al ~·~•ce • •I"' SLATE & TILE MESSAGING BATHROOMS All Subject Areas Vlc~1,ape Your Precious Lca.k Rep.airs. Momen1s '" OIO IU" ont-J IOIK.'I ONLY SERVICE KITCHENS e,c,11en1 .,,-oi; 911.uJNHs Restdcntial/CommerC!at N.Y.S. CertiHed Allofditi!e & P,otesslOflJllf FREE Eslimale As low as. u c: per day HALLWAYS your »Mlitthon Very Acason11b1e Acpalts, Aosto,at!ons Prr,•11 •l'ICI tom~,c~11 ace,~ Reis. Avallable CJpiure., h1!1t lri~\lrea Fa"l'\Hy tract For Free Es!lmato REYNOLDS SLATE & TILE • 24 HRS/day 516·234-8263 Ctll Dlnlcn ,,nee 1920• Call Mr. Vanderbeek 516-724-6279 • No Phone N~ed CALL FOR Coll 516,541-0034 H330702A FREE ESTIMATES 466-2555 Call 822-2399 ! ask lor Bob • Fully Computerized 516-326,7511 RUBBISH REMOVAL • Simple • emclont WALLPAPER • Economlcal • Secu,e TOPSOIL. REMOVAL WINDOW CLEANING R&R (516) 336-6277 cie~~~7c;~a~~£":~,1~cs WALLPAPER G1.1lteiS•Ptoten•onitl OuJl,lr 5 )'l UP Ha;r;,Cym1n ELAYNE & MIKE RUBBISH REMOVAL under graduates. MILLER'S ROOFING REMOVED FREE E.STiM.:.TES S.:'9Y.167 Basements , Allies SAVE S S S University lns1ruc1or Even ii oalnled eve, Glu.1ges • Concrole with B.S. & M.S. in including unprimed & Cons1,ucllon Debris To(~':i':r~.J:ft: lo0~~s applied shee1 rock :~2':'~' ~~.~?, FREE ESTIMATES c,11 lo, 111• Hllm,1• 11- physics. Call 423·1957 FREE ESTIMATE - - Lel Us Do COl'IM Clion COtls ull,"t ~.-TOPSOIL. MARTY PEARL The Lllllno & Carlino 424,FOHE Noon•6 pm High Ou.arny 516-431•7250 LIST 783-7242 Sc1eeMc1 To:,uill Esl. 1g57 A NEW ROOF MIRO/TEL Prompt delivery 10 l..allO- IN 2 DAYS Clean-Ups IUl)O~ 11"0 H o,n,eo,Nnflll DOES YOUR H.S. STUDEN1' WATER TREATMENT TelcphOnc lns1a11a1ions A\1,0 SAUD, GRAV El. Fill,., 6 HAVE A PROBLEM. WITH WITH BY E)(PERT ROOFERS Rubbish Removal • Residents • Business BUAGAtlOY BUJE. STONE BIOLOCiY? Salecuara your lamlly's lOPSOlt. CO. SIDING ALSO AVAI L Jacks•Moves-Add,Uons• Ca ll MD \.q11t IHI KOlet'? Com:,lts•on" nealltl Dy oro1ec1ing your Inside or Ou1 531-4907 Rcqel'ils-1 Bol01• l1 ca.1.11,01, ma• COMMONWEALTH MIHlln-Systems-Co)n Phones water wl1n a Aalnsoll US IN THE Spring Clean-ups, yard Es11m.ites-lnsurcd 8AM-8PM /0' prQblem1. taii.. 10 me .ioou, whole house sys1em. RENOVATION couec.1,,.,g IL 20 Ye,,11 01 ,ui;- garage, e tc. Lots also 25 YR AT&T Experience UUll,11 e,o. f:ot 1n10 CIII no,-• Call to, a hea w;11or 1es1 •• (516) 579-6456 cleared, 1ree removal 735-5022 266-3033 SERVICE CALL PETE TREE SERVIICE 365-8872 5-TOWN GUIDE 248-5380 TELEPHONE VIDEO SERVICES WEDDING INSTALLATIONS INVITATIONS BAR CONSTRUCTION CO. LET US CART YOUR CHRISTOPHEl~'S PROFESSIONAL VIDEO fOR AU \'OiJR WEDDING JitE.EDS NEXT RUBBISH AWAY Edward J. Maloney SERVICES ,-= 'lli"'fODlNC STATIONERY Hot far & Cold Rooting TREE SERVICE c..:,,...... ,cw_,,__ • ltd ACCE.S.SO~ES Rellaole work Arlhur W. Sauer, Jr. Spee1.illsts ALL ASPECTS OF C.--t••-•h..--! • l'll ·,·c:,.,, ••~J"ICll"'-t•a Reasonable Rales Hours: TREE CUTTING & • PROFESSIONAL • • t~.::.,.·u t.i:a...,, MONTH! FREE ESTIMATES No Job Too Sm.all, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. • h:t:.:-c,,or:t-1 • .lnf'!;.l".!loG"'tt. GRINDING t'o ..N ...... , ,J', •----'•"" • .., .. ., Or Too B19 BY APPOINTM ENT SEASONED FIRE WOOD ~;:;;~::=: Classified Thomas Barulich FREE ESTIMATES CALL TODAY FOR OUR ONLY SCOTT SOCiG:J, FF.EE ESTlllAit AHORDAOLE PRICES BUDDY COYLE & SONS Dept. (718) 545-7027 Joe 516-759•3192 THE PHOTO 20NE Lou 516•674•9380 516-744-8115 431-5521 19 1,1111 516-935,6690 A voiding the A voidable Nonh dealer. South's lino of piny ,n this deal. Ile North-South vulnerable. won the heart lt.!ad In dummy wuh the NORTil ace and tried 10 run the clubs. But • 97 4' whc.• n he p layed the A·K. West <:J A sho wed out and South ultima1ely 0 J65 went down two . ... AKQ962 declar(!r WEST EAST Ho"·cvcr, should ha\'c • QI06 • 5' 3~ mad(" thrc(" uotrump. and h L-. failurc m o r e <:J JOG32 ~ Q 1084 to do so must be asc ritx-d to 0 K 1073 0 Q 4 bad managc me nl tJu1n bad luck. In cs....-..ense. South assumed (or hoped) ♦ 8 ♦ J 10 5 4 SOUI'll lh.lt the missing clubs would be d1,i dNI 3-2, ~,d lm.S<•d his entire FREE! ♦ AJSG approach on 1ha1 assump1ion. This (,1" S/8.95 li 1/11e) <:J K75 fram e o f mind, wheth er It ls caJled 0 A982 optlm1s m . carelessness, audacity . Discover Long ♦ 7 3 Island's past and 111c bidding: i ncompetenc e o r anything else. was fatal in the ;1ctual Cn.s<', U1ough 11 keep abreast of 1hc North East South West Pass would not h a\'e m n1tcred in m osl I ♦ Pass 1• deals. ever changing times 2 ♦ Poss 2 NT Pass wi1h your 3 NT The fact Is th.at South's onl\' rr-al subscription to Long Opening lend - three of hcarLS. concern :11 the ~t:lrl should h:w~ hcen What cou.nts in bridge is not a -l•l C'luh di\ision. and he should Island's progressive whether a bid or play is audacious or ha\'c adjusicd h is play t o Cat<'r 10 Lha1 newspaper. .. pusillanimous, optimistic or pessi• J>OSSibility. A m o m c ru of tho ught mistic, brilliant or mundane, but would ha,·t- told South 10 play a low whether ll ls right or "-TOng. duh instead of n h igh dub fro m The player who regularly makes dumnw :lt trir k two. This would ha\'e the right bid or play does not take guar.a~tl>('d oine trirks whetJu~r the unnecessary chances. He realizes that clubs were di\idcd 3-2 or -i-t, and i n avoiding avoidable risks is a , i 1:i.l the al·tual case would have O('Ued Nam• ~------component of playing a hand WC'll. South SOO points instead o f a loss o f tPlnH P11nl) All or whkh has a bearing on 200. TIiie,______ Firm ______1111ion11r"~~~2·~~ ~J•J:n~n~VJ6P~:Q~~~~:-~n~5 Y~•~~nnHn~vaN»~nnu"~r»~ma auuaa~•n•r Nature ol BuslnU $ ------ 111110~,1nn~~~,·n~~J•)1"UlS~El'~~~· ,Jil ~ ~~:·:;:;~) · 1ir~"~tt»~ ll»~~ ff » ~ x =M»~ #~~~ ~ :J~~U~ff:!:)~ ~ 1·1c~~ nn~ll~~~ff~ l1 n ~ M» ~ # " ~ ~ ~ c~uu ~.:•q::~j Addrns: 11,110 ~ n22Di..t 1S::i r :!29>0)1 ,Z ).) J.1 U b 'D 3$ ~ .:.J 41 ~ .!J ~ 454647:! ::: !t ! 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S60 111110~21nuu2s~~3~»l'»ll J.:U»J·,,~~.:1:.::Juu~o:.es~5 lJ 3 yHrs.. 153 lt.suu .••...... •••.•....• $80 O P•yment Enclosed C: BIii Me (1 8111 Company Census numbers are more valuable than you think. Chug• To: C VISA O Mu,.re.,d I.J AME)( Census figures help decide how much cENSUS '!lO Account , ______E•p. O:u e __ federal, state and local fund ing your commu- -~ Slgn,1u1e ______r.P.'I nity is entitled to for things like • ffl C1,p 11\t~ cou;>o(\ Mid !TUod 10'. t:C'U:\OMIC TIMf.:!o ur u.,., tJ.. d ~l schools and other essential services. USl,.iWnt A.-el'I~ M,rwoa.t. N'I' 11~ 1 Answer the Census. It counts for more than you think. Newcomb/Vollleyball Tournament at East Street Story aruf PhotO'l h) Brad Jmrof}kI Nell'comb{a throwing and catchinggame)and The East Street elementar~· school physical the fifth and sixth graders played volleyball. education department. under the direction of Certificates were awarded to the winning teachers Rory Lawlor and Br,,d Jaworksi. teams. recently held its annual New,comb/Volleyball The Winning Teams: Tournament. During the past three weeks the Sixth Grade...... Ma11·s Rats children learned basic voll,:Nball/newcomb Fifth Grade ...... Spiker.; skills such as rotation, serving, passing. sel Fourth Grade...... Giants lin~ and spiking for use in the tournament. Third Grade .... Lightning & Strikers-Tie The third and fourth graders played LIGHTNINGS. third grade. (lop/ Ntmty Reye~ Richard Ch1111g. Daniel Joltnso11. and Em11 While (llo/lom) Sherief E!bedeire. t:la11a Condoleo, Joshua Bergen and uwra Dadich r}:.~~~,,,~~~~m~y~~~\~"?~~~-w":;,.~~~:t~ t The School Notebook- - -t~ ..~i;~~~~~ ·-u•~~~i<,~7."t.~~¢.5. At Our Lady of Mercy SPIKERS. fiflh grade(1op}Slm11n Rajan. Ma,rela Gomez. Andrew Green. aru/Jon Spielman. /8011om) Shirin Oda,; Janice Hofer, Charles Bcnnmrlo and f:relio Adame~ Nol piclllre National Assessment or Education Process Our la<~)' ofMercy fourth graders u-ork hard National Assessmefll ofEduca1io11 Pro_qre:,., to ans1cer all 1hequestions carefully for !he test. M1177"S RATS. si.rth grade(rop) 1'irw Muni,,. Kristy Fiorillo, Bmndee lynch, Betsy 1'l10rnas and Ma1hew Patu-e/l (Bollom/ Jeffrey Sanliago, Mathew Dilg. Gus Anal/lsakis. and Brian Ereri• two years. the Naiional Assessmentt in educalion against acommon benchmark 1h,1t Pu1trell. Not pic111red· Rober/ ume of Educational Progress assesses nationally can be portrai'edacrosstime.AII schoolssampl• representatil'e samples of more lhan 120,000 ed in the 1990 assessment will receive th,• ~1embersofthe East Street winning teams who ~rigandi. studenls aged 9. 13, and 17. Recently. lhe pro mathematics. reading and science report, are not pictured are: Ginnis: (Fourth Grade) Paulina Dclmaro. ject sa mpled Our Lady of ~lercy fourth grade generaled by the project. These mateials will Strikers: (Third Grade,) Herbert Man• Michelle Scavetta. Sophia Kash is. John Ladino. students. Thev examined students ·classron11 present performance updates in light of cur zanares. Robert Schmidt. Anthony Vernace. Eric Micalizzi, Francesco Bruzzi. Eileen c.xperi ences. fnteractions with teachers. and rent instructional trends and emphases. buth Mallhew Bennardo. Michael Green. Dannv Sackman. Nicholas Linnehan, PatrickWalk er. home support for learning. The NA EP opera .. carrying 0111 NAEP's statutory mission <1i Ciaccio. Brian Kurkwski , ,\Ii Sonneboni. Diana Garcia, Brad White. tional activities are directed by the National! chronicling trends in American s1udcnt per· Nicole Barba. Andrew Hackmack and Keith Center for Education Stalislics at the U.S. formance across time and describing relaticm· Department of Edurntion. ships between school and home e.xperienu· Surprise someone on his or her birthday b)•printing a message in lhe Hicksville Illustrated NAEP rne.1sures the progress of I he schools and student achievement. Ne.,s. Send information to 132 East Second St.. Mineola, N1?>1· York 11501. At Woodland Avenue School Nurse Honored Mr. Brog/e's fo11 r1h grade studenls a,r -~~ L.I. SPORTS CAMPS Il 'oodla11dA ce1111eSchool took lheopportuni. AT ST. PAUL'S LA SALLE IJ' lo honor !heir School Nurse. Charlotle '\...:- , SCHOO!. 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