Hagedorn Little Village School holds Golden Rule Dinner kick off meeting

The Hagedorn Little Village School's staff and members of the 2007 Golden Rule Dinner committee held a kick-off meeting May 17 in the school's conference room. The 19th annual Golden Rule Award Dinner is set for Tuesday, October 23 in the Garden City Hotel.

The 2006 award sent to Scott Charney, president of Charney Marketing Services located in Massapequa. This year the Hagedorn Little Village School, Jack Joel Center for Special Children is privileged to present the award to Bruce "Cousin Brucie" Morrow, the radio DJ and announcer. Also receiving a memorial award will be the family of Susan Weshler, a longtime support and good friend of the Hagedorn Little Village School.

Robert Brooks, trustee and a resident of Port Washington, this year's dinner chairman, made the arrangements with "Cousin Brucie" and for the radio legend to bring in the Doo Wop groups Lenny Cocco and the Chimes and Earl Lewis and the Channels.

Founded by Caryl Bank, Ph.D. and Barbara Feingold, Ph.D. in 1969, the Little Village School, located at 750 Hicksville Rd., Seaford/North Massapequa, has been delivering a comprehensive network of programs and services for infants and young children with developmental disabilities.

The Hagedorn Little Village School is tuitionfree. The school exists mostly due to government funding, however, with the declining government support, the survival of Little Village and its programs depends on outside help.

To purchase a table for the Award's Dinner or place an ad in the Dinner Journal, contact Robert Cooperman at 520-6036.

Shown in the photo, left to right, are David Denenberg, Nassau County Legislator; Gerald Levy, president, CBS Coverage Group, Plainview; Barbara Feingold, Ph.D., co-executive director of Hagedorn Little Village School; Roberta Cooperman, coordinator of development, Port

Washington; Robert Brooks, trustee dinner chairman, Port Washington; Michael Intrabartola, Floral Park; Caryl Bank, Ph.D., Co-executive director of Hagedorn Little Village School and Gregory Carman, Jr. Esq., Farmingdale. Photo by John H. Meyer

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