39.0°,
Fair On the board
Posted
Jan. 22, 7 p.m., Village Hall.
Village Board of Trustees Meeting
Jan. 26, 8:15 p.m., Village Hall.
Community events
The Rockville Centre
Democratic Club
hosts"Obama's Inaugural: A New Beginning?" Guest speaker Mary Ann Trasciatti, Asst. Prof., Hofstra University., Dept. Speech Comm., Rhetoric & Perf. Studies analyzes and leads this discussion. Jan. 28, 8 p.m., Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, 150 North Centre Ave. All are welcome, no charge.
SSHS Booster
Club Annual Dinner Dance
honoring, Athletic Director Michael Heller. Jan. 31 7 p.m. -midnight at the Oceanside Knights of Columbus, 2985 Kenneth Place.
$60 per person includes cocktail hour, dinner, dancing and raffles. RSVP by Jan. 21.Make checks payable to SSHS Booster Club. For further information, contact Maureen at (516) 678-6809.
Fortnightly Chorus Performance
on Feb 3 at 1:30 p.m. under the direction of co-president Lorraine Hoskin. A tea hour will follow the program at St. Mark's Methodist Church on Hempstead Ave.
St. Agnes Cathedral Singers in Concert
in the Holy Cross Chapel on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. Their cantors and choir section leaders combine to sing an
enchanting evening of a cappella music in the 1920s Gothic Chapel of theHoly Cross at 1 Quealy Place. Guest performance by the Lute PlayerChristopher Morrongiello playing the music of Byrd, Tallis and Morley. The concert is limited to 100 guests. Reservations are required.There is a $25 suggested ticket donation for the concert and a wine and cheese reception. Admission is $15 for adults/concert only and $10 for students and seniors/concert only For more information, call (516) 764.9578.
Fortnightly Club Meeting
On Feb. 17th Fortnightly members will share their collectibles and tales of the quest to find them. The meeting will take place at 1:30 p.m. at St. Mark's Methodist Church on Hempstead Ave.
Empire Safety Council's Defensive Driving Course
will be held at Mercy Medical Center on Feb. 21 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Mercy League Lounge located across from the entrance to the hospital's Emergency Department.Upon completion of this course, participants are eligible for 10% off their motor vehicle insurance for three years and/or a reduction of points from their drivers license. The fee for the course is $40.00 per person and advance registration is required. To register, or for more information, contact Jeannie Jaeger at (516) 705-2589.
Ongoing events
Lavender League.
The 12th season of Long Island's only co-ed softball league serving the Gay Lesbian Transgendered communities of Nassau and Suffolk counties. Contact Joe Barone at (631) 553-0081.
Compassionate Friends -
A support group for bereaved parents and siblings, meets at Molloy in the Wilbur Arts Building the second Friday of every month at 8 p.m. Call (516) 766-4682 for more
information.
Newcomers' Club -
The Newcomers Club invites residents, old and new, to join in the fun. The club organizes a wide variety of social events throughout the year to help bring friends and neighbors together. Join today and start enjoying all that our community has to offer ladies, couples and families alike. For membership information please contact Debra McCarthy at (516) 764-0404 or Cristie Favata at (516) 665-2200, or visit www.rvcnewcomersclub.com.
RVC Homemakers -
The Rockville Centre Chapter of Homemakers meets every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the John A. Anderson Recreation Center, 111 N. Oceanside Rd., Rockville Centre Come and join them if you are interested in making new friends, community service projects, cooking, crafts, needlework or sewing classes. For more information, call
(516) 379-9857.
The furniture exchange -
is an organization that coordinates the donation of used (but in good condition) furniture and other household items with less fortunate families that are in need of those items. If you have any items to donate that are not listed above please call (917) 304-2063 or (646) 442-8081 to inquire if there is a need. Please note that they do not accept clothing.
RVC Businessmen's
and women's Bowling League.
Starts early September. Thursday nights. Businesses, women's groups, restaurant and bar teams welcome. Four bowlers per team. Cash prizes, excitement, cool fun. Call Dave at (516) 448-4416.
Explorer Post One
invites new members, ages 14 and older to join our high adventure club. We are a co-ed and family-oriented group offering activities such as hiking/backpacking, rock/ice climbing, canoe/kayaking, ski/snowboarding, orienteering and more. We are Crew One of the Venturing Program of BSA. For information, please call Matt at (516) 867-8435 and/or visit our web site at www.explorerpostone.org.
Rockville Centre
Historical Society:
Phillips House invites one and all to enjoy the village's historic house and its memorabilia. The house, at 28 Hempstead Ave., is open Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. or by appointment for groups.
For more information call
(516) 764-7459.
At the Library
221 N. Village Ave.
(516) 766-6257
The following art will be featured through the month of January.
In the Lower Concourse Gallery:
"People. Places. Things." Photography by Amy Aronowitz.
Display Cases:
Crafts by the staff of the Rockville Centre Public Library
In the Upper Concourse Gallery:
Portraits by Hilda Klinger
In the Large
Community Room Gallery:
Photographic Art by Robert T. Bloom
This week:
Jan. 23
Friday Films, 2 p.m. "Bucket List," Rated PG 13; 97 minutes.
Video Game Friday, 4 p.m. Have fun playing the library'sr Wii or bring your own. For grades 7 and higher.
Jan. 26
Monday Mysteries at noon. Join leader Eileen McCarthy for an entertaining discussion of "Pride and Prescience" by Carrie Bebris.
Advanced Microsoft Excel, 6:30 p.m. Learn advanced features including macros, graphinig, and charting. $5 fee payable upon registration at the Adult Reference Desk.
Great Books 7:15 p.m. Join leader Bernie Mann. Please consult library flyers for titles.
Teen Mother/Daughter Book Discussion 7:30 p.m. For girls in grades 7 and up and their moms, a lively discussion of "Suite Scarlett" by Maureen Johnson.
Donald X. Clavin, Receiver of Taxes,7 p.m. Everything you always wanted to know about your taxes. Information on assessments, tax grievances and exemptions.
Jan. 28
Frank Lloyd Wright presented by Mary Vahey, 1 p.m. The popular historical novel. "Loving Frank" by Nancy Horan inspired this look at the famous architect, his life and works.
Jan. 29
Parent/Child Workshop 9:30 a.m. For parents or caregivers and their children 14-35 months. Siblings up to age five welcome. Pre-register in the Children's Room for this program of interactive play and socialization.
Mother Goose 11 a.m.For children 14-35 months and their parents or caregivers who have already participated in Parent/ Child Workshop. Pre-register in the Children's Room.
Children's Chess 7:30 p.m. Join chess master Joel Salman to learn how to play, sharpen your skills, and prepare for the library'sr chess tourney on February 19.
Special concert:
"Love notes," the words and music of Robert and Clara Schumann and their friendship with Johannes Brahms. Coming Feb.8 at 2 p.m. The venue has been changed to South Side Middle School.
At the
Rec Center
111 N. Oceanside Road
(516) 678-9339
Roll around play days
The Roll-Around set-up will be available 9:15-10a.m. for children ages 1-4 on Jan, 2 & 3. of the holiday recess. Parents must accompany children . The fee is $7.00 per family per session. No pre-registration is required. Please -No older children.
Computertots
This program offers extraordinary computer education classes in which children will learn computer terminology and use. Children work on the computer in small groups with early childhood computer teachers and use a variety of exciting software and peripherals, such as a digital camera and a computer microscope. Children will develop self-confidence by using the computer as a tool for learning. Classes begin in January and run once a week. The classes are geared for ages 3-5 and run for 30 minutes. For details on days and times, call (516) 731-3766 or email loricat56@yahoo.com.
Mondays after school:
"Build Something Cool That Moves" Join the group as they explore, investigate and solve problems while learning about the building blocks of engineering - simple machines. This exciting hands-on engineering class uses Lego Education materials to explore motorized simple machines by building realistic models. Students work in pairs to creatively solve challenges, using concepts learned in class. This class is for children in 2nd-4th grades. Note: No computers are used for this class.
Tuesdays after school:
Crime Scene Investigation Use logic, senses and forensic science to solve crimes. Learn how to work the field scene and the laboratory end of CSI. Students will use finger painting, tire tread patterns and more. Each lesson will focus on a new forensic skill which will lead to solving a final investigation. No blood, no gore... but excitement galore. Class is for students in 2nd-4th grades.
Totally Technology Build skills
create projects and have fun, too. Students will be introduced to a variety of technology programs and learn important technology skills, such as graphics, programming, the digital microscope and robotics, as they create their own projects and conquer the age of technology. This class is geared for students in grades K-2.
Thursdays after school:
Crime Scene Investigation (See description above.)
Video Game Animation
Students will dive into the world of video game animation by creating characters that dance, sing and interact with one another. They'll add sound effects and music clips to create a dynamic video animation game using Scratch, the innovative programming language created just for kids by the MIT Media Lab. Creativity rules in this fun version of video game design. Class is for students in 2nd-4th grades.
All classes are offered after school. They run for 12-week sessions, for one hour each week. For more information, call (516) 731-3766 or email loricat56@yahoo.com. Registration forms are available in the lobby of the Rec Center.
Open Gym Schedule
Open gym for grades 4 and up began in October. Open gym is free play basketball in the main gymnasium of the Rec. Center. Admission is by valid recreation card. The gym will be open for basketball Saturday afternoons from 2-4:30 p.m., for grades 4 and up. The evening open gym, for grades 6 and up, is from 7:30 p.m. - 10:15 p.m.
Pre School & Nursery
School Openings
There are a few openings in the Pre Kindergarten classes, for children entering kindergarten in Sept. 2009 and 2010. Call Peggy at (516) 678-9338 or 9339 for further information.
Aerobic Exercise
Aerobics classes are offered by Nancy's Aerobics on Mon., Tues. and Thurs. evenings from 7 p.m to 10 p.m.. Classes are on-going and can be paid for daily ($5 per person). Classes are conducted in the Rec Center gym.
Square Dancing
With nationally known caller Lee Kopman takes place Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 7 - 10 p.m. Fee: $5 per person. on-going.
At the
Sandel
Center
Leonard Sandel Senior Center
50 South Park Ave.
(516) 678-9350
Any RVC senior 60 years or older is encouraged to find out about the programs and services offered. A staff member will be happy to discuss membership with you.
Ongoing
T.O.P.S. (Taking off Pounds
at Sandel):
Members meet every Wednesday at 3 p.m. to support each other while discussing weight awareness issues.
Cancer Support Group:
This new group seeks to provide caregivers with information, daily coping and caregiving strategies aimed at improving the quality of life for cancer patients and their caregivers. This group is open to RVC residents 60 and over. The group is limited to 10. Please call Rose at 678-9350 to
register. Cancer survivors welcome.
Tuesday Topics:
This weekly series features speakers on a variety of topics. Please call for the current schedule.
Sandel Senior Men's Club
meets the first and third Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m. for breakfast and business. At 11 a.m., when available, guest speakers discuss topics of interest to men.
Social Work Services:
Social Work supervisor Wendy Weinstock, MSW, is available for private consultation on a range of Social Work services such as housing and transportation as well as individual and group counseling. Call Wendy at (516) 536-1162.
Catholic schools week starts Jan. 25
From Jan. 25 through Jan 30, St. Agnes Cathedral Elementary School will mark Catholic Schools Week 2009. The weeklong celebration will begin in the Cathedral with a 9:30 a.m. Mass on Jan. 25.
Following that is an open house, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., that is open to everyone.
Registration for the St. Agnes Cathedral Elementary School for the 2009-2010 school year will take place on Jan. 27 and Jan. 28 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. There are limited openings for grades 1-7, and those residing within the St. Agnes Cathedral Parish will receive priority placement. There are presently no openings for grade 8.
A Baptismal certificate must be presented at the time of registraiton. And an Offertory envelope from the church in which each family is registered also must be presented. There is a $50 non-refundable registration fee for grades 1-8. There is a $150 non-refundable registration fee for kindergarten.
Save lives - donate blood
On Jan. 27 from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., South Side Middle School will host its annual blood drive that is open to all staff in the district as well as members of the community. Teacher Darcy Gilchrist has been working closely with Diane Robinson from the blood center, and fellow teachers Melanie Rubin, Michelle Ebel, Antoinette Rosolino, Kerry Toomey, Josephine Bishop, Patricia Montemarano, Lindsay Monheit and Ryan McDermott to organize the event. Student council volunteers will be on hand to help direct traffic and hand out refreshments.
For medical questions concerning blood donations, call (800) 688-0900. To schedule an appointment online, visit https://drm.nybloodcenter.org and log in with username 62365 and the password: blooddrive. For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact Darcy Gilchrist at dgilchrist@rvcschools.org or (516) 255-8978.
Help in preventing foreclosures
The Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre is announcing a new program of free foreclosure prevention and intervention services. Attorneys are available to assist homeowners. If you're in danger of losing your home due to an increase in your adjustable mortgage rate, if you need help or advice with pre-foreclosure and if you have been served with foreclosure papers from the court, you're advised not to wait until it's too late. Free legal services, including counseling, mediation, representation and court-based services are provided if necessary.The first workshop on preventing foreclosure will be held at the Hispanic Brotherhood's office at 59 Clinton Ave. on Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. For more information, call Glenda or Elena at (516) 766-6610.
Village Board of Trustees Meeting
Jan. 26, 8:15 p.m., Village Hall.
Community events
The Rockville Centre
hosts"Obama's Inaugural: A New Beginning?" Guest speaker Mary Ann Trasciatti, Asst. Prof., Hofstra University., Dept. Speech Comm., Rhetoric & Perf. Studies analyzes and leads this discussion. Jan. 28, 8 p.m., Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, 150 North Centre Ave. All are welcome, no charge.
SSHS Booster
Club Annual Dinner Dance
honoring, Athletic Director Michael Heller. Jan. 31 7 p.m. -midnight at the Oceanside Knights of Columbus, 2985 Kenneth Place.
$60 per person includes cocktail hour, dinner, dancing and raffles. RSVP by Jan. 21.Make checks payable to SSHS Booster Club. For further information, contact Maureen at (516) 678-6809.
Fortnightly Chorus Performance
on Feb 3 at 1:30 p.m. under the direction of co-president Lorraine Hoskin. A tea hour will follow the program at St. Mark's Methodist Church on Hempstead Ave.
St. Agnes Cathedral Singers in Concert
in the Holy Cross Chapel on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. Their cantors and choir section leaders combine to sing an
enchanting evening of a cappella music in the 1920s Gothic Chapel of theHoly Cross at 1 Quealy Place. Guest performance by the Lute PlayerChristopher Morrongiello playing the music of Byrd, Tallis and Morley. The concert is limited to 100 guests. Reservations are required.There is a $25 suggested ticket donation for the concert and a wine and cheese reception. Admission is $15 for adults/concert only and $10 for students and seniors/concert only For more information, call (516) 764.9578.
Fortnightly Club Meeting
On Feb. 17th Fortnightly members will share their collectibles and tales of the quest to find them. The meeting will take place at 1:30 p.m. at St. Mark's Methodist Church on Hempstead Ave.
Empire Safety Council's Defensive Driving Course
will be held at Mercy Medical Center on Feb. 21 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Mercy League Lounge located across from the entrance to the hospital's Emergency Department.Upon completion of this course, participants are eligible for 10% off their motor vehicle insurance for three years and/or a reduction of points from their drivers license. The fee for the course is $40.00 per person and advance registration is required. To register, or for more information, contact Jeannie Jaeger at (516) 705-2589.
Ongoing events
Lavender League.
The 12th season of Long Island's only co-ed softball league serving the Gay Lesbian Transgendered communities of Nassau and Suffolk counties. Contact Joe Barone at (631) 553-0081.
Compassionate Friends -
A support group for bereaved parents and siblings, meets at Molloy in the Wilbur Arts Building the second Friday of every month at 8 p.m. Call (516) 766-4682 for more
information.
Newcomers' Club -
The Newcomers Club invites residents, old and new, to join in the fun. The club organizes a wide variety of social events throughout the year to help bring friends and neighbors together. Join today and start enjoying all that our community has to offer ladies, couples and families alike. For membership information please contact Debra McCarthy at (516) 764-0404 or Cristie Favata at (516) 665-2200, or visit www.rvcnewcomersclub.com.
RVC Homemakers -
The Rockville Centre Chapter of Homemakers meets every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the John A. Anderson Recreation Center, 111 N. Oceanside Rd., Rockville Centre Come and join them if you are interested in making new friends, community service projects, cooking, crafts, needlework or sewing classes. For more information, call
(516) 379-9857.
The furniture exchange -
is an organization that coordinates the donation of used (but in good condition) furniture and other household items with less fortunate families that are in need of those items. If you have any items to donate that are not listed above please call (917) 304-2063 or (646) 442-8081 to inquire if there is a need. Please note that they do not accept clothing.
RVC Businessmen's
and women's Bowling League.
Starts early September. Thursday nights. Businesses, women's groups, restaurant and bar teams welcome. Four bowlers per team. Cash prizes, excitement, cool fun. Call Dave at (516) 448-4416.
Explorer Post One
invites new members, ages 14 and older to join our high adventure club. We are a co-ed and family-oriented group offering activities such as hiking/backpacking, rock/ice climbing, canoe/kayaking, ski/snowboarding, orienteering and more. We are Crew One of the Venturing Program of BSA. For information, please call Matt at (516) 867-8435 and/or visit our web site at www.explorerpostone.org.
Rockville Centre
Historical Society:
Phillips House invites one and all to enjoy the village's historic house and its memorabilia. The house, at 28 Hempstead Ave., is open Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. or by appointment for groups.
For more information call
(516) 764-7459.
At the Library
221 N. Village Ave.
(516) 766-6257
The following art will be featured through the month of January.
In the Lower Concourse Gallery:
"People. Places. Things." Photography by Amy Aronowitz.
Display Cases:
Crafts by the staff of the Rockville Centre Public Library
In the Upper Concourse Gallery:
Portraits by Hilda Klinger
In the Large
Community Room Gallery:
Photographic Art by Robert T. Bloom
This week:
Jan. 23
Friday Films, 2 p.m. "Bucket List," Rated PG 13; 97 minutes.
Video Game Friday, 4 p.m. Have fun playing the library'sr Wii or bring your own. For grades 7 and higher.
Jan. 26
Monday Mysteries at noon. Join leader Eileen McCarthy for an entertaining discussion of "Pride and Prescience" by Carrie Bebris.
Advanced Microsoft Excel, 6:30 p.m. Learn advanced features including macros, graphinig, and charting. $5 fee payable upon registration at the Adult Reference Desk.
Great Books 7:15 p.m. Join leader Bernie Mann. Please consult library flyers for titles.
Teen Mother/Daughter Book Discussion 7:30 p.m. For girls in grades 7 and up and their moms, a lively discussion of "Suite Scarlett" by Maureen Johnson.
Donald X. Clavin, Receiver of Taxes,7 p.m. Everything you always wanted to know about your taxes. Information on assessments, tax grievances and exemptions.
Jan. 28
Frank Lloyd Wright presented by Mary Vahey, 1 p.m. The popular historical novel. "Loving Frank" by Nancy Horan inspired this look at the famous architect, his life and works.
Jan. 29
Parent/Child Workshop 9:30 a.m. For parents or caregivers and their children 14-35 months. Siblings up to age five welcome. Pre-register in the Children's Room for this program of interactive play and socialization.
Mother Goose 11 a.m.For children 14-35 months and their parents or caregivers who have already participated in Parent/ Child Workshop. Pre-register in the Children's Room.
Children's Chess 7:30 p.m. Join chess master Joel Salman to learn how to play, sharpen your skills, and prepare for the library'sr chess tourney on February 19.
Special concert:
"Love notes," the words and music of Robert and Clara Schumann and their friendship with Johannes Brahms. Coming Feb.8 at 2 p.m. The venue has been changed to South Side Middle School.
At the
Rec Center
111 N. Oceanside Road
(516) 678-9339
Roll around play days
The Roll-Around set-up will be available 9:15-10a.m. for children ages 1-4 on Jan, 2 & 3. of the holiday recess. Parents must accompany children . The fee is $7.00 per family per session. No pre-registration is required. Please -No older children.
Computertots
This program offers extraordinary computer education classes in which children will learn computer terminology and use. Children work on the computer in small groups with early childhood computer teachers and use a variety of exciting software and peripherals, such as a digital camera and a computer microscope. Children will develop self-confidence by using the computer as a tool for learning. Classes begin in January and run once a week. The classes are geared for ages 3-5 and run for 30 minutes. For details on days and times, call (516) 731-3766 or email loricat56@yahoo.com.
Mondays after school:
"Build Something Cool That Moves" Join the group as they explore, investigate and solve problems while learning about the building blocks of engineering - simple machines. This exciting hands-on engineering class uses Lego Education materials to explore motorized simple machines by building realistic models. Students work in pairs to creatively solve challenges, using concepts learned in class. This class is for children in 2nd-4th grades. Note: No computers are used for this class.
Tuesdays after school:
Crime Scene Investigation Use logic, senses and forensic science to solve crimes. Learn how to work the field scene and the laboratory end of CSI. Students will use finger painting, tire tread patterns and more. Each lesson will focus on a new forensic skill which will lead to solving a final investigation. No blood, no gore... but excitement galore. Class is for students in 2nd-4th grades.
Totally Technology Build skills
create projects and have fun, too. Students will be introduced to a variety of technology programs and learn important technology skills, such as graphics, programming, the digital microscope and robotics, as they create their own projects and conquer the age of technology. This class is geared for students in grades K-2.
Thursdays after school:
Crime Scene Investigation (See description above.)
Video Game Animation
Students will dive into the world of video game animation by creating characters that dance, sing and interact with one another. They'll add sound effects and music clips to create a dynamic video animation game using Scratch, the innovative programming language created just for kids by the MIT Media Lab. Creativity rules in this fun version of video game design. Class is for students in 2nd-4th grades.
All classes are offered after school. They run for 12-week sessions, for one hour each week. For more information, call (516) 731-3766 or email loricat56@yahoo.com. Registration forms are available in the lobby of the Rec Center.
Open Gym Schedule
Open gym for grades 4 and up began in October. Open gym is free play basketball in the main gymnasium of the Rec. Center. Admission is by valid recreation card. The gym will be open for basketball Saturday afternoons from 2-4:30 p.m., for grades 4 and up. The evening open gym, for grades 6 and up, is from 7:30 p.m. - 10:15 p.m.
Pre School & Nursery
School Openings
There are a few openings in the Pre Kindergarten classes, for children entering kindergarten in Sept. 2009 and 2010. Call Peggy at (516) 678-9338 or 9339 for further information.
Aerobic Exercise
Aerobics classes are offered by Nancy's Aerobics on Mon., Tues. and Thurs. evenings from 7 p.m to 10 p.m.. Classes are on-going and can be paid for daily ($5 per person). Classes are conducted in the Rec Center gym.
Square Dancing
With nationally known caller Lee Kopman takes place Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 7 - 10 p.m. Fee: $5 per person. on-going.
At the
Sandel
Center
Leonard Sandel Senior Center
50 South Park Ave.
(516) 678-9350
Any RVC senior 60 years or older is encouraged to find out about the programs and services offered. A staff member will be happy to discuss membership with you.
Ongoing
T.O.P.S. (Taking off Pounds
at Sandel):
Members meet every Wednesday at 3 p.m. to support each other while discussing weight awareness issues.
Cancer Support Group:
This new group seeks to provide caregivers with information, daily coping and caregiving strategies aimed at improving the quality of life for cancer patients and their caregivers. This group is open to RVC residents 60 and over. The group is limited to 10. Please call Rose at 678-9350 to
register. Cancer survivors welcome.
Tuesday Topics:
This weekly series features speakers on a variety of topics. Please call for the current schedule.
Sandel Senior Men's Club
meets the first and third Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m. for breakfast and business. At 11 a.m., when available, guest speakers discuss topics of interest to men.
Social Work Services:
Social Work supervisor Wendy Weinstock, MSW, is available for private consultation on a range of Social Work services such as housing and transportation as well as individual and group counseling. Call Wendy at (516) 536-1162.
Catholic schools week starts Jan. 25
From Jan. 25 through Jan 30, St. Agnes Cathedral Elementary School will mark Catholic Schools Week 2009. The weeklong celebration will begin in the Cathedral with a 9:30 a.m. Mass on Jan. 25.
Following that is an open house, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., that is open to everyone.
Registration for the St. Agnes Cathedral Elementary School for the 2009-2010 school year will take place on Jan. 27 and Jan. 28 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. There are limited openings for grades 1-7, and those residing within the St. Agnes Cathedral Parish will receive priority placement. There are presently no openings for grade 8.
A Baptismal certificate must be presented at the time of registraiton. And an Offertory envelope from the church in which each family is registered also must be presented. There is a $50 non-refundable registration fee for grades 1-8. There is a $150 non-refundable registration fee for kindergarten.
Save lives - donate blood
On Jan. 27 from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., South Side Middle School will host its annual blood drive that is open to all staff in the district as well as members of the community. Teacher Darcy Gilchrist has been working closely with Diane Robinson from the blood center, and fellow teachers Melanie Rubin, Michelle Ebel, Antoinette Rosolino, Kerry Toomey, Josephine Bishop, Patricia Montemarano, Lindsay Monheit and Ryan McDermott to organize the event. Student council volunteers will be on hand to help direct traffic and hand out refreshments.
For medical questions concerning blood donations, call (800) 688-0900. To schedule an appointment online, visit https://drm.nybloodcenter.org and log in with username 62365 and the password: blooddrive. For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact Darcy Gilchrist at dgilchrist@rvcschools.org or (516) 255-8978.
Help in preventing foreclosures
The Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre is announcing a new program of free foreclosure prevention and intervention services. Attorneys are available to assist homeowners. If you're in danger of losing your home due to an increase in your adjustable mortgage rate, if you need help or advice with pre-foreclosure and if you have been served with foreclosure papers from the court, you're advised not to wait until it's too late. Free legal services, including counseling, mediation, representation and court-based services are provided if necessary.The first workshop on preventing foreclosure will be held at the Hispanic Brotherhood's office at 59 Clinton Ave. on Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. For more information, call Glenda or Elena at (516) 766-6610.
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