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[ VOL 43 NO. 45 December 9- 15, 2005 FIFTY CENTS
Dorothy Rabas
Receives Honor
fromAARP
Dorothy Rabas and her AARP
Chapter # 5201 were honored by
the New York State AARP as
well as the AARP Board of
Directors for outstanding
efforts on behalf of their
community. Dorothy was
recognized specifically for her
volunteerism and dedication to
AARP and the community of
Bethpage,
AARP Chapter # 5201 of
Bethpage was honored by the
AARP New York State Office at its
annual Volunteer Recognition
Awards ceremony and luncheon.
The Bethpage Chapter won an
award for its record turnout at its
" AARP Day of Service" event, the
Chapter's food drive and delivery
service provided vital service to the
community. Their commitment to
community service is evident in the
passion they exhibit for AARP's Day
of Service.
' This award ceremony
acknowledges the dedication that
AARP Chapters exhibit in their
communities everyday," said Lois
Aronstein, AARP New York State
Director. " Their commitment and
enthusiasm for helping to improve
the lives of older New Yorkers and
their families have made a great
impact throughout the state."
AARP has over 2.6 million
members in New York State. AARP
is a nonprofit, nonpartisan
membership organization that helps
people 50+ have independence,
choice and control in ways that are
beneficial and affordable to them
and society as a whole. We produce
AARP The Magazine, published
bimonthly; AARP" Bulletin, our
monthly newspaper; AARP
Segunda Juventud, our bimonthly
magazine in Spanish and English;
NRTA Live & Learn, our quarterly
newsletter for 50+ educators; and
our website, www. aarp. org.
Bethpage Firefighter Frank Ceglio
Honored by Town of Hempstead
Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray ( left) and Receiver of Taxes Don
Clavin ( right) present the 2005 Firematic Award to Firefighter Frank Ceglio of
Bethpage. A member of the Bethpage Fire Department for over 20 years, Mr.
Ceglio was honored for his dedication and outstanding service to the department.
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holiday season. Ringing is done in one- hour intervals.
BELL RINGING DATES
FOR THIS YEAR ARE:
December 10, 11, 16, 17, 18,^ m
19, 20, 21, 22,23, 24
If you are interested please contact
Maryanne Masi at 932- 8607
One hour can mean so
much to those in need.
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Beginning Calligraphy Workshop
For Young Adults
Learn to write with style! Using
calligraphy pens, decorative paper,
and matching envelopes, you can
create a beautiful note for someone
special! And the best part is you get
to keep the pen and alphabet to
keep practicing! The workshop will
be held at the Bethpage Library on
Wednesday, December 28 from
7: 00 P. M. to 8: 30 P. M. Registration
is limited and there is a $ 3.00 nonrefundable
materials fee.
Registration is necessary - sign up at
the Reference Desk. Don't miss this
chance to impress your friends and
relatives with your new- found talent.
December Children's Programs at
the Bethpage Library
TINY TOTS TIME
Friday. December 16 at 10: 30 or
11: 30 A. M.
Don't miss out on this program -
immerse your little ones in stories,
learning games, songs, and crafts
and more.. We provide your
growing child with a positive play and
learning experience. Giggles galore!
Ages 2 1/ 2- 3 1/ 2 and their parents.
Register from November 18.
MOTHER GOOSE TIME
Tuesdays. December 13 and 20 at
10: 30 or 11: 30 A. M.
It's time to develop your child's
social, verbal and listening skills!
Come join us as we offer a program
designed just for this age group,
featuring stories, nursery rhymes,
songs, and circle games. Lots of
laughs! For ages 18- 29 months and
their parents. Register
SATURDAY STORYCRAFT TIME
Saturdays at 11: 00 A. M.
For ages 4- 8
It's the weekend - let's celebrate with
this sensational Saturday program!
Forget the same old cartoons, and
come hear exciting stories with a
related craft to make and take home.
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DECEMBER SPECIALS:
BALLOON- MANIA WORKSHOP
With Terry Parrett. Magician
Extraordinaire
Saturday. December 17 at 2: 00 P. M.
at the Bethpage Public Library
The amazing Terry Parrett has
agreed to share his vast expertise in
balloon making with you at this
extraordinary workshop! Learn how
to make as many as 10 balloon
animals in just one hour! Each child
will take home an armful of whimsical
creations. For grades K- 5. There will
be a $ 3.00 materials fee. Register
LIVE THEATER!
POOH'S WINTER TALE
Performed by the Plaza Theatrical
Productions
Tuesday. December 27 at 2: 00 P. M.
Winnie- The- Pooh, Eeyore, Piglet
and the rest of the gang from the
Hundred Acre Wood will be here to
entertain us at a delightful live stage
show. Join us for this very special
tale of friendship, making this
enchanting musical a holiday treat
for the whole family! For ages 4 and
up with parents. Register
COMEDY CLOWN STAGE SHOW
With Zippy the Famous Clown
Thursday. December 29 at 2: 00
P. M. at the Bethpage Public Library
Serious fun! Be sure to attend this
one- of- a- kind clown show featuring
a virtual merry- go- round of
awesomely amusing activities. Zippy
will astound you with his hi- jinx,
magic, balloon sculptures, and face
and hand painting! This highly
energetic production promises lots
of side- splitting laughs! For ages 4
and up and parents. Register
WINTER FUN!
MAKE PEGASUS. THE MAGIC
FLYING HORSE
With Joanne Manning. Artist and
Craft Specialist
Saturday. January 7 at 2: 00 P. M.
Create this one- of- a- kind rocking
horse with magical flying wings.
Employing a variety of decorative
materials, design this mythical
creature and make him your very
own! For grades K- 5. There will be a
$ 3.00 materials fee per child. Trot in
and register from December 1.
John Edward
Adds Fourth & Final Show
At North Fork Theatre at Westbury
John Edward, who has brought a fresh, honest and thought provoking attitude
to the world of psychic phenomena, has added a fourth show to his
engagement at the North Fork Theatre at Westbury on Saturday,
December 17th at 7: 30 p. m. Performances on Friday, December 16th at
7: 30 p. m. and Saturday, December 17th at 2: 00 p. m. are sold out. There
are a limited number of seats available for his Thursday, December 15th
performance at 7; 30 p. m. Tickets are $ 69.50, $ 49.50 and $ 29.50 and are
available at the North Fork Theatre box office, select ticketmasters, charge
by phone at ( 212) 307- 7171 or ( 631) 888- 9000 and online at www. north-forktheatre.
com. For groups of 20 or more, call ( 516) 247- 5210.
As a psychic medium, author and lecturer, John Edward has, over the last
nineteen years, helped thousands with his uncanny ability to predict future
events and communicate with those who have crossed over the Other
Side.
Plainview- Old Bethpage
Library Happenings
Plaza Theatrical
Productions Brings Same
Time Next Year to Library
On Sat., Dec. 17 at 8pm, Plaza
Theatrical Productions brings Same
Time Next Year, one of the most
popular romantic comedies on
Broadway and a successful motion
picture, to the Plainview- Old
Bethpage Library. This play follows a
love affair between two people who
rendezvous once a year.
A lottery for Plainview- Old
Bethpage residents begins Mon.,
Nov. 28 and runs through Sun.,
Dec. 4. Winning numbers will be
posted in the library and in our
Pennysaver advertisement. Lottery
stubs with winning numbers will then
be used as tickets.
December Movie of the
Month: Singin' in the Rain
On Wed., Dec. 21, at 2 pm and
7: 30 pm, the Plainview- Old
Bethpage Public Library is offering
two showings of Betty Comden and
Adolf Green's classic comedy film
Singin' in the Rain ( Unrated, 102
min.) starring Donald O'Connor and
Gene Kelly.
No tickets needed. First come,
first seated.
Library Board of Trustees
Meeting
The Plainview- Old Bethpage
Public Library holds a Board of
Trustees Meeting on Wed., Dec. 21
at 7: 30 pm. The public is invited.
The Library is located at 999 Old
Country Road, Plainview, opposite
the Morton Village Plaza ( 516- 938-
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A Chorus Line
" A CHORUS LINE" is playing at
The Stage Theatre located at 2222
Hewlett Avenue, Merrick, N. Y.
through December 23rd. Saturdays
start at 8: 30 pm and Sundays at 3: 00
pm with one performance on
Thursday, December 8th which
starts at 8: 00 pm. Tickets are
$ 18.00. Senior Citizens and
students $ 14.00 for Friday and
Sunday shows.
This masterpiece does not
merely entertain. It takes you on an
emotional roller coaster of joy,
despair, and triumph, finally affirming
that, win or lose, life goes on.
The cast is comprised of dancers
' going through the audition process
for the chorus line of a new
Broadway show, with Zach the
choreographer urging the dancers
to tell about their lives. These
stories, told through speech, song
and dance give insight into the life of
a chorus line dancer.
The finale is an outstanding
piece of choreography. You will
enjoy this " Singular Sensation."
For tickets call the Box Office
868- 6400.
Bethpage Public Library
Defensive Driving Course
Once again the Bethpage Public
Library is offering the popular two-part
Defensive Driving For All Ages
course at the library. The dates for
the upcoming two- session class are
Tuesdays, January 13 & 31 from
7: 00 P. M. till 10: 00 P. M. You must
attend both sessions. The cost is
$ 38 per person payable at the
Reference Desk upon registration
( no refunds). Checks are to be made
payable to Defensive Driving
Program. The fee includes all course
material and certification.
Save on your insurance costs,
deduct violation points and learn
safety driving techniques! A focus of
the course is to allow drivers to
discover their own driving attitude
and the effect it has on the way they
handle themselves on the highway.
Don't delay in signing up as the class
fills rapidly.
Family Chanukah Celebration
Celebrate the Festival of Lights
and enjoy a wonderful, interactive
musical celebration with " Jeffrey
Friedberg and the Bossy Frog
Band" at the Mid- Island Y Jewish
Community Center ( 45 Manetto Hill
Road, Plainview) on Sunday, Dec.
18 at 2 p. m.
An award- winning children's
recording artist, Jeffrey Friedberg
plays guitar, banjo and harmonica
and sings original and traditional
songs for children and families. His
interactive music encourages
children to sing, dance and move
complete this entertaining program
for the whole family.
Advance tickets are $ 6 for JCC
members and $ 9 for non- members.
To purchase tickets and/ or for more
information, call Beverly or Lisa in
the JCC's Cultural Arts Department
at 516- 822- 3535, x 347 or 346.
The Mid- Island Y JCC is a nonprofit
community center offering
programs for children, adults,
seniors, singles and teens. The Mid-
Island Y JCC is a beneficiary of UJA-Federation
of New York. For more
information about the JCC, visit the
along with his songs. Latkes, website at www. miyjcc. org.
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( Bud Rosch past cmdr of Butehorn Bros. VFW Post 4987 Bethpage)
This story is retrieved from
Captain Thomas Dent Ret. of the US
Navy, he relates a story of these
" little wooden" PT Boats. These
Boats was what our President
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means that the " little wooden ships"
took tremendous fire power from
these war ships that were armed to
the " teeth." There was no armament
to protect these courageous sailors.
Here is one story of such a mission
right from the man who lived it. For
your historical value and reading
enjoyment!
Navy vocabulary " MM" means
motor machinist.
" Lay to" means Stand still in the
water.
PT 550
At approximately 3: 30 p. m. on
May 29, 1944, PT 550, Long Ellis
Boat Captain, Tom Dent XO PT 381
George Mort, Boat Captain and Bob
Taylor XO, Squadron 28, departed
on patrol from Green Island in the
Northern Solomon Islands to patrol
in the Bismark Sea between
Japanese occupied New Britain and
New Ireland in the vicinity of Rabaul,
a major Japanese base. The boats'
mission was to intercept Japanese
barges moving men and supplies
between New Ireland, and New
Britain and along the coasts of both
islands.
Shortly after midnight two or
more barges were detected off New
Ireland. The boats attacked the
barges with heavy gun fire from both
boats. During the attack " Jake," a
Japanese Zero with floats, based in
Rabaul, attacked the PT boats
dropping a " daisy cutter" ( antipersonnel
bomb) off the port quarter
of PT 550. Ellis and Rollins, Seamen
1C sustained serious injury, Ellis' left
elbow being partially destroyed and
Rollins' right thigh sustaining severe
flesh damage. Leslie, MM 2C and
Dent suffered lesser flesh wounds.
PT 550 radioed Green Island and
selected a rendezvous point
approximately half- way between
Green Island and the point of attack
for the Ready Boat to bring a doctor
and medical supplies to treat the
wounded on PT 550.
PT 550 arrived at the rendezvous
point first and lay to in a driving
rainstorm. About 50 minutes later
the Ready Boat, PT 546, Tom Gill,
Boat Captain, Bill Georgitis XO,
reached the rendezvous and with
pinpoint navigation smashed into
the starboard quarter of PT 550
totally disabling both boats.
Woodrow Perkins, M. D., Squadron
28 physician, administered to the
injured. In response to a radio
message for the disabled boats
three more boats were sent out to
the rendezvous point. One boat
returned the wounded men and the
Doctor to Green Island. Each of the
other two boats towed one of the
disabled boats back to Green Island,
arriving sometime in the late
afternoon.
Ellis and Rollins were flown to the
nearest hospital and were not
returned to combat duty. Leslie and
Dent were confined to and treated in
Sick Bay at Green Island. Both .
returned to duty on the PT 550 in a
relatively short time.
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Was One Great Event
On October 30th the Bethpage
Chamber of Commerce hosted its
second annual street fair. The
street fair was a wonderful way for
local businesses and organizations
to show off their wares while bringing
flair and excitement to our
downtown area.
Charlie Razenson of Unique
Impressions chaired this event.
The street fair was originally set for
Labor Day weekend. But after failing
to come to terms with the promoter
who was to host the fair for
the Chamber, the fair as planned
was canceled; It was later rescheduled
with the hopes that the
Chamber could acquire its own
venders. For weeks, Charlie went
to almost every street fair on Long
Island looking for venders and
dreaded when his wife joined him
because she always went home
with many purchases. { Although the
Chamber felt that Helen certainly
deserved every purchase since she
does all of the work anyway!) Eight
weeks of searching resulted in
confirmed commitments from over
100 outside venders and in fact
was completely sold out with the
overflow going into the side streets.
Advertising is key for such an
event and therefore signs were
made, information was sent to
Cablevision, the Tribune, various
web sites, and radio stations were
also notified. Within days of the
news hitting the public, the phones
began to ring and vendors began to
reserve spots. It was the hope that
the fair would showcase our own
Bethpage businesses and organizations
while also entertaining the
young and young at heart. With
good weather on the Chamber's
side, it is estimated that over
10,000 people walked the streets of
downtown Bethpage that day.
Money raised from this event will be
used to help fund future Chamber
events and projects such as our
upcoming holiday lighting ceremony.
On the morning of the fair, many
people came out to help prepare for
the event. Streets needed to be
closed, spots needed to be marked,
venders needed to be directed to
their spots, and the list goes on and
on.
The Bethpage Chamber of
Commerce wishes to thank the following
individuals because without
their help the event would not have
been as successful as it was.
Thanks are sent to Chamber members
Charlie Razenson of Unique
Impressions, Ray Caivano of
Cobra Fence, Linda Mangano of
The Bethpage Tribune, Debbie
Nimmo of Bethpage Bouquet,
Jackie Essig of Bethpage Bouquet,
Donna Sussman of Donna's Italian
Sausage and the entire staff of
Unique Impressions. Special thanks
to Tom Razenson, Sal and Alex
Mangano, Conor and Carly Nimmo.
and Matt Meehan
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There is simply no better way for
runners, walkers, wheelchair
athletes, and their families to
celebrate the Holiday season than
by being part of the fun at the 18th
annual Carter, DeLuca, Farrell &
Schmidt LLP Ho Ho Ho Holiday Run.
The Run will be held on the roads of
Bethpage, on Saturday morning,
December 17, 2005.
The Ho Ho Ho Holiday Run has
traditionally been one of the largest
recreational sports events on Long
Island, attracting as many as 1500
participants to help usher in the
Holiday season in a family fitness
and fun manner.
Registration will take place at
Bethpage High School on Cherry
Avenue in Bethpage from 7: 30 AM
to 9: 10 AM on the morning of the
17th, and the starting gun for the 5
Kilometer Run will go off promptly at
9: 30 AM. There will also be a quarter
mile fun run for youngsters age 10
and under starting at 8: 45 AM, with
awards presented to all participants.
Catholic War Veterans & Hartigan
Council Knights of Columbus
Provide Thanksgiving Baskets
L to R: Joe Brooks; Otto Lipp, Commander - CWV; Rich
Muller - Grand Knight.
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o Knights of Columbus work together to provide Thanksgiving
a. baskets to more than 50 needy families in the area.
The 5 Kilometer course will take
the participants on a scenic Winter
tour through the Bethpage
community and then back again to
the finish line at the High School for
bountiful Holiday refreshments.
Everyone is encouraged to show up
in costume, and there will be a gala
" costume parade" starting at 9: 00
AM, with prizes to be awarded to
those in the best Holiday season
costumes. Walkers are most
definitely invited to be part of the
fun.
Veteran Race Directors Bob
Sherman and Joe Sturgess are
putting together another
spectacular morning of family fitness
and fun for everyone. Santa Claus
will once again be the Official Starter,
and hordes of reindeer, elves and
other denizens of the Holiday
season will be at Bethpage High
School to make sure that a good
time is had by all.
There will be a giant post- race
door prize drawing, with every
participant eiigible to win one of the
many, many valuable gifts.
Highlighting the drawing this year will
be the award of two round trip tickets
to anywhere JetBlue Airways flies
and a second prize award of a top- of-the-
line NIKON camera, with all
registrants eligible to win. Hey, you
never know!
Proceeds of the 2005 Ho Ho Ho
Holiday Run will be distributed to the
Bretton Bowl Help the Needy
Families Fund administered by the
Bethpage PAL, the Maurer
Foundation for Breast health
Education, and the Tender Loving
Care Foundation, whose mission is
to bring about a brighter, stress- free
beginning for all families whose
children may one day be in need of
neonatal health care services.
Everyone who is participating in
the Run is encouraged to bring a
new unwrapped toy to Registration
on the morning of the Run. The toys
will be distributed to needy children
at the Mercy First Children and
Family Services Holiday Party.
The entry fee for the 5 Kilometer
Run is $ 18 for those who register by
December 9 ($ 16 for members of
GLIRC), $ 20 for those who register
between December 10 and
December 16, and $ 25 for those
who register on the day of the Run.
The Club is offering a 50% discount
for youngsters aged 16 and under.
For entry forms and/ or more
information, call Linda at the Greater
Long Island Running Club at ( 516)
349- 7646.
Ray Farrell ( C), Peter De Luca ( 2nd R) and David Carter ( R) of
Carter, DeLuca, Farrell & Schmidt are presented with a special
plaque by Run Co- Directors Joe Sturgess ( L) and Bob Sherman
in honor of the firm's sponsorship of the Run.
Local 338 President John R. Durso ( 2nd R) presents the
sponsorship check to Ho Ho Ho Run co- Director Joe Sturgess
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Letters to the Editor
Dear Sir:
Recently I received a copy of The Tribune reporting on the Central
Boulevard's School's 50th celebration.
I am 91 years old and now live in GA. Mr. Pitts was the first principal of
C. B. S. and I was his secretary. I was the secretary for 20 years and those
years were crowded with so many good memories - too many to mention. A
secretary does many things like sewing a torn seam or lending lunch money
to a student and on and on.
I am proud of the life membership P. T. A. and other awards school related
that were given to me.
When you publish this letter please say a big hello to the people of
Bethpage and " Thanks for the Memory."
Very truly yours,
Marguerite ( Marge) Whitaker
Central Park Historical Society
December Meeting
Lois Lovisolo will reflect on the
lives, love, passions and writings of
Iris and Alonzo Gibbs. Lois will tell of
the loving life they shared which was
evident in the writings of Alonzo. Iris
researched and documented the
history of our area. She wrote for
the Long Island Forum and together
they wrote Harking Back and
Bethpage Bygones which traces the
history from the Bethpage Purchase
to the 20th century.
Join us as we celebrate the
beauty and wonder of the season.
After the presentation, by Lois
Lovisolo, we will have refreshments.
The refreshments will be special
treats provided by our members. If
you would like to share one of your
holiday specialties ( cookies, cake,
etc.) it would be appreciated. We
always enjoy this interlude, during
the holiday rush, as we take time to
just visit with a cup of coffee or tea
with friends.
Thursday, December 15th, 7: 30
PM at the Bethpage Library, Powell
Avenue.
Wishing you all the blessings of
this beautiful season! Ann Albertson
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The Bethpage
Chamber of
Commerce Invites
The Entire
Community To Our
Annual
HOLIDAY
LIGHTING
CEREMONY
December 11, 2005
In The Center of Town
featuring
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BETHPAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT
COMMISSIONER ELECTIONS
DENNIS HOLZ CHARLES RAZENSON
To the Residents of the Bethpage Fire District,
For those of you that do not know me, please allow me an opportunity to
introduce myself. My name is Dennis Holz and I am seeking re- election to a
five year term as Fire Commissioner for the Bethpage Fire District. I have been
an active member of the Bethpage Fire Dept. for over 32 years.
During my tenure as Fire Commissioner, it has been my goal to maintain
fiscal responsibility for the taxpayers of this Fire District while providing the
Firefighters and E. M. S. Responders of the Bethpage Fire Dept. with the
means to do their job safely and effectively. I, along with the other members
of the Board of Fire Commissioners, have been able to achieve this goal.
I am proud to say that as a board member the Bethpage Fire District has
instituted many of the new innovations in the fire service that have been
beneficial to the residents, the Firefighters, and those who pass through
Bethpage each day. As an original co- signer, the Bethpage Fire District along
with the Levittown Fire District were the first L. I. Districts to institute an
automatic mutual aid agreement eliminating boundary lines to provide a faster
and surer response to the residents of both Bethpage and Levittown.
I am also proud of the fact that as a board we were able to save the
taxpayers in Bethpage over $ 300,000. When it came time to replace the Fire
District's Ladder truck, we chose a much less expensive option and provided
the Firefighters exactly what they asked for without compromising safety.
I have the knowledge and experience to do this job. I ask you for your
support and to allow me to continue to serve as your representative on The
Board of Fire Commissioners. I urge all registered voters in the Bethpage Fire
District to come and vote on Tuesday, December 13th from 6- 9 pm at
Bethpage Fire Headquarters, 225 Broadway.
Respectfully,
Dennis Holz, Fire Commissioner
Till Bethpage Community Foundation
Bring in a new unwrapped toy to our office and you will
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Dr. Scott Berg
195 Park Avenue
Bethpage NY
( 516) 433- 4114
From December l, 2005 to - December^!, 2005
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On Tuesday December 13, 2005, Bethpage residents will again be called
on to vote for Bethpage Fire District Commissioner. I Charles Razenson am
seeking election to this very important 5 year term position. It is the Board'
of Fire Commissioners who determines how your tax dollars are spent in the
goal of providing superior emergency services. It is the Board who determines
what new equipment needs to be purchased, if and when a new fire
station needs to be built, what seminars need to be taken to enhance skills
to better serve you the public, and what benefits should be given to its volunteers
to maintain morale and continued membership.
Never before has coming out to vote in a commissioners election been
more important. History shows that the majority of votes cast in commissioner
elections are by firefighters, and their family and friends. The public
on the whole does not participate and when taxpayers dollars are being
spent the public should come out and cast their vote.
Change is my platform for this election. I am a free thinker and speak
my mind. My actions are not based on popularity or personal gain but on
what is just and right. It is my business experience, fire fighting experience
and personal integrity that make me the right choice to become your new
Bethpage Fire Commissioner.
As for the specific qualifications which I bring to the table, they are the
following:
* Business owner for over 30 years, 10 of which have been in Bethpage ,
Unique Impressions otherwise known as " The Bethpage Store"
* Member of Bethpage Fire Department for 27 years
* Past member of Albertson Fire Department for 5 1/ 2 years
* Past President of the Nassau County Firefighters Assoc.
* Current member of South Shore, Nassau County and New York State Fire
Associations
* One of the founding members and current member of the Finance
Committee for the Nassau County Firefighter Museum and Education
Center
* Designed and implemented the Burn Center Collection Cash Box
Program which has raised thousands of dollars to help in the treatment of
burn victims in Nassau County
* Ex- Captain for the Fire Police Unit of the Bethpage Fire Department
* Former Company 7 Trustee of the Bethpage Fire Department
* Designed the uniform program for the Cradle of Aviation
* Represented Senator Tully at the New York State Small Business
Conference
* Fought City Hall and won by designing and getting adopted the Self
Service Law for the Town of North Hempstead
* Served 5 years on the Exxon Dealer Board for Gifts for Local Charities
Program
* A committee member and major sponsor of " Fight For Charity" whose
events provide funding for 7 local children's charities
* Instrumental in the development of the Bethpage Youth Center which I
helped run for 3 years
* Board Member of Bethpage Chamber of Commerce
* Helped set up and design the Bethpage Chamber website
* Bethpage Halloween Street Fair Chairperson.
* Membership in numerous professional business organizations on Long
Island
* Recently placed on the Board of " People", a community help group
* Elected Bethpage Businessman of the Year in 1999
We are fortunate in Bethpage. Our volunteer firefighters are dedicated,
trained professionals who care deeply about preserving life and property.
But, to ensure our continued superior fire and emergency protection we
need to eliminate the politics and concentrate on the management of our
resources. You, the public deserve somebody with a combined business
and charity based background who is not afraid to make a stand to get
things done, If elected, I give you my word, that I will strive to insure that
your tax dollars are spent wisely and for the right reasons .
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Do you need help getting to and
from medical appointments? Are you
feeling isolated at home and would
like a friendly visitor or telephone
companion? Plainview- Old
Bethpage Cares, a program of the
Mid- Island Y Jewish Community
Center, is offering assistance to
seniors ( 60+ years old) in the
Plainview- Old Bethpage area.
Trained volunteers are available to
drive clients to local medical
appointments, do grocery shopping
and general errands, and small
home repairs. Volunteers are also
available to be a friendly visitor or
telephone companion. Plainview-
Old Bethpage Cares works with
residents in order to help make
Plainview- Old Bethpage a more
" senior- friendly" community.
To learn more about how POB
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Harriet Blatt, Volunteer Coordinator,
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Friedman, Program Coordinator, at x
335. POB Cares is conveniently
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impact that this great program is
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gives the hunter a cost free avenue
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The Venison Donation Coalition
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Offering Thanks
ABC's & 23' s: Parents of Centra! Boulevard Elementary
School Kindergarten students, in the Bethpage School District, had the
unique chance to see just what really happens in their little- ones day
by attending the school's Kindergarten Open House. ( Photo By, Kris
Meivin- Denenberg, Syntax Communication Group).
Productive Day with the Kids Away
Bethpage Schools Conducts Professional
Development Workshops on
Superintendent's Conference Day
On November 8, 2005, while students
were enjoying a day off from
school, Bethpage School District
faculty members were in class participating
in a Superintendent's
Conference Day. The conference
day consisted of a series of work-shoos
designed by administration
to enhance teaching and learning
ana provide an in- depth review of
new state and federal requirements,
including standardized testing for
grades 3- 8.
The day began as all productive
days should; with breakfast, provided
by the Bethpage Congress of
Teachers. Superintendent of
Schools Dr. Richard S. Marsh then
addressed the faculty.
" We developed a schedule of
workshops and activities designed
to support the outstanding work
that our teachers perform in the
classroom," said Dr. Marsh. " A
major benchmark of any profession
is that there is continuous enhancement
of knowledge and skills based
on research. Looking at the schedule
of workshops our team has
developed for our teachers, it is evident
that the Bethpage staff is comprised
of true educators seeking to
remain at the top of their profession."
Director of English Language
Arts ( ELA) Chryseis Corson,
Elementary Reading Teacher Leslie
Schreiber, and Central Boulevard
Elementary School Principal Steve
Furrey provided an overview of the
new grades 3- 8 ELA testing for elementary
faculty members. They
later reviewed sample ELA Exams.
Problem solving and mathematics
workshops were also conducted for
elementary staff.
Secondary level faculty members
( grades 6- 12) received an update
on District technology initiatives
from Assistant Superintendent for
Instruction and Technology
Terrence Clark as well as an
overview of the State Comptroller's
new auditing requirements from
Assistant Superinetdent for
Business Joseph Marchesiello.
Representatives from Nassau
BOCES also conducted a workshop
on working with English
Language Learners ( ELL). Various
departmental meetings, including
reviews of sample state exams and
Regents curriculum, followed these
workshops.
Additionally, reading teachers
participated in the ELA workshops.
Challenger, Special Education, ELL
teachers and other special area
teachers and aides participated in
these workshops as well. Music,
art, and physical education teachers
attended offsite conferences.
Library/ media specialists worked on
a collective grant- writing proposal
while psychologists and social
workers worked on procedure manuals.
Prior to the Superintendent's
Conference Day, Dr. Marsh outlined
the Superintendent and Board of
Education goals for the 2005- 06
school year. These goals are to:
• Continue to improve academic
results at all instructional levels.
• Launch additional initiatives to
identify and implement district- wide
measures to reduce expenditures
and increase revenues.
• Create opportunities to expand
school- business partnerships.
• Implement the district- wide
Capital Improvement Program while
facilitating the successful completion
of the Building Project.
• Evaluate and enhance the
District's Safety and Security
Program.
• Strengthen the District's Public
Relations Program to help ensure
all constituents are kept informed of
relevant news and information.
" Successful organizations,
whether in education, business, or
government, have clearly articulated
goals that serve as a guide for
overall achievement," added Dr.
Marsh. " Superintendent's
Conference Day 2005 has been a
productive day thanks to the commitment
and professionalism of our
entire faculty."
Students in the Central
Boulevard, Charles Campagne, and
Kramer Lane Elementary Schools,
in the Bethpage School District, celebrated
the Thanksgiving holiday
with a variety of educational, entertaining
and exciting events.
Collecting food for families in need,
studying the culture of Native
Americans and feasting with family
and friends were a few of the ways
students embraced and exhibited
the meaning of Thanksgiving.
Central Boulevard Elementary
School once again participated in a
community Thanksgiving food drive
this year. The donated food baskets
were collected by Mr. Quigley from
the Knights of Columbus/ Cathoiic
War Veterans of Bethpage. " This is
our ninth year participating in the
food drive. Each class makes a
thanksgiving basket which is a way
for the students io be directly
involved," commented Principal
Steven Furrey " The students decorate
their class basket which makes
it more meaningful for everyone.
Just one important reason we take
part in this event is for our kids to
know and feel they are capable of
making a difference when they
actively participate in this project."
All 26 turkeys and accompanying
baskets overflowing with food were
distributed to local families in need
this Thanksgiving.
Charles Campagne Elementary
School third grade students worked
on Native American projects that
would have been used at the time
of the first Thanksgiving feast. Many
students crafted place mats using
basket weaving techniques, clay
pots, and even totems to express
what they are grateful for this year.
They also created formal wear such
as festive headdresses, vests and
beaded necklaces. Classes studied
music, foods and housing common
to the Native Americans and
Pilgrims. Families and friends
joined students in working on craft
projects as a way to culminate their
social studies unit on Native
Americans and Thanksgiving.
Kramer Lane Elementary School
first grade students demonstrated
their thanks with an exceptional
presentation for family and friends.
They welcomed their guests first
with song and then, in accordance
with Thanksgiving tradition, food.
Class and additional volunteer
moms helped to prepare and serve
the home cooked feast. The children
dressed as Pilgrims, and
Native Americans in costumes they
had constructed themselves in
class.
Each school hosted a plethora of
activities with the purpose of teaching
students about sharing and
being thankful for all that they have
in their lives. Whether it was by
donating time or food, remembering
the country's humble beginnings or
simply serving up a song and
dance with a side of turkey, the
Bethpage Elementary School students
most definitely experienced a
feast of learning this Thanksgiving
holiday.
Charles Campagne Elementary School third grade students work with
family and classmates on Native American crafts in celebration of the
first Thanksgiving feast. ( Photo by Kris Meivin- Denenberg, Syntax
Communication Group).
' Child Study Workshop
Accepting Applications
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The Bethpage High School " Child
Study Workshop" is now accepting
applications for its Spring 2006 sessions.
This program is a supervised
preschool program for children
entering kindergarten in September
2006 and is sponsored by the
Family and Consumer Sciences
Department.
These Child Study Workshops
provide young students with the
opportunity to become acquainted
with school life and to begin forming
relationships with other students.
Workshops are held on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, and Thursdays and
run from March - June with both
a. m. and p. m. sessions available.
The program is free to all community
members, with parents providing
transportation. Students must have
reached the age of four by
December 1, 2005 and be eligible to
enter kindergarten in the fall of 2006
to participate.
For further information or an
application, contact Mrs. Maddy
Schiesinger at ( 516) 644- 4193 located
at Bethpage High School.
Grade 9
Alvarez, Kristianne
Bader, Craig
Basedow, Amanda
Benenati, Alexander
Bickard, Kevin
Bloch, Daniel
Brottman, Melissa
Brown, Kavin
Brown, Maryanne
Caccamese, Jessica
Calvanese, Allison
Candito, Briana
Chillianis, Meaghan
Clasen, Patricia
Clockner, Christopher
Considine, Christopher
Conway, Edward
Coyle, Steven
D'Erasmo, Brittany
Dansinghani, Kusum
Debobes, Jenna
Del Castillo, Lily
Di Salvo, Paul
Fallon, Michael
Figueroa, Carlos
Foley, Jessica
Fucaloro, Matthew
Gallo, Christina
Gao, Pin
Giordano, Joseph
Granata, Alexa
Green, Jeanna
Gregory, Kylie
Han, Benny
Haugen, Jimmy
House, Alyssa
Hynes, T. J.
Indellicati, Amy
Johansen, Jonathan
Johnston, Heather
Kappel, Stephen
Ketterer, Katie
Kuhlke, Alexandra
Kunar, Alexander
Lamagna, Victoria
Lampbrecht, Amber
Lee, Alice
Lee, Julia
Levitan, Joshua
Liboreiro, Mariel
Lieberman, Michael
Mancini, Dominick
Marchese, Kristina
Martingano, Anthony
Mason, Matthew
Mc Caffrey, Danielle
Mc Elroy, Mary
Mc Gowan, Keegan
Michaels, Callie
Mladinich, Megan
Mole, Danielle
Motto, Sarah
Muller, Laurie
Murphy, Claire
Nazzaro, Jonathan
Jazzaro, Rebecca
Niczky, Joseph
Noe, Jenna
Nordenschild, Karl
Olverd, Leah
Osman, Adam
Owenburg, Thomas
Papadopoulos, E
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Peace, Matthew
Petruzzi, Jessica
Post, Alexandria
Ramos, Cruz
Reed, Courtney
Roland, Casey
Rosentel, Edward
Ross, Nicole
Rouse, Daniel
Sackel, Kevin
Sapienza, Leighann
Schaal, Gregory
Scherer, Rachel
Selock, Ryan
Sengstacken, Andrew
Sepulveda, Katelynn
Shah, Amiel
Silberglied, Taylor
Simon, Nicole
Smith, Maribeth
Sohi, Priya
Stills, Dylan
Sullivan, Nicole
Swierkowski, Robert
Thankur, Tanya
Walsh, Taylor
Weitzner, Joshua
Wichter, Zachary
Yurman, Michael
Grade 10
Amendola, Melissa
Anania, Gabrielle
Beck, Andrew
Beheshti, Kayvan
Bernero, Alyson
Bianco, Vincent
Boyle, Kellie
Brewer, Diana
Buondelmonte, Derek
Cafiero, James
Candito, Marc
Caraccia, Joseph
Caruana, Matthew
Charles, Jessica
Grade 9
Ammerata, Marisa
Aponte, Christopher
Bezpietka, Heather
Brandwein, Adam
Carrello, Matthew
Douzenis, Matina
Dovas, Nicholas
Fariad, Imran
Feingold, Michael
Feld, Sarah
Fenety, Jonathan
Glueckert, Kevin
Grigorian, Stefany
Hill, Michael
Johnson, Jeffrey
Klemm, Samantha
Langone, Nicole
Lenis, Claudia
Lestrange, Ryan
Luongo, Philip
Magoulis, Amanda
Mc Donnell, Heather
Miller, Kevin
O'Brien, Timothy
Poggio, John
Portelli, John
Pouria, Mark
Pumo, James
Quercia, Danielle
Riley, Eileen
Riscica, Samantha
Ryan, Cody
Saitta, Elena
Siciliano, Kyle
Simon, Kenneth
Travers, Thomas
Tyznar, Jessica
Volpe, Dominic
Warkow, Howard
Yeu, David
Zurita, Michael
Grade 10
Asch, Joseph
Bartley, Edward
Bird, Kevin
Black, Jordan
Broughton, David
Cannone, Matthew
Carbone, Brianna
Bethpage High School
Gold Honor Roll - Quarter1
Christodoulou, Alexandra| Shah, Sonam
Ciminelli, William
Colaianni, Robert
Damiani, Alyssa
Davidson, Ross
De Martinis, Thomas
Dean, Lauren
Delaney, Steven
Fadden, Ryan
Femminella, John
Fichtelberg, Vera
Freese, Robert
Gallagher, Kaitlyn
Gil, Tomas
Guarino, Alexandra
Guida, Michael
Hoyt, Lindsay
Jacob, Anisha
Kappel, Christine
Karambatsakis, Maria
Karpinski, Meghan
Kasturi, Sandhya.
Katsaros, Stephanie
Kiriakakis, Maria
Koziatek, Melissa
Kuster, Christopher
La Spina, Courtney
Laikin, Amanda
Landy, Brooke
Lee, Yu Jean
Lenis, Diana
Levy, Zachary
Lo Giudice, Michael
Lo Pinto, Stefanie
Lombardo, Jennifer
Marietto, Bruna
Mc Caffrey, Jamie
Mc Guigan, Shane
Mc Isaac, Meghan
Mc Kerlie, John
Mercurio, James
Messina, Tracy
Milhim, Melissa
Millan, Michael
Nicoletti, Matthew
Nimmo, Ryan
Patel, Akash
Peace, John
Pierce, Ashlee
Polit, Joseph
Potter, William
Rae, William
Rallis, Diana
Rivera, Dean
Romano, Anthony
Sackett, Matthew
San Antonio, Stephanie
Schillinger, Michael
Schultheis, Nicole
Sharma, Sheena
Sheridan, Lauren
Skura, John
Skuza, Conrad
Soileau, Chad
Stenger, Kathleen
Trugman, Lindsay
Vetrano, Katie
Vietheer, Rachael
Vogel, Beth
Widmann, John
Wing, Amanda
Wojciechowski, Nadia
Yom, Ike
Zias, Nickolas
Zodan, Erik
Grade 11
Adam, Michelle
Alfred, Corey
Bagga, Vandeep
Barbuzano, Ramiro
Benenati, Lisa
Bhatt, Nirav
Bickard, Scott
Bloch, Jacqueline
Boccio, Eva
Bogosyan, Nayyat
Brusca, Thomas
Cafiero, Nicholas
Cangro, Diana
Canzonieri, Dustin
Caputo, Alexandra
Casey, Jennifer
Cheung, Wylie
Crotty, Kyle
Delio, Diana
Di Bella, Gina
Dominguez, Randy
Dzeladini, Nadzije .
Fadden, Krysia
Ferraro, Jennifer
Ginsberg, Frank
Giordano, Marina
Griffin, Ryan
Hall, Emily
Hanly, Melissa
Hervey, Brittany
Hipp, Jacqueline
Holshue, Kelly
Huang, Cynthia
Jackson, Dana
Johansen, Lindsey
Johnston, Richard
Kelly, Shannon
Kelly, Sheila
Kraner, Russell
La Rose, Richard
Leek, Amanda
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Engelhardt, Elizabeth
Esposito, Adriana
Goodson, Dana
Henry, Megan
Jansky, Galen
Kane, Patrick
Mc Grath, Kathleen
Miller, Gregory
Moore, Ryan
Newman, Robert
Paff, Peter
Patti, Alyssa
Pittman, Christopher
Reyes, Jaime
Rieger, Christen
Ryan, Sean
Schoendorf, Robert
Singh, Amardeep
Singh, Japinder
Sirico, Anthony
Spetalas, Jessica
Vitrano, Jessie
Zolli, Victoria
Grade 11
Aimetti, Corrin
Altilio, Jacquelyn
Beretin, Melissa
Brown, Kaitlyn
Castelli, Brittany
Catoggio, Jillian
Corrente, Michael
Dracker, Jessica
Ferguson, William
Graham, William
Guzman, Laurie
Hochenberger, Stevie
Ingwersen Jr., William
Israelton, Jamie
Johnson, Jessica
Kelly, Abigail
Kim, Daniel
Klein, Paige
Kritikos, Theodoros
Lane, Michael
Lewandowski, James
Marinos, George
Marmorale, Charles
May, Joseph
Mc Gowan, Ryan
Mougias, Michael
Lobosco Jr., Joseph
Lopez, Nicole
Mc Isaac, Brittany
Mc Kevitt, Travis
Milevoj, Renee
Mitchell, Erica
Moeller, Joanna
Moravcik, Thomas
Morra, Karyn
Motto, Samantha
Ong, Andrea
Ong, Sara
Ottavio, Adriano
Owen, Jamie
Owenburg, Melissa
Passaro, Anthony
Pastore, Katherine
Patti, Andrew
Pera, Natalie
Pizzuti, John
Piatt, Corey
Ramoutar, Rishma
Reardon, Margaret
Riscica, Christina
Romano, Alexander
Rush, Shannon
Sachs, Nicole
Sammis, Danielle
Savino, Victoria
Scully, Christine
Seaman, Samantha
Sengstacken, Erik
Sepe, Christine
Shah, Lisa
Shamoilia, Debbie
Siu, Ann
Solomita, Andrew
Stadnicky, Nicole
Stills, Benjamin
Szczesny, Scott
Tyznar, Kristina
Ulrich, Elizabeth
Valenti, Andrew
Wilder, Christopher
Zalewski, Gregory
Zirkel, Kristen
Grade 12
Andrews, Linda
Balfour, Kristen
Bansal, Shilpa
Buondelmonte, Matthew
Caraccia, Michelle
Casey, Peter
D'Antuono, Kristine
Delio, Joseph
Delia Speranza, Mark
Dienna, Christian
Dishuk, Heather
Emmett, Megan
Fahey, Marissa
Femminella, Marianne
Ferraro, Alyson
Fieger, Jennifer
Fisher, Lindsay
Florio, Jenna
Greenblatt, Rachel
Hignell, Georgina
Hirsch, Samantha
Hose, Joseph
Indellicati, Matthew
Jung, Jennifer
Kuravlea, Alexander
Karasik, Samantha J.
Kasturi, Vinod
Katz, Jeffrey
Kim, Areen
Klein, Samantha
Kobel, Emily
Kresse, Jackie
Lyle, Chelsea
Madan, Raman
Markarian, Claudia
Mauro, Laura
Mc Carthy, Ryan
Mc Donnell, Shannon
Mc Eniry, Anthony
Mc Keown, Danielle
Mc Kerlie, Katelyn
Moffett, Melissa
Moore, Meaghan
Morris, Lisa
Munnelly, Matthew
Paradiso, Nicholas
Post, Nicholas
Quinn, Kathryn
Quinn, Patrick
Qureshi, Taabish
Resch, Paul
Rito, Marelissia
Ro, James
Sabharwal, Karan
Saric, John
Schessler, Barrie
Secchio, Stephen
Sheridan, Teri- ann
Sills, Matthew
Singh, Angad
Soto, Jeffrey
Souza, Julianna
Spataro, Stephanie
Suhr, Matthew
Ting, Kimberly
Tumminello, Giuseppina
Walsh, Kristina
Walsh, Lauren
Yom, Tiana
Zaboras, Casey
Zolli, Michael
O'Rourke, Denise
Peikon, Margaret
Romanelli, Geno
Sammartano, Dominic
Siciliano, Andrew
Sporing, James
Storz, Emily
Tarantino, Anthony
Vernier, Richard
Warga, Gregory
Zagata, Victoria
Grade 12
Abbruzzese, Jamie
Alvarez, Vincent
Amato, Courtney
Bestreich, Elissa
Bistany, Mark
Bradshaw, Gregory
Brown, Kristina
Colaianni, Peter
Damiani, Alan
Drenkalo, Alyssa
Espinosa, Sergio
Esposito, Dominic
Fred, Breanna
Goodman, Heather
Gregory, Lindsay
Haughney, Caitlin
Kaur, Mandip
Lubrat, Erin
Maguire, Stephanie
Mahoney, Daniel
Maleszewski, Anna
Masi, Marissa
Milevoj, Andrew
Mohammed, Zoha
Mojica, Nicholas
Mossner, Ginamarie
Muller, Lauren
Napolitano, Gina
Nigro, Arthur
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To Help Less Fortunate Families
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PLACE: BETHPAGE HIGH SCHOOL
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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 December 11th is Rev.
Scott Ashmon.
ADVENT SERVICES -
Wednesday evenings December
14th and 21st at 7: 30 PM.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS
PAGEANT - Sunday December 11th
at 10: 30 AM service.
CHRISTMAS SERVICES -
Christmas Eve at 5: 00 and 9: 00 PM
and Christmas Day at 10: 00 AM. No
Sunday School or Bible Studies on
Christmas Day.
NEW YEARS SERVICE - New
Years Day at 10: 00 AM. No Sunday
School or Bible Studies on New
Years Day.
SUNDAY SCHOOL begins at
9: 15 AM. Children can be registered
any Sunday. For further information,
call the Church Office.
Holy Eucharist will be held at
7: 30PM on Wednesday, December
14th and 21st at St. Margaret's
Episcopal Church, 1000
Washington Avenue, Plainview
followed by Advent1Study Group at
8: 00PM.
" Children's Pageant" and Holy
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.
Young at Heart Great Grandma's
Attic & Cake Sale on Sunday,
December 11, 8: 30 a. m. - 2: 30 p. m.
in the Parish Hall. Come do some
shopping.
Please pray for Fr. Henry Sattier
who has been diagnosed with
cancer. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
St. Vincent de Paul Society is
accepting turkeys and gift
certificates to help the needy.
Please be generous. Thank you to
all who contributed for
Thanksgiving.
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.
Please take a tag from the Giving
Tree in the vestibule. Return
unwrapped gifts by December 17th.
If all tags are gone, get a gift anyway
and place it under the tree.
Fr. Schmidt is looking for Angels
and Shepherds to participate in the
Christmas Eve Pageant at the 6: 00
pm Mass.
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.
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
entrance.
LITTLE GOSPEL LIGHTS PRESCHOOL
is now accepting
registration for the current 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. 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, Prayer Times, Little
Gospel Lights Preschool, They
Came by Two and Mommie and Me
programs.
Eucharist will be held at 4PM oh
Saturday, December 24, 2005.
Christmas Carols at 10: 30PM on
Christmas Eve will be followed by
Midnight Mass at 11 PM.
Christmas Day Mass will be at
10AM.
All are welcome for these events.
Also looking for cantors.
Life Teen Mass at 5: 30 followed
by social hour from 7- 8: 30 PM. All 9-
12 grade teens are invited.
Life Teen will be selling
Christmas Trees in the parking lot on
12/ 10 from 9: 00 a. m. - 4: 00 p. m.
Cost $ 35. Trees supplied by Emil's
of Bethpage.
Boy Scout Trooop 604 will be
selling Christmas wreaths after all
masses on Dec. 10 and 11. Please
support them.
Life Teen Christmas Caroling and
Holiday Party from 7- 8: 30 p. m. in the
parish hall.
Birthright is offering
Entertainment 2006 discount books
for $ 25. Also Christmas cards $ 5 for
a pack of ten or three packs for $ 12.
For info call Pat Doering at 516- 781-
3483.
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.
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.
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 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
AA Thursday 7: 30, Alanon
Saturday 8pm
We are a welcoming faith
community sharing our love of Jesus
Christ through our ministries to our
local and global communities!
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church, 99 Central Park Rd.,
Plainview, NY ( 516) 349-
1966) announces the
following activities
Wednesday, December 14,
2005 Advent Service, 7: 30
pm
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church invites you to join our warm
and welcoming community as we
start the celebrations of the Advent
season. Our mid- week Advent
Worship will be ' through the eyes of
Mary.'
Sunday, December 18,
2005 Christmas Service, 9: 00
am
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church invites you to a special
Christmas Service. The children of
the Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church and School will be sharing
' The Christmas Story".
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH THRIFT SHOP
CHRISTMAS SALE
at. Dec. 10 and 17
10- 3pm
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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. C.
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: December 8,
2005
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