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Volume 7 No. 1www.nssainfo.orgSummer 2011Oh, What a Night!Who doesn’t remembertheir high school dance?Whether you recall it witha smile or a groan, oddsare it’s an experience youhaven’t forgotten. Yet for somany teenagers and youngadults with autism the highschool dance is one of somany rites of passage thatnever come their way. ButTerri Manzione, NSSA’sCoordinator of Outreach andQuality Management andmother of a son with autism,decided it was high timeto bring the high schooldance to NSSA.Terri’s plan for a dancesparked a surge of interest,drawing volunteers fromwithin the ranks of NSSAand from the community atDancing up a storm are NSSA’s students and adult clientslarge. In the true spirit of theseason, Commack High School opened its doors and for the students and young adults in NSSA’s programs.hearts for a wonderful Holiday Dance and Celebration High school student volunteers from Commack HS,North Shore HS, and Great Hollow Middle Schoolsigned on and gave whole-heartedly of themselves toensure a festive evening for our students and clients.There was initial uncertainty among many of theNSSA guests, but the NSSA siblings and staff, and thestudent volunteers drew them out and autism provedto be no match for the joy and fun of the evening. Inno time the celebration began in earnest, with NSSAteacher and DJ Matt Figuccio creating a musicalatmosphere that was impossible to resist. With speakers pounding and lights twinkling, Matt had the crowddancing joyfully across the floor, in a happy congaline, under the limbo stick, and in a huge circle forCotton Eyed Joe. Thank you for a great job, Matt!NSSA Teacher and DJ Matt FiguccioWe can not thank enough the CONTINUED ON PAGE 5
Walter Siebert Paves the Way to Success for NSSABoARd of dIReCtoRslARRY CERIEllo, ESq.PresidentBRAM WEBER, ESq.Vice PresidentAllEN S. PERlTreasurerGERARd WEldoNSecretaryWIllIAM J. AKlEY, P.E.DirectorGAYlE FREMEdDirectorWalter Siebert of W. Siebert Contracting, East Islip has been a longstandingfriend to NSSA. Walter designed and helped pave the beautiful Walk of Famethat graces the entrance to NSSA’s headquarters. Each year thereafter, Walterhas donated his services installing the newly engraved bricks. We sincerelythank Walter for his beautiful work and for his kindness and generosity.The Walk of Fame continues to be a great source of inspiration and support forNSSA. Engraved bricks are available in two sizes: 4”x8”@ 100, 8” x8”@ 250.Call the NSSA office at 631-462-0386 to have an order form mailed to you.Brick order forms can be downloaded from our website: nssainfo.org.We dream of having each and every brick on our Walk of Fame installedwith an engraved message from our supporters. We hope you that will considerWalter Siebert for masonry projects of your own and give him a call at631-277-9431. In an all too fleeting world, mark your thoughts with permanence:BUY A BRICK, LeAve A LAstIng ImpRessIonCommemorative Bricks for nssA’sWalk of Fameare available in two sizes:4” x 8” @ 100 each8” x 8” @ 250 eachFor further information callNSSA at 631-462-0386JoSEPH KEENAN, ESq.DirectordAVId STollWERKDirectornassau suffolkservices for AutismThe Martin C. Barell School80 Hauppauge RoadCommack, NY 11725Phone: (631) 462-0386Fax: (631) 462-4201Email: office@nssa.netWeb: www.nssainfo.orgNIColE WEIdENBAuM, M.S.Ed., SASExecutive DirectorKATHY MANNIoNAssociate Executive DirectorPage 2Volume 7 No. 1mIssIon stAtementNassau Suffolk Services for Autism (NSSA) offers hope to people with autism and theirfamilies by providing high quality life-long support through services which enable peoplewith autism to function better in everyday life.NSSA offers the most advanced treatment and training programs for the benefit of peoplewith autism, and will continue to pioneer, through research, comprehensive treatmentmodels which can be adopted nationally.www.nssainfo.orgNSSA NEWSSummer 2011
12th Annual Wine Tasting a Sparkling SuccessNSSA’s 12th Annual Wine Tasting and Auction was awonderful success. over 270 guests attended theNovember 6th event at the Cherry Valley Club, whichraised 59,000 for NSSA.our endless thanks to Fedele Miranda of empiremerchants, whose donation of all of the wines and spiritsfor the event made our success possible. Each year Mr.Miranda offers an exquisite selection of internationalwines and luxury spirits to the delight of our guests.We thank all of our sponsors for their generosity:event sponsors – Pat and Mary Beth MirandaLive Auction sponsors – Richard and Merry SloneMembers of NSSA Board of Directors at the Wine Tastinggrand Raffle sponsor – Colleen Cahill(from left) Jerry Weldon, Nicole Weidenbaum,staff sponsors – Joe and donna longo & MirandaBram Weber, David Stollwerk, Kathy Mannion,Sambursky Slone Sklarin Verveniotis llPLarry Ceriello, & Joe KeenanJournal sponsor – don Camera Co. llCWe thank our guests, everyone who purchasedYour support makes our work possible.journalads, and our prize donors. The Wine TastingFor their generous Silent Auction prize donations wecommitteeand all our volunteers can not be thankedthank Alissa and Ed Brodsky, Ronny d’Allesandro,enough for theirMaureen Fanning, Paul and Mary lettis, Bob Mackie,dedicatedefforts.Terri and Stu Manzione, Mary Beth and Pat Miranda,Nextyear’sJanet and Joseph Mizrahi, diane olsen, lisa and Robevent will takeWalford, and Natalie Weinstein design Associates. Weplace on Saturday,reserve special thanks for Marc Santospirito for hisNovember 5th. Welongstanding efforts in soliciting and acquiring majorwill be movingauction prizes for our event each year. Thank you all!our 13th AnnualMany thanks to Mark Zaino and his wonderful staffWine Tasting toat the Cherry Valley Club for creating another beautifulmorespaciousand delicious event. We are very grateful to Joe longo,environs at ThePat Miranda, Tom olson, Edward olson, and lori andCarltun, EisenMike Sbeglia, who donated their evening to be our winehower Park, EastNSSA parentsMeadow.Hopepourers. We very much appreciate Joe longo, who alsoDiane & Ray Olsenyoucanjoinus! served as our auctioneer.NSSA Teachers (left) Laura Hirten, Danielle Hefets,Michael Mannion, Adam Pattison, & Katie ReresSummer 2011NSSA NEWSNSSA parentsCarin & Ron Sanderswww.nssainfo.orgNSSA parentsJanet Mizrahi & Ed BrodskyVolume 7 No. 1Page 3
A Toast to Huntington Bay DentalHuntington Bay dental (HBd) kindly hosted a2 Annual Wine Tasting to benefit NSSA. A growingnumber of NSSA students and clients have theirdental needs met by dr. Adamo Notarantonio andhis colleagues. The staffof HBd has developedsuch affection for ourorganization and childrenthat they were inspired tohost a Wine Tasting.They coordinated theevent, solicited guestsand prizes, and thentopped it all off bydonating all the wine forthe evening! This year’sMarch 10 th event raisedDr. Adamo 20,000 for NSSA!addresses the guestsThanks to dao Restaurant for the lovely venue and for donating every bitof delicious food. Many thanks to Figari liquorsof Smithtown for making all the selected wineavailable at cost.The Huntington community was extremelysupportive of the Wine Tasting. For their generousdonations, NSSA acknowledges these prize donors:34 New Street, A Tisket A Tasket, Abraxas, AMCloews Theater - Shore 8, doherty Enterprises, Inc,Black and Blue, Bottles and Cases, Buffalo Grill,ndHuntington Bay dental, Jewelry Collection, JohnW. Engeman Theater, little Switzerland dolls,lonny's, Mac's Steakhouse, Mangiamo's ItalianRestaurant, Marie's Toy Store, Marsh's, MartellisFlorist and Gift Shop, Martha Clara Vinyeards,Miss Freeport, Munday’s, Nicky’s, ooh la la, Inc,Dr. Figari, Dr. Adamo,& Amanda Patton of Hunting Bay DentalPiccolo Ristorante, Roots: Integrative Wellness,Ruvo, Sophi Blu, Starbucks, Stony Brook Wine &liquor, Super Runner Shop, The Inlet, The Salon at230 West, The Stage - Nassau Arts Center, TheWindow Shop, TlC doggy day Spa, Tutto Pazzo,Village Jewelers, and Waters Crest Winery.over 150 guests attended and we thank each onefor their support. Thanks to those who volunteeredtheir time. To the entire staff of Huntington Baydental we send our sincere thanks for theirextraordinary kindness and generosity. Left: Lisa Walford, Colleen Cahill, Nicole Weidenbaum,Mary Beth Miranda, & Maureen FanningCopenhagen Bakery, Country Village Chemists,Cow Harbor Running and Fitness, dr. lloyd landsman, Fantastic Kids Toys, Finnegan's, Five Star CarWash & detail Center, Gold Finger Nails, Golf andBody, Greentique, Guido’s Italian Restaurant, HairTogether, Hipsters, Honu - Kitchen and Cocktails,Page 4Volume 7 No. 1www.nssainfo.orgBeth Boyd, Bobby Socci & Tom TibaldiNSSA NEWSSummer 2011
Oh, What a Night!many volunteers whose effortsmade it such a memorable evening. To all theCommack, North Shore and Great Hollow students whomade decorations, baked delicious treats, and mostespecially shared joy and kindness, we are more gratefulthan you can imagine. You created so much happinessin one small high school cafeteria.CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1Many thanks to our wonderful NSSA staff, whodonated thier time on a Friday night, so that ourstudents and clients would have such a happy andmemorable evening.Thanks to Terri Manzione for this splendid idea,and for her commitment to seeing it accomplished.Let’s do it again! NSSA’s Wine Tasting Makes A MoveBig changes are in store for NSSA’s 13thAnnual Wine Tasting. The growing popularity of theevent made a move necessary to more spacious quarters.So after six wonderful years at the CherryValley Club, NSSA will host the Saturday,November 5th event at The Carltun inEisenhower Park, East Meadow.Acclaimed by Zagat’s and Wine Spectator Magazine,The New York Times, and Newsday, The Carltun isSummer 2011NSSA NEWSrenowned for its cuisine and its beautiful décor.The Carltun culinary staff should have somethingto please every taste with pairing menus that matcheach wine with the perfect gourmet treat.We hope you will mark November 5,2011 on your calendars for our 13th AnnualWine Tasting. Ticket information andsponsorship opportunities are available by callingNSSA at 631-462-0386. www.nssainfo.orgVolume 7 No. 1Page 5
Dinner for Our Childrenon Saturday, April 9th NSSA celebrated its 19th Annualdinner for our Children at the Crest Hollow CountryClub, Woodbury. over 350 guests attended the galaevent, which also serves as theceremony for graduating students.This year daniel Mannionwas honored for completing hisstudies at the Martin C. BarellSchool and at Schreiber HighSchool in Port Washington. Wecongratulate daniel and sendhim our best wishes as he entersNSSA’s Adult Services Program.Daniel MannionThe NSSA “Community HeroAward” is awarded in recognition of compassion anddedication to the needs of those touched by autism. Thisyear’s award was presented to dr. Adamo Notarantonioon behalf of Huntington Bay dental for their longstanding support of the autism community.We are very grateful for this year’s sponsors. For theirgenerous support we thank:Journal sponsors – don Camera and Tobay Printingstaff sponsors – Joe and donna longofavor sponsors – The Brodsky and Mizrahi FamiliesSen. John Flanagan flanked by Nicole Weidenbaum (left)and Event Chairs Paul & Joann RagusoThis year’s live Auction prizes raised both funds andexcitement. For their generous donations NSSA thankslive auction prize donors: Barnett Associates of GardenCity, Steve and Suzanne Kalafer of Flemington Car &Truck Country, and Shawn osher of HGTV’s Selling NY.Nicole Weidenbaum awards Dr. Adamo NotarantonioNSSA’s “Helping Hands Award” honored JosephManzione, the Co-Captain of the North Shore H.S.football team. Inspired by his younger brother Stuey,Joseph created “Touchdowns 4 Autism” for his seniorproject, raising awareness of autism and over 22,000for NSSA and The Ascent School.From left: Cindy Wittels, Sean Osher, and his wife LaurenDaniel Mannion addresses the audienceMany thanks to Kim McCormack and the Crest Hollowstaff for serving up a delicious and elegant evening.We thank Bill Mountzouros for the fine video this year.Michael Possilico and the staff of Casinos by M&Monce again made for a truly memorable evening of fun,games, and great music.As always we are extremely appreciative of all ourguests for their support. We thank our volunteers whosegenerosity makes the impossible possible. Thank youall so much.Please mark March 31, 2012 on your calendars forour 20th dinner dance. We would love to see you there. Page 6Volume 7 No. 1www.nssainfo.orgNSSA NEWSSummer 2011
Third Times the Charm for Bar Nighton June 4th over 150 guests made Mulcahy’sTavern, Wantagh the place to be for NSSA’s3rd Annual Bar Night. Many thanks to dJ MattFiguccio and 12X live - The ultimate PartyRock/dance cover band - for donating their musicaltalents and rocking it.Bar Night is the inspiration of NSSA’s SeniorClinical Staff, who solicit all the evening’s prizes,donations, and guests. Congratulations to StaceyAgosta, Beth Boyd, Jacquie Frangoulis, and debKennedy for another great job!We thank Autism Speaks, Marriott Marquis, Saatchi& Saatchi, and Walt disney World Resorts for theirdonation of exceptional Board Prizes. Thanks toChristine dahl and Bettye Rainwater for their servicevolunteering.Bar Night raised over 8,000 for NSSA. Pleasebe sure to check NSSA’s upcoming newsletter andwebsite (nssainfo.org) for next year’s event date. From Left: Stacey Agosta, Jacquie Frangoulis,Beth Boyd, and Deb KennedyWinter Party Benefits NSSAAnn Liggio & friend Takaon the snow covered evening ofJanuary 22nd the liggio and Haidukfamilies hosted a fabulous party tobenefit NSSA. Anne and Charlieliggio opened their lovely hometo over a hundred guests, whoenjoyed cocktails, hors d’oeuvres,and lively company.A wide selection of beautiful raffleprizes was donated and put togetherby Anne and her friends. An accomplished quilter, Anne created twobeautiful quilts for the event. Charlie,who has artistic talents of his own,offered a lovely watercolor that hepainted. Even more prizes drewguests to the Wheel of Chance. By theevening’s close 5,000 had beenraised for NSSA!Many thanks to Anne and Charlieliggio and liz and Bill Haiduk fortheir kind and generous efforts onbehalf of NSSA. We thank theirfriends for their generosity as well. Touchdowns 4 Autism Scores BigCo-Captains Joseph Manzioneand Chris Zbikowski led theirNorth Shore High SchoolVikings football team to morethan a winning season. Inspiredby Joseph’s brother Stuey,they created Touchdowns 4Autism as their senior projectto raise awareness and moneyfor autism.Joseph Manzione withThe boys designed a brochureNicole Weidenbaumand e-mail address, and wentdoor-to-door securing donations and pledges foreach touchdown the team would score in their lastSummer 2011NSSA NEWSseason. All the proceeds benefitted NSSA, whereStuey receives after school and respite services, andAscent, where Stuey had been a student. Thefundraiser was embraced by many friends,families, teachers, and neighbors, and was featuredin Newsday and several other local newspapers.By the close of the season, the Vikings hadscored 29 touchdowns and raised more than 22,000 for autism! The Vikings got as far asthe County Championships under the lights atHofstra university.NSSA thanks Joseph and Chris for their time anddedication to this project, and congratulates them forthe wonderful success of Touchdowns 4 Autism. www.nssainfo.orgVolume 7 No. 1Page 7
Jack’s Run Makes Strides Jack’s Run celebrated its 5 th anniversary onSaturday, May 11th, drawing well over 300 registrantsfrom across long Island and as far away asConnecticut and New Jersey to North HempsteadBeach Park, Port Washington. The mildly overcastskies provided a refreshing breeze for participantsin the 5th Annual 5K Run/Walk to benefit NSSA.Jack’s Run raised over 32,000 for NSSA’s programs!We thank Mike and ondine Miranda for theirtremendous effort and for chairing the eventeach year. Jack’s Run was their inspiration and weare so grateful to them for it and for theirextraordinary generosity.Pat, Jack and Michael MirandaWe sincerely thank our wonderful Sponsors fortheir generous support:event sponsors – Miranda Sambursky SloneSklarin Verveniotis, llPsilver sponsors – Bulldog Ventures, ltdPanera Bread, The Slone Family, & Trophy depotBronze sponsors – Wayne & Tara Goldstein andSteven & Maria Verveniotispartner sponsors: Bentley long Island; MaureenFanning; leonard Isaacson; The Future Businessleaders of America Club of Schrieber H.S., andChun LiuEvy Cirkerunited States liability Insurance GroupCongratulations to Men’s overall Winner Chun friend sponsors: Crest Hollow Country Club,liu, 18, of Port Washington, who finished in 18:32 Mr. Jay’s Appliances & TV, Inc.; on Time Reporting,at a pace of 5:59 and to Evy Cirker, 41, also of Port Inc; and Spectrum designs Foundation ltd.Washington, the Women’s overall Winner, whocompleted the race in 23:13 at a pace of 7:29.Mr. Met and Islander Mascot Sparky drop byFrom Left: Team Jericho’sMelissa Kuddar, Amy Nieves, Andrea DiFolco,Joe Sapienza, Nancy Marksteiner and Spencer WidomPage 8Volume 7 No. 1Jack’s Run has developed a reputation foroffering the most delicious post-race spread. Thisyear was no exception. For their generous donationswe thank Bagel Boss, Bagel Chalet, Entenmann’s,Hint Water, Holiday Farms, Horn of Plenty,HP Hood, Kozy Shack Enterprises, Kuch’s deli,and Stillwell Partners.www.nssainfo.orgNSSA NEWSSummer 2011
And Goes Further Every Year!more helpful. We thank Chief Geoffrey P. Cole andthe Port Washington Fire dept. for generouslydonating an ambulance and EMT’s for the durationof Jack’s Run.Merri Slone, Ondine Slone Miranda and her son DannyA special shout out goes to Master dJ FreddieThompson, of NRG Parties & Entertainment foradding to the fun. We thank the New York Metsfor having Mr. Met drop by, and the New YorkIslanders, who brought their mascot Sparky and aBounce House for the children to enjoy. Thank youall so very much!Patrick and Maureen Fanning cheer runners onStart2Finish organized Jack’s Run again thisyear; and we thank dwight Blomberg and CraigChiger for their efforts. Pat, Joe, and the staff ofNorth Hempstead Park department could not beCadette Girl Scout Troop 1212 - Melanye P., Rose S., AlexH., Sarah O., Adriana G., Grace O., Rebecca R. and MarissaF. Leader: Diane Olsen Adult helpers (not pictured: DianeReardon, Mary Small, Mary O'Hara, Pat and Randi Hintz)More than any other event, NSSA dependsgreatly on the support of volunteers for the successof Jack’s Run. We are extremely appreciative of ourfamilies and staff who again pitched in to help.This year they were joinedby students from SchreiberHigh School, Port Washington,Bob Graves and membersof his Explorers Club, andGirl Scouts from St. Aidan’sTroop 1212.We will post the date fornext year’s run on ourwebsite (nssainfo.org) andin our Spring newsletter. Wehope you join us againShelley andnext year. mom Tal OurianNSSA SupportersGive to the CommunityNSSA was recognized by long Island Cares, Inc.,The Harry Chapin Food Bank for donating to its fooddrive. Jacquie Frangoulis, NSSA’s Clinical Coordinator,put out the word and NSSA’s loyal supporters respondedgenerously. NSSA collected 119 pounds of food and36 pounds of toys to ensure that long Islandchildren and families do not go hungry.We are thankful and proud of all who gave sogenerously. Summer 2011NSSA NEWSwww.nssainfo.orgBryan and Daniel volunteer at LI CaresVolume 7 No. 1Page 9
Staff Notes, Announcements, & Congratulations!Anniversaries:Congratulations to: Jennie Battipaglia for her 10 years of serviceBirths:Congratulations and best wishes to: Gina and dave Weissberg on the birth ofdylan on July 28thengagements:our best wishes to: liz Massell and Pat Foresta Michele and Scott Melvin who welcomedSean Thomas on october 19th Jena and Tim Kaden on the birth ofAvery Isabella on december 27thCongratulations to: Stacey Agosta, on becoming a Board CertifiedBehavior Analyst deb Kennedy, for earning a School Buildingleader Certification Marie Ruggiere, on being awarded her Master'sin Special Education from Molloy College Jason Watson, who is now a Board CertifiedAssociate Behavior Analyst Nicole, Tom, and big brother Justin welcomedBrandon Matthew on February 4th Korey Forte and his wife Jenivive Neckles onthe birth of their son Elias Gabriel on March 4th diane Molini-Sasso and Steve Sasso on thebirth of Colin Joseph on May 2nd Barbara and Brett Henke whosedaughter Kayla Rose was born on June 15thHoliday AppealWe are deeply touched by our many loyal supporters who generously answered this year’s Holiday Appeal.This year 31,065 was raised for NSSA. our heartfelt thanks to all who donated. News from the Development Office To supplement the funds raised through NSSA’s special events, the development office works to secure fundingfrom foundations, corporations, businesses, and government offices on an on-going basis. The development officeis proud to announce the receipt of the following grants and donations:April, 2011- eJ Autism foundation granted 6,000 January, 2011- suffolk County Legislature awardedto NSSA’s Adult Services Program 5,000 in support of NSSA’s Gym Swim ProgramApril, 2011- Bp fueling Communities programdecember, 2010- Linda’s gifts to go, Port Washingtongranted 2,000 for general operating supportdonated 500 to NSSA, a portion of the proceeds of amarch, 2011- oquenock CoRe Club, oquenockone day shopping eventelementary school, West Islip, NY donated 450from the sale of autism awareness ribbonsdecember, 2010- nassau County AHRC foundation, Inc.march, 2011- north shore Autism Circlegranted 1,000 for general operating supportgranted 15,000 for NSSA’s Programsnovember, 2010- the schulz Charitable foundationmarch, 2011- Huntington Bay dental’sgranted 5,000 for general operating support2nd Annual Wine tasting, raised 20,000 for NSSAmarch, 2011- Americana manhassetannounced that NSSA supporters raised 7,753.37at the december, 2010 Champions for Charityshopping eventfebruary, 2011- 1-800-flowers donated 500as part of its Charitable donations ProgramPage 10Volume 7 No. 1october, 2010- the Jack fanning memorialfoundation granted 5,859 for the purchase of 7 iPadsAugust, 2010- the Initial teaching Alphabetfoundation granted 20,000 to supportone-to-one instruction of reading and writingwww.nssainfo.orgNSSA NEWSSummer 2011
Shoppers Support NSSASpring Fashion Night OutShop Smart Does GoodNSSA moms lisa Walford and Cindy Wittelshosted another lovely shopping event to benefit NSSA.Five vendors brought exciting seasonal fashions toFashion Night out. over twenty-five guests spent anenjoyable evening, shopping and sampling cocktailsand hors d’oeuvres. By the evening’s close over 500 had been raised.Thanks to lisa, Cindy, and all who participated! Many thanks to our friends at lord & Taylor, forselecting NSSA to be a beneficiary of its April “ShopSmart do Good” shopping events. We are very gratefulfor our friends who purchased tickets to the events at Thelord & Taylor stores in Garden City and Manhasset.NSSA benefited from the proceeds of each 5 shoppingpass it sold. In all NSSA received over 1,000 from the“Shop Smart do Good” events. ABSolutely Fabulous!NSSA thanks Susan Sachs, the owner of ABSolutelyFit, Inc., Bellmore, for her support of NSSA. on June11th Ms. Sachs hosted a special event at lord & Taylor,Manhasset, that raised over 2,000 from the proceeds ofthe sale of raffles and discounted spa services. We arevery appreciative of Ms. Sachs and all who participated. Lisa Walford & Cindy WittelsLinda’s Gifts go far Susan Sachs and Nancy KornbluthChampions for Charitya Boon for NSSAMany thanks to Linda Levinger of Linda’s Gifts To Goin Port Washington, who donated 500 to NSSAfrom proceeds of a one day shopping event this pastDecember. Pictured looking lovely in outfits from Linda’sGifts To Go is NSSA sibling Gabrielle Wittels.Summer 2011NSSA NEWSThis past december NSSA participated in the 15thAnnual Champions for Charity shopping event. Hostedby Americana Manhasset and Wheatley Heights malls,the three day event raised 7,753.37 for NSSA.As part of Champions for Charity, Salvatore Ferragamohosted a Champagne Gathering honoring NSSA. Manythanks to Manager Gary lavena and Carlota Gabriel ofFerragamo for a sparkling occasion.We thank our many supporters, who shopped anddesignated NSSA as their charity, and congratulateRebecca Hollander and the entire Americana team for thiswonderful community event. www.nssainfo.orgVolume 7 No. 1Page 11
PRESORTEDFIRST-CLASS MAILUS POSTAGEPAIDHICKSVILLE, NYPERMIT NO. 23880 Hauppauge RoadCommack, NY 11725Save These Dates!tuesday, August 9th – (11am-4pm) Mah Jongg Fundraiser at Jackson’s, Commackthursday, August 11th – NSSA’s 6th Annual Casino Night will be held at The Swan Club,Glenwood landingfriday, september 23rd – (6:30-9:00) A Special Night for Our Special Kids - will be heldat Adventureland, Rte 110, Farmingdale. (Raindate Sat. oct. 8th)monday, september 26th – NSSA’s 13th Annual Golf Classic moves to a new month at thePlandome Country Club, Plandomesaturday, november 5th – our 13th Annual Wine Tasting will take place at The Carltun,Eisenhower Park, East Meadowsaturday, march 31, 2012 – NSSA will host its 20th Annual Dinner for Our Children at theCrest Hollow Country Club, WoodburyFor information regarding any of our upcoming events please call 631- 462-0386
NSSA offers the most advanced treatment and training programs for the benefit of people . 34 New Street, A Tisket A Tasket, Abraxas, AMC loews Theater - Shore 8, doherty Enterprises, Inc, Black and Blue, Bottles and Cases, Buffalo Grill, . 230 West, The Stage - Nassau Arts Center, The Window Shop, TlC doggy day Spa, Tutto Pazzo, Village .
