The Bellerose Hillside Civic Association Homepage
Updated 4/11/2013
Our 75th Year of Community Service
We will hold our next meeting on Thursday, June 20, 2013, 7:30pm at the Cross Island Y, 238-10 Hillside Ave., Bellerose. Guest Speaker will be Maria DeMarco Begley, Elder Law and Estate Planning.
Our thanks to the members who have paid their 2012/2013 dues: P. & J. Nastri, Guiseppe Fonzo, Valerie & Billy Lang, Joan Schlosser, Arthur & Holly Solecki, Patricia Farley, Richard O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jacoby, Susan & Felix Henckel, Anna Cataro, Theresa Hilbert, Eleanor Moroney, Fran & George Pipino, Caroline Vereline, Robert Volkommer, Karen Campbell, Janet & Joe DeClemente, Bernadette Bradley, Edward Rule, Carol Bisci, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Winnie, Ignatius & Mark Russo-Alesi, Clara Voracek, Ben Finkin, Mr. & Mrs. James Cunningham, Tom Roeder, Carol Stockert, Patrick Toner, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Engel, Carol Schurman, Peter Hull, Mirella Rerecich, Carolyn Bisci, Santiago & Miriam Martinez, Suzanne Pine, George & Rosemary Lajszky, Nancy & Oscar Grasser, Annette Leprine, Celeste Reyes, Peter Yioves, Miriam Gonzalez, Phil Campiglia, Lucia Viviani, Vincent Interrante, Mr. & Mrs. D. Cronin, Francis Cheekkapparayil and Mr. & Mrs. Irving Bass.
Council Member Mark Weprin let you decide how to spend one million dollars through Participatory Budgeting. Your neighbors have voted on projects based on community needs. THE VOTES ARE IN AND THE PARTICIPATORY BUDGETING WINNERS ARE:
1. Glen Oaks Volunteer Ambulance Corp emergency equipment.
2. Queens County Farm Museum roof repair
3. Martin Van Buren High School Technology Upgrade
4. Portable Security Cameras
5. Cunningham Park enhancement of picnic area
6. Cunningham Park music stage
1. Glen Oaks Volunteer Ambulance Corp emergency equipment.
2. Queens County Farm Museum roof repair
3. Martin Van Buren High School Technology Upgrade
4. Portable Security Cameras
5. Cunningham Park enhancement of picnic area
6. Cunningham Park music stage
The following alert was received from the 105th Precinct on Sept. 22, 2012:
We have two male whites approx. 30 & 50 yrs old posing as plumbers. They are wearing reflective vest and carrying a walkie-talkie. They look very professional. They will state that your water is leaking and they need to take a look, they will ask you to turn on the spigot outside while the other goes into the basement. While you are being distracted outside the perp inside is ransacking your home. Their target is the elderly
We have two male whites approx. 30 & 50 yrs old posing as plumbers. They are wearing reflective vest and carrying a walkie-talkie. They look very professional. They will state that your water is leaking and they need to take a look, they will ask you to turn on the spigot outside while the other goes into the basement. While you are being distracted outside the perp inside is ransacking your home. Their target is the elderly
Seniors can receive free flu shots courtesy of North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System and NORC WOW at the HSBC bank located at 257-15 Union Turnpike in The Glen Oaks Shopping Center. Please phone (718)-347-2244 to schedule an appointment. If you are a homebound member of NORC WOW, a nurse can administer the vaccine to you in your own home.
The 105th Pct. Crime Prevention Officer will be conducting FREE VIN Etching & Bicycle Registration (engraving) at the 105th Precinct Stationhouse on Saturdays throughout the summer between 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM.These programs will make your car and bicycle undesirable to thieves, and you may get an insurance discount
for the VIN Etching (check with your insurance company).
Remember to also bring your portable electronics (laptop, GPS, iPad, Kindle, etc.) for FREE registration in the Operation IDentification Program.
It’s suggested that you call 718-776-9090 Ext. 0 – prior to arriving and speak with the operator to be certain there hasn’t been a cancellation due to weather or an emergency. For information on Crime Prevention Programs, please call Police Officer Philip Cuffaro at 718-776-9207, or e-mail him at NYPD105pctCPO@aol.com
for the VIN Etching (check with your insurance company).
Remember to also bring your portable electronics (laptop, GPS, iPad, Kindle, etc.) for FREE registration in the Operation IDentification Program.
It’s suggested that you call 718-776-9090 Ext. 0 – prior to arriving and speak with the operator to be certain there hasn’t been a cancellation due to weather or an emergency. For information on Crime Prevention Programs, please call Police Officer Philip Cuffaro at 718-776-9207, or e-mail him at NYPD105pctCPO@aol.com
We are looking for a new vice-president. If you are interested, please phone Jerry Wind at 718-347-3881 or e-mail bhcacivic@aol.com.
If you are a high school or college student who needs community service credit, we have a position where you can earn it. If interested, please phone Jerry Wind at 718-347-3881 or e-mail bhcacivic@aol.com. First come, first served for a limited time, so act soon.
If you are a high school or college student who needs community service credit, we have a position where you can earn it. If interested, please phone Jerry Wind at 718-347-3881 or e-mail bhcacivic@aol.com. First come, first served for a limited time, so act soon.
Dues are $5.00 annually. Additional cash donations gratefully accepted. You may pay at our meetings or mail to: Joseph Wind, Treasurer, Bellerose Hillside Civic Association, 80-20 242 Street, Bellerose, NY 11426
Our civic, on it's 75th Anniversary, receives a Proclamation from NYS Senator Tony Avella.
l. to r. Rocky Hill Civic Assn. President Frank Toner, Senator Tony Avella, NYC Councilman Mark Weprin and BHCA President Jerry Wind
U.S. Congressman Gregory Meeks addresses our civic.
Community Board 13 Chair, Bryan Block addresses our civic.
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