Bethpage-Tribune_1979-04-19

              VOL. 13 NO. 24 Thursday, April 19,1979 10 cents per copy
Photos-In-The-News Hon6r
Society
EXPO 79: Jack Rettaliata, left, chairman of Long Island Loves
Businr >s Inc., points out the floor plan for the second annual business
exhibition "Expo 79" scheduled to be held at Nassau Veterans
Memorial Coliseum on Sept., 16, 17. and 18. Joining with Rettaliata
are right, Suffolk County Executive John V.N. Klein, right, and
Hempstead Town Supervisor James D. Bennett, center. Over 200 of
the leading businessmen and government officials attended a press-cocktail
reception held at Grumman Corp. to help kick-off "Expo
79."
SWEET HARMONY - Hempstead Town Supervisor Jim Bennett (3rd
from right) and Hempstead Town Councilman Peter King (3rd from
left) join in harmonizing with a quartet from the Nassau Mid Island
Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of
Barbershop Quartet Singing in America during a rehearsal for the-upcoming
barbershop quartet concert to aid children with hearing
defects. Supervisor Bennett and Councilman King offered a
proclamation, proclaiming April "Harmony" Month in theTownito
(left-to-right) Peter Wiley of Merrick, Edward Ramsteck, Wantagh,
Stan Squirs, Bethpage and Leonard Balcome of Mineola. If you're
interested in some good old fashioned harmony, the "Barbershop"
concert will be held on Friday and Saturday, April 20, 21, at Maria
Regina High School in Uniondale, Phone 516-489-2644 for additional
information.
RECYCLING PLANT TOUR: Hempstead Town Presiding Super­visor
Al D'Amato (2nd from left), conducting the first formal tour of
the new Hempstead Resource Recovery Recycling Plant at Mitchel
Field for the weekly press, discusses the details of the operation with
the Giblins from the Floral Park and Franklin Square Bulletin and
Florence Cullem of Bethpage Tribune (right).
Thirty three students from
Bethpage High School were in­ducted
into the membership of
the National Honor Society in an
evening ceremony at Antun's Old
Country Manor on Wednesday,
April 4.
Members were selected by a
Faculty council for meeting high
standards of scholarship, ser­vice,
leadership, and Character.
Students inducted were:
Charles Baren, Joseph Beets,
Miriam Bresticker, Jean Can-diotte,
Mark Carne|si, Teresa
Chietero, Judy Damore, John
DeZervos, Helene Engelsher,
Lauretta Farrell- Daniel
Franzese, Donna Gaffney, Jane
Halfond, Ellyn Hirich, Karen
Hurley, Steve Jacopson, Ross
Krinsky, Tami Levjine, Susan
Loser, Jennifer Ljuz, Diane
Mastroddi, Jill Mayo, Diana
Pendas, Robert Reinhardt, Mary
Scott, Scott Seaman, Michael
Siewertsen, Cathy Sotero,
Swanny The, Nicholas Vernice,
Tom Vitale, Eugene Wu, Michelle
Zadoff.
"National Honor Society
members are expected to con­tinue
their exemplary con­tributions
to the school and
community," said Mrs. Fried­man,
faculty advisor. Mr. George
McElroy, high school principal
and Dr. John Sommi made
significant observations and
comments relativp to the
achievements of the H.S. in the
school eommunity.T^e National
Honor Society ranks $s one of the
oldest and most prestigious
national organizations for high
school students. Chapters exist in
three-fourths of the nation's high
schools and, since 1921, more
than six million students have
been selected to membership
More than two milliqn dollars in
scholarships have been awarded
to senior members s|nce 1945 by
the sponsoring organization, the
National Association^ of Secon­dary
School Principalis.
I.T. Library
Happenings
Thursday, April Hf, at 8 P.M.
The Library is proud to present
SPENCER HOLST, Winner of the
Wm. Rosenthal Award, doing
readings from his short stories
"Language of Cfats" and
"Spencer Hoist Short Stories"
FREE.
Friday, April 20, pur Holiday
film special, Disney's "Make
Mine Music" will be presented.
Tickets are required.
Saturday, April 21, at 2 P.M.
Join our Football program and
learn about "Fun anq Safety with
Football"
Wednesday, April 25th
Library Budget Vote, at .the
Library from 1P.M. to9 P.M.
Clinical Training
At Brunswick Hospital
TAKING THEIR WORK SERIOUSLY Mary Ellen Astralla (right)
and Joseph Evangelisti, both of Bethpage, are Nassau Community
College students who receive clinical training at Brunswick Hospital
Center in Amityville as part of their course of studies. Here, they
learn about modern X-ray equipment from Brunswick technician
Virginia Will of Westbury.
The Sewers Cometh
Anticipated Street Closings due to Sewer construction for Week of
April 23,1979 - April 27,1979
Contract 1002-3-P-l (Bethpage, Plainview laterals)
South 1st Street from Grant Ave. to Grant Street
South 2nd Street from Railroad Ave. to Burkhardt Ave.
Burkhardt Ave. from South 2nd Street to Stewart Ave.
Broadway from Barbara Street to Burkhardt Ave.
Contract 1002-3-CPW-l (Westbury laterals)
School Street from Old Country Road to Whittier Street
Arlington Street from Old Country Road to^Oliver Ave.
Long Fellow Ave. from Old Country Roaid to Bryant Street
Contract 1002-3-L-5 (Hicksville, Levittown laterals)
4th St., 5th St., 6th St., 7th St., 8th St., 9th St., 10th St., 11th St..
Jerusalem Ave. Northbound Restricted, Felice Crescent
Contract 1002-3-INT-16-2 (Plainview Interceptor)
Broadway from Ellen Street to Linden Ave.
Baldwin Place from Stewart Ave. to Broadway
Broadway from Burkhardt Ave. to Linden Street
Evelyn Drove from Plainview Road to Suzanne Lane
Contract l002-3-f-4 (Farmingdale laterals)
Clinton Street from Conklin Street to Railroad
S. Front Street from Elizabeth Street to Clinton Street
Columbia Street from Conklin Street toS. Front Street
Washington Street from Conklin Street to S. Front Street
Franklin Place from Conklin Street to Eastern Parkway
Elizabeth Street from S. Front Street to Segatogue Ave.
Division Street from Cornelius Street to Railroad
Dale Drive (Entire)
Conklin Street from West Street to Merritts Road i Restricted)
Conklin Street from Franklin Ave. to Segatogue Ave. (Reetricted>
Laurelton Street from Prospect Street to Conklin Street
Prospect Street from Bernard Street to Prospect Street
Segatogue Ave. from Conklin Street to Vancott Ave.
NOTE: Subject to change due to weather conditions for other un
foreseen occurrences.