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VOL. 43 NO. 44 December 2 - 8, 2005 FIFTY CENTS
Bethpage United Wins
msmmm Division Title
Top row: Coach Bill Bergersen, Christian Mueller, John Capobianco, Matty Cafiero, Chris Volberg, Coach Pat Ryan,
Kenny Ryan, John Giannuzzi, Kevin DeCastro, Coach Gene Capobianco.
Bottom row: Keon Kim, Nicky Natalie, Mike Jacovelli, Eric Bergersen, Joey Walsh, Danny Zirkel, Anthony Giordano.
Bethpage U- 11
Travel Team walked
away as Division
Champions on
Saturday, November
21. Hundreds of
fans cheered the
boys on and
watched Bethpage
United seal the deal
with an impressive
5- 1 win. Committed
to doing their best,
the team met regularly
to practice.
Additionally, the
boys and coaches
met every Thursday
evening at the BHS
track for " conditioning."
Their perseverance
paid off! The
team celebrated at
Ciminelli's after the
big win.
Congratulations,
Bethpage United!!
RS. Dads - we're
looking into a Bocce
league for you!
Career Day For Island Trees H. S. Students at New Island Hospital
November 22, 2005 Bethpage, New York... Island Trees High School
students have a unique opportunity under the direction of their teacher Mrs.
Carol Siegel, to visit Long Island businesses and learn about exciting career
opportunities. As part of their course work they learn how to present themselves
on an interview, how to write a resume and explore various job
opportunities. On Tuesday, November 15, 2005 over 50 students visited
New Island Hospital and toured various units. They learned from people
working in their fields what academic requirements were needed for their
jobs, what other career paths were taken prior to this employment and why
they liked their current jobs. Students visited the Hyperbaric Center,
Emergency Department, Radiology, Housekeeping, Engineering, Nursing,
Security, Finance/ Business office, and Dietary.
Stephen H. Neff, President & CEO of New Island Hospital is a member of
the Soteool- Business Partnership Program at Island Trees High School. The
Hospital is also one of the businesses included in the Workforce Builder
Honor Roll. This honor roll highlights elite organizations that are committed
to Long Island's emerging workforce with the mission of ensuring that
today's students will have the skills and opportunities for successful futures.
For more information regarding New Island Hospital please call
Community Relations at 516.520.2487 or visit our web site at
Stephen Neff, President & CEO New Island Hospital and Island Trees www. newislandhospital. org.
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Upcoming Afternoon Programs
The Bethpage Public Library
presents a varied and interesting
roster of afternoon programs on a
continuing basis at the library. Mark
the following dates on your calendar
and plan to attend. Admission is free
and everyone is welcome to attend.
Save Tuesday, December 6 at
2: 00 P. M. for another
CONVERSATIONS WITH MUSIC
Program entitled Mendelssohn - A
Celebration presented by music
historian Frank P. Carbonara.
Mendelssohn was among the first of
the important Romantic composers,
but he had a classicist's respect for
structure and traditional concepts.
The session will explore the
Overture to A Midsummer Night's
Dream, the Scotch Symphony and
the brilliant Violin Concerto in E
Minor.
On Monday, December 12 at
2: 00 P. M. as part of the on- going
ART IN THE AFTERNOON
slide/ lecture series, Art Historian
Donald Dwyer will present a
fascinating program entitled Early
Florentine Renaissance Painting
which will explore the work of the
three leading Florentine innovators
of the early 15th Century: Donatello
( sculpture), Brunelleschi
( architecture), and Masaccio
( painting). They may be deemed
ancestors of modern abstraction.
Also included will be a discussion of
Fra Angelico and other great
Florentines currently featured in a
show at the Metropolitan Museum.
Together they forged a mighty
revolution in artistic thought.
Sunday Entertainment at the
Bethpage Library
PRIMROSE PRODUCTIONS will
present MONEY: THE MUSICAL at
the library on Sunday, December 4
at 2: 00 P. M. This original musical
play is fast and funny. It covers every
aspect of money - in songs and skits
- old money, new money, lack of
money, too much money - the stuff
that makes the world go round. This
is another great original show from
Primrose Productions, the people
who have brought their audiences
other entertaining and delightful
productions. Cast members are
Jacqui Chaskel, Walter Chaskel,
Cooky Klein, Lenny Klein and Len
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Malleck - all talented performers.
Lois Stein is Director, Norman Ward,
Composer and Doris Willens, Book
and Lyrics. Come and be
entertained! Admission is free and
Bethpage School District # 21
residents will be seated first; out- of-area
residents as space permits. A
Bethpage Library card is a ticket of
admission for cardholder and a
companion.
Mark Sunday, December 11 at
2: 00 P. M. on your calendar for an
afternoon of delightful music with
Gabriele Tranchina, vocalist who
embodies a rare combination of
European charm and New York
style. She and her troupe of
talented performers bring an
international perspective to their
music. Her impressive voice has
earned her a place on the stage of
Birdland, the Blue Note, the
Lehman Center for the Performing
Arts, the National Academy Museum
as well as many other venues. Her
talent includes a wonderful versatility
with languages. She will be
accompanied by Joe Tranchina,
pianist, Bill McCrossen, bass and
Ron Vincent, drums and will offer a
program ranging from blues to
samba and American jazz.
Admission is free and the Town of
Oyster Bay Department of
Community and Youth Services,
Cultural and Performing Arts Division
co- sponsoring with the Bethpage
Library presents this concert as part
of CAPA's Distinguished Artists
Concert Series 2005/ 2006.
The library is located at 47 Powell
Avenue, three blocks west of Exit
# 8 on the Seaford- Oyster Bay
Expressway ( Route # 135), phone
516- 931- 3907.
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Beginning Calligraphy Workshop
For Young Adults
Learn to write with style! Using
calligraphy pens, decorative paper,
and matching envelopes, you can
create a beautiful note for someone
special! And the best part is you get
to keep the pen and alphabet to
keep practicing! The workshop will
be held at the Bethpage Library on
Wednesday, December 28 from
7: 00 P. M. to 8: 30 P. M. Registration
is limited and there is a $ 3.00 nonrefundable
materials fee.
Registration is necessary - sign up at
the Reference Desk. Don't miss this
chance to impress your friends and
relatives with your new- found talent.
Christiana Drapkin Jazz Group
Jazz vocalist Christiana Drapkin
has been performing in the New
York area and on the East Coast for
more than a dozen years. She is
noted for her lyrical and highly
personal delivery of ballads, and for
her abandoned yet artful
improvisations. Christiana's singing
is deeply immersed in the rich
traditions of Billie Holiday and Ella
Fitzgerald, to name a few. Her voice
is full, sweetly gentle, with an
excellent range and accurate pitch.
So join us for an afternoon of great
music that will certainly please you!
Limit 80. Sunday, December 11,2
p. m. Free tickets available starting
Sunday, November 13 at the
Plainedge Public Library, 1060
Hicksville Road, Massapequa, NY
11758 ( 516) 735- 4133.
Jewish Genealogy Society
Holds Meeting
The Jewish Genealogy Society
of Long Island will hold its monthly
meeting on Sunday, December 18,
2005, at 2 PM at the Mid- Island
YJCC, 45 Manetto Hill Road,
Plainview.
We are proud to announce that
Peter Lande will speak to our group
about Holocaust Research. Mr.
Lande has lectured extensively on
German Jewish Genealogy and the
fate of European Jews in the
holocaust. He has been recognized
for his work in identifying sources of
information on holocaust victims and
survivors.
Refreshments will be served.
There is no charge for admission.
Our Mavens will be there at 1: 30
PM to help solve your genealogy
puzzles.
For travel directions or additional
' nformation please call Jackie at
( 516) 489- 9815 or Rhoda at ( 631)
661 - 6340 or check our website:
www. jgsli. com
COMMUNITY EVENTS
On December 8, 2005
The Nassau County Police Department
Eighth Precinct will host an
open community forum at
Bethpage Public Library located at
47 Powell Avenue, Bethpage
from 7: 00 P. M. to 9: 00 P. M.
Inspector Monty H. Gerbush,
Commanding Officer of the Eighth Precinct,
will discuss crime and safety issues.
Government Officials, civic, and community
leaders have been invited to attend.
Defensive Driving Course
Hicksville United Methodist
Church, 130 West Old Country
Road, Hicksville, is holding a
National Safety Council's Defensive
Driving Course for point reduction
and reduced insurance premium on
Saturday, Dec. 10, 2005, from 8: 30
am - 3: 00 pm. Call ( 631) 360- 9720
for information and registration.
Las Vegas Night
The Suburban Temple, located
at 2900 Jerusalem Avenue,
Wantagh, will hold a Las Vegas
Night, Saturday, December 10th.
The event will start at 7: 30 PM and
end at midnight. Reserved seating
tickets will be available beginning at
5: 00 PM that day. Blackjack ( with
ordinary casino rules), Roulette and
other casino games will be available.
For further information call 221-
2370.
St. Martin of Tours Christmas Gala
The ABC's of Behavior Management
Is your toddler's favorite word
" no?" Are you afraid to take him to a
restaurant or food shopping? Join
us and learn a simple system to
manage your toddler's behaviors.
Bring your questions! on
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
from 7: 30 p. m. - 9: 00 p. m. at the
Variety Child Learning Center, 47
Humphrey Drive, Syosset, NY
11791. ( Workshop Fee: $ 5 per
family)
R. S. V. P. Registration is limited!
Please call Connie Sarno at ( 516)
921- 7171, ext. 2140 to register.
$ 9fiOOBingoat theSuburbanTemple
The Suburban Temple, 2900
Jerusalem Ave., Wantagh, will hold a
$ 9,000 Bingo game on Sunday,
Dec. 18th. The doors open at 5: 30
PM. There will be an early bird game
starting at 6: 45 PM.
Bingo supplies and refreshments
are available. For further information,
please call the TemDle office at 221-
2370.
The Suburban Temple has a
weekly Wednesday morning Bingo
game at 10: 30 AM. The kitchen
opens at 9: 30 AM. Also the Temple
has a weekly Thursday evening
Bingo game at 7: 30 PM. Bingo
supplies may be purchased as well
as food and drinks.
L. I. Country Music Association
Holds Holiday Dance
The Long Island Country Music
Association will be holding its
Holiday Dance on Saturday,
December 10, 2005 at the Knights
of Columbus Hall, South Broadway,
Lindenhurst, N. Y.
Come celebrate with old friends
and meet new friends through
L. I. C. M. A., now in existence for over
20 years!!!
8: 00 p. m. to midnight - doors
open at 7: 30 p. m. Band -
Roadhouse - DJ/ instructor- TBA
Admission: $ 10.00 for members;
$ 15.00 for prospective members.
For directions and further
information, go to http:// licma. org or
call the hotline at 1- 516- 775- 5678.
Happy, healthy holidays to one
and all.
St. Martin of Tours Christian
Mother's Rosary Confraternity
invites you to our annual Christmas
Gala. Donation: wrapped gift for a
boy or girl, Wednesday, December
7, 2005 at Galaxy Caterers, 1184 Rt.
109, Lindenhurst, N. Y. $ 28.00 per
person. Doors open 6: 30 P. M. For
tickets please call Rosemary ( 516)
935- 9074 or Kathi ( 516) 937- 5354.
Plainview- Old Bethpage
Library Happenings
The Long Island String
Quartet
On Sun., Dec. 4 at 3pm, the
Long Island String Quartet, a
talented ensemble, appears at the
Plainview- Old Bethpage Public
Library with an afternoon of music
from its chamber repertoire,
featuring the works of Mozart,
Dvorak, Barber and Maul.
No tickets needed. First come,
first seated.
Audio- Visual Presentation:
" Cole Porter, You're the Top"
On Wed., Dec. 7 at 7: 30 pm, Jack
Schnur brings his newest show on
the fabulous music of Cole Porter to
the Plainview- Old Bethpage Library.
Film clips of Porter's greatest shows
and Hollywood musicals, featuring
stars such as Fred Astaire, Ethel
Merman, Bing Crosby and Frank
Sinatra will be highlighted.
No tickets needed. First come,
first seated.
Sunday Afternoon Jewish
Book Review
On Sun., Dec. 11 at 3pm, The
Plainview- Old Bethpage Public
Library, in conjunction with the Long
Island Center for Jewish Studies,
presents the fourth session of
seven of this season's Sunday
Afternoon Jewish Book Review
Series. The theme for this season is
" Jews in the Middle East - The
Twentieth Century."
For the fourth session,
discussion leader Dr. Nitza Druyan
will showcase " Disorder and Revolts
in the Land of Israel." Texts will be
distributed at the meetings.
Discussion is Free, and open to
the public.
Book Discussion/ Review
On Mon., Dec. 12 at 1pm,
Barbara Krupit leads a book
discussion/ review of " Skinny Dip" by
Carl Hiaasen.
Discussion is open to the public.
Special Occasion Makeup
On Wed., Dec. 14 at 7: 30 pm,
beauty and image consultant
Rebecca Kopcienski returns to the
Plainview- Old Bethpage Public
Library for a fun and informative
evening on makeup, just before the
holiday season gets into full swing.
Kopcienski will teach the proper way
to wear makeup and how to dress it
up for the special evening out.
No tickets needed. First come,
first seated.
The Library is located at 999 Old
Country Road, Plainview, opposite
the Morton Village Plaza ( 516- 938-
0077).
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Bethpage Chamber of Commerce
Street Fair
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John Venditto ( center) recently
attended the Bethpage Chamber of Commerce Halloween
Street Fair, held in Bethpage. Among those also on hand were
Councilman Angelo A. Delligatti ( second from right),
Councilwoman Rose Marie Walker ( second from left), Town
Clerk Steve Labriola ( third from right), Councilwoman elect
Beth Faughnan ( left) and Legislator Ed Mangano ( third from
left).
Child Care Council Promotes
Healthy Meals For Children in
Child Care
Child Care Council of Nassau,
Inc. announces the continued
sponsorship of the Child and Adult
Care Food Program ( CACFP)
through the New York State
Department of Health, to family and
group family child care providers.
The program is designed to ensure
that nutritious meals and snacks are
served in child care homes and to
provide education, oversight and
reimbursement to child care
providers.
Recently the Council was
granted the 2005 Victory Against
Hunger Award through
Congresswoman Carolyn
McCarthy's efforts. Organizations
that can demonstrate innovative
CACFP outreach campaigns or how
their agencies improved the quality
of child care in their community are
eligible for a Victory Against Hunger
Award. Participation in CACFP has
been shown to be a leading
indicator that participating children
are receiving " quality child care."
All children in attendance at day
care homes participating in CACFP
are offered the same meals, at no
separate charge, with no physical
segregation of, or other
discriminatory action against, any
child because of race, color, age,
national origin, sex or disability. If
you are a child care provider who
would like to be a part of this
nutrition program, or if you are a
parent interested in finding out
about child care providers who are
enrolled in CACFP, please call Lili
Bulzomi at 516- 358- 9250, ext. 27.
Child Care Council of Nassau,
Inc. is a private, not- for- profit agency
which, in addition to administering
CACFP, assists working parents in
accessing child care through
counseling and referrals. It also
provides professional development
for potential and current child care
providers and advocates for quality,
affordable and accessible child care
at local, state and federal
government levels. The Council is
located at 925 Hempstead Turnpike,
Suite 400, Franklin Square, NY
11010- 3626, and can be reached at
( 516) 358- 9250, fax ( 516) 358-
9287. The Child Care Resource and
Referral line is ( 516) 358- 9288.
Website: www. childcarenassau. org.
Email: info@ childcarenassau. org.
Paul Hoffman Congratulated
Legislator Edward P. Mangano presented Paul Hoffman a
citation to commemorate his 31 years of dedication to the New
York State Division of Parole as well as his commitment to the
Bethpage Community. Pictured ( L to R): Margaret Hoffman,
Paul Hoffman, Legislator Ed Mangano and Michael Hoffman.
Bide- A- Wee's Holiday Drive For
Less Fortunate Pets
Bide- A- Wee Home Association is
holding its Third Annual Holiday
Drive to benefit less fortunate pets
during the holiday season.
Donations needed are unopened
dog/ and or cat food and treats, new
dog and/ or cat toys, brushes and cat
litter. Recipients of the drive include
pets of clients served by Visiting
Neighbors, St. Paul's Food Pantry,
Sacred Heart Outreach, Animal
Lifeline, All About Spay/ Neuter, Cat
Connection and Save Our Strays.
Please drop off your donations in
the holiday drive bins located in the
Wantagh Adoption Center or Clinic
lobbies ( 3300 Beltagh Avenue)
between 10: 00 am and 5: 00 pm no
later than December 15, 2005.
Bide- A- Wee is a not- for- profit
humane animal organization. Over
one million cats, dogs, kittens and
puppies have been placed in loving
homes since 1903. Bide- a- Wee
adoption centers and clinics are
located in Manhattan, Wantagh and
Westhampton. For more information
about the holiday drive please call
516- 785- 4199, ext. 0 or visit our
website at www. bideawee. org.
Midget Football and Cheerleading
Tournament
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John Venditto, Councilman
Angelo A. Delligatti and Town Clerk Steve Labriola recently
attended the Midget Football and Cheerleading Tournament
held at Farmingdale High School. They are shown with
cheerleaders from both Plainedge and Farmingdale, coaches
and proud parents.
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The Bethpage Falcons stunned •
two time defending champs, the,..•
Bayville Jets, with a 25- 6 decisive
win. The Bethpage Falcons came
out a little flat, but their eighth man
brought them alive. The eighth man
was the crowd for Bethpage who
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had big signs and even bigger
voices to lift the spirits of the team.
The Falcons struck first when Jimmy
Limpert ( BIG COUNTRY) hit Danny
Ligowski with a short pass and
Ligowski outran everyone for the
score. The defense bent but never
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broke as the Bayville Jets put up an
all air attack which was stopped
when Anthony ( NAILS) Coletta
made his third interception in three
games. The offense wasted little
time with Danny Ligowski throwing
to Zachary Licht who fell into the
crowd of defenders and when the
dust settled, Zachary with sheer
determination came up with the
football for the second score of the :
game. Joe Mongan, Nick Kelly and
Brendan Hoffman stepped up on
defense and made some great
stops to extinguish the Jets hopes.'
While the defense had the Jets
baffled the Falcons offense led by
coach Brian Limpert ran the " hook
and ladder" play to perfection. It
went like this, Jimmy Limpert passed
the ball to Zachary Licht on a short
hook, Zachary then pitched the ball
to Danny Ligowski who ran all the
way to the " big house" and the
crowd went absolutely nuts! Time
was on the side of the Falcons who
refused to give the ball back to the
Jets with several key first downs with
catches by Ryan McManus, Sean
Ryan and Dylan Reggio and runs by
Billy Chappell, Eric Adams and Jake
Rotunno. When the clock sounded
the end of the game, the fans
stormed the field and the team
captured the Long Island crown.
The party was brought back to
Ciminelli's Pizza in Bethpage where
coaches Brian Limpert and Tom
McManus along with all the parents,
watched in joy as the kids discussed
the game with their huge trophies
and the memories that each kid will
take away from this season.
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Annual Photography Contest
Sponsored by New Island Hospital
& the Nassau County Camera Club
Photo: left to right: Lewis Rosenberg, M. D., JoAnne Bodkin Winner " Best
of Show", Stephen Neff President & CEO New Island Hospital and Joan
Flaumenbaum, Co- Chair Board of Directors.
November22, 2005 Bethpage, New Yt> r/ c... New Island Hospital and the
Nassau County Camera Club announced the 3rd Annual Photography
Contest winners at a reception and showing on Monday, November 7, 2005.
The purpose of the contest is to provide the finest photographs for exhibition
throughout the hospital. Amateur photographers from Nassau County
entered photographs in the categories of adult portraits, nature, sports,
black & white, children, landscape/ seascape, animals, and abstract/ still life.
JoAnne Bodkin took " Best of Show" with her photo " Home Stretch." New
Island Hospital and the Nassau County Camera Club provided judges to
select the winners. Stephen Neff, President & CEO of the hospital, John
Distefano Vice President of Administrative Services, Lewis Rosenberg, M. D.
and Melvin Ettinger from the Nassau County Camera Club had the arduous
task of selecting 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Place for each category and Best of Show. The
hospital congratulates and thanks the winners and all of the participants.
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October Program - A very
interesting slide presentation was
given by historian and author, Jeff
Richman, on the Historic Green-
Wood Cemetery, located in
Brooklyn, N. Y. We can always count
on a very enthusiastic and
knowledgeable audience when we
have a program pertaining to
Brooklyn.
The Green- Wood Cemetery was
founded in 1838 as the third rural
cemetery in America, and
recognized as one of the worlds
greatest cemeteries. Behind the
beautiful landmark gates one will find
the final resting place for nearly
600,000 persons. Many ordinary
and notable people, inventors,
artist, political leaders, Civil War
Generals, soldiers, drummer boy
( there is a statue of a Drummer Boy
to pay tribute to his young life),
Titanic and 65 victims from the 9/ 11
disaster, and in the 19th century
50% of the children under the age
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of five died and many are buried
there. Some of the notable people
buried there are: Louis C. Tiffany,
Horace Greeley, William ( Boss)
Tweed, Samuel Morse, Charles
Ebbets, Leonard Bernstein, T.
Roosevelt's family, Edward R.
Murrow, Joey Gallo, Charles
Feltman, Henry and William
Steinway, DeWitt Clinton, F. A. O.
Schwartz and Frank Morgan (" Wizard
of Oz" fame) to name a few.
The grounds consist of 478
acres of varied topography which
lends to the beauty of Green- Wood
Cemetery. There are glacial lakes,
hills with flowering scrubs, trees,
plants, the historic chapel, sculpture
gardens, wild life sanctuary ( proud to
be a registered member of the
Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary
System which promotes public
involvement). There are scheduled
special events and walking tours
available for all to have the
opportunity to enjoy the landscape
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PAL Cheerleaders
Congratulations to Bethpage PAL Flag A - 6 year old
cheerleaders. What a wonderful season they had! Not only did
they have fun cheering for the football players, they also had a
blast at competition. On October 16th they placed 2nd at the
Wantagh Competition. In Farmingdale on October 23rd, these
amazing 6 year olds placed 1st. And finally, on November 6th at
the Lindenhurst competition, with 4 days practice on a dance
routine, these fantastic girls placed 1st in cheer and 1st in
dance! We are so proud of you girls - GO BIG BLUE!!!
Letters to the Editor
To Whom it May Concern,
I want to commend the Bethpage Chamber of Commerce for putting
together such a fantastic event! I am referring to the Bethpage Street Fair. I
love living in Bethpage and am so proud of our town, and was especially so
on October 30th.
I enjoyed myself tremendously on Sunday, and felt as if I was in a tourist
town ( Lake George to be specific) attending a street fair. To my good fortune,
this auspicious event was taking place right down the road from where I live.
The absolutely perfect weather also contributed to the splendid day.
Thank you for all the hard work that went into planning such an enormous
event. I am already looking forward to next years' street fair.
I am sure that I speak for a large majority of the Bethpage residents, when I
take this opportunity to say " thank you" to the Chamber members ( past and
present) for all their hard work; which has made Bethpage a better town, a
better place to live. Thank you for decorating Bethpage during the holiday
season. Thank you for organizing the mush anticipated Summer Festival.
Thank you for putting together the mission to beautify Bethpage.
I can only imagine the number of woman/ man hours that must have gone
into planning all these events. Thank you... for all that you have done, for all
that you do, and for what you will continue to do in the future.
Sincerely,
Margo Beyer ( Edie)
On behalf of the Chamber of Commerce, I would like to say thank you so
much for your kind comments. It is heartwarming to know that you enjoyed
our last event ( Halloween Street Fair) and equally satisfying that you realize
that a lot of hard work goes into all our events. Thank you again for making all
of the members of the Chamber of Commerce smile ear to ear. - Editor
design, beautiful architecture with a
grand view of the city across the river
and the Statue of Liberty.
We thank the Bethpage Library
for working with our society and
making available such interesting
programs.
November Program - We
held our Annual Harvest Moon
Celebration with our friends from the
United Methodist Church in
Bethpage. We were pleased when
Pastor Mary Crump invited us to hold
our November meeting in her
community room at the Methodist
Church. At this time, Pastor Crump
will tell us about the history of the
Methodist Church in Bethpage, and
enlighten us about the Methodist
Cemetery ( located at the western
end of Central Avenue), which is the
final resting place to many who once
called Central Park/ Bethpage home.
I am sure you will find this
presentation timely and interesting
as we acknowledge, in thanksgiving,
all the good that has been bestowed
upon us as we get ready to
celebrate the Holiday Season.
The November get together with
our members, family and friends has
always been a very special time for
the Central Park Historical Society.
We have celebrated the harvest
over the years with a dinner and the
added fun of a raffle with prizes
donated by those in attendance.
The cost of the dinners have gone
up over the years, and our workers
have gotten older and the
preparation more difficult, so we
decided to skip the dinner and enjoy
the socialization while indulging in
delicious hors d'oeuvres and
desserts provided by our executive
board after the interesting program.
At this time we will enjoy the fun of
our raffle.
December Program - The
Holiday Program will take place on
Thursday ( note the change in the
day of the week from Wednesday to
Thursday), December 15th. The
date has been changed to
accommodate the many members
who are fortunate to get tickets to
the Holiday Concert sponsored by
our Town of Oyster Bay at the Tilles
Center. There will be more
information in the December
newsletter.
It's great hearing from you -
We always appreciate hearing from
people who have an interest in the
community of Central
Park/ Bethpage. This past month we
received the following
correspondence:
Ed Buffum, a high school friend
of Lenny Mulqueen, thanked Lenny
for Little League pictures from the
1960' s. He also acknowledged the
newsletter, and how much he
enjoys reading about the
community, the guys he grew up
with, and their families. Ed now lives
in Oklahoma. Thanks Ed for your
input and interest.
The following is a letter we
received from Perry DeLalio. " I
received a copy of your July
newsletter from my brother- in- law
Henry Suhr. As I read thru it, I
recognized every name and person
who wrote in letters. I was born in
Farmingdale, but lived in Bethpage
from 1941 to 1983. Yes, I recall
Benkert's Cider Mill, visiting there
with my father to pick up a barrel of
newly crushed sweet cider. We
would take the barrel home and
leave it ferment to become hard
cider. However, we DeLalio boys
would improvise straws to draw the
sweet cider out to our delight, when
it hardened it did not taste good.
My parents came from Parma,
Italy and there were people in
Bethpage who came from the same
town. So we visited the Schiavettas,
Bellini, Uccellini, Malvese, Maine,
Pansirole, and Ampoline. So as a
young boy I remember Central Park.
I was fortunate to develop the Bellini
property on Central Avenue, and
named the street Parma Drive for
their part in the history of Bethpage.
I remember: Hans Benkert selling
International Farm Trucks; kind
Carmine Cava, his daughter
Margaret, sons Nick and Eddie;
Frank Procida, the barber, who
worked long hours and never turned
us down if we came in late off the
farm. I could go on." We thank you
Perry and we hope you do go on
and share more of your recollections
of Central Park/ Bethpage. We will
welcome your membership in 2006.
The following letter is part of a
letter received from Elizabeth A. Cox
( Betty Ann Margot Cox). " Karen
Rozzi Smith, daughter of my dear
old friends and neighbors, Tom and
Ruth Knudsen Rozzi, has just sent
me several copies of your
newsletter. I really enjoyed reading
of all the activities, as well, as
memories of your members.
Born in 1925, I grew up in a home
on Central Avenue, directly across
from the Ahem family. My brothers
Bill and Graham ( now both
deceased) and I were close friends
of Bill and Jerry Ahem, while Mary K.
( now Mrs. Francis Looney of
Farmingdale) and I were inseparable
from elementary school ( and even
before) through high school. We
remain in touch by mail and phone; it
is a friendship I cherish.
Other childhood playmates
included Adele Sengstacken and
Alice Ludwig. Some of the
schoolmates I remember most vividly
are: Charlie Butehom, Ginny
Buchert ( who used to sing to us
during recess - a lovely soprano),
the Coraggios ( Mary and Jimmy both
in 8th grade at the same time!),
Patsy Johnson ( who loved to come
to my home after school because we
had a wooden swing and she was
such a dare devil on it!), Bobbie
Nicholson, Herbie Granberg, Bobbie
Opdahl, May ( later Mary) Dammn,
and Gloria Jensen.
In those days, the grammar
school was quite rigidly segregated,
not by race, of course, ( Central Park
was a typical rural white village of its
time), but by sex! Girls and boys had
separate entrances, and by and
large spent recess time separate as
well. How times have changed.
Some teachers from that era
stand out in my recollections: Mrs.
Terry for first grade, fair, kind and
patient; Bert Rose, who came to the
c> ea when I was in 6th grade, and I
believe was the only male on the
faculty; Miss Callahan, who taught
geography to 7th graders ( our first
experience with New York State
Regents exams!). She would faint to
see today's classrooms as she
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insisted that when not reading or
writing lessons, we sit with our arms
folded on the desk tops, rising when
called on, and being extremely
embarrassed if we couldn't come up
with the correct answer! And, of
course, 8th grade with Mrs. Dunton,
she expected the best from all of us
and never gave up on anyone. I
remember tutoring students who
had trouble with math, and I was sent
with them out to a table. in the hall by
the classroom door to tutor them.
My early interest in teaching has
persisted. I've taught English, Latin,
Phys. Ed. in high school and
colleges in N. Y., Wyoming,
Montana, South Dakota, Alaska and
Vermont. My last job was with a state
program in New Hampshire, locating
and training volunteer tutors for
functionally illiterate adults, as well
as, English as a second language for
refugees and other immigrants.
Teaching was always fun, and
greatly rewarding, but this last
experience was by far the best. I
retired in ' 97, but still do some
volunteer tutoring. Presently, I have
two students, one from Russia, the
other from Peru. They are a joy to
work with, so motivated and quick to
learn.
I would be interested to hear from
any old friends and schoolmates
who care to write ( snail mail only, no
computer)!"
Thank you Elizabeth for your
interesting recollections of Central
Park/ Bethpage.
Uccellini Family Reunion -
A family reunion was held at the
home of Len and Laura Mulqueen
the end of July. This was a " grand"
get together of the Uccellini family at
the original Uccellini home built in
1918 by Grandpa Carlo and Gemma
Uccellini. ( Len and Laura are the 3rd
generation owners of the house) at
12 Schneider Lane/ Nibbe Lane.
As Len puts it, " just about
everyone came!" A lot of traditions,
old pictures, vintage kitchen
implements and artifacts made by
grandpa Carlo were available for
fond reminiscing. Grandma's family
soup ( Uneylane) carefully and
lovingly prepared from a recipe
handed down to Nafra Uccellini
Mulqueen and now made by Laura,
Len, their son Craig, wife Bonnie
and daughter Cheryl. Great
Memories and fun shared by: Aunts
- Emma Uccellini and Olga Von
Thaden. Cousins - Louis, Walter,
Charlie, Tommy, Fred Uccellini, Tom
Mulqueen, Linda Chianese, Henry
Von Thaden, with their spouses,
children, grandchildren, greatgrandchildren.
Also, at the party was
the Amendola family ( marriage of
daughter Janet to Tommy Uccellini).
Louis Uccellini took this opportunity
to interview John Amendola about
his recollections of growing up in
Central Park/ Bethpage.
John's father, Raymond
Amendola, was born in Naples, Italy
and his mother's father ( Morselli),
was from Sicily, Italy. They all settled
in New York City in the early 1900' s,
then about 1910 his parents bought
property in Central Park. The
property consisted of about six
acres, Broadway to Lexington
Avenue and from Nibbe Lane back
to the Powell Avenue School. Their
first home was the hotel on
Broadway ( the building still stands)
where John was born. John
remembers each room had a suite
number above the door with gas
lights in the hallway.
John has a vivid memory of
growing up in Central
Park/ Bethpage. Back to a time which
was free of the hustle and bustle we
know today. He remembers the
Ralston General Store, a barber
shop, the German Fortsch Brothers
Butcher Shop, Mr. Simone's Shoe
Repair Shop, Gulf Gas Station on
Broadway all north of the railroad
tracks, and the Parisi, Mazzara and
the Jarvis families who lived south of
Powell Avenue in large homes on
Broadway. The steam locomotives
ran through the center of town, and
Mr. Greco manned the gates to stop
the traffic. Mr. Greco had a small
building to protect him from the
weather, complete with a pot belly
stove for his comfort. South of the
tracks on the west side was
Procida's Barber Shop, Cava's Drug
Store, and the library. East side of
Broadway was a tavern and down to
Central Avenue was a German
bakery which had the best French
Crullers!
John's father served on the
school board with Mr. Cava, Louie
Margie, and John Klug. John
remembers the " donny brook"
meetings they had for money was
tight and they had to keep a watchful
account on the budget. His dad also
pitched in to help build St. Martin of
Tours Church, with other
parishioners, in the early 1920' s,
and he explained how they dug out
the basement with a horse and
scoop. His grandfather also donated
money to the church and there is a
stained glass window by the altar
with the family name on it.
The Amendola family had a
house built on Nibbe Lane in the
1940' s and the second house in the
1950' s across from the Uccellini
family. The Amendola children are:
Raymond, Antinette, John, Frank
and Marion. John liked to tell stories
of the feud between the Uccellini
and the Amendola family, great time
for story telling at a family reunion.
John told about the proud ethnic
settlements in Central Park. The
Italians lived west side of Stewart
Avenue ( today the number streets),
the Scandinavian lived in the north
part of town called Swede Town.
The Germans lived in the south part
of town. He told of the boys
choosing up sides for a ball game
and it was the Americans against the
Italians. We were all proud of who we
were.
John remembers the tragedies
that book place in Bethpage. The
plane crashes in Bethpage one on
Park Avenue, the pilot was killed,
and the other north of Powell
Avenue, where two men were killed.
The drowning of young Francis Fox
who was on his way to a Boy Scout
meeting when he found a friend,
Eddie Okula, in distress. He was
drowning in a rain filled culvert on
the north side of Powell Avenue and
Francis managed to pull him to
safety, but he could not save himself
and he drowned. There was a
plaque placed in the Powell Avenue
School to pay tribute to Francis Fox.
John remembers the Powell
Avenue School, the annex, and the
beautiful Maple trees that lined the
walk way. The grand cannons that
graced the front of the school. The
school went to the eighth grade,
then the students went on to
Farmingdale High School. He
remembers when the Powell
Avenue School was torn down, but
it did not go down without a struggle
when hit by the wrecking ball. The
town was growing and the need for
larger schools to accommodate the
many families who were now making
Bethpage their home on the one
time farm lands.
Now for some personal history of
John: He joined the army in 1947-
1950 and was activated when the
Korean War broke out in 1952. He
married Phyllis Pinto in 1951. They
lived on Broadway, in a Miller Home
across from the middle school of
today, their next door neighbors
were the Hortons. They later settled
on Concord Avenue where they
purchased their home for
$ 13,500.00 and raised four
children: Janet, John, Phyllis and
Robert and they now have twelve
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. John is proud to say
he was employed by Grumman and a
volunteer fireman where he served
as Captain of the Hook and Ladder
Company # 3.
We thank John for sharing his
memories of growing up in Central
Park/ Bethpage, and we thank Louis
for asking all the right questions.
November Days - Methodist
Cemetery Cleanup - November 5th
rain date November 12th 9 AM - 3
PM. For more information 516- 827-
5782. Election Day - November 8th.
A time to acknowledge the honor
and privilege we have to vote for the
candidate of our choice. Veterans'
Day - November 11 th a day to pay
tribute to all the brave men and
women for their heroic efforts to
defend freedom here and abroad,
and to let them know they are
appreciated by their fellow citizens
and all freedom- loving people
throughout the world. Did you know
the streets in Bethpage that are
named for a serviceman killed in a
war? They are: Benkert Street,
Butehom Street, Caffrey Avenue,
Carriere Street, McCord Place, and
Robert Damm Street. If I missed any
please let me know.
Condolences - the members
of the Central Park Historical Society
was saddened with the death of
Ethel Lindeman. Ethel was a
neighbor, friend, who shared her
talents with her church ( The United
Methodist Church of Bethpage),
and served as a Girl Scout Leader for
many years in our community.
Ethel's Girl Scout collection of
books, badges, pins, and uniform
has been donated to our Society
and we will be proud to put it on
display, at the Bethpage Library
during the month of March, to honor
Girl Scout month.
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BHS Hosts Alice in Wonderland
This weekend
The Bethpage High School
Masquers Guild proudly presents
Alice in Wonderland this weekend
running December 1, 2 and 3. All
performances begin at 7: 30 p. m. in
the Bethpage High School auditorium.
Tickets are $ 7 each for adults
and $ 5 each for students and senior
citizens.
The cast is led by Suzanne
Morra, who plays the role of Alice.
Peter Casey as the Mad hatter, and
Karyn Morra as the Cheshire Cat.
The masquers Guild is directed by
Bill Kroupa.
The full cast is: Alice- Suzanne Morra; Mad Hatter- Peter Casey;
Cheshire Cat- Karyn Morra; Queen of Hearts- Diana Valenti; Duchess-
Lisa Shah; Caterpillar- John Saric; White Rabbit- Jennifer Casey; King-
Patrick Quinn; March Hare- Nick Post; Dormouse- Samantha Karasik;
Gryphon- Ryan Adams; Courtier- Morgan Essig; Knave- Dana Jackson;
Humpty Dumpty- George Marinos; Mock Turtle- Jonathan Raia;
Executioner- Stephen LeFayt; Cook- Victoria Savino; Tweedledee-
Andrea Ong; Tweedledum- Sarah Ong; Frog Footmaid- Alexandra
Rizzo; Gardener- Abigail Kelly; and the Soldiers- Andrew Beck/ Kenny
Grewal.
Staying In Character
Clifford the Big Red Dog, Elmo
and Angelina Ballerina all made an
appearance at Charles Campagne
Elementary School in Bethpage
during Children's Book Week. No,
PBS was not in town, but they
would've been delighted if they had
seen the students during the .
school's annual Character Book
Dress Up Day.
Students, teachers and staff had
the opportunity to share with each
other their favorite children's books.
" This is an opportunity for the kids
to discover new characters from the
older children," shared Librarian
Phyllis Ivers, dressed as the
Princess from the Princess and the
Pea. " Every year we ask the children
to dress as their favorite children's
book character. The older
classes love to read to the younger
students and introduce them to
some exciting unfamiliar storybook
characters." The halls were humming
as the students voices read,
in character, their favorite tales.
" Since we started Character Book
Dress Up Day, our book sign out
from the library has increased,"
commented Principal Cintado.
" Students can't help but become
enthusiastic about reading when
they first discover new & wonderful
characters in children's storybooks."
Character Book Dress Up Day first
started at the school three years
ago and has become a favorite
event of students. After all, who
doesn't love a good book?
Mrs. Reicherich's third grade students read their favorite children's
book to Ms. McCain's Kindergartners at the Charles Campagne
Elementary School, during the school's Character Book Dress Up Day.
( Photo by Kris Melvin- Denenberg, Syntax Communication Group).
Bethpage Nursery School Happening Dennis Holz Announces Candidacy For
Re- election For Bethpage Fire Commissioner At Bethpage Nursery School, we learned a lot from a unit on
mapping. We mapped our school room, our rooms at home and
our circle time. We took a neighborhood walk on Broadway and
then mapped the stores on Broadway.
We passed a dentist. We were excited because many of us
had already had our first dental experience.
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saw Tony. He turned the barber pole on for us.
Dennis Holz of the Bethpage Fire
Department has announced his
candidacy for re- election to the
Board of Fire Commissioners of the
Bethpage Fire District. Dennis has
been an active volunteer firefighter
for over 32 years, and has served
as Captain, 1st and 2nd Lieutenant
of Engine and Ladder Company 4.
Dennis also currently serves as 1
yr. Director of the Association of
Fire Districts of Nassau County.
As an elected fire commissioner,
Dennis' number one priority has
always been to provide the best
possible fire protection and emergency
services to the residents of
the Bethpage community.
The election is Tuesday,
December 13 from 6 - 9 p. m. at the
Bethpage Fire Headquarters, 225
Broadway, Bethpage.
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BETHPAGE P. A. L. COACHES
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DATE: SUNDAY DECEMBER 11TH
PLACE: BETHPAGE HIGH SCHOOL
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TO BENEFIT THE NEEDY FAMILIES IN BETHPAGE
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AMOUNT ENCLOSED
All Donations can be mailed to Bretton's Deli, 359 Broadway, NY 11714
Make Checks payable to Bethpage Community Foundation Inc.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT • AFTER GAME PARTY AT WHOVILLE 3PM TILL- ???
WORSHIP WINDOW
morning 9 AM, Sunday 9 AM,
Weekdays 8 PM. Adult Education,
Religious School for children,
Sisterhood and Men's Club.
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH,
449 Stewart Avenue, Bethpage,
N. Y. is a member of the Lutheran
Church Missouri Synod. St. Paul's is
handicapped accessible.
CHURCH OFFICE- Thechurch
office is open Tuesday through
Friday from 9: 00 A. M. to 3: 00 P. M.
Telephone number is 516- 931-
8262. Email address is
www. stpaul@ optonline. net. Web
page is www. stpaulbethpage. com.
SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES -
at 8: 00 AM and 10: 30 AM.
ADVENT SERVICES - each
Wednesday evening at 7: 30 PM
beginning November 30th.
SUNDAY SCHOOL begins at
9: 15 AM. Children can be registered
any Sunday. For further information,
call the Church Office.
ADULT BIBLE STUDY - takes
place at 9: 15 AM Sundays. Other
bible studies take place during the
week. Call the church office for
details.
TEEN BIBLE STUDY takes place
at 9: 15 AM. All teenagers who have
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church, 99 Central Park Rd.,
Plainview, NY ( 516) 349-
1966) announces the
following activities
Sunday, December 4, 2005
Annual Plainview Christmas
Tree Lighting Ceremony,
5: 00 pm.
The Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church and School will once again
host the Plainview- Old Bethpage
community's annual Christmas Tree
Lighting Ceremony. The ceremony
will feature performances by the
St. Martin of Tours Church,
Central Ave., Bethpage, N. Y. Pastor
Fr. John Tizio, C. SS. R. Rectory:
931- 0818. Rectory office hours
Mon.- Fri. 9: 00AM- 8: 30PM. Sat. 9 to
7: 00PM Sun. 9 to 1: 00PM. Sick Call
ext # 5. Web:
www. stmartinoftoursbeth. com.
Christian Mothers Rosary
Confraternity will be holding their
Christmas Dinner at the Galaxy on
December 7th. Tickets are $ 28.
Please bring a wrapped gift marked
for a boy or girl. For info: 516- 935-
9074.
St. Vincent de Paul Society is
accepting turkeys and gift
certificates to help the needy.
Please be generous.
If you are interested in
volunteering or if you are interested
in serving in any of the various
ministries at St. Martin's please
contact the pastor Father John at
931- 0818 You must have a security
clearance.
Please take a tag from the Giving
Tree in the vestibule. Return
unwrapped gifts by December 17th.
If all tags are gone, get a gift anyway
and place it under the tree.
Fr. Schmidt is looking for Angels
and Shepherds to participate in the
Christmas Eve Pageant at the 6: 00
pm Mass.
Looking for children who like to
sing to join our children's choir. We
sing at the 10 am mass on Sundays.
Call 516- 931- 4573 if interested.
Also looking for cantors.
Mercy Hospital needs volunteers
been confirmed are welcome. Call
931- 8262 for details.
PRAYER PARTNERS meets
each Wednesday at 6: 00 AM for
open prayer time. All are welcome to
join us before work, school or other
activities to prepare for the day.
Please use the Kearny Avenue
entrance.
LITTLE GOSPEL LIGHTS PRESCHOOL
is now accepting
registration for the current school
year. We have programs for 3 and 4
year olds; They Came by Two - a
parent and child program for
toddlers; and a drop- off program for
children who have reached their 2nd
birthday. Enrollment is limited.
Please call Joanne Foley at 516-
933- 4446 for registration
information.
ALL DENOMINATIONS are
welcome to our Sunday School,
Bible Studies, Worship Services,
Youth Group, Prayer Times, Little
Gospel Lights Preschool, They
Came by Two and Mommie and Me
programs.
Plainview- Old Bethpage John F.
Kennedy High School chorus as
well as the children of the Good
Shepherd Lutheran School.
Refreshments will follow inside the
school's gymnasium. Free to all.
Wednesday, December 7,
2005 Advent Service, 7: 30 pm
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church invites you to join our warm
and welcoming community as we
start the celebrations of the Advent
season. Our mid- week Advent
Worship will be ' through the eyes of
Mary.'
for their information desk and gift
shop. If interested call 705- 1391.
Life Teen Mass at 5: 30 followed
by social hour from 7- 8: 30 PM. All 9-
12 grade teens are invited.
Life Teen will be selling
Christmas Trees in the parking lot on
12/ 10 from 9: 00 a. m. - 4: 00 p. m.
Cost $ 35. Trees supplied by Emil's
of Bethpage.
Life Teen Christmas Caroling and
Holiday Party from 7- 8: 30 p. m. in the
parish hall.
Birthright is offering
Entertainment 2006 discount books
for $ 25. Also Christmas cards $ 5 for
a pack of ten or three packs for $ 12.
For info call Pat Doering at 516- 781-
3483.
Charismatic Renewal Prayer
Meeting is held every Monday at
7: 30 p. m. in the Parish Hall. All are
welcome.
A new Youth Ministry. Faith Jam,
for 6th, 7th and 8th grade students
is starting. If you would like further
information call Heinz Stadler at 516-
931 - 4170 or by email at
heinzstadler @ optonline. net.
Faith Jam is holding a Christmas
Community Night in the parish hall
on Friday, 12/ 9.
Maintenance assistant needed,
please call Mr. Romano at 635- 7944.
St. Martin of Tours Parishioners
wishing prayers for themselves or
sick family members are asked to call
Arlene Pehrsson at 579- 9746.
Pray for our daughters, sons,
relatives and friends of our
parishioners in the military. Pray for
World Peace. God Bless America.
Bethpage Jewish Community
Center, 600 Broadway, Bethpage,
938- 7909, Rabbi Seth Gordon,
SABBAT SERVICES, Friday 8 PM
( occasional early services). Shabbat
BETHPAGE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH, 192
Broadway, Bethpage, NY 11714..
Rev. Mary Crump, Pastor. Church
office is open by appointment. Call
516- 931- 4345 or 516- 827- 5782.
CHURCH SERVICE: Sunday
11am
SUNDAY SCHOOL: Sunday
ST. MARGARET'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, 1000 Washington
Avenue, Plainview, N. Y. 11803.
Rev. Peter Lai, Rector. The church
office is open from 9AM to 4PM
Tuesday through Friday, and
available at 516- 692- 5268 at all
times.
CHURCH SERVICES - Sunday
services are at 8: 15 AM, 9: 15 AM
10am
THRIFT SHOP: not yet reopened
AA Thursday 7: 30, Alanon
Saturday 8pm
We are a welcoming faith
community sharing our love of Jesus
Christ through our ministries to our
local and global communities!
( Family service) and 10: 15 AM.
SUNDAY SCHOOL - Sunday
after 9: 15 AM service.
INTERCESSORY PRAYER
GROUP - After 8: 15 AM service.
HEALING SERVICE - First
Sunday of the month during each
service.
We sincerely welcome all to our
church community!
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DECEMBER BIBLE STUDIES
2nd— God Workiug Miracles
Down South After Hurricane Kulrinu
Speaker: Jules Oslrander
9th— NO BIBLE STUDY
Saturday, Dec. 10th 8: 30- 10: 00am
Men's Prayer Breakfast
I ed By: Castor John Stuppicllo
Of Spirit & Truth Christian Church. Bethpage
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St. Paul's Mother's Bible Study
Topic: Purpose Driven Life
Led By: Kalhy & Debbie
I6lh— Book of Joshua
Led By: Gloria Dewer
Saturday, Dec. 17th 8: 00- 10: 00aiu
Bible Study Breakfast
Led By: Pastor Mack Smith
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location: NASSAU
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agent upon whom
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process against the
LLC served upon
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11/ 4,11,18,25,12/ 2,9
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to c/ o Moritt Hock
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NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
BY THE BOARD
OF APPEALS
Pursuant to the
provisions of Article
27 Section 269 of the
Building Zone
Ordinance. NOTICE
is hereby given that
the BOARD OF
APPEALS of the
Town of Hempstead
will hold a public
hearing in the Town
Meeting Pavilion,
Town Hall Plaza, One
Washington Street,
Hempstead, New York
on 12/ 14/ 2005 at
9: 30 A. M. & 2: 00 P. M.
to consider the
following applications
and appeals:
THE FOLLOWING
CASES WILL BE
CALLED STARTING
AT 9: 30 A. M.
1007/ 05. MERRICK -
John Kalinoglu,
Variance, rear yard,
maintain addition
attached to existing
building ( deli)., S/ E
cor. Merrick Ave. &
Camp Ave., a/ k/ a
1713 Merrick Ave.
1008/ 05. - 1011/ 05.
N. BELLMORE -
Julian & Blanca
Veramendi, Variance,
lot area occupied,
maintain addition
attached to dwelling;
Variance, lot area
occupied, maintain
wood deck attached
to dwelling; Variance,
lot area occupied,
maintain shed higher
& larger than
permitted; Variances,
side yard, side yards,
aggregate, maintain
two ( 2) A/ C units., N/ s
Locust Ave., 480' E/ o
Little Neck Ave., a/ k/ a
2529 Locust Ave.
1012/ 05. - 1013/ 05.
POINT LOOKOUT -
Denise Lynch,
Variances, lot area
occupied, rear yard,
construct bi- level
wood deck attached
to dwelling;
Variances, lot area
occupied, side yard,
rear yard, construct
shower enclosure
attached to dwelling.,
E/ s Cedarhurst Ave.,
225' N/ o Ocean Blvd.,
a/ k/ a 128 Cedarhurst
Ave.
1014/ 05. - 1016/ 05.
SEAFORD - Erik H.
Goldstein, Variance,
lot area occupied,
maintain wood deck
attached to dwelling;
Maintain shed higher
& larger than
permitted with less
than required rear
yard setback; Maintain
6' high fence larger
than pool installation
area., E/ s Washington
Ave., 113.63' S/ o
Pittsburgh Ave., a/ k/ a
1659 Washington
Ave.
1017/ 05. - 1020/ 05.
BALDWIN - Thomas
Corporale, Variances.
lot area occupied,
front yard average
setback, side yard,
side yards aggregate,
maintain 1st & 2nd
story additions, A/ C
unit & porch
conversion all
attached to dwelling;
Variances, lot area
occupied, front yard
average setback,
maintain front wood
deck attached to
dwelling; Variances,
lot area occupied,
maintain rear brick
deck attached to
dwelling; Variances,
lot area occupied,
maintain addition to
garage with less than
required rear yard
setback., E/ s Bayfront
Dr., 120* N/ o North
Dr., a/ k/ a 3397
Bayfront Dr.
1021/ 05. EAST
MEADOW - Dario &
Margaret Bernetti,
. Mother/ Daughter
Res. ( 2nd kitchen).,
N/ W cor. Taylor Ave. &
Grove St., a/ k/ a 76
Taylor Ave. ( Negative
Declaration issued
under S. E. Q. R.)
1022/ 05. - 1024/ 05.
OCEANSIDE
Roellyn Armstrong,
Variance, front yard
setback on Third St.,
construct 2- story
addition to dwelling;
Maintain accessory
structure ( shed)
higher than permitted'
with more than
required rear and side
yard setbacks;
Maintain 2nd
accessory structure
( arbor/ gazebo) with
more than required
rear & side yard
setbacks., N/ E cor. E.
Henrietta St. & Third
St., a/ k/ a 77 E.
Henrietta St. ( Ave.)
1025/ 05.
LEVITTOWN - James
& Carol Daly,
Variances, side yard,
side yards aggregate,
maintain garage
conversion to living
space & roof over
patio both attached to
dwelling., S/ s Penny
La., 176.47' W/ o
Water La. No., a/ k/ a
16 Penny La.
1026/ 05. FRANKLIN
SQUARE - Omnipoint
Communications, Inc.,
Install six ( 6) wireless
communication
antennas to existing
water tower &
equipment cabinets
on ground., S/ W cor.
Seventh St. &
Roxbury Rd.
( Negative Declaration
issued under
S. E. Q. R.)
THE FOLLOWING
CASES WILL BE
CALLED STARTING
AT 2: 00 P. M.
1027/ 05. - 1028/ 05.
LEVITTOWN
Michele Adler,
Maintain pool with
attached railing &
deck not permitted in
front yard setback on
Gingham La.; Maintain
6' high fence., S/ E
cor. Saucer La. &
Gingham La., a/ k/ a 1
Saucer La.
1029/ 05. - 1030/ 05.
NR WESTBURY -
Keith Spinelli,
Maintain 6' high
fence; Maintain shed
higher & larger than
permitted., E/ s
Salisbury Park Dr.,
178' N/ o Stratford Dr.,
a/ k/ a 812 Salisbury
Park Dr.
1031/ 05. - 1032/ 05.
FRANKLIN SQUARE -
Anthony Ruggiero &
Vincenza DeBari,
Variances, lot area
occupied, front yard
average setback, side
yard, construct 2nd
story & front & rear
porches all attached
to dwelling;
Variances, side yard,
rear yard, percentage
of rear yard occupied,
construct addition to
convert detached 1-
car garage to 2- car
garage higher than
permitted., W/ s
Madison St., 200' S/ o
Naple Ave., a/ k/ a 284
Madison St.
1033/ 05.
BELLMORE - Audrey
DiRusso, Margot
Probeck & Lorna
Mirenda, Variances,
subdivision of lot, lot
area, side yards
aggregate, front width
from & on street line
to front setback line,
maintain dwelling with
garage on a lesser
lot., W/ s Russell St.,
275' S/ o Natta Blvd.,
a/ k/ a 2002 Russell St.
1034/ 05.
BELLMORE - Vito
D'Alessandro,
Variances,
subdivision of lot, lot
area, front width from
& on street line to
front setback line,
construct dwelling.,
W/ s Russell St., 325'
S/ o Natta Blvd.
1035/ 05. NR
BELLEROSE
Omnipoint Facilities
Network 2, LLC,
Install twelve ( 12)
wireless
communication
antennas &
equipment cabinets
on roof of existing
building., S/ W cor.
Jericho Tpke. & 246th
St., a/ k/ a 245- 14
Jericho Tpke.
( Negative Declaration
issued under
S E Q R )
1036/ 05. MERRICK -
Michael Kahoud,
Special exception to
convert existing
building to animal
hospital & use said
premises for
commercial kennel in
Bus. & Res. " B"
Districts; variance in
off- street parking &
insufficient back- up
space., S/ s Merrick
Rd., 153.4' E/ o Beach
Dr., a/ k/ a 1798 Merrick
Rd. ( Negative
Declaration issued
under S. E. Q. R.)
1037/ 05. N.
BELLMORE - John &
Susan Barry,
Variances, side yard,
side yards aggregate,
maintain 2nd story
addition to dwelling.,
N/ s Ralph Ave., 300'
W/ o Bellmore Rd.,
a/ k/ a 112 Ralph Ave.
1038/ 05. NR ISLAND
PARK - Patricia
Conaty Executrix for
the Estate of Mary
McCarron, Variances,
lot area occupied, rear
yard, front yard
setback on Kent
Blvd., maintain wood
deck attached to
dwelling., S/ E cor.
Island Parkway & Kent
Blvd., a/ k/ a 208 Island
Parkway.
1039/ 05. - 1040/ 05.
NR LAWRENCE -
STS Realty Corp.,
Use premises for
recycling of
construction &
demolition debris &
uncontaminated
construction materials
which may be noxious
& offensive; Waive
off- street parking &
permission to park in
front yard setback on
Honeywell PI. with
head in parking not
permitted., N/ W cor.
Lawrence La. &
Honeywell PI., a/ k/ a 2
Lawrence La.
S. E. Q. R.
determination not
made.
1041/ 05. - 1046/ 05.
SEAFORD - Marina,
LLC. & The Spot
Restaurant, Inc. d/ b/ a
Parkside Cafe, Use
premises to maintain
conversion of fishing
station to restaurant in
Res. " C" District; Use
part of premises for
outdoor dining;
Variances, side yard,
rear yard, use part of
premises to maintain
addition to building for
garage, storage &
workshop ( converted
from boat house); Use
part of premises for
boat storage;
Variance in off- street
parking & insufficient
back- up space;
Permission to park in
front yards setbacks
on Adler Ct., Adler PI.
& Sands La., N/ E cor.
Adler Ct. & Sands La.,
a/ k/ a 2479 Adler Ct.
( Negative Declaration
issued under
S. E. Q. R.)
RE-ADVERTISEMENT:
2: 00 P. M.
878/ 05. EAST
MEADOW
Mohammed I. Malik,
Variances, lot area
occupied, side yards
aggregate, maintain
roof over cellar
entrance & addition
attached to dwelling.,
N/ s Prospect Ave.,
303.03' W/ o East
Meadow Ave., a/ k/ a
1761 Prospect Ave.
ALL PAPERS
PERTAINING TO THE
ABOVE HEARING
ARE AVAILABLE
FOR INSPECTION
AT THE BOARD OF
APPEALS, TOWN
HALL, 1
WASHINGTON
STREET,
HEMPSTEAD, NY
11550.
Interested parties may
appear at the above
time and place. At the
call of the Chairman,
the Board will
consider the Decision
and Reserve Decision
calendar.
By order of the Board
of Appeals
Gerald G. Wright,
Chairman
Joseph F. Pellegrini,
Secretary to the
Board of Appeals
PUBLIC HEARING
CALENDAR
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
MEETING BY THE
ZONING BOARD OF
APPEALS
Pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter
246, Article III, Section
246- 18- E of the Code
of the Town of Oyster
Bay, notice is hereby
given that the Zoning
Board of Appeals has
scheduled a public
meeting, which will
take place in the Town
Hall Meeting Room,
Audrey Avenue,
Oyster Bay, New York,
on DECEMBER 15,
2005, at 7: 00 P. M., to
consider the following
appeals:
BY ORDER OF THE
ZONING BOARD OF
APPEALS
APPEAL NO. 05- 710
BETHPAGE
LOUIS
GALEOTAFIORE &
ROBERT O'KEEFE:
CT
( A) Variance to erect a
one family dwelling
having less side yard
setback and
aggregate side yards
than required by
Ordinance. ( B)
Variance to allow an ^
existing detached 2
shed to remain having 3
less side yard setback E
than required by ro
Ordinance. S/ s/ o ^
Evergreen Avenue, -
120 ft. W/ o Balsam g
Place, a/ k/ a 245 ^
Evergreen Avenue, 1+
Bethpage, NY ^
DECEMBER 5, 2005 m
BY ORDER OF THE i
ZONING BOARD OF J
APPEALS, TOWN OF o
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