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j VOL 43 NO. 38 October 21 - 27, 2005 FIFTY CENTS
BETHPAGE
Chamber of Commerce
Halloween Street Fair
The cool, crisp winds of
autumn are finally here and with
those breezes come the ghoulish
delights of Halloween. That is
why the Bethpage Chamber of
Commerce is summoning all
ghosts and skeletons to dust off
their witches hats and get their
hones moving to take part in
their Fabulous FALL
HALLOWEEN Festival On
October 30, along Broadway in
Bethpage the Chamber of
Commerce will be hosting their
Second Annual Street Fair
except this year they have added
a hauntingly fun Halloween
twist! The event begins at 11am
and will feature many local
business owners who are
members of the Chamber as well
as a huge assortment of craft and
merchandise vendors for your
enjoyment. If shopping is your
pleasure, then make sure you
don ' t miss this event and if your
looking for some yummy treats to
sink your fangs into, well look no
farther. Along with many
merchandise and information
vendors festivalgoers will be
treated to a wide variety of food
and goodies.
Best of all, the Chamber of
Commerce is hosting some
devilishly delightful activities for
the young and young at heart.
They will be featuring their
second Annual BETHPAGE
BAKE- OFF. First, second and
third Prizes will be given out in
three categories and two age
groups. The first age group is
called Bethpage's Beginning
Bakers and will feature treats
made by younger chefs under the
age of 12. The second category is
called Bethpage's Big Time
Bakers and will feature the
culinary delights of bakers 13
and older. The categories are
BREAD, CAKES and PIES, and
COOKIES!
Entries must be brought to the
Chamber of Commerce booth on
Fair day by 1 lam. We will have
expert judges ( well they think
they are experts, anyway) and
monetary prizes as well as
ribbons will be given out.
To get all the little ghouls and
goblins involved in this special
bewitching Bethpage day, the
Chamber is featuring a
HALLOWEEN PARADE and
COSTUME CONTEST! At
2: 00pm all our costume- clad
witches and warlocks will be
invited to parade their
Halloween best down the streets
of Broadway and past our
judges. Prizes will be given out
in three categories, under 5, 6- 12
and 13 or older. Once again
monetary prizes will be awarded
along with ribbons for the lucky
winners. And... if all that's not
enough to drive you batty with
glee, the Chamber is also
sponsoring a MOST ORIGINAL
JACK- o- LANTERN Contest!
There will only be one lucky
winner of this prize and the
Chamber has decided to do
something a little different this
year with having a theme
selected for your pumpkin
creation. The theme is
BETHPAGE PRIDE, so dress
and design your pumpkin in it's
Bethpage best and bring it to the
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65 Years of Love
On October 20, Michael and Virginia Mancini celebrated 65
years of marraige. The happy couple have resided in
Bethpage for 56 years and have 5 children, 13 grandchildren
and 2 great grandchildren. Pictured above are the happy
couple on their wedding day over six decades ago. Below
Michael and Viginia are still all smiles as they share this very
special day and milestone in their lives! Best of
luck, happiness and health to this beautiful Bethpage couple.
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Shortness of Breath Seminar
Do you suffer from a lung disease
such as emphysema, asthma or
bronchitis? If so, don't miss this
informative program, " Shortness of
Breath: The Time To Deal With It Is
Now," given by Mara Bernstein,
Administrative Director of Outpatient
Services at Winthrop University
Hospital. Ms. Bernstein will explore
all phases of lung diseases and
provide options for dealing with
them, including pulmonary
rehabilitation. The date is Thursday,
October 27 at 2: 00 P. M. at the
library.
The program is part of the
Bethpage Library's on- going Senior
Circle programming. Admission is
free and everyone regardless of age
is welcome to attend this very
informative program.
Brooklyn's Green- Wood
Cemetery New York's Buried
Treasure Program
The Bethpage Public Library and
the Central Park Historical Society
are co- sponsoring this unique and
fascinating program. Join Jeff
Richman; GreenWood Cemetery's
historian and the author of
BROOKLYN'S GREEN- WOOD
CEMETERY: NEW YORK'S BURIED
TREASURE, at the library on
Wednesday, October 26, 7: 30 P. M.,
for a fascinating slide show about
one of the world's great cemeteries.
This program, co- sponsored by
the Central Park Historical Society
and the Bethpage Public Library, will
explore Green- Wood's 478- acre
oasis of trees, lawn, gardens,
ponds, sculpture and, of course,
history. It is the final resting place of
more than half a million people,
including Leonard Bernstein, Boss
Tweed, De Witt Clinton, and Samuel
Morse.
Mr. Richman has a wealth of
stories to share, since he has been
leading tours of the cemetery for the
past 16 years. Mark your calendar so
that you don't miss this evening of
fact and fun! Admission is free and
everyone is welcome to attend. The
Central Park Historical Society will
provide refreshments in the gallery
before the program.
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.
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On Monday, October 24 at 2: 00
P. M. Art Historian Donald Dwyer will
present a fascinating slide/ lecture
entitled " Gustave Courbet and
French Realism" as part of the on­going
ART IN THE AFTERNOON
series. Courbet began his career as
a Neo- Baroque Romantic, but the
revolutions of 1848 caused him to
view Romanticism and Neo-
Classicism as escapes from reality
and he reverted to a more realistic
style which influenced his two
young helpers, Monet and Renoir.
His iconoclasm pointed the way to
modern art.
On Thursday, October 27 at 2: 00
P. M. world traveler/ photographer
Laurie Campbell will be back at the
library with another of her fascinating
slide/ lecture programs as part of the
PASSPORT Travel Series. The title
is " Passport to Timbucktu and
Beyond - Journey to Exotic Mali.
Although one of the poorest
countries in the world Mali is a land
rich in culture dating back over
1,000 years. Here is your chance to
see its crowded markets, colorfully
dressed people and the Dogon
tribes famous for their art and
architecture living as they have for
700 years in villages clustered on
steep cliffs. Sail down the Niger
River stopping in age- old fishing
hamlets. And end the trip in the
legendary city of Timbucktu, famed
for one of the world's oldest libraries.
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Sunday Entertainment at the
Library
On Sunday, October 23 at 2: 00
P. M. singer, entertainer NAOMI
ZEITLIN will be at the library with a
sparkling program sure to delight
whatever your favorite music is --
from Broadway, to Soulful Jazz, to
classical and more. She has
performed in theatre, cabaret, solo
and with groups to enthusiastic
audiences throughout the region.
Her special brand of original
arrangements encompasses a wide
range of song styles. Don't miss it!
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
cardholder and a companion.
Then save Sunday, October 30
at 2: 00 P. M. for another marvelous
production by PLAZA THEATRICAL
PRODUCTIONS very talented
troupe of performers. The show will
be Same Time Next Year which
replaces the originally scheduled
The Second Time Around. Don't
miss it!!
Mark Sunday, November 6 at
2: 00 P. M. on your calendar for a very
special Sunday family show - FOOT
& FIDDLE DANCE COMPANY
presenting " American Footsteps."
The show is a dazzling blend of
traditional dance and music
including clogging, tap, square
dance and more. The dancers and
musicians provide the historical
interconnections between
traditional American dances and
their multicultural origins. This
program is for Bethpage School
District # 21 adults and school- age
children. Tickets are required and
are available at the Adult Reference
Desk at the library. Admission is free
and two tickets per card- holder are
available as space permits.
The library is located at 47 Powell
Avenue, three blocks west of Exit
# 8 on the Seaford- Oyster Bay
Expressway ( Route # 135), phone
516- 931- 3907.
COMMUNITY EVENTS
The Last Night of Ballyhoo You Make Me Feel Like Singing
The L I . Cabaret Theatre, under
the direction of Gary Dana, presents
a new musical show entitled " You
Make Me Feel Like Singing" on
Saturday, October 29 and Saturday,
Nov. 5 at The Suburban Temple,
2900 Jerusalem Avenue, Wantagh,
N. Y. 8 P. M. The show will consist of
40 musical numbers ( with dancing
and costumes), two live bands, The
Long Island Cabaret Dancers, a cast
of 40 singers, and special guest
stars Tom Stallone and/ or Brian
Enoch. Dancing after the show will
be provided by " The Usual
Suspects" band. There will be
snacks, beverages and mixers
served; and dancing after the show
until the early morning hours.
Seating is night- club style at round
tables. It promises to be a fun- filled
and exciting evening!
The Long Island Cabaret Theatre
Township Theatre Group
presents the Tony Award winning
drama, " The Last Night of Ballyhoo,"
written by Alfred Uhry. Lala ( left),
played by Syosset resident Laura
Valenti, fumes over the attention
showered on her cousin Sunny,
Jessica Cohen ( right), by their uncle
Adolph, played by Peter J. Rowan.
Performances are October 28 &
29 and November 4 & 5 at 8: 00 p. m.
and Sunday October 30 at 2: 00 p. m.
the Theater is located at Walt
Whitman High School in South
Huntington. Tickets are $ 18.00 for
all performances ( students/ seniors
$ 16.00). For ticket information or
driving directions call 421- 9832.
has performed in shows in
Budapest, Salzburg, Venice,
Zermat, Vienna, and other
European cities, as well as
performing at festivals in North
Carolina and for the Von Trapps in
Vermont. The group also performs
in many shows at local libraries and
hospitals, in addition to its night
club- style performances at St. Rose
of Lima Church and The Suburban
Temple.
Admission is $ 20 per person. To
reserve seating or an entire table of
10- 12 people, please call me at
( 516) 946- 7207. Remaining tickets
will be sold at the door. A special
prize will be offered on October 30
for the person attending who wears
the best costume. In addition, those
who wear a complete costume ( not
just a hat!) on October 30 will receive
an extra dollar discount!
Children's Programs at the Library
Italian Culture and Heritage Night
Italian Culture and Heritage night
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
sponsored by the Aida Lodge,
Order Sons of Italy in America. There
will be displays, information and
videos on Italian American
contributions to our country.
Bethpage senior/ Community
Center, 103 Grumman Road West,
( off South Oyster Bay Road). Doors
open at 7: 45 p. m. Coffee and cake
will be served. Everyone invited. For
information call 731 - 1811.
Seniorslnformative Hearing Seminar
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Attention
Seniors!!! Join us for a nutritious
lunch at 12: 00 Noon and informative
hearing seminar on Tuesday,
October 25, 2005 at 1: 00PM. The
hearing seminar will be conducted
by William Kent, BC- HIS of Long
Island Hearing. All aspects of human
hearing and hearing remedies that
are available will be discussed.
Raffles and Door prizes will be given!
This program, as well as many
others, is held at the Levittown
Senior Community Service Center at
the Yours Ours Mine Community
Center located at 152 Center Lane
in Levittown. Please call 796- 6633
ext. 248 for more information. This
program is partially funded< by the
Nassau County Department of
Senior Affairs, the NY State Office
for the Aging, and the US
Administration on Aging.
OCTOBER SPECIALS:
HALLOWEEN CANDY CORN
CONTEST at the Bethpage Public
Library
Be a winner - come into the
Children's Room from October 1- 30,
and try to guess the number of
yummy candy corn in our special
holiday jar. The two youngsters who
come closest will win fabulous
prizes! For ages 3- 12. The lucky
winners will be announced on
October 31.
GALA HALLOWEEN PARTY AND
MAGIC SHOW
With the magic of Amore. Master
Magician
Wednesday. October 26 at 4: 30
P. M. at the Bethpage Public Library
Amore will amaze you with his
fabulous feats of magic, while
tickling your funny bone, too! You're
invited to a shivery Halloween Magic
Show featuring an unusual
kaleidoscope of magical delights,
grand illusions and plenty of
audience participation. There will be
Halloween goodies galore!
Costumes are optional. Grades K- 5.
Register from September 16.
FAMILY SPECIAL - THE ULTIMATE
DANCE SPECTACULAR!
" AMERICA'S FOOTSTEPS" with
Pat Cannon's Foot & Fiddle Dance
Company Sunday. November 6 at
2: 00 P. M. at the Bethpage Public
Librarv
Join us in a lively celebration of
America's Dance and Music. In the
tradition of Broadway, this spirited
show will dazzle you with an
impressive blend of dance and
musical styles - clogging, square
dancing, tap, Irish step dancing,
country music, swing and rock ' n roll.
This professionally trained dance
troupe has performed all over the
country with rave reviews. " Food
and Fiddle offers a creative mix of
American Folk forms and Broadway
pizzazz. A guaranteed good time for
all!" - The New York Times
This program is for adults of all ages
and children ages 4 & up. Admission
is free and registration and tickets
will be available at the adult
reference desk starting Thursday
October 6 for Bethpage School
District # 21 residents.
Thanks to the generosity of Toby
Hyman, former Director of the
Bethpage Public Library we are able
to present this program.
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Bethpage Baseball Awards
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Legislator Ed Mangano ( 3rd from left) joined with Bethpage
Baseball Coordinators Mike Cafiero and BBAI President Ed
Conway, Eugene Walsh, Supervisor John Venditto,
Councilwoman Mary McCaffery and players at Bethpage
Baseball Awards Ceremony.
Legislator Mangano thanked all the Members of the
Bethpage Baseball League for their efforts in making Bethpage
Baseball a rewarding experience for our children, athletes and
all those involved in the program.
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Bethpage Resident Receives
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Recognizing her exceptional
concern for patients and respect for
fellow staff members, Bethpage
resident Patricia Sangirardi, RN, a
nurse manager at Winthrop-
University Hospital, has been
selected as Winthrop's 2005
Wholeness of Life honoree. She will
be presented a citation from The
HealthCare Chaplaincy of New York
City during a celebration on
November 10 at Cipriani's in Times
Square.
The honor pays tribute to patient
care professionals who embody the
spirit of [ the HealthCare
Chaplaincy's] mission: to care for
the whole person— spirit, mind and
body.
" Every Wholeness of Life
honoree has a reputation for
empathy, integrity and dedication to
looking beneath the surface to
ensure the physical, emotional and
spiritual well- being of their patients,"
said Rev. Valerie Storms, M. Div.,
BCC, Pastoral Care Director,
Winthrop.
Nominated for the award by 36
colleagues and Winthrop's Pastoral
Care and Education Program
Committee, Ms. Sangirardi has
been touted as a nurse who makes
sure the spiritual and emotional
needs of patients and their families
are met. Her motto: " Paper is paper,
but patients are patients."
Her nominators also praised her
as an individual who always takes
time to speak with families at length,
easing their fears and doubts— even
giving them her direct phone line so
they are able to ask any questions
at any time
" Her concern for patients'
physical needs truly extends above
and beyond," collectively noted the
staff in their nomination. " We all
often wonder where she gets her
energy and determination to do
what she does best and that is to
render the best care to the patients,
respecting their rights and
maintaining their dignity."
From the " Community Service Committee"
at the Charles Campagne Elementary School
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Halloween means the " GIFT of SIGHT"!!!
We are collecting used eyeglasses for people in need
in developing countries.
LeFisCrafters and Lions Club International sponsors this invaluable
program. Their volunteers will clean, repair, and classify by
prescription all of the glasses our school collects.
We will have a drop- off bin located outside of the school
the week before Halloween.
We are located at Plainview Road in Bethpage, New York.
Any Questions, please contact: 822- 8350
Thanks in advance for your contributions and have a safe Halloween!
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Chamber of Commerce booth by
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imagination!
The Bethpage Chamber of
Commerce is hosting this event
as a way to once again acquaint
resident with some of the
members of the Chamber as well
as to provide members with the
opportunity to showcase their
products and or service. Monies
raised by this event will be used
for many projects and events that
the Bethpage Chamber of
Commerce sponsors throughout
the year.
So mark your calendar, dust
off your witches hat and broom
and make sure you don 7 miss out
on a HALLOWEEN
EXTRA VAGANZA sure to
make everyone's blood with
delight. Once again the date is
October 30, 2005 ( RAIN OR
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Broadway. Everyone is sure to
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For any designer, it's certainly a
substantial honor having a work
highlighted on NBC's nationwide
daily morning program, the Today
Show.
that's exactly the rarefied
experience enjoyed recently by
Briarcliffe College fine art professor
and luxury women's accessories
designer Karen Pellecchia when an
elegant collar she created appeared
on the " Today in New York"
segment of the Today Show. The
piece is a collage of fur, fine silks and
brocades, semi- precious stones and
vintage elements.
" The nature of making art is such
that although the raw materials may
change, the approach to the
creative process remains the same,"
says Pellecchia, a Lynbrook
resident. " The principles and
concepts I share with my students
are the same ones I use in
developing my designs. I'm thrilled
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came across her creations in the
2005 Ultimate Fall Accessory Guide.
Her designs also appeared in the
June issue of W magazine, as well as
in Elements magazine.
Pellecchia has been designing
and marketing her designs since
2003. As a full- time faculty member
in the Graphic Design Department at
Briarcliffe College, she shares with
her fine art and art history students
the philosophy that art is a necessity
of life, one that makes individuals
whole.
Pellecchia is aligned with several
charities that support children in
need, and donates a portion of the
proceeds from the sale of her luxury
accessories to these organizations.
About Briarcliffe College. With
campuses in Bethpage and
Patchogue, a Queens location, and
a combined student body of more
than 3,500, Briarcliffe College
< www. bcl. edu) is a career education
college offering programs in Criminal
Justice. Graphic Design, Business
Administration and Information
Technology. Program availability
differs by location.
Briarcliffe College is accredited
by the Commission on Higher
Education of the Middle States
Association of Colleges and
Schools. The New York State Board
of Regents authorizes Briarcliffe
College to offer diploma, associate
degree and bachelor's degree
programs. Information about
enrolling at Briarcliffe College is
available at 888.333.1150.
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FBHS to Hold
42nd Installation Dinner
Paul Gatto, a multi- talented community resident, will
entertain at the keyboard at the FBHS Installation Dinner. As an
artist, he is the owner of the Paul Gatto Gallery at 300 Main
Street, Farmingdale.
The 42nd Annual Installation
Dinner of the Farmingdale-
Bethpage Historical Society will be
held Wednesday evening, October
26, at Annabella's Restaurant in
Farmingdale. Members elected to
office at the Annual Meeting in June
will be installed: Vice President,
Mildred Johnston; Recording
Secretary, Gail Goldschrafe;
Corresponding Secretary, Jeanne
Buck; and Trustees William Brochu,
Elaine Ezzo, William Johnston, and
Nancy White.
Nancy White is chairing the
dinner arrangements. Roy Douglas
of the Long Island Republic Airport
Historical Society will be the
installing officer; he will also speak
on " The Long Island Auto
Endurance Test Runs, 1901- 1902."
Farmingdale was on the route of
these 100- mile runs.
Paul Gatto, noted Long Island
artist and musician, will entertain at
the keyboard at the dinner.
FBHS President Larry Jorgensen
invites area residents interested in
attending the dinner to call 516- 249-
3099 for more information.
Halloween Family Fun Weekend
Calling all pirates, princesses and
super heroes! Celebrate Halloween
at the Long Island Museum in Stony
Brook with a Family Weekend,
October 29 and 30, from noon - 5
pm. This fun day of activities
includes:
• Come in costume for trick- or-treating
• Decorate a pumpkin to take
home
• Visit the farm animal petting zoo
( 2- 4 pm)
• Travel the Museum in a horse-drawn
carriage ( 1: 30- 3: 30 pm)
The event is free with admission
to the Museum ($ 7 for adults, $ 6 for
Seniors, $ 3 for students ages 6- 17,
free for children under 6 and
Museum members). For more
information, call ( 631) 751- 0066 x
214.
Halloween Family Fun Weekend
is sponsored in part by King Kullen.
The Long Island Museum is open
Wednesdays - Saturdays from 10 am
- 5 pm and Sundays noon - 5 pm.
The Museum is located in Stony
Brook at 1200 Route 25A. For more
information, call ( 631) 751- 0066 or
visit www. longislandmuseum. org.
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The Lupus Foundation of
America will conduct free public and
professional education programs on
the " State of the Art Approaches
from Lupus Experts" on October 29,
at the Roosevelt Hotel, Madison
Avenue at 45th Street, New York
City. The programs aim to educate
physicians, individuals with lupus,
and their families on the latest
advances in the management and
treatment of lupus'. Lupus experts
will discuss genetics, skin disease,
renal disease, and clinical
challenges of lupus, including
osteoporosis, atherosclerosis and
pregnancy.
A program for health
professionals will be held from 8: 00
a. m. until 12: 30 p. m. The target
audience is specialists in
nephrology, dermatology,
rheumatology, immunology, and
internal medicine. The afternoon
program from 1: 00 p. m. until 4: 00
p. m. is for individuals with lupus and
their families.
To register on- line or for
additional information, visit the
Lupus Foundation of America
website at www. lupus. org. To
register for these programs by
telephone, dial 1- 800- 238- 9620
and enter PIN 7451 for the patient
program or PIN 5240 for the
professional program.
The programs are produced by
the Lupus Foundation of America,
the nation's leading nonprofit
voluntary health organization
dedicated to finding the causes and
cure for lupus. The mission of the
LFA is improve the diagnosis and
treatment of lupus, support
individuals and families affected by
the disease, increase awareness of
lupus among health professionals
and the public, and find the causes
and cure. The LFA operates
programs of research, education,
and advocacy through a nationwide
network of nearly 300 chapters,
branches and support groups.
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(& y Gina McGovern
Answer: Location, Location, Location!
Question: What are the three most important things to know about Real
Estate?
Like most cliche's this one has a very strong kernel of truth to it. I
frequently tell customers that you can do anything to a house but pick it up
and move it, ( unless of course you're Ty Pennington!). No matter where you
live, this is one universally recognized truth about real estate.
Everyone wants to know about real estate. It's become the hot topic of the
new millennium. While in the 80' s everyone was trading stocks, today, it's real
estate. TV shows have sprung up on every channel. It's almost as popular as
Poker! Americans love their homes. A recent issue of TIME was devoted to
this very subject. Everyone has an opinion and many people like to see
themselves as experts.
For most of us, buying or selling a home will be the largest and most
complex transaction in our lives. As a local real estate professional, I hear a lot
of the same questions over and over. Sometimes casually, in a social situation
I'm asked those very general questions, How's the market? Should I move or
renovate? What's my home worth? When I am working with buyers and
sellers, I frequently answer a separate set of more detailed questions.
The point of this column is to answer some of these questions. I will
discuss the kind of information I think anyone who is buying or selling a home
should know.
As for me, I'm an Award Winning Licensed Real Estate Agent who lives,
works and volunteers here in Bethpage. I've been working in the Number
One office here in Bethpage for 8 years. I love what I do. It's never the same
thing twice. I feel like I learn something new from every transaction.
I have seen the complete joy on the face of a young couple when they are
handed the keys to their first home, often by someone who lived many happy
years there. I've seen the sorrow when a family home must be sold due to a
death or financial reasons. Our homes are not just where we live, they are
about how we live. They are our showplaces and our refuges. Buying and
selling them, no matter the reason can be emotionally charged.
There are whole courses in law school devoted to real estate law. ( I'll talk
more about lawyers in another column). While not everyone can go to law
school, I believe that knowledge is power. I certainly will not dispense legal
advice, but I think having a basic understanding of this transaction is
information we should all possess. Within the framework of this column, I
hope to make all of this more accessible.
I often tell my clients that my job is to make this very large and emotional
transaction as smooth as possible. It's sometimes frustrating and exhausting,
but always fascinating. I hope to share my joy in this field while shedding
some light on every one's new favorite obsession.
Meet the NY Media at
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The Fair Media Council presents
Connection Day on Thursday, Oct.
27 from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. at the Long
Island Hilton, Huntington. This year's
program includes new workshops,
more than 100 media professionals
and expanded exhibitor
opportunities for communications
industry professionals. Keynoting
the event at the midday luncheon
will be Dave Price from the WCBS-TV
and the CBS Early Show.
" As the region's largest
conference of its type, Connection
Day is the only event in the tri- state
area that offers opportunities to
network one- on- one with the
metropolitan media and to actually
pitch your stories directly to
reporters, editors and news
directors," said Jaci Clement,
Executive Director of the Fair Media
Council.
A complete listing of panels and
panelists may be found at
., » « vV. fairmediacouncil. org.
exhibits, continental breakfast,
luncheon with the keynote speaker
and an expanded 2005- 2006 Media
Guide. A luncheon- only ticket is
$ 100. To make a reservation,
become an exhibitor or an event
sponsor, call ( 516) 224- 1860, Ext.
103.
Major sponsors of the Fair Media
Council's Connection Day include
the Long Island Power Authority,
Citibank, N. A.; Weiser LLP, North
Shore- LIJ Health System, Hofstra
University, NYIT, KeySpan, Symbol
Technologies, Briarcliffe College,
Allstate, Astoria Federal Savings, St.
Joseph's College, Winthrop-
University Hospital, Murphy, Bartol &
O'Brien; Molloy College, Good
Samaritan Hospital Medical Center,
Vytra Health Plans, United Way of
Long Island, Crest Hollow Country
Club and Computer Associates.
The Fair Media Council is a 501
c3 not- for- profit organization that
advocates for quality local news
coverage and educates its members
on issues affecting local news
coverage.
Now is the Time to Tune- up Heating Systems to Save Money
KeySpan is reminding its
customers to prepare for winter and
ward off high heating bills by tuning
up their home heating equipment
before the onset of cold weather.
" Our annual reminder to make
sure homeowners have their
heating systems working safely and
efficiently for the winter has never
been more timely or important," said
Robert B. Catell, Chairman and CEO
of KeySpan. " We're doing all we can
Bethpage Runners Invited to
Rob's Run
Pictured here, Rob's Run Director Jim Murray ( L) and Harvey
Schaffler of Long island Blood Services proudly announce
plans for the 2005 edition of Rob's Run.
Runners from Bethpage and
surrounding communities are
cordially invited to be part of the
lucky 13th annual edition of Long
Island Blood Services Rob's Run, a
5 Kilometer cross country run which
will be held on Sunday morning,
November 27, 2005 at Stillwell
Woods Park in Syosset.
Rob's Run will once again be
sponsored by Long Island Blood
Services and will be conducted by
the Greater Long Island Running
Club under the direction of Race
Director James Murray. Rob's Run
includes both an individual and team
competition, and has become Long
Island's premier cross country event
and a great way to enjoy the
beauties of Stillwell Woods.
As in the past, Rob's Run is
dedicated to the memory of Rob
Lauterborn, an extraordinary human
being, talented runner, and good
friend, who was taken from us at far
too young an age. The net
proceeds of Rob's Run will once
again be turned over to the ASPIRE
Program for the rehabilitation of
young amputees, victims of bone
cancer and traumatic amputations.
If you are a veteran of Rob's Run,
or if you are otherwise familiar with
the beauties of Long Island's trails,
you know what a great morning this
is going to be. If you've never had
the nerve to try running cross
country before, this is an easy way of
introducing yourself to the wonders
of the woods and of getting an
entirely new perspective on late Fall
running. Try it; you'll like it!!!
Entry fees are $ 18 for those who
preregister and $ 20 for those who
wait till the day of the Run. ( Those
who donated a pint of blood at the
Athletes for Life Summer Blood
Drive get a free entry into Rob's
Run!) Everyone who registers is
guaranteed one of the great long
sleeve commemorative T shirts that
have been the trademark of Rob's
Run over the years.
The Run will start promptly at
9: 00 on the morning of November
27th. Registration and number/ shirt
pickup will be at Syosset High
School from 7: 30 AM to 8: 45 AM.
Rob's Run will once again feature
$ 250 team stipend to be awarded to
the first place Men's Open,
Women's Open, Men's Masters and
Women's Masters teams ( LITF
member teams only).
Unique award plaques will be
presented to the top three male and
female individual finishers overall,
and the top three male and top three
female finishers in each of 14 five
year age groups ranging from 14
and under through 75 and over.
There will also be team awards,
presented to the top three teams
( four runners per team) in each of
the following divisions: male, female
and coed open, male, female and
coed masters, male and female
senior masters ( all runners age 50
plus), middle school boys, middle
school girls, high school boys, and
high school girls. Enter as an
individual or enter as part of a team -
but don't miss November 27 for a
great morning of cross country
running!
The 2004 edition of Rob's Run
featured one of the worst days
possible from a weather standpoint.
We can't promise you that we
definitely won't have horizontal rain,
high winds, and tons of mud this
year, but our advance weather
reports for November 27 predict
blue skies, no wind and 50 degree
temperature!
For entry forms or more
information, call Linda at the GLIRC
Office at ( 516) 349- 7646.
to help customers avoid high
heating bills, but our customers can
help themselves by doing a few
simple things around the house.
Increasing efficiency and practicing
conservation will help save money
and keep you comfortable all winter
long."
Among the things customers can
do:
• Set your thermostat at 68
degrees, the optimal temperature
for a comfortable home.
• Make sure that furnace front-panel
doors fit snugly. Furnaces
without properly placed front- panel
doors may cause a build- up of
carbon monoxide.
• Check filters on furnace
regularly, and clean or replace them
if necessary.
• Vacuum and clean regularly
around heating unit, particularly
around burner compartments, to
prevent a build- up of dust and lint.
• Removed stored items in, on, or
around gas heating equipment that
can block proper airflow and remove
any combustible material within
close range of heating unit.
• This is also a good time to check
the batteries on your carbon
monoxide and fire detectors to
insure they are working properly
and, install them if you do not have
them.
Painters and Allied Trades
Recruit Apprentices
The Painters and Allied Trades
Joint Apprenticeship and Training
Fund, District Council 9, will conduct
recruitment on October 28 for 15
painter/ decorator apprentices, State
Labor Commissioner Linda Angello
announced today.
Applications can be obtained in
person only at the council, 103
Carleton Ave., East Islip, on October
28, from 9 a. m. to noon, or until 30
applications have been distributed,
whichever occurs first.
The council requires that
applicants:
• Be at least 18 years old.
• Have a high school or general
equivalency diploma.
• Be physically able to do the
work.
• Attend a three- day orientation.
For further information,
applicants should contact the New
York State Department of Labor
office located nearest their home or
the Apprenticeship Training Office
at 212- 621- 0844.
Apprentice programs registered
with the Department of Labor must
meet standards established by the
Commissioner. Under state law,
sponsors of programs cannot
discriminate against applicants
because of race, creed, color,
national origin, age, sex, disability or
marital status. Women and minorities
are encouraged to submit
applications for apprenticeship
programs. Sponsors of programs are
required to adopt affirmative action
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Agenda
Bethpage Union Free School
District
Bethpage, New York
Tom Frost, President
Michael J. Kelly,
Vice President
Joel S. Dauman, Louis N. Orfan,
Kurt Spears, Donald Tichy,
Sandra Watson
Dr. Richard S. Marsh,
Superintendent
Mr. Terrence Clark,
Assistant Superintendent for
Instruction and Technology
Ms. Caroline Lavelle,
Assistant Superintendent for
Human Resources
Mr. Joseph Marchesiello,
Assistant Superintendent
for Business
Board of Education
Regular Meeting -
JFK Middle School
Tuesday, October 25, 2005 -
8: 00 p. m.
Agenda
I. Pledge of Allegiance
II. Approval of Minutes - September
20, 2005 - Agenda Meeting;
September 27, 2005 - Regular
Meeting; October 3, 2005 - Special
Meeting. Marlene Jannotta, District
Clerk
III. Acceptance of Treasurer's Report
- Period Ending September 30,
2005. Laurie Baum, District
Treasurer
IV. Board Communications
V. Opportunity for the public to be
heard on Agenda items only.
Comments limited to three minutes
per person, for a totai duration of
fifteen ( 15) minutes.
VI. Student Program and Principal's
Report
VII. Superintendent's
Recommendations:
A. Personnel
1. Resignations
* 2. Create Positions
3. Appointments
a. Extracurricular/ Co- Curricular
* b. Senior Stenographer, Full Time,
Ten Months
c. Typist Clerk, Part Time
d. Per Diem Substitute Teachers
List
* e. Lifeguards/ Instructors
+ f. Academic Coach
* 4. Development of Master
Schedule
* B. First Reading of Existing Policy
C. CPSE and CSE Documents
D. Instructional Services Agreement
E. Health Services Agreement
F. Donation of Funds
F. 2005- 2006 Capital Improvement
Program
VIII. Old Business
IX. Superintendent's Report
X. Presentation of Items by Board
• Members
XI. Opportunity for the Public to be
Heard ( comments limited to three
minutes each)
XII. Future Board of Education
Meeting Dates: Tuesday, November
22, 2005, 7: 30 p. m. - Agenda
Meeting Administration Building;
Tuesday, November 29, 2005, 8: 00
p. m. - Regular Meeting Central
Boulevard School.
XIII. Adjournment
Letters to the Editor
Desperate in Bethpage.
3 outdoor cats will lack food and water end of November when the
undersigned relocates from Bethpage to Florida.
Having provided food and water for these hearty cats for close to 10 years I
cannot abandon them now. They have survived and weathered inclement
climates and only come around early evening to be fed.
I am asking, and need your help, as I do not want these precious babies to
starve!
Please call Barbara at ( 516) 822- 3331 to say " help is on its way."
Barbara Quealy
Dear Linda,
Golden Age Club regrets that we are unable to have our yearly Mini Sale
this year due to low membership, after having several open house days this
past year we were unable to get any new members.
I would like to thank all the people who came to our sale every year and
also thank the merchants in Bethpage who contributed for our raffle. Final
Touch, Bretton's Deli, Ching Yeh, Bethpage Florist Boutique, Bethpage
Wine & Liquor, Lemon Tree, King Kullen.
Perhaps in another year or two we will be able to have our yearly Mini Sale.
Barbara Scully
Past President
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and Vietnam Have Their Reunion
By past commander Bud
Rosch of the Butehorn VFW
Post
We all heard of the great stories
of the experiences in the wars that
these little wooden ships played in
the wars. One of the past
President's of our country was a
seaman on one of these " mini"
miniature sea weapons. President
Kennedy had some hair raising
experiences, which are well
documented. Harvey Zimmerman
and his wife Bebe, met my daughter
Anita Giebert and told her that the
P. T. Boaters " Bull Session" is going
to be at a Chinese restaurant in
Commack. Anita Giebert, my
daughter, who was born in
Bethpage, schooled in Bethpage
and married a son of Major Giebert of
Bethpage, mentioned that her
father was a flyer in WW II.
Immediately Mrs. Bebe Zimmerman
asked if her father would attend as
they would be pleased to have his
presence. When my daughter called
me to ask, I said yes and told her I
was honored by such an invitation
by a past group of sailors of our
country. I attended and of course
was introduced to all the attendees. I
found out that they do not have a
" Woman's Auxiliary." The reason for
this is, they always had their wives as
part of the crew. I thought that was
absolutely wonderful. I also thought
by attending, being I do articles for
our " little" newspaper of Bethpage,
The Bethpage Tribune, this may
prove interesting to the readers.
Now! To tell you the truth they
seemed to be more interested in
having me speak than supplying me
with some of their great stories. Well
they meet every three or four
months and enjoy some time with
each other. I myself enjoyed every
minute of it as they made me feel
very welcome and important and I
also had a delicious Chinese meal. I
wish I could have received a story
from them that was an exciting war
story for you, however I did not.
They are a great bunch of men and
women and I was proud to be
present with all of them. I will try
again, as I have been invited to
come again and maybe I will come up
with an exciting P. T. Boat story for
you readers. I think they were " shy"
to share at this moment. A young
man brought a photo album of his
father's. His father is no longer with
us, but through his son we were
able to enjoy a wonderful album of a
P. T. Boater's Memories and
Experiences. Pictured below is the
name badge art work given me on
arrival.
I myself am attending the reunion
of our 449th Bomb Group Sunday
the 25th of September in St.
Charles, Missouri right outside of St.
Louis. Our numbers were readily
depleted as we had the number one
target of the war to deal with, the
Ploesti Oil Fields, which was 40 to
60 percent of the German oil supply.
Of the 250,000 airmen that was
killed in all probability this took the
greatest number of them. Compared
to the number of flyers that were
involved, very few survived. Like the
P. T. Boaters attacking any warship,
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St. Martin of Tours Church,
Central Ave., Bethpage, N. Y. Pastor
Fr. John Tizio, C. SS. R. Rectory:
931- 0818. Rectory office hours
Mon.- Fri. 9: 00AM- 8: 30PM. Sat. 9 to
7: 00PM Sun. 9 to 1: 00PM. Sick Call
ext # 5. Web:
www. stmartinoftoursbeth. com.
If you are interested in
volunteering or if you are interested
in serving in any of the various
ministries at St. Martin's please
contact the pastor Father John at
931 - 0818 You must have a security
clearance.
Thank you to all who recently
joined the H. O. P. club.
The Golden Harvest Raffle tickets
are being sold. Only 500 tickets
available @ $ 100 each. Drawing
November 12th. First prize $ 5,000.
Tickets are sold after all masses or
can be obtained at the rectory.
Looking for children who like to
sing to join our children's choir. We
sing at the 10 am mass on Sundays.
Call 516- 931- 4573 if interested.
Also looking for cantors.
Kevin Durfee, a boy scout is
taking on a project for his Eagle
Scout promotion. He is making care
packages of blankets, hats and
mittens for the Mary Brennan Inn in
Hempstead. He will collect same on
Sunday, October 23.
La Salle Parents Association is
holding a Chinese Auction on
Friday, November 4 at 7: 30 in the
school cafeteria. Tickets are $ 10.
For information call Kim 631 - 845-
7302 or Christine 516- 263- 7025.
Mercy Hospital needs volunteers
for their information desk and gift
shop. If interested call 705- 1391.
Life Teen Mass at 5: 30 followed
by social hour from 7- 8: 30 PM. All 9-
12 grade teens are invited.
Charismatic Renewal Prayer
Meeting is held every Monday at
7: 30 p. m. in the Parish Hall. All are
welcome.
A new Youth Ministry. Faith Jam,
for 6th, 7th and 8th grade students
is starting. If you would like further
information call Heinz Stadler at 516-
931- 4170 or by email at
heinzstadler@ optonline. net.
Maintenance assistant needed,
please call Mr. Romano at 635- 7944.
On Sunday, October 30 couples
married 50 years or more are invited
to receive a special blessing and
certificate from Bishop Paul Walsh at
Maria Regina, Seaford at 3: 00 p. m.
Sign up by Sept. 14, 2005.
Our Hospital Ministry is in need of
a volunteer to take over the ministry
here at St. Martin's. A couple would
be preferred but all are welcome.
Call Don Doherty at 796- 7830 for
information.
St. Martin of Tours Parishioners
wishing prayers for themselves or
sick family members are asked to call
Arlene Pehrsson at 579- 9746.
Pray for our daughters, sons,
relatives and friends of our
parishioners in the military. Pray for
World Peace. God Bless America.
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church and School, 99 Central Park
Road, Plainview, New York 11803.
Pastor - The Rev'd Phillip Kunder.
Director of the School - Mrs. Linda
Grund.
Adult Bible Education
Every Sunday in October.
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church offers two adult education
classes every Sunday in October at
9am. These classes are free and
open to everyone. Prior knowledge
of the bible is not necessary.
Wednesday, October 12
and 26, Bible Classes.
• A study of " The Prodigal Son" will
be presented on Wednesdays at
10: 00 a. m.
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church, 99 Central park Rd.,
Plainview invites you to its
celebration of the anniversary of the
Reformation with an affirmation of
faith on Sunday October 30, 2005 at
10 am. For more information call
516- 349- 1966.
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH,
449 Stewart Avenue, Bethpage,
N. Y. is a member of the Lutheran
Church Missouri Synod. St. Paul's is
handicapped accessible.
CHURCH OFFICE - 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 -
at 8: 00 AM and 10: 30 AM. Guest
Pastor for October 23rd is Rev.
Scott Ashmon.
SUNDAY SCHOOL begins at
9: 15 AM. Children can be registered
any Sunday. For further information,
call the Church Office.
ADULT BIBLE STUDY - takes
place at 9: 15 AM Sundays. Other
bible studies take place during the
week. Call the church office for
details.
TEEN BIBLE STUDY takes place
at 9: 15 AM. All teenagers who have
been confirmed are welcome. Call
931- 8262 for details.
PRAYER PARTNERS meets
each Wednesday at 6: 00 AM for
open prayer time. All are welcome to
join us before work, school or other
activities to prepare for the day.
Please use the Kearny Avenue
pntrsnce
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 2005.
Enrollment is limited. Please call
Joanne Foley at 516- 933- 4446 for
registration information.
MOMMIE AND ME PROGRAM -
Registrations are being accepted.
Please call 933- 4446 for more
information.
ALL DENOMINATIONS are
welcome to our Sunday School,
Bible Studies, Worship Services,
Youth Group, Prayer Times, Little
Gospel Lights Preschool, They
Came by Two and Mommie and Me
programs.
ST. MARGARET'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, 1000 Washington
Avenue, Plainview, N. Y. 11803.
Rev. Peter Lai, rector. The church
office is open from 9AM to 3PM
Tuesday through Friday, and
available at 516- 692- 5268 at all
times.
HOLY COMMUNION SERVICE -
for families and children at 9: 15 AM.
CHURCH SERVICES - Sunday
services are at 8: 15 AM and 10- 15
AM ( family service).
HEALING SERVICE - First
Sunday of the month during each
service
SUNDAY SCHOOL - Sunday at
9: 15AM beginning in September
( following family service).
We sincerely welcome all to our
church community!
" Elegant Victorian High Tea."
Join us to step back in time! St.
Margaret's Episcopal Church, 1000
Washington Ave., Plainview, is
holding its 3rd annual High Tea on
Saturday, October 15, 2005 at 3
PM. Cost $ 15 per person, no tickets
sold at the door. Bring your own tea
cup. Call Loretta at 631- 271- 0228
' for reservations.
BETHPAGE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH, 192
Broadway, Bethpage, NY 11714. .
Rev. Mary Crump, Pastor. Church
office is open by appointment. Call
516- 931- 4345 or 516- 827- 5782.
CHURCH SERVICE: Sunday
11am
SUNDAY SCHOOL: Sunday
10am
THRIFT SHOP: not yet re­opened
CHRISTMAS FAIR: Nov. 12 10- 3
AA Thursday 7: 30, Alanon
Saturday 8pm
CEMETERY Rt. 107 & Central
Ave., call church office.
We are a welcoming faith
community sharing our love of Jesus
Christ through our ministries to our
local and global communities!
The Suburban Temple of
Wantagh, a Reform Congregation,
Member of the UAHC, invites any
Jewish Student in the community to
attend High Holiday Services this
year free of charge. Students may
attend by presenting a student ID
card to the ushers.
Services which are in Hebrew
and English are open to the entire
community. «
Sukkot - Monday, October 17 at
7: 30 P. M. and Tuesday, October 18
at 11: 00 P. M.; Simchat Torah -
Monday, October 24 at 7: 30 P. M.
and Tuesday, October 25 at 11: 00
P. M.
The Suburban Temple is listed in
the UAHC's Directory of Participating
Congregations. Any Jewish student
living away from home during the
holidays may contact the Temple at
221 - 2370 to arrange for a host
family.
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.
Prayer to St. Jude
( Never known to fail)
Oh, most beautiful flower of Mt.
Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of
heaven, blessed mother of the Son
of God, immaculate virgin, assist me
in my necessity. Oh star of the sea,
help me & show me herein, you are
my mother. Oh Holy Mary, Mother of
God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I
humbly beseech you from the
bottom of my heart to succor me in
this necessity. There are none who
can withstand your power. Oh show
me herein you are my mother. Oh
Mary conceived without sin pray for
us who have recourse to thee. ( 3
times). Oh Holy Mary I place this
cause in your hands. ( 3 times). Holy
Spirit, you who solve all problems,
light all roads so that I can obtain my
goals. You gave me the divine gift to
forgive and forget all evil against me,
and that in all instances of my life,
you are with me. I want in this short
prayer to thank you for all things as I
confirm once again that I never want
to be separated from you in eternal
glory. Thank you for your mercy
toward me and mine. The person
must say this prayer 3 consecutive
days, the request will be granted.
This prayer must be published after
the favor has been granted. D. B.
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The Bethpage Tribune extends our deepest sympathy to the following families
on the loss of their loved one. You are in our thoughts and prayers,
Comforting families for 80 years.
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passed away October 9, 2005.
Former owner of the Farmingdale
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Cider Mill. Beloved husband of
Christina. Loving father and father in
law of Anthony and Susan, Catherin
and Thomas Mahaffey, Theresa and
Vincent Mattson and James and
Barbara. Cherished grandfather of
Rachel, Yasantha, Catherin
Elizabeth, Daniel, and Anna Marie. A
Funeral Mass was held Wednesday,
Oct. 12, at St. James RC Church,
with interment following at St.
Charles Cemetery. Arrangements
were entrusted to the Arthur F.
White Funeral Home, Inc.
Elardo, Joseph A. of
Bethpage passed away suddenly
while on vacation on October 7,
2005. Beloved husband of Jean.
Loving father and father in law of
Joseph Jr., Santo and Donna, Anna
and Mike Price, Robert and Patty,
Anthony and Dina, Thomas and
Susan, Michael, John, Peter and
Donna. Proud grandfather of 21
grandchildren and 5 great
grandchildren. Dear brother of
George Elardo, Jean O'Reilly, Rose
Piscotta, and predeceased by Carl
and Grace. A Funeral Mass was held
Friday, Oct. 14, at St. Martin of Tours
RC Church, with interment following
at St. Charles Cemetery.
Arrangements were entrusted to the
Arthur F. White Funeral Home, Inc.
Gewertz, Arzilla passed away
October 9, 2005. Beloved wife of
the late Emanuel. Loving mother
and mother in law of Sara and
Richard Thompson, Heidi and Tom
McDaniel. Loving grandmother of
Kendra McDaniel and Christopher
McDaniel. Dear sister in law of
Richard and Dolores Noble. A
Graveside Service was held Friday,
Oct. 14, at Mount Ararat Cemetery,
Pinelawn. Arrangements were
entrusted to the Arthur F. White
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Hetzler, Rosemary of
Bethpage passed away October 12,
2005. Loving wife of the late George
III. Cherished mother of Sandra
( Thomas Burzesi and the late
George W. Hetzler. Devoted
grandmother of Thomas William
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located at 240 Old
Country Road,
Mineola, New York,
grants me the right to
assume the name of
KELLY ANN HICKEY.
My present address is
192 Park Avenue,
Bethpage, New York;
the date of my birth
isMay 27, 1977; the
place of birth is West
Islip, New York; the
present name is
KELLY ANN
CONNOLLY.
Notice is hereby given
that an Order granted
by the Supreme
Court, Nassau
County, on the 30th
day of September,
2005, bearing the
index number
14242/ 05, a copy of
which may be
examined at the
Office of the Clerk
located at 240 Old
Country Road,
Mineola, New York,
grants me the right to
assume the name of
DANIEL ALLAN
HICKEY. My present
address is 192 Park
Avenue, Bethpage,
New York; the date of
my birth is December
29, 1977; the place of
birth is Plainview, New
York; the present
name is DANIEL
ALLAN SMITH.
NOTICE OF SALE
SUPREME COURT -
COUNTY OF
NASSAU. Mortgage
Electronic
Registration Systems
as nominee for
Homecomings
Financial Network,
Inc., Plaintiff,
AGAINST Douglas
Patrick Pfeifer, et. al.
Defendant( s).
Pursuant to a
judgment of
foreclosure and sale
duly dated 7/ 8/ 2004 I,
the undersigned
Referee will sell at
public auction at the
North Front Steps of
the Nassau County
Courthouse, 262 Old
Country Rd., Village
of Mineola, New York
on 11/ 18/ 2005 at
12: 00 Noon premises
known as 22 Emma
Street, Bethpage,
New York 11714. All
that certain plot piece
or parcel of land, with
the buildings and
improvements
thereon erected,
situate, lying and
being at Bethpage
( not an incorporated
Village) in the Town of
Oyster Bay, County of
Nassau and State of
New York. Section,
Block and Lot: 49- 64-
92 & 93 Approximate
amount of lien
$ 221,113.99 plus
interest and costs.
Premises will be sold
subject to provisions
of filed Judgment
Index # 3849/ 04.
John C. Deleonardis
Esq., Referee.
Steven J. Baum, P. C.,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
P. O. Box 1291,
Buffalo, NY 14240-
1291. Dated:
10/ 18/ 2005.
10/ 21,28,11/ 4,11
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
BETHPAGE WATER
DISTRICT
SEALED
PROPOSALS for the
following contracts:
TEST WELL AT
BETHPAGE STATE
PARK in the
BETHPAGE WATER
DISTRICT will be
received by the Board
of Commissioners in
the Administration
Building at 25 Adams
Ave., Bethpage, New
York, until 4: 00 PM,
prevailing time, on
Tuesday. November
lu 2005. Bids
received will then be
publicly opened and
read aloud at 6: 00
P. M., prevailing time,
on this same date.
Proposals may be
hand delivered or
mailed to the above
address for the
Bethpage Water
District. No bids will be
accepted after 4: 00
PM on the date of the
bid opening. NO
EXCEPTIONS WILL
BE GRANTED. Do not
remove any pages
from bid document; all
bids are to be
submitted intact, and
each proposal must
be identified by
contract and project
numbers on the
outside of the sealed
bid envelope.
Plans and
specifications may be
obtained at the office
of the District
Engineer,
HOLZMACHER,
McLENDON &
MURRELL, P. C., 575
Broad Hollow Road,
Melville, New York
11747, upon deposit
of One Hundred
Dollars ($ 100.00).
Make deposit check
payable to
HOLZMACHER,
McLENDON &
MURRELL, P. O.
Bidder's deposit will
be refunded when
the set is returned in
good condition within
ten ( 10) days after the
bids have been
opened. Other
deposits will be
partially or not
refunded. Additional
sets may be
purchased at a cost of
One Hundred Dollars
($ 100.00) per set. No
refunds will be
provided for additional
sets purchased.
Each proposal
submitted must be
accompanied by a
certified check or bid
bond, made payable
to the BETHPAGE
WATER DISTRICT, in
an amount equal to
five percent ( 5%) of
the total amount of
the bid, as a
commitment by the
bidder that, if its bid is
accepted, it will enter
into a contract to
perform the work and
will execute such
further security as may
be required for the
faithful performance
of the contract.
The right is
reserved by the
BETHPAGE WATER
DISTRICT to reject
any or all bids, waive
any informalities, and
to accept such bid
which, in the opinion
of the Board of
Commissioners, is in
the best interest of
the Water District.
BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS
William J. Ellinger,
Chairman
Anthony N. Mancini,
Treasurer
John R. Sullivan,
Secretary
BETHPAGE WATER
DISTRICT
NASSAU COUNTY,
NEW YORK
DATED: October 21.
2005
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