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ISLAND TREES PLAINEDGE SEAFORD
VOL. 15 NO. 33 The Week of November 20 - 26,1980 20 corns (Mr copy
In The News
PEOPLE WHO HELP PEOPLE: Oyster Bay Town
Councilman Salvatore R. Mosca [second from left]
presents a citation to Larry Simms, Director of the
Bethpage Adolescent Association, Inc. [BADA]. The
occasion was the 7th anniversary of People, which was
marked by a BADA-sponsored dinner. Also on hand were
BADA Vice President Tom Morris Heft] and BADA
President John Weeks [ right!].
Double Gold Key Awards were recently presented by the
Council of Cerebral Palsy Auxiliaries for outstanding
achievement in fundraising and membership recruit­ment.
Receiving awards from Past Fund Raising VP
Phyllis Monchik [right] are BETHPAGE Auxiliary's [left
to right] Membership VP Kay Zahra and President Rose
Guiliano.
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AMBULANCE CORPS HONORED: Hempstead Town
Councilman Joseph Mondello [left] presents a Citation
commemorating the Wantagh-Levittown Ambulance
Corps' 25th Anniversary of outstanding service to Robert
Walsh of Levittown, President of the Corps and Donna
Fietz of Bethpage, chairperson of the Youth Corps.
Don Heitner Receives Award
Don Heitner, a senior at Bethpage High School, received
Second Honorable Mention in Design and Construction at
New York Institute of Technology's Ninth Annual High
School Competition in Architecture held recently at the
college's Old Westbury Campus.
Presented by NYIT's nationally accredited Center for
Architecture for students interested in careers in
architecture and construction, the competition drew 82 high
school students from 25 schools on Long Island.
The subject of the design problem was "An Information
Pavilion" for a summer fair devoted to solar energy
equipment and devices.
The day-long competition featured development of designs,
a videotape presentation, a talk by an outstanding practicing
architect, a critique by the NYIT faculty, and a
complimentary luncheon.
Due to the upcoming All copy must be received by
Thanksgiving holiday the the Tribune no later than
Tribune will be having early Friday, November 21st at 4
deadlines for its next issue. P.M.
Left to right: Don Heitner, student; Arthur Pettorino, NYIT
architecture faculty; Dean Olindo Grossi, Director, Center
for Architecture at NYIT. photo by David Lyons
Girls Volleyball Team Undefeated Champs
The Bethpage Volleyball Team is Conference 2 Champions
with a 13-0 record. In an exciting match, they beat West
Hempstead 15-11,15-6. They quickly set up their attack with
43 spikes against their opponents, 19 of those spikes were hit
with great velocity and such perfect placement that West
Hempstead could only watch the ball rebound off their court
scoring point after point for Bethpage.
They have worked hard throughout their season showing
excellent skills on spikes, blocks, serves, and backcourt
saves. The player's enthusiasm and desire to win have
proven to be a deciding factor in this successful season. In
only one match out of thirteen this season, has the team
played three games. In all the other matches, they beat
their opponent in two straight games.
The Nassau County Championship is a single elimination
playoff. Bethpage has now completed the first round of the
playoffs beating Oyster Bay 15-5,15-9.
They're still working towards the goal of Nassau County
Champions. Coach DiPrima is extremely proud of her team
and their accomplishments - first in their league, Conference
2 champions, and now entering the county playoffs. The girls
have worked everyday since August - practicing and
conditioning. They play with confidence, and enthusiasm -
and when you combine that with ten girls who work well
together - you have a championship team. Good luck
Bethpage in the Counties.
Pictured: Left to right, Bottom row holding Division &
Conference Trophies are Vickie Cervo and Laura Sottile,
both captains. Middle row: Cheryl Summa, Barbara Gertz,
Cindy Wilson, Diane Bascelli, Sue Maier
Coach Anne DiPrima; Top: Karen
Chodkowski.
, Athena Gerontas,
Lillis, Betty Ann