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The party, held at Terrace on the Park in late May, was attended by many membersto honor the award recipients of the evening. Hon. Edward F. Cox, Chairman of the NYSRepublican Party, did introductions for the awards. Keynote speaker was Hon. RobAstorino, Westchester County Exec. along with other speakers for the evening, BetsyMcCaughney (former Lt. Gov. NYS) and Hon. Nicole Malliotakis (NYS Assembly).Paula Hofstadter sang a stirring rendition of “God Bless America.” Others in attendancewere John Ward (Pres), Francis Schmidt (Secty), Joyce Katchmer (Treas), John Wilson,Kevin Duffy, George Custance, and Marvin Jeffcoat. A wonderful time was had by all!

SUDS President, Rick Duro; Queens Borough President Helen Marshall; CouncilMember Jimmy Van Bramer; Queens Parks Commissioner Dorothy Lewandowski;Community Board 2 Chair Joseph Conley. (continued on page 2)

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Paula Hostetter (NYC Opera Co), Kevin Duffy (Sunnyside GOP Club) and JohnWard (President of Sunnyside GOP Club). (continued on page 2)

(See Page 4)Councilmember Van Bramer presented a street sign to the family- holding one end, while Kraft’s granddaughter, Karen Sheridan, holds the other.

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Unveiling Of Revitalized Lou Lodati Park PlansOn Thursday, June 2nd City

Council Member Jimmy VanBramer, Queens Borough PresidentHelen Marshall and Queens ParksCommissioner DorothyLewandowski unveiled plans for thenewly redesigned Lou Lodati Park.

Van Bramer and Marshall havesuccessfully worked to secure $1.4million in funding for the parkrenovations. Plans include a stateof the art dog run, modern basket-ball courts, a resurfaced softballfield, ecuavoli courts, expandedlighting, and additional greenery,including new trees and shrubs.

“It is important to maintainand enhance the local parks thatsupport quality of life and makeour neighborhoods great places

to live and work,” said the Coun-cil. “Among the many new fea-tures, the renovations will pro-vide a terrific dog run that themany dog lovers in the area willappreciate. I am pleased to an-nounce this much needed updateto Lou Lodati Park, which willbenefit the ever growing and vi-brant community in Sunnyside.”

“An investment in our parks isan investment in the future. At thepresent time, it is my pleasure tosay that since becoming QueensBorough President I have had theprivilege to allocate more than $142million in capital funding to urbanoases like this one here. Today, Iam happy to report that City Coun-cilman Van Bramer and I have

each provided half of the $1.4 mil-lion that will give this heavily-used patch of green a facelift, notonly for taxpayers, but also theirbest friends, their canine compan-ions,” said Queens BP Marshall.

“The Parks Department is ex-cited to show the plans for a $1.4-million refurbished Lou LodatiPark that will improve the softballand basketball courts, expand light-ing, add new plants and trees, inaddition to creating a new dog runfor the Queens’ four-leggedfriends,” said Queens Parks Com-missioner Lewandowski. “Thisproject is possible thanks to$700,000 each allocated BoroughPresident Marshall and CouncilMember Van Bramer.”

Hon. Frank Padavan, a former NYSSenator (1972-2010) was awarded a‘Lifetime Achievement Award.’

Frank Messina (County Republican Party), Francis Schmidt (Secty. forSunnyside GOP Club), Joyce Katchmery (Treas. for Sunnyside GOP Club).

John Catsima-Tidis (CEO Gristedes Markets) and Edward Cox(Chariman NYS Republican Party).

Francis Schmidt (Sunnyside GOP Club Secty) and Phil Sica(Chaplain Queens County Republican Party and American Legion).

Betsy McCaughey (Former Lt.Gov) and John Ward (Pres.Sunnyside GOP Club).

Frank Padavan (FormerNYS Senator) who receivedthe Lifetime AchievementAward. He was the architectof the program “Safe Streets,Safe City” which contributedto a dramatic reduction in re-ported crime in NYC.

Tom Belesis, CEO of JohnThomas Financial Business-man of the Year Award.

Dan Halloran, NYC Coun-cil-Theodore Roosevelt“Rough Rider” Award.

Aron Hirtz, CEO of Aron’sKissena Farms-Ronald Reagan“Shining City on a Hill” Award

Edward Sawchuk, pro-fessional engineer and at-torney-Abraham Lincoln“Leadership” Award.

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A Street Named For A Good Woman(continued from front page)

by Luke Adams

Last Saturday morning, at the corner of45th Street and 48th Avenue, approximately80 people, including relatives, neighbor-hood friends and public officials, gatheredto remember Claire Kraft for her years ofdevotion to the community she loved andserved. Claire had lived at 48-20 45th Streetin Woodside until her death in 2002, and herformer home is in sight of the new streetsign. Thanks to the excellent efforts of ourCouncilman Jimmy Van Bramer, “ClaireKraft Way” now permanently marks thespot to honor this lovely lady.

Claire moved to Woodside in the early1920’s while she was a little girl. Claire’shome was close to McGucken’s Milk Farmand the family bought fresh milk there everyday. The area had acres of open farmlandand undeveloped fields, but the twentieswere the beginning of great urban growth,

due to the advent of the bridge, the develop-ment of Long Island, and the spreading ofpopulation from Manhattan.

It was also the beginning of life for St.Teresa’s Parish around which much ofClaire’s life was devoted, in addition to hermany other passions. In 1925, the Diocese ofBrooklyn bought land and soon began con-struction of a school and rectory, opening aschool in 1927. On Easter Sunday 1927,Reverend John Patterson, pastor of St.Raphael Church, celebrated the first Mass inthe school basement, which served as thenew church. Claire worshiped in and servedSt. Teresa’s until her death. She helped buildand make our community strong through herwork. She was on St. Teresa’s Parish Coun-cil and Rosary Society. In the early 1950’s,she met this author, Luke Adams (to whomher son John refers to as his fourth brother),when she volunteered and worked with Gate-way Community Restoration. That group

was responsible to helping create theSunnyside Arch. The arch was the begin-ning of neighborhood vitalization and re-mains the area’s most prominent land-mark.

Kraft served asPresident of theWoodside Republi-can Club, and wason the board of theSunnyside Cham- ber of Commerce. Shewas a proud member of the 108 PolicePrecinct Community Council, United For-ties Civic Organization, and many morelocal groups which held the communitytogether, welcomed newcomers and workedfor the public good.

Councilmember Van Bramer acted asMaster of Ceremonies at the June 4 renam-ing, and introduced the former pastor of StTeresa’s, Claire’s good friend Msgr. D. Jo-seph Finnerty. Those who knew Claire wellwere aware of how close she was with thePastor. Monsignor mentioned that when hefirst came to St. Teresa’s, Claire was one ofthe first people he met, and joked how she lethim know what he was expected to do!

Former Councilman Walter McCaffreyalso spoke of his ties with Claire. He re-called that his father was also close to herdue her both their positions on the pollingboard. They were on opposite sides of the

aisle but remained cordial andenjoyed each other’s company.

Her sons Roger and Johnattended the dedication withtheir family, and her third son,Lawrence who lives in FortWorth, Texas, was unable to attend. It wouldbe difficult to mention all who came to-gether to honor Claire, but her son Johnasked that we acknowledge Claire’s goodfriend, the late former Republican StateCommitteewoman Lee Corcoran, and herfriend Roel Vanderkooi for all the week-ends he drove Claire to visit Lee when shewas hospitalized.

Many of us are grateful and thankful thatthe street naming was made to one of ourcitizens who wasn’t a big politician or richmember of the community but a great ladywho rolled up her sleeves and volunteeredfor the community she loved. She made it abetter place for all of us till this day.

CM Jimmy Van Bramer, two of Kraft’s sons (and very close friend) Roger Kraft,Assemblywoman Catherine Nolan, John Kraft, Luke Adams and Lily Gavin.

Msgr. Finnerty was pleased that God had the sun come out to honor Claire’s day. Hethanked the Councilman for honoring a woman who worked so hard for her community.

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Assemblywoman Nolan talked of her 30-year friendship with Claire, and althoughpolitically different they had a strong friendship and enjoyed each others company. L-R:CB2 Chairman Joe Conley, Walter McCaffrey, Van Bramer, Roger Kraft (Claire’s son),Nolan, John Kraft (Claire’s son), Luke Adams and Lily Gavin.

John Kraft spoke on behalf of the family, on how they tried to get his mother to move closerto them on Long Island, but she made it clear she would not move from her neighborhood.



Memorial DayRemembrancesSunday, May 29th was a beautiful clear

day perfect for marching and that is exactlywhat went on in Forest Hills, Queens. The66th Annual Forest Hills Memorial Day Pa-rade was held as it usually is along Metro-politan Avenue between 74th Avenue andAscan Avenue traveling west to TrottingCourse Lane dispersing just beforeWoodhaven Avenue. Sponsored primarilyby the American Legion Continental Post1424 of Forest Hills, located at 107-15 Met-ropolitan Avenue at the parades start, thisparade has the distinction of being the secondlargest Memorial Day parade in Queens andthe largest veterans sponsored parade in theCounty. This year’s special guests and hon-orees included former State Senator SerphinMaltese and Congressional Medal of Honorrecipient USMC Sergeant (E5) Robert E.O’Malley of Woodside who rode on the leadfloat with members of the Post. The paradewas well attended by numerous groups in-cluding an Army Band, Navy Band, CoastalPatrol Band, the NYC Corrections Depart-ment Piper Band, Sons of the Legion, theLegionnaires, the Civilian Air Patrol, and ofcourse various Veterans and affiliated groupsincluding the DAV (Disabled Veterans),VFW and soldiers, sailors and airmen frompast wars and current conflicts. Additionalmusic and fanfare were provided by the CityTwirlers, the Francis Lewis HS Band andROTC, the Franklin K. Lane HS Band, theChrist the King Band, Xavier HS Color Guard,and our own hometown “Ambassadors ofGoodwill” the Sunnyside Drum Corps who

marched ahead of a consolidation of othermarchers from various high schools andgroups. The kids were proud to once againhave the opportunity to march and rememberthe sacrifices of our country’s fallen Veter-ans and those who currently serve to defendour rights and freedoms and those of othersaround the globe. There were of course therequisite antique cars and procession of mili-tary vehicles as well to round out and addadditional color and nostalgia to the parade.

Monday, May 30th also saw our own localJohn V. Daniels VFW Post 2813 hold itsannual Memorial Day Ceremony at the JohnV. Daniels Park/Square located at the inter-section of 43rd Avenue and Roosevelt Avenuebetween 51st and 52nd Streets. Post members,the Ladies Auxiliary and friends and neigh-bors paid their respects to those fallen whilethe Sunnyside Drum Corps provided the back-ground music and fanfare to set the mood andBoy Scout Troop 390 provided a CeremonialColor Guard for the event, trained by noneother than the Post’s Junior Vice Commander(and Troop Scoutmaster) Eduardo Avila.After the memorial event members of thePost headed back to their headquarters at 51-27 Queens Boulevard where later in the after-noon they inducted and charged their newslate of officers, a new member, and hostedCub Scout Pack 390’s end-of-year awardsceremony officiated by Post Commander andpack Cubmaster Marvin Jeffcoat. A buffetluncheon was held afterward where the mem-bers and guests reminisced on memories past,current times and plans for the future.

Congressional Medal ofHonor recipient Robert E.O’Malley and former StateSenator Serphin Malteseride the lead float at theForest Hills Memorial DayParade.

Military Color Guard leads the paradebehind the NYPD Mounted Unit Escort.

Sunnyside Drum Corps in full swing atForest Hills Memorial Day Parade.

Sunnyside DrumCorps steps offAscan Avenue intoformation (look atthose lines- nicejobs cymbals andbass drums).

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Labor Of Love

Last weekend, Queens Community Board 2 held their Annual‘BREAKFAST AT THE ZOO’

Council Member JIMMY VAN BRAMERinvites you to the first ever 26th Council District

LGBT Pride Month BrunchWith special guest City Council Speaker CHRISTINE QUINN

Featuring a live performance by theBryant High School Gay – Straight Alliance

Sunday, June 12th 1:00PM to 3:00PMAt the Riverview Restaurant, 2-01 50th Avenue,

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St. Sebastian Catholic War Veterans Ladies Auxiliary, Post #870 of Woodside have continued their‘Adopt-A-Hero’ project, where they send some of our men and women who are fighting for our freedom, lettersand packages to make sure they’re receiving a touch of home. The Ladies ‘Labor of Love’ include themshopping for many items, of which are still in great need for these care packages. To continue the efforts, theAuxiliary holds Fundraisers to off set the cost of the mailings. The Post members contribute to a jar at the Postand MaryAnne Bobby holds weekly raffles to assist in the expense of the project. But they need your help.Contact the Post to see what items you can donate to help fill up these packages. Please.

LEGAL NOTICE • LEGAL NOTICE • LEGAL NOTICE • LEGAL NOTICE

Post Commander Jerry Olt, (then left to right) Maureen Serge, Mary McDermott, Anne Chotkowski,MaryAnne Bobby, Helen Olt, Nora McDonald, Karen Davis and Margaret McDonald.

Notice is hereby given that anOrder entered by the Civil Court,Queens County on 5/12/11,bearing Index Number NC-000373-11/QU, a copy of whichmay be examined at the Office ofthe Clerk, located at 89-17 Sutphin

Boulevard, Jamaica, NY 11435,grants me (us) the right to: Assumethe name of (First) BRIAN(Middle) THOMAS (Last)BRANSON My present name is(First) BRIAN (Middle)

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QUEENS PRIDE PARADE

PET PROPOSALSDid you realize that 6 out of 10 U.S. households have pets? That

means that those without critter companions are in the minority, but ifyou’re a pet owner selling your home, you shouldn’t ignore the percep-tions of those families that don’t include cats or dogs.

Odors are the biggest issue. This isn’t to say that your housekeepingis remiss, but remember that some buyers who visit your home mayexperience allergies or be particularly sensitive to pet dander or odors.Just vacuum the floors and furniture frequently and use an air sanitizer.

During the early stages of your listing, you’ll likely experience morefrequent showings and visits by buyers. This is a particularly good timeto make arrangements to board your pet, or seek out a good “doggie daycare” center for quick visits during showings. This may be safer and lessstressful for your pet than a constant parade of strangers in your home,and may put buyers more at ease as well.

In any case, be sure to pick up toys, bowls, bedding in advance of ashowing, just as you would tidy up the children’s things and other roomsthroughout the house before buyers visit.

The World Around I.S. 125Starbucks of Sunnyside and the students of Ms. Clarisse Frenkel’s art

classes have joined forces to present an art display entitled “Our Vision;The World Around Us.”

Over the past few months, under the direction of Ms. Frenkel, fifth,sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students from Thomas J. McCannWoodside Intermediate School 125 have been creating their visions ofour world in watercolor, charcoal, acrylic, and through paper machesculptures.

Through a community partnership established with the local starbucks,manager Matt Griffith has graciously offered exhibit space for some ofthe students’ work. Their art will be on display at Starbucks beginningon Wednesday, June 15th, and the community is encouraged to stop byto view and enjoy the exceptional work created by the talented young-sters of I.S. 125.

Starbucks is located at 46-09 Queens Boulevard, and is open dailyfrom 5 am to 11:30 pm. The display will be available for viewing throughJune 26th, so everyone will have time to enjoy this exhibit with theirfavorite morning (or evening) latte!

Queens Library, Jamaica BranchCloses Media Center Temporarily

On Sunday, June 5th CouncilMember Jimmy Van Bramer joinedNYC Council Speaker ChristineC. Quinn, Council Member DannyDromm, Senator Gianaris and nu-merous elected officials to marchin the Queens PRIDE parade. Cel-ebrating the 19th annual “QueensPride” Day, participants marcheddown 37th Avenue in the heart ofJackson Heights. The event alsofeatured a multicultural festival andlive performances.

With over 50,000 in attendance,Council Member Van Bramer ad-dressed the crowd, highlighting theimportant role awareness and vis-ibility continues to have on theLGBT civil rights movement andthe passage of Marriage Equalityin New York.

“For nearly two decades, thePride Day celebrations in Queenshave increased awareness of LGBTissues,” said Council MemberJimmy Van Bramer. “As we cel-ebrate our many victories over theyears, it is important to recognizethe work that remains. I am proudto join the tens of thousands stand-ing together in support of Mar-riage Equality in New York.”

Effective Monday, June 13, theMedia Center at the Central Li-brary in Jamaica, where DVDs,CDs and video games are avail-able for loan, will close tempo-rarily for renovations. It will re-open in temporary space on thelower level in late June.

The area on the first floor that

houses the Media Center is beingrenovated to make more room forDVDs, CDs and video games. It ispart of the overall renovation ofthe Central Library’s main libraryspace.

While the Media Center isclosed, customers may return ma-terials to the circulation desk or

renew online atwww.queenslibrary.org, or byphone at 718-990-8508.

When the new Media Centeropens early in 2012, customers willsee a new Media Center that istwice its former size; more selfcheck-out stations and bright andfresh décor.



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