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Y A D L L A FU OF FUN

FAME F O L L HA ONS INDUCTI

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28

COME CELEBRATE! 25TH ANNUAL COMMUNITYWIDE EVENT

PRIDE IN PORT PARADE • 11:30 am

On Main Street to Schreiber High School Marching bands, featuring our local schools and organizations and this year’s Grand Marshall Edna Turner of Twin Pines

SENIOR CITIZEN’S LUNCHEON • 12:30 pm Schreiber High School, Student Cafeteria Celebrating Pride in Port with Entertainment (Rain or Shine)

PRIDE IN PORT FAMILY FUN DAY ON CAMPUS DRIVE (starts after the parade)

(Rain or Shine)

INCLUDES: Castle Bounce • Games • Face & Pumpkin Painting • Rock Wall Music • Refreshments • Fun Activities For All Ages • Cotton Candy • Bungee Bull Jousting • Lots of Student Clubs & Activities • Goodies for the Kids and More!

HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME • 1:30 pm

Halftime Ceremonies: Hall of Fame Inductees and Introduction of Royal Court

ANNUAL PRIDE IN PORT DINNER-DANCE Dining, Dancing & Entertainment

AT THE POLISH AMERICAN HALL

COCKTAIL HOUR • 7 - 8 pm

Featuring Great Tastes of Port — delicious cuisines from many of Port Washington’s Great Purveyors of Food Honoring: Sal Zimbardi and Steve Cardello Dinner provided by Shish Kebab and other local restaurants Music & Entertainment featuring Power Glide Tickets are $30 each and can be purchased at: Accents on Real Estate • 917 Port Washington Blvd. • 944-7171 Anthony’s World Of Floors • 49 Manorhaven Blvd. • 883-2159 Ayhan’s Shish Kebab Restaurant • 283 Main Street • 883-9309 Carnel’s Printing & Copy Center • 22 Main Street • 883-3355 Mainly Marketing & Design • 24 Main Street, Suite 201 • 883-0313 Port Washington Chamber of Commerce • 329 Main Street • 883-6566 Or call Marie at 883-0313, Claudia at 883-7849 or Barbara at 883-6693 For general info call the Chamber at 883-6566 104177

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Pride In Port 2013 Committee Thanks Sponsors The 25th Annual Pride in Port will be held on Saturday, September 28th. There are many local sponsors whose generous contributions help keep this event going each year. The community — wide, all-day celebration kicks off with a parade that goes along Main Street to Schreiber High School. Edna Turner, of the Twin Pines of Port Washington Community Food Cooperative & Charitable Thrift Shop, is this year’s Grand Marshal for the Pride in Port parade. The football game, Schreiber High School vs. Great Neck South, begins at 1:30pm and the Hall of Fame Induction will take place at half time. Other Pride in Port events include Family Fun Day, the Senior Luncheon, and the Pride in Port Dinner Dance. More detailed information on the events can be found in this special supplement. This year’s Pride in Port sponsors are listed below.

Angels Accents on Real Estate Dejana Industries Pierce Coach Line

Hefferin Tree & Landscape Arnie Herz, Attorney-at-Law Laffey Fine Homes Lions Club of Port Washington Lutheran Church of Our Savior Maura Bros. & Co. PACA, Inc. Wright Music

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Benefactors Daniel Gale Sotheby’s MID-Ship Group Sandata Technologies

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH 25TH ANNUAL DINNER-DANCE Dining, Dancing & Entertainment

Featuring Great Tastes of Port for everyone’s dining enjoyment, — delicious cuisines from many of the more than 100 Port Washington Great Purveyors of Food.

• Great Food from Port Washington’s Best Restaurants • Wonderful Silent Raffle, Door Prizes and More! • Honoring: Sal Zimbardi & Steve Cardello • New This Year: “Davy Jones’ Locker” A Quiet Lounge

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PRIDE IN PORT DANCE • Polish American Hall • 5 Pulaski Place • Port Washington NY

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Edna Turner Grand Marshal Through the Twin Pines Community Food Cooperative, Edna has helped keep Port Washington residents well nourished with healthy food and has been a champion for the basic food, clothing and shelter needs of all in the community, supporters say. She is a strong advocate for emotional and spiritual needs as well, having worked with community organizations ranging from churches and synagogues to day care and senior citizen centers and job placement services. Edna has raised her five children here, lived on one of the local houseboats, and says she is now adjusted to apartment living at The Landmark on Main Street. Her favorite places in Port Washington are the Town Dock, Our Lady of Fatima Church, and, of course, Twin Pines, she says. The parade starts at the corner of Main Street and Belleview Avenue. The route goes up Main Street, takes a right on Port Washington Boulevard, and then heads towards Schreiber High School on Campus Drive.

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The 25th Annual Pride in Port Parade will kick off at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, September 28, led by Grand Marshal Edna Turner of the Twin Pines of Port Washington Community Food Cooperative & Charitable Thrift Shop. Edna, a long-time community supporter and activist, moved to Port Washington from Flushing in the mid-1970’s. As a student at Queens College, an interest in the cooperative food movement was sparked by one of her professors, and she became involved with the national Consumer’s Cooperative Alliance. Originally brought to Port Washington as an Alliance advisor to help keep a struggling food co-op running, she was asked to be Port Washington’s co-op director. More than 40 years later, she’s still in charge. Under Edna’s leadership, Twin Pines has evolved and adapted to societal changes and population shifts. In addition to food, it now carries housewares, bedding, and other non-food items. A gift shop with many new items, and some vintage treasures, will open in October. Originally staffed by co-op members, Edna is now often assisted by individuals completing community service requirements.

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Schreiber Athletics Hall Of Fame Inductees For 2013 The 2013 inductees for the Schreiber High School Athletics Hall of Fame are Thomas Eletto, Class of 1990; Michael Levine, Class of 1975; and Lynn Porter Schnepper, Class of 1960. Their accomplishments are below:

Thomas Eletto, Class of 1990 Tom was an outstanding threesport athlete in football, wrestling and baseball. Tom was a leader in words and in action on the field. He was captain of the football team for three years and a captain of the wrestling team. Tom was known for being a tenacious competitor who worked hard to earn his playing time and the accolades soon followed. During the time he played at Schreiber the teams were on the rise. His presence and athletic abilities were instrumental in the success of these programs. His captaincies are a testament to the respect he gained from his teammates and coaches. His exceptional play on the high school football field led him to play collegiately at the University

of Connecticut where he earned the “Strongest Freshmen” strength award and being named as the top recruit for their program. Tom transferred to C.W. Post and completed a stellar career as he was named Player of the Week, All Conference and was captain of the team. Tom continues his sports endeavors as a tri-athlete and coaches junior baseball. Tom is married to wife, Heather, and has three children – Thomas, Christian and Ava. Congratulations to Tom on his induction into the Hall of Fame.

Michael Levine, Class of 1975 Michael was an outstanding tennis player at Schreiber High School. He was a three-year standout varsity singles player. He was captain of the team and was undefeated in his senior year. Michael was known as an intense competitor and a student of the game and his mental toughness was a strength not seen by many on the courts. His passion was secondto-none, and with his array of strokes

and work ethic, he was among the best players on Long Island. Michael was highly recruited out of Schreiber by Hobart, the Air Force Academy and Emory University. He decided on Hobart because he fell in love with the campus and the coach felt he could contribute as a freshman. The majority of his collegiate experience was playing third singles. As a senior he was named captain and MVP of the team. After college, Michael went to Mercer University Law School and has had great success in the law field. He has been named one of the top lawyers in NY State every year since 2008. It was in that year he was elected mayor of Old Field, NY. He has been re-elected twice and is serving a third term as village mayor in the town of Brookville. He is President-elect of the NYS Trial Lawyers Association, serves on the Board of Directors of Suffolk United Cerebral Palsy and is a partner of a law firm. Michael is married since 1989 to his wife, Pamela. They have two children, Randy, who is a junior at Colgate University, and Carly, who is a nationally- ranked fencer at Ward Melville. Congratulations to Michael on his induction into the Hall of Fame.

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Lynn was a multi-talented athlete and sports participant in many sports – field hockey, basketball, cheerleading, tumbling, volleyball and Color War. Looking back on that time before Title IX, which provided more opportunities for females, Lynn took full advantage of the opportunities that Schreiber offered to females at the time. She was a captain of cheerleading and was a leader on the varsity basketball and volleyball teams. She was passionate and enthusiastic about all she did and was known to be a great athlete and a wonderful teammate. In 1960 she was named the school’s Outstanding Girl Athlete. Lynn has fond memories of Color War as a member of the White Team. Lynn’s love of sports continued as a physical education major at Denison University in Ohio. She played field hockey and was a member of the swim team. After college, she taught high school physical education at Broom Town High School in Chicago Heights.

She got involved in the Northfield Community Nursery School Board and as President of the School Board, in Sunset Ridge, for 10 years. Lynn got married in 1964 and had four children with her first husband, Joe Bodman. She is currently married to Howard Schnepper, who has four children as well. The extended families include 15 grandchildren. Lynn and Howard split their time between Chicago and Las Vegas and retirement has been very good to them. We congratulate Lynn on her induction into the Hall of Fame.

Anthony Saccone, Class of 1995 Anthony was a three-sport athlete. He was varsity football, basketball and lacrosse player. Anthony was a running back and outside linebacker for the football team that was one game shy of making the playoffs. His solid season earned him the “Unsung Hero” recognition by the Nassau County Football Coaches Association. It was in lacrosse that Anthony gained most of his notoriety. In his junior year, Anthony was named All League before becoming an All County player his senior year and also being named Honorable Mention All American. He played midfield on the 1995 county championship lacrosse team that defeated Farmingdale. He remembers that Port was down by three at halftime and coming back to defeat the Dalers was one of his biggest thrills as an athlete. He was named MVP in the championship game. Anthony started his collegiate lacrosse career playing at Nassau Community College where he made the All-Region Team as a sophomore. He transferred to have a great career at Adelphi where he was named All American and played in the 1999 National Championship game. He had the privilege of playing for the professional New York Saints lacrosse team. Anthony is teaching physical education in the Deer Park School District where he coaches girls varsity lacrosse. Anthony is married to the former Jill Kennedy and they have a son, Caden Anthony, born in 2011. Though he resides in Carle Place, his mother and five sisters, Sandra, Barbara, Nicole, Annemarie and Christina, still reside in Port. He will always consider Port Washington his home. Congratulations to Anthony on his induction into the Hall of Fame.

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Schreiber High School Athletics Hall of Fame Noel Certain ‘57 MaryBeth Chester ‘85 Barry Cohen ‘76 Richard Cornell ‘49 Bart Cosolito ‘50 James Cosolito ‘72 Leo Costello, Service * William Cronin ‘70 Dr. Stan Cutler ‘51 Vinnie Marie D’Agostino ‘50 RoseMarie (D’Agostino) Van DerKar ‘49 Ron Daniel ‘59 Neni (Davis) Lewis ‘78 Dr. William Navin, Supporter Arnold Dickerson, Service* Alan Joseph Dinn ‘19 * Susan (Dorn) Barth ‘56 Jeffrey K. Dumpson ‘82 William“Myrt”Dumpson ‘47 Carole (Dunnells) Miller ‘ 51 Thomas Eletto ‘90 Charles Evanosky ‘29 John Fasano ‘47 Joseph Fasano ‘50 Jon Fitzgerald ‘75

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Joseph Augustino ‘36 * John Ballantyne ‘65 David Beck ‘69 Kevin Beck ‘70 Debbie Ann Beckford ‘79 Randy Beil ‘79 Barbara Belanich ‘50 Anthony Bellomo ‘88 James Beslity ‘71 Ashley Birch ‘96 Brian Birch ‘93 Dan Biro ’48 * Joan Biscaro ’55 Service Corey Bodner ‘97 Lauren Bracchi ‘98 Christin (Bracken) Archer ‘97 Caitlin (Bracken) Gould ‘01 Lisa Bradley ‘83 Thomas Brown ‘75 Timothy Browne ‘92 John Broza, Service * Robert Busby, Service Sarah Caban ‘95 Jon Camera ‘90 Robert Caprariello ‘80 Donald Carmichael ‘35 *

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Scott Nagell ‘75 Rita (Natale) Corte ‘47 Elizabeth (Nicholson) Delan ‘51 Michael Nuzzolese ‘78 Timothy O’Leary ‘75 William Thomas Owens ‘79 Mark Pasquali ‘77 Ray Patten ‘36 Mariquita (Patterson) Gordon ‘81 Dominic Pedone ‘78 Lynn (Porter) Schnepper ‘60 Peter Prudente ‘38 Michael Ragusa, Jr. ‘75 Dr. Ames D. Ressa Jr. ‘72 Harold Rogers ‘61 Thomas Romeo, Service Linda (Rose) Hickey ‘83 Anne (Ross)Fairbanks ‘41 Anthony Saccone ‘95 Erin Salisbury ‘81 Laney Salisbury ‘84 Anthony Schettino Jr. ‘90 G. Carl Seeber, Service * Roger N. Sexauer II ‘76 Beth (Shackel) Scott ‘95 Kristina (Shackel) Wood ‘94 Christine Shea ‘78 Karen (Skinner) Reid ‘83 Paul “Strap” Smith ‘30 Raymond L. Smith ‘30 Stan Smith ‘37 * Henry Stanziale ‘93 Thomas Stanziale ‘88 Lisa (Stern) Lax ‘82 Nancy (Stern) Winters ‘82 Sandy Stoddard ‘65 Dr. Joseph M. Teta ‘30 Elsie Imperial Tobin ‘48 Brian Tomeo ‘90 Joseph Vascellaro, Service Dr. Vija(Vuskalns)Rubans ‘57 Alice (Wallace) O’Leary ‘50 Nora (Maguire) White ‘88 Alfred Whitney, Service Dr. Edward Wing ‘63 Roger Winter, Service Sergeant W. Wise ‘41 Wolfgang “Wolfie” Woischke ‘66 Cathy Wood ‘84 Lawrence Zaccherio, Jr. ‘67 Charles W. Zahn ‘51 * Michael Zirpolo, Service Lewis “Lou” Zwirlein ‘48 1945/46 Port Washington Basketball Team *deceased

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Weber Student Wins Pride In Port Contest Adam Jackman, a 7th grader at Carrie Palmer Weber Middle School, submitted the winning design for this year’s Pride in Port tee shirt. Adam has lived his entire life in Port Washington, and, when asked about what he enjoys most about it, he said, “I love everything about Port Washington; it’s the perfect town,” noting the waterfront and beautiful sunsets. But when asked where he’d like to have his picture taken, there was no hesitation when he answered, “Lions Field”. Adam is a member of this year’s Port Washington Legends 11 and under team, and he proudly stated that the team was the first “11 and under” team from Port Washington to win a playoff game in Cooperstown. He also noted that the team won their sectionals and went to the state competition. Adam selected Carlo’s Pizza as his favorite place to eat in Port. In school, his favorite subjects are social studies and art. Adam’s “Pride in Port” showed in the wonderful tee shirt design he created. Pride in Port Tee Shirts are available for $10. They are being sold at Arena Sports, and are also expected to be available on September 28 at the Pride in Port Family Fun activities on Campus Drive.

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Zimbardi, Cardello To Be Honored Salvatore Zimbardi and Stephen Cardello will be recognized on September 28 for their support of Pride in Port and the Port Washington community. Both have been instrumental in the management and longevity of the Pride in Port Celebration, now in its 25th Year. To share in honoring these community leaders, join your friends and neighbors at the Pride in Port Community Dinner Dance. Music by Powerglide, cocktail hour, dinner and raffles start at 7 p.m. on Saturday September 28th at the Polish American Cultural Association Hall. Sal was one of the co-chairs of Pride in Port for many years. His extensive community involvement has included the Port Washington Fire Department, where he served as captain and a member of the board of directors; Port Washington Lions Club; treasurer and a member of the board of directors, Port Counseling Center, Inc.; treasurer and member of the

without Steve’s involvement year after year. Starting out as a police office in April 1981, Sergeant Cardello earned the Medal of Honor for his life saving actions in 1982 and has also received numerous other citations and awards. During Steve’s 32 years of police service he has cultivated many relationships within the Port Washington community, in addition to Pride in Port. He has worked with the Chamber of Commerce, Town of North Hempstead Fireworks, Port Washington Schools Emergency Preparedness Committee, PYA, PAL and many civic organizations. He currently serves as secretary on the board of directors for the Port Washington Federal Credit Union, and has held executive board positions on the Port Washington Police board of directors, Port Washington Professionally, Sal is principal of Benevolent Association. Even though his home is in Senior Citizens, Inc. Sal was elected Zimbardi Financial Group, a finanpolice commissioner of the Port cial services firm with offices at 223 Massapequa with his wife Una, Port Washington is fortunate that Steve Washington Police District, serving Main Street in Port Washington. A decided to dedicate his profes12 years. long time resident of Port, with his wife Fran, Sal is a graduate of C.W. sional life to this community. With an anticipated retirement in early Post College. Sal and Fran have 2014, Steve will have more time to three grown children and three spend with his three children and granddaughters. Sergeant Stephen Cardello works two grandchildren. Tickets are available for $30 at with the Pride and Port Committee, the Town of North Hempstead and Ayhan’s Shish Kebab Restaurant, the Port Washington School district Carnel’s Printing Center, to make sure that Pride in Port runs Port Washington Chamber of Commerce or by calling Marie smoothly each year. Arranging the re-routing of traffic, managing large (883-0312) or Barbara (883-6693.). crowds, and maintaining the flow Tickets are also available at the of the day wouldn’t be possible door for $35.

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transportation is available to and from the luncheon. The bus will leave the Manorhaven Pool parking lot at 10:30 a.m., Landmark on Main Street (bus stop)at 10:45 a.m., and arrive at the LIRR Station where there will be special Senior seating for viewing the Pride in Port parade. When the parade ends, the bus will go to Schreiber for the luncheon. After the luncheon, the bus will take seniors back to the railroad, Landmark and Manorhaven Pool. In the event of inclement weather, call 883-6656 for a revised bus schedule directly to Schreiber High School.

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Harbor Links 18 holes link golf course, mini golf. West Shore Road. 767-4816 Helen Keller National Center 111 Middle Neck Road, Sands Point. Diagnostic evaluation, rehabilitation training, employment services for deaf-blind youths and adults. Also, headquarters in Sands Point provides training services for parents and professionals; information and referral; community education; volunteer program; national parent network and technical assistance for technical services. 944-8900 (voice) 944-8637 (TTY) Lions Field Located at end of Glen Lane, off Sandy Hollow Road. Ballfield used by local youth organizations for lacrosse, baseball and football. 944-3077 Manorhaven Beach Park (Town of North Hempstead) Manorhaven Blvd. Swimming, playground, boat ramp, outdoor pool, platform tennis, tennis, handball, basketball, softball, picnic area. 869-6311

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