Sea Cliff Remembers Their Veterans

Volume XXIV No. 13 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 11/20/14 75C Sea Cliff Remembers Their Veterans By Carol Griffin Sea Cliff American Legion Post #345 led by Commander Phil Como gathered with many local veterans to remember all veterans at Clifton Park in the Village on Veteran's Day November 11. Notable was the fact that a group of four veterans present all over 90 years of age had served as far back as WWII, John Kle, George Christman, Charles Bell, Don Adams, and Nino Luciano were present. Legion Com- mander Phil Como also noted the fact that two other Sea Cliff World War II veterans Vito Capuco and Andrew Martone only died this past year. Rev. Kirkland Watkins, a veteran and pastor of the United Methodist Church in Sea Cliff welcomed everyone and singer Kathy Virgilio sang God Bless America. Mayor Bruce Kennedy spoke. He thanked the members of the James F. Brengel Amer- ican Legion Post #345 for participating in this annual ceremony. He said "behind the endurance and success of American liberty, is because in every generation to the present day, brave Americans have stepped for- ward and served honorably in the Armed forces of the United States. Everyone of them deserves the thanks and the admira- tion of our entire country". At the close of the memorial, the veterans were invited for lunch provided by the Many Sea Cliff Veterans present at Clifton Park in Sea Cliff on Veteran's Day. Photo by Carol Griffin Legion and served at the Sea Cliff Fire De- partment. 5th Graders From ASR at NYC Awards Newsday recently picked Miss Miemis' Others (HALO). It focuses on teens who and Mrs. Danino's 5th grade class at All are making a difference in their commu- Saints Regional Catholic School to be nity by helping others. The boys realized Kidsday writers for the paper. The is- this was a once in a lifetime opportunity sue will be published in February, but for them, so they immediately started to the kids have been hard at work writ- prepare questions that they would ask ing articles, testing products and trying the celebrities as they walked down the to come up with jokes and puzzles for carpet and into the awards show. Mat- the paper. This past weekend, two lucky thew Small and Alex Mantikas were kids from the class were picked to attend The Nickelodeon HALO Awards in NYC continued on page 2 and interview celebrities on the "orange" carpet. The HALO Awards are hosted by Nick Cannon and it profiles four ordi- Alex Mantikas and Matthew Small with THE nary teens who are Helping And Leading ROOTS (The band from the Tonight Show) Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 20, 2014 5th Graders From ASR at NYC Awards continued from cover Roots, just to name a few. Almost everyone walking the carpet stopped to say accompanied by their teacher, Miss Mi- hello and hear what these two students emis, and they traveled into the city on had to say. After the interviews, the kids “The Sip” Saturday to begin their adventure. The and their teacher were given tickets to go two boys stood with the rest of the press inside and see the show. It was a fan- with Michael Amendola from The Village Wine Merchant and were prepared and very excited to tastic experience for everyone and one be there. They met many celebrities, in- they will never forget. The Halo Awards Thanksgiving has many unique quali- because it doesn't offer enough com- cluding Nick Cannon, Zendaya, Meghan will be broadcast on November 30th on ties to consider when selecting wines. plexity. For other red wines, the same Trainor, The Vamps, Echosmith, and The Nickelodeon. It's usually an afternoon affair, typically attributes apply and style can be more a long meal with a lot of different dishes important than grape variety. Look to Matthew Small, Tamara on the table. Rather than trying to match Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, and Miemis, Alex Mantikas specific dishes, it's better to put wines on even Cabernet Sauvignon as long as you the table that are flexible and will drink find a lighter style with good acidity and well with a wide variety of foods. As not one encumbered by oakiness. Along such, we look for wines that are light to these lines, a small Chateau Bordeaux medium bodied, with a nice fresh acid- aged in stainless steel works well as do ity, staying away from full bodied wines cool climate reds. Interesting choices that have higher alcohol and are fatigu- include Italian reds such as a Schiava, ing to the palate over the course of the Grignolino or a French wine like Plous- meal. sard. For a starter, sparkling wines are a Let's not forget the whites, Turkey is good choice and you don't have to break a bird after all and white wine is a clas- the bank with authentic Champagne. Try sic with poultry. We look for whites in a "Champagne Method" wine or a Cré- a rounder style that still have the fresh- mant from France. The crisp acidity will ness to be versatile. I like Pinot Blanc, go with all your appetizers and it's fine especially from Alsace, Italian wines form to offer your guests a glass of bub- like Soave and Friulano, and Pinot Gris bles as they arrive. Concurrently, know from the west coast. If you prefer Italian that dry rosé is a not just for summer. It's Pinot Grigio, try a bigger, richer style a super choice for a first wine, matches from Collio, Trentino, and Alto Adige. all types of foods very well and Thanks- Conversely, for Chardonnay, we like an giving is a fantastic opportunity to serve unoaked version with broader fruit fla- one. vors in the apple/pear spectrum. As you settle into the meal, a grape that Our mission at the Village Wine Mer- really excels is Gamay, so a Cru Beaujo- chant is to help you navigate the natural lais or Beaujolais-Villages is a premier dance between food and wine, without choice. A quick mention of Beaujolais pretense, and always at great value. We Nouveau. 2014 Nouveau will appear on are excited about the holiday season and shelves before Thanksgiving and while I invite you to enjoy it along with us! love the joyous, direct simplicity of Nou- veau from a quality grower, I'd serve it Happy Thanksgiving! as a starter and not with the main meal Sea Cliff Remembers Their Veterans

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Downtown Glen Cove Celebrates Small Business Saturday and the Start of the Holiday Season y downtown this holi me pla day seas o Join the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District on! C (B.I.D.) at our annual tree lighting on Saturday November 29th starting at 1:30 pm at the intersection of Glen and Bridge Streets. Photos with Santa, Carriage rides (end at 3:45 pm), hot cocoa, entertainment, tree lighting at dusk. Get your “Downtown Playbook”  lled with great discounts and specials at participating businesses: For more information, go to www.glencovedowntown.org Like us at facebook.com/glencovedowntownBID. From November 29th through December 31st, bring your “Downtown Playbook” into the following businesses to get your book stamped and take advantage of their great offers. From January 1 through January 15th, the Downtown B.I.D. will collect the Playbooks and enter them into a lotteryy with a pprize of $50$500!0! Charles of Glen Cove F & F Décor Center Musketa Cove Bait & Accent on the Home Hardware Tackle 19 Glen St.• 516-671-3111 18 Glen St. • 516-674-4776 17 Bridge St. • 343-7152 10 Glen St. • 674-0726 10% off 25% off 50% off 10% Hardware & Housewares Bathroom And Kitchen Faucets, Bamboo Snapper Rods Bonus Discount On All Gift Items (Excluding Power Tools, Electrical Appliances, Heaters, Logs And Snow-Related Items) Medicine Cabinets, Vanities GLY Books and Café Vintage Furniture and Novelty Gill Associates Photography Aboff’s Paints

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Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District, 18 Village Square, Glen Cove, NY 11542 516.759.6970 • www.glencovedowntown.org Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 20, 2014 Glen Cove Youth Bureau and Girl Scout Troop 125 Team Up to Help Needy Glen Cove’s Girl Scout Troop 125, money will be used to provide holiday with assistance from two members of food baskets to over 100 needy families Glen Cove Boy Scout Pack 6, generous- in the community. By living their scout ly gave of their time and talent in assist- promise, these young people helped ing the Glen Cove Youth Bureau with its many needy families have a bountiful annual Holiday Food Drive. The Scouts holiday feast. Pictured here are the hard spent a beautiful Saturday afternoon col- working members of Troop 125 and Pack lecting donations at North Shore Farms. 6 with some of the generous donations Their hard work paid off in the form of they collected at North Shore Farms. numerous boxes of non-perishable food items and cash donations. The food and

Naturalists Engage 1st Graders in Hands-On Learning Opportunities in Science

North Shore Schools, Glen Head, NY children to act out wind blowing through wide Enrichment teacher, and Dr. Carol Editor and Publisher - Ann Coney and Kathy Frost, the natu- trees during the various stages on the Smyth, Elementary Director of Science Kevin C. Horton ralists from BOCES Outdoor Education Beaufort scale! and Math, for bringing this wonderful, Photographers Program, recently visited Glenwood Many thanks to both Ann Coney interactive science experience to the stu- Peter Budraitis Landing leading students in many hands- and Kathy Frost from BOCES as well dents at Glenwood Landing School. Richard Wilson Jr. on learning opportunities pertaining to as Audra Marcantonio, GWL School- Art Director science and weather. Mrs. Marcanto- Milkenia Horton nio said, “The two naturalists involved Circulation Manager students in lessons including tempera- Robert J. Horton ture, cloud formations, tornados, and Layout Design the stages of water just to name a few! Jackie Comitino They asked thought-provoking questions Staff Writers which all tied in beautifully to the sci- John C. O’Connell ence curriculum and Next Generation Brenda Weck Science Standards.” Gene Auciello The young Glenwood students eagerly Carol Griffin listened and interacted with the natural- Matthew Ross ists as they sat outside on a beautiful Sports Editor sunny day in the outdoor classroom. The Robin Appel first graders watched as a big thermome- Gazette logo designed by ter was used to demonstrate the changing artist Janice Leotti degrees of temperature. The naturalists Patricia Campbell Horton then blew into an anemometer to mea- Publisher Emeritus sure the miles per hour of the wind. But, that’s not all! The students were able to 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 experience the different stages of water e-mail: [email protected] by touching ice, watching ice turn to wa- Phone: 516-671-2360 ter, and being squirted by water vapor KCH Publications, Inc. which they all happily enjoyed! Addi- All rights reserved tionally, the naturalists created tornados, formed clouds in a bottle, discussed vari- BOECES Naturalists recently engaged elementary students at Glenwood Landing in lessons ous formations of clouds (e.g., cumulus, focusing on temperature, cloud formations, tornados, and the three stages of water - just to stratus, and cirrus), and encouraged the name a few! Article and photos by Shelly Newman Week of November 20, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Tobacco Kills Too Many Vulnerable New York Youth Great American Smokeout Spotlights Lifetime cigarette use continues to rise Pressing Need to Help Change the into the 10th grade (18.8%) and 12th Odds grade (39.3%).” The American Cancer Society, spon- The Great American Smokeout is an sor of the annual Great American Smoke- annual reminder that quitting smoking is out, estimates that 30 percent of cancers critical for good health. Sadly, the most could be avoided if people stopped using at-risk populations in New York haven’t tobacco. Quitting smoking is the single been able to quit on this day or any other. most important step you can take to re- The use of Tobacco is still the leading duce your risk of cancer and improve cause of preventable disease and death your health. killing nearly 24,000 New Yorkers every Per Carol Meschkow-TACLI Nassau year and afflicting nearly 600,000 New Project Coordinator, “For our youth, re- Yorkers with serious disease directly at- ducing initiation is the greatest weapon tributable to their smoking. Tobacco is in the effort to prevent addiction. The not an equal opportunity killer – there New York State Tobacco Control Pro- has been no reduction in smoking rates gram continues to focus their efforts on among low-income adults, adults with youth for a very clear reason. 90% of poor mental health, and those with less smokers smoke their first cigarette by the than a high school education. age of 18. It is during these formative The School Committee of SAFE Inc.’s years that our youth are most vulnerable PRIDE Project Coalition will continue to Tobacco Marketing especially at the their partnership with the Tobacco Ac- Point-of-Sale and we are grateful to part- tion Coalition of Long Island to address ner with SAFE and their Coalition Mem- these concerns on Thursday, November bers to prevent the next generation of 20, 2014 in celebration of G.A.S.O at the smokers.” SAFE’s Board and Executive Glen Cove High School with students by Dr. Harris do an incredible job of brining bringing their attention to reducing their together all of the community stakehold- exposure to Tobacco Marketing. . The ers on behalf of their local youth”. Coalition is Co-Chaired by Anthony For more information on the Tobacco Gallo, GC HS Health Education Teacher Action Coalition visit: www.breathe- and the School Committee is chaired freely.org To get help quitting follow the Denise Kiernan-GC SD Director of icon for the NY New York State Smok- Health, Phys Ed & Athletics. ers’ Quitline or call 1-866-NY-QUITS. Executive Director-Dr. Sharon Harris For further information on SAFE, said, “SAFE’s goal is early intervention Inc and their initiatives contact SAFE and prevention education.” Dr. Harris at: 516-676-2008 or visit the website at continued, “According to the 2014 Bach www.safeglencove.org Harrison Prevention Needs Assessment Survey, Glen Cove’s youth showed a rise in lifetime and 30-day Tobacco Use. Mapping Out A Winning Strategy For Glen Cove The PRIDE Project Coalition members Coalition's Mission and Vision. A meet- held a Sustainability Planning session to ing will be held with the Board Chair, learn the results of the Coalition self- as- NGCTF, Coalition Co-Chairs and Com- sessment (KAIZEN) taken in may and mittee Chairs to concentrate on the areas conducted by Sergeant David You and of improvement. The National Guard has Sergeant First Class Jairo Aquino from the committed to continue to work with the National Guard Counterdrug Task Force Coalition, attending Committee meetings (NGCTF). The KAIZEN is designed to as well as conducting future presenta- help Coalitions become more effective in tions. their work. Coalition Committee Chairs, For further information on any SAFE, SAFE Board of Directors and Staff re- Inc. PRIDE Project Coalition and their viewed the results of the Kaizen together initiatives contact SAFE at 516 676-2008. and brainstormed ideas for the coalition’s SAFE Inc. is a not for profit tax-exempt areas of improvement. Overall, the Coali- substance abuse education and prevention is functioning well. Areas to focus on tion agency located in Glen Cove. Visit are raising participation and delegation of our website at www.safeglencove.org and responsibilities. For example, members follow us on Facebook at www.facebook. need to be more engaged, some feel they com/GlenCovePrideCoalition. may need a more active role. To that end, a newly designed Coalition Orienta- tion Packet with Volunteer Skills Checklist was created to assist with attracting new Co- alition members with a clear understanding of the Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 20, 2014 Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District Recognizes City ’ of Glen Cove Small Businesses by Celebrating Small Business Saturday®

November 29th Holiday Celebration, borhood Champions program to help Tree Lighting and “Play Downtown” rally communities around Small Busi- Kick-Off to Start at 1:30 PM at Bridge ness Saturday and is working alongside and School Streets numerous business organizations to sup- by Kevin Horton port local Small Business Saturday cel- Today the Glen Cove Downtown Busi- ebrations throughout the country. Sea Cliff Author Shares His Unique Poetry ness Improvement District (B.I.D.) an- “The Downtown Business Improve- nounced its participation in the fifth annu- ment District traditionally holds its an- On Thursday, December 4th, the Sea Cliff Village Library is proud to present Sea al Small Business Saturday on November nual tree lighting and winter events Cliff author Stanley “Tom” Young as he reads from his book, A view (as seen) by a 29th to support independent businesses as part of a kick-off to bring shoppers toilet seat. A view is a collection of free verse writings using personification to tell in downtown Glen Cove. Founded by in downtown. We are using the American stories from a unique perspective. Copies will be available for purchase; they’d make American Express in 2010, Small Busi- Express Small Business Saturday cam- great and unique holiday presents. 7:30pm. ness Saturday® is a day to celebrate the paign to get folks to come and ‘Play small businesses that help support your Downtown,’” according to Francine neighborhood and is held every year on Koehler, the Downtown B.I.D.’s Ex- Glen Cove Senior Center Honors the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Now ecutive Director. “We hope people will in its fifth year, Small Business Satur- come on down and get to know our busi- day has been embraced as part of the ness owners and what we have to offer.” Local Heroes holiday shopping tradition as each year Small business owners can learn more shoppers, businesses and public officials about taking part in Small Business By Jenny Weiss Kessel, Director of the Glen Cove Youth come together to Shop Small® and show Saturday and download free marketing Bureau, Arlene O’Dell, Councilwoman, their neighborhood pride. materials on www.shopsmall.com. Con- On Friday, November 14th, members Pam Panzenbeck, and Library Director, Understanding the important contri- sumers can also visit the site to find small of the Glen Cove Police, Auxiliary Po- Kathie Flynn were all here to pay tribute, butions small businesses make to their merchants to shop at on Small Business lice, Fire Department, E.M.S., and Har- as Reverend Betsy Simpson opened with communities, the Glen Cove Downtown Saturday. bor Patrol were honored with a luncheon a beautiful invocation. Mayor Spinello B.I.D. is pleased to announce our par- About the Glen Cove Downtown Busi- at the Glen Cove Senior Center. Execu- spoke, good- naturedly joking with the ticipation in Small Business Saturday ness Improvement District tive Director, Carol Waldman expressed men and women as he thanked them for and the Neighborhood Champion pro- The Glen Cove Downtown Business Im- her gratitude to the members of all of our their service to the City of Glen Cove. gram. On November 29th from 1:30 provement District was created as a tool local helping agencies, “and the leader of Seven seniors spoke of the exceptional to 5:30 PM, the greater Glen Cove and to help revitalize Glen Cove’s downtown them all, our Mayor, Reggie Spinello,” compassion, calmness in crisis, caring surrounding area is encouraged to take commercial district. Using a combina- and Deputy Mayor, Barbara Peebles, for and devotion these heroes have shown to part in our Small Business Saturday tree tion of capital improvement and beau- “keeping our welfare their number one them, and to all whom they serve in our lighting and “Play Downtown” cam- tification projects, special events and priority.” Carol expressed the impor- community. The afternoon concluded paign at the intersection of Glen and marketing, the Downtown B.I.D. seeks tance of taking out time to acknowledge with beautiful music by the Senior Cen- Bridge Streets. The event will feature to promote its businesses, attract invest- these local heroes, “whose extraordinary ter’s Golden Voices Chorale, followed by free horse and carriage rides (rides end ment, and work to make downtown Glen service has made our homes, our fami- delicious pastries for dessert, donated by at 3:45 pm), photos with Santa, visit by Cove a place where good things are hap- lies and our community healthier, safer St. Rocco’s Bakery. There were hugs all Santa on the Fire Truck, entertainment, pening. and filled with a peace of mind not easily around. Perhaps the next time you see free hot cocoa. In addition the Down- found in today’s world.” one of these fabulous men and women, town B.I.D. will kick-off its month-long About Small Business Saturday Nassau County Legislator, Delia De- you may want to give them a hug, too! “Play Downtown” campaign by distrib- November 29th marks the fifth annual Riggi-Whitton, Legislative Aide, Toni uting the “Downtown Playbook,” filled Small Business Saturday, a day dedicat- with great shopping discounts and free ed to supporting the local businesses that gifts offered by participating downtown create jobs, boost the economy and pre- businesses. The campaign will end with serve neighborhoods around the country. a lucky Playbook holder winning a $500 Small Business Saturday was created by lottery. Be sure to stop by to support lo- American Express in 2010 in response cal businesses and receive Shop Small® to small business owners’ most pressing giveaways like tote bags, buttons and need: more customers. balloons. American Express created the Neigh-

For Gazette advertising information call 671-2360 Week of November 20, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Are our kids drinking, taking drugs, and smoking? SAFE shares results of youth survey at Town Hall!

The results of the Bach-Harrison Pre- Psychologist, shared the information graders remained at 0%. As for prescrip- partnership with Staff Sergeant David vention Needs Assessment Survey are from the survey in a PowerPoint pre- tion lifetime drug use, it has decreased You and Staff Sergeant Ohiro Aquino of in! The survey administered biannually sentation. He said that the survey grants between eighth and twelfth graders. the National Guard Counter Drug Task at the Glen Cove School District to stu- people more information than whether Sixth graders’ use remains the same at Force so kids in a bad situation can uti- dents in grades 6th through 12th were or not young people have used drugs. 0%. Tenth graders lifetime use has in- lize the app to get home safely”. shared with the public by SAFE, Inc. “We want to know at what age, do they creased from 2.6% in 2012 to 4.3% in The Coalition’s Youth Committee at Town Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 16. The perceive the risk, do the parents disap- 2014. Sixth grade cigarette use slightly Co-Chaired by Melissa Rhodes, Execu- survey assessed the current use of alco- prove,” he added. increased. By the time students reach the tive Director of the Glen Cove Boys and hol, marijuana, tobacco and other drugs Survey Highlights--usage from eighth grade 9.8% have tried smoking Girls Club and Arlene O’Dell, Executive by Glen Cove youth, Director of the Glen and also offered Cove Youth Bureau” longitude historical commented “We data from prior sur- plan to continue veys to compare and our workshops with contrast. the National Guard “Every commu- and the Youth Bu- nity has drug and reau will continue to alcohol use,” said work with SAFE in Georgie Connett, our After Three Pro- SAFE Board Chair gram which is for and Strategic Plan- kids and parents,” ner for the Coalition O’Dell said. Bureau charged with ana- Youth Employment lyzing the needs as- Coordinator Jacki sessment data. “Ten Yonick continued, years ago we ap- “It is very important plied for a drug free that we have their community grant thoughts included to change societal on future discus- norms about alcohol sions and plans.” and substance abuse C o a l i t i o n through a sustain- Parent Commit- able Coalition. We tee Chair Laurent have accomplished Caballero said she that task as you will would continue to see here this eve- run her workshops ning. Additionally, a for Spanish speaking Foundation has been parents. “They don’t formed, entitled the know the (English) Glen Cove Commu- language and I don’t nity PRIDE Founda- want them to be in tion, Inc. to continue the dark,” the Coalition’s ef- A special forts and support highlight of the eve- other community ning was when the based organizations who believe in early 6th to 12th grade mirrored National at least once, which is a large increase Students from the Youth Bureau spoke prevention and healthy lifestyles” . norms for substances abuse across the from sixth grade. Cigarette use between eloquently at the Town Hall meeting The survey is one avenue SAFE, board whether it be alcohol, drugs or tenth and twelfth graders continues to in- about how they are helping the commu- Inc. utilizes to support the efforts of the tobacco with the alarming exception of crease. nity representing what is positive in Glen PRIDE Project Coalition to eliminate the fact that in Glen Cove our 8th graders Following the survey results, repre- Cove. drug and alcohol abuse among Glen binge drinking is above the National av- sentatives of the Coalition’s four Com- For further information on any SAFE, Cove youth. Funded by a Drug-Free erage. We are getting the message across mittees, all serving our local Glen Cove Inc. PRIDE Project Coalition and their Communities Act (“DFC”) federal grant, as we are for the most part on a par with youth, addressed the audience providing initiatives contact SAFE at 516 676- the survey is used to gauge the effective- our peers communities, but clearly the information about the respective com- 2008. SAFE Inc. is a not for profit tax- ness of the Coalition’s efforts and to re- challenges are great, and there is more mittees and their immediate action plan exempt substance abuse education and main cognizant of the areas that need to work to be done. to incorporate this latest data in their fu- prevention agency located in Glen Cove. be addressed. The survey shows that most sixth ture action plans to address this matter. Visit our website at www.safeglencove. “SAFE is a tremendous organi- graders haven’t used alcohol yet. The Coalition School Committee Chair org and follow us on Facebook at www. zation,” said Glen Cove Mayor Spinello. lifelong use of alcohol among sixth grad- Denise Kiernan, who is also the Direc- facebook.com/GlenCovePrideCoalition. “I’m very proud we passed a ban on hoo- ers has decreased by 1.9% since the last tor of Health, Physical Education & kah bars. This administration cares about time the survey was administered, which Athletics for the District spoke about the the youth of Glen Cove.” was in 2012. Lifetime use between tenth HS SALT (Student Athlete Leadership The Coalition, in partnership with and twelfth graders has also decreased, Team) program. The members of SALT, Carol Meschkow-Nassau Project Coor- but eighth grade lifetime use has in- are trained to do peer to peer training dinator of the Tobacco Action Coalition creased by 2.1%. Binge drinking was with the district’s middle school students. of Long Island initiated this sweeping also surveyed. It has decreased among “The SALT members have worked hard legislative action. Ms Meschkow ap- sixth and tenth grades but increased to teach good decision making,” Kiernan preciates the opportunity to support the among eighth and twelfth graders. And said, adding that she was proud of their community in our ongoing efforts to eighth grade binge drinking in Glen efforts. remain pro-active on behalf of the local Cove is higher than the national average. Coalition Co-Chair and Community youth. Since the 2012 survey lifetime use of Committee Chair Tony Gallo continued Dr. Bernard S. Gorman, inde- marijuana has decreased in grades eight, “We are continuing our efforts to create pendent Grant Evaluator and Research ten and twelve. Lifetime use among sixth a SAFE Rides card Smartphone app in Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 20, 2014 Students Head to the Polls Students from Connolly and Landing elementary schools in Glen Cove exer- cised their right to vote during Student Council Elections, which highlighted student-candidates’ enthusiasm to enrich their school communities. Both of the elections received support from local officials, with Glen Cove Deputy Mayor Barbara A. Peebles attending the Landing assembly and Glen Cove Mayor Reginald Spinello joining the Connolly students. During his remarks, Spinello wished the candidates luck and encouraged students, teachers and parents to give the contenders their full attention because they were helping to make a better future. “These students are running for office because they want to help make your school better and that’s really a good thing because they’re looking out for you,” Spinello said. Also in attendance at both events was Superintendent of Schools Maria Rianna, who reminded students that voting was an “honored privilege.” “We’re getting to do something some students in Back row (l-r): Connolly Principal Rose Sekelsky, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Technology Dr. Michael other schools in other parts of the coun- Israel, Glen Cove Mayor Reginald Spinello and Glen Cove Superintendent of Schools Maria Rianna are pictured with students run- try don’t get to do,” she said. “It’s impor- ning for positions on the Connolly Student Council, as well as student speakers from the assembly. tant because voting for someone allows us to understand what you want in your school, city, state and in your country.” The superintendent also told students that it was their job to help the candidates once they were elected. “We have to help them accomplish what they say they can do,” Rianna added. “We are stronger when we work together.” Candidates from both schools took to the podium, giving heartfelt speeches explaining why he or she wanted to be elected to the student council. Connolly Principal Rose Sekelsky and Landing Principal Dimitri Pictured (l-r): Glen Cove Mayor Reginald Spinello, Superin- Kyroneris wished all the candidates luck tendent of School Maria Rianna and Assistant Superintendent and reminded student-voters to choose for Curriculum, Instruction and Technology Dr. Michael Israel Connolly students took notes on the candidates while they the people who would best represent attended the Connolly School assembly. were giving their speeches. their schools.

Bottom row (l-r): Landing School Student Council Advisor Maria DePace, Principal Dimitri Kryon- eris and Student Council Advisor Denise Pawlowski are pictured with students running for positions on Landing’s Student Council. Photos provided by the Glen Cove City School District. Week of November 20, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 Denise Savino-Erichsen “2014 Williams Celebrates 15th

Business Person Of The Year” First Baptist Church of Glen Cove held a celebration to commemorate Rev. Roger C. Williams' 15th Pastoral Anniversary. It was a beautiful afternoon ﬁlled with musical tributes and passionate expressions of gratitude from his congregation and invited guests. Glen Cove is fortunate to have such a caring and compassionate leader in our community. Pictured with Mayor Spinello are Rev. Roger C. Williams, Councilman Anthony Gallo, Councilman Timothy Tenke

On October 22, Glen Head resident greatly expanded the family business, Denise Savino-Erichsen, president of increasing its service vehicles from two Automatic Industries, will be honored to a fleet of 11, and now employing 26 by the Queens Chamber of Commerce full-time workers plus subcontractors. as the Women Owned Business Cham- “I’m very hands-on,” she says. “I pion. For the last 20 years, the chamber love getting out and meeting with co-op has recognized outstanding leaders in boards and anyone we service. If there’s the business community based on their a problem, I want to solve it.” Savino-Er- company’s growth, job creation, and ichsen also takes pride in using the latest dedication to the community. technology. “We’re close to eliminating “We looked at the company’s growth, coin systems,” she says. “We’re able to job creation, obstacles they may have offer our customers credit card, cash-to- Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016 had to overcome and dedication to the card and internet-based systems to pay community,” says Sophia Ganosis, Chief for their laundry machine use.” She can of Operations for the Queens Chamber also track the whereabouts of all 11 ve- Initiates Three New Members of Commerce. “Denise was the commit- hicles in real time, assuring efficient ser- tee’s clear choice for the Woman-Owned vice for clients. Loggia Glen Cove No.1016, Inc., Order Sons of Italy in America recently initi- Business Champion category. In fact, A firm believer in giving back to the ated three new members into the Lodge. Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016, Inc. is the two of her clients nominated her.” community, Savino-Erichsen has helped oldest Lodge on Long Island. If anyone is interested in joining our fraternal organi- Automatic Industries provides laun- clients affected by fires or other disasters zation, you may call the membership chairperson Angelo Grande at 516-922-6747. dry operations—washing machines and by disabling the meters on the washers The meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month at 69 Glen Street, Glen dryers—to multi-dwelling buildings in and dryers so that their laundry could be Cove, NY at 8 PM. New York City and on Long Island. The done for free. She believes in volunteer- residential buildings range from high- ing, too. A committee member of the rise and small landmarked cooperatives Diabetes Research Institute, she plays and condominiums in the five boroughs an active role in organizing its annual of New York City and Nassau and Suf- fund raiser, and has participated in fund folk County. The company also services raising events for the Boys Scouts and hotels, motels, college residence halls her children’s grammar school. Savino- and even marinas and campgrounds. Erichsen is also a member of the Com- Savino-Erichsen’s father, Bob Savino, munity Housing Improvement Program. born in Corona, founded the business in “I’m appreciative of this honor,” she 1971 after owning an excavation com- says, “All of us at Automatic Industries pany that served the construction field. work hard and hope to do the right thing “My dad had an idea and a vision,” says by the people we serve. My father, our Savino-Erichsen. “He was literally a CEO and founder, had a great vision man in a van at the beginning. I am fortu- and formed a wonderful foundation. We nate to have the benefit of the foundation have a talented and dedicated team that he built for the business—he’s truly my enables us to maintain our success. It’s hero.” humbling to receive this recognition.” Bob Savino, Automatic Industries Also being honored October 22 is CEO, is semi-retired now, and so his Marissa Shorenstein, President, AT&T daughter runs the day-to-day operations New York; Daniel Zausner, Chief Op- as president. A 1990 graduate of the New erating Office, USTA Billie Jean King York Institute of Technology, Savino- National Tennis Center; Edward Farrell, Erichsen learned the highly competitive President, Resorts World Casino New laundry service industry from the ground York City; and Kevin Alexander, Execu- up. She worked part-time during college tive Director, Rockaway Development Photo: Left to right: Joseph Gallo Jr., President, Anna Maria Vilella, Maria Gallo, Joseph and went on to hold a variety of jobs as a and Revitalization Corporation. Gallo, Sr., Michelle Scarfo Juarez, Delia De Riggi-Whitton, County Legislator and Richard full-time employee. Over the years, she Valicenti Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 20, 2014

GarviesGarvies PPointoint MMuseumuseum & PPreservereserve NATIVE AMERICAN FEAST SaturdaySaturday & Sunday,Sunday November 22 & 23, 2014 | 10 am - 4 pm

$5.00 per person 5 years & over Design with a deeper meaning. current Friends members get free entry In the spirit of gifting and giving back activities held indoors & outdoors, rain or shine “Shop for Charity” • Open-Fire Cooking • Sample Native Foods November 15th through Christmas. • Spear Throwing- • Native Food Displays Use An Atlatl • Pottery Making • Tool Technology: • Interactive Woodland Fire-Making, Village Corn Grinding, • Exhibits Drill In Stone • Nature Trails • Face Painting • Films

Corn Soup ¾ cup regular grits (white or yellow) 2 cups parboiled or cooked beans ½ cup dried squash

731462 “The Sharyn II” ¾ cup soaked whole hominy (white or yellow) 50 Barry Drive Custom Diamond Engagement Ring. ½ cup mashed pumpkin (optional) Glen Cove ½ cup black walnuts (optional) 516-571-8010 Sprinkle grits over surface of 6-8 quarts boiling water. Add remaining ingredients. Stir frequently until soup is Nassau County Executive thickened and hominy is soft. Add salt if desired. Edward P. Mangano

North Shore Masquers Proudly Present RENT Friday, 11/21, 7:30 PM and Saturday, 11/22, 2 PM and 7:30 PM, HS Theatre

The North Shore High School Masquers proudly present RENT, a popular mu- Stackable Couture sical that continues to thrill, shock, and inspire us. RENT is the story of a group Eternity Bands of friends who seek to live life as fully as they can-- every minute of every day. 18kt Gold Eternity Bands One of the most important shows of our time,RENT will make you cry, make with Diamonds, Sapphires, you laugh, and leave you singing "No day but today!" Rubies and Emeralds. *Parental guidance is strong suggested. Use your stones or ours.

Don't miss it on Friday, November 21st, at 7:30 PM and Saturday, November Winner World Gold Council 22nd, at 2 PM and 7:30 PM in the North Shore High School Theatre. Tickets Design Competition are available at https://northshoreartsangels.thundertix.com/ -- this show will “Buddha of Compassion” very likely sell out! Get your tickets now! 18kt Green Gold with Pavé Blue Sapphires, Ruby & White Diamond. Before the ﬁnal performance of Rent, there will be the annual Spotlight Dinner, a theater fundraising event hosted by the Arts Angels featuring tasty selections from Grassroots restaurant served buffet style in the cafeteria specially deco- 2014 Shop for Charity Partners rated to ﬁt the show’s urban bohemian vibe. Students and alumni will provide Community Chest of Port Washington NCRT of Glen Cove live acoustic music. Enjoy a relaxed pre-show meal with friends, family and Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation Nicholas Center for Autism/Spectrum alumni and help keep the North Shore Masquers provided with the equipment of America Designs Foundation they need! Tickets are available at https://northshoreartsangels.thundertix. Friends of the Port Washington Library Port Washington Children’s Center Friends of the Sands Point Preserve Port Washington Education Foundation com/ Glen Cove Boys and Girls Club Port Washington Library Foundation Hearts of Port Washington Port Washington Parks Conservancy Landmark on Main Street Residents for a More Beautiful Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation Port Washington Long Island Council on Alcoholism and Tuesday’s Children Drug Dependency Women’s Fund of Long Island Nassau County Museum of Art glennbradford.com 279 Main Street, Port Washington, NY~516-767-1600

©2014 Glenn Bradford Fine Jewelry Corp. & Glenn Bradford Licensing Group I Corp. Week of November 20, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 Local Charity + Local Main Street A Winning Formula for our Communities

Port Washington Village Jeweler Glenn Bradford partnering with [OPZ/VSPKH`:LHZVUZV[OH[T`W\YJOHZL community based charities to raise funds & awareness with their ZWPYP[\HSQL^LSY`N\Y\¹.SLUU)YHKMVYK^OVOHZJ\S[P]H[LKH 13th Annual “Holiday Shop for Charity” ¸1L^LSY`PZ[OLTVZ[PU[PTH[LVMWVZZLZZPVUZ¹Z[H[LZT\S[P 3PSSPHU JVU[PU\LZ ¸(Z H TH[[LY VM MHJ[ 0 PUZPZ[LK VU

illian McCormick didn’t realize who award to his daughter a year earlier and Glenn Bradford was when she waltzed OH]PUN^VUOPZNLULYV\ZNPM[JLY[PÄJH[LMYVT into his shop with her winning grand one of the charities that I had founded. YHMÅL WYPaL H .PM[ *LY[PÄJH[L The above still amazes me.” MYVT KH` [V UPNO[ 1L^LSY` Lthat she received while attending Landmark Glenn and Sharyn Bradford strongly H[ P[Z ILZ[ PZ HU L_[LUZPVU on Main’s Annual Gala Event. Glenn did not believe in the act of giving back. Their realize who she was either. years of grassroots philanthropy have raised 3PSSPHUHUK.SLUUILJHTLMHZ[MYPLUKZHZ awareness and substantial funds for both local they shared their love of philanthropy and Shop for Charity and global charities. giving back. As a matter of fact Lillian was the ;OLPY [O HUU\HS ¸.SLUU )YHKMVYK L]LY`VUL ZOV\SK VÛ NYLH[ WLYZ3H\YPL:JOLPUTHUVM>P[ founder of The Landmark on Main Street and E-Gift Card Shop for Charity” runs from November 25% will be donated, TLHUPUNM\S KLZPNU ÔL[OLY HUK>OPTHUK(ÒHU/HZZHUVM has been recognized for her life’s work as a to be used in-store or on-line. [O*OYPZ[THZ `V\ ZWLUK ÄM[` KVSSHYZ VY H community leader and activist advocating on ;OL )YHKMVYK»Z HYL KVUH[PUN VM HYLVUIVHYKHZ^LSS6ULVMV\Y[OLTLZPZº.L[;V ILOHSMVM^VTLUJOPSKYLU[OLLSKLYS`HUKV[OLYZ ZHSLZ MYVT [OLPY H^HYK^PUUPUN ¸)\KKOH¹ ¸3V]L 3VJRL[¹ .SLUU»ZHY[PZ[^PMLWHY[ULY 2UV^@V\Y5LPNOIVY»¹ Lillian enjoyed perusing through what felt like a life size HUK ¸+PHTVUK +\Z[¹ :WPYP[\HS *VSSLJ[PVUZ VM HSS V[OLY HUK JVSSHIVYH[VY :OHYÙ QL^LSYÌV_ÔPSL.SLUUZOHYLK[OLPUZWPYH[PVUILOPUKTHU` ZHSLZ HUK VM :OHYÙ )YHKMVYK»Z -PUL (Y[ HUK .SLUU of his collections. Being a spiritual sort and a collector of Bradford “Shop for Charity” E-Gift Cards. “Shop for Chaity” ^PUUPUNLJSLJ[PJZWHJL/LY ZPVU PU [OLPY [OYLL JOPSKYLU ÔV HYL UV^ MVSSV^PUN Z\P[ HZ )\KKOHZ MYVT HYV\UK [OL ^VYSK 3PSSPHU \S[PTH[LS` JOVZL H ,.PM[ *HYKZ YHUNL MYVT [V V]LYZPaLKJVSVYYPJOJHU]HZLZHKVYU[OL^HSSZVM[OLZOVW Buddha Pendant from Glenn’s award-winning collection. Use your “Shop for Charity” E-Gift NP]PUNP[HYLSH_LKJYLH[P]L]PIL.SLUU)YHKMVYK-PUL1L^LSY` ( ML^ ^LLRZ SH[LY 3PSSPHU H[[LUKLK H M\UKYHPZLY MVY [OL Card to shop on-line or in-store. ^HZYLJLU[S`ZLSLJ[LKHZ¸6ULVM[OL*VVSLZ[1L^LSY`:[VYLZPU >VTLU»Z-\UKVM3VUN0ZSHUK>-30WYV\KS`^LHYPUN[OL Certain restrictions apply. (TLYPJH¹HUKOHZILLU[V\[LKI`[OLWYLZZHZHISLUKVM:VOV ;H`SLY )YHKMVYK UV^ Buddha around her neck. ¸1\SPL /HYUPJR VM [OL HUK[OL/HTW[VUZ0[PZHM\SSZLY]PJLQL^LSY`ZOVWVMMLYPUN ¸>OLU 0 JOLJRLK PU :[HJL` :JHYWVUL [OL ,_LJ\[P]L Community Chest of Port L]LY`[OPUNMYVT^H[JOIH[[LYPLZHUKYLWHPYZWLHYSYLZ[YPUNPUN /PNO :JOVVS 5:/: +PYLJ[VY VM [OL -\UK L_JSHPTLK º@V\HYL ^LHYPUN H Washington asked me about QL^LSY`YLWHPYZHUKYLZ[VYH[PVU[VZTHSSNPM[ZHUKHWWYHPZHSZ .SLUU)YHKMVYK)\KKOH»º/V^KPK`V\RUV^&» [OLILNPUUPUNZVMV\Yº:OVWMVY 0 HZRLK º6O .SLUU :OHYÙ )YHKMVYK HYL *OHYP[`»¹ Z[H[LZ .SLUU ¸0[ ^HZ HUK MVY V\Y JVTT\UP[PLZ 0 ^V\SK OH]L JVTL PU SVUN HNV ]LY`NVVKMYPLUKZVMTPULHUKZ\WWVY[LYZVM born as a grassroots effort right the Women’s Fund.’ HM[LY 6\Y ZOVW ^HZ PU 5VY[O:OVYL/VSPKH`/V\ZL :[HUKPUN UL_[ [V OLY ^HZ T` MYPLUK >PUP 9VZSÙ =PSSHNL ÔPJO SVZ[ [^V -YL\UKMVYTLYWYLZPKLU[VM[OL-\UK»Z)VHYKÔV ÄYLÄNO[LYZ HUK H WVSPJL VMÄJLY “The Moon & Stars” 4J*VYTPJR @V\UN >VTHU L_JSHPTLKº3PSSPHU`V\NH]LOPZKH\NO[LY We raised substantial funds for 18kt. Green Gold Cocktail Ring with ;H`SLY [OL :OHWPYV4J*VYTPJR the surviving families that were Peruvian Opal, Pavé Diamonds & ;VKH` [OLYL ZLLTZ [V IL NYHU[MYVT[OLVTHU 3LHKLY (^HYK distributed by The Roslyn Fire last year at the Fund’s +LWHY[TLU[:VVUHM[LY^LSH\UJOLKV\YHUU\HSHUKPUZVTL Annual Breakfast!’ I `LHYZZLTPHUU\HSº:OVWMVY*OHYP[`»4VU[O3VUN:OVWWPUN OLY HJHKLTPJZ SLHKLYZOPW had not realized that ,]LU[;OPZ`LHY»ZM\UKYHPZPUNZLHZVUPZKH`ZSVUN¹ Tayler Bradford was :OHYÙZ[H[LZ¸:PUJL[OLILNPUUPUNV\YZOVWOHZZLY]LK Glenn’s daughter. HZ H ]LZZLS [V YHPZL M\UKZ MVY ]LY` ^VY[O` JH\ZLZ 6\Y I could not philanthropy is continuous as we give throughout the year. It HJYVZZ3VUN0ZSHUKJ\STPUH[PUNPUHNHSSLY`L_OPIP[PVUPU[OL wait to tell is part of our brand DNA and the support of our loyal clientele ZWYPUN VM (SS WYVJLLKZ ^PSS IL KVUH[LK [V>-30 :OL Glenn of the has allowed us to give back and raise tremendous awareness coincidence for charities that may fall below the radar of many people. We JS\IZPUZWPYPUNRPKZ[VILJVTL`V\UNSLHKLYZHUKJVTT\UP[` of my having have a deep connection to our charities.” given an Clients seeking a deeper connection to their personal ,[OHU)YHKMVYKHZVWOVTVYLH[5:/:JVMV\UKLK¸/VVWZ

Winner World Gold Council Design Competition “Buddha of Compassion” 18kt Green Gold with Pavé Blue Sapphires, Ruby & White Diamond. Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 20, 2014

Winner JCK Jewelers’ Choice Awards “Diamond Dust™” 18kt White Gold with Rough White Diamonds and Pavé White Diamonds on a Platinum Diamond Briolette Necklace with charms. Collection starting at $495.

history often pack up their jewelry boxes to visit with “the [OPZ/VSPKH`:LHZVUZV[OH[T`W\YJOHZL ZWPYP[\HSQL^LSY`N\Y\¹.SLUU)YHKMVYKÔVOHZJ\S[P]H[LKH will give back to my charity. What goes reputation and following for reimagining tired family jewels. around comes around.” ¸1L^LSY`PZ[OLTVZ[PU[PTH[LVMWVZZLZZPVUZ¹Z[H[LZT\S[P 3PSSPHU JVU[PU\LZ ¸(Z H award-winning designer TH[[LY VM MHJ[ 0 PUZPZ[LK VU Glenn Bradford. “Ideally spearheading this year’s your jewelry wardrobe “Glenn Bradford Shop should suit your life and style for Charity” fundraising OH]PUN^VUOPZNLULYV\ZNPM[JLY[PÄJH[LMYVT and be versatile by allowing committee. My fellow you to seamlessly transition committee members YHMÅL WYPaL H .PM[ *LY[PÄJH[L MYVT KH` [V UPNO[ 1L^LSY` include a member from H[ P[Z ILZ[ PZ HU L_[LUZPVU each charity partners’ of who you are by carrying board. Friends and sup- your past present and future porters of the Bradfords 3PSSPHUHUK.SLUUILJHTLMHZ[MYPLUKZHZ in great integrated design. including Angela Anton of Sharyn and I believe that Anton Community Newspa- ;OLPY [O HUU\HS ¸.SLUU )YHKMVYK L]LY`VUL ZOV\SK VÛ NYLH[ WLYZ3H\YPL:JOLPUTHUVM>P[ TLHUPUNM\S KLZPNU ÔL[OLY HUK>OPTHUK(ÒHU/HZZHUVM [O*OYPZ[THZ `V\ ZWLUK ÄM[` KVSSHYZ VY H Ayhan’s Restaurants and Marketplace ;OL )YHKMVYK»Z HYL KVUH[PUN VM million.” HYLVUIVHYKHZ^LSS6ULVMV\Y[OLTLZPZº.L[;V ILOHSMVM^VTLUJOPSKYLU[OLLSKLYS`HUKV[OLYZ ZHSLZ MYVT [OLPY H^HYK^PUUPUN ¸)\KKOH¹ ¸3V]L 3VJRL[¹ .SLUU»ZHY[PZ[^PMLWHY[ULY 2UV^@V\Y5LPNOIVY»¹ HUK ¸+PHTVUK +\Z[¹ :WPYP[\HS *VSSLJ[PVUZ VM HSS V[OLY “Halloween on Main Street” in front of HUK JVSSHIVYH[VY :OHYÙ The Bradford’s passion for giving back runs through their QL^LSYÌV_ÔPSL.SLUUZOHYLK[OLPUZWPYH[PVUILOPUKTHU` ZHSLZ HUK VM :OHYÙ )YHKMVYK»Z -PUL (Y[ HUK .SLUU Glenn Bradford Fine Jewelry. Glenn and a young trick or treater. designed their award- entire life. They have worked tirelessly to instill this same pas- ^PUUPUNLJSLJ[PJZWHJL/LY ZPVU PU [OLPY [OYLL JOPSKYLU ÔV HYL UV^ MVSSV^PUN Z\P[ HZ )\KKOHZ MYVT HYV\UK [OL ^VYSK 3PSSPHU \S[PTH[LS` JOVZL H ,.PM[ *HYKZ YHUNL MYVT [V V]LYZPaLKJVSVYYPJOJHU]HZLZHKVYU[OL^HSSZVM[OLZOVW they are each emerging as NP]PUNP[HYLSH_LKJYLH[P]L]PIL.SLUU)YHKMVYK-PUL1L^LSY` young community service ( ML^ ^LLRZ SH[LY 3PSSPHU H[[LUKLK H M\UKYHPZLY MVY [OL ^HZYLJLU[S`ZLSLJ[LKHZ¸6ULVM[OL*VVSLZ[1L^LSY`:[VYLZPU leaders. >VTLU»Z-\UKVM3VUN0ZSHUK>-30WYV\KS`^LHYPUN[OL (TLYPJH¹HUKOHZILLU[V\[LKI`[OLWYLZZHZHISLUKVM:VOV ;H`SLY )YHKMVYK UV^ ¸1\SPL /HYUPJR VM [OL HUK[OL/HTW[VUZ0[PZHM\SSZLY]PJLQL^LSY`ZOVWVMMLYPUN a senior at North Shore ¸>OLU 0 JOLJRLK PU :[HJL` :JHYWVUL [OL ,_LJ\[P]L L]LY`[OPUNMYVT^H[JOIH[[LYPLZHUKYLWHPYZWLHYSYLZ[YPUNPUN /PNO :JOVVS 5:/: +PYLJ[VY VM [OL -\UK L_JSHPTLK º@V\HYL ^LHYPUN H QL^LSY`YLWHPYZHUKYLZ[VYH[PVU[VZTHSSNPM[ZHUKHWWYHPZHSZ advocates for women and .SLUU)YHKMVYK)\KKOH»º/V^KPK`V\RUV^&» [OLILNPUUPUNZVMV\Yº:OVWMVY “If I had known all that the Bradfords do in their shop girls across Long Island 0 HZRLK º6O .SLUU :OHYÙ )YHKMVYK HYL *OHYP[`»¹ Z[H[LZ .SLUU ¸0[ ^HZ HUK MVY V\Y JVTT\UP[PLZ 0 ^V\SK OH]L JVTL PU SVUN HNV through her programs for ]LY`NVVKMYPLUKZVMTPULHUKZ\WWVY[LYZVM to support their gem of a shop” states Lillian. “We all need underprivileged girls at the HM[LY 6\Y ZOVW ^HZ PU to support our local Main 5VY[O:OVYL/VSPKH`/V\ZL :[HUKPUN UL_[ [V OLY ^HZ T` MYPLUK >PUP 9VZSÙ =PSSHNL ÔPJO SVZ[ [^V Street small businesses who She received The Shapiro- -YL\UKMVYTLYWYLZPKLU[VM[OL-\UK»Z)VHYKÔV ÄYLÄNO[LYZ HUK H WVSPJL VMÄJLY contribute so much to make 4J*VYTPJR @V\UN >VTHU L_JSHPTLKº3PSSPHU`V\NH]LOPZKH\NO[LY our communities vibrant. Leader Award along with a ;H`SLY [OL :OHWPYV4J*VYTPJR ;VKH` [OLYL ZLLTZ [V IL NYHU[MYVT[OLVTHU 3LHKLY (^HYK a disconnect between the Way to further her programs. +LWHY[TLU[:VVUHM[LY^LSH\UJOLKV\YHUU\HSHUKPUZVTL friends of the charities and Tayler was recognized for First Annual “Hoops for Harrison” Charity `LHYZZLTPHUU\HSº:OVWMVY*OHYP[`»4VU[O3VUN:OVWWPUN the small local businesses OLY HJHKLTPJZ SLHKLYZOPW Basketball Clinic. Founders Ethan Bradford and Jagger Gillman ,]LU[;OPZ`LHY»ZM\UKYHPZPUNZLHZVUPZKH`ZSVUN¹ that support them. The and community service. She :OHYÙZ[H[LZ¸:PUJL[OLILNPUUPUNV\YZOVWOHZZLY]LK charities need to do a is currently working on a photojournalism project that will HZ H ]LZZLS [V YHPZL M\UKZ MVY ]LY` ^VY[O` JH\ZLZ 6\Y better job of mobilizing depict the diverse and segregated faces of women and girls their friends and supporters HJYVZZ3VUN0ZSHUKJ\STPUH[PUNPUHNHSSLY`L_OPIP[PVUPU[OL to shop local and support ZWYPUN VM (SS WYVJLLKZ ^PSS IL KVUH[LK [V>-30 :OL these Main Street shops that is also a motivational speaker speaking at local schools and make such a big difference. JS\IZPUZWPYPUNRPKZ[VILJVTL`V\UNSLHKLYZHUKJVTT\UP[` Women’s Fund of Long Island Women Achievers Awards Breakfast. I myself am going to shop at service advocates. Lillian McCormick and Tayler Bradford Glenn Bradford Fine Jewelry ,[OHU)YHKMVYKHZVWOVTVYLH[5:/:JVMV\UKLK¸/VVWZ Week of November 20, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13

Featured (Left to Right): Anti-tarnish Sterling Silver Buddha Charms with Diamonds & Rubies - “Happy Buddha”, “Buddha of Wisdom”, “Buddha of Compassion”, “Aspiring to Be Buddha”. Collection starting at $195.

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glennbradford.com Glenn Bradford Fine Jewelry 279 Main Street, Port Washington, NY~516-767-1600 Week of November 20, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 15 Glen Cove Marching Band places 5th at Columbus Day Parade

Carbuto, judges from the competition Student conductor Samantha Smith offered remarks based on the Marching led the 92-member marching band dur- Band’s performance, which included, ing the competition. In addition, 16 kick- "Excellent sounding group," "Dynamics, line members and 18 varsity cheerlead- tone and intonation are right on point" ers performed. and "Great job with the ﬂags."

Glen Cove Varsity Cheerleaders A Marching Band judge said the and members of the kickline per- group’s “dynamics, tone and into- formed with the band. nation” were right on point.

The Glen Cove Marching Band is pictured with members of the Harlem Globe Trotters at the 70th annual New York City Columbus Day Parade. Photos courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District.

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175 Forest Avenue Locust Valley, NY 11560 516-277-2199 [email protected] M E NT I O N T HI S A D F O R 25% OFF Page 16 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 20, 2014 Glen Cove students spruce up their school North Shore Kiwanis Hosts Student members of Glen Cove High the volunteers showed great effort and School’s Distributive Education Club spirit. Kiwanis L.I. North Divisional of America (DECA) went to school on “It’s really something special when Election Day— on what should’ve been our students take the time to give back On November 5th, NS Kiwanis Club all the work these clubs do during the their day off — volunteering their time to their school community and demon- host Pres. Julia Salat, headed a special year but also to honor and commend to help beautify the grounds at their high strate how much they care,” Richards K-Family dinner at the Swan Club for these Youth Clubs for their dedication, school. said. “How fitting it is that these students all sponsored youths in Long Island commitment and determination to help As part of the project, students planted demonstrated excellent citizenship and North Division. These Clubs which are others who are in need. At this dinner, red and ivory tulips in the shape of the interpersonal skills on the day we vote to branches of Kiwanis International con- the officers of the different branches letters “G” and “C” in two circular dirt elect officials to do the same.” sist of the following members who are report on what they have accomplished areas located in front of the high school Glen Cove City Councilwoman Pam enrolled in schools: K-Kids (elementary and what they hope to accomplish for the building. The planting is part of a series Panzenbeck and Jacki Yonick from the school) Builders Club, (middle School) benefit of others. Their parents who are of beautification projects made possible Glen Cove Youth Bureau also partici- Key Club (High School) Circle K (col- invited to the dinner, are amazed, proud thanks to a collaborative effort between pated in the effort, working side by side lege) and adult members called the Ak- and in awe of how these young students the Glen Cove High School PTSA and with students to determine the layout of tion Club (mentally and physically chal- (their children) become involved in hu- the Glen Cove Youth Bureau. the design, digging holes and planting lenged members). manitarian endeavors and are evolving According to Assistant Principal Na- bulbs. The purpose of this event is not only into responsible citizens of tomorrow. dine Richards, Glen Cove High School “It’s important for the students to take to enlighten the community at large of Congratulations to all. PTSA President Anne Markoulis spear- pride in the community,” Yonick said. headed the efforts, donating the 500 tulips the students planted. Richards said

Pictured above: Ofﬁcers who represent each Youth Club mentioned above L to R: NS Ky Club Pres. Elias M., CW Post Circle K Pres Camilla M., NY District Circle K Sec. Brian Kenny, Builders Club Pres Jillian C., Superintendent of Schools Maria Rianna offered insight to students as they formulated their Front: Aktion Club member Kathy, Connolly K-Kids Co-Pes Lily H., Sea Cliff K-Kids, Co plan for planting the bulbs. Pres Henry S., Sophie M., Builders Club Abby R.

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Jacki Yonick from the Glen Cove Youth Bureau assisted students with the planting. Photos provided by the Glen Cove City School District. Week of November 20, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 17

do so, he would have broken the 2011 Wow, Glen Cove—what a thrill it was state law and faced punishment as a pub- to meet so many of you—hundreds and lic official. The Republicans remarkably hundreds, in fact—over the course of the folded under the Conservative threat and last 5 months of my campaign for the unceremoniously dropped him as their open City Council seat. The maximum number of units allow- candidate. Undaunted, Kennedy planned Thank you for answering your doors No Bonus Densities For The to force a GOP primary against the Re- Villa! able, already built into the RIO - GCA, and your phones, introducing me to your is 20 units per acre before taking off for publicans’ second choice. But the Demo- families and friends, and welcoming me To The Editor, crats quickly convinced him to run with Of particular concern is the recent the steep hillside, which would result in in to your homes. a maximum of approx. 50 total units for them for the state senate instead. Bruce Thank you for sharing your memories Glen Cove Planning Board’s recom- will remain the mayor of Sea Cliff un- mendation to the City Council regarding the entire project. For full and accurate and stories of Glen Cove, and for allow- information, it is necessary to have a top- til the next village election March 18, at ing me to share my thoughts and vision bonus densities. Our Planning Board to- which time he can run for his fourth two- tally disregarded the letter from the Nas- ographical survey, clearly identifying the for a better Glen Cove. A vision that con- amount of actual useable net acreage, as year term. tains a vibrant and thriving downtown, sau County Planning Commission dated Joe Krupinski November 16, 2010, stating that the in- opposed to the very misleading perime- all members of our community having a voice in our future, and residents becom- centive bonuses and the waivers appear ter survey; thereby clearly indicating and The Coles School – A World Class to be tailor made to fit the needs of The documenting the amount of limited flat ing more informed and engaged in order useable land rather than the misrepresen- Cultural Center to solve our challenges together. Villa’s developer and do not provide for To The Editor, tation which has thus far been provided, To Joseph and his wife, Ann, congrat- the public good. How could our Plan- The City is inviting prospective pro- ning Board recently make contradictory which includes the non-buildable verti- ulations on the effort you both put in to cal land. posers to submit Expressions of Inter- this race. recommendations to the City Council, est (EOI) for the redevelopment of the ignoring The NCPC’s statements and To summarize, since Glen Cove Av- After this experience, my first race for enue is a County Road, and since the “Coles School”, which has local historic elected office, I have come to the conclu- analysis? The City also appears to have and cultural significance, so long as disregarded the NCPC’s request for ad- Nassau County Planning Commission sion that politics is the ultimate team has analyzed and made their position on the architectural integrity of the 1930’s sport. ditional information and a Findings Re- building remains intact. port. the Villa project very clear in their letter Thank you to “Team Teri”, what an of November 16, 2010, that no incentive Richard Smith, owner of The Piano honor and a pleasure to develop this The waiver of the Hillside Protection Exchange, views this as a historic op- provision is a disaster in the making. bonuses meet the requirement of benefit- campaign, start to finish, with you— ting the public. In accordance thereof, portunity to reuse it as a Cultural Center, to my loyal and wonderful neighbors, Livingston’s intent to remove hundreds providing a world class, unique, interac- of old-growth trees will compromise the you, the members of the City Council friends, and supporters who believed and the Planning Board, have not only tive, “hands on” Museum of Music and in me enough to give of your time and stability and integrity of the steep hill. Art, comprising the world’s largest and This act is equivalent to waiving the re- the authority, but also the moral, and eth- money, to my parents who love me no ical duty, to deny all the bonus densities finest collections of pianos, automatic matter the outcome, and to Diane whose quirement to stop at a red light. The pub- musical instruments, juke boxes, sheet lic’s safety and protection must come and all the requested waivers. incredible calm and sense of humor gets Grace Merrell Slezak music, phonograph records, motion pic- me through every day. first, above all else. ture films, movie poster art and other en- Additionally, both New York State To the 2500+ people of Glen Cove Proud of Our Mayor tertainment and musically related items. who voted for me, again I say to you, and Federal guidelines require that any The building’s existing performance incentive zoning be given only when it To The Editor, what a thrill to have earned your trust! Sea Cliff Mayor Bruce Kennedy spaces would be used for concerts, danc- You can count on me to remain your benefits the public. Our Glen Cove of- es and live theater of all types. He would ficials must follow these guidelines and showed persistence and perseverance in loyal neighbor with an independent his first run for state office. That was evi- continue to give educational tours to voice. I will continue to work on behalf must deny all the bonus densities and school children and adults alike, similar waivers which have been requested. dent in the final results published the day of our community, I will remain engaged after Election Day. to those he has been giving currently at and will keep my website up and running Challenging 20-year Republican in- his present site, only on a much larger as a way to stay connected with my sup- cumbent Carl Marcellino for his State scale. Lectures, a library and a music porters and keep you informed because Senate seat in the two-county 5th Dis- school will also be included in the edu- “An Informed Community is an Empow- trict, Kennedy, a first-time candidate as cational programs planned. ered Community!” a Democrat, earned 38.3% of the vote, “Rick”, as he is fondly called, is a With gratitude—Teri Moschetta for a the fourth-best total among all nine of long-term, popular and well-known Better Glen Cove. the losing district candidates. resident of Glen Cove. His vision for The Republicans originally chose the use of the Coles’ site is unique, re- Kennedy as their candidate for State As- freshing and innovative. Who would sembly to face 10-year Democrat incum- object to a wonderful plan that would bent Chuck Lavine of Glen Cove, who bring residents from other parts of Long eventually kept his seat. For a blow-by- Island here as well as tourists, to enjoy blow description of that fiasco, read on. the many cultural and entertainment ac- Whichever the party and whomever tivities it will offer? His vast experience the opponent , a determined Kennedy in the piano and show business world came out fighting at the opening bell. makes him well-suited to transform the His enthusiasm and charisma paid off. Coles School into a profitable enterprise, Both the Democrats and Republicans employing many people. had their political eyes opened by this This Cultural Center would be a stim- brash new kid on the block. His show- ulus to our downtown businesses. It will ing was surprising against the GOP jug- benefit all ages in our entire community gernaut and you can bet that both parties and surrounding areas, and enhance our have taken notice. reputation. No changes to the interior or Kennedy prevailed in becoming a exterior of the building and the grounds candidate despite an incredibly rocky are necessary. No additional City ser- road created by the know-it-all politico vices would be needed and it would not bosses. Last April Bruce was publicly place a burden on our School System or picked by the GOP as their candidate add to our population. It has no nega- for state assembly. A lifelong Republi- tive issues and does not involve a hous- can, Sea Cliff’s six-year mayor seemed ing complex! Please communicate your a solid choice. Then the GOP ran into strong approval for Rick’s exciting pro- a roadblock while seeking the endorse- posal to Mayor Spinello! Marie Rummo ment of the Conservatives. Big mistake! The Conservatives refused to endorse Kennedy because he had performed two Moschetta Says Thanks To The Editor, same-sex marriages. If he had refused to Page 18 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 20, 2014

LEGAL NOTICE wood Water District at the Glenwood NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Water District office, 6 Third Street, Public Hearing shall be held on Tuesday, P.O. Box 296 Glenwood Landing N. Y. PUBLIC NOTICE November 25, 2014, at 7:30 p.m. in the 11547, until till 11:00 AM, prevailing Council Chambers at Glen Cove City time on December 3, 2014 for repairs to Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, New the District Office and Shed. LEGAL NOTICE OF ESTOPPEL lution may be hereafter contested only if York to discuss amending Section 112- The RFP specifications are on file at the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the such obligations were authorized for an 13 (A) (Emergency Work) of the Glen Office of the Glenwood Water District, resolution, a summary of which is pub- object or purpose for which said Village Cove City Code of Ordinances. All in- 6 Third Street, Glenwood Landing, New lished herewith, has been adopted by is not authorized to expend money, or if terested parties will be given an opportu- York, where they may be examined by the Board of Trustees of the Village of the provisions of law which should have nity to be heard. all persons desiring to do so. Sea Cliff, Nassau County, New York, on been complied with as of the date of pub- Tina Pemberton The Board of Commissioners reserves November 10, 2014, and the validity of lication of this notice were not substan- City Clerk the right to reject any or all bids, to waive the obligations authorized by such reso- tially complied with, and an action, suit ------x informalities in any bid and to accept lution may be hereafter contested only if or proceeding contesting such validity is PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE that bid which is in the best interests of such obligations were authorized for an commenced within twenty days after the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that public the District. No bid may be withdrawn object or purpose for which said Village date of publication of this notice, or such hearing will be held as to the following for a period of thirdly days after bids are is not authorized to expend money, or if obligations were authorized in violation matter: opened. the provisions of law which should have of the provisions of the Constitution. been complied with as of the date of pub- A summary of the aforesaid resolu- Agency: Board of Trustees, Village Board of Commissioners lication of this notice were not substan- tion is set forth below. The resolution of Sea Cliff Kenneth Uihlein, Secretary tially complied with, and an action, suit provides as follows: that the faith and Date: December 8, 2014 Dated: - November 20, 2014 or proceeding contesting such validity is credit of the Village of Sea Cliff, Nas- Time: 7:00 pm Glenwood Water District commenced within twenty days after the sau County, New York (the “Village”), Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff Nassau County, N. Y. date of publication of this notice, or such are irrevocably pledged for the payment Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York ------x obligations were authorized in violation of the principal of and interest on such Notice of Formation of a Limited Liabil- of the provisions of the Constitution. obligations as the same respectively be- Subject: Application of George Schid- ity Company (LLC): Name: RL FLOOR- A summary of the aforesaid resolution is come due and payable; that an annual lovsky and Christopher Doran, owner ING LLC, Articles of Organization files set forth below. The resolution provides appropriation shall be made in each year of the Oak Room Tavern, to renew and with Secretary of State of New York as follows: that the faith and credit of sufficient to pay the principal of and in- modify their Cabaret License pursuant (SSNY) on 10/29/2014. Office location: the Village of Sea Cliff, Nassau County, terest on such obligations becoming due to the provisions of Chapter 50 of the Nassau County. SSNY has been desig- New York (the “Village”), are irrevoca- and payable in such year; that the power Code of the Incorporated Village of Sea nated as agent of the LLC upon whom bly pledged for the payment of the prin- to authorize the issuance of and to sell Cliff to conduct, maintain or operate, process against it may be served. SSNY cipal of and interest on such obligations bond anticipation notes in anticipation or engage in the business of conduct- shall mail a copy of process toC/O RL as the same respectively become due and of the issuance and sale of the bonds au- ing, maintaining or operating, a cabaret, FLOORING LLC, PO Box 53, Glen payable; that an annual appropriation thorized by such resolution including re- at the premises situate in “Business A” Cove, 11542. Purpose: Any Lawful Pur- shall be made in each year sufficient to newals of such notes, is delegated to the District known as and by the street No. pose. Latest date upon which LLC is to pay the principal of and interest on such Village Treasurer; that all other matters, 242 Sea Cliff Avenue, and described on dissolve: No specific date. obligations becoming due and payable in except as provided in such resolution the Village Assessment Roll as Section ------x such year; that the power to authorize the relating to the bonds authorized, includ- 21, Block 131, Lot 1373. INVITATION TO BIDDERS issuance of and to sell bond anticipation ing the date, denominations, maturities BID NO. DPW 14 - 0005 notes in anticipation of the issuance and and interest payment dates, within the The Board of Trustees will at the above VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF sale of the bonds authorized by such res- limitations prescribed in such resolution time and place hear all persons in sup- FURNISH 2014 FORD F-550 WITH A olution including renewals of such notes, and the manner of the execution of the port of the application and any objec- RUGBY 11 FT. 3-4 YARD ELIMINA- is delegated to the Village Treasurer; that same and also including the consolida- tions thereto. TOR DUMP BODY OR APPROVED all other matters, except as provided in tion with other issues, and the authority EQUAL such resolution relating to the bonds au- to issue such obligations on the basis of Dated: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that sealed thorized, including the date, denomina- substantially level or declining annual Sea Cliff, New York bids for a 2014 Ford F 550 with a Rugby tions, maturities and interest payment debt service, is delegated to and shall Marianne Lennon 11 ft. 3-4 Yard Eliminator Dump Body dates, within the limitations prescribed be determined by the Village Treasurer; November 10, 2014 or approved equal will be received by the in such resolution and the manner of the and that this LEGAL NOTICE shall be Village Clerk Village of Sea Cliff Purchasing agent, execution of the same and also including published. ------x Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea the consolidation with other issues, and BOND RESOLUTION DATED NO- Notice of Preparation of Registration Cliff N.Y. 11579 until 3:00 PM on Fri- the authority to issue such obligations on VEMBER 10, 2014. For the Annual Election Of The day December 12, 2014 at which time the basis of substantially level or declin- A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING Glenwood Water District they will be publicly opened and read ing annual debt service, is delegated to THE ISSUANCE OF $161,000 BONDS Please be advised that pursuant to a Res- aloud and the contract awarded as soon and shall be determined by the Village OF THE VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF, olution of the Board of commissioners, after as practical. Treasurer; and that this LEGAL NO- NASSAU COUNTY, NEW YORK, TO the Board of Elections shall meet on the Bid documents may be obtained at Vil- TICE shall be published. PAY THE COST OF THE ACQUISI- First day of December, 2014 between lage Hall, Sea Cliff, N.Y. Bid documents BOND RESOLUTION DATED NO- TION OF VEHICLES AND EQUIP- the hours of 6:00pm and 9:00 pm at the will be made available beginning Friday, VEMBER 10, 2014. MENT FOR USE BY VARIOUS VIL- office of the Glenwood Water District, 6 November 21, 2014. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING LAGE DEPARTMENTS, IN AND FOR Third Street, Glenwood Landing, New Each bid must be made on the proposal THE ISSUANCE OF $23,500 BONDS SAID VILLAGE. York for the purpose of preparing the form prepared for this vehicle and in the OF THE VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF, The period of probable usefulness of the rolls of registered voters of the Glen- manner designated therein and shall be NASSAU COUNTY, NEW YORK, TO aforesaid class of objects or purposes wood Water District. enclosed in a sealed envelope addressed PAY THE COST OF THE ACQUISI- is five years, pursuant to subdivisions The annual election of the Glenwood to the Village Clerk of the Village of Sea TION OF A PASSENGER VEHICLE twenty-seven, twenty-eight or thirty-two Water District will be held on the Ninth Cliff, 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff NY FOR USE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF of said paragraph a of Section 11.00 of day of December 2014, between the 11579 and marked on the outside with the PUBLIC WORKS, IN AND FOR SAID the Local Finance Law. hours of 6:00pm and 9:00pm at the Wa- name and address of the bidder, and the VILLAGE. THE FULL TEXT OF THIS BOND ter District Office, 6 Third Street, Glen- words “BID FOR – The period of probable usefulness of RESOLUTION IS AVAILABLE FOR wood Landing, New York 11547. CONTRACT NO. DPW 14- 0005”. the aforesaid specific object or purpose PUBLIC INSPECTION AT THE OF- Please note that only those persons who The Village reserves the right to reject is three years, pursuant to subdivision FICE OF THE VILLAGE CLERK LO- have registered with the Nassau County any and all bids received, to waive any seventy-seven of paragraph a of Section CATED AT 300 SEA CLIFF AVENUE, Board Of Election before the Glenwood informality in the bids received and to 11.00 of the Local Finance Law. SEA CLIFF, NEW YORK, DURING Water District election shall be eligible accept the bid which in its judgment best THE FULL TEXT OF THIS BOND NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS. to vote. serves the interest of the Village. Late RESOLUTION IS AVAILABLE FOR BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF bids will not be considered. The Board PUBLIC INSPECTION AT THE OF- Dated: COMMISSIONERS of Trustees intends to select the success- FICE OF THE VILLAGE CLERK LO- Sea Cliff, New York Kenneth S. Uihlein, Secretary of the ful bidder and a notice to furnish will be CATED AT 300 SEA CLIFF AVENUE, Marianne Lennon Board simultaneous with the contract award. SEA CLIFF, NEW YORK, DURING November 10, 2014 ------x By: The Office of the Village Clerk NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS. Village Clerk Notice of Formation of 92 DUBOIS AV------x ENUE LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with the DATED: November 21, 2014 Dated: LEGAL NOTICE Secy of State of NY (SSNY) on 10/24/14. ------x Sea Cliff, New York NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Office location: Nassau County. SSNY Marianne Lennon Public Hearing shall be held on Tuesday, designated as agent of LLC upon whom November 10, 2014 November 25, 2014, at 7:30 p.m. in the process against it may be served. SSNY Village Clerk Council Chambers at Glen Cove City shall mail process to: 84 Downing Ave., For Gazette ------x Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, New Sea Cliff, NY 11579. Purpose. any law- LEGAL NOTICE OF ESTOPPEL York to discuss amending Section 112-8 ful act or activity. advertising information NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the (Emergency Cases) of the Glen Cove ------x resolution, a summary of which is pub- City Code of Ordinances. All interested LEGAL NOTICE call lished herewith, has been adopted by parties will be given an opportunity to GLENWOOD WATER DISTRICT the Board of Trustees of the Village of be heard. NOTICE TO BIDDERS 671-2360 Sea Cliff, Nassau County, New York, on Tina Pemberton November 10, 2014, and the validity of City Clerk SEALED BIDS will be received by the the obligations authorized by such reso------x Board of Commissioners of the Glen- Week of November 20, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 19 North Shore GLY Glen Cove Hospital Auxiliary Tree of lights A wonderful way to honor family or Adding holiday cheer to the afternoon Monuments Religious Store friends, to celebrate a birth or remember several members of the Hospitals Junior Plaques and Sandblasting a loved one this holiday season; is to join Auxiliary will sing seasonal songs, and Vestments with the Glen Cove Hospital Auxiliary at there will be refreshments for all to en- QUALITY WORKMANSHIP the Tree of Lights Ceremony. joy. FOR FOUR GENERATIONS Chalices This year the event takes place on Fri- You can purchase a light they are Pyxes day December 5th, at 4 pm in the hospi- $5:00 for each one. Just call the Auxil- Quality Granite In All Colors tal lobby and also outside the hospitals iary office at 674 7365 for an application Work done in all cemeteries We can help you select by main entrance, 101 St. Andrews Lane. to be sent to you or stop by the reception phone and deliver to any A light will shine on a 25-foot ever- desk in the lobby to pick up an applica- 759-2156 location on L.I. green tree for each individual honored or tion. remembered. The tree will remain lit as All proceeds will go toward the Auxilia- Showroom: Call us at (516) 656-0330 a symbol of hope and love throughout the ry’s pledge to North Shore LIJ Hospital 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. 32-34 School Street holiday season. In addition, the names Glen Cove. Brookville, N.Y. 11545 Glen Cove, NY of all the enrolled in the ceremony will Please join us and celebrate the start of Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm be listed in the hospital lobby throughout the Holiday season in a special way. Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Open Mon-Sat 9-5 the season. Obituaries Doing the Most Good Harry Pearson Mary Wheeler-Nicholson The Salvation Army is dedicated to outfits, dressed dolls, coverlets and a PEARSON, Harry H. Jr. of Sea Cliff, NY WHEELER-NICHOLSON, Mary on the purpose of "Doing the Most Good". baby set including sweater, hat, and boo- on November 4, 2014 age 77. Brother of November 4, 2014 age 83. Beloved wife Once again Helen D'Alessio of Glen ties. Loretta Pearson of Seattle, WA. He was a of the late Malcolm. Loving mother of Head has made a loving and beautiful Helen's kindness and caring in mak- mythic figure to music lovers who prized Christine and AnnMarie. Services held contribution of handmade gifts to The ing each item by hand will bring joy and high-end audio and whose magazine at Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Nassau County Salvation Army which comfort to many innocent children in “The Absolute Sound” transformed how Cove. Interment Calverton National helps achieve this purpose. As shown in need and their families during the days equipment was judged. Born in North Cemetery. the photograph the Officers are delighted ahead. This will also be an important Carolina, Mr. Pearson was a graduate of to see the more than twenty adorable knit part in enabling the Nassau County Sal- Duke University. His writing talent led Donna La Bella animals, fisherman knit sweaters, sweat- vation Army to carry out its mission. him to an Arkansas newspaper, the Pine La Bella, Donna of Bayville, NY on ers with sweet pictures, two piece doll Bluff Commercial. There, his series of November 14, 2014 age 66. Beloved articles on the battle to stop the federal wife of the late Michael. Loving moth- government from damming the Buffalo er of Deborah (Frank Gaglio), Michael River helped win it designation as the (Tina), Robert (Dorothy) and Christo- first national river. He also covered the pher (Tina). Dear sister of Denise Cotty, environment for Newsday in the mid- Ron and Greg Doerflein. Proud grand- 1970s tackling fights over the pesticide mother of David, Sebastian, Michael DDT and “the sludge monster,” or ocean and Ryan. Also survived by many nieces dumping. Visitation and a service was and nephews She loved her dog Clifford held at the Funeral Home of Dodge- and she loved to cook. Visitation at the Thomas, Glen Cove. www.DodgeTh- Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas, Glen omas.com Cove. Mass at St.Patrick’s RC Church. Interment Locust Valley Cemetery. Eugenia Budjinski DodgeThomas.com BUDJINSKI, Eugenia formerly of Glen Cove, NY on November 13, 2014 age James Jones 93. Beloved wife of the late Edward. JONES, James C. of Glen Cove, NY Mother of Rosemary E. Carlson (the late on Thursday, November 13, 2014 age John). Dear sister of Bronislaus. Grand- 82. Father of Dorothy, Cynthia, Rob- mother of 3. Great grandmother of 2. ert, and Elizabeth. Proud grandfather of Mass of the Christian Burial at Corpus Mark, Latasha, Robert Jr., Aaron, Jerry Christi RC Church. Reposed at Dodge- Jr. and Jade. Great grandfather of Sky- Thomas Funeral Home. Burial Calvary lar and Mark Jr. Visitation and Service Picture caption: Semiko Crider, President of The Salvation Army Nassau County Women’s Cemetery. at Salem Baptist Church. Arrangements Division; Virginia Huff, Office Manager and Corresponding Secretary; and Major Susan by Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Wittenberg, Representative, Women’s Division, rejoice with the heart-warming gifts made by Cove. DodgeThomas.com Helen D’Alessio. Page 20 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 20, 2014

a star of Betty Grable in her first leading role for Twentieth Century-Fox. That cast was so successful, that they were teamed-up again in “Moon Over Miami” (1941). Last Week’s Celebrity Last week’s celebrity was George Chan- dler. He had appeared in about 190 films from one reel silent to color epics. Some of his film credits included, “Hans Chris- tian Anderson” with Danny Kaye, “The Apple Dumpling Gang” with Tim Con- way and Don Knotts and “Meet Me at the Fair” with Dan Dailey. On TV, he had many guest appearances on shows such as “Wagon Train, but probably would be best remembered as “Uncle Petrie Mar- tin” in the 1958-59 season of the CBS Sunday night “Lassie” TV series. After Tommy Rettig, who played “Timmy Miller” and his TV Mom, Jan Clay- ton decided to leave the “Lassie” show, This week’s celebrity, born in youngster Jon Provost joined the series Philadelphia on June 25, 1890, was an along with actress, Cloris Leachman, actress and dancer. She started in vaude- as his TV Mom. As Rettig and Clayton ville and starred on Broadway, movies were leaving the show, George Cleve- and radio. Standing six feet tall (which land, who played “Timmy’s Gramps is very tall for actresses of the day), she Miller” died suddenly, which then con- was best known for her long legs and vinced producers that a total overhaul of high kicks. She earned the unique praise the cast was necessary. Shortly after that, of being in her own words, the”...only Cloris Leachman was not working out as woman in the world who could kick a a cast member. She exists, and is replaced giraffe in the eye.” In 1913, Oliver Mo- by June Lockhart, who is best remem- rosco cast her as “Queen Ann Soforth bered as “Timmy’s Mom”. Also, George Oogaboo” late in the run of L. Frank Chandler enters as the wise old “Uncle Baum and Louis F. Gottschalk’s “The Petrie”. In later seasons, this complete Tik-Tok Man of Oz” (better known in “Lassie” cast overhaul proved not to be its novelization as “Tik-Tok of Oz”). the first for the series. Diagnosed with Some of her films were George White’s cancer, Chandler passed away due to “Flying High” (1931) with Bert Lahr complications of the disease on June 10, (later in the role of the “Cowardly Lion” 1985 at the age of 86. in 1939 film “The Wizard of Oz”), Pat O’Brien and Hedda Hopper and “Down Correct Callers Argentine Way” (1940), which starred Will and Babs Hutchins, Don Adams, Don Ameche, introduced the American Mario Moccia, Roberta Pezza audience to Carmen Miranda, and made

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