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VOL. 16 NO. 3 The Week of April 23 - April 29,1981 20 cants par copy
/ " People In The News
WE'RE NUMBER I: Oyster Bay Town Councilman
Salvatore R. Mosca congratulates Gary Fink, first place
winner from Charles Campagne School in the Bethpage
V.F.W. Post 0 4987's annual Voice of Democracy Awards.
Other first place winners included [left to right]
Rosemarie Falotico, St. Martin of Tours; Barbara
Toscano, John H. West School; James Doerbecker,
Kramer Lane School; and Sean Connolly, Northedge
School. Also on hand for the awards presentation were
past commanders Rudy Gorlite [left rear] and Vito
Deains [second from right rear] and V.O.D. Chairman
Everett Baldwin.
GREEK INDEPENDENCE WEEK: Hempstead Town
Presiding Supervisor Thomas S. Gulotta [2nd, left] is
joined by Assemblyman Dean Skelos [2nd, right] and
members of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in
Hicksville as he proclaims Greek Independence Week in
the Town of Hempstead. From left are: Father George
Stavroulas and Elias Vailakos [church trustee] of Levit-town.
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RALPH S. MOSCA, son of Councilman and Mrs. Salva­tore
R. Mosca of Lincoln Road, Bethpage, has been elect­ed
to membership in Phi Beta Kappa, at Davidson Col­lege's
Spring Convocation. Election to membership in Phi
Beta Kappa, the oldest national honorary society in the
United States, is in recognition of excellence in scholar­ship
in the liberal arts and sciences.
Ralph, a biology major, will be graduated from David­son
College in May, 1981. He was accepted for admission
by a number of Medical Schools and will attend the
College of Medicine, State University of New York at
.Syracuse. • •>,-• J
Assessment Grievance Period Set
Nassau County taxpayers whodisagree with their tentative
1982 property tax assessments may file formal protests
during the period from May 1 to May 19,1981, Abe Seldin,
Chairman of the Nassau County Board of Assessors-announced
today. To better serve taxpayers wishing to file
grievances, Board of Assessors employees will establish
temporary satellite officer in each of Nassau's three
townships and two cities during the tax grievance period.
Property owners who disagree with their assessments may
file a protest form with the Board of Assessors, either in
Mineola or through the board's representatives located in the
towns and cities during the grievance period. Protests are
then forwarded to the independent Board of Assessment
Review, where they are analyzed. A property owner also has
the right to request an in-person hearing before the Board of
Assessment Review, at which he or she may present the facts
on which the protest is based. The review board is
empowered to order the Board of Assessors to reduce
assessments where warranted.
By state law, all protest forms must be filed between May 1
and May 19, Seldin cautioned, adding that copies of the
tentative 1982 assessment rolls will be open for inspection at
each of the five locations during the grievance period, and
that property owners may examine their property record
cards at the Board of Assessors' main office, 240 Old Country'
Road, Mineola.
Locations where protests may be filed are:
For properties in the Town of Hempstead - Board of
Assessors Office, 240 Old Country Road, Mineola, New York
Phone (516) 535-2311/2790.
For properties in the Town of Oyster Bay - Cantiague Park,
Skating Rink Lobby, West Johfr Street, Hicksville, New York
-Phone (516) 935-3501.
Offices will be staffed with Board of Assessors
representatives from 9:00 a.m. to4:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday during the grievance period. They will also be opened
on both Wednesday evenings during the period, May 6 and
May 13, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and on Tuesday night,
May 19, from7:00p.m. to9:00p,m.
For additional information about the grievance procedure,
call the Board of Assessors Taxpayer Information Bureau at
(516) 535-2790, or the board's Field Division at (516) 535-2311.
Local Students Named
To Nassau Community Dean's List
Two thousand, one hundred forty-one students were named
in Nassau Community College's fall 1980 honor list just
released by the Registrar. Honor students, those named to
the Dean's list, are those with averages of 3.3 cum out of a
possible 4. Those with perfect A averages (4) are noted by
asterisks.
Honor students from Bethpage are: Richard Adam* of 7th
Street, Randi Airth of Ludwig Lane, John Balough of
Cheshire Rd, Deborah Bolger of Berryhill Lane, Joanne
Brala of Edward Street, Vincent Brando of Emma Street,
Robert Burns of Balfour Drive, Thomas Burzesi of Norcross
Avenue, Gary Campagne of Sycamore Avenue, William
Chase of Plainedge Drive, Steven Cochrane of N. Pershing
Avenue, Ann Colacino* of Cheshire Road, Raymond Cumella
of Seitz Drive, Marylou DiMaggio of Stewart Avenue, Anne-marie
Emmerson of Edna Avenue, Peter Grassel of Russell
Avenue, Lisa Guzzardo of Miami Road, Joanne Harras of
Elizabeth Drive, Catherine Harrington of Alice Court,
Maureen Hughes of Stewart Avenue, Donald Johnson* of
Laurel Place, Patricia Kane of Cheshire Road, Catherine
Knauer* of Clarissa Road, Thomas Kropp of N. Hermann
Avenue, Gerald Levano of Haypath Road, Eric Louis of Eif­fel
Gate, Elizabeth Macri of Sherman Avenue, Allison Mar-shak
of Shubert Lane, William Martin of Crescent Place,
Patricia McLean of N. 3rd Street, Brian Musso of Herman
Avenue, Claire Needham* of Fiddler Lane, Cynthia Need-ham
of Fiddler Lane, Jean Nelson of Avoca Avenue, Michele
Petrulli of Floral Avenue, Joseph Quinci of Manchester
Drive, Katherine Ridgley* of Hicksville Road, GeneROoney
of Columbia Street, Daniel Safranek of Morris Road, Lisa
Saggese of Joseph Avenue, Laura Seabury of Windsor Drive,
Donna Srubinski of Williams Street, Bonni Stewart of Roose­velt
Drive, Karen Sudwischer of Herman Avenue, Stanley
Tarry of Iram Place, Lorraine Treiland of Marlon Avenue,
Susanne Walsh of Phyllis Drive, William Wilson of Cheshire
Road, Nancy Zappolo of Prairie Path, Daniel Ziegler of 9th
Street.
Those from Plainview are: Christine Appio of Sunnyside
Boulevard, Perry Blonder of Morton Boulevard, Joel Brod-man
of Gloria Place, Paul Brown of Ardis Lane, Laureen
Califano of Terry Lane, Barbara Casale of Cherry Court,
Caroline Cryer of Eileen Avenue, Luann Damico of S. Oaks
Boulevard, Nancy Dolan of Relda Street, Roseann Ekert,
Shelart Street, Jerry Feldman of Beth Lane, Christine
Fischer of Elmwood Street, Scott Fried of S. Oaks Boulevard
Dara Gaine* of Burton Avenue, Richard Gallucci* of Felice
Lane, Joanne Garbato of Sherman Avenue, Donna Gerstman
of Sunrise Street, Roseann Giuliano of Roxten Road, Steven
Goldsmith of Whitlock Street, Lynn Golinsky of Meryll Place,
Glen Gordon of Myron Road, Sharyn Gross of Peter Lane,
Karin Hopkins of Belmont Avenue, Merrill Hughes Jr. of Sun­rise
Street, Denise Huttenlocher of Maplewood Drive,
Richard Imberman of Acorn Lane, Jeffrey Isaacson of Irene
Lane East, Carole Justus of Plymouth Road, Howard Kneller
of Barnum Avenue, Philip Knott of Stratford Road, Randy
Kozlin of Plainview Road, Lauri Kreis of Santa Barbara
Drive, Kathleen Kreiss* of Audrey Avenue, Pete Krinsky* of
Wayne Drive, Marc Laks of Pal Street, Margaret Liguori of
Sunrise Street, Keith Linker of MacArthur Avenue, Joyce
Lobue* of Alan Court, Eugene Lotardo of Garnet Lane,
James Madden of Jamaica Avenue, William Margiotta of
Harcourt Road, Jean Matray of Eileen Avenue, William Mc-
Crossen of Audrey Avenue, Timothy Murphy of Main Park­way
W., Adam Nepon of Gates Avenue, Michael Pastier of
Pal Way, Steven Price of Richfield Street, Walter Priestley
of Library Lane, Debbie Puglia of Westlane Drive, Stephen
Radau of Wallace Drive, William Rogers of Grohmans Lane,
Jamie Rubenstein of Cedar Drive, Thomas Ryan* of Grace
Street, Andrew Schulman of Grace Street, Lori Sciacchitano
of Manor Street, Valerie Seden of Audrey Avenue, Daniel
Seringer* of Nassau Avenue, Linda Sica* of Halcourt Drive,
Nancy Sica* of Halcourt Drive, Lucrezia Simone of Richard
Court, Arthur Simuro of Morton Boulevard, Bruce Sirlin* of
Morton Boulevard, Elizabeth Socci of Radcliffe Road, Sheila
Steginsky of Mitchell Avenue, Randi Strauss of Eileen
Avenue, Debra Sullivan of Daniel Drive, Sheela Susskind* of
John Street, James Thompson of Eton Place, Paula Tortorici
of Sylvia Road, Laura Verga of Ruby Lane, Diane Waldmann
of Phipps Lane, Elisabeth Weber of Woodwaye Road.
Night Hearing Scheduled For Proposed Motel In Bethpage
Town Clerk Ann Ocker has announced that a night hearing
has been scheduled for Tuesday, April 28 at 8 PM in the East
Building hearing room at Town Hall on a request for a zoning
change and special use permit to build a motel in Bethpage:
The application seeks a zoning change from a "D" resi­dence
district to an "F" business district and a special use
permit to build a motel in Bethpage, south of Hempstead
Turnpike, north of Schubert Lane and west of the Seaford-
Oyster Bay Expressway.
Town Supervisor Joseph Colby has added the evening
hearing to the calendar in response to an expression of con­siderable
concern from residents of the area.
The Town Board will open the hearing at 10 AM on Tues­day,
April 28, and then adjourn the proceedings until 8 PM
that evening.