Hot Dogs for Hospice Care at New Hyde Park Funeral Home
Saturday, September 19
Williston Park Day Celebrated In Williston Park
Sunday, September 20
“A Taste of Italy” Fundraiser For Legislator Richard Nicolello
Monday, September 21
Friday, September 18
AARP Chapter #3983 to Meet At Clinton Martin Park
The AARP Village Chapter No. 3983 will meet at 1 p.m. at Clinton Martin Park, corner of New Hyde Park Road and Marcus Avenue, New Hyde Park.
Saturday, September 19
Hot Dogs for Hospice Care at New Hyde Park Funeral Home
From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the New Hyde Park Funeral Home is inviting everyone in the community to join them at its Hot Dogs for Hospice Benefit at the New Hyde Park Funeral Home, at 506 Lakeville Road, New Hyde Park. Hot Dogs, chips, drinks and ice cream will be served. Suggested donation price is $5 per person or $10 for families. All proceeds will benefit Hospice Care Network programs and services. Hospice Care Network offers tremendous support in our community and we want to do something to show how grateful we are,” said Joseph Smolenski, President/CEO of the New Hyde Park Funeral Home. “We hope that community members will come out, eat a hot dog and help us raise money for a great cause.” To learn more about the “Hot Dogs for Hospice Benefit” or about Hospice Care Network please call 516-224-6467 or visit www.hospicecarenetwork.org. To learn more about the New Hyde Park Funeral Home please call 352-8989 or visit www.nhpfh.com.
Sunday, September 20
Williston Park Day Celebrated In Williston Park
The Annual Williston Park Day will be celebrated in Williston Park on Hillside Avenue and Willis Avenue to the train tracks. The Chamber of Commerce of The Willistons sponsors the day that is filled with vendors, food, rides and lots of fun. Stroll along Hillside Avenue and enjoy a huge selection of vendors selling everything from crafts to hot dogs. Entertainment will be in the middle of the street at various intervals, just to add to the fun. Come one, come all. Admission is free.
Long Island Riding for the Handicapped Walk-A-Thon
The Long Island Riding for the Handicapped Association, Inc. will hold its Annual Walk-A-Thon in loving memory of Jack A. Garofalo, of New Hyde Park, who passed away last January. He was a devoted member of the program and a student and resident of AHRC. The Walk-A-Thon will be held at Jones Beach State Park, Parking Field No. 5 at 10:30 a.m., rain or shine. There is no fee for the walk, and only a parking fee of $6, but all contributions are gratefully accepted to continue the Long Island Riding for the Handicapped Association, Inc. that enables this unique program to be offered free to all those who are handicapped. The program provides therapy on horseback that is cost-free to the students and help the students see their “abilities” not their “disabilities.” Walkers are invited to invite family and friends to join the L.I.R.H. A. walk and to set a minimum goal of $25 per person and most walker teams are able to raise at least $200. All contributions are welcomed and appreciation. For further information or how to obtain pledge sheets, please call 481-1370. Or go online at www.lirha.com.
Monday, September 21
“A Taste of Italy” Fundraiser For Legislator Richard Nicolello
A fundraiser reception, “A Taste of Italy” will be held for the reelection of Nassau County Legislator Richard Nicolello, of New Hyde Park, at the Tuscan Room of The Inn at New Hyde Park, 214 Jericho Turnpike, New Hyde Park from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Cost is $100 per person. For further information, please call 455-9200.
Thursday, September 24
The 17th Annual Don Monti Memorial Golf Classic
The St. Mary’s Alumni Association’s 17th Annual Don Monti Memorial Golf Classic to be held at Plandome Country Club. He was a student at St. Mary’s Boys High School when he was afflicted with leukemia and passed away. Almost immediately, his parents Tita and Joe Monti championed the fight against cancer. The battle continues with the leadership of his sister Caroline Saldino and her husband Arthur and his brother Richard Monti. The Don Monti Pavilion at North Shore Hospital, the Don Monti Cancer research Center at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is a reminder that the fight continues. The event was named in his memory in 1996 and through the generosity of his family, has continued each year to benefit the students of the high school. The golf classic will begin with a 10 a.m. registration and brunch, followed by the noon shotgun start. The day will continue with the cocktail reception and dinner including live and silent auctions along with the presentation of the Timothy J. Coughlin ’76 Award. This portion of the day is open to alumni and their guests. For further information, please contact Sean Collins at the Office of Development & Alumni Relations at 627-4605.
Saturday, September 26
Herricks High School Homecoming
The Herricks High School will hold its Annual Homecoming parade to step off from Park Avenue, Williston Park on or about noon. All the floats will gather at this location as well as the Herricks Marching Band, all the school officials and dignitaries, the candidates for king and queen, the cheerleaders and all the various members of all the classes. A fun day, be sure to be there. (Raindate is Oct. 10)
Hillside Methodist Country Barn Dance and Sing-a-Long
The Hillside Methodist Church, 2801 Hillside Avenue at Heywood Street will hold an Old Time Country Barn Dance and Sing-A-Long with guitar playing folksinger from 8 to 10 p.m. Live music by professional musicians. $7 for adults, $3 for children under 12. Free cake, coffee, tea and lemonade. No dance experience necessary. Dance lessons provided and demonstrated. Casual attire. Singles, couples and families all welcome. Admission includes drawing for a mystery gift. For further information, please call 741-5148.
Dahlia Flower Show
Come to the annual Mid Island Dahlia Society’s Dahlia Flower Show on Sept. 26 and 27. You’ll find us at the Burns Horticultural Conference Center, Planting Fields Arboretum, Planting Fields Road, Oyster Bay from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.on Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is free with a $6 per car Planting Fields parking fee. Call 631 266-3354 or visit us at midislanddahlia.com for more information.
Monday, September 28
Schools Closed In Observance Of Yom Kippur
All public schools are closed in observance of the Jewish High Holy day Yom Kippur.
Saturday, October 3
Molloy College Irish Classes Begin
Molloy College, 1000 Hempstead Avenue, Rockville Centre, is offiering two levels of Irish Gaelic courses. The courses will be taught by Hazel Ni Chonnaire Chrobet. Information is available at hchrobet@gmail.com or 481-0372. To register contact Catherine Muscnte at emuscente@molloy.edu.
Monday, October 5
New Hyde Park Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Outing
Be part of our annual fundraiser. The Greater New Hyde Park Chamber of Commerce and New Hyde Park Lions Club present a fun-filled day of local golf and buffet dinner party. At Clearview Park Golf Club Queens, NY and The Inn At New Hyde Park. Call today to make your reservations and get additional details: Ralph Ventura – M&T Bank 466-9207, Chris Vulpis – Rosenblatt, Kiman, Levittan, Levine & Co. 326-8282, ext. 24.
Thursday, October 8
State Bank to Sponsor Marketing Seminar/Networking Event
From 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. State Bank of Long Island will sponsor a free networking event and business seminar entitled “Innovative Marketing Strategies in the New Economy.” The event will be held at their New Hyde Park branch located at 699 Hillside Avenue. RSVP by September 30 as the program is limited to 30 people. Call Sandy at 495-5077 or email to: sbentley@statebankofli.com. The presenters of the business seminar are Marla Seiden, president of Seiden Communications, a New Hyde Park based public relations and marketing firm, and Stephanie Larkin, president of Red Penguin Web Solutions, a Floral Park based web development and design firm.
Saturday, October 24
New Hyde Park Memorial High School Homecoming
New Hyde Park Memorial High School will hold its Annual Homecoming celebration starting with a parade that will wind through the streets of New Hyde Park ending at the football field. This year’s theme is entitled “Around The World” and all the floats created by each class will reflect that theme. At the halftime of the football game, the float winners will be announced, as well the names of the New Hyde Park Memorial King and Queen.
Thursday, October 29
Breakfast Club Fundraiser to Honor Rocco Iannarelli
Long Island Breakfast Club has announced that it will honor North Hempstead Town Receiver of Taxes Rocco Iannarelli at an Italian Heritage Day Event entitled An Evening in Tuscany to be held at The Westbury Manor, Jericho, New York from 6 to 11 p.m.. Tickets are available at $85 per person. This fundraising event is sponsored by the Long Island Breakfast Club, a career advocacy organization for mature professionals with a motto of “experience counts.” For further information www.LongIslandBreakfastClub.org.
