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2 Seaford High School AP scholars are salutedFifty students at Seaford High School

have earned AP Scholar Awards inrecognition of their exceptional achieve-ment on Advanced Placement Exams.

The College Board’s AdvancedPlacement Program provides willingand academically prepared students withthe opportunity to take rigorous college-level courses while still in high schooland to earn college credit, advancedplacement or both for successful per-formance on the AP Exams.

About 18% of the more than 1.8 mil-lion students worldwide who took APExams performed at a sufficiently highlevel to also earn an AP Scholar Award.

The College Board recognizes severallevels of achievement based on stu-dents’ performance on AP Exams. AtSeaford High School:• Two students qualified for theNational AP Scholar Award by earningan average score of 4 or higher on a five-point scale on all AP Exams taken andscores of 4 or higher on eight or more ofthese exams. The students are LaurenDombrowski and Matthew Provenzano.

• Fourteen students qualified for theAP Scholar with Distinction Award by

earning an average score of at least 3.5on all AP Exams taken and scores of 3 orhigher on five or more of these exams.These students are Shaina Blitt, RebeccaDelGiudice, Jaclyn DelPozzo, LaurenDombrowski, Rachel Gates, CarlHashem, Jennifer Krzyminski, CarolynLoStrappo, Frank Migliorino, MatthewProvenzano, Kevin Ryan, MichaelUnnold, Brynne Wilkinson and MelissaYannetti.

• Twelve students qualified for the APScholar with Honors Award by earningan average score of at least 3.25 on allAP Exams taken and scores of 3 or high-er on four or more of these exams. Thesestudents are Richard DiBlasio, RyanGliganic, Brian Graziose, Steven Kahn,Chelsea Marks, Jacob Nycz, NicolePedisich, Tara Price, Lisa Robinson,Rachel Ruha, Victoria Strong and BrianVasquez.

• Twenty-four students qualified forthe AP Scholar Award by completingthree or more AP Exams with scores of3 or higher. The AP Scholars areMichelle Allaire, Michael Attanasio,Emily Baldwin, Emma Bausert,Kimberly Cascio, Katelyn Cozzolino,

Meaghan Curley, Lauren Cusumano,Nicolette Diodati, Alison Glazer, RachelGoldberg, Kush Grover, Valerie Insardi,Michelle Komarek, LindsayMontemarano, Deanna Moor, LauraMorrissey, Katie Napolitano, ChristinePerrone, Nicole Prodan, NicholasRoberts, John Staudohar, Brian Stieglitzand James Viola.

Through more than 30 different col-lege-level courses and exams, AP pro-vides willing and academically preparedstudents with the opportunity to earncollege credit or advanced placementand stand out in the college admissionprocess.

Each exam is developed by a commit-tee of college and university faculty andAP teachers, ensuring that AP exams arealigned with the same high standardsexpected by college faculty at some ofthe nation’s liberal arts and researchinstitutions.

More than 3,800 colleges and univer-sities annually receive AP scores. Mostfour-year colleges in the United Statesprovide credit and/or advanced place-ment for qualifying exam scores.Research consistently shows that AP

students who score a 3 or higher on APExams (based on a scale from 1 to 5,with 5 being the highest) typically expe-rience greater academic success in col-lege and have higher college graduationrates than students who do not partici-pate in AP.

The College Board is a non-for-profitmembership association whose missionis to connect students to college successand opportunity. Founded in 1900, theCollege Board is composed of morethan 5,700 schools, colleges, universi-ties and other educational organizations.

Each year, the College Board servesseven million students and their parents,23,000 high schools and 3,800 collegesthrough major programs and services incollege readiness, college admission,guidance, assessment, financial aid andenrollment.

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Senior Volunteer RecognitionLuncheon last month at the CrestHollow Country Club.

The event, which was attended byover 500 guests, served to honor seniorvolunteer organizations on LongIsland. FISH of Wantagh was selectedto represent the Nassau County RetiredSenior Volunteer Program, one of fourorganizations honored for providingvolunteer services to their communi-ties.

Sally Lubell, director of FISH(Friends in Safe Hands), was one offour featured speakers at the occasion.She spoke of the mission of FISH whichis to provide safe, reliable and friendlydoor-to-door transportation for elderly

residents of Wantagh and Bellmore tomedical appointments and for othervital errands. She pointed out that FISHof Wantagh is a completely volunteeroperation, run out of members’ homeswith transportation provided by volun-teer drivers using their own cars.

FISH services approximately 90 eld-erly neighbors, provides around 850round trips per year and relies on 50-60volunteers from Wantagh, Bellmoreand surrounding communities includ-ing Massapequa, Merrick, Seaford,Levittown and East Meadow.

FISH of Wantagh has been in exis-tence for 42 years. Mrs. Lubell told theaudience that FISH was founded inApril of 1970 by a group of Wantaghresidents. “They were following the

trend of a global FISH movementwhich had begun in the early ’60s. Theidea was to remedy a general socialmalaise of the time by bringing backold-fashioned neighborliness and car-ing,” she explained.

Although at one time there may havebeen nearly 32 independent FISH chap-ters on Long Island, today almost allexcept for the Wantagh chapter havedisappeared. Mrs. Lubell noted that“we have come to focus exclusively onthe plight of senior neighbors who livein a cloud of worry about ‘how to getthere.’ Whatever it is, wherever – ‘get-ting there’ is the problem.”

Over time, the volunteer roster ofFISH has dwindled significantly. As theoriginal volunteers aged and retired, the

number of FISH volunteers has fallenfrom as many as 100 to less than 60.FISH of Wantagh finds itself short onboth drivers and phone coordinators.

Any residents of Wantagh, Bellmoreor surrounding towns who would liketo volunteer are encouraged to leave anumber for callback with the FISHanswering service: 861-6032. As Sallysays, “If you can give one day a monthor even as little as an hour, we welcomeyour participation.”

FISH of Wantagh is a nonsectariancommunity organization partially fund-ed by the Nassau County Office for theAging through the New York StateOffice for the Aging. Supplementalinsurance is provided and drivers arereimbursed for mileage.

“TRAINED" CHORUS: The Wantagh Museum on grounds that showcase the com-munity's original Long Island Rail Road Station (dating back to 1885) and a LIRRrailroad car used in 1912, among preserved memorabilia, was the venue for aLong Island Harmonizers outdoor concert, free to the public last week. The localchorus members are part of the Barbershop Harmony Society.

FISH DIRECTOR SallyLubell speaking at theFederation of Organi-zations luncheon.

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An ounce of prevention...Next Tuesday is National Night Out, when

communities across the country gather for funand to get to know their law enforcement friendsbetter.

Around here, the Nassau County and Freeportpolice, together with other community organiza-tions, are hosting a Night Out at Cow MeadowPark in Freeport, starting at 6 p.m.

Gangs and teen violence can be prevented. Anounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Police and their communities always need toknow and work with each other. As they say, “Ifyou see something, say something.”

And one way is for police to visit classroomsand become known and trusted friends of thekids. Another is to organize sports events for kidsand teens to help them use their energy in posi-tive ways, and learn teamwork skills that willserve them in whatever jobs they choose. Whereyoung people have hope of a good future, the lureof crime is less strong. Our police are doing thesethings and more to help build the character oflaw-abiding citizens.

Neighborhood watch groups could alwaysbenefit from more young members, just like theauxiliary police and junior firefighters. And theseyoung members can develop skills that couldhelp with their future careers. For example, morethan one young ambulance volunteer has becomea medical doctor.

National Night Out highlights the importanceof community policing, work that goes on everyday of the year.

VIETNAM VETS PICNIC: The Vietnam War Veterans Association's Family Picnic was held atWantagh Park on July 21. For over 10 years this annual event has been held to bring togeth-er not only the Vietnam War veterans but their families which include their children and grand-children. Above are Hempstead Town Clerk Mark Bonilla, county Legislator David Denenberg,Vietnam War Veterans Association's Commander Bob Kohler and some of those who attend-ed the picnic.

LIONS GOLF: The LionsClub of Seaford holds its annu-al golf outing on Monday,September 10, at Hauppauge’sWind Watch Golf & CountryClub. Registration and lunch isprior to the 1:30 p.m. shotgunstart. $160 per player fee coversall charges: all fees, lunch, cart,and not-to-be-missed awardsdinner. All proceeds funddozens of Seaford Lions pro-bono and community enhance-ment programs.

For details contact: LionsRich McArdlle – 221-7650;Bill Arnold – 221-7611, andCurt Schmitt – 785-3380.

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PAREDNESS: The hurricaneseason is upon us. Learn appro-priate preparations, precau-tions, security, insurance andprotection for your family, pets,home and possessions. CountyLegislator Dave Denenberg andrepresentatives from theNassau County Office ofEmergency Management willdiscuss emergency proceduresand how to prepare your homein case of a hurricane onThursday, August 9, at 7:30p.m., Merrick Fire DepartmentEmpire Hose Company 3, 2300Merrick Avenue, Merrick, andWednesday, August 15, at 7:30p.m., Wantagh Public Library,3285 Park Avenue, Wantagh.Questions and answers followpresentations.

© © ©HARVEST FAIR: The

Seaford Historical Society hasspaces available for theirHarvest Fair. The fair will beheld Sunday, September 30,2012 on the museum grounds –rain or shine! The fee is $35per 10x10 space. Spaces are

limited. For more informationor to reserve your space call:Judy Bongiovi at 783-8629.

© © ©HELP FOR HEARING:

Temple B’nai Torah ofWantagh announces that a lim-ited number of hearing assist-ance devices will be availableat all services. Even with theuse of microphones and ampli-fication the temple leadershiprealized that people weresometimes struggling to hearthe service.

In a project spearheaded byRita Hofer and Jan Friedman withdonations from various sources,the temple has upgraded its soundsystem and purchased devices,similar to the ones used in the-aters, so that people can fully par-take in the service. The systemhas been designed for people whohave own their device with thecorrect frequency setting.

In addition, Temple B’naiTorah has a number of largeprint prayer books.

Members hope that the tem-ple will be able to augment thecurrent limited supply of hear-ing devices and large printprayer books, with continueddonations.

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SCHOOL ’77 REUNION: A35-year reunion on Friday,August 17 at the Coral House inBaldwin from 8:15 p.m.-12:30a.m. $85 per person includesopen bar, dinner, DJ, dancingand a fun time! Pay online orget check mailing informationat www.fhs1977.com. RSVP isrequired by August 10.

© © ©LIKE TO LAUGH: Get a

group of friends together orcome alone and meet new peo-

ple for an evening full of laughswhile helping Wantagh’s LastHope Animal Rescue onThursday, August 2, atGovernor’s Comedy Club.Tickets are $20 (all of which isdonated to Last Hope).

There is a two drink mini-mum (can be soda, coffee, etc.).The club offers a full menu socome early and have dinner.Raffle baskets and a 50/50 willbe featured. All donations ben-efit Last Hope's dog/cat rescueefforts and community outreachprograms such as Fix A Feral.

Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Allshould arrive by 7 p.m.Showtime is at 8 p.m.

Tickets are only sold inadvance and cannot be pur-chased at the door the night ofthe event. Contact Margo [email protected] to get your tickets orcall 631-661-6164. Governor’sComedy Club, at 90 DivisionAvenue, Levittown.

© © ©60TH ANNIVERSARY:

St. Frances de Chantal Churchis marking its 60th anniver-sary. To celebrate this occa-sion there will be severalevents including a picnic onAugust 26, followed by aSolemn Mass on October 21.

Also on October 21 a dinnerdance will be held at Verdi’s ofWestbury. Then on December9, there will be a rededicationof the church.

In conjunction with theseevents, St. Frances de ChantalChurch will publish a 60thAnniversary CommemorativeJournal. If you are interestedin supporting the journal youcan contact the parish at 785-2333, ext. 325.

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The Wantagh Public Library offershomebound service for patrons whocannot visit the library due to tempo-rary or permanent disability.

Library materials can be deliveredto you at home, with the exception ofnew videos and CDs. For informa-tion, call the Reference Desk at 221-1200.Friday, August 3

10 a.m. Special Day withPlayhooray for ages 8-23 months.

10:45 a.m. Special Day withPlayhooray for ages 2-5 years.

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Wednesday, August 22 Bus Trip. Bus leaves at 9:45 a.m.

Cost is $90. Come to the Bay StreetTheater in Sag Harbor to see the sensa-tional Tony-award winning LilliasWhite as the legendary blues singerMaybelle Smith. Miss White will blowthe roof off Bay Street Theater as shebrings Maybelle to incandescent life.Luncheon is on your own. Registrationhas begun at the Circulation Desk.Monday, August 6

4-5 p.m. Afternoon Book Chat andPizza Party. Join Miss Cindy and EricWasserman for a chat about yourfavorite books and authors. Just bring abook that you are reading this summerand we will share some of our favoriteswith you. Pizza will be served. Thoseentering grades 5 and up register at theChildren’s Desk. Monday, August 6

5-6 p.m. Candy Sushi. $3 materialsfee. It looks like sushi but tastes likecandy. Made from rice crispy treats andother treats.Friday, August 10

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4-8:30 p.m. Blood Drive. The needfor blood affects us all. The library willhost the blood drive in cooperation withLong Island Blood Services, in theValentine Meehan Meeting Room.Anyone in good health between the agesof 17 and 75 may donate blood. Anyonedonating blood will receive two freeMets tickets. Appointments are recom-mended. Registration has begun at theReference Desk.

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TRANSPORTATION CO-OPERATIVE

BETHPAGE U.F.S.DPLAINVIEW-OLD BETHPAGE

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vision of Section 103 of theGeneral Municipal Law, theBoards of Education of theSoutheast NassauTransportation Co-Operative,consisting of Bethpage,Farmingdale, Island Trees,Levittown, Massapequa,Plainedge, Seaford andWantagh Union Free SchoolDistricts and Plainview-OldBethpage Central School

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and read at the LevittownSchool District TransportationDepartment at 3816 Hunt Rd.,Wantagh, New York onAUGUST 15, 2012 at 10:00AM. Specifications and BidForms may be obtained in theoffice of the AssistantSuperintendent for Businessbetween the hours of 8:30 AMand 3:30 PM. The Boards ofEducation reserve the right towaive any informality in or toreject in whole or in part allbids or to accept any bid,which in its judgment is in thebest interest of the school dis-trict.Date: August 2, 2012By order: Board of EducationWSC 798 1T 8/2

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that a resolution was dulyadopted by the Board of FireCommissioners of the WAN-TAGH FIRE DISTRICT, Town ofHempstead, County ofNassau, State of New York, onthe 23rd day of July, 2012,subject to permissive referen-dum as provided for by theGeneral Municipal law.

An extract of the resolutionis as follows:

Wantagh Fire District main-tains a Buildings and GroundsCapital Reserve Fund undersec. 6-g of the GeneralMunicipal Law, in whichaccount is sufficient funds toaccomplish the purposes here-in after set forth, namely, topurchase and install Station#7Generator Upgrade, in orderto maintain the efficiency ofthe Wantagh Fire District in thedischarge of their duties in pre-serving the lives and propertyof the residents of the

Community and the said proj-ect is deemed in the best inter-est of the residents of theWantagh Fire District. The res-olution further provides thatthere be transferred from thepresent Building and GroundsCapital Reserve 6-g of theWantagh Fire District a sumnot to exceed Two HundredFifty Thousand dollars($250,000.00) and theDistrict Treasurer is authorizedto effect such transfer fromtime to time to effect thebeginning of such project.

This resolution shall nottake effect until thirty (30)days, unless in the meanwhilea permissive referendum asprovided by the GeneralMunicipal Law is required to beheld.Dated: July 23, 2012By order of The Board of FireCommissionerMichael G. Antonucci

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Sealed proposals to provide"Professional AuditingServices" Will be received bythe Board of FireCommissioners of said districtat District AdministrationBuilding at 2045 WantaghAvenue, Wantagh, New York11793 on or before August17, 2012 at 12:00 noon.The information for bidders,general requirements of con-tract, form of proposal andspecifications may be obtainedat the office of the DistrictSuperintendent, located at2045 Wantagh Avenue,Wantagh, New York 11793.The specifications will be avail-able after July 23, 2012The Board of FireCommissioners of theWantagh Fire District, Town of

Hempstead, County ofNassau, New York or its dulyappointed representativereserves the right to waive anyinformalities in or reject any orall proposals or any part of anyproposal or to accept that pro-posal or any part of that pro-posal which in its judgment isfor the best interest of the saidfire district.No proposal shall be with-drawn pending the decision ofthe Board of FireCommissioners of theWantagh Fire District and saidproposal price shall be ineffective for a period not lessthat sixty (60) days from dateof proposal opening.Note: return sealed envelopesto be marked “ProfessionalAuditing Services"Michael G. Antonucci SuperintendentDated: July 23, 2012 WSC 800 1T 8/2

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Rev. Gregory J. Cappuccino Pastor

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Friday Night Services: 8:00 p.m., thru June 257:30 p.m., July and August

Saturday Services: 10:30 a.m. thru June 26Torah Study Group; Saturdays, 9:00 a.m. all yr longRabbi Marci BellowsCantor Steven ScherRabbi Deanna Pastrnak, Religious School DirectorReligious School, Nursery School, Adult Education Youth Groups, Sisterhood, Brotherhood, Chai Club, Couples Club, PTA • Interfaith families welcomePlease vsit our website: www.temple-bnai-torah.org

First Presbyterian Church of Levittown474 Wantagh Avenue, Levittown

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Wantagh Memorial Congregational ChurchUnited Church of Christ

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St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church

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Our Redeemer Lutheran Church2025 Washington Avenue, Seaford, NY 11783Phone/Fax -781-6374 • www.ourredeemer.net

The Reverand Ronald M. Klose, Pastor Holy Communion: Sunday: 9:30 am • Sat. - 5:00 pmSunday School: 9:30 am Day Care: 781-8095 • Nursery School: 781-7637

St. Gregory of Nyssa Orthodox Church1100 Hicksville Road (Rte. 107), Seaford

541-3628Website: www.stgreg.org

Sunday Divine Lithurgy 9:30amChildren School/Coffee HourEnglish language parish serving various ethnic backgrounds including Carpatho-Russian, Russian, Greek, Ukrainian, Romanian,

Bulgarian, Serbian and Arab heritage.

ORTHODOX CHURCH SYNAGOGUESFarmingdale Wantagh Jewish Center

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please visit: www.fwjc.orgFriday Evening Services: 8:00 pmSaturday Morning Services: 9:15 am

Jr. Congregation 10:45 amNitzanim (3-7 years) 11 am

Shabbat Evening Services: SunsetDaily Morning & Evening MinyanRabbi Alan F. LavinRabbi Emeritus Mordecai Rubin Z”LPresident - Toby KaseReligious and Nursery School

Men's Club, Sisterhood, Chavurah Social Club, Seniors,Yiddish Club, Adult Education and Youth Group

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Temple Beth-El Of Bellmore(A Traditional Conservative Synagogue)

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Daily Weekday Morning Services: 7:30 am Evening Minyan Services: 7:30 pmFriday & Saturday Evening Services at SunsetSaturday Morning Services: 9:15 amSunday & Legal Holidays: 8:30 amRabbi Gary KesslerCantor Eitan BinetIvy P. Roberts, PresidentReligious School and Adult EducationYouth Programs, Sisterhood & Men’s Clubs

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Christ Lutheran Church3384 Island Road, Wantagh • T- 221-3286

Rev. Martin R. Nale, Pastor Sunday Worship: 9:30 am

Saturday: 5:00 pmChristian Nursery School 579-8425 Pre-nursery: 3 & 4 year old classes

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Cedar Creek Park to get bike rental?Building upon his Fit Nassau initia-

tive to help residents live a healthylifestyle, Nassau County ExecutiveEdward P. Mangano issued a Requestfor Proposals (RFP) last week seekingthe establishment of two bicyclerental concessions at Cedar CreekPark in Seaford and Eisenhower Parkin East Meadow.

“Recreational cycling has becomeincreasingly more popular as it pro-vides everyone with an opportunity toenjoy the outdoors while taking part ina healthy activity. Bike riding offershealthy and family-friendly fun,” saidCounty Executive Mangano.

“We are committed to providingresidents and visitors with a wide

range of recreational activities in ourparks, and biking along NassauCounty’s paths and trailways is agreat way to enhance the experience.”

Nassau County is requesting pro-posals from all individuals and firmsthat have interest in managing andoperating rental stations to providebicycles as well as the repair and saleof bicycle equipment accessories atthe two county parks. The successfulbidder may also suggest additionallocations in the Nassau County parkssystem. Prospective vendors musthave a history of community involve-ment as well as extensive experiencein the bicycle rental business.

Cedar Creek Park is adjacent to a

4.5 mile paved bike path that runsalong the Wantagh State Parkwaybefore ending at Ocean Parkway. Thestate Department of Transportationhas planned an additional 4.5 milebike path to connect Ocean Parkwaybetween the Wantagh Parkways andCaptree State Park in the Town ofBabylon.

Eisenhower Park, at 930 acres, isone of the largest public spaces in theNew York metropolitan area – largerthan Central Park. It has approximate-ly 20 miles of paved bike paths.

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Wantagh Summer RecreationProgram is fun and successful

by Shana Berman

The students from the elementaryschools in Wantagh enjoyed theWantagh Foundation for EducationalExcellence Summer RecreationProgram.

The five-week program is open to allWantagh School District students inkindergarten through fifth grade.During the five-week program, thecampers enjoyed arts and crafts, pup-petry, music, bowling at WantaghLanes, sprinklers for grades K-2, andgrades 3-5 went swimming at theNewbridge Road Park Pool.

They also had walking trips to theWantagh Public Library and thencooled off with a refreshing treat atHershey’s Ice Cream Parlor. Allcampers also had an opportunity to

paint a ceramic project from CoolCrafts on site.

As a culmination to their puppetryclass, all groups participated in oursecond annual puppet show. TheirMusic classes were filled with songsand they made musical instruments.Many projects including 2-D and 3-Dworks of art were created during artsand crafts.

This year’s program was a great suc-cess. On behalf of the WantaghFoundation for Educational Excellenceand the staff of the recreation program,we look forward to seeing your chil-dren next summer.

For more information regarding theWantagh Foundation for EducationalExcellence Summer RecreationProgram, please call Ralph Spagnoloat 781-5055.

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