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INSIGHTS From E.R. Schools
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Mrs. Veltre's second grade class at Tentre Ave. saluted February
as Dental Health Month by performing an original play entitled
The Trial of the Dental Health Bandits. The play and its dental tunes
were written by Centre Avenue's own Eleanor Sussman.
As we enter the courtroom, the Dental Health Bandits who are
the nurse-teacher, Dentists Crest and Smile, Candy, Mrs. WDJker.
Tina Toothbrush and Tommy Toothpaste are accused of contributing to Terry's toothache. Second grade lawyers Jason Owen and
Jeffrey Gurge argued convincing cases before Judge Michael Fusco
and the jury.
Following the testimony of each of the bandits, the jury weighed
the evidence and found the defendants - Not Guilty! In the end
Terry, as played by Eleni Arniotis, learned an important dental
health lesson that teeth are precious and in the words of her song
are "her own responsibility."
BAY PARK TRIP
TO "ANNIE"
The Bay Park Civic Assn. is
heading for Westbury Music Fair
once again. This time for
"Annie" on Thursday, March
31st. Transportation, excellent
seats and dinner for only $27
per person. Call immediately Jo,
887-2477,
or
PhyUis,
593-3409. If you are only interested in theatre tickets, call the
above numbers also.
ST. PAT'S DANCE FOR SINGLES
The Catholic Alumni Club of
Long Island will hold a St.
Patrick's Party and Dance for
persons who are single, catholic
and college graduates.
The party will be held in the
authentically Irish setting of
Flannery's Pub, 150 East Jericho
Tpke., Mineola on Friday, March
18th, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Celebrate with Irish songs and
Irish drinks like in the old
country. No admission fee - cash
bar; jackets requested.
PASSOVER SEDER
A T STc JOHN'S
Pictured (top photo) (left to right) are Dental Health Bandits
Adam Colon, Kelly Rosso, Allyson Verdone, Gina Pollaci, Dee
Criscuolo, Melissa Lazrovitch and Stacey Brady; (bottom photo)
(left t o right) Members of the Jury (front) Tracey Tesseyman,
Pamela Murano, Thomas Barone, Tina Reeves, Christine Paul, (back)
Michael Scannopieco, Daniel Mclntyre, Larry Karlin, Samantha
Belfi, James Camacho.
RHAME AVENUE INTERNATIONAL LUNCHEON
Mr. Schlange's third grade class at Rhame Ave. School gave an
International Luncheon and parents were invited to participate.
The luncheon was an introduction to a social studies unit on Man
and His Surroundings and was an outgrowth of a discussion of eating
customs in different parts of the world, including how and what
people eat and how the eating customs of the Europeans differ from
those of the Chinese and Arabians.
The students researched their backgrounds and drew flags and
placemats representing the different ethnic cultures. Then each child
brought in a dish to represent the culture. Before eating, the class
located the countries on the map and told some pertinent information about each country.
The food was delicious and represented many countries. From
Italy, Angelo Musto brought in Eggplant Parmigiana, Joe Catalan©
brought in homemade Italian pastries, and Richard DeMatteo
brought in Ziti. Jere Murphy and Billy Griffiths brought in Irish
Soda Bread to represent Ireland. Representing Puerto Rico,
Geraldine Treglia brought in chicken and rice. Vasso Halatas brought
in grape leaves stuffed with rice, a Greek dish. Atilla Novagradecz
brought in a Hungarian chocolate, coconut dessert.
Principal Ralph Grandinetti stated that the activity was truly an
enjoyable culinary treat and a valuable learning experience for all.
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The 15 th Annual Passover
Demonstration Seder at St.
John's University on Thursday,
March 24th, at 7 p.m. in St.
Albert's Hall Cafeteria, will feature traditional and modern
Jewish religious and cultural
symbols. The purpose of the
model Seder is to provide an
opportunity for all to grow in
appreciation
of the Jewish
rehgious tradition.
Scholars continue to debate
whether or not The Last Supper
of Jesus with his disciples, which
was the origin of the Christian
Eucharist, was in fact a Passover meal. In any case, the
gospels of Matthew, Mark and
Luke present The Last Supper
in a Passover context, while
John's Gospel and St. Paul's
writings interpret Jesus in light
of thePassover Lamb.
Reserved seat tickets at $5.50
per person are available through
advanced payment made to the
Treasurer's office before March
18th. For further information,
call (212)990-6364,
SNCH DIABETES CLUB
The next meeting of South
Nassau Communities Hospital's
Diabetes Club will be held on
Monday, March 7th, at 8:15
p.m. in the Oceanside Hospital.
On Wednesday, March 9th,
the Dept. of Community Medicine will sponsor a lecture
"Genital Herpes, the Malady
Lingers o n , " at 3 p.m.
For information on either
program, call 536-1600, ext. 105
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1. Students Mary Coogan and
Tim McWilliams have submitted
short stories in competition with
Scholastic
National
Writing
Awards Program.
Joey Vitoulis is a contestant
in the Young Poers of L.I.
Program sponsored by C.W. Post
Heide Koch is our school's
nominee in the annual WPIX-TV
annual editorial writing competition for high school students.
Senior Tom Connor was an
award winner in this competition two years ago.
Becky Brezenoff has been
nominated for an English writing
competition produced by the
National Council of Teachers of
English.
Kira Lehner is our school
representative
in
Newsday's
National Spelling Bee. Kira will
compete against other schools'
representatives later in March.
Lisette Messiano is our alternate to this competition.
2. Congratulations are in
order for some Junior High
artists! The following young
people have completed original
designs which have been submitted to the American Automobile Assn. nation-wide poster
contest: Stacey Greig, Dorothy
Reilly, Chris Brennan, Margaret
Clarke,
Anthony
Lamanno,
Denis Motherway, Andreas Grill,
Carolyn Straub, Marilena Sepe,
Bill Drake, Richard Maggio,
Charles Pascale, Karen LaChiana,
James Keenaghan, Sue G u t h ,
Justin
Kachinoski,
Kevin
O'Connor.
Using "School's Open, Drive
Carefully," or "Get Into the
Safety Belt Habit" as possible
themes, the artists developed
original designs (and even some
lettering styles) that
really
express their own ideas about
good conduct on the road and
behind the wheel.
In the offing for this contest are bonds ranging in value
from $500 to $50 and we
anxiously await the results of
the judging. Mr. Bishop and Mrs.
Palmeri will keep the pblic
posted as this contest pro-
gresses.
3. Reminder to Rock Rivalry
fans: Sports Night is Wednesday, March 16th, at 6:30 p.m.;
Preview Performance on the
17th at 7:15 p.m^ with tickets at
the door, and Entrance Night
is Friday, the 18th, at 8 p.m.
Any available tickets wUl be sold
Thursday, March 10th, at 8 p.m.
in the auditorium lobby.
(ROBERT PARRY)
LAW DAY ESSAY CONTEST
In conjunction with Law Day
1983, the Bar Association of
Nassau County, Inc. has announced it is sponsoring an
essay contest on the Law Day
theme, "Sharing in Justice." All
Nassau
County Junior
and
Senior High School students are
eligible to participate.
Deadline for entries is March
10th. Essays of 500-1000 words •
expressing the entrant's interpret
tation of the theme "Sharing in
Justice" should be typed or
hand printed on lined paper
skipping every other line. Each
entrant should include his or her
name, address, age, grade in
school, and school name on a
cover sheet. Entries must be
received at the offices of the
Bar Association on or before
March 10th.
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