Title: Franklin Square Bulletin

Date: Thursday, December 25, 1980

Description: Vol. 41 No. 43 2125th Consecutive Issue

Price: Twenty cents

Scope: Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Garden City South

Points of Interest:

• Police break up $1 million betting ring at Café Italia next to the Franklin Square OTB
• A Historic Christmas Tree by Virginia Gerbe
• America Lodge No. 2245: Order Sons of Italy in America by Barbara Giorandino
• Engagement announcement for Irene Mary Cordomeyer and Lawrence Mark Ragusa
• American Legion Auxiliary Franklin Square No. 1014 news
• Protect Your Home by Denis Dillon, Nassau County DA
• Girl Scouts news
• Cover to Cover: Franklin Square Public Library by Peggy A. Kerrigan
• Fire Box: Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department by Bob Bogseth
• Dining Bulletins by Carla Cohen
  • Restaurants covered: Pompeii Ristorant
• The Last Honest Man by Bill Tarlow
• The Wine Press by Alan Weinberg
• The Hotline by Dr. Muriel Weinstein and Dr. Alfred Weinstein
• Boy Scout news

Photograph Subjects:

• Page 1:
  • Commedia Del’Arte performance at Sewanhaka High School, co-sponsored by the Sons of Italy
    • Pictured: Joseph Fulgenzi, Cellini Lodge Venerable; Paul Petraro, Unitals Lodge Venerable; Herb Capitolo, America Lodge 2245 Venerable
• Page 2:
  • Donations for Italian Disaster victims
    • Pictured: Herb Capitolo, Sons of Italy America Lodge 2245 Venerable; Joe DiGennaro, Trustee; Pat Varamo
• Page 3:
  • Local realtor receives “Oliver” statue from the Long Island Board of Realtors
    • Pictured: Jean Slatkin, realtor; Board members (unnamed)
• Page 5:
  • Italian American Civic Association of Valley Stream Christmas Party
    • Pictured: Assemblyman Raymond McGrath; Joseph Cairo Jr., Town Councilman; Fred Gubitosi, Association President; Rae Gubitosi, Past President; Assemblyman-elect Dean Skelos; Sylvio Locastro, 2^nd Vice President; Charles Palazzolo, 3^rd Vice President; James Rossi, 1^st Vice President
• Page 13:
  • Franklin Square Rotary and Franklin Square Lions Club joint luncheon
    • Pictured: Mr. Braunsdorf, Washington Street School Principal; Mr. Paul Tuthill, Washing Street School Music Director; Steve Shakerdge, Lion President
• Page 14:
  • Daughter of Franklin Square-Elmont Rotary Club receives $200 bond for designing the new Club Flags and Banner
    • Pictured: William Volestine, member; Elizabeth-Ann Volestine, designer

Title: Franklin Square Bulletin

Date: Thursday, December 18, 1980

Description: Vol. 41 No. 42 2124th Consecutive Issue

Price: Twenty cents

Scope: Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Garden City South

Points of Interest:

• Fire destroys Krauss Funeral Home
• Engagement announcement for Laura Ciccarello and John Farrell
• Elmont telephone worker aids the handicapped
• G.O.P. Gossip: Franklin Square Republican Club, Inc. by Virginia Johnson
• Carey Corner by Kim Reitano
• 4-H news
• Your Peephole by Henry Emmeluth
• Franklin Square Lions Club by Dr. H. Russell
• Dining Bulletins by Carla Cohen
  • Restaurants covered: Doodles
• The Last Honest Man by Bill Tarlow
• The Wine Press by Alan Weinberg
• The Hotline by Dr. Muriel Weinstein and Dr. Alfred Weinstein
• 5^th Precinct Police Report by P.O. James Fehling
• Reflections of a Traveler by Bill Tarlow
• Senator John Caemmerer reintroduces fire safety bills
• Boy Scout news
• Theodore Roosevelt Rep. Club News by Jack Blackman
• The Theatre District by David Spencer
  • Shows covered: Trixie True, Teen Detective; I Ought to be in Pictures
• Franklin Square Lions Club by Dr. H. Russell
• Democratic Doings by Fred J. Hirsh
• 6^th grader Joseph Baumann wins “EQ” Bowl based on the film “Living Planet”
• America Lodge No. 2245: Order Sons of Italy in America by Barbara Giorandino
• Cover to Cover: Franklin Square Public Library by Peggy A. Kerrigan
• Fire Box: Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department by Bob Bogseth

Photograph Subjects:

• Page 1:
  • Fire at Krauss Funeral Home
    • Pictured: Firefighters (unnamed)
• Page 3:
  • Portrait
    • Pictured: Laura Ciccarello
  • Mechanical Santa Claus in the window of Iggy’s Hair Salon
    • Pictured: Iggy’s storefront
• Page 11:
  • Lioness flea market chairperson receives congratulations
    • Pictured: Carol Pacifico, Lioness President; Joanne Ra, Lioness flea market chairperson
  • Boy Scout Troop 485 at Camp Wauwepex
    • Pictured: Ray Diaz, Troop Master; Scouts (unnamed)
• Page 14:
  • Assemblyman visits Peterford Bowling Supplies, Inc.
    • Pictured: Joe LoCricchio, Maryann Pecoraro, and Alice Wilcox, store employees; Assemblyman George Madison; Diane Juellich; John Juellich, store proprietor
• Page 15:
  • Franklin Square Senior Center receives food processor and pitchers from the Franklin Square Kiwanis Club
    • Pictured: Joseph Calabrese, Kiwanis Past President; Thomas Gangi, Kiwanis Secretary; Elliott Goldhush, Kiwanis President; Josephine Schwerer, President of the Franklin Square Senior Center; Essie Jacobson, Hempstead Town Supervisor of Nutrition Service; Helene Isham, Senior Center coordinator
• Page 16:
  • Briefing session for new Hempstead Presiding Supervisor
    • Pictured: Thomas Gulotta, Hempstead Presiding Supervisor; Francis Purcell, Nassau County Executive; Chief deputies (unnamed)
• Page 17:
  • Beverage King on Tulip Ave.
    • Pictured: Bob Gangi; Steve Hajai; Tony Chiaravalloti, Beverage King owner
• Page 23:
  • 1980 Pre-Peanut moving-up team
    • Pictured: (Front row) J. Ferraro; P. Cusumano; K. Gilmartin; C. Cusumano, T. O’Connor; (2^nd row) J. Errico; E. Stuart; M. Pagano; C. Kueber; L. Kuno (3^rd row) C. Carew; F. Paladino; P. Cosgrove; S. Shaver

Title: Franklin Square Bulletin

Date: Thursday, November 20, 1980

Description: Vol. 41 No. 38 2120th Consecutive Issue

Price: Twenty cents

Scope: Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Garden City South

Points of Interest:

• Bulletin columnist Bill Tarlow nabs alleged thief in subway chase
• Top scholars in Social Studies at Sewanhaka High School
• Rabbi Geoffrey Botnick to be installed at the Jewish Community Center of West Hempstead
• Flash fire destroys Bove family home in Franklin Square, injures boys
• Carey teacher John Baumann appointed to State Education Department
• Donald Emmeluth receives doctoral degree
• The Franklin Square Historical Society by Virginia Gerbe
• Your Peephole by Henry Emmeluth
• Cover to Cover: Franklin Square Public Library by Peggy A. Kerrigan
• Polk Street School students sent art to World School Children’s Art Exhibit in the Republic of China
• Carey Corner by Kim Reitano
• 5^th Precinct Police Report by P.O. James Fehling
• Dining Bulletins by Carla Cohen
  • Restaurants covered: La Stella
• The Last Honest Man by Bill Tarlow
• The Wine Press by Alan Weinberg
• The Hotline by Dr. Muriel Weinstein and Dr. Alfred Weinstein
• Legal Bulletins by Jay Korn and Arthur Spirn
• Democratic Doings by Fred J. Hirsh
•  G.O.P. Gossip: Franklin Square Republican Club, Inc. by Virginia Johnson
• 4-H news
• Theodore Roosevelt Rep. Club News by Jack Blackman
• Boy Scout news
• The Theatre District by David Spencer
  • Shows covered: Fifth of July

Photograph Subjects:

• Page 1:
  • Congressman-Elect McGrath visits apparel store Jessica’s in Franklin Square
    • Pictured: Elsie Fein and Irving Fein, owners of Jessica’s; Raymond McGrath, Congressman-Elect; Maddi Mercurio and Dorothy Wilson, salespeople
• Page 2:
  • President of Plattduetsche Old Folks Home receives Citation
    • Pictured: Joseph Cairo Jr., Town Councilman; John Pluschau, Plattduetsche President; Otto Schaefer, 1^st Vice President; Alfred Kopf, 2^nd Vice President
• Page 3:
  • Installation of new Sons of Italy members
    • Pictured: Herb Capitolo, America Lodge 2245 Venerable; New members (unnamed)
• Page 6:
  • Firefighters at the Bove family house fire
    • Pictured: Firefighters (unnamed)
• Page 7:
  • Italian Cultural Night at Carey High School
    • Pictured: Giuseppe Delia, master of ceremonies; Joseph Cairo Jr., Town Councilman; Salvatore Palmeri, event co-chairman; Herb Capitolo, Sons of Italy America Lodge 2245 Venerable; Assemblyman George Madison
  • Dedication of Engine Co. 3’s new Peterbuilt pumper
    • Pictured: Assemblyman Raymond McGrath; Lou Cusumano, Fire Commissioner; Connie Collins
• Page 8:
  • Franklin General Hospital receives Citation for outstanding service
    • Pictured: Joseph Cairo Jr., Town Councilman; Anthony Verderosa, Citibank V.P.; Albert Dicker, Franklin General Executive Director
  • Franklin General Hospital hypertension screenings
    • Pictured: Lucille Creekmore, R.N.; Lena Maltese, volunteer blood-pressure testing coordinator; Lizzie Longo
• Page 9:
  • Commercial artist William Murphy gives artwork to children at Washington Street School
    • Pictured: William Murphy, artist; Children (unnamed)
• Page 12:
  • Astoria Federal holiday campaign with AHRC
    • Pictured: Irene Platt, AHRC NYC Chapter President; Henry Drewitz, Astoria Federal President and Board Chairman
• Page 14:
  • Channel 21’s Long Island Newsmagazine interview at Franklin General Hospital
    • Pictured: John Miller, News Director; John Mallon, hospital patient
• Page 17:
  • Pack 263 Cub Scouts tour the United Nations
    • Pictured: Michael Devaney; Caesar Sanz; Tommy Kilfeather; Dominick Tuccio; Matthew Yeaman; Jimmy Jockie; Anthony Asaro; Jason Bates; Matthew Heller; Kenny Varin; Tour guide (unnamed)

Title: Franklin Square Bulletin

Date: Thursday, November 13, 1980

Description: Vol. 41 No. 37 2119th Consecutive Issue

Price: Twenty cents

Scope: Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Garden City South

Points of Interest:

• Bruno Greco new Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association of Floral Park
• Establishment of Memorial Scholarship Fund in memory of late Carey teacher Ron Lane
• Life-saving surgery for Franklin Square resident William Warnke
• Sewanhaka High School top students
• Cover to Cover: Franklin Square Public Library by Peggy A. Kerrigan
• Franklin Square Lions Club by Dr. H. Russell
• Dining Bulletins by Carla Cohen
  • Restaurants covered: Beier’s
• The Last Honest Man by Bill Tarlow
• The Wine Press by Alan Weinberg
• The Hotline by Dr. Muriel Weinstein and Dr. Alfred Weinstein
• The Theatre District by David Spencer
  • Shows covered: The Suicide; Album
• Appointment of Douglas Libby as Sewanhaka School District Attorney and Frank Gotterbarn as School District Treasurer
• Your Peephole by Henry Emmeluth
• Theodore Roosevelt Rep. Club News by Jack Blackman
• 4-H news
• Carey Corner by Kim Reitano
• Democratic Doings by Fred J. Hirsh
• Girl Scouts and Boy Scout news

Photograph Subjects:

• Page 1:
  • Joe Vanek Jr. of the Elmont Civilian Patrol receives Citation for live-saving action
    • Pictured: Joseph Cairo Jr., Town Councilman; Joe Vanek Jr., Citation recipient; Vera Vanek; Joe Vanek Sr.; Assemblyman George Madison; Ed Reynolds, Civilian Patrol Executive Treasurer; Tony Camarda, Civilian Patrol President; Civilian Patrol members (unnamed)
  • Portrait
    • Pictured: Bruno Greco
• Page 2:
  • Annual Memorial Services of the Malverne Fire Department and Volunteer and Exempt Firemen’s Benevolent Assoc., Inc. of Malverne
    • Pictured: Gregory Turrell, Benevolent Exempts Assoc. President; James Farrell, Fire Chief
• Page 3:
  • Co-Chairpersons of the Dec. 6 St. Anne’s Guild Christmas Fair
    • Pictured: Co-Chairpersons Barbara Cashin, Janice Pikul, and Leslie Schrieber
• Page 4:
  • “Legislative listen-in” event to acquaint legislators with the needs of area community hospitals
    • Pictured: Assemblyman Raymond McGrath; Assemblyman George Madison; Edward Orzac, Franklin General Hospital’s Medical Director; Judge Alfred Samenga, Franklin General Hospital President; Robert Blakeman, Franklin General Past President
• Page 6:
  • Life-saving surgery for Franklin Square resident William Warnke
    • Pictured: Ann Logsdon, Franklin General Hospital’s Director of Social Work; William Warnke; Charlotte Warnke; Linda Zintl, R.N., IV Therapist
• Page 10:
  • Members plan the Nassau County Federation of Republican Women Luncheon
    • Pictured: Marcia O’Brien, Federation President; Angela Powers, Luncheon Chairman; Anne Porto, Town of Hempstead Chairman; Marion Oddo, Ticket Chairman; Mildred Seniuk, Journal Chairman
• Page 13:
  • Franklin Square Lioness Club presents certificate of appreciation to guest speaker Joseph Ra, Esq.
    • Pictured: Joseph Ra, Esq.; Carol Pacifico, Lioness Club President
  • Installation of new Franklin Square Kiwanis members
    • Pictured: Elliott Goldhush, President; Howard Kantrowitz, new member; Arnold Brown, sponsor; Jeffrey Brown, new member; Thomas Gangi, Secretary
• Page 14:
  • Boy Scout Troop 93 ride horses during camping trip
    • Pictured: Anton Bruchhauser; Billy Hale; Robert Capoziello; Kevin O’Hearon
  • Boy Scout Troop 93 at the Conservation Shelter at Onteora Scout Camp
    • Pictured: Chris Guiliano; Robert Capoziello; Doug Girgenti; John Kay; Billy Hale; Anton Bruchhauser; Kevin O’Hearon; Stephen Brough; Al Giardiello; Joe Schwarzenberg; Jeff Peskowitz
• Page 15:
  • Ridgewood Savings Bank in Franklin Square donates a movie projector to the Franklin Square Senior Center
    • Pictured: Eugene Murphy, Ridgewood Savings Bank Branch Manager; Catherine Keenan, Bank Marketing Director; Senior Center members (unnamed)
• Page 16:
  • “Voice of the Warriors” at a game
    • Pictured: Vinny Lofaso, “Voice of the Warriors”; Jim Carew

Title: Franklin Square Bulletin

Date: Thursday, November 6, 1980

Description: Vol. 41 No. 36 2118th Consecutive Issue

Price: Twenty cents

Scope: Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Garden City South

Points of Interest:

• GOP candidates sweep election in our towns
• Combating drug abuse among children
• Sewanhaka High School top scholars
• Franklin Square Union Free School District wins in labor discrimination case
• Engagement announcement for Debra Anderberg and Timothy Cooke
• Veterans Day Holiday by Assemblyman George Madison
• Election Reflections by Al D’Amato, Hempstead Presiding Supervisor
• Boy Scout news
• Theodore Roosevelt Rep. Club News by Jack Blackman
• Dining Bulletins by Carla Cohen
  • Restaurants covered: New Yorker Restaurant
• The Last Honest Man by Bill Tarlow
• The Wine Press by Alan Weinberg
• The Hotline by Dr. Muriel Weinstein and Dr. Alfred Weinstein
• Legal Bulletins by Jay Korn and Arthur Spirn
• Fire Box: Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department by Bob Bogseth
• Your Peephole by Henry Emmeluth
• Rotary Ramblings by William J. Wildermuth

Photograph Subjects:

• Page 1:
  • Winners of the Averill Park Halloween Show and Costume Parade
    • Pictured: Winners Joanna DaSilva, Shauna Welp, Matthew Vierlina, John Pinder, Stacy Fabiano, Shawn Davis, Martine Chemaly, Paul Tronzano, and Scott Davis; Joseph Cairo Jr., Town Councilman
  • Half Shell Clam Bar opens in Franklin Square
    • Pictured: Barbara Santangelo, owner; John Innaco, chef

Title: Franklin Square Bulletin

Date: Thursday, October 30, 1980

Description: Vol. 41 No. 35 2117th Consecutive Issue

Price: Twenty cents

Scope: Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Garden City South

Points of Interest:

• Franklin Square Board of Education forms Emergency “Block Parent” Plan
• The Franklin Square Historical Society by Virginia Gerbe
• The Wine Press by Alan Weinberg
•  G.O.P. Gossip: Franklin Square Republican Club, Inc. by Virginia Johnson
• Theodore Roosevelt Rep. Club News by Jack Blackman
• Your Peephole by Henry Emmeluth
• Dining Bulletins by Carla Cohen
  • Restaurants covered: Rafael’s Le Petit Madrid
• The Last Honest Man by Bill Tarlow
• The Hotline by Dr. Muriel Weinstein and Dr. Alfred Weinstein
• America Lodge No. 2245: Order Sons of Italy in America
• Carey Corner by Kim Reitano
• Democratic Doings by Fred J. Hirsh
• Boy Scout news
• 4-H news
• Fire Box: Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department by Bob Bogseth
• Girl Scouts news

Photograph Subjects:

• Page 1:
  • Members of Congressional Candidate Raymond McGrath’s team
    • Pictured: Assemblyman Raymond McGrath; Doris Griffin, Franklin Square Coordinator; Bob Gregory, Executive Leader; Charles Torsiello, Franklin Square Republican Club President
  • Franklin Square Kiwanis Club donates to Franklin General Hospital
    • Pictured: Sidney Rosenthal, Kiwanis Past President; Tom Gangi, Kiwanis President; William Kimball, Franklin General Hospital
• Page 3:
  • Franklin Square Lioness Club
    • Pictured: Joanne Perri-Ra; Tally Perri; Anne Gaynor; Carol Pacifico, Lioness President
  • Tickets on sale for the Sons of Italy Annual Scholarship Dance
    • Pictured: Herb Capitolo, America Lodge 2245 Venerable; Joe DiGennaro, Chairman
• Page 6:
  • Portrait
    • Pictured: Jean Slatkin, recipient of LI Board of Realtors’ 1980 Realtor of the Year Award
• Page 13:
  • Committee members for Franklin General Hospital benefit at Plattduetsche Park
    • Pictured: (Bottom row) Bernard Greco, Rotarian; Sam Oddo, Public Administrator; Anthony Verderosa, Citibank Branch Manager; Jean Slatkin, Realtor; Charles Torsiello, Lion; (Top row) Sheldon Shane, Franklin’s Advisory Board Chairman; William Kowalewski, Hospital Associate Director; Arnold Christensen, Chamber of Commerce Official; Tom Gangi, Kiwanian; Audrey Tullo
• Page 15:
  • Ted Kennedy visits Nassau’s 5^th Congressional District to endorse Karen Burstein for Congress
    • Pictured: Ted Kennedy; Karen Burstein, Congressional Candidate
•  Page 18:
  • Ridgewood Savings Bank of Franklin Square donates to VFW Post 2718
    • Pictured: Ashley Chamberlain, Past Post Commander and Adjutant; Eugene Murphy, Bank Branch Manager; Vincent Rampino, Post Commander

Title: Franklin Square Bulletin

Date: Thursday, October 9, 1980

Description: Vol. 41 No. 32 2114th Consecutive Issue

Price: Twenty cents

Scope: Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Garden City South

Points of Interest:

• Local school news
  • Sewanhaka High School, Valley Stream High School; Elmont Memorial High School
• The Civic Action Council battles full-value reassessment
• Fire Box: Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department by Bob Bogseth
• Engagement announcement for Loretta Scavelli and Thomas Marcoux
• Carey Corner by Kim Reitano
• G.O.P. Gossip: Franklin Square Republican Club, Inc. by Virginia Johnson
• Democratic Doings by Fred J. Hirsh
• Dining Bulletins by Carla Cohen
  • Restaurants covered: Koenig’s
• The Wine Press by Alan Weinberg
• The Hotline by Dr. Muriel Weinstein and Dr. Alfred Weinstein
• Legal Bulletins by Jay Korn and Arthur Spirn
• The Theatre District by David Spencer
  • Shows covered: Insideoutsideandallaround with Shelley Berman
• 4-H news
• Boy Scout news
• Your Peephole by Henry Emmeluth
• Theodore Roosevelt Rep. Club News by Jack Blackman

Photograph Subjects:

• Page 1:
  • Assemblymen discuss the Esposito-Madison Bill
    • Pictured: Assemblyman John Esposito; Assemblyman George Madison
  • Long Island Board of Realtors meeting
    • Pictured: George Low, Citibank; Wesley Ford, President of Ford Real Estate; Janesta Marlin, Citibank
• Page 3:
  • Portrait
    • Pictured: Loretta Scavelli
  • Sons of Italy Lodge 2245 to hold Italian Cultural Night
    • Pictured: Joseph Delia and Salvatore Palmeri, event chairmen
• Page 5:
  • Carey High School senior selected for NYS jazz ensemble is a guest at a Franklin Square Rotary Club meeting
    • Pictured: James Dugal, Carey High School student; Christopher Eichner, Carey High School Principal and Rotarian; Victor Witz, Rotary President
• Page 16:
  • Carey High School student receives scholarship from the Franklin Square Republican Club
    • Pictured: Charles Torsiello, Republican Club President; Debbie Muller, Carey High School student; Mario Buzzerio, Scholarship Chairman
• Page 20:
  • Sons of Italy Lodge 2245 display at the Franklin Square European-American Bank
    • Pictured: Herb Capitolo, America Lodge 2245 Venerable; Martha Friedlander, Display Committee Chairlady; Richard Gearns, Bank Manager and Assistant Vice President; Tillie Coghlan, Assistant Branch Manager

Title: Franklin Square Bulletin

Date: Thursday, October 2, 1980

Description: Vol. 41 No. 31 2113th Consecutive Issue

Price: Twenty cents

Scope: Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Garden City South

Points of Interest:

• Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce Christmas lighting program drive
• Seven Carey High School seniors receive Letters of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Program
• Your Peephole by Henry Emmeluth
• Theodore Roosevelt Rep. Club News by Jack Blackman
• Fire Box: Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department by Bob Bogseth
• Democratic Doings by Fred J. Hirsh
• Dining Bulletins by Carla Cohen
  • Restaurants covered: Il Paradiso
• Legal Bulletins by Jay Korn and Arthur Spirn
• On and Off Broadway by Marjorie Gunner
  • Shows covered: Passione
• G.O.P. Gossip: Franklin Square Republican Club, Inc. by Virginia Johnson
• Boy Scout news
• Carey Corner by Kim Reitano
• Cover to Cover: Franklin Square Public Library by Peggy A. Kerrigan

Photograph Subjects:

• Page 1:
  • North Valley Stream Republican Club party
    • Pictured: Dan Fisher, Hempstead Town Clerk; Assemblyman George Madison; Terri Bacchi, Elmont community leader; Assemblyman Raymond McGrath; Joseph Cairo Jr., Town Councilman
  • 1980 Franklin Square Warriors Senior Team
    • Pictured: Warriors (unnamed)
• Page 3:
  • Portrait
    • Pictured: Rev. John Richter, new Pastor at Ascension Lutheran Church
  • Pumpkins grown at neighborhood home
    • Pictured: Vincent Bellino; Anthony Bellino
• Page 9:
  • Portrait
    • Pictured: Midshipman Anthony Walsh, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
  • Annual Communion Breakfast to be held at St. Agnes Cathedral
    • Pictured: Frank Smith, Holy Name Society President; Chief Amedeo De Porto, Breakfast Chairman; Rev. Vincent Kennedy, Spiritual Director

Title: Franklin Square Bulletin

Date: Thursday, September 25, 1980

Description: Vol. 41 No. 30 2112th Consecutive Issue

Price: Ten cents

Scope: Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Garden City South

Points of Interest:

• American Resorts, Inc. gambles for win with land development
• Gateway to Nassau, Inc. receives donation to fight block-busting
• Thomas Kroog attains Eagle Scout rank
• 4^th annual “Responsible Pet Care Week”
• Fire Box: Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department by Bob Bogseth
• American Legion Auxiliary Franklin Square No. 1014 news
• The Woman’s Club of Franklin Square by Flo Carway
• Theodore Roosevelt Rep. Club News by Jack Blackman
• 4-H news
• Rotary Ramblings by William J. Wildermuth
• Franklin Square Lions Club by Dr. H. Russell
• Report From Albany by Assemblyman George Madison
• Dining Bulletins by Carla Cohen
  • Restaurants covered: The Wheatley Tavern; Green Street
• Legal Bulletins by Jay Korn and Arthur Spirn
• On and Off Broadway by Marjorie Gunner
  • Shows covered: Charlie and Algernon; Lunch Hour; One Night Stand
• The Hotline by Dr. Muriel Weinstein and Dr. Alfred Weinstein
• Carey Corner by Kim Reitano
• Your Peephole by Henry Emmeluth
• Girl Scouts news
• Cover to Cover: Franklin Square Public Library by Peggy A. Kerrigan
• G.O.P. Gossip: Franklin Square Republican Club, Inc. by Virginia Johnson
• Democratic Doings by Fred J. Hirsh
• Boy Scout news

Photograph Subjects:

• Page 1:
  • Re’Generation Luncheon to benefit Franklin General Hospital
    • Pictured: Albert Dicker, Franklin General Executive Director; Anthony Verderosa, Franklin Square Citibank Manager; William A. Von Glahn, Stewart Manor Lions Club President
  • Opening of Raymond McGrath’s congressional campaign headquarters
    • Pictured: Joseph Margiotta, County GOP Chairman; Assemblyman Raymond McGrath; Friends and supporters (unnamed)
• Page 3:
  • Carey Corner columnist a guest at Franklin Square-Elmont Rotary Club meeting
    • Pictured: Christopher Eichner, Carey High School Principal and Rotarian; Kim Reitano, Carey High School senior and columnist
• Page 6:
  • Guest speaker at Franklin Square-Elmont Rotary Club meeting
    • Pictured: Victor Witz, Rotary Club President; Richard Kessel, Consumer Advocate and guest speaker; Sidney Peltyn, Rotary Club Vice President
• Page 16:
  • The Steelers team picture after their first game win
    • Pictured: Steelers team members (unnamed)

Title: Franklin Square Bulletin

Date: Thursday, September 4, 1980

Description: Vol. 41 No. 27 2109th Consecutive Issue

Price: Ten cents

Scope: Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Garden City South

Points of Interest:

• Sewanhaka School Board Report
• Carey Corner by Kim Reitano
• Cover to Cover: Franklin Square Public Library by Peggy A. Kerrigan
• Your Peephole by Henry Emmeluth
• G.O.P. Gossip: Franklin Square Republican Club, Inc. by Virginia Johnson
• Democratic Doings by Fred J. Hirsh
• 5^th Precinct Police Report by P.O. James Fehling
• Town Talk by Al D’Amato, Hempstead Presiding Supervisor
• Fire Box: Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department by Bob Bogseth
• Boy Scout, Girl Scouts, and Cub Scouts news
• Wydler’s Washington by Congressman John W. Wydler
• Nassau County District Attorney establishes an Environmental Crimes Unit
• Report From Albany by Assemblyman George Madison
• Nassau County Executive rips car emissions testing program

Photograph Subjects:

• Page 1:
  • Local politicians campaign at beaches and campgrounds in Point Lookout
    • Pictured: Assemblyman Raymond McGrath; Assemblyman George Madison; Beachgoers (unnamed)
  • Portrait
    • Pictured: Don Goldman, Chamber of Commerce member
  • Franklin Square-Elmont Rotary Club’s “Youth Exchange Program”
    • Pictured: Bernard Greco, “YEP” Chairman; Sidney Peltyn, Acting Club President; Joakim Lewin, Swedish exchange student
• Page 6:
  • St. Anne’s Guild Bridge Marathon chairmen
    • Pictured: Mrs. Dorothy Schlageter and Mrs. Virginia Schwantner, Past Co-Chairmen; Mrs. Dorothy Alford and Mrs. Eileen Fairgrieve, Co-Chairmen
• Page 7:
  • Proclaiming of September as “National Boating Month”
    • Pictured: William F. Heins, Hempstead Town Commissioner of Industry and Commerce; George Trias, Hempstead Town Chairman of the Local Development Corporation and the Industrial Development Agency; Robert Mazzi, Director of the “Boat Show and Nautical Festival”; James Kenny, Seaford Marina; James D. Bennett, Hempstead Town Supervisor