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Volume 46 Number 11 329 Broadway., Bethpage, NY 11714 March 15-21, 2008 (516)681-0440 CXL 21 FAX (516)681-9354 Email: Nuz2u@aol.com 50 Cents
Rotary Donates Dictionaries to
Bethpage Schools
Bethpage-Plainview Rotary Club s Vocational Service Director George P.
Hannau presents Bethpage School District Charles Campagne Elementary
School third grader Ryan Kenny with a personalized dictionary as part of the
club's Dictionary Project.
Mrs. Stephanie Parker s third grade class at Central Boulevard Elementary
School in the Bethpage School District thank members of Bethpage-
Plainview Rotary Club for their generous donation of personalized dictionaries.
Pictured are (Back Row L-R) School Principal Mr. Steve Furrey,
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Richard Marsh, Bethpage-Plainview Rotary
Club's Vocational Service Director George P. Hannau, Bethpage-Plainview
Rotary Club s President Frank D 'Andria, Third grade teacher, Mrs.
Stephanie Peace and her third grade class.
Thanks to the Bethpage-Plainview Rotary Club's Dictionary Project,
every third grader in the Bethpage School District was presented a brand new
personal dictionary. The club's Vocational Service Director George P. Hannau
presented the generously donated dictionaries to students at Central
Boulevard, Charles Campagne, and Kramer Lane Elementary Schools. Each
dictionary was personalized with an imprinted bookplate displaying the student's
name and the Rotary Club's "4-Way Test."
"The goal of this program is to help students further develop strong
vocabularies, grow confidently into accomplished readers, and become skillful
writers," remarked Mr. Hannau. "This book is an indispensable tool for
our students. We are grateful for the opportunity to present them to the students
of Bethpage."
Bethpage High School Brings Down the
House to Help the Homeless
Energy and entertainment were definitely present at this year's Bethpage High
School Student Civic Association Talent Show. Bethpage students, staff, and celebrity
guest judges joined together to once again raise funds for a worthy cause. The recipients
of this year's show's proceeds were presented to Bethany House, Long Island, a
shelter for homeless mothers and their children.
Keeping the evening moving along were student M.C.s Zack Levy & Andrew Beck,
joined by WBAB's radio personality "Rocky." Prize raffles were drawn and awarded
between student acts to help raise funds for the charity. By the end of the night, the
Student Civic Association raised more then $2,000 for Bethany House, Long Island
between ticket and raffle sales.
Among this year's distinguished panel of judges included former N.Y. Jets John
Nitti and Ken Schroy, Film and television actress and comedienne Jennifer Johnson and
Bethany House's P.R. Director Devorah Krupar. Students were judged on their creativity,
presentation, and performance. This year's first place winner was Desi Dhamaka
(Indian Explosion), a choreographed Indian modem remix dance act. The group's
dancers are Sonia Daniel, Kusum Dansinghani, Anisha Jacob, Payal Patel, and Sippy
Punn. Placing second was James Cafiero with his adaptation of Billy Joel's Piano Man
and singing her way to third place was Claire Murphy with Only Hope. The night was a
great success in showcasing the talents of the students, in addition to raising awareness
and much needed funds for Bethany House and Long Island families in need.
Bethpage High School Student Civic Association Advisor Jacqueline Jill-Rito and student
representatives welcome guest M.C. WBAB's Rocky and celebrity judges former
N.Y. Jets John Nitti and Ken Schroy, Actress and Comedienne Jennifer Johnson, and
Bethany House P.R. Director Devorah Krupar to their 2008 Talent show. (Photo by
Kris Melvin-Denenberg, Syntax Communications)
Bethpage High School Student Civic Association Talent Show M.C. s Zack Levy &
Andrew Beck are joined by WBAB's Rocky in congratulating First Place winner Desi
Dhamaka (Indian Explosion), a choreographed Indian Modern Remix dance act. (Photo
by Kris Melvin-Denenberg, Syntax Communications.
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| Rating | |
| Title | Bethpage-Tribune_2008-03-14 |
| Subject | Newspaper |
| Description | This is a Newspaper distributed locally within Bethpage, Old Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge and Seaford. |
| Creator | Florence Cullem |
| Publisher | Florence Cullem |
| Contributors | Scanned and Prepared by Hudson Microimaging, Port Ewen, New York 12466. |
| Date | 2010 |
| Type | Periodical |
| Format | PDF; TIFF |
| Source | Bethpage Public Library |
| Language | English |
| Coverage | United States |
| Rights | The Newspaper is in the public Domain and Digital Rights Held by Bethpage Public Library. |
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