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s . Peternana Terrace's singing mailman strikes again oo J= a a 3 H a • w a H Victor Cayepano of the Freeport Post Offipe once again lent his talent to the delight of the tenants of Peternana Ter- race on Valentine's Day. This time dur- ing a pizza party, Mr. Cayepano intro- -- duced his daughter Daisy, who is also blessed with a great singing voice. She got a standing ovation. Then her dad joined in and everyone stood up. The Cayepano family has brought joy to Peternana's tenants and Coordinator Joan Naumann has written the The Leader many letters to express their appreciation. Speaking on behalf of everyone at Peternana, she said, \What a fabulous night we all had. From-all the tenants at Peternana and myself, we thank Victor...and.your entire family, for spending Valentine's Day with us and for your generosity you've given us, time and again.\ VICTOR CAYEPANO AND DAUGHTER DAISY sing for the tenants at Peter- nana on Valentine's Day. at thio libraries Freeport Soprano in concert On Sunday, March 11, at 2:30 p.m., .Virginia Santo will per- form \The Music In My Life.\ Ms. Santo, a music teacher at Freeport High School, will be accompa- nied by Christopher Sahar on piano. The program con- sists of songs, arias and Broadway melodies. Book and Video The next installment of this popular series is on Mon- Virginia. Santo day, March. 12, at 1:30 p.m. Former Mayor Bob Sweeney will discuss Jane Austen's \Pride and Prejudice.\ The discussion will continue into the session on Monday, March 26. Great books The monthly group discussion \Great Books\ will lead off with \Alienated Labor\ by Karl Marx on Tuesday, March 13, at 1:30 p.m. Sets of books may be pur- chased for this series or borrowed from the library. • Women in art On Wednesday, March 14, at 2:30 p.m. Dr. Stella Russell, a faculty member at Nassau Community College, will discuss \Women in Art through the Ages.\ New book club On the second Wednesday of'each month a multi-cultural book club will meet at 7:30 p.m. The group, entitled \Soul with Heart,\ will meet on March 14 with librarian Ronnie Tiffany as its leader. The .book chosen for this session is \Friends and Lovers\ by Eric Jerome Dickey. Baldwin Free film The Academy Award nominated film, \The Contender\ will be shown on Fri- day, March 9, at 1, 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. The film is rated R and runs 2 hours and 5 minutes. Come see the performances by Joan Allen and Jeff Bridges that have them in contention for this year's Oscar. Girl Scouts enter the 21st century During Girl Scout Week, March 11-17, Girl Scouts from around the country will celebrate the anniversary of the organiza- tion's founding 89 years ago. With the same dedication that the twelve initial Girl Scout members had in 1912, local girls will participate in activities that celebrate the fun and friendship that Girl Scouting provides. From nature walks 'and learning Morse code in the beginning of the twentieth cen- tury, to meeting with'Congress and devel- oping web sites in the year 2000, Girl Scouts has always, been in step with the times. Traditional activities to commemo- rate Girl Scout heritage will take place nationwide, with girls performing, com- munity service projects, wearing uniforms to school and houses of worship, holding birthday celebrations and much more. \As we celebrate the founding of Girl Scouting, we continue to commit our- selves to providing girls with a place where they can'develop qualities of char- acter, conduct, and community service, and in the process grow into tomorrow's leaders,\ said Donna Ceravolo, Executive Director of the Girl Scouts of Nassau County. \While the values that were syn- onymous with Girl Scouting in the begin- ning of the twentieth century still hold true today, we continue to evolve with a pro-\ gram that works best for girls in the twen- ty-first century.\ Through a.recent study the organization found that although girls are maturing ear- lier then previous generations, they still very much want and need to express their concerns and, dreams. Along with parents, teachers and responsible-adults, Girl Scouting provides a safe environment where girls everywhere can express them- selves and obtain the skills to become con- fident women. March 12, 1912 marked the beginning of an organization that for almost nine ' decades has helped girls grow stronger. Founder Juliette Gordon Low's vision of bringing something \special to girls of America and the world\ culminated in the founding of the Girl Scouts, where girls throughout the nation develop physically, mentally and spiritually. For more information contact the Girl Scouts of Nassau County-at 741- 2550 ext. 220. - DURING A PIZZA PARTY tenants Rita Riccobono and William Scotte dance to singing mailman Victor Cayepano's songs. THRU Sun. MAR. 18 Tue. MAR. 20 assau Veterans •• THRU Mon. MAR. 26 H S™* : Fit MAR. 30 THRU Sun. 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