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Poin t Look out Communit y Church
Point lookout, long Island, N. Y.
VOL. XXX II No. 10
December, 1980
JOYOUS
ALL DUP. GOOD FRiEnDS
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Marcus Andtr:1Of1 cI Family
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Jostphi~BarMlti
E/«Incx &: Fronk Boumann
Amy& Bill &r,hold
Jo,,,, ci Bill &tz
Vi Bickrrw~'
Billings Family
"8ish" Bishop
Jerry Bishop
Peggy Bishop
Kill)' Block
Alber' & Moe Bloodgood
Aileen&. Ken Bolkcom
Jerry A. So)llt
Kathleen Brad)l
Helen & Charles Brockman
Audrry cf Mel Brown
Byrne Family
M,ssy Uoll Ca(ombelos
Addied Williom ColiM
Betty & Donna ChIsholm
Ntlrtcy Colson
Pal 'n' Pat Connolly
Viwan & John Crowley
Peg & Bill Curtis
RqiflO Do ... iS
Neff" DtOra:.io
EI«lIlOf' & fHmord /hI &110
Jonirr fArm
ModQ &. Thomas DohrflY Sr.
LorellO d Raymond 001101011
Martha & R%fld Donohue
Charlotte Drago
Cla;rt Fanning
Heltn Fefler
Frances FernQnde:c
Jtlf& MaryAnn Flood
Leila Lilldner Flood
Sharon Flood
Gerr; Flynn
Jack & Ronnie Flynn
MoIlie& Joseph Forscher
AnM Gallfaghu
Catherineel George Gallnoll
Glory" Sol ~/o
/sobelle Griffill
Mary C. Griffin
Ellell" Kirk GuytOn
Mary EIiVlbelh G uy ton
Elkobeth Hackett
Pat eI G«Jrge Hackett
Cathy" Johll Hagerstrom
Ceil Hagerstrom
Heidi <t Kristofor H agerstrom
Laurie&. Edwill Hagerstrom
Sylvia eI Joe Hamerschlal
Alexalldra CluJrlotte Hayden
Jeremiah Martin Hayden
Jon Kenneth Hayden
Maureen Flood Hayden
Mary T. Hawley
Sylvia eI Poul Herber
Lou Hinzpeter
Naomi eI Tom Ireland
Graa Jennings
J. BtlyllQrd Jerome
EIiUlbeth eI Jack Xane
GiMyei Doll Xelly
Bernard eI Dottie Xennedy
Floren« K~lIedy
Ger/ruth Kenlledy
MII/ieel Bill Xing
ElaiM&' JOt.' Kohart
Milton Kolb
Eilern &. Dick Kronbichler
Inga eI Benne/( Laland
Marie&. Arthur Lamallda
Mary AM eI Lloyd La~rty
RosaleellLederman
Belly Lindner Leon
Billy Leon
Florellt:e Leibold
Helen &. Ben Loweree
EIi~abeth &. Johll Lucas
Edna &. Gusla\! Lundberg
Jfuriel &: Frank Lystoll
Raeel AI Maginn
Trot:)' eI Bob Ma lf/
Sue el/""r M almstrom
Marcote Fam ily
Peg &. Don Martin
AllthOilY McDonough
Elizabeth M . McCloskey
The McGoIdricks
Catherine&. Thomas McCrink
Leontine K. McPhillips
Paul",e Melady
Bonllie JUN! M ellon
Tori &. Pat Mercuri
Lillian &. Johll Milone
Helen &. Ted Motorney
Katherine eI Paul Motorney
J. Herbert M uller
Joall eI Nick Muratori
Cathryn M urtha
Marion .. William Nash
"Us Neorys"
Pauline & Arthur Nepp4!/
l)QrOlhyel Frank Nis~t
MaudO'~1I
Mabel eI ClIlrence Palmer
Marga"' &. Carroll Parker
Laura" Villt:ellt Pellechia
Anile &. Nicholas Petralia
A/icecl JOSli'ph Plait
Point Lookout Hardware
Doris Pulet~
KalieQuiu
Amallda Rene Richter
Susan Leon Richler
Kate&. Mike Rippel
Rolf Somson eI Family
MaeSchetr
LIllian &. TOllY St:hneible
Clem Seuslng
Harold Seusing
Jess Shepheard
Cathleell &. Louis Sherman
MlldrefiSiCtl
Catherine eI Peter Smith
ContinuM on POle 2
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- THE COMMUNITY OUTLooK-
POINT LOOKOUT
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PASTOR'S COLUMN
If I read my calendar correctlyand it IS hard to read any calendar
correctly-so swift is the essence of
time-this is the December issue of
the Outlook. The very essence of the
Judeo-Christian faith and of Christmas
is giving. God gave life in the first
place. Abraham was willing to give
his son, Isaac; Moses gave his life
in obedience to God's call to lead the
Israelites. A primary principle of Biblical
faith is "It is more blessed to give,
than to receive." This is also a statement of the nature of life, of reality
itself. While the foregoing verse is
often quoted at offering time in worship, Christ was not talking about
money, but the giving of oneself as a
person in service to others. Psychologists tell us. that givers are the happy,
well adjusted people. Of course, we
can give without loving, but we cannot
love without giving.
Christmas is shortly upon us. Are we
going to give only to those who give
to us, to only those we deem worthy;
or will we give because we love, and because there is need on the part of the
recipient? Will we let the commercialization of Christmas kill or stymie its
spirit? 1 hope not. The poets' observation of the human scene is especially
applicable at this sacred season:
"The world ;s too mu.:h with us;
lale and soon,
Getting and spending, we lay waste
our powers:
Lillie we see in Nature that is ours;
We have given our hearts away,
a sordid boon!"
We can maintain our balance and a
Biblical perspective on life by remembering at this and all seasons that Christmas is not so much activit y, as it is
an essential s pirit, the spirit of giving .
God gave His Son. His Son gave his
life. What will you give? In life, to
whomever needs it? How each one of
us answers that question determines
the extent of one's happiness and fulfillment.
A minister had just finished his
fundraising sermon and was greeting
worshippers in the nanhex. A somewhat irate young women shook his
hand and said. "Why, to hear you tell
it, the life of faith is simply, 'give,
give, give!'"
"Young lady," her pastor replied,
"That is the best definition of the
Judeo-Christian faith that I have ever
heard!"
Rev. Marcus Anderson, Pastor
Pl. Lookout CommunilY Church
CHRISTMAS SALE A
SELLOUT
At I o'clock, Saturday, December 6,
the tables at the Point Lookout Community Church bazaar were loaded.
At 5 p.m. they were practically empty.
That's proof-positive that the sale was
a success. Practically every member of
the Ladies Guild worked herself to the
exhaustion point, before, during and
after the big event. Of course, Regina
Davis, the project director, had prepared everything in advance. It was
a great shock and loss to everyone
that Regina was in a bed at the hospital
and therefore not on the floor, Saturday, December 6. Frances Fernandez
was a wonderful substitute. A loud
hurrah should go to her. She worked
seemingly lirelessly as did Edith Hammer
and her sisters at that baked goods
table.
There were many prize winners. As
we remember, some of them were
Helen Curtin (the 23 lb. turkey), Agnes
Keenen (the $25 King Kullen gift certificate), Emily Skirbe (painting by Dr.
Wertheimer), Anne Gallagher (the 51.
Mary's blanket), Kathy Mahoney
(money tree), Ms. Anderson and Ms.
Kiernan each a quilt, etc., etc. Of
course, there were 44 more winners at
the Barter table.
The President, Isabelle Griffin and
1.11 the ladies say, "Thank you, friend s.
You made our efforts worthwhile."
" MERRY CHISTMAS!"
OUR LADY OF THE MIRACULOUS
MEDAL
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7:30 - 9 - to:30and 12:30
December, lQ80
CARL BECOMES OR. CARL
SO YEARS AGO
On Sunday afternoon, December 14,
from 2 to 5 p.m., our Dr. Wenheimer
will be honored by an Open House
Party at the Olde Firehouse. Plans are
being formulated and the event no
doubt will occur before this edition
comes out.
However. this we know-that way
back in 1930 in Germany, Carl
Wertheimer became Dr. Carl
Wertheimer. Then in 1935, he and his
wife. Else, came to America. Their
family has grown to two daughters,
Susan and Dr. Alice and 4 grandchildren (the Marcotes to us).
Dr. Wertheimer has been a deputy
chief with the Pt. Lookout-Lido Beach
Fire Dept. for 20 years. Needless to
say, he attends many patients here at
the Point (where he has resided since
1949). And, he has been known to
make house calls. He also still has an
active practice in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
We congratulate him for his achievements and his patients for being so
lucky!
THANK YOU
Many thanks to the men of the
Rescue Squad for their prompt and
excellent response to the Kennedy
house on Thanksgiving Eve. Al Bloodgood is doing well and is home from
the hospital. God bless everyone.
May Spencer
Frieda SlUmp"
Grace &: 0110 Steinbach
Adelaide Sundmacher
Millicent A. Triclrfer
Lucy&: SDI Vella
Dorothy &: Char/~ Vema
Rev. James Wa t.ron &: Family
LorellO Walker
Karhryn Wafsh
Pa l &: Bill While
Dorothy M. Wiega nd
Elcunor Wirth
Sara &: DaVid Zinman
Pef{gy Fanning
Mury Ryu n
December, 1980
Page Three
- THE COMMUNITY OUTLooK-
SOUTH PACIFIC
It truly was "Some Enchanted Evening"-a 3 day stand pr.esented by Long
Beach Catholic School at the Lindell
School Nov. 21-23.
The "Poi nt" took special pride in
our stars, Jeanette Barna (Nettie) and
William White (Emile De Becque) who
did such splendid jobs in the lead
roles.
We would also like to congratulate
our other stars from the Point and
Lido-Kenny Ozgercin who played
"Stewpot", Scott McDonnell as Comdr.
Harbison and Allison (who shared the
part with Elizabeth O'Brien) & Matthew
Brennan as the children. Then there
were the Point Lookout Sailors; Frank
Boyle, Meghan Driscoll, Laura Hogan
and Irene Reilly. The Nurses from the
PoiO! included Kathy and Terr y
Mahoney and our leading Nurse, Mary
Stillwagon. The song and dance routines by these groups were great.
Also of noteworthy talent in this
ambitious production were the other
stars from Long Beach who were outstanding in the parts of Luther Billis
(Brian Forkin), Captain Brackett
(James Halley), Bloody Mary (Teresa
Golia) and Lt. Cable (Steven Gormley).
All of this would have been impossible were it not for Mrs. Virginia
Kelly (a new member of our community) as producer and director and
Mrs. Bette O'Brien as Musical Director.
These two LBCS teachers voluntarily
rehearsed and coached the children for
countless hours. The end product was
well worth the effort.
We can't forget to thank Mr. Don
Kelly and Nancy and Diane Kelly for
their expert Stage Management.
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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
FROM THE OVER 50'S
The Over 50's are very happy at this
time. One reason is that Anne McGoldrick, the president, is back again
and appears well. Another reason for
the happiness is that their Christmas
plans seem to be realizing. On the 17th
a large group will be bused into the
city as planned. Then on the 21st
a cocktail party will be held at the
Point View Inn.
However, by the laws of nature,
a few members will be missing this
Christmas-Mae Cunningham, Mary
Schmiemann, Miriam Samson, Julia
Goodhart, May Healy. Frank Sutherland, Jim Hayden, Adele Boyle and
Ralph Gilbert. Memories of these
members and of other years will be in
the hearts of all.
CHILDREN LEARN WHAT
THEY LIVE
1/ a child lives with criticism,
He learns to condemn.
1/ a child lives with hOSlililY,
He/earns lo/ighl.
If a child lives wilh ridicule,
He learns 10 be shy.
If a child lives wilh shame,
He learns lofee! guilty.
If a child fives with tolerance,
He learns 10 be patiem.
If a child lives with encouragemenl,
He learns confidence.
If a child lives with praise,
He learns to appreciale.
If a child lives with fairness,
He /earnsjustice.
If a child lives with security.
He learns /0 have/aith.
If a child fives with approval,
He learns to like himself.
If a child fives wilh acceptance and
friendship,
He learns tofind love in the world.
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Children under 12 - $1.00
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- THE COMMUNITY OUTLOOKABOUT FOLKS
By Amy Berghold
The Magi had their star in the East,
but Pt. Lookout has many stars in
the form of the beautiful tree lights
on Lido Blvd. We thank everyone who
donated time and money to brighten
our Chistmas season. The Holiday
Tree Lighting Raffle was won by
Martha Paulonis-a weekend for two
at the St. Moritz on the Park, a
theater show and dinner-what a great
unex.pected Christmas present!
Congratu lations to the Long Beach
Catholic School on their outstanding
production of "South Pacific" held at
the Lindell School. The two leading
stars were our own Jeanette Barna and
Billy White. Lookout Broadway!
Jerry Boyle hosted the Thursday
Knighters Poker Club and their wives
on December 3rd at the Garden City
Country Club. The holiday spirit was
shared by Helen and Charlie Brockman, Mel and Audrey Brown, Mary
and Peter Donoghue, Sylvia and Joe
Hamerschlag, Elizabeth and John Kane,
Sue and Ivar Malmstrom, Tori and
Pat Mercuri, Kate and Mike Ripple
and Lillian and Tony Schneible.
We are fortunate to have a collection
of original ethchings by Mary Hanrahan
on view at our Pt. Lookout Library.
They are based on local scenes, namely,
"PI. Lookout", "Sailing", "Windy
Day at the Beach" and her latest,
"The Inlet-Pt. Lookout" which received
an award at the South Shore Art
League Ex.hibition at the No. Merrick
Public Library in September.
It's logical for PI. Lookouters to
vacation during the winter as we have a
built-in summer vacation with our beach,
as Ann Hearn of Baldwin Ave. will
testify-recently, Ann and George
were in San Diego. While George was
attending to business, Ann wen( to the
beach but to Ann, the best beach in
the world is right here in our own
back yard! -Elea nor Dugan visited
Mary and Ray at their new home in
Florida-Janie and Tom O'Cailahan
went to St. Martins-Mary Lou and
George McPhillips went to Puerto
Rico-John McCrink and family came
from No. Carolina to visit Mom &
Pop on Lynbrook Avenue for Thanksgiving-We wish Mrs. Crowley of
Cedarhurst Ave. good health and happiness in her new home in Florida.
Congratulations to Mary and Andy
Richter on the birth of their baby
girl...Nora Larsen Kennedy was christened in S1. Brigid's Church at Westbury, Saturday, November 29. She is
the daughter of Bernard and Lisa Barry
Kennedy. Lisa's sister, Karen, and
Bernard's brother, Eugene, were the
godparents.
Clear the streets-Tracy Main has
her driver's li cense!
Merry Christmas to all and remember
you won't have a long face if you
wear a wide smile.
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CI VI C ASSOCIATION
By Sylvia Hamerschfag
On December 4th, the Civic Association invited all resident of Point Lookout to a meeting at the Recreation
Hall to hear Officer Ba1che from the
Nassau Crime Resistance Group speak
on the problem of burglary. He presented a splendid motion picture and
answered Questions. Once again, we
were advised to call 911 immediately
upon observing anything unusual and
he stressed [he point thaI the best
deterrent is neighborly cooperation.
President Anne Marie McGoldrick
reported that the two variances
schedu led to be heard by the Town
Board had been postponed until
January 14th and that she would keep
the people advised by posting any
change of dale in Merola's, John
MacDonald's and Gelo's Phannacy.
She thanked Board Chairman Bob
Murray, Counci lmen Anhur Lamanda,
Elizabeth McCloskey and George Mc
Phillips, Beach Chairman Gerry Carmody, Zoning Chairman John Mac
Donald, Traffic Chairman Ken 8olkcom
and Dick Pogue, Secretary Shirley
Sim mons and Sy lvia Hamerschlag for
their cooperation in helping to preserve our community.
Our best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New
Year.
THANKSGIVING EVE SERVICE
By Mary T. Hawley
The Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service held in the Church of Our Lady
of the M.iraculous Medal in conjunction
with the Point Lookout ':ommunity
Church on Wednesday, November 26.
put everyone who attended in the pro·
per spirit for the following day.
Father Casey's readings from the
Scriptures, Reverend Anderson's talk
on the "Celebration of Giving Thanks"
and the seasonal music by the excell ent choir and the congregation em·
phasized the true meaning of giving extra thanks to God at this particular
time.
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December, 1980
THE COMMUNITY OUTLOOK -
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FISHING CLUB NEWS
By Roland Donohue
On Saturday evening, November
15th, fishing club members and their
guests had a whale of a time al the
Old Firehouse. We had our fall dance.
and those who attended a few pleasant
hours dancing to the lilting strains of
Raymond Oreggia and his orchestra.
Congratulations to Ernie Davis, the
dance chairman, for a job well done.
He was ably assisted in the task by
Matt Neary, Bill Betz, Kirk Guyton,
Mel Brown, and Lou Shennan. We
would also like to thank Matt Neary.
Charlie Brockman, Joe Harmerschlag,
Mel Brown, Kirk Guyton, Carroll Parker, Dr. Pat Mercuri, Lou Sherman,
Dennis Gannon, Ernie Davis, and
Gelo's for donating the door prizes.
Last but not least, we would like to
express our appreciation to Sylvia
Hamerschlag who did a beautiful job
in making up the baskets of cheer.
The only unpleasant event of the entire evening occurred when the president of the club was locked out of
the dance in the biting cold for about
fifteen minutes. Despite my frantic
pounding on the doors and windows,
no one paid attention to me until our
newest member, Tony Schneible of
Garden City Avenue came to the rescue
and let this shivering soul back into
the place of fun and frolic. What
really bothered me was the fact thai I
was not even missed!
At our November meeting, the Rescue Company gave a demonstration of
CPR (cardio-pulmonary resuscitation)
Many thanks to Joe Catano of the
fire department who conducted the
meeting.
Bei:ause of the holidays we will not
be having a December meeting. Our
next meeting will be on Tuesday,
January 27th, al the Point View Inn.
Here's wishing everyone a Merry
Christmas, and may you all have fish
on your hooks and crabs in your basket in 1981!
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A THAN KSG IVING "THANK YOU"
The tu rkey and trimmings are all
gone bu t the warmth of the day
of thanks lingers .
I want to say: "Thank you, dear
God, fo r giv ing this Community the
ki nd of peo ple who really care!" No
matter what their personal problems and
obligations t hey still knocked themselves out to ma ke a fund-ra ising function a great s uccess.
I refer to the Our Lady of the
Miracu[ous Medal T hanksgiving cocktail party al the Bishop Molloy Recreation Hall on Saturday, November 22nd .
Those of you who attended know what
I mean and those of you who didn't
please come next time and enjoy.
So many people contributed their
efforts it's impossible to give proper
credit but I wou ld like to cite a few
alphabetica lly-Ken Balkcom, Anne
and Ji m Cavanagh, Alice Cook,
Eleanor Dugan, Ruth Dumas, Kay Fee,
Rosemary and Tony Gomez, Robert
Hanlon, Irene Hanratty, Mary Hoga n,
Mary Hoolahan, Gertrude Kenned y,
Tracy Main, A nn Matlhews, Kale and
Ralph Melady, Elizabeth McCloskey,
Tori and Pat Mercuri, Barbara and
Frank O'Shea, Martha Paulonis a nd
Dorothy Wiegand.
Then there are always the special
people-thanks to Aileen Bolkcom for
her Super ticket sales operation; J ohn
MacDona ld tor supplying the seasonal
decorations; Sylv ia Hamerschlag for
the beautifully decorated "Cheer" baskets; Pauline Melady, who, in her own
quiet way is an inspiration to us all ,
fo r collecti ng the "Cheer" and for her
lively "si ng-a-Iong " piano music and
Stanley Hoola han for his advice and
understand ing, his efficiency and his
ability to be every place at once, but
modes tly says: "When you've done as
many as I have, it's easy !"
T hanks a lso to all of you who came.
Have a Merry Christmas and a Heal thy
1981!
Mary T. Hawley, Chairlady
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NUTS is the perfect solution to the
mid-winter doldrums. It is an original
musica l romp guaranteed to make you
rorget the weather. In addition to the
cast announced in the last issue, volunteers will sing. T his is an evening for
the whole fa mily.
It will be presented at Ihe Point
Lookout Co mm un ity C hurch Hall on
Friday and Sat urday, January 30 and 31
and Friday and Saturday, February 6
and 7 at 8:30 P. M . The donation
payable at the door is $2.50 - $ 1.00
for children under 12.
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Friday · 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
" ThR Slore Wilh Exrended Service "
NASSAU HOME APPLIANCE
150W. Park Avenue
Long Beach
Some Loculion Over 46 Years
Open Thursday and Friday £"enmgs
TilI B:30 - Daily {ill 6 p. tn .
Visa and MaslCr Charge
4J ' ·1900
A SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY
THE
COMMUNITY OUTLOOK
Issued throughout the year by
Point Lookout Community Church
Point Lookoul , New York
Dorothy M. Wiegand . ...... . . . Editor
Edna Lundberg ..... Assistant Editor
Audrey Brown .. Advertising Manager
-
STAFF -
Mel Brown... . ... . . Financial Manager
DorolhyWiegand ... _... LadiesGuild
Naomi Ireland .. . .. Lido Beach News
. . Fishing Club
Roland Donohue
Sylvia Hamerschlag. .. Civic Assoc.
Amy Berghold
. Abou t Folks
(516)431·2320
LASKAS
Joseph F, Hardenhurgh
Flowers fo r all Occasions
18 w. Park Ave.
Long Beach
GE 1·9783
Real Estale
MOTigage L oans
Doroth y Barna
Broker
33 Lido Boulevard
Porru Loo koul. N.Y. 11569
December, 1980
LIDO BEACH NEWS
By N aomi Ireland
It is the holiday season again. A time
of good will for all.
Stephanie Kahn Ki nsolving and her
husband , Wi ll iam C. Kinsolving have
left St. T homas and are planning to
open a res taurant in Freeport on the
waterfront. Dr. Stanley Kahn has returned fro m a vaca tio n in Florida .
P hyllis Zagano is teaching English
literature and journalism at Fordham
University .. . Betty Mooney won a prize
at a rarne given by t he Rockville Art
League. She had her port rait painted
by Daniel Cook. And, ii's hers to
keep. Lucky girl ! Betty's son, T o m,
will be visiting her duri ng C hristmas
vacation ... Ma rianne Petralia has joined
the Honor Society at the Long Beach
H ig h Sc h oo l. Co n g ra tul a tion s ,
Mar ianne! ... M rs. P etane's brother,
unfortu nately, suffe red a heart attack
while he was visiting her, but than ks
to the expert serv ice by the Point
Lookout-Lid o Beach Fire Department ,
he is now recoveri ng at the Long Beach
Hospital. Get well soon!
You've all read of the terrible destructiveness of t he Cali fornia fores t
fi res. Lido Beach had a brush fire
o n the du nes that could have been
serious except for the quick work of
our three wo men and o ne man firefighters who soon had the flames under
control.
Hope you all have a wonderful
holiday!
V-'"
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
MONDAY SATURDAY 5P.M
SUNDAY 12 NOON
SUNDAY BR UNCH
EARLY BIRD SPECIALS
WEEKEND COCKTAIL HOUR
PRIVATE PARTIES
for all occasions
81 MlneolaA\enue
PI. Lookoul. N . Y.
By Appomlmenl
(51 6)43 ; -2369
JAC K SOLOMON. OPTICIAN
612 E. Park
LOllg Beach
A\·~,nue
GEI·333]
GE 2·2299
GE2·9055
ella Sw , on ';,
3 Lido Blvd.
[Inc.
PATRONIZE
OUR
Point Lookou t, N.Y.
Internationally Famous
Hair Coloris t and Stylist
ADVERTISERS
ANDERSON ROOFING CO.
Aluminum Sldmg
Ye Olde Firehouse Exchange
at Point L ookout on Lido Blvd.
Furniture, Painllngs, Crystal, SLher. China,
Je"elry, Rugs, Old Lamps. Hand t.lade Articles
We purchase contents of homes
Come 10 Sell!!! Silly 10 Buy!!!
MOil., Tues., Wed., Thurs .• Saturd3Y
11 a.m.-Jp.m.
889-9232
A Community Shop st3ffed alld operaled
by volunleers.
For Ihe purpose of raismgjurrds 10 reSlore Ihe
Olde Fireshouse.
Closed Jan., Feb., and March
54 Baldwin Ave.
FRANK QUINTO & SON , INC.
Recently, we read an interesting
article in the New York Times. The
writer exto lled the virtues of the cleanli ness of many cities , even very poor
ones, arou nd the world. He contrasted
the cleanli ness o f Montreal and Vancouver with the terri ble lack of it in
such cities as New York and Chicago.
As he continued contrasting, we fea red
he might mention Point Lookout a nd
our supply of bottles, cans, papers,
damaged wa lks and even dog feces
around tow n.
Before some other writer gelS around
to us, let's clea n up! Let's take pride
in Point Lookout! Remember"CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO
GODLINESS"!
Jacqueline Locmajian
LlctflSed CosmelO/oglsl Eslhetlclen
Specializl.1g In Europeonfacials
III Bay~0,,,," POO"l \.ooO.OUl:;' ~~I~
432·4220
WE READ WITH FEAR
Page Seven
- T HE COMMUN ITY OUTLOO K -
General Contractor
Bulldozing Excavating Trucking
Cesspools Septic Tank s
Concrete Work Landscaping
Fences RetainelWalls
Tree Removal
GE 2·7900
567·6589
HOOU~HAN
OIL
780 Long Beach Blvd.
BURNERS
Long Beach
ConcreleWork 431-1436
POINT LOOKOUT
HARDWARE & MARINE
Hardware - Paint
Houselurnlshings
John Crowley
26 Lido Blvd.
Point Lookout
C~spools
Black Walls
Fences
V. MAGALE
- LANDSCAPINGGennal Conrrocllng
1VPSOIL - GRAVEL-SOD
Lynbrook Avenue
Poinl Lookoul
223·7586
JOHN SCANLAN
Rooling And Gutters
679 Brooklyn Ave.
Baldwin, N.Y.
LONG BEACH BOWL
Open Bowling - LeaguesNursery - C.ocktail Lounge - Bar
140 Shore Road
GEneral 1-6317
BROS.
Painting · Dec orating
66 HEW L ETT AVENUE
POINT LOOKOUT. L.t.. N.Y.
432-8327 Jack - 432-4159 Frank
European Tlai ned
KAVANAGH
FUEL
Gu t t·ers and Leaders
GEneraI2-6J77
43N)666
We Call and Deii\"el
SUPER QUALITY CLEANERS
and l.AUNDERERS
Patronize your local Cleaner-Launderer
RI-:.LI A B L f.
RfSPQNSIBLI::
Samt Day Sen'ice on Dry Cleamng
57 Lido Boulevard
POlm LookoUI. N.Y.
~':>age
-
Eight
December. 1980
THE COMMUNITY OUTLOOK -
Plaza 1-6240
cRLcha'1.d
AT THE CARLTON HOUSE
22 East 62nd Street
Bet. Fifth and Madison
New York, N. Y. 10021
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SJH'cialist$ in Hair Styling - Permanent Waving Hair Coloring
(516) 889-4499
LIDO BLVD GARAGE
AUTOMOTIVE DIAGNOSIS & REPAIR
37 Udo Blvd.
PI. Lookout, N.Y. 11569
Gela's
Point Pharmacy
62 Lido Blvd., Point Lookout
POINT LOOKOUT
DELICATESSEN
JONES INLET
FISH MARKET
Home Made Salads
We specialize in buffet catering and
fancy sandwiches for any occasion.
Delivered
99 BAYSIDE DRIVE. PoiNT LOOKOUT
Ed Reagan
I Lido Blvd.
889.{)247
Owner
889·3444
We keep a Family Prescription
Profile Record.
Full line of Elizabeth Arden, Almay
Rus$el Stover Candies
Ambassador Cards
Full line of Chane!, Worth, lean Nate,
Nina Ricci, Rive Gauche, Charlie,
Norell Perfumes.
WINTER HOURS:
Mon.-Fri
9 a.m. -7 p.m.
9a.m. -6p.m.
Salurday
Sunday
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
THE COMMUNITY OUTLOOK
P.O. BOX NO. 28
Point lookout,l.I., N.Y. 11569
OUR HOURSARE YOUR HOURS
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CENTRAL FEDERAL SAVINGS
MAIN OFFICE at 249 East Park Avenue, LoRi Beach
8:30a.m. 10 ~ p.m.
Monday thm Friday
Saturday
9 a.m. 10 noon
DRIVE UP WINDOW 11249 Easl PlUk Avenue. LOlli Beach
8 I.m. 10 S p.m.
Monday IhN Thursday
Friday
8 a.m. 10 8 p.m.
Salurday
8:30 I.m. 10 1 p.m.
Sunday
10 a.m. 102 p.m.
Fresh Daify From Our
Own Fleet
Open 7 Days
9-5
432·5560
BRANCH al 101 Wesl Park Avenue. Long Beach
Monday
8:30 a.m. 108 p.m.
8:JO I.m. t,,4 p.m.
Tuesday IhN Friday
Samrday
9 a.m. 10 noon
BRANCH at J941 Lana Beach Road, Island Park
FOODroItNSHOPPINGCUIT£R
Monday thru Friday
Salurday
Sunday
II I.m. to 7 p.m.
111.m. t04p.m.
111.m. 10 2 p.m.
SAVINQSINSUREO: FSLIC
Non Profit Organ.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Valley Stream, N.Y.
Permit No. 840
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