COMING EVENTS
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Staten Island Advance
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The American Red Cross will be holding its annual Staten Island Chrysanthemum
Ball Friday, Nov. 20, at 7 p.m. in The Excelsior Grand, New Dorp. Tickets are $200. Call Denise Bloise at
718-983-1600 or e-mail her at bloised@nyredcross.org.
The dinner-dance with music provided by the Ann Marie Nacchio Quintet will also feature a brief video
about how the American Red Cross assists those who have been affected by disaster.
Six local community and business leaders will be recognized for their humanitarian work and support of the
Red Cross.
The are: Atlantic Salt Inc., a family-owned business with a marine terminal on the North Shore; James J.
Devine, president and CEO of New York Container Terminal; Rev. Patrick J. Griffin, executive vice
president for mission and branch campuses, St. John's University; Dr. Richard Guarasci, president of
Wagner College; Dr. Tomas D. Morales, president of College of Staten Island/CUNY, and the 101-year-old
Richmond County Bar Association which provides professional development for attorneys and facilitates
access to legal services for the community.
Major sponsors of the event are Richmond Savings Foundation, New York Container Terminal, Atlantic
Salt, St. Johns University, Richmond County Savings Bank and Wagner College.
The American Red Cross in Greater New York helps the nine million people in the greater New York area to
prepare for and respond to emergencies. The Chapter also offers hundreds of lifesaving courses and
emergency preparedness training programs and resources.

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