93 Juniors, 15 Daler Seniors To
Be Inducted Into Honor Society
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93 Juniors and 15 Seniors,
will be officially inducted into
the National Honor Society at
a ceremony to be held at the
High School auditorium this Friday
at 8: 15 a. m. A reception
will be held after the induction
in the library.
To be eligible, Seniors must
have maintained a scholastic
average of 85% or better for
three years. Juniors must have
maintained a average of 85% or
better for twoand one- half years.
The Faculty Advisory Board
selects the members onthe basis
of Leadership, Service and Character.
Seniors to be inducted include:
Keith Civil; Ronald Dale; Steven
Eisner; Marilyn Goldberg, John
Hay; Marsha Kesnig; Caryl Lynn
Launer; Lars Lundeen; Andrea
Maurer; Charlotte Ann Meyn;
Kevin Robert Mulligan; Stephanie
Pachman; Donna Rader;
Barbara R. Thomson and Sharon
Whitebook.
Juniors to be inducted are:.
Janet Alberts; Cynthia Alexander;
Donna Altmann; Lucy An-selmo;
Gary Appel; Laura Barber;
Peter Bossis; Marilyn
Cantor; Roche lie Capitman;
Steven Carter; Marie Brund; Anthony
Chabarek; Carol Chakrin;
Michael Cifaldi; Linda Citrano;
Barry Cohen; Stephanie Cohen;
Sue Colteen; Frances Cresci-mano;
Eugene Dahl; Nancy De-
Boer; Frank DiCapua; Lorraine
Dorenbecker; Judy Dratt; Roberta
Durmann; Gail Eisenkraft;
Frances Esposito; Justin Fallon;
Georgette Fitzpatrick; Gary
Friend; Victoria Furio; Laura
Genua; James Golding; Patricia
Gregorovic; Paul Grille; Scott
Gutterman; Sherrle Halper; Paul
Haubrich; Sherry Hertzberg;
Alan Janos; Ed Jordan; Benjamin
Katzen; Barbara Kaufman;
Carol Kellermannj Bruce S.
Klutchko; Susan Lebits; Mark
Lehman; M. Steven Lishansky;
Peter Lund; Janet Magenheim;
Annette Marino; Edward Marko-witz;
Natalie MeislerjGailMeis-ter;
Diane Metzger; Robert Nei-man;
Donna Nidds; Thomas O'-
Keefe; Joseph Pfrangle; Barbara
Lynne Piatt; Arlene Raff; Janet
Rose; Mark Rosenbaum; Stefan
Rosenberger; Judith Rothbard;
Christine Salita; Steven Sanchez;
Stewart Scharfman; Barbara Sch-litt;
Nancy Schmitt; Stacey Schneider;
Michael Schwartzman;
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Some say:
I don H
need God »
Stephan Simone; Michal Slansky;
Judy Slotnick; Paul Solenick;
Rosemary Sorensen; Daniel
Spector; Linda Stiefel; Neil
Strickman; KarenSvendsen; Ter-rence
Sweeney; Douglas Tantillo;
Jill Urbanas; Carol Vigliatore;
Chris Vogelsberg; Mary Walters;
Lawrence Warehime; Helene
Wasserman; Susan Wassmer;
Robin Weiser and Harvey Wolk-off.
Maybe you don't... if you
think of God as merely
some distant person, or
unknowable.
But, if you were to know
God as Mind, the source
of all ideas and intelligence,
or as Life, the
source of strength and
health . .. wouldn't it
make sense to know
Him better?
You can . ..
Practical ways of knowing
God are discussed at the
Christian Science Sunday
School. Visit a class this
Sunday at
9: 30 AM, 11: 15 Sunday Morning
First Church of Christ,
Scientist, Massapequa
Merrick Kd. & Blltmore Blvd.
Mussapequa
Grace Church To Host
Unusual Concert
« < Christ Lay In Death's Dark
Prison, or Where Do We Go
From Here?" is the new composition
for choir, orchestra, and
other media to be presented in
concert in Massapequa on Sunday
March 10 at Grace Episcopal
Church. The composition, by Ed
Summerlin, is based on Johann
Sebastian Bach's Easter Cantata:
" Christ Lay In Death's Dark
Prison," with which the mass
choir will open the program.
Summerlin* s « " mixed- media" approach
will employ such
electronic devices as overhead
projections and taped- in sounds
with conventional choral and instrumental
groupings. Don Heck-man
will be the alto saxophone
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soloist at both the 4 and 8 P. M.
performances.
The Bach- Sum merlin concert,
sponsored by the Department of
the Arts of the Nassau Council
of Churches, will be the last of a
series of programs in the Council's
first Arts Festival. The
music will be under the direction
of Herbert Beattie of Hof-stra
University.
Grace Episcopal Church, on
Merrick Road at Cedar Shore
Drive in Massapequa, is a new
structure in modern architecture
on display in the narthex
of the church will be painting
and sculpture which the concert
audience may view.
Marketing- Advertising
Specialist Opens Branch
Maurice M. Goldberger, President
of Gramercy Marketing Services
, New York City, announced
the opening of a branch office
at 15 Fairwater Avenue, Massapequa.
He has lived in Massapequa
for 18 years.
For over 30 years Goldberger
has worked with top marketing
management of diversified, national
advertiser - in all phases
of marketing, advertising, merchandising,
sales promotion and
publicity. Gramercy, opened by
Goldberger in 1950, is retained
by national advertisers, advertising
agencies and retail
chains in the United States and
Canada. Goldberger has lectured
on marketing at New York University
and has spoken at many
conventions and sales meetings.
He is also recognized for his editorial
contributions to several
well- known publications.
Bar Harbour Civic
Group to Slate
Candidates Forum
The Bar Harbour Civic Association
will hold a candidates
forum on Tuesday, March 12.
to be held at the Bar Harbour
Library.
All candidates from the three
parties have accepted.
Airman First Class Alan J.
Hoyer, brother of Mrs. Maud
M. Dixon of 43 Jerome Drive,
Farmingdale has been recognized
for helping his unit earn
the United States Air Force Outstanding
Unit Award.
Airman, an a i r c r a f t e-lectrician
in the 437th Military
Airlift Wing at Charleston Air
Force Base, South Carolina
will wear the distinctive service
ribbon as a permanent decoration.
The unit was cited for achieving
an exceptionally meritorious
rating for distinguished service
during a one- year period.
* * *
Electronics Technician Second
Class Ronald F. Wuorio, USN,
husband of the former Miss Eleanor
C. Schubert of 425 Briar-wood
Road, Massapequa, participated
in the rescue of four helicopter
crewmen while serving
aboard the guided missile frigate
USS Dewey.
The search and rescue helicopter
had been on a routine
flight when it crashed into the
Gulk of Tonkin off the coast of
North Vietnam.
* * *
Coast Guard Cadet FirstClass
Fred L. Ames, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Ames of 6 Eden
Ave., Massapequa, has been selected
for placement on the
Dean's List at the Coast Guard
Academy, New London, Connecticut.
* * *
Airman William E. Bostwick,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
E. Bostwick of 273 Illinois Ave.,
Massapequa Park was graduated
from the Aviation Mechanical
Fundamentals School at the Naval
Air Technical Training Center
fn Memphis, Tennessee.
* * *
Army Private FirstClass John
P. Avrich, 21, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Avrich, 119 Greenwood
Drive, North Massapequa,
was assigned as a finance clerk
with the 4th Armored Division's
504th Administration
Company near Goppingen, Germany.
* * *
Seaman Luca Francabandera,
USNRj of 1074 N. Broadway,
N. Massapequa, has returned
to Charleston South Carolina a-board
the ocean going minesweeper
USS Fearless following
a six- month deployment to
the Mediterranean.
While in the Mediterranean the
Fearless participated in several
U. S. Sixth Fleet exercises, plus
a number of exercises with British,
Turkish, and Italian Navies.
The Fearless made port calls
in Turkey; Crete; Italy; Sicily;
Corsica; France and Spain during
the deployment.
* * *
Anthony W. Aversano, 23, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Aversano
of 57 Brendan Avenue, Massapequa
Park, has been graduated
from Navy Basic Training
at the Naval Training Center,
Great Lakes, Illinois as an MU
2 Petty Officer. He is now with
the United States Navy Band in
Washington, D. C. Aversano, a
Massapequa High School graduate,
received his B. A. at Potsdam
University and his M. A.
degree at the University of Miami
in 1967.
Vincent Scarfone, 22, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic A. Scarfone,
496 Syracuse Ave., North
Massapequa, was promoted to
Army specialist five while serving
as a personnel records clerk
in the 87th Engineer Battalion's
Headquarters near Cam Ranh
Bay, Vietnam.
Army Specialist Four Raymond
S. Gandt, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Gandt, 14 West Shore
Drive Massapequa, was assigned
as a member of the 4th Infantry
Division near Pleiku, Vietnam.
Army Specialist Four Bruce
A. Kirdahy, 21, son of Colonel
and Mrs. Gabriel T. Kirdahy,
32 Beverly Road, Farmingdale,
was assigned as a member of the
4th Infantry Division near Pleiku,
Vietnam.
His wife, Natalie, lives in North
Bellmore.
Army Specialist Four Richard
L. Segesta, 24, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard W. Segesta, 89
Caffrey Ave., Bethpage, N. Y.,
was assigned as an information
specialist and photographer with
the 35th Artillery Group in Germany.
NEW ARRIVALS
A son, Gerald Thomas, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Burwell of 4 Carle Lane, South
Farmingdale, recently at Mercy
Hospital.
* * *
A daughter, Maria Margaret,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Moran of 1300 Lake Shore
Drive, Massapequa Park, recently
at Mercy Hospital.
* * *
A daughter, Allison Michelle,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Stein of 116 Clark Boulevard,
Massapequa Park, recently at
Mercy Hospital.
* * *
A daughter, Carol Ann, was
born recently to Mr. and Mrs.
Barthlomew Bascio of 108 Ontario
Avenue, Massapequa at
Mercy Hospital.
* * *
A son, Frederick, was born
recently to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Liddell of 552 Riverside Avenue,
Massapequa, at Mercy Hospital.
* * *
A daughter, Kerri Maura, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kriby of 40 Oakwood Avenue,
South Farmingdale at Mercy Hospital.
* * *
A son, Wayne Douglas, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Staebler of 16 Park Circle North
Farmingdale recently at Mercy
Hospital.
August A. DiRenzo of 443 First
Avenue, Massapequa Park has
been elected assistant vice president
of the brokerage firm of
Cushman & Wakefield Inc. of
Manhattan.
Carl E. Gorton, of 76 Lockwood Avenue, Farmingdale, and a
member of the library board, is pictured showing the filmstrip
" Indoctrination or Education" at the John Birch Society meeting
held Monday night at the South Farmingdale Branch Library. This
filmstrip, which depicts the text book, " Land of the Free' as
Communist oriented was the the same one which John Birch Society
member Edward Werner had^ attempted unsuccessfully to show at a
recent District 22 Board of Education meeting due to the fact that
the book in question is not in the Farmingdale Public Schools, according
to the Board. Gorton also showed a filmstrip depicting
the United Nations as a Communist dominated organization. There
were as many so- called liberals in the audience as Birch society
members on Monday night.
Broadlawn Manor Nursing Home
400 Broadway
AMityville 4- 0222
ny
Tracy H Logan
Business Manager
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