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2019 Pride In Port Schedule Of Events The Annual Hall of Fame Ceremony and Breakfast Schreiber High School Cafeteria, 9 a.m. 2019 Inductees Arnold Donado (2007) Roberta Meo (1998) Thomas Murray (2002) Lisa Vogeley (2003) Katharine Zebroski Boiko (2002) Megan Zebroski (2004)

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Pride In Port Parade Main Street near Belleview Avenue up to Campus Drive, 11:30 a.m. Grand Marshal: Fire Medic Company No. 1 celebrating 40 years of service

Senior Citizens’ Luncheon Schreiber High School Cafeteria, 12:30 p.m.

Homecoming Football Game Port Washington vs. Freeport High School, 2 p.m. Hall of Fame induction at halftime

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Polish American Hall (5 Pulaski Place), 7 p.m. Community Honoree: Martha Knowles

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A Full Day To Celebrate Pride In Port BY DEBBIE GRECO COHEN

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n Saturday, Sept. 14, the 31st annual Pride in Port celebration will begin at 11 a.m. and won’t end until 11 p.m. The day’s event line-up begins with the annual Hall of Fame ceremony and breakfast, which starts at 9 a.m. in Schreiber High School’s cafeteria. Each year, Schreiber alumni who excelled in one or more sport are honored. This year’s inductees are Arnold Donado (2007), Roberta Meo (1998), Thomas Murray (2002), Lisa Vogeley (2003), Katharine Zebroski Boiko (2002) and Megan Zebroski (2004). The parade, which begins at 11:30 a.m., demonstrates tremendous community pride through participation by nearly every Port school and many local organizations. The parade starts at Main Street near Belleview Avenue and ends on Campus Drive. This year’s Grand Marshal is Fire Medic Company No. 1, which provides ambulance and other life-support

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celebrates its 40th year of service in 2019. Unfortunately, due to construction on the Weber field, Family Fun Day has been cancelled this year. Other events planned along campus drive include the homecoming football game and a luncheon honoring senior citizens. The game begins at 2 p.m. and includes an Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony during halftime. The senior luncheon will be held in the Schreiber cafeteria starting at 12:30 p.m. No reservations are needed and the Town of North Hempstead is providing bus transportation from the Port Washington Senior Citizens Center parking lot to the parade and senior luncheon, then back to the Center at about 2 p.m. At 7 p.m., the annual “Taste of Port Washington” dinner dance kicks off

at the Polish-American Hall. Lifelong Port Washington resident Martha Monfort Knowles is being honored posthumously as the 2019 Community Honoree because of her tireless devotion to the Port Washington community throughout her 100-year-long life. Dozens of local restaurants generously donate food for the cocktail hour and dinner. Entertainment features performances by Sequel and there will be dozens of great raffle prizes. Dinner Dance tickets can be purchased in advance for $35 per person on eventbrite. com (search Pride in Port) or by calling 516-883-6566 or 516-883-6693. The event often sells out, but if there are still seats available, tickets can be purchased at the door for $40 per person. Visit the Pride in Port group Facebook page or call 516-883-6566 for more information.

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Fire Medic Company No. 1 Named Grand Marshal BY CHRISTINA CLAUS

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Two Fire Medic volunteers who have served the full 40 years the company has been in the community. (Photo by Debbie Greco Cohen)

ire Medic Company No. 1 is celebrating its 40th anniversary of providing Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to the Port Washington community. To celebrate its 40th year, the company has been named Pride in Port’s Grand Marshal. Unlike most EMS companies in New York State, Fire Medic No. 1’s volunteers focus on providing the community with 24-hour coverage 365 days a year without being required to fight fires. The company operates a stateof-the-art fleet of vehicles that

include four Advanced Life Support ambulances, along with a Primary Response Vehicle that provides quick response by training EMTs and Paramedics. Although Fire Medic Company No. 1’s members are not required to fight fires, they work alongside other Port Washington Fire Department companies during fires and other rescue calls. Many of Fire Medic’s members have volunteered for decades, three of which have been with Company No. 1 since it was incorporated in 1979. Fire Medic Company No. 1 operates out of its headquarters, which provides operational, living, meeting

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and overnight accommodations for the members who take duty in scheduled shifts, located at 65 Harbor Rd. Anyone interested in volunteering with Fire Medic Company No. 1 can call 516-883-0224 to schedule a visit. The Port Washington News asked Julian Faccibene, Captain of Port Washington Fire Department Fire Medic Co. No. 1 about what it means to the company to be named grand marshals. Q: Why do you feel Fire Medic Co No 1 was chosen to be this year’s Pride in Port Grand Marshal? A: Fire Medic Co. No. 1 is celebrating 40 years of outstanding service to the Port Washington Community. We have estimated that we have helped more than 100,000 people. Our neighbors. Q: What does it mean to you and to the company to be chosen? A: It is a tremendous honor. We volunteer for self satisfaction. It means a lot to have our community recognized our efforts and honor us with this award. Q: What will the company’s role be during Pride in Port? A: Fire Medic Co. No. 1 has been given the honor of leading the Pride in Port parade. Leading us will be three women who have been with Fire Medic Co. No. 1 since the beginning. Q: How many volunteers are part of Medic Co. No. 1? A: Presently, we have 75 women and men. In addition, there are about 40 members of the other PWFD fire companies that still help with the EMS calls. We estimate that the total number of people who have volunteered as members of Fire Medics in

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the last 40 years is probably close to 1,000 members of the community. Q: Why is it so important that Port Washington have Fire Medic Co. No. 1? A: The community needs a group of individuals who are dedicated primarily just to providing top-quality EMS ambulance service to our citizens. The Fire Medic Company was formed 40 years ago by the Port Washington Fire Department when emergency medical service ambulance work became too technically complex and required too much training for people that also needed to be fully proficient and keep up with all the training required to be firefighters. Q: What are the company’s three biggest accomplishments in the last 50 years of existence? A: Fire Medic Co. No. 1 is the first of its kind in New York State—an EMS company within a Fire Department that does not require its members to fight fires. Fire Medic Co. No. 1 is and has been a diverse group. Currently, the male to female mix has always been around 50 percent, but generally slightly more women than men. Forty years ago in the first month, Fire Medic Co. No. 1 answered 62 calls. Today, we are averaging close to 300 calls monthly. Q: What is most rewarding about being part of the company? A: The greatest reward is knowing that you are helping people of the Port Washington community and making a difference in people’s lives, including your own. —Additional reporting by Debbie Greco Cohen

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Community Honoree: Martha Knowles BY CHRISTINA CLAUS

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artha Monfort Knowles was a lifelong resident of Port Washington. She died on Jan. 31, at the age of 100. This year, Knowles will be honored posthumously as the community honoree at Pride in Port. Knowles’ father-in-law, Austin F. Knowles, started Knowles Funeral Home in 1905. Martha helped out with the business and took it over upon her husband George’s death in 1971, and continued to run it until her death. As a Monfort, Martha’s family were some of the earliest settlers of the Cow Neck peninsula as well as being Revolutionary War patriots. Q: What was Martha like? Susan Knowles Michaels: Martha was a fierce competitor, whether sailing with Port Washington Yacht Club on Manhasset Bay, bowling at Bay Bowl (and across New York State),

Martha Knowles with family and friends. golfing at North Hempstead Country Club or doing business. In 100 years of life, she never stopped learning. She was using Excel spreadsheets on the computer at 99 years of age. She

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firmly believed in doing business in Port Washington and supporting local merchants. She was a member of the Lions Club and the Eastern Star. She and my father (George B. Knowles), were instrumental in raising funds for the erection of the John Philip Sousa Band Shell (with Gay Pearsall, as well as Floyd and June Mackey). While her 24/7 schedule as a funeral director didn’t leave her with much time for hands-on volunteering, she supported virtually every organization in town with contributions. Martha was born in Port, lived here all her life, died and was buried in Port—she was the quintessential “Clam Digger” (heir to the proprietary recipe for Monfort clam chowder, which she guarded to her grave). Pam Monfort (McDonough): She was a trailblazer. I really was amazed how she took over the Funeral Home, which was a male-driven business in the ’70s. Unheard of, but she always did everything to the max, she never left anything behind. She was a bowler at Bay Bowl, golfer at North Hempstead, sailer at Port Yacht Club, which she was the longest

member of for many, many years. She loved playing Solitaire and Spite and Malice. She knit, crocheted, provided beautiful holiday gatherings, had a pool in her back yard for everyone to gather. She did charitable work with her knitting, and when her eyes could no longer see, she braided baggies for the homeless. She never stopped giving. I remember one snow storm in the ’70s, the ambulance couldn’t get through and she had a snowmobile with a cart (So did my father. We would ride everywhere when we could) that took the patient up to St. Francis, just doing her part. Her grandfather was a founding member of the Port Washington Fire Department and her husband was also a proud member of Atlantic Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1. Q: Why was Martha chosen as this year’s Pride in Port honoree? Monfort: She was chosen because of her dedication to the community and her willingness to do anything for the town and its community—she rarely said no. She was a proud member of the community and had

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an amazing remembrance of the town. One of our last conversations was where things were. As always, I wished I taped the conversation. She never said no to any group that came to her for support, a donation, a sponsorship. She carried out the Monfort and Knowles name proudly and considerably. Q: What does it mean to you and your family that she was chosen? Monfort: We are all very proud of the honor. I wish she was here to see it, actually. She never had a sick day in her life, except to have babies. Unfortunately, her last month was the only time she was sick, and because of her age, muscles atrophied. I really thought she would have still been here. Her daughters and family are all here to help honor her. Family comes from Texas, Buffalo, Kingston and other places, but they have all joined in the celebration of her life.

Thank You To Our Sponsors The Pride in Port committee wishes to thank all sponsors for their generosity. Their donations help offset costs of the day’s events so more college scholarships can be awarded to graduating seniors at the end of the 2019-20 school year. Special thanks to Diamond Angel sponsors The Peter & Jeri Dejana Family Foundation and the Town of North Hempstead for their extensive and continuous generous support over the years. Angel sponsors are Anton Community Newspapers, Austin F. Knowles, Inc. Funeral Home, Pierce Coach Lines and Precision Work. Benefactor sponsors are Blank Slate Media, S.F. Falconer’s Florist, Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty, Mainly Marketing/Port Washington Calendar and the Port Washington Fire Department. Patron sponsors are Bendix Engineering, PC, Town Councilwoman Dina De Giorgio, NYS Assemblyman Anthony D’Urso, Home Run Electric and Fred Pollack. Friend sponsors are Baker Air, Amy and Geoff Bass, Town Supervisor Judi Bosworth, Dance Arts Centre, Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, Evolution Pilates, Knights of Columbus & Columbiettes, John Michael Marino Foundation (Sons of Italy), Mathnasium of Port Washington and Northern Consolidates Realty (PW Theater). Supporter sponsors are 3V Dental Associates, Norman Glavas Architects and North Shore Vision—Dr. Scott Weil.

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Q: How will the community and your family remember Martha? Monfort: I want to hope that she touched so many lives in town, either through business, clubs in town or through her generosity that people in Port Washington would want to emulate her. There aren’t too many in town that do so much. She ran a business and was also charitable. She remembered how Port Washington was and would speak of the importance of respect, generosity and dedication to the community.

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Paul D. Schreiber High School Athletic Hall Of Fame Inductees Joseph Augustino ’36 * John Ballantyne ’65 David Beck ’69 Kevin Beck ’70 Debbie Ann Beckford ’79 Randy Beil ’79 Robin (Beil) Mansfield ’76 Barbara Belanich ’50 Anthony Bellomo ’88 James Beslity ’71 Ashley Birch ’96 Brian Birch ’93 Dan Biro ’48 * Joan Biscaro ’55 Service Max Blank ’66 Corey Bodner ’97 Lauren Bracchi ’98 Christin (Bracken) Archer ’97 Caitlin (Bracken) Gould ’01 Lisa Bradley ’83 Thomas Brown ’75 Timothy Browne ’92 John Broza, Service * Robert Busby, Service Steven Butcher ’82 Sarah Caban ’95 Jon Camera ’90 Robert Caprariello ’80 Donald Carmichael ’35 * Noel Certain ’57 MaryBeth Chester ’85 Barry Cohen ’76 David Cohen ’98 Richard Cornell ’49 Bart Cosolito ’50 James Cosolito ’72 Leo Costello, Service * William Cronin ’70 Dr. Stan Cutler ’51 Vinnie Marie D’Agostino ’50 RoseMarie (D’Agostino) Van DerKar ’49 James Dalimonte, Jr. ’84 Ron Daniel ’59 Neni (Davis) Lewis ’78 Arnold Dickerson, Service* Alan Joseph Dinn ’19 * Arnold Donado, ‘07 Susan (Dorn) Barth ’56 Jeffrey K. Dumpson ’82 Nicole Dumpson ’00 William “Myrt” Dumpson ’47 Carole (Dunnells) Miller ’51 Thomas Eletto ’90 Charles Evanosky ’29 John Fasano ’47

From left: Robin Beil Mansfield, Town of North Hempstead Supervisor Judi Bosworth, Athletic Director Stephanie Joannon, Susan Gaser Weiss and John Nahas Joseph Fasano ’50 Jon Fitzgerald ’75 Leonore Foehrenbach, Service Nathaniel Francis ’00 Alison (Fraser) Heisler ’85 Marcel Freeman ’78 Mavis Freeman ’36 * Kathy (Gallagher) Doughty ’71 Michael Gallagher ’89 Margaret (Garofalo) Tomic ’99 Barbara(Grant) Copp ’24* Susan (Graser) Weiss ’98 William Greet ’26 Susan Hall ’54 Jason Ham ’00 Deborah (Henderson) Feil ’93 Lindsay (Hicks) Reeves ’75 Todd Higgins ’91 Elizabeth (Hausman) Holdstein ’74 Charles Hoffman ’82 Joan Hohenrath ’49 Jennifer Honen ’82 Paul Hursh ’49 Ryland Hyghue ’77 Ernest H. Jackson ’54 * Ann W. James ’55 Dr. Frank Jenkins ’30 Albert Jessen ’46

Andy Jessen ’41 William “Billy” Johnson ’66 Nate Jordan ’67 David Kahn, ’98 Christopher J. Kane ’68 Charles A. Karazia ’33 Elizabeth Kelly ’82 Kelly Kilcrease ’82 Janet (Kobe) Graseck ’49 Christine Kubin ’92 Brandon Kurz ’98 Jennifer Langton ’93 Lindsay Levin ’03 Michael Levine ’75 Jack Leyden ’29 Mary Helen (Lipton) Hill ’52 Edwin “Lem” Lovejoy ’28 * Joseph Lynch ’76 Michael Madura ’79 Bruce MacDonald, Service “Doc” Mace, Service * Erin (Maguire) Alley ’85 Nora (Maguire) White ’88 Stan Makover, Service Nina (Mandel) Atkinson ’99 Jennifer Marra ’86 Joseph Marra ’49 Richard Marra ’56 Torr Marro ’89 Michael McCargo ’87 Charles “Chet”

McDonough ’47 * Diane McLoughlin ’87 Roberta Meo ‘98 Robert Mesch ’44 Margaret Mamet Schaulis-Zion ’57 Kevin Meyran ’97 Barry Milhaven ’85 Loraine “Dusty” Miller ’22 Ellen (Minkow) Metelka ’73 Pamela (Monfort) McDonough ’74 Robert Dennis Moore ’67 Aldo Muratore ’50 * James Murchie ’75 Thomas Murray, ‘02 Susanne (Murray) Masi ’83 Scott Nagell ’75 John Nahas ’79 Rita (Natale) Corte ’47 Dr. William Navin, Supporter Elizabeth (Nicholson) Delan ’51 Michael Nuzzolese ’78 Todd Okun ’67 Timothy O’Leary ’75 William Thomas Owens ’79 Mark Pasquali ’77 Ray Patten ’36

Mariquita (Patterson) Gordon ’81 Dominic Pedone ’78 Lynn (Porter) Schnepper ’60 Peter Prudente ’38 Michael Ragusa, Jr. ’75 Dr. Ames D. Ressa Jr. ’72 Harold Rogers ’61 Thomas Romeo, Service Linda (Rose) Hickey ’83 Anne (Ross)Fairbanks ’41 Anthony Saccone ’95 Erin Salisbury ’81 Laney Salisbury ’84 Anthony Schettino Jr. ’90 G. Carl Seeber, Service * Roger N. Sexauer II ’76 Beth (Shackel) Scott ’95 Kristina (Shackel) Wood ’94 Christine Shea ’78 Karen (Skinner) Reid ’83 Paul “Strap” Smith ’30 Raymond L. Smith ’30 Stan Smith ’37 * Henry Stanziale ’93 Thomas Stanziale ’88 Lisa (Stern) Lax ’82 Nancy (Stern) Winters ’82 Sandy Stoddard ’65 Dr. Joseph M. Teta ’30 Elsie Imperial Tobin ’48 Brian Tomeo ’90 Joseph Vascellaro, Service Dr. Vija (Vuskalns) Rubans ’57 Lisa Vogeley, ‘03 John Wade ’86 Alice (Wallace) O’Leary ’50 Sarah (Walsh) Kenyon ’02 Alfred Whitney, Service Dr. Edward Wing ’63 Roger Winter, Service Sergeant W. Wise ’41 Wolfgang “Wolfie” Woischke ’66 Cathy Wood ’84 Lawrence Zaccherio, Jr. ’67 Marilyn (Zahn) Veritzan, ’85 Charles W. Zahn ’51 * Katharine (Zebroski) Boiko, ‘02 Megan Zebroski, ‘04 Michael Zirpolo, Service Lewis “Lou” Zwirlein ’48 1945/46 Port Washington Basketball Team *inducted posthumously

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Schreiber Athletics 2019 Hall Of Fame Inductees

Arnold Donado, 2007

Roberta Meo, 1998

Arnold Donado was a three-sport athlete in football, indoor track and spring track. He was a three-year varsity player in football and a two-year varsity competitor in track. Donado was named captain of all three teams. On the indoor track team, he was three-time All Conference and named All County. In spring track, he was two-time All Conference and All County. His events were shot put and discus and Donado ranked among the best in Nassau County. Donado continues to make his mark in Schreiber sports as a coach in the varsity football, indoor track and spring track programs. He has coached conference championships in 2014-16 and was Coach of the Year in 2015.

Roberta Meo was an outstanding, two-sport athlete in soccer and lacrosse. On the soccer field, she was a high-scoring attack player who was a four-year varsity starter. She was named All County and was the team’s second leading scorer. She was named MVP and played in the exceptional senior game. On the lacrosse field, she was a starter all four years and named All Conference. Meo continued her soccer career at Hofstra University. Meo is currently vice president of operations at Policygenius Inc. Meo will be celebrated at Pride in Port’s honoree breakfast and during the homecoming game’s halftime.

Thomas Murray, 2002 Tommy Murray was a two-sport athlete in wrestling and baseball. He was a five-year wrestler and was named All Conference senior year. On the baseball field, he was a four-year varsity starter and earned All Division, All County and All State honors. He was a three-time recipient of the Hoins Award as Schreiber’s outstanding baseball player. He also was a member of the gold medal winning team at the Empire State Games. Murray went on to play Division I baseball at New York Tech where he was named captain. He was a police officer in the NYPD for 10 years before joining the PW Police Department in 2018.

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Katharine Zebroski Boiko, 2002 Katharine Zebroski Boiko was a six-year varsity tennis player and a three-year badminton player. On the badminton team, she was All-County for two years and a county champion in second singles for two years in a row. On the tennis team, she was named All-County and All-State honors. She was a state doubles champion in 2001 and was the county doubles champion in the same year. Zebroski Boiko was a three-year medalist at the Empire State Games. Zebroski Boiko was a News 12 Scholar Athlete and is a Harvard graduate. She currently lives with her husband and 1-year old son, Alex, in New South Wales, Australia. Her Schreiber legacy will be celebrated during Pride in Port.

Megan Zebroski, 2004

Lisa Vogeley, 2003

Megan Zebroski was a six-year tennis varsity player and a five-year varsity badminton player. In badminton, she was a fourtime All-County player, four-time county champion in first singles, as well as a holder of a 76 match winning streak. On the tennis team, she was a five-time All-County player and four-time All-State player. Megan was a county champion in doubles and a county champion in singles. Zebroski continued playing at Dartmouth College where she played two years at first singles and played first doubles. She was an All-Ivy Selection and a Dartmouth Hall of Fame inductee. She currently lives in Chestnut Hill, MA, with her husband, Austin. The Pride in Port day will honor Zebroski’s Schreiber sports prowess at the breakfast and during the homecoming game halftime.

Lisa Vogeley was a four-year varsity basketball and lacrosse player. She was a highly-decorated basketball player. She was a most-improved player before she began earning All-Conference, All-County and All-State honors, while being a captain senior year. She ranks among the top-five scorers in Lady Vikings’ history and is a record holder in blocks. She represented Port in the senior game. On the lacrosse field, she played on four consecutive county final teams and was a member of the county championship team. She earned AllCounty honorable mention honors for two years and was captain for two years. Vogeley went on to play Division I lacrosse at St. Mary’s College of California, where she was a three-time captain. Vogeley is currently the head women’s lacrosse coach at Connecticut College.

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Awards Presented To 2019 Graduates

he Schreiber High School Graduates Awards ceremony included Pride in Port awards and a scholarship. Recipients are chosen based on their high level of “Pride in Port.” The Barbara Faticone Pride in Port Scholarship is given to a senior who best demonstrates the same volunteer qualities of the Pride in Port committee’s beloved co-chair, Barbara Faticone. A lifelong resident of Port Washington, Barbara’s community involvement spans 50 years with dozens of organizations. Based on her dedication to our community, Rebecca Orlick was chosen as the recipient of the 2019 Scholarship. “It is impressive and heartwarming to learn how many things the students volunteer for while still in school,” Faticone said. “Rebecca truly

exemplifies what Pride in Port is all about. We are very proud to honor her.” The Pride in Port Community Service Awards are given to seniors who make significant contributions to Pride in Port, such as the pep rally, parade, etc. The 2019 Community Service Award recipients are Symphony Chang and Marissa Miscioscia. The Pride in Port committee extends thanks and appreciation to these students for their exceptional dedication to the community. This year’s Pride in Port celebration will take place on Saturday, Sept. 14. The day’s events begin with a parade at 11:30 a.m., senior citizen luncheon at 12:30 p.m., homecoming football game at 1:30 p.m. and the “Taste of Port Washington” dinner dance at 7 p.m. Visit Pride in Port’s Facebook page for details.

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All Senior Citizens Invited To Luncheon

BY DEBBIE GRECO COHEN

portwashington@antonmediagroup.com

ne of the favorite events that take place each year during Pride in Port is a luncheon honoring the community’s senior citizens. This year’s Pride in Port celebration will be held on Saturday, Sept. 14. The senior luncheon, which will be held in the Schreiber High School cafeteria, begins at 12:30 p.m. immediately following the parade. Schreiber High School students have graciously volunteered to serve lunch to the senior citizens who attend the luncheon. Bach to Rock will perform for attendees. The Pride in Port committee thanks Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty, S.F. Falconer’s Florist and The Peter & Jeri Dejana Family Foundation for generously sponsoring the senior luncheon. Schreiber High School is located at 101 Campus Dr. Reservations are not necessary to attend. The Schreiber cafeteria is fully accessible from the entrance just north of the main entrance. Bus transportation is available to and from the parade and luncheon. The bus will leave the Port Washington Adult Activities Center located at 80

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Members of the Port Washington Adult Activities Center enjoy the 2018 Pride in Port luncheon with friends. Manorhaven Blvd. at 10:30 a.m. There is ample parking in the Center lot. The bus will make a stop at the bus stop in front of Landmark on Main Street at 10:45 a.m. and arrive at the LIRR station at 11 a.m., where there will be special seating to view the Pride in Port parade. When the parade ends,

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Elected officials and Pride in Port committee chairs with both Community Honoree Mariann Dalimonte and Grand Marshal Residents Forward.

he full day of Pride in Port activities culminates at the Pride in Port Dinner Dance. Dozens of local restaurants generously donate food for the cocktail hour and dinner for this special Dinner Dance enjoyed

by hundreds of people each year. The event, which is held at the PolishAmerican Hall, begins at 7 p.m. Lifelong Port Washington resident Martha Knowles is the 2019 Community Honoree. Entertainment

features performances by Encore and there will be dozens of raffle prizes. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $35 per person via eventbrite.com (search Pride in Port), at the Chamber of Commerce

building, 329 Main St. (516-8836566) or by calling 516-661-5360 or 516-883-6693. The event often sells out, but if there are still seats available, tickets can be purchased at the door for $40 per person.

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Pride In Port 2019 Sponsors Diamond Angel Peter & Jeri Dejana Family Foundation Town of North Hempstead

Angels Anton Community Newspapers Austin F. Knowles, Inc. Funeral Home Pierce Coach Lines Precision Work

Benefactors Blank Slate Media S.F. Falconer’s Florist Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty Mainly Marketing/PW Calendar Port Washington Fire Department

Patrons Bendix Engineering, PC Dina De Giorgio, Town Councilwoman Anthony D’Urso, NYS Assemblyman

Home Run Electric Fred Pollack

Friends Baker Air Amy and Geoff Bass Judi Bosworth, Town Supervisor Dance Arts Centre Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, Nassau County Legislator Evolution Pilates

Knights of Columbus & Columbiettes John Michael Marino Foundation (Sons of Italy) Mathnasium of Port Washington Northern Consolidates Realty (Port Washington Theater)

Supporters 3V Dental Associates Norman Glavas Architects North Shore Vision – Dr. Scott Weil

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14 “A TASTE OF PORT WASHINGTON” Food From Our Generous Restaurants COCKTAIL HOUR 7:00 PM TO 8:00 PM DINNER & DANCING 8:00 TO 11:00 PM Live Music by Sequel RAFFLES • DOOR PRIZES • 50/50 RAFFLES POLISH AMERICAN HALL 5 Pulaski Place

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he Pride in Port Committee wishes to thank all of the sponsors for their generosity. Their donations help offset costs of the day’s events so more college scholarships can be awarded to graduating seniors at the end of the 2019-20 school year. Special thanks to Diamond Angel sponsors Peter & Jeri Dejana Family Foundation and the Town of North Hempstead for their extensive and continuous support over the years.

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Pride In Port Of Years Past

Pride in Port has celebrated the community for more than 30 years. Here’s a look back at the fun that was had over the last few years on the day.

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Martha B. Monfort Knowles A proud 100-year, lifelong resident of Port Washington, as the 2019 Pride in Port Dinner Dance Community Honoree.

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It’s all about the journey. “Every year at this time, I reflect - I look back on my year and realize how many amazing people have let me into their lives to share their home journey. There are so many new wonderful people, that I feel lucky to have met and brought into our community. Some were old friends that moved to their dream homes. Others needed a partner to move to another chapter in their lives, and I am honored that they chose me. I am grateful. I feel blessed. And my life has been enriched by you all.” Thank you – and welcome home!

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