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Bethpage Post Office Makes Mailing
Quicker, Easier, More Convenient
Customers visiting the Bethpage
Post Office, 339 Hicksville Road can
now experience the Postal Service's
version of the ATM while delivering
quick, easy, and convenient access
to postal services.
" APCs - Automated Postal
Centers - provide easy access to
postal products and services just as
ATMs provide easy access to
banking services," said Mike
Silvestri, Bethpage Postmaster. " To
customers, one is a self- service
bank, while the other is a self- service
Post Office. Unlike many ATMs,
APCs don't add transaction fees."
The Bethpage Post Office lobby
is open from Monday to Friday: 5 am
to 5: 30 pm, Saturday: 5 am to 4: 30
pm. The APC expands customer
access to postal services beyond
traditional retail hours.
" Beyond expanding customer
access, the APC enables our
customers to conduct business with
us at their convenience."
Using credit and debit cards, the
APC enables customers to:
• Buy the same self- adhesive
stamps that are provided throuqh
ATMs.
• Weigh, calculate and purchase
postage in any amount for items
weighing up to 70 lbs.
• Send items via Express Mail,
Priority Mail, First- Class Mail, and
Parcel Post services.
• Look up ZIP Codes and obtain
Postal Service mailing information.
• Obtain Express Mail, Certified
Mail, and Return Receipts.
• Purchase Delivery Confirmation
service.
• Obtain a receipt.
• Insure items up to $ 200.
The APC is just 4 feet high by 3
feet wide. It is located in the post
office next to a convenient parcel
slot that accepts packages up to 12
inches high, 14 inches deep and 20
inches wide.
The APCs will help free retail
associates to assist customers with
face- to- face transactions such as
mailing packages to international
locations, using Registered Mail
service, and purchasing postal
money orders. Passport applications
will continue to be accepted in
person.
Silvestri said the decision to first
place APCs in Post Office lobbies
follows the strategy of the banking
industry.
" Interestingly, many banking
customers, intimidated by the new
ATM technology, still gravitated to
teller lines. Banks eased fears by
placing staff in lobbies to assist
customers with initial transactions.
We're following the same scenario
by having Postal Service employees
assist our customers."
In the past year approximately
2,500 APCs have been installed in
Post Offices across the nation.
2nd Annual Marc Khan
Basketball Tourney
The Bethpage High School
Student Civic Association held its
2nd Annual Marc Khan Memorial
Basketball Tournament at Hicksville
High School on January 7th. The
tournament is held to raise funds for
the Hicksville Youth Council Boys
and Girls Club and honor the
memory of Marc Khan, a former
Bethpage student athlete and
Hicksville resident who was killed
two years ago in a car crash.
Marc was an active member of the
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The winning team of the Marc Khan Memorial Basketball
Tournament is congratulated by Marc Khan's brother, Michael
Khan; ( from left to right - Shane O'Connell, Michael Khan, Chrh
Cornett, Jason O'Connell).
Happy 101st Birthday
At recent Senior Center meeting we celebrated Jimmy
Nicolard's 101st birthday. Ed Mangano asked him what was the
secrete to a long life. He said vino, chicken wings and could
use a nice blonde.
Left to right Louie Alfano, Ann Mirto, Jimmy Nicolard, James
Stefanich, Rose Marie Walker, John Venditto, Arnold Piellucci,
Dr. Marsh, Mary McCaffery and Cindy Morris. Ed Mangano, Jimmy Nicolard and Arnold Piellucci
COMMUNITY EVENTS
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, February 8 at
2: 00 P. M. for a timely and interesting
program as part of the Bethpage
Library's MAJOR CURRENT
ISSUES series. The program is
entitled Presidential Leadership
Styles from FDR to George W.
Bush" presented by Dr. Michael
D'lnnocenzo, Professor of History at
Hofstra. He will discuss how these
twelve leaders compare in terms of
six key qualities of presidential
leadership: Communication Ability;
Organizational Capacity, Political
Skill; Vision; Cognitive Style and
Emotional Intelligence. To what
extent can lessons from the best
and the worst examples help us to
make choices in the present and
into the future? Don't miss this
important presentation!
On Thursday, February 10 at
2: 00 P. M. as part of the library's
CONVERSATIONS WITH MUSIC
series, music historian Frank P.
Carbonara will present a program
entitled " Don Giovanni A- Z" which
will examine in depth Mozart's
operatic masterpiece.
On Monday, February 14 at 2: 00
P. M. Dr. Chris Jacobsen, Professor
of Physics at Stony Brook will
present a program entitled " A
Portrait of Neils Bohr" as part of the
library's PORTRAITS biographical
series. Neils Bohr was possibly the
most influential figure of 20th
Century physics - after Einstein. His
theory of the atom has become the
foundation of modern physics. He
was awarded the Nobel Prize in
1922 and served as an advisor to
the American Manhattan Project.
This will be a compelling discussion
of Bohr's ideas and the important
events in the life of this 20th
Century giant of science.
Upcoming Sunday Entertainment
Save Sunday, February 6 at 2: 00
P. M. for NINA BERMAN LIVE... in
concert. This rising young vocal star
has appeared previously at the
library to much acclaim. She has
presented her solo program widely
throughout the New York
metropolitan area and has shared
the stage with several seasoned
performers. She has been the
recipient of a number of prestigious
awards. Nina enjoys singing music
by Gershwin, Porter and other great
popular composers and lyricists as
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classics. Critics have called her " an
immense musical talent." She will
present a delightful varied program
that will please everyone.
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 the
holder and a companion.
On Sunday, February 13 at 2: 00
P. M. The Homegrown String Band a
21st century incarnation of the
traditional family string band will v
present a lively and delightful
concert at the Bethpage Library.
This family band from Rocky Point,
New York plays a unique brand of
old time music with a repertoire
consisting of both original and
traditional material with varied
musical influences ranging from the
Carter Family to Jerry Garcia. The
band consists of Rick ( guitar, banjo,
harmonica, vocals), Georgianne
Jackofsky ( dulcimer, banjo uke,
flatfoot dancing) and daughters
Erica ( fiddle, vocals, flatfoot dancing)
and Annalee ( mandolin, jawharp,
vocals, flatfoot dancing). With their
unique instrumentation and down
home performance style, they have
been delighting audiences at
bluegrass and folk festivals,
coffeehouses, libraries and schools
throughout the northeast since
1997. The program is cosponsored
by the Bethpage Library and the
Town of Oyster Bay Department of
Community and Youth Services,
Cultural and Performing Arts Division
. as part of CAPA's 2005
Distinguished Artists Concert
Series. Admission is free. If the
weather is inclement, please call the
library to see if it is open.
Bethpage Baseball Association
Presents •
Las Vegas Night
Saturday, February 12, 2005
8: 00pm to Midnight
Catholic War Veterans Hall
517 Central Ave., Bethpage
Enjoy a fun- filled evening of simulated
Black Jack, Roulette, Craps,
Poker and Slot Machines with your
friends and neighbors
Hot Buffet with DJ and Dancing
Beer, Wine and Soda Included
Cash Bar for Mixed Drinks
$ 50.00 pp Admission
Purchased in Advance
( Net proceeds will benefit Bethpage Baseball and
Softball Programs)
For Tickets please call
Tom & Dolores Gallo 935- 7609
Property Tax Exemption
Outreach Seminar
The last few months have
brought quite a number of changes
in procedures at the Nassau County
Department of Assessment. In an
effort to bring as many services as
possible to residents right in their
own neighborhoods, the Bethpage
Library is pleased to sponsor the
Nassau County Taxpayer Assistance
Division and Community Outreach
Program on Tuesday, February 15 at
7: 30 P. M.
Meet Chairman Harvey B.
Levinson, who will explain in
layman's terms the method used in
assessing property, how to compute
your own property taxes, the senior
citizen and exemption law, how to
file applications and the STAR
program. Applications for various
exemptions will be available. In
addition, if you would like to grieve
your taxes, Mr. Levinson will tell you
how to proceed.
This is an informative program
that no Nassau taxpayer should
miss! Admission is free and
everyone is welcome to attend.
Organize Your Life: Learn How
Seminar at Bethpage Library
If you have ever wished that you
could have a professional organizer
come into your home and take
charge of your clutter, well, do we
have a seminar for you!
Join professional organizer
Cynthia Braun at the Bethpage
Library on Wednesday, February 16
at 7: 30 P. M. and learn the secrets of
organization from a pro. Ms. Braun
combines her love of design and
passion for organizing into a system
that will transform any room in your
home. Find out her secrets for
easier living in this informative
program. Admission is free and the
program is open to everyone.
C. P- arching f0/ Cystinosis Research Network I
2i. ici Annual
Dinner Dance
Saturday, February 26, 2005
7: 00- 11: 00 p. m.
Milleridge Cottage
North Broadway
Jericho, New York
Cystinosis Research Network $ 75.00 per person
Cystinosis Research Network ( CRN) Vision and Mission -
CRN was founded in 1996 and is an all- volunteer, non- profit orga­nization.
The IRS 501 ( c) ( 3) number is: 04- 3323789.
Mission - CRN is dedicated to supporting and advocating for
continued research; providing family assistance; and educating
the public and medical communities about cystinosis.
For more information; contact:
Marybeth Krummenacker at ( 516) 931- 6785
or
Nancy Rooney at ( 516) 822- 8412
www. cystinosis . org
Children's Programs
Plainview- Old Bethpage
Library Happenings
Insights Into Current
Issues
On Fri., Feb. 11 from 1- 3 pm, the
Plainview- Old Bethpage Library
presents Insights Into Current
Issues, a discussion led by Barbara
Krupit.
Tax Return Assistance at
the Plainview- Old Bethpage
Public Library
Free - No Appointment Needed.
People must organize and bring all
necessary documents including last
year's income tax return.
Tax Return Assistance for
all Ages
Dates: Sundays starting Feb. 6*.
Time: 2- 5 pm. Place: Community
Service Office. Sponsored by:
Hofstra University Senior
Accounting Students, VITA
Program.
fax Return Assistance for
ages 60+
Dates: Every Mon. from Feb. 7
through Apr. 11. Time: 10 am - 2 pm.
Place: Meeting Room. Sponsored
by: American Association for Retired
Persons and National Retired
Teachers Association.
* Dates and times are subject to
change. For information call 516-
938- 0077.
Dr. Duffy Spencer Seminar
Dr. Duffy Spencer, well- known
specialist in self- esteem and positive
change management will present an
informative seminar at the Bethpage
Library entitled " The Courage to Let
Go" on Tuesday, February 8 at 7: 30
P. M. Dr. Spencer wili help you
answer the questions: Is stuff
cluttering your life? Are people
cluttering your life? Let Dr. Spencer
help you to find the courage to let
go... so you can get " unstuck and
free up your energy.
LAUGH IT UP AT THE BETHPAGF
PUBLIC LIBRARY - WINTER
READING CLUB 2005
For grades 1 - 5
Sign up from Monday, January 3
The poet e. e. cummings said, " The
most wasted of all days is one
without laughter." Now, giggles
galore await you at the Bethpage
Public Library, as our Winter
Reading Club 2005 kicks off! Our
books are sure to tickle your funny
bone, and make you convulse with
laughter. Chuckle along with us as
you sign up for this hilarious
program! Here's ho. *' ou can join
the whimsical adventure: Read six
Bethpage Public Library books on
your reading level and hand in a
booklist by Friday, April 8, 2005.
Upon signing up, you will receive a
prize that will make you smile. After
reading the sixth book, you will be
invited to a rib- tickling Comedy and
Variety Show, and a Certificate
Celebration on Saturday, April 16,
2005, at 2: 00 P. M. At the
celebration you will receive a special
prize. Reporting begins Monday,
January 3 and ends on Friday, April
8. The children who read the most
books will receive an awesome
award. Prizes will be awarded on
each grade level.
Sign up now for:
LAUGH IT UP READ- TQ- ME CLUB
2005
Sign up from Monday. January 3 at
the Bethpage Public Library
A rib- tickling Read- Aloud Club for
ages 3 1/ 2 to 8. The whole family
can get into the act! Family members
agree to read at least 20 library
books to youngsters and submit a
written booklist. The Gala Read-
Aloud Party and Certificate
Celebration will be held on Saturday,
May 14, 2005 at 2: 00 P. M.
Certificates and prizes will be
awarded to all children who hand in
booklists by May 6. Fliers with further
details are available in the Children's
Room.
FEBRUARY PROGRAMS:
MOTHER GOOSE TIME
Tuesdays. February 8. and 15 at
10: 30 or 11: 30 A. M
Stimulate your child's imagination
with a fun- filled assortment of
stories, songs, and circle games.
This program was specially designed
to enrich your child's social, verbal
and visual development. For ages
18- 29 months and their parents.
Register from January 18.
TINY TOTS TIME
Fridays. February 4. 11. and 18 at
10: 30 or 11: 30 A. M. at the
Bethpage Public Library
This program boasts a wonderful
combination of stories, learning
games, songs, and crafts, sure to
delight the very young. The
purpose of this program is to provide
your child with both a positive play
and learning experience. Ages 2 1/ 2
- 3 1/ 2. Register from January 21.
SATURDAY STORYCRAFT TIME
Saturdays at 11: 00A. M.
Grades K- 2 at the Bethpage Public
Library
Create a new Saturday morning ritual
by attending this wonderful program
featuring exciting stories, and a craft
to make and take home. Music,
games, and films all add to the
merriment!
FEBRUARY SPECIALS!
CANDY KISS CONTEST at the
Bethpage Public Library
During the month of February,
children ages 3- 12 will be able to
enter our Candy Kiss Contest. After
you check out a Bethpage library
book ( on your reading level), fill out
the form and enter your guess of
how many kisses are in the jar on the
Reference desk in the Children's
Room. Entries are unlimited. The
winner will hp annnunr. fid nn Marr. h 1
TEENS N' TOTS
Thursday. February 10 at 4: 30 P. M.
at the Bethpage Public Library
Love is in the air! Come join in the
special Valentine's Day fun! Attend
this innovative program presented
by Bethpage teenagers. Hear
special holiday stories and make a
craft to go with it. Grades K- 2.
Register from January 13.
FAMILY COMEDY- PUPPET SHOW
SPECIAL FOR PRESIDENTS' DAY
With Dan Ritchard, Ventriloquist
Monday. February 21 at 2: 00 P. M. at
the Bethpage Public Library
This Presidents' Day, enjoy a show
that combines an enchanting blend
of ventriloquism, magic, comedy,
and audience participation. Capture
the magic with Dan Ritchard and his
unusual cast of characters.
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Legislator Ed Mangano joined with V. F. W. Commander Frank
Grossman in presenting " Prepaid" Phone cards to Edward
Chester, Private, stationed at Eustes, Virginia and Adam
Drobecker, Private, stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia.
Legislator Mangano thanked the Privates for their brave service
and commitment to protecting democracy and freedom and also
congratulated the Post for initiating the Phone Card Program.
( L to R): Herman Lordahl, Vice Commander, Vito DeFanis,
Bud Steubing, Past Commander, Legislator Edward Mangano,
Edward Chester, Private, Ft. Eustes, Bud Rosen, Past
Commander, Frank Grossmann, Commander, Lenard Epstein,
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Nassau County Legislator
Edward P. Mangano ( R- Bethpage)
and the rest of the Republican
delegation has introduced
legislation that would strengthen
The Sex Offender Registration Act
( SORA), New York State's version of
" Megan's Law." The current New
York State law requires a sex
offender to register with local law
enforcement upon moving into a
community. This proposed
legislation would place information
on sex offenders living within
Nassau County's borders on the
County's website
( www. nassaucountyny. gov). In
addition, parents and concerned
citizens can be notified via email
when a new sex offender moves
into their community.
Recently, the organization,
Parents for Megan's Law, released a
study which graded the 50 states on
the strength of their own " Megan's
Law." New York State received an
" F" rating in their dissemination of
information regarding the
whereabouts of potentially
threatening sexual predators. " The
result of the survey completed by
Parents for Megan's Law showed
me that we need to do a better job
protecting our children," said
Legislator Mangano. Under current
New York State Law, only Level 2
and 3 sex offenders must register
with the police department. It is then
the responsibility of the police
department to notify the school
districts about new offenders in the
area. Parents must then contact the
police department or the New York
State website to obtain information.
The " Megan's Law for Nassau
County" will allow parents and
concerned citizens to obtain the
most information allowed under
current New York State law.
Information on both Level 2 and 3
sex offenders will be available on the
Nassau County website. " Given
today's technology, the current
process of notification is
unacceptable. This law will improve
the process of supplying this vital
information," added Legislator
Mangano.
Reserve Early For
Nassau County Campgrounds
Early bird registration for Battle
Row and Nickerson Beach
Campgrounds will be held on
Saturday, February 5, announced
Nassau County Executive Thomas
R. Suozzi. Applications for
i reservations for both campgrounds
will be accepted that day at the
Nickerson Beach Activity Center at
Nickerson Beach from 9 a. m. to 4
p. m.
Registration for both
campgrounds will resume and will be
taken daily at the Nickerson Beach
Activity Center from Friday, March 4
to Wednesday, March 30. Starting
Friday, April 1, reservations will be
taken at specific campgrounds
desired. Proper payment is required
at time of reservation.
Battle Row Campground, located
on Claremont Road in Old
Bethpage, offers a relaxing
atmosphere surrounded by woods
where visitors may go bike riding or
utilize the field available for sports
and recreational activities. Nickerson
Beach Campground, located on
Lido Boulevard in Lido ( about 1/ 2
mile west of the Loop Parkway
terminus) offers a unique seashore
camping experience at Nassau's
only county- operated ocean beach.
The camping season runs from
April to October at Nickerson Beach
and through November at Battle
Row. For more information about
these campgrounds, operated by
the Nassau County Department of
Recreation, Parks and Museums,
call 571- 7701 through March 30.
During the camping season, call
Battle Row at 572- 8690 and
Nickerson Beach at 571- 7724.
Mangano Attends Scout Ceremony
Legislator Mangano presented Austin James Smith of
Bethpage with a citation honoring him achieving the rank of
Eagle Scout, the highest honor in the Boy Scouts
Pictured ( I to r): Dorothy Smith, Eagle Scout Austin James
Smith Nassau County Legislator Edward P. Mangano and David
Smith.
Island Trees Library " Book Chat 5?
NYS Assemblyman Joseph S. Saladino ( seated, front left)
recently joined neighborhood residents for a book discussion.
" Book Chat" is a group discussion on specific works of
literature and is held at Island Trees Library from 1- 3 pm on the
third Thursday of each month. For more information about the
Libraries many fine programs, contact: Island Trees Library at
516- 731- 2211. Pictured with Assemblyman Joseph S. Saladino
are: Mary DeRosa, Clara Deluca, Sandy Kitch, Barbara
Auerbach, Frances Wloskoff, Rose Bonagura, Bea Greenblatt,
Alice Vorstadt, Ed Flynn and Cele Goldenberg.
Be Sure Your Pets Are Safe
This Winter
Since winter is now in full force
with cold weather and snow, it is
important to remember that our pets
are susceptible to winter hazards
just like people. There are
precautions you can take to make
sure your pets remain safe and
healthy throughout the winter
season. Here are some cold weather
tips to keep pets safe:
- Dogs, especially small shorthair
breeds, suffer from the cold despite
their seemingly warm fur coats.
Therefore, it is a good idea to take
your dog outside only as needed.
When you are cold enough to go
inside, they probably are too. For
those times that they are out in the
cold, a sweater may help keep dogs
warm.
- Snow and ice can disguise
outdoor scents and dogs can easily
become lost. More dogs disappear
during the winter than any season,
so it's best not to let your dog off its
leash in snow or ice.
- Cars can become freezing in the
cold weather. It is not a good idea to
leave your pet alone in a car during
the winter season.
- Thoroughly wiping off your pet's
legs and paws after being in the
snow or ice will help prevent them
from ingesting salt and other
chemicals that could be harmful if
swallowed.
- Dogs run a good chance of
catching a cold any time they get
wet, so bathing your dog only when
necessary is a good wintertime
precaution.
- It's generally a good idea to
keep your cat indoors year round,
but especially during the winter
months.
- Keeping warm requires extra
calories so it's a good idea to
increase your pet's supply of food,
particularly protein, to keep fur thick
and healthy through the winter
months. Animals that will be going
outside during the cold weather
need an increased diet to help them
maintain body heat.
- To keep your pets comfortable
at night, make sure they have a warm
place to sleep such as in a basket or
cardboard box with a blanket in it.
Enjoy the winter months with
your pets and keep these tips handy
to ensure their wellbeing.
Bethpage High School
Kickline Victors
The Bethpage varsity Kickline
team won the Long Island Challenge
Scholastic Kickline Championship.
The Bethpage " Golden Girls,"
placed first in the Pom division to
move into the leaders circle, joined
by second place Farmingdale and
third place Huntington. The Long
Island Challenge is the first of four
events sponsored by Scholastic
Kickline and took place at the
Nassau Community College Gym on
January 16. 36 teams participated in
the first round of events.
The remaining events for 2005
are Cupids Capers February 13, The
Leprechaun Line- Up March 6 at
Nassau Community College and the
USA Open March 20 at Hofstra
arena. Teams interested in
registering can do so by contacting
Scholastic Kickline at ( 516) 799-
3554.
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The Bethpage American Legion
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the Annual Bethpage Chamber of
Commerce Fair, to meet and greet
senior members of the Bethpage
" Golden Girls" Varsity Kickline.
The Bethpage Auxiliary was
happy to make a donation in support
of the " Golden Girls" participation in
the upcoming National Kickline
competition that will take place in
Florida in the month of March. On
behalf of the Bethpage Auxiliary,
President Rabas wishes the team
" Good Luck."
Bethpage American Legion Auxiliary President Dorothy
Rabas ( center) is surrounded by the " Golden Girls" Varsity
Kickline. Also, on hand, are Auxiliary members ( left to right)
Rose Rufrano, Mary Jane Dudley, and Eileen Musgrave.
Representing the Varsity Kickline is Denise Kelly, Assunta
Catalano, Ginna Amendola, Sara Ceglio, Deirdre McGovern, and
Stephanie Walters.
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Marc Khan Basketball
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Student Civic Association at
Bethpage High School, where he
was instrumental in coordinating
several community service projects
and charitable events. Marc was also
an accomplished member of the
Bethpage High School Basketball
team and Captain of the Volleyball
Team.
Several teams of three
participated in the single- elimination
tournament. This year's winning
team was comprised of Jason &
Shane O'Connell and Chris Cornett.
There was also a halfcourt shot
contest, won by Kevin Bende.
" It is nice to see, not only
Hicksville and Bethpage satudents
playing, but also many Bethpage
graduates who knew and respected
Marc Khan," said Student Civic
Advisor and tourney co- coordinator
Jakie Jill- Rito. ' This is a beautiful
tribute for a very good cause." In
addition, players and coaches from
the Bethpage High School
basketball team participated.
The Hicksville Youth Council
Boys and Girls Club is a not- for- profit'
organization that provides programs
in outreach/ education, counseling,
employment, as well as recreational
activities for young people in the
Hicksville, Bethpage, and
surrounding communities.
( L- R): Harry Single, president of the Hicksville Youth Council
Boys and Girls Club, Mike Khan, Ray Khan, Nancy Khan, Tom
Bruno, executive director of the Hicksville Youth Council Boys
and Girls Club, and Bob Drucker, recreational coordinator for
the Hicksville Youth Council Boys and Girls Club at the Marc
Khan Memorial Basketball Tournament.
Bethpage Blaze Girls
U- 10 Soccer Team
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On January 9th the Bethpage Blaze girls U- 10 soccer team
were invited to play in the Island Trees tournament for the Sue
Link Memorial. Led by coaches Chris Dimino, Bill Morratti and
Sal Zizzo, the girls took 1st place. After playing 5 games the
girls held the other teams scoreless. On behalf of the parents
of the Bethpage Blaze we would like to congratulate them on
their victory. We would also like to thank Island Trees for
inviting the Bethpage Blaze to compete in their tournament.
Send your news to us at the
BETHPAGE TRIBUNE
32() Broadway, Bethpage, N. Y. I I7I4
because your news is good news to the Bethpage Tribune
Some Good Samaritans
Bethpage's own Aileen Pancoast, Sarah Pancoast, Kerri
Pancoast, Joseph Boncic, and Katarina Boncic sold their home
baked goodies on Broadway on Saturday January 15th. They
raised $ 109 for the Red Cross on behalf of the Tsunami
victims. Thank you to everyone in Bethpage who supported
their efforts!
Bethpage School Board
Special Agenda Meeting
December 14, 2004 - 7: 30 p. m.
Administration Building
Boardroom
A Special/ Agenda Meeting of the
Bethpage Board of Education was
held in the Boardroom at the
Administration Building on
December 14, 2004. Mr. Frost called
the meeting to order at
approximately 7: 32 p. m. and led
everyone in the Pledge of
Allegiance.
Present: Messrs. Thomas Frost,
Joel Dauman, Michael Kelly, Louis
Orfan, Kurt Spears, and Donald
Tichy. Mrs. Watson arrived at 8: 25
p. m.
Also Present: Dr. Richard Marsh,
Superintendent; Mr. Joseph
Marchesiello, Assistant
Superintendent for Business; Ms.
Caroline Lavelle, Assistant
Superintendent for Human
Resources; Mr. Terrence Clark,
Assistant Superintendent for
Instruction and Technology; Ms.
Chryseis Corson, Director of English
Language Arts; Mrs. Kim Parahus,
Director of Facilities; Mrs. Jessica
Woerner, Internal Auditor; Laura
Granelli, Esq. of Jaspan Schlesinger
Hoffman LLP; and Messrs. Paul
Adamo and Vincenzo Russo of
School Construction Consultants.
Approximately one citizen was
present.
Superintendent's
Recommendation
Memorandum of Agreement
Between the Bethpage Union Free
School District and the Services Unit
of the Civil Services Employees
Association, Inc.:
Motion by Mr. Dauman,
seconded by Mr. Orfan, that the
Board of Education approve the
Memorandum of Agreement in the
form attached with the District's
CSEA Services Unit, regarding the
amendment and clarification of the
holidays provision of the collective
bargaining agreement, and
authorizes the superintendent to
execute same.
All aye. Motion carried ( 6- 0).
Building Project Report
Mr. Adamo reviewed the status of
the project with respect to each
building.
English Language Arts Report
Ms. Corson provided the Board
with an update on her department.
Motion to Enter Executive
Session
Motion by Mr. Dauman,
seconded by Mr. Spears, that the
Board of Education enter Executive
Session to discuss the employment
of specific corporations, contractors,
and staff members.
All aye. Motion carried 7- 0.
The Board entered Executive
Session at 9: 15 p. m.
Motion to Exit Executive Session
Motion by Mrs. Watson,
seconded by Mr. Kelly, that the
Board exit Executive Session.
All aye. Motion carried ( 7- 0).
The Board exited Executive
Session at 11: 55 p. m.
Adjournment
Motion by Mr. Dauman,
seconded by Mr. Spears, that the
Board adjourn the Special/ Agenda
Meeting.
The Special/ Agenda Meeting
adjourned at 11: 55 p. m.
Respectfully submitted,
Marlene Jannotta
District Clerk
Garvies Point Museum's
Gallery Tour Features
Native American Long Island
Nassau County Executive
Thomas R. Suozzi has announced
that the subject of Garvies Point's
Sunday, February 6th Gallery Tour
will be Native American life on Long
Island.
The tour, guided through related
areas and exhibits in the Museum,
illustrates how Native Americans
lived on Long Island from prehistoric
times through the 1600s.
Garvies Point Preserve, operated
by the Nassau County Department
of Parks, Recreation and Museums,
is located on Barry Drive in Glen
Cove. Admission is $ 2 for adults and
$ 1 for children, which includes the
films. For information, call 516- 571-
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Bethpage Student Civic Talent Show Raises Funds For
A Good Cause While Honoring an Old Friend
The Bethpage High School
Student Civic Association recently
held its annual Student Talent Show
in the Bethpage High School
auditorium to raise funds for the
Marty Lyons Foundation. This year's
show featured 16 acts, showcasing
students' musical, dance, theatrical,
comedic, and athletic talents.
The 2005 Student Talent Show
was dedicated to the memory of
Richard Furrey, a long- time resident
and community leader who touched
the lives of so many people. Mr.
Furrey, who worked as a pharmacist
at the Bethpage CVS, recently
passed away. He served as Rotary
Club president and supported many
Student Civic Association
endeavors. Every year, without fail,
Mr. Furrey would give his time and
energy to the Marty Lyons
Foundation and play a jolly Santa
Claus for their holiday party.
To honor Rich Furrey's
commitment to the Marty Lyons
Foundation, the 2005 Talent Show
raised more than $ 1200 in proceeds
that were donated to the
Foundation in his name. The Marty
Lyons Foundation, named after and
run by the great former New York Jet
defensive lineman, is a nonprofit
organization that helps grant the
wishes of terminally ill children. Mr.
Lyons served as a judge for the
talent show. Joining him on the
judges' panel were former New York
Jets John Nitti and Ken Schroy,
actor and rapper Shortee Redd,
music producer Clint Berry,
musicians Marco and Tim Connelly,
comedian Wileek, members of the
band Hijinx, and Mike Reich, a
Bethpage High School graduate
and former Bethpage Student Civic
Talent Show winner.
The 2005 Student talent show
winners are: 1st Place - Robbie Flato
for " Hold My Hand." a song he
wrote, sang, and played on the
guitar; 2nd Place •• Peter Casey, for a
remix of several Wyclef Jean songs
that he performed on the guitar and
sang; and 3rd Place - Kyle
Grappone. who performed stand- up
comedy. WBLI radio station
personality Reno served as Master
of Ceremonies along with students
George Papadopoulos and Steve
Dagnell, who provided comic relief
between acts. This comedy team
also conducted raffles between
acts.
Special thanks to Giovanni's Deli
of Bethpage and the Cookie Factory
of Hicksville for providing snacks and
refreshments for the judges. Special
thanks also to Sharon Schulz of
Bobley- Harmon of Woodbury for
supplying the judges gifts, the
judges, the Bethpage Rotary, all of
the vendors who provided raffle
prizes, and all the staff, students,
and spectators, who made this a
special night for a worthy cause.
LaSalle Corner
Santa Claus was the guest of honor on December 12 at a
breakfast served at LaSalle Regional School In Farmingdale.
Children, parents and grandparents enjoyed chatting with him
as much as they enjoyed the crafts, dancing, and raffles in
which they participated that day.
Kids dancing the " Cotton Eyed Joe" at breakfast w/ Santa.
1st Place Winner Robbie Flato won for " Hold My Hand," a
song he wrote, sang, and played on the guitar.
2nd Place Winner Peter
Casey performed a remix of
several Wyclef Jean songs.
3rd Place Winner Kyle
Grappone performed stand-up
comedy.
Nicolette Slapo and Samantha McKeown performed the
National Anthem, then performed a duet of Alicia Keyes' song
' Tallin."
Craft table at breakfast w/ Santa.
Students George Papadopoulos and Steve Dagnell with
WBLI's Reno entertained the audience between acts.
Charles Campagne Book
Character Dress Up Day
Charles Campagne had a Book character dress up day. On
this day everyone gets to dress like the character of their
favorite book and the older children read to the younger ones.
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Kramer Lane School Sports Night
Not even a January chill could dampen the team spirit,
sportsmanship and athletic skill of the Kramer Lane School's
Class of 2005. The fifth graders raised money for the PTA to
donate to the Bethpage High School Scholarship Fund as they
challenged their parents and teachers to a variety of sports
events and unique games. A basketball- shootout, rock- paper-scissors
game, body- words creative lettering contest and four-court
keep- it- up volleyball game were enjoyed by all. Mrs. Terc
and Mr. Zito, physical education teachers, volunteered to
organize the students and act as referees. The Bethpage High
School Varsity Cheerleaders performed at half- time. Raffles
and refreshments provided by the PTA added to the festivities
for the victorious students.
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Letter To The Editor
To all the Residents of the Town of Oyster Bay,
I would like to take the time to thank all of the Oyster Bay Town workers
who spent the last weekend battling the blizzard of ' 05. The men and women
of our workforce worked Saturday night and all day Sunday plowing the roads
and were back in the trucks 3 o'clock in the morning on Monday spreading
sand to ensure a safe commute that morning.
I attended all of the staff meetings that were held by Deputy Supervisor
Genova and Commissioner of Highways Rich Betz. It was amazing to see how
they handled the " organized chaos," setting the routes, preparing for broken
equipment, and planning to handle the worst case scenario. I met with many
of our drivers and thanked them for working so hard for the safety of our
residents. I asked the drivers and supervisors what could be done to make
their jobs easier and the clean up process more efficient. They came up with
the following suggestions that the residents should adhere to:
1. Try to park all cars in the driveway and get them off the street. In the
event that you cannot get them off the street, in odd years park them in front
of odd number houses. This will allow a wider path to be plowed.
2. Do not shovel or blow snow back into the street.
3. Clean the snow away from the Fire Hydrants, this will make it easier for
the Fire Department in the event of an emergency.
If we all follow the above steps it will make the clean up after a snowstorm
quicker, safer and easier.
Sincerely,
Anthony D. Macagnone
Councilman
Dear Linda,
What would it cost to put the light on Stewart Ave.? Could we do it
ourselves? Instead of scholarships, a light may benefit more young people. A
plaque saying something like:
In loving memory of those who died too young - for the safety of all. A
caring community, Bethpage.
Thru the Tribune and any stores in town, could we meet the cost, and get
an ok?
Just a thought...
Doris Steimer
Bethpage
Dear Linda,
Whatever happened to shoveling sidewalks? It is a disgrace. As a non-driver
and grandmother who babysits for her grandchildren I have to either
risk getting hit by a car walking to town in the street or remain home. Forget
trying to push a stroller with a child.
The majority just clear a path to their car and shovel their driveways. What
about the senior citizens? What about the young mother with children? What
about the poor mailman? In New York City tickets used to be given out to
those who neglected to shovel. The county would certainly profit if this law
were enacted here. Has anyone tried to ride a bus? There is no place to wait.
It's either the street or standing on a two foot pile of snow and whatever
happened to the fire hydrants?
Wake up people.
Sincerely,
Joan Landers
Online by Mary McCaffery
On the Matter of Stewart Avenue
I, too, have sent a number of letters to the Nassau County Highway
Department and the New York State Department of Transportation imploring
them to reconsider and put a light on Stewart Avenue and Beverly Rd.
Legislator Mangano's appeals and mine need support from the community
in order to get this done. Please write to:
New York State Dept. of Transportation
Mr. Thomas F. Oelerich, P. E.
Acting Regional Director
NYS Dept. of Transportation
Veterans Memorial Highway
Hauppauge, NY 11788
Mr. Ray Ribeiro
Unit Head for Traffic Engineering
1194 Prospect Avenue
Westbury, NY 11590
St. Martin Basketball
This past weekend Lou Mayor's
6th Grade Boy's team won twice,
improving their record to 6- 3. The
hard work in practice paid off for
Mayr's crew as each game went
down to the wire. The game on
Sunday against St. Raphael's was
extremely exciting. Raphael's had
beaten St. Martin's last year in the
playoffs to end the squad's season.
St. Martin's sixth- graders were
looking to avenge the loss and
prove they could play with the better
teams. They did so in fine fashion.
The contest was held at a boisterous
St. Raphael's gym. Many lead
changes occurred with neither team
having a lead greater than four
points. With the game tied at 24 with
less than 30 seconds remaining
Tommy Asselta nailed a shot from
the right baseline to give St. Martin's
a two- point lead. St. Raphael's
chance to tie ended when Richie
Hansen blocked a basket as the
buzzer sounded. The outstanding
team play was evident by all players
including Matt Chen, Justin Mayr,
Rob Sabella, Nick Pumo and KC
Portaro. A key component to the
team, Travis Hanson did not play
due to illness was great support from
the bench. Joe Soultanis, who also
was unable to play, will be back next
week. At full strength the club
should be able to make a great effort
to gain a playoff spot. The team
under Coach Lou Mayr's guidance is
playing its best basketball of the
season.
Ed Conway's " Blue" 6th are also
playing well. Dan Conway leads the
offense with crisp passing. Bryan
Pouria, John Brewer and Andrew
Mirman provide scoring. The
defensive presence of Ryan Rivera,
Michael Ganz, Chris Chappel and
Pouria guide the team. Matt
Messina, Richard Stewart, Conway
and Mirman are able to press to aid in
the team's fine play. With many
quality opponents in their division
Conway's Crew will need their best
efforts to make the playoffs. All
players are improving and
developing the fundamentals to
become fine basketball players
when they are older.
Both sixth grade coaches,
Conway and Mayr should be
commended for their great efforts
with their boys. Sportsmanship and
team play are high priorities of the
two coaches.
Stop by CBS to see great
basketball by our St. Martin teams.
Games are Saturday from 9 to 2 PM
and on Wednesday and Friday
evenings.
First Pediatric After Hours
Urgent Care Practices
The first after hours pediatric urgent
care practice on Long Island opens
in Syosset, New York. PM
Pediatrics, a unique medical model
treating pediatric patients who might
otherwise visit a hospital emergency
department, offers after hours care
with short waits in a comfortable,
convenient and accessible
environment. The practice is open
365 days a year.
Dr. Jeffrey A. Schor, a national
leader in Pediatric Emergency
Medicine and Chair of Long Island's
Committee on Pediatric Emergency
Medicine ( COPEM) of the American
Academy of Pediatrics, developed
the concept for PM Pediatrics after
recognizing that a large majority of
the thirty five million children seen in
emergency departments each year
could be cared for safely and more
effectively in an appropriately staffed
and equipped outpatient setting.
" While I have great respect for
the quality of care provided in
hospital emergency departments,
that environment is often not
appropriate for a frightened child nor
is it convenient for parents who must
frequently wait long hours before
being seen. PM Pediatrics wants to
provide the community with a better
option for those children who must
be seen but do not require the
critical, life- and- death treatment a
hospital emergency setting can
provide."
PM Pediatrics is partnering with
pediatricians in the community,
allowing patients to remain within
their " medical home." " We don't
provide routine care such as well-child
examinations or vaccinations
nor do we schedule appointments,"
according to Dr. Schor. " That is the
role of the patient's primary care
provider." In addition, the practice
has invested in a state- of- the- art
information system that allows them
to communicate instantly with the
patient's pediatrician.
Staffed with Pediatric Emergency
Medicine Specialists, PM Pediatrics
will treat illnesses and injuries
ranging from asthma, fever, stomach
distress and infections to broken
bones and wounds requiring
stitches. This state of the art urgent
care practice includes:
- a procedure room with
everything necessary to calm or
relieve pain
- a complete electronic medical
record
- digital radiography
- an in- house laboratory
- equipment customized to fit
children's smaller anatomy
- frequently prescribed
medications ( to minimize pharmacy
trips)
The novel medical concept also
boasts a vibrant and child friendly
environment. Dr. Schor collaborated
with an expert interior design team
to create an enchanting oceanfront
resort theme, complete with a play
area, digital entertainment, and
playful exam rooms ( each with its
own TV), all intended to minimize
stress and anxiety.
The practice is conveniently
located at 596 Jericho Turnpike ( just
west of Route 135, behind
Sleepy's). Hours are Mon- Fri 5PM-Midnight
& Sat., Sun. and Holidays
Noon- Midnight. For more
information and a list of insurance
providers accepted please call 516-
677- KIDS or visit
www. pmpediatrics. com.
If you would like to schedule an
interview with Dr. Jeffrey Schor,
please contact Mindy Germain 917-
592- 1313 or
vicmindy@ optonline. net or Heather
Morrissey, 516- 236- 5949 or
sydneyalex@ msn. com.
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WORSHIP WINDOW \
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH,
449 Stewart Avenue, Bethpage,
N. Y. Rev. Mario E. Ancira, Pastor, is
a member of the Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod. St. Paul's is
handicapped accessible.
CHURCH OFFICE - The church
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
are at 8: 00 AM and 10: 30 AM.
Sunday, February 6th is " What Has
Been Revealed" ( 2 Peter 1: 16- 19-
20- 21)
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 at the
church. Other bible studies take
place during the week. Call the
church office for details.
EVANGELISM AND OUTREACH
CLASSES - Beginning Thursday,
February 3rd at 7: 30 PM Mr. Gary
Timm of Apple of His Eye Ministries
will be leading a six week class on
Evangelism and Outreach.
TEEN BIBLE STUDY takes place
Sundays at 9: 15 AM at the church.
All teenagers who have been
To submit information about your event or worship service \
simply write to us at 329 Broadway, Bethpage, N. Y. 11714 i
confirmed are welcome. Call 931-
8262 for details.
ASH WEDNESDAY AND
LENTEN SERVICES - Beginning
with Ash Wednesday, February 9th
and continuing through Lent,
services will be held Wednesdays at
7: 30 PM. Please join us in solemnly
preparing to celebrate the risen
Christ on Easter.
YOUTH GROUP is open to all
children who have reached their
12th birthday or are in the 7th grade.
Upcoming events include a Super
Bowl Party, Rock Climbing and
Bowling. Please call 931- 8262 for
information or email Joanne Foley at
9334him@ optonline. net.
LITTLE GOSPEL LIGHTS PRE­SCHOOL
is now accepting
registration for SEPTEMBER 2005
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 by September £ 005.
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, Little Gospel Lights
Preschool, They Came by Two.
St. Martin of Tours Church,
Central Ave., Bethpage, N. Y. Pastor
Rev. Thomas Siconolfi C. SS. R.
Rectory: 931- 0818. Rectory office
hours Mon.- Fri. 9: 00AM- 8: 30PM.
Sat. to 7: 00PM Sun. to 1: 00PM.
Sick Call ext # 5. Web:
www. stmartinoftoursbeth. com.
Spectacular 11 day journey in the
heart of the Canadian Rockies,
depart 7/ 9/ 05. Cost: $ 2295. For info
call Dolores ( 931- 5795).
Please pray for Kay Dalesio.
Altar Servers needed. Boys and
girls who have received First Holy
Communion and Reconciliation are
eligible. Complete the registration
form in the bulletin and return to the
rectory to the attention of Fr.
Schmidt.
2004- 2005 calendar is in the
Rectory Office. If you will be using
the parish plant for meetings, please
come in and place your event on the
calendar.
Baby girls, infants and toddlers
are available, in China and need
homes. For info call Barbara at ( 845)
623- 5277. Older parents and
singles welcome.
Mercy Medical Center in Rockville
Centre needs volunteers. If
interested call 705- 1391.
Volunteers are needed to work in
our Bereavement Program as
facilitators. If interested call Mike
454- 0080 or leave name and phone
number at rectory.
If you or someone you know is
interested in becominc a Catholic, or
completing their entrance into full
communion into our church and
would like more information about
becoming a part of the Rite of
Christian Initiation of Adults ( RCIA)
contact any of the below: Fr. Tom
931- 0818 ext. 20, Deacon Biggin,
Ann Hughes 433- 6972 or Karen
Sullivan 454- 6454.
St. Martin of Tours Parishioners
wishing prayers for themselves or
sick family members are asked to call
Arlene Pehrsson at 579- 9746.
Names will be placed in the bulletin
for three weeks, then placed in the
prayer basket. Please pray for Mary
Masciano.
Pray for our daughters, sons,
relatives and friends of our
parishioners in the military. Pray for
World Peace. God Bless America.
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 and 10: 15
AM.
HEALING SERVICE - First
Sunday of the month after each
service.
SUNDAY SCHOOL - Sunday at
9: 15AM.
INTERCESSORY PRAYER
GROUP - After 8: 15 AM service.
We sincerely welcome all to our
church community!
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
will have its annual Shrove Tuesday
Pancake Supper on February 8,
2005 at 1000 Washington Avenue,
Plainview, N. Y. at 6: 00 PM. Please
contact Edith for sign- up at 516-
692- 5268.
Ash Wednesday Holy Eucharist
services will be at 12: 00 noon and
7: 30 p. m. on February 9, 2005.
BETHPAGE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH, 192
Broadway, Bethpage. 516- 931-
4345 Pastor Mary P. Crump.
www. bethpageUMC. org. Located
just south of Central Avenue. " Open
Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors."
WORSHIP 10: 30am Sundays.
CHURCH SCHOOL 9: 45 am.
Sundays.
Bethpage Jewish Community
Center, 600 Broadway, Bethpage,
938- 7909, Rabbi Seth Gordon,
SABBAT SERVICES, Friday 8 PM
( occasional early services). Shabbat
morning 9 AM, Sunday 9 AM,
Weekdays 8 PM. Adult Education,
Religious School for children,
Sisterhood and Men's Club.
Bethpage Church of Christ -
65 Stewart Ave. Bethpage, NY
11714. Phone ( 516) 731,- 4307.
YOU'RE INVITED. Please be our
Guest at our Worship Service -
Sunday 11 am - Bible Study 10 -
am & Wednesday - 7: 30 pm
Bible Study. Counseling
available for personal and marital
needs. See vou there?
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church and School, 99 Central Park
Road, Plainview, NY 11803 is
holding the following events.
Ash Wednesday
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church invites you to join as we start
the Lenten season with the
imposition of ashes on Wednesday,
February 9, 2005 7: 30 pm, at 99
Central Park Road, Plainview. For
more information call ( 516) 349-
1966.
Adult Education and
Church Service
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church invites you to join our warm
and welcoming community Sundays
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Gioe, Florence C. recently of
South Farmingdale ( formerly of
Massapequa) passed away January
9, 2005. Predeceased by her four
brothers, Anthony, Charles, Michael
and Salvatore. Cherished aunt of
Rosalie Triolo, Pamela Burnell,
Johnny, and Giovanna. Loving aunt
of four grandnieces, four
grandnephews, three great
grandnieces and three great
grandnephews. A Funeral Mass was
held Wednesday, Jan. 12, at St.
Martin of Tours RC Church,
Amityville, with interment following at
St. Raymond's Cemetery, Bronx.
Arrangements were entrusted to the
Arthur F. White Funeral Home, Inc.
Rodgers, Dolores of
Bethpage, formerly of Massapequa
Park passed away January 11, 2005.
Loving wife of the late William.
Devoted mother of William and
Kenneth. Dear sister of Rita and
Fred. Cherished grandmother of
Kelly, Kenneth, Travis and great
grandson, Kenneth. A Funeral Mass
was held Thursday, Jan. 13, at St.
Martin of Tours RC Church, with
interment following at St. Charles
Cemetery. Arrangements were
entrusted to the Arthur F. White
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Moscato, Marie passed away
January 10, 2005. Loving wife of the
late James. Cherished mother and
mother in law of James, Jr. and
Debbie, Joanne and Ken Knoblock.
Dear sister of Joseph ( Geraldine)
Toia and Micheline Forgione.
Devoted grandmother of five. A
Graveside service and interment
took place Friday, Jan. 14, at Long
Island National Cemetery, Pinelawn.
Arrangements were entrusted to the
Arthur F. White Funeral Home, Inc.
Sammon, May of Farmingdale
passed away January 12, 2005.
Loving wife of the late Bernard.
Cherished mother and mother in law
of Margaret and Jim Forgione.
Devoted grandmother of
Christopher Forgione. Dear sister of
William Sneider, Charles Fischer;
predeceased by sisters, Althea
McGivney and Edna O'Neil. A
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January 17, at St. Kilian RC Church,
with interment following at Long
Island National Cemetery, Pinelawn.
Arrangements were entrusted to the
Arthur F. White Funeral Home, Inc.
Kolodziej, Patricia passed
away January 12, 2005. Loving wife
of the late Michael. Cherished
mother of Helen Lachacz. Devoted
daughter of Albert and Helen
Yaboni. Dear sister of Anne Secchio
and Albert Yaboni, Jr. A Funeral
Mass was held Friday, Jan. 14, at St.
Martin of Tours RC Church, with
interment following at Calverton
National Cemetery. Arrangements
were entrusted to the Arthur F.
White Funeral Home, Inc.
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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTIQF LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
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 2/ 16/ 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.
134/ 05. UNIONDALE
Glenston &
Alexandrina Ducreay
Bucknor, Renewal of
grant to maintain 2-
family dwelling in Res.
" B" District., S/ s Elm
PI., 65' E/ o Raff Ave.,
a/ k/ a 440 Elm PI.
135/ 05. LEVITTOWN
- J. A. B. & Company,
Inc., d/ b/ a Honda City,
Renewal of grant to
maintain one
detached, illuminated,
double- faced ground
sign, overall size 128
sq. ft., overall height
20', setback 10' from
property lines., N/ W
cor. Hempstead Tpke.
& Berger Ave., a/ k/ a
3859 Hempstead
Tpke.
136/ 05. MERRICK -
Daniel B. Hamilton,
Renewal of grant to
maintain - 2- family
dwelling., W/ s
Meadowbrook Rd.,
125' N/ o Grand Ave.
( a/ k/ a Gianelli Ave.),
a/ k/ a 243
Meadowbrook Rd.
137/ 05. NR VALLEY
STREAM - Ralph
Remy & Jean P.
Remy, as Guardian,
Renewal of grant to
maintain 2- family
dwelling., S/ E side of
Charles St., 150' N/ o
Oliver Ave., a/ k/ a 40
Charles St.
138/ 05. - 140/ 05. NR
ISLAND PARK -
William Krause,
Variance, rear yard,
maintain wood deck
attached to dwelling;
Maintain shed higher
& larger than
permitted & not
permitted in side yard;
Maintain 6' & 8' high
wood fence & 12'
high living fence., E/ s
Madison Ave., 160'
N/ o Island Pkwy., a/ k/ a
80 Madison Ave.
141/ 05. NR
LYNBROOK - Patricia
A. Gerry & Oscar E. &
Amanda L. Marzari,
Variance, front yard
average setback,
maintain front addition
attached to dwelling.,
E/ s Norwich Ave., 50'
S/ o Cedar St., a/ k/ a
20 Norwich Ave,
142/ 05. WANTAGH -
Andrew Vanore,
Install pool in front
yard setback on
Bayview Ave. & 5'
high fence larger than
pool installation area &
located in clear site
triangle., S/ E cor.
Broad St. & Bayview
Ave., a/ k/ a 3018
Broad St.
143/ 05. - 145/ 05.
WOODMERE - David
S. Zuckerman,
Variances, lot area
occupied, maintain
wood deck attached
to dwelling;
Variances, front yard
average setback, lot
area occupied,
maintain brick steps
attached to dwelling;
Maintain 6' high
fence., N/ s Gilbert PL,
231.61' E/ o Crestview
Ave., a/ k/ a 733 Gilbert
PI.
146/ 05. - 148/ 05.
SEAFORD - Dennis
Steinberg, Variance,
rear yard, maintain
2nd story addition
attached to dwelling;
Variance, rear yard,
maintain wood deck
attached to dwelling;
Maintain 4' high fence
within clear sight
triangle., N/ W cor.
Meyer La. &
Willoughby Ave., a/ k/ a
3475 Meyer La.
149/ 05. - 152/ 05.
OCEANSIDE
Thomas L. &
Elizabeth A. DiChiaro,
Mother/ Daughter
Res. ( 2nd kitchen);
Maintain shed higher
& larger than
permitted; Maintain
second accessory
structure ( wood deck)
larger than permitted,
attached to pool;
Maintain 5' & 6' high
fences larger than
pool installation area.,
E/ s Elm St., 366.51'
S/ o Silver La., a/ k/ a
2835 Elm St.
( Negative Declaration
issued under
S. E. Q. R.)
153/ 05. WANTAGH -
Cellular Telephone
Comp. d/ b/ a AT& T
Wireless, Variance,
height, install three ( 3)
wireless
communication
antennas 95' high on
existing 125' high
monopole with
equipment cabinets
on ground., S/ s Burns
Ave., 657.46' W/ o Old
Mill Rd., a/ k/ a 3010
Burns Ave. ( S. E. Q. R.
determination not
made)
THE FOLLOWING
CASES WILL BE
CALLED STARTING
AT 2: 00 P. M.
154/ 05. WEST
HEMPSTEAD - Efrem
T. & Tamar T.
Schwalb, Install 5'
high fence & replace
existing 5' high fence
with 6' high fence.,
N/ E cor. Wildwood
Rd. & Washington St.,
a/ k/ a 621 Wildwood
Rd.
155/ 05. - 156/ 05. N.
BELLMORE - Thomas
Sladowski & Joan M.
Mazzola, Construct
shed higher & larger
than permitted;
Construct 2nd
accessory structure
( gazebo) higher &
larger than permitted.,
N/ s Beacon Hill Dr.,
152.93' W/ o Ida PI.,
a/ k/ a 2711 Beacon Hill
Dr.
157/ 05. MERRICK -
John & Geraldine
Kouyoudjian,
Variances, lot area
occupied, side yard,
rear yard, maintain
wood deck
surrounding pool &
maintain 5' & 6' high
fence larger than pool
installation area., E/ s
Wynsum Ave., 110'
N/ o Merrick Rd., a/ k/ a
175 Wynsum Ave.
159/ 05. MERRICK -
Christian Rocca,
Daniela Nicoletti &
Antonella Antonacci,
Variances, :
subdivision of lot, lot
area, front width at
street & setback line,
construct dwelling
with garage., W/ s
Lincoln Blvd., 110.41'
S/ o Merrick Rd.
160/ 05. - 171/ 05.
OCEANSIDE - Marie
J. Combs, Variance,
rear yard, maintain
addition & roofed over
patio both attached to
dwelling; . Maintain 3'
high fence within clear
sight triangle., N/ W
cor. E. Cortland Ave.,
& Oceanside Rd.,
a/ k/ a 129 E. Cortland
Ave.
162/ 05. - 163/ 05. NR
GARDEN CITY - Big
Foot Farms, Inc.,
Special exception,
use premises to
construct 4- story, 143
unit hotel; install one
double- faced,
illuminated, detached
monument sign ( not
permitted); overall
size 317.49 sq. ft.
( 158.75 sq. ft. per
face)., Westerly end
of North Ave., 334'
W/ o East Gate Blvd.
( Negative Declaration
issued under
S. E. Q. R.)
1305/ 05.
ROOSEVELT - John
Wright, Variance, side
yard, maintain
dwelling; maintain
detached garage with
less than required
side yard setback.,
E/ s Bauer Ave., 140'
N/ o E. Clinton Ave.,
a/ k/ a 14 Bauer Ave.
1307/ 05. POINT
LOOKOUT - Doris M.
Matheis, Variances,
side yard, side yards
aggregate, maintain
shower enclosure
attached to dwelling.,
W/ s In wood Ave.,
695' S/ o Lido Blvd.,
running thru to
Hewlett Ave., a/ k/ a 85
Inwood Ave.
1308/ 05. - 1310/ 05.
MERRICK
Progressive School of
Long Island,
Variances, lot area,
front width at street
line, side yards,
convert existing
dwelling to private
school ( 30 students &
4 employees); Waive
off- street parking &
permission to park in
front yard setback;
Install 10' high fence.,
E/ s Merrick Ave.,
557.11* S/ o Locust
St. ( Negative
Declaration issued
under S. E. Q. R.)
194/ 05. - 195/ 05.
WANTAGH
Commerce Bank,
N. A., Use part of
premises to construct
building partially in
Res. " A" District;
Variance in off- street
parking & permission
to park in front yards
setbacks on Sunrise
Hwy. & Wantagh Ave.,
S/ W cor. Sunrise Hwy.
& Wantagh Ave., a/ k/ a
3222 Sunrise Hwy.
( Negative Declaration
issued under
S. E. Q. R.)
1311/ 05.
OCEANSIDE - Garber,
Atlas, Fries &
Associates, Inc.,
Variance in off- street
parking ( maintain
offices &
warehouse)., W/ s
Lawson Blvd.,
820.44' S/ o Riverside
Ave., a/ k/ a 3070
Lawson Blvd.
( Negative Declaration
issued under
S. E. Q. R.)
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
Good Shepherd Students Say
Hola to Spanish and Reading
by Maria A. Schulz
The lucky kids at Good Shepherd
have lots to smile about. Just like
they did in the 2003- 2004 school
year, in addition to learning their
ABCs and 123s, they're getting a
head start on Spanish speaking and
a lifelong love of books.
With Irma Carlson's help,
kindergartners, full day students,
and 5- Day Pre- K classes are learning
to say their colors, numbers and
names en Espanol. The children
have a great time singing songs and
reading stories, and learning all
about Spanish customs and
traditions. Senora Carlson, pictured
here with student Jordan Francis,
makes learning and appreciating
Spanish pleasurable and fun.
" The children are so excited,"
Mrs. Ocker, the 5 day Pre-
Kindergarten teacher said. " They
love going home and telling their
parents how to count or say their
colors in Spanish. It's a joy to see."
When the children aren't learning
Spanish, they must might be with
librarian Marilyn Brenner. Mrs.
Brenner lends her considerable
talents as a former teacher and
school director to Good Shepherd
by reading monthly to all students.
Mrs. Brenner is pictured here having
fun with the full day class of
2003/ 2004.
Mrs. Brenner also coordinates
Good Shepherd's innovative
Birthday Book Club program, with
lets parents donate money towards
a book that Mrs. Brenner chooses.
After it's selected, the birthday child
has his or her photo taken, the
photograph is placed in the front of
the book, and the book goes home
with the birthday child to be shared
and enjoyed by family and friends.
After a few days, the birthday child
brings the book back, and it goes to
Good Shepherd's library, where
children get to enjoy the book
donated to the club for years to
come - and where everyone can
celebrate the birthday child's special
day and special gift back to Good
Shepherd.
" Mrs. Brenner really knows her
books, and that's reflected in the
wonderful titles she chooses for our
library," says Mrs. Linda Grund,
Good Shepherd's Educational
Director.
" We're really thrilled to have the
children learning so many incredible
new things, and having fun while
they're at it," said Mrs. Grund. " That's
what learning is all about."
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PUBLIC NOTICE OF
COUNTY TREASURER'S
SALE OF TAX LIENS ON
REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN
OF OYSTER BAY
Notice is hereby given that I
shall on the 15th day of Febru­ary,
2005, and the succeeding
days, beginning at 10: 00 o'clock
in the forenoon in the audito­rium,
at the Nassau County Po­lice
Headquarters, 1490
Franklin Avenue, Mineola,
Nassau County, New York, sell
at public auction the tax liens on
real estate herein- after de­scribed,
unless the owner, mort­gagee,
occupant of or any other
party in interest in such real es­tate
shall pay to the County
Treasurer the total amount of
such unpaid taxes or assess­ments
with the interest, penal­ties
and other expenses and
charges against the property.
Such tax liens will be sold at the
lowest rate of interest, not ex­ceeding
ten per cent per six
month's period, for which any
person or persons shall offer to
take the total amount of such
unpaid taxes as defined in Sec­tion
5- 37.0 of the Nassau
County Administrative Code. As
required by Section 5- 44.0 of the
Nassau County Administrative
Code, the County Treasurer
shall charge a registration fee of
$ 100.00 per day to each person
who shall seek to bid at the pub­lic
auction as defined above.
The tax liens are for arrears of
School District Taxes for the
year 2003- 04 and/ or County,
Town, and Special District taxes
for the year 2004. The following
is a listing of the real estate lo­cated
in school district
number( s) 18,20,21 in the Town
of Oyster Bay only, upon which
tax liens are to be sold, with a
brief description of the same by
reference to the County Land
and Tax Map, the name of the
owner or occupant as the same
appears on the 2005/ 2006 ten­tative
assessment roll, and the
total amount of such unpaid
taxes.
IMPORTANT
THE NAMES OF OWNERS
SHOWN ON THIS LIST MAY
NOT NECESSARILY BE THE
NAMES OF THE PERSONS
OWNING THE PROPERTY AT
THE TIME OF THIS ADVER­TISEMENT.
SUCH NAMES
HAVE BEEN TAKEN FROM
THE 2005/ 2006 TENTATIVE
ASSESSMENT ROLLS AND
MAY DIFFER FROM THE
NAMES OF THE OWNERS AT
THE TIME OF PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE. IT MAY
ALSO BE THAT SUCH OWN­ERS
ARE NOMINAL ONLY
AND ANOTHER PERSON IS
ACTUALLY THE BENEFICIAL
OWNER.
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY
DISTRICT 18
SECTION 46
RAYMOND & FLORENCE
SCHALL $ 8,128.59
018 SEC 46 BLK299LOT62
in VICTOR & SUSAN DELTORO
o $ 1,527.20
^ 018 SEC 46 BLK 313 LOT 67
o GEORGIAAMLINGER
7 $ 2,479.41
<* 018 SEC 46 BLK 314 LOT 69
>< ZELIK SCHWARTZMAN
§ $ 1,204.26
jg 018 SEC 46 BLK 316 LOT 49
Q) MICHAEL FOGARTY
. $ 2,938.83
Uj 018 SEC 46 BLK 318 LOT 34
• Z. SECTION 49
= 3 WSNCHS NORTH INC, NEW
pp ISLAND HOSPITAL
H $ 58,044.51
LU 018 SEC 49 BLK CLOT 70
O CYNTHIA LEDERER $ 255.29
2 018 SEC 49 BLK 027 LOT 355
X BARRY & DONNA MANNO
| jj $ 8,007.33
en 018 SEC 49 BLK 156 LOT 31
LU MILDRED SCHNABEL
jE $ 2,229.58
V 018 SEC 49 BLK 174 LOT 11
^ JALMODOVAR& W
7 MCMENAMY $ 8,934.40
£ j 018 SEC 49 BLK 175 LOT 24
< STAVROSTSAGOURIS
°" $ 1,446.08
018 SEC 49 BLK 189 LOT 11
ROBERT GRAZIANO
$ 1,537.06
018 SEC 49 BLK 201 LOT 60
IVICA& DIANNASIKIRIC
$ 3,927.30
018 SEC 49 BLK 202 LOT 2
TIMOTHY & LUANNE CANER
$ 1,763.57
018 SEC 49 BLK 202 LOT 4
WILLIAM F & DIANE
MC SWEENEY $ 1,365.55
018 SEC 49 BLK 239 LOT 1
M MORSELLINO &
R STEINBERG $ 1,688.45
018 SEC 49 BLK 240 LOT 11
GLENN ROGER CHRISTIAN
$ 3,705.48
018 SEC 49 BLK 244 LOT 3
MICHAEL GRECO $ 199.22
018 SEC 49 BLK 267 LOT 16
SECTION 52
ANDREWS MICHELLE
KRUG $ 1,495.11
018 SEC 52 BLK 044 LOT 52- 54
DONALD MYERS $ 7,667.09
018 SEC 52 BLK 046 LOT 80
JAMES & DIANE SHEERAN
$ 3,458.37
018 SEC 52 BLK 068 LOT 558
ARTHUR P CHERNASKI
$ 10,703.73
018 SEC 52 BLK 069 LOT 574
GEORGE WERNER $ 2,837.44
018 SEC 52 BLK 07
LOT 690- 692,792
CAROL GALATI $ 12,496.03
018 SEC 52 BLK 073 LOT 75
ROBERT & MARGARET LINK
$ 7,132.92
018 SEC 52 BLK 074
LOT 3288- 3290
RONALD & ROSEANN CATTI
$ 1,570.33
018 SEC 52 BLK 122 LOT 172
MARIE HOLDINGS INC
$ 1,330.15
018 SEC 52 BLK 138
LOT 39- 41
CAROLE FOX $ 526.01
018 SEC 52 BLK 148 LOT 76
ANTHONY V& LYNN A
CORRIERO $ 7,230.37
018 SEC 52 BLK 306
LOT 1790- 1792
JAMES & NANCY BARRY
$ 1,306.87
018SEC52 BLK 316 LOT 21
JOSEPH & ROBERT
BRAGAN $ 4,651.69
018 SEC 52 BLK 317 LOT 22
JOSEPH MATONES $ 3,783.81
018 SEC 52 BLK 327 LOT 3
EDWARD REDER $ 6,779.62
018 SEC 52 BLK 336 LOT 14
VALERIE MAZZIO $ 3,384.06
018 SEC 52 BLK 345 LOT 20
MARGARET CELLUCCI
$ 3,513.83
018 SEC 52 BLK 345 LOT 25
KENNETH & LISASTAHELI
$ 9 388 99
018 SEC 52 BLK 349 LOT 19
DONS CORP $ 13,467.96
018SEC52 BLK 376 LOT 62
BARNET & MARTHA
SMOLEN $ 1,381.48
018 SEC 52 BLK 384 LOT 4
RAYMOND CULHANE
$ 8,183.96
018 SEC 52 BLK 389 LOT 16
NICHOLAS & DONNA
LASERRA $ 1,692.06
018 SEC 52 BLK 394 LOT 3
DAVID & SHARON K
ABRAMS $ 9,640.43
018 SEC 52 BLK 401 LOT 9
MICHAEL & KATHLEEN
HONAN $ 5,033.60
018 SEC 52 BLK 403 LOT 24
THOMAS MGIZZE $ 936.16
018 SEC 52 BLK 405 LOT 28- A
JERRY S & JOAN FINCK
$ 8,539.44
018 SEC 52 BLK 413 LOT 21
FRANK M& MARY T
DIGAUDIO $ 1,307.61
018 SEC 52 BLK 418 LOT 41
CARMINE & LISA
CARPINONE $ 1,785.20
018 SEC 52 BLK 454 LOT 1
GEORGE J & ELLA SENIW
$ 2,962.64
018 SEC 52 BLK 454 LOT 16
ANGELOT& NANCY
PICCOLO $ 8,127.35
018 SEC 52 BLK 481 LOT 9
MAUREEN & SHERRY
HOPPER $ 8,296.98
018 SEC 52 BLK 487
LOT 3A. 3B
DAVID A ROSS $ 9,044.85
018 SEC 52 BLK 490 LOT 8
E URBAN & JOHN STEWART
$ 1,838.42
018 SEC 52 BLK 495 LOT 12
DISTRICT 20
SECTION 47
OLD BETHPAGE REALTY
INC $ 48,091.99
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 261
WINDING ROAD PROP INC
$ 243,524.39
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 267
WINDING ROAD PROP INC
$ 212,696.41
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 267
WINDING ROAD PROP INC
$ 223,068.47
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 267
WINDING ROAD PROP INC
$ 241,531.00
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 267
MARK W NEITLICH $ 5,733.58
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 283
WINDING ROAD ESTATES
INC $ 770.87
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 295
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 137,374.58
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 128,558.04
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 134,821.29
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 145,970.12
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 150,250.38
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 122,972.71
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
KAWALJIT & PARMINDER
CHANDI $ 1,651.08
O20 SEC 47 BLK 031 LOT 12
WILLIAM & BETH AGAR
$ 2,029.21
O20 SEC 47 BLK 049 LOT 23
ERIC & DEBRA HOROWITZ
$ 2 381 99
O20 SEC 47 BLK 068 LOT 10
LESLIE KAMPFER $ 10,689.26
O20SEC47 BLK 099 LOT 10
JOHN & MAUREEN FORIS
$ 10,548.83
O20SEC47 BLK 123 LOT 29
ANDREW & GLORIA
REMENICK $ 7,173.55
O20SEC47 BLK 128 LOT 13
J H CASTELLE $ 11,826.59
O20 SEC 47 BLK 129 LOT 19
JOANNE KRISZTIN $ 4,353.35
020 SEC 47 BLK 131 LOT 28
DONATO & TERESA
FISCHETTI $ 165.92
O20SEC47 BLK 158 LOT 1
DISTRICT 21
SECTION 46
E SCHMID. CATHERINE
HAYWARD L E $ 5,633.93
021 SEC 46 BLK E
LOT 112 & 410- 411
JOHN & ELIZABETH
PRUNTY $ 1,437.09
021 SEC 46 BLK K LOT 57
GIL CONST CO $ 163.79
021 SEC 46 BLK K LOT 89
WAYNE & JOELINE
MARESCO $ 3,952.44
021 SEC 46 BLKK
LOT 152,704
RAMIRO & ISAURA
BARBUZANO $ 1,461.70
021 SEC 46 BLKK
LOT 651- 653
CASPER RUSSO $ 329.25
021 SEC 46 BLK 002 LOT 47
JACQUELYN RADO $ 1,908.14
021 SEC 46 BLK 005 LOT 76
J SCARPINO. O G SCARPINO
L E $ 246.31
021 SEC 46 BLK 011 LOT 51
SLA FARINA $ 8,101.86
021 SEC 46 BLK 039
LOT 24- 26
RAYMONDS RITAGISH
$ 1,118.87
021 SEC 46 BLK 045
LOT 14,52,54
D P & PATRICIA
WARMHOLD $ 6,240.24
021 SEC 46 BLK 048
LOT 8- 10
THOMAS VILLANI $ 5,848.81
021 SEC 46 BLK 052
LOT 21- 23
MICHAEL GUGGINO
$ 2,047.33
021 SEC 46 BLK 055
LOT 39- 40
MICHAEL GUGGINO $ 178.09
021 SEC 46 BLK 055 LOT 54
MARK & KIMBERLY
JOHNEAS $ 2,186.63
021 SEC 46 BLK 078 LOT 47
P. BLESSINGER& A.
BACHMANN $ 9,860.06
021 SEC 46 BLK 082LOT 4- 7
194 OLD COUNTRY RD
REALTY CORP $ 10,148.43
021 SEC 46 BLK 103 LOT 158
ABBLE AWNING CO INC
$ 12,608.41
021 SEC 46 BLK 103 LOT 159
ROBERT & FRANCES
SIMPSON $ 1,383.68
021 SEC 46 BLK 109
LOT 611- 613
BARBARA LAPLACA HARDY
$ 3,292.24
021 SEC 46 BLK 110
LOT 511- 513
LAWRENCE DEMIR $ 6,348.10
021 SEC 46 BLK 155 LOT 51
FRANCES TEDESCO TRUST
$ 2,190.30
021 SEC 46 BLK 155 LOT 57
CNN FARMERS AVENUE
CORPORATION $ 13,392.63
021 SEC 46 BLK 163
LOT 244,248,252
CNN FARMERS AVENUE
CORPORATION $ 3,600.74
021 SEC 46 BLK 163
LOT 245,247
E JOHNSON & MICHAEL
DORGAN $ 2,409.21
021 SEC 46 BLK 245 LOT 559
PAULA BENTIVEGNA ETAL
$ 5,963.16
021 SEC 46 BLK 261 LOT 212
ROBERTS CHRISTINE
STRATFORD $ 1,969.99
021 SEC 46 BLK 322 LOT 137
JOHN & BEATRICE V KELLY
$ 4,327.97
021 SEC 46 BLK 335 LOT 15
MICHELE LAVALLE $ 1,383.42
021 SEC 46 BLK 370 LOT 5
VICTOR & KELLY NAWROCKI
$ 3,270.56
021 SEC 46 BLK 481 LOT 2
GREGORYS LINDA
SETTINO $ 1,435.11
021 SEC 46 BLK 481 LOT 49
EVELYN CURLEW $ 1,344.24
021 SEC 46 BLK 507 LOT 5
S H MARTIN $ 2,526.00
021 SEC 46 BLK 507 LOT 19
HELENEPUCCIO $ 7,525.99
021 SEC 46 BLK 562 LOT 29
RICHARD S SUSY PERRETA
$ 1,602.74
021 SEC 46 BLK 564 LOT 41
ERICBRISMAN $ 1,868.02
021 SEC 46 BLK 576 LOT 38
WILLIAM PFEIFFER$ 9,556.98
021 SEC 46 BLK 587 LOT 106
VITO AS LAURA RESTA
$ 1,627.47
021 SEC 46 BLK 588 LOT 19
ANTHONY LUISI $ 1,492.02
021 SEC 46 BLK 591 LOT 2
ESTELLE DEGNAN $ 9,134.28
021 SEC 46 BLK 595 LOT 5
BRIAN KONISZEWSKI ETAL
$ 8,599.80
021 SEC 46 BLK619LOT111
ELEANORE V GANIO
$ 3,755.30
021 SEC 46 BLK 621 LOT 10
NEMRAH REALTY CORP INC
$ 11,224.54
021 SEC 46 BLK 629 LOT 19
SECTION 47
MARGARET MURPHY
$ 8,254.49
021 SEC 47 BLKD LOT 120
ANGELO S LUSIA
GIANNUZZI $ 337.22
021 SEC 47 BLK 063 LOT 46
MICHAEL S A HALATYN
$ 1,706.50
021 SEC 47 BLK 108 LOT 19
PAUL S SUSAN WARKOW
$ 2,495.01
021 SEC 47 BLK 156 LOT 9
SECTION 49
M SCHAREN, J DOOLEY. A
MARSHALL $ 4,636.18
021 SEC 49 BLK 014
LOT 359 S 361
LINDAJANDREASSEN
$ 1,668.50
021 SEC 49 BLK 045
LOT 497,502- 505
HELEN FAZIO $ 1,279.69
021 SEC 49 BLK 125
LOT 280,282
KEITH MACCHIA $ 198.74
021 SEC 49 BLK 145 LOT 80
TERMS OF SALE
Such tax liens shall be sold sub­ject
to any and all superior tax
liens of sovereignties and other
municipalities and to all claims
of record which the County may
have thereon and subject to the
provisions of the Federal and
State Soldiersand Sailors' Civil
Relief Acts.
However, such tax liens shall
have priority over the County's
Differential Interest Lien, repre­senting
the excess, it any, of the
interest and penalty borne at the
maximum rate over the interest
and penalty borne at the rate at
which the lien is purchased.
The Purchaser acknowledges
that the tax lien( s) sold pursu­ant
to these Terms of Sale may
be subject to pending bank­ruptcy
proceedings and/ or may
become subject to such pro­ceedings
which may be com­menced
during the period in
which a taxlien is held by a suc­cessful
bidder or the assignee
of same, which may modify a
Purchaser's rights with respect
to the lien( s) and the property
securing same. Such bank­ruptcy
proceedings shall not af­fect
the validity of the tax lien. In
addition to being subject to
pending bankruptcy proceed­ings
and/ or the Federal and
State Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil
Relief Acts, said purchaser's
right of foreclosure may be af­fected
by the Financial Institu­tions
Reform, Recovery and
Enforcement Act( FIRREA), 12
U. S. C. ss 1811 et. seq., with re­gard
to real property under Fed­eral
Deposit Insurance Corpo­ration
( FDIC) receivership.
The County Treasurer re­serves
the right, without further
notice and at any time, to with­draw
from sale any of the par­cels
of land or premises herein
listed. The Nassau County Trea­surer
reserves the right to inter­vene
in any bankruptcy case/ liti­gation
where the property af­fected
by the tax liens sold by
theTreasurer is part of the bank­ruptcy
estate. However. it is the
sole responsibility of all tax lien
purchasers to protect their legal
interests in any bankruptcy case
affecting their purchased tax
lien, including but not limited to
the filing of a proof of claim on
their behaff, covering their in­vestment
in said tax lien. The
Nassau County Treasurer and
Nassau County and its agen­cies,
assumes no responsibility
for any legal representation of
any tax lien purchaser in any
legal proceeding including but
not limited to a bankruptcy case
where the purchased tax lien is
at risk.
The rate of interest and pen­alty
at which any person pur­chases
the tax lien shall be es­tablished
by his bid. Each pur­chaser,
immediately after the
sale thereof, shall pay to the
County Treasurer ten per cent
of the amount for which the tax
liens have been sold and the
remaining ninety per cent within
sixty daysafter such sale. If the
purchaser at the tax sale shall
fail to pay the remain- ing ninety
per cent within ten days after he
has been notified by the County
Treasurer that the certificates of
sale are ready for delivery, then
all amounts deposited with the
County Treasurer including but
not limited to the ten per cent
theretofore paid by him shall,
without further notice or de­mand,
be irrevocably forfeited
by the purchaser and shall be
retained by the County Trea­surers
liquidated damages and
the agreement to purchase shall
be of no further effect.
Time is of the essence in this
sale. This sale is held pursuant
to the Nassau County Adminis­trative
Code and interested par­ties
are referred to such Code
for additional information as to
terms of the sale, rights of pur­chasers,
maximum rates of in­terest
and other legal incidents
of the sale.
This list includes only tax liens
on real estate located in the
Town of Oyster Bay. Such other
tax liens on real estate are ad­vertised
as follows:
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD
DISTRICT 001 -
" COMMUNITY JOURNAL"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" UNIONDALE BEACON"
DISTRICT 002-
" COMMUNITY JOURNAL"
" NASSAU CC i > NTY WEB
PAGE"
" UNIONDALE BEACON"
DISTRICT 003 -
" EAST MEADOW HERALD"
" EAST MEADOW BEACON"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 004 -
" BELLMORE HERALD"
" BELLMORE LIFE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 005 -
" HICKSVILLE ILLUSTRATED
NEWS"
" LEVITTOWN TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 006-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SEAFORDMANTAGH
CITIZEN"
DISTRICT 007 -
" BELLMORE HERALD"
" BELLMORE LIFE"
" BELLMORE/ MERRICK
OBSERVER"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 008-
" BALDWIN/ FREEPORT
TRIBUNE"
" LONG ISLAND GRAPHIC"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" POINT OF VIEW"
DISTRICT 009 -
" BALDWIN/ FREEPORT
TRIBUNE"
" THE FREEPORT BALDWIN
LEADER"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" POINT OF VIEW"
DISTRICT 010-
" BALDWIN HERALD"
" BALDWIN/ FREEPORT
TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 011 -
" ISLAND PARK TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" OCEANSIDE/ ISLAND PARK
HERALD"
DISTRICT 012-
" MALVERN E7WEST
HEMPSTEAD HEARLD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" VALLEY STREAM/ MALVERN
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 013-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" VALLEY STREAM HERALD"
" VALLEY STREAM/ MALVERN
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 014-
" FIVE TOWNS TRIBUNE"
" JEWISH STAR"
" NASSAU HERALD ( FIVE
TOWNS)"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT015-" JEWISH
STAR"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SOUTH SHORE RECORD"
DISTRICT 016-" NASSAU
COUNTY WEB PAGE"
" THREE VILLAGE TIMES
( ELMONT)"
DISTRICT 017-
" FRANKLIN SQUARE
BULLETIN"
" FRANKLIN SQ/ ELMONT
HERALD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 018-
" GARDEN CITY LIFE"
" GARDEN CITY NEWS"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 019-
" LYNBROOK HERALD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" ROCKAWAY JOURNAL"
DISTRICT 020-
" LYNBROOK HERALD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" ROCKVILLE CENTRE
HERALD-DISTRICT
021 -
" BALDWIN HERALD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
' ROCKVILLE CENTRE
HERALD"
( Please turn to page 15)
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NQTICF LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
( Continued from page 14)
DISTRICT 022 -
" FLORAL PARK BULLETIN"
" THE GATEWAY"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 023-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SEAFORD/ WANTAGH
CITIZEN"
DISTRICT 024-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" VALLEY STREAM HERALD"
" VALLEY STREAM/ MALVERN
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 025 -
" MERRICK HERALD"
" MERRICK/ BELLMORE
TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE" .
DISTRICT 026-
" HICKSVILLE ILLUSTRATED
NEWS"
" LEVITTOWN TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 027-
" MALVERNE/ WEST
HEMPSTEAD HEARLD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" WEST HEMPSTEAD
BEACON"
DISTRICT 028-
" LONG BEACH HERALD,
THE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SOUTH SHORE RECORD"
DISTRICT 029-
" MERRICK BEACON"
" MERRICK LIFE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 030-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" VALLEY STREAM HERALD"
" VALLEY STREAM/ MALVERN
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 031 -
" ISLAND PARK TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" OCEANSIDE/ ISLAND PARK
HERALD"
DISTRICT 201 -
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 205 -
" FLORAL PARK BULLETIN"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" WEST HEMPSTEAD
BEACON"
TOWN OF NORTH
HEMPSTEAD
DISTRICT 001 -
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" WESTBURY TIMES"
DISTRICT 002-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" WESTBURY TIMES"
" WILLISTON TIMES,
WILLISTONPARK EDITION"
DISTRICT 003 -
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" ROSLYN NEWS"
DISTRICT 004-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" PORT WASHINGTON
NEWS"
" PORT WASHINGTON
SENTINEL"
DISTRICT 005-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" NEW HYDE PARK HERALD
COURIER"
DISTRICT 006-
" MANHASSET PRESS"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 007-
" GREAT NECK NEWS, THE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 009-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" WILLISTON TIMES,
WILLISTONPARK EDITION"
DISTRICT 010-
" ILLUSTRATED NEWS"
" MINEOLA AMERICAN"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 011 -
" ILLUSTRATED NEWS"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" WESTBURY TIMES"
DISTRICT 122-
" FLORAL PARK BULLETIN"
" THE GATEWAY"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 301 -
" JERICHO NEWS JOURNAL"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY
DISTRICT 001 -
" LOCUST VALLEY LEADER"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 002-
" LOCUST VALLEY LEADER"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 003-
" JERICHO NEWS JOURNAL"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 004 -
" LOCUST VALLEY LEADER"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 006-
" LOCUST VALLEY LEADER"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 008-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" PLAINVIEW HERALD"
DISTRICT 009 -
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" OYSTER BAY ENTERPRISE
PILOT"
" OYSTER BAY GUARDIAN"
DISTRICT 011 -
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" OYSTER BAY ENTERPRISE
PILOT"
" SYOSSET ADVANCE"
DISTRICT 012-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SYOSSET ADVANCE"
" SYOSSET JERICHO
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 013-
" HICKSVILLE ILLUSTRATED
NEWS"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SYOSSET JERICHO
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 014-
" JERICHO NEWS JOURNAL"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SYOSSET JERICHO
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 015-
" JERICHO NEWS JOURNAL"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SYOSSET JERICHO
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 017-
" HICKSVILLE ILLUSTRATED
NEWS"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 019-
" BETHPAGE NEWSGRAM"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" PLAINVIEW HERALD"
DISTRICT 022 -
" FARMINGDALE OBSERVER"
" MASSAPEQUA POST'
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 023-
" THE MASSAPEQUAN
OBSERVER"
" MID- ISLAND TIMES"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 024-
" LOCUST VALLEY LEADER"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 203-
" HICKSVILLE ILLUSTRATED
NEWS"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 306-
" FARMINGDALE OBSERVER"
" THE MASSAPEQUAN
OBSERVER"
" MASSAPEQUA POST"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
CITY OF GLEN COVE
DISTRICT 005-
" GLEN COVE RECORD
PILOT"
" THE GOLD COAST GA­ZETTE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
CITY OF LONG BEACH
DISTRICT 028-
" LONG BEACH TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
Nassau County does not dis­criminate
on the basis of disabil­ity
in admission to or access to,
or treatment or employment in,
its services, programs, or activi­ties.
Upon request, accommo­dations
such as those required
by the Americans With Disabili­ties
Act ( ADA) will be provided
to enable individuals with dis­abilities
to participate in all ser­vices,
programs, activities and
public hearings andevents con­ducted
by the Treasurers Office.
Upon request, information can
be made available in braille,
large print, audio- tape or other
alternative formats. For addi­tional
information, please call
( 516) 571- 3715 ( voice) or ( 516)
571- 3108 ( TTY).
THE NASSAU COUNTY
TREASURER
MINEOLA, NEW YORK
Dated: December 20, 2004
1/ 28,2/ 4,11, 2005
1 LEXINGTON AVE.
REALTY, LLC.
Articles of Org. filed
NY Sec. of State
( SSNY) 11/ 22/ 04.
Office in Nassau Co.
SSNY desig. agent of
LLC Upon whom
process may be
served. SSNY shall
mail copy of process
to 1 Lexington Ave.,
Bethpage, NY 11714.
Purpose: Any lawful
purpose.
12/ 24, 1/ 7,14,21,28,
2/ 4
91 SOUTHERN
PARKWAY LLC.
Articles of Org. filed
NY Sec. of State
( SSNY) 11/ 29/ 04.
Office in Nassau Co.
SSNY desig. agent of
LLC upon whom
process may be
served. SSNY shall
mail copy of process
to 91 Southern
Parkway, Plainview,
NY 11803. Purpose:
Any lawful purpose.
Latest dissolve date:
12/ 31/ 2050.
12/ 24, 1/ 7,14,21,28,
2/ 4
Advertising Copy
Notice of Formation of
BROOKLYN HOME
LLC, a domestic
Limited Liability
Company ( LLC).
Articles of
Organization filed with
Secretary of State of
NY on 1/ 05/ 05. NY
Office location:
NASSAU County.
Secretary of State is
designated as agent
upon whom process
against the LLC may
be served. Secretary
of State shall mail a
copy of any process
against the LLC
served upon him/ her
to C/ O ROBERT
SINGER, 777 OLD
COUNTRY ROAD,
• 204, PLAINVIEW, NY
11803. Purpose: To
engage in any lawful
act or activity.
2/ 4,11,18,25,3/ 4,11
Notice of Formation of
Crown Consulting,
LLC, Art. of Org. filed
Sec'y of State ( SSNY)
10/ 7/ 04. Office
location: Nassau
County. SSNY
designated as agent
of LLC upon whom
process may be
served. SSNY shall
mail copy of process:
48 Keswick Lane,
Plainview, NY 11803.
Purpose: any lawful
purpose.
1/ 21,28,2/ 4,11,18,25
Notice of Formation of
TOP DECK MEDIA,
LLC, a domestic
Limited Liability
Company ( LLC).
Articles of
Organization filed with
Secretarv of State of
NY on 12/ 16/ 04. NY
Office location:
NASSAU County.
Secretary of State is
designated as agent
upon whom process
against the LLC may
be served. Secretary
of State shall mail a
copy of any process
against the LLC
served upon him/ her
to C/ O ROBERT
SINGER, 777 OLD
COUNTRY ROAD,
SUITE 204,
PLAINVIEW, NY
11803. Purpose: To
engage in any lawful
act or activity.
2/ 4,11,18,25,3/ 4,11
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that
Sealed Bid Proposals
will be received by the
Board of
Commissioners of the
Bethpage Water
District, 25 Adams
Avenue, Bethpage,
New York, on or
before February 17,
2005 up to 4: 00 P. M.,
and be publicly
opened and read
aloud at 6: 00 P. M.
CAUSTIC SODA
Said sealed bid
envelope should be
marked externally as
such. Specifications
and Bid Forms may be
obtained at the office
of the Board of
Commissioners, 25
Adams Avenue,
Bethpage, New York
11711 between 3: 00
A. M. and 4: 00 P. M.,
Monday through
Friday.
The Board of
Commissioners
reserves the right to
reject any and all bids,
waive any'
informalities, and
accept the bids which
in its judgment are in
the best interest of
the District.
BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS
William J. Ellinger,
Chairman
Anthony N. Mancini,
Treasurer
John R. Sullivan,
Secretary
BETHPAGE WATER
DISTRICT
NASSAU COUNTY,
NEW YORK
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