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Presidents Message
Hello Houghs Neck and beyond. ChowdaFest is less than a week away.
The 9th annual Chowdafest September 14 will be the biggest event of the
year. We will need lots of volunteers for this event so please contact Helen
Kelly @ [email protected], visit HoughsNeck.org for updates. The Mayor
of Houghs Neck race was a very competitive this year. The four candidates
worked hard on events all summer to raise funds for the Community. I would
love to tell you the winner now but you must attend ChowdaFest to find out.
2‎ 013 Chowdafest logo contest winner is Renee Gaura-VanGestel. Renee’s
art will be featured on the back of the ChowdaFest T-shirts. Thank you to
all the participants. The decision was difficult but only one sketch could be
chosen.
Good Neighbor Banquet will be held on October 20th at 5PM. If you have
a neighbor you feel goes above and beyond being the average neighbor, you
should consider nominating them for Houghs Neck Good Neighbor. Please
see “Good Neighbor” ad for more details.
If you have a love for your community please consider joining the HNCC
board of directors. It is a great opportunity to meet new people, get to know
what is going on in the community and help out the very cause that makes this
a great place to live.
Contact me for more details. Call, text or email 617-285-8405
[email protected].
Watch for the other events happening in the next couple of months, Holy
Trinity Parish will host a 3 day carnival on the church lawn Sept. 13 - 15th.
Holy Trinity Parish Charismatic Congress CRS Boston. A three day event
open of all faiths. Sept. 20, 21 & 22.� Just
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Oct. 5th At
Quincy Yacht Club. Smegs Legs Road Race: Oct. 12 Broadmeadows School.
See the articles or ads for these events,
See you at Chowdafest; Jim
Houghs Neck Community Council
presents the
9th Annual Houghs Neck
Chowdafest
Saturday, Sept 14, 2-6PM
SEPTEMBER 2013, VOLUME 57 ISSUE 1
UP COMING HNCC Sponsored Events
9th Annual Chowdafest
save the date ~ save the date ~ save the date
Saturday, September 14, 2013 ~ Houghs Neck Maritime Center
Bay View Ave. ~ At the Public Landing ~ 2:00pm - 6:00pm
Bake Sale
Sponsored by the Houghs Neck Congregational Church,
Proceeds to benefit the Quincy Community Action Programs.
To donate baked goods see the article in page 3 for special instructions
or contact Gayle at 617-773-6522 or [email protected].
Houghs Neck Merchandise & Chowdafest T-shirts
will be on sale at chowdafest
Good Neighbor Banquet Oct. 20th
It’s time to recognize your Good Neighbor. Do you know a member of our
community that goes above and beyond to help out. Someone that mows a
neighbors lawn, shovels the snow or just checks in to make sure all is OK.
Someone that coaches your child’s team and has done so for many years or
coaches different sports? A special leader of your group? Your Best Friend
that not only helps you but others also. There are three categories, Good
Neighbor, Civic Contributions to our community and Outstanding Senior
Citizen, and we can have more then one civic or senior winner. Nominations
are easy, just send a note with an explanation to: Good Neighbor, 367 Billings
Road Wollaston MA 02170 or email [email protected]. Deadline
for nominations is September 15th so think who your Good Neighbor is and
send in your nomination NOW! The Banquet will be held at the St. Thomas
Aquinas Hall on Sunday October 20 at 5PM with a social hour beginning at
4:pm.
Membership Drive
Houghs Neck Community Council’s Membership Dues
Our membership year runs Sept. 1 through Aug. 31 We have the lowest Family
dues in the city and offer so much more for $5.00 per Family. Think about
the many events the council sponsors and all of our children’s events are free.
The Houghs Neck Bulletin is sent free to everyone in the “neck”,
your dues and the advertiser’s offset the cost of publishing this informative
newsletter. Just $5.00 for the year.
Our Community Gives Back to Others
Holy Trinity Parish Carnival Sept. 13-14-15th
See article and Discount Coupon on page 5
Rain Date: Sunday, Sept. 15, 2-6 PM
Houghs Neck Congregational Church Sunday School
Rally Day September 15 at 10 am!
See article on page 5
Bay View Ave @ the Public Landing
Holy Trinity Parish Charismatic Congress CRS Boston
Sept. 20-21-22
See ad on page 8
Houghs Neck Maritime Center
Vote for Houghs Necks Best Chowda
Best Restaurant Recipe
To enter call Jim @ 617-285-8405
or email: [email protected].
Quincy Arts Fest One Merrymount Parkway
Sept. 21st 10am – 5pm Sept. 22nd 1am – 4pm
Houghs Neck Congregational Church 4th Annual
Community Lobster Boil/Fish Fry Dinner September 27
See article on page 5
Just Because Cancer Walk ~ October 5th
Quincy Yacht Club
See article on page 5, ad on page 8
Best Home Recipe
To enter call Eileen @ 617-479-4107 or
617-481-9153 or email: [email protected]
Smegs Legs Road Race ~ October 12th
Broadmeadows Middle School
See October Issue
ADVANCE TICKETS RECOMMENDED
Chowdafest T-Shirts
Stop by our ticket booth @ LaBreque Field
Times and Date to be announced on our
website and Facebook
For additional info call or use one of
the emails listed above
ChowdaFest Tix $5.00 per person
6th
The 2013 race for mayor of Houghs
Neck is coming down to the wire.
Each candidate has worked hard to
raise funds for the community. The
winner will be introduced during
the Chowdafest on Sept 14. No
matter which candidate wins the real
winner is the cmmunity. This contest
not only assists the council with
donations, but instills a Community
Sprit like nothing else could. Thank
you to all that have participated.
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Our Sympathy and Condolences are extended
to the friends and families of:
Paul E. Rouleau, 85 died Aug.
13th. Husband of the late Dorothy
R. (Hollander) Rouleau, and father
of Paula Gordon and David, brother
of Alice Deady and the late Jean
O’Neill, Raymond and Richard.
Grandfather of Robert Gordon, Sara
Belmont, Julie Wood and Daniel
Rouleau. great-grandfather of five.
Paul was born in Lowell and lived in
Quincy most of his life. He worked at
General Dynamics for 40 years before
retiring in 1993. Paul was a very
talented craftsman. He designed and
built small versions of real furniture
for doll houses. He was a founding
member of Tiny Treasures Society
and was past president of N.A.M.E.
National Assoc. of Miniature
Enthusiasts. Paul thoroughly enjoyed
this unique craft for more than 40
years. He was a United States Army
veteran serving in both World War II
and Korea. Donations may be made
to Wounded Warrior Project, P.O.
Box 758517, Topeka, KS 66675.
Bernard E. Van Tassell, passed on
Aug. 7th. Bernie attended St.Ambrose
Grammar School in Dorchester, and
Cathedral High School in Boston.
He served in the United States Navy.
Several years after he was discharged,
he entered the Submarine Sandwich
business. He owned Bernies Take
Out on Bedford St. Boston, Anns
Submarine Sandwiches on Needham
St. Newton. Then Bernies General
and The Manet Lunch. He retired to
Cape Coral, Florida. Bernie enjoyed
playing softball with friends and
coworkers for as long as he could
swing a bat. In his earlier years he
served as president of the King
Square Athletic Association, which
helped field a competitive softball
team in the Dorchester area. He went
on to play in Houghs Neck and Cape
Coral. In addition, Bernie became
a lifetime member of the Fraternal
Order of Elks and the Quincy Yacht
Club. Husband of the late Rosemary
N. (Bushman) Van Tassell, he
is survived by children; Lisa A.
Keenan, James, Michael R., Bernard
E. Jr. and Thomas B. his cherished
grandchildren; Rosemary, Emily,
Bernard, III, Hayley, James Jr. and
Maximus, his sister and brothers;
Theresa Terry Lennon, Robert F. and
Arthur E. Van Tassell, brother of the
late Elaine Riley. Donations may be
made to Old Colony Hospice, One
Credit Union Way, Randolph, MA
02368.
Brendan M. McDonald, age 27
passed away on Aug. 10th. Brendan
worked very hard over the past
five years trying to overcome his
addiction and sadly, he lost the battle.
He graduated from Boston College
High School and went on to work
in the building and construction
business with his uncle. Brendan
enjoyed many years of playing
golf with his dad and his papa. He
truly enjoyed spending time with
his family and loved music and
sports. Son of Nancy Holler and her
husband Steven and John Cooper.
Brother of Courtney and Shelagh
Holler and grandson of Barbara
McDonald and Katherine and
Federick Holler and the late Richard
W. McDonald. Nephew of Susan
and Kevin McGoldrick and Rich and
Lee McDonald, cousin of Molly and
Maggie McGoldrick. Donations in
memory of Brendan may be made to
the Bo Foundation, Inc., Falco and
Associates, 50 Quincy Ave., Quincy,
MA 02169.
Richard
J.
Charboneau,
Corrections Officer, Suffolk County
Sheriffs Department, age 43, passed
away on August 15th. Born, raised
and educated in Quincy, Boston
and Weymouth schools and was a
graduate of Weymouth South High
School, Class of 1988. He has lived
in Quincy for most of his life. A
corrections officer with the Suffolk
County Sheriffs Department for
sixteen years. He served in the U.S.
Navy during Desert Storm onboard
the aircraft carrier, U.S.S. America
CV 66. He received the Sea Service
Deployment Ribbon w/2 stars, the
Expeditionary Medal, the Southwest
Asia Service Medal w/3 stars and the
Kuwait Liberation Medal. Richard
was an avid hockey and Boston
Bruins fan. Son of John and Susan
(King) OLeary and Richard A.
Charboneau. Cherished nephew of
John King,the late Paul King , Steven
King , Barbara Farrell, Eileen King
Collins, Jay King, Maryann King
Beebe, Andrea King and Margaret
OConnor.
Timothy J. Ross, 60, passed on Aug.
19th., due to mesothelioma. Husband
of Amy OConnell Ross, father of
Marisa and Lucy . Son of the late
Harry and Joan Folan Ross. Brother
of Joanne Ross Morrissey, Robert,
Ellen Ross Pecce, Russell and James.
Born and raised in Quincy, and a
graduate of Quincy High School,
Lover of sailing, skiing, hiking,
music, dog walking, reading, and
sports, Tim was a past Commodore
and Fleet Captain at Gull Point
Yacht Club. Tim was a dedicated
and well-liked letter carrier for the
US Postal Service in Quincy for
many years. Donations may be made
to Team Jess, c/o the Cystic Fibrosis
Foundation of Massachusetts/Rhode
Island, 220 North Main Street, Suite
104, Natick, MA 01760.
Good Neighbor Nominations by Sept. 15.
Let us know about your good neighbor
[email protected]
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VOLUNTEER STAFF
HNCC PRESIDENT Jim McCarthy 617-773-5920
ADVERTISING Eileen Timcoe 617-479-4107
EDITOR Tom Timcoe 617-481-9153
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Cynthia Lewis 617-376-1385
SCHOLARSHIP Chairman David DiBona 617-471-9179
COMMUNITY CENTER Cynthia Lewis 617-376-1385
MEMBERSHIP Helen Kelly
DISTRIBUTION US POSTAL SERVICE
Annual Subscription -
Free to all Houghs Neck Residents
5.00 per year for anyone living outside Houghs Neck
Marjorie B. (Bruce) Dunn, on
Aug. 25th. Marjorie just celebrated
her 100th birthday on Aug. 14. Wife
of the late Herbert G. Dunn. Mother
of Marjorie Byrnes, Rosemary
Gaura, Warren, David and Paul
Sister of the late Madeline Page
and Alberta Bradley. Grandmother
of 11 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren. Donations can be
made to the American Cancer Society
30 Speen Street, Framingham, MA
01701.
Gifts to the
Houghs Neck Community Council
Scholarship Fund
In Honor of
Ronna Davis
on her September Birthday
Dave & Kathy DiBona
In Memory of
Richard Charboneau
from
Joan Morgan
In Memory of
Richard Charboneau
from
Abbie Sines
Happy September Birthday to
Thomas Timcoe
Eric Johnson
Larry Levasseur
Lori Knopf
from
Veva
In Memory of
Leon Blanchard
from
Joan Morgan
In Memory of
Paul Rouleau
from
Dave & Kathy DiBona
Birthdays. Anniversaries.
My favorite flower.
He never forgot anything.
Including making his funeral arrangements ahead of time. I’m thankful
that he took care of the details in advance and saved me the added anxiety
of having to make dozens of decisions at a difficult time. And because he
paid for his services in advance, my family was not left with a financial
burden, but with peace of mind knowing his wishes will be honored.
The professionals of Deware Funeral Home took care of all of the details
and helped us plan a fitting tribute to a life well lived.
Call us today to set up an appointment with a counselor and to receive
your FREE copy of our Funeral Planning Guide.
DignityMemorial.com
Deware Funeral Home
576 Hancock Street
Quincy, MA 02170
(617) 472-1137
A Service Family Affiliate of AFFS and Service Corporation International,
492 Rock Street, Fall River, MA 02720, (508) 676-2454.
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News
HOUGHSNECKCOMMUNITY CENTER
1193 Sea Street, Quincy, Ma
Tel. 617-376-1385
Cynthia Lewis, Director
FREE Child’s PlayPlaygroup
Thank you sincerely for my generous
book award. The scholarship money
is greatly appreciated by my family
and me. Richard Chaudhary
Thank You so much or the scholarship
money. I was truly honored, it will
greatly help for college costs. Ali
Reardon
Congratulations to Arlene Powers
age 59 who recently graduated from
the University of Phoenix with a
Bachelors Degree in Healthcare
Administration/Management.
We
would like for everyone to know
how proud we are of her and her
accomplishment. Arlene is now
looking to work in the healthcare
field.
Houghs Neck
Garden Club
The opening meeting of the Houghs
Neck garden club is a members
only Pot Luck Dinner at the home
of member Carol Johnston. On
Wednesday evening, September
11 at 7pm we will share food and
fellowship. We will also discuss
plans for the 2013-2014 club year.
Please contact Donna Berry if your
dues have not been paid.
The October 2nd meeting will be
held at Nut Island Community Room
at 7pm. Jeanine Delaney from
the Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Protection will speak
on recycling and energy saving tips.
She will give us information
on gardening techniques and
composting.
She will also
update what’s happening in the
Department.
Refreshments will be served first
followed by the speaker.
The club is a member of the Garden
Club Federation of Massachusetts.
SEASIDE CAFE
FREE Movie & Popcorn Night
Friday 4:30-7 September13 & 27.With 10 people – pizza !
This is a Drop off for Ages 5+.Movies are rated G / PG.
Above programs are drop-ins.
SEASIDECAFÉ Hot Lunch to older citizens.
Daily, Monday-Friday at 11:30. Donation $2.00
Coffee and pastry served at 10am – 11:30. $.50
Meals on Wheels packed and delivered 8:30- 11:30
617- 657-0759 Reservations requested.
Volunteer are always needed. Drivers & Kitchen Help.
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Sewing Workshop Wednesday September 18th @ 3pm
Boys are welcome. Make a fun Skirt or overnight bag for yourself.
Basic intro to Learn to use a sewing machine cut from a pattern
Choose fabrics. Age 7-12. Fee $3
Kids in the KitchenLunch with Friends. Tuesday
September 24th @ 12:30 6-10. .Fee $2.00limited space.
Bingo everyWednesday from 12:30-3pm.
It’s only 25 cents a card. We serve great refreshment.
Blood Pressure ClinicPlan to stay for lunch
Free Every 2nd& 4thThursday 9:30-11am..
Birthday Party LuncheonLast Wednesday of
the month 11:30 Great dinner and Birthday cake for dessert!
Movie & LunchThursday September 12th@11-1pm
�oin friends for a Classic film & popcorn, a hot lunch,
dessert&coffee .All for just a $2.00 donation.
AA ProgramEvery Saturday 3-5pm
This meeting is for women only
Adult Art Classes
Acrylic Painting class
Every Monday 11 -1pm
Exploreexperiment&exchange ideas in an informal beginners /
intermediate class. All materials provided.
First canvas &paints arefree
Broken China Art – Make a mirror ,table ,Birdbath.
Do you have A passion to create with broken china, seaglass &
found objects, Come in to see our work.
For details on Adult Art Classes
617 376 1385.
SPECIALS PROGRAMS
PROGRAM SUPPORT
Movie for Seniors & Friends
Community Development Block Grant
and Volunteers….
Thank you, for your continued support, Cynthia
Thursday @ 11amSeptember 12th
Kids Sewing – September 18th @ 3pm
Back to school Skirt. Everyone can sew.
Kid’s Cooking Tuesday September 24th
Looking toVolunteer
Interested in any of the above programs?
Call Cynthia for details & to sign up
Meals on Wheels is Desperate for Drivers
Do you have program ideas?
Please make requests for new programs to
Cynthia ~ 617 376 1385
Drive One day a week or more
We ask for a 2-hour commitment to deliver meals to
homebound seniors. Help keep seniors in their homes
Bingo Caller– wanted for Senior Bingo program
Wednesday 12:30 -2:30pm
Volunteer support keeps our center open
September calendars are available at the center with a complete listing of
Programs: youth movie, children’s progams: sewing, cooking, senior bingo & more.
Programs are open to all Quincy residents;
space may be limited, reserve a spot early.
The Houghs Neck Community Center
operates under the direction of the Houghs
Neck Community Council, Inc. Funded with a
Community Development Block Grant through
the City of Quincy Planning Department
PLEASE SUPPORT OUR
ADVERTISERS ~ THEY SUPPORT US
October Deadline is
Sept 24th
After School Piano Lessons @ the Houghs Neck Community Center
Experineced Teacher ~ All Ages ~ Monday Afternoon’s ~ 617-481-9153 ~ 617-479-4107
Bernies General Store
Milk ~ Papers ~ Gree�ng Cards ~ Groceries ~ Fired Foods ~ Subs ~ Deli ~ Lo�ery
Open 7 days ~ 6AM to 10PM
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1193 Sea Street
HN Community Center
Did you know that the ”Air
Conditioned”
Houghs
Neck
Community Center serves a Hot
Lunch to senior citizens? MondayFriday at 11:30. Coffee and pastry ~
11am – 11:30. Voluntary Donation
$2.00 Call for more information.
617-657-0759
Fridays 2:30-4. Free playgroup for ages 0-4 with an adult. This
playgroup includes Social, snack, reading and a craft.
Drop in program. Volunteers welcome.
Drivers Needed
Volunteers to deliver meals to
homebound seniors
We ask for a 2-hour commitment
to deliver meals to homebound
seniors. For as little as one day per
week your time could help keep a
senior in their home. Call Cynthia
617-657-0759 for more information
about this caring program and how
you can assist other members of our
community
Children
Now Offering Free Food Delivery in Houghs Neck Area ONLY
Take Out Orders Call: 617-479-7441
1149 Sea Street ~ Houghs Neck
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Houghs Neck Good Neighbor Winners
Abbiatti, Ruth
Allison, George
American Legion Aux 380
Amyouny, Joe
AthertonHoughRetiredTeachers
Atherton Hough Teachers
Bailey, Hazel F.
Baldwin, Kale
Bambrick, Ken
Barzelay, Fannie
Barzelay, John
Batson, Bertha “Beryl”
Batson, Cris
Batson, Robert F.
Batson, Wayne
Bennett, Pat
Berensen, Arnold
Berensen, Helen
Berry, Michael
Bleiler, Carolyn
Blowers, Robert
Boyajian, Helen C
Boyd, Daniel
Bragg, Chester
Bragg, Jean
Brett, Joseph E.
Brill, Bob
Brill, Clemmie
Brophy, Joe
Brophy, Lucy
Buchan, Dorothy
Burke, Eleanor
Burton, Janis
Bythrow, Betty
Bythrow, Dan
Bythrow, Fred
Bythrow, Joanne
Callahan, Joyce
Canavan, Fiona
Carbonneau, Gay
Catrambone, Marge
Chase, Martha
Cheney, Tom
Clancy. John
Clarke, Paula
Close, Betty
Collins, Mary F.
Congdon, Jackie
Connell, Jennie
Connolly, Bill
Connors, Jerry
Corea, Rev. Dr. Peter
Cores, Rev. Alicia M.
Cotter, Jack
Craig, Jeff
Craig, Pam
Crombie, Al
Crowley, David J.
Crowley, Roberta
Cryan, Rosalie
Davis, Dr. Albert
Davis, George
Dedian, Eileen
Dennis, John J.
Dennis, Kay
Denvir, Bob
Denvir, Fran
Devine, Margaret
DiBona, David
Doherty, James “Jim”
Dondero, Hank
Dondero, Joanne
Donovan, Shorty
Doyle, George
Duato, Joan
Duffy, John Jr.
Dunedin, Queenie
Dunn-Smith, Maureen
Durgin, Merwin E. “Red”
English, Rev. William
Engren, Eddie
Fallon, Kim
Farrand, June
Farrand, Richard “Red”
Finlay, Peter
Foley, P.J.
Furthri, Louis
Gardner, Carol
Gardner, George R,
Gardner, James
Gibbons, Elaine (Kasper)
Giggey, Mary
Goldrick, Jim
Gillan, Lt. Bob (QPD)
Goodman, Ron
Gordon, Bob
Gordon, Marty
Gordon, Ruth
Gorman, Bonnie
Greene, Dorothy
Grenier, Ann
Grenier, Bob
Griffin, Carol Lee
Gunning, Kaye
Harvey’s Salt Water Fishing Club
HN American Legion 380
HN Community Council
HN Congregational Church
Houghs Neck Youth
H.N. Fire Fighters
H.O.P.E. Committee
Hacunda, Jack
Hagan, Charlie
Holler, Nancy
Holler, Steve
Hurlebaus, Thorn
Iredale, John
Jacobs, Ralph
Johnston, Jack
Jordan, Kay
Josselyn, Roland K. “Pop”
Joyce, John J. Jr.
Kamb, Bob
Kamb, Virginia
Kasper, Ed
Kearney, Patrick
Keith, Minnie
Kelly, Ed
Kelly, Kitty
Kelly, Leo J.
Kenny, Hugh
Knopf, Laurie
Knopf, Marjorie
Knowlton, Arthur
Laing, Dorothy
Liscombe, George
Little, Pete
Little, Priscilla
Locke, Frank
Logan, Barbara
Logan, Tom
Lyons, Gerry
Lyons, Timmy
Lyons, Tina
Troop 6 News…
September 14th, from 9-12 in Labrecque
Field parking lot. We are there the second
Saturday of every month. Please remember
that the bottle drives are our main means
of fundraising for the Troop, and we really
appreciate your contributions. Please feel
free to call if you need a pick up!
Yours in Scouting,
Rob Gordon, Scoutmaster Troop 6,
617-479-7412
Registration Time!!!!!
If you, or anyone you know, are interested in
joining our Troop and spending some time
doing things like camping, hiking, fishing,
climbing, skiing, boating, zip-lining, or are
interested in learning some pretty important life
skills, please come down to the Houghs Neck
Congregational Church on September 9th or
16th and sign up!!!
Please remember our upcoming bottle drive on
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MacKay, Gayle
MacMillan, David
Marsden, Joe
Marshall, Doris
Marshall, Skip
Marsters, Steve
McCann, Janet
McCauley, Francis X.
McCourt, Bernie
McCourt, Kay
McCourt, Donna
McCourt, William
McKinnon, Robert
McLean, Bety
McLellan, Mary Ann
McManus, Vickie
McPartlin, Frank
Meade, Ed
Meade, Roberta
Menz, John H. Sr
Miceli, Sam
Molloy, Betty
Morano, Antonio
Morgan, Herbert
Moriarty, Theresa
Morrell, DanieI
Morrell, Marilyn
Morrill, William R.
Morris, Garth
Morris, Jack
Morris, Josephine
Most Blessed Sacrament Church
Murphy, Bill
Murphy, Dave
Murphy, Lois
Nigro, Edythe
Nigro, Jack
Nisenbaum, Norman
Nugent, Madeline
Nugent, William
O’Brien, Emma
O’Connor, Peg
Olson, Harry
Pace, Mary
Page, Otto A.F.
Patch, Eleanor
Peter, Charlie Sr.
Peter, Trudy
Powers, Carol
Powers, Jack
Powers, Kay
Price, Frederick S. USMC
Price, Jackie
Price, John
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QYC Gourmet Club
Radcliffe, Margareta
Rae, Dorothy
Regan, Kathleen
Regan, Kevin
Reynolds, Barbara
Reynolds, Dick
Ridlen, Patricia Shea
Riley, James R. “Red”
Roach, Kevin
Ryan, Margaret
Sartori, Donald, Sacco
Saudade, Jim
Schuerch, Robert
Shaw, Dave
Shaw, Harold
Shaw, Kathy
Shaw, Paul
Shea, Mary L.
Silcox, James
Sines, Abbie
Sines, Russell
Sparks, Harold
Squatrito, Charlie
Stone, Renee
Story, Alpha
Sullivan, Ed
Sweeney, Mary
Swenson, Hugh
Timcoe, Eileen
Timcoe, Mary
Timcoe, Tom
Timcoe, Will
Tobin, Celia
Tobin, Eleanor
Tordoff, Sheila
Tordoff, Tom
Trechok, Linda
Tuffy, Ruth
Turner, Arthur
Urbanus, Paul
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Serving the commuities of: Adams Shore, Germantown, Houghs Neck and Merrymount
HOUGHS NECK
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
HOLY TRINITY PARISH
Fr. Bob Carr Pastor
Interim Pastor. Felix Carrion
Sunday Service 10:00am
[email protected]
NEW MASS SCHEDULE:
Wed evenings 7pm ~ Shed Street
Fellowship Coffee Hour following Service
310 Manet Avenue
617-479-8778 ~ www.hncong.org
4th Annual Community
Lobster Boil/Fish Fry
Dinner September 27
The 4th Annual Lobster Boil/Fish
Fry Dinner will be held from 5 to 8
p.m. Friday September 27 at Hough’s
Neck Congregational Church, 310
Manet Ave., Quincy. All are welcome
to attend this community event.
The dinner will feature a choice of
a full lobster or fried fish dinner,
JUST BECAUSE
CANCER WALK
On October 5, 2013 we are once
again running the Just Because All
Cancer Walk to benefit victims of
this dreaded disease. This is a 5k
(3.1 miles) walk offering scenic
shoreline views around Hough’s
Neck. The walk will start at 11:00
am from Brill Field with a reception
to include refreshments and raffles at
the Quincy Yacht Club. Please visit
this page often as updates and news
will be posted over the next few
weeks.
This years Cancer walk is being
dedicated to Peggy Morrell &
Bernard E. VanTassell.
We hope to be able to donate a
substantial amount of money to the
Commonwealth Hematology and
Oncology center. This money will
be for the less fortunate “in need”
victims of this disease to help with
related expenses.
Everyone knows of someone who
has suffered from cancer and we
ask all of you to be generous with a
donation, gift certificate or a gift that
can be raffled off. I look forward to
seeing you!
Thank you in advance,
Peggy O’Neil Simone
BAKE SALE AT
CHOWDAFEST Sept. 14
All Proceeds to benefit
Quincy Community Action
Programs
On September 14, the Houghs Neck
Congregational Church will sponsor
a bake sale at the Community
Council’s ChowdaFest. All money
raised this year will be donated
to Quincy Community Action
Programs.
The QCAP website
(www.qcap.org) states: “Helping
People Help Themselves. Quincy
Community Action
Programs,
Inc. (QCAP) is the leading private
nonprofit organization in the Greater
Quincy area dedicated to reducing
poverty and helping low-income
people achieve self-sufficiency.”
Please help by baking if you are
able. Cookies, bars and small tea
breads were the best sellers. Please
package cookies 6 to a bag and bars/
brownies, 4 to a bag. Please mark
any item which contains nuts or
peanut butter. Bring items to the
Chowdafest at the Maritime Center
between noon and 2. If you need your
baked goods picked up that morning,
call Gayle at 617-773-6522 or e-mail
[email protected] no later
than 10 that day. Thank you and see
you at the ChowdaFest.
www.qcap.org
www.holytrinityquincy.com
Parish Carnival
Holy Trinity Parish will be hosting a
Carnival on September 13-14 & 15.
Fiesta Carnivals will set up on the
Church Lawn between the church
and the Hall. See the discount
coupon below
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Our next meeting will be held after
the 8:30 Mass on Sept. 15th. In the St.
Thomas Aquinas Hall
Next Food Drive for the parish food
bank will be held on the weekend of
Sept. 7th & 8th at all masses.
Work parties are usually held on the
Saturday after our monthly meeting.
We do maintainance around the chruch
properties. 9:00AM till Noon.
Eucharist Adoration @ MBS 4:00
- 8:00 PM Sept. 6, Oct. 4, Nov. 2 and
Dec. 7.
Rosary @ OLGC 7PM every Wed. All
members of the HNS are invited.
Annual Fishing Tournament was
held in June with a very nice crowd of
fisherman. We want to thank the captains
of the lobster boats for their time and use
of their boats. The funds raised from this
exciting day assist the youth sporting
activities of the Holy Trinity Parish.
Annual Pot-Luck get-together was held
in August and many members attended
with their guests. Our Host & Hostess
did their usual great job and the “When
Pigs Fly Bar and Grill is always a great
place to meet. The fire pit did little to keep
the pestky bugs away, but all had a great
time and the food was wonderful. Thanks
again Tom and Susan.
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the MOTHERS Club is “Trash or
Treasure“.
Marg-e Kelley of Kelley Auctions
(Antiques & Collectables) will tell
us how to determine if our “stuff” is
trash or treasure.
At 7pm, after a few brief
announcements led by president
Nancy Jacobs, the program will start.
One free appraisal per person as time
allows. Bring an item you think may
be valuable, interesting or unusual.
A raffle to benefit the M. Alicia
Corea Student Fund will be drawn.
Refreshments will be served by
club members.
Program held in the Fellowship Hall
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enjoy participating in our church’s
Sunday School program? If so,
please invite them to Rally Day on
September 15. All children from age
2.9 and up are welcome!
For more information on Sunday
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Houghs Neck Sports
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
TACKEY CHAN
State Representative ~ 2nd Norfolk District,
I hope you had a safe and fun
Labor Day Weekend. August is
a relative slow month at the State
House, but there is some good
news to share. The Massachusetts
Cultural Council awarded a $25,900
grant to the Quincy Arts Council.
The Quincy Arts Council is located
in at the Quincy Historical Society
on 8 Adams Street and is responsible
to redistributing funding to local
organizations. The Massachusetts
Public Health Association will be
giving Quincy the “Health by Design”
Community Leadership Award for
promoting walking and biking in
the new Quincy Downtown. Given
how busy it had been, I did not get
a chance to share with you the final
destination from my family trip last
November, Macau.
Macau (pronounced Ma-Cow) is
the last stop on the trip. Macau is a
series of four islands and a peninsula
located 37 miles southwest of Hong
Kong. Like Hong Kong, it is a
Special Administrative Region of
the People’s Republic of China.
The government is very similar to
Hong Kong, but less than half the
size. The Portuguese first arrived
in China at Macau in 1513 and
established a trading post by 1535.
After the Opium War (1839 to 1842),
the Portuguese fully controlled
Macau. In 1887, China formally
ceded control of Macau to Portugal.
Starting in the mid-1980’s, China
and Portugal negotiated return of
Macau to China, which happened in
1999. The majority of the 522,000
residents living over 11.5 square
miles are Chinese. The currency is
the Pataca and is tied to the Hong
Kong Dollar.
When I visited Macau in 1990,
it was quiet community that relied
heavily on fishing and a handful of
Houghs Neck Manets
casinos. The Portuguese heavily
influenced Macau’s architecture and
food. The official languages continue
to be Chines and Portuguese. Today,
there are 33 huge casinos with hotels,
massive bridges connecting the
islands and constant construction to
accommodate the millions of people
visiting the island. China, Macau
and Hong Kong are currently in the
process of constructing a land bridge
highway on the water from Hong
Kong to Macau. We stayed at the
Grand Lisboa, next to the original
Lisboa Caisno, the oldest casino
in Asia. We watched the House of
Dancing Water at the City of Dreams
complex owned by the Hyatt
and the Hard Rock Casinos. The
performance involved a stage that
becomes a pool inside of 30 seconds,
video projections, dancing, fighting
and high diving. We were able to
get a local resident, nicknamed PC,
to give us a tour Macau. We visited
a national park dedication to Chinese
achievements, and a children’s park
which had a pair of 3 year old pandas
on loan from China. One of my
biggest thrills is to see live pandas
up close. I had the best Chinese,
Portuguese and Italian meals. The
most popular casino games among
Chinese are baccarat, Dai Siu which
guessing the high low on a three dice
roll, and horse racing. Slot machines
and other Las Vegas casino games
are there but not as popular. And no,
I did not hit it big.
Thank you for allowing me to
share a little bit of my trip with you.
I look forward to see many of you
at Chowderfest when the next Mayor
of Houghs Neck is announced.
Good luck to the candidates and the
chowder applicants.
Sincerely, Tackey
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Practice Site Moved!
The Manets will hold all practices at LaBrecque Field for the remainder of
the season. See the calendar page for more details.
It’s NEVER TOO LATE
To sign up! Our arms are open to anyone interested in joining the team. Stop
by LeBrecque Field during practice (see calender on the site) and talk to Bill
Luggelle or one of the coaches.
To sign up by mail, please copy the link below, where you can access
printable PDF forms on the Quincy Youth Football site. Fill out the form and
send it, along with your fee, to:
Manets Football 347 Rock Island Rd. Quincy, MA 02169
http://www.quincyyouthfootball.webs.com/apps/links/
Schedule
Sat. 9/7
12:00 PM
Manets vs. West Quincy Elks Freshmen 9am, JV 10:30, Flag Noon
Sun. 9/8
1:00 PM
Manets vs. West Quincy Elks Varsity, Veterans Memorial Stadium Time TBA
Sat. 9/14
12:00 PM
Manets vs. North Quincy Apaches TFreshmen 9am, JV 10:30, Flag Noon
Sun. 9/15
1:00 PM
Manets vs. North Quincy Apaches Varsity, Veterans Memorial Stadium Time TBA
Sat. 9/21
12:00 PM
Manets vs. Milton Mustangs Freshmen 9am, JV 10:30, Flag Noon
Sun. 9/22
1:00 PM
Manets vs. Milton Mustangs Varsity, Veterans Memorial Stadium Time TBA
Sat. 9/28
12:00 PM
Manets vs. Quincy Point Panthers Freshmen 9am, JV 10:30, Flag Noon
Sun. 9/29
1:00 PM Manets vs. Quincy Point Panthers Varsity, Veterans Memorial Stadium Time TBA
Sat. 10/5
12:00 PM
Manets vs. Milton Mustangs Freshmen 9am, JV 10:30, Flag Noon
Sun. 10/6
1:00 PM
Manets vs. Milton Mustangs Varsity, Veterans Memorial Stadium Time TBA
Sat. 10/12
12:00 PM
Manets vs. Quincy Point Panthers Freshmen 9am, JV 10:30, Flag Noon
Sun. 10/13
1:00 PM
Manets vs. Quincy Point Panthers Varsity, Veterans Memorial Stadium Time TBA
Sat. 10/19
12:00 PM
Manets vs. Squantum Storm Freshmen 9am, JV 10:30, Flag Noon
Sun. 10/20
1:00 PM
Manets vs. Squantum Storm Varsity, Veterans Memorial Stadium Time TBA
Sat. 10/26
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
Varsity Playoffs
Freshman & JV Jamborees 9am, Noon SITE TBA
Sun. 11/3
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1:00 PM
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57 Years of the
Houghs Neck Bulletin
Can you believe that this publication,
The Houghs Neck Bulletin, one of
the oldest continuously published
Community Newsletters in the Metro
Boston area a celebrating its 1st issue
of the 57th volume.
Long before I came involved with
the printing of the Bulletin it was
printed on a mimiograph machine
on the basement of one of the board
of directors house. The addresses
were hand printed by volunteers and
delivered by hand.
Three years ago we changed the
look of the Bulletin by converting
to a newspaper style and this has
been well received. Thank you to
all the volunteers over the years
that helped inform out community
through the Bulletin. We hope to
continue that tradition for many more
years. Let us know what you think
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HOUGHS NECK COMMUNITY COUNCIL
MEMBERSHIP FOR 9-13 ~ 8-14
Community Center
Director Cynthia Lewis
Honored by City
of Quincy During
Community Development
Week
During the recent Community
Development Block Week, Mayor
Tom Koch
and the Planning
Department Presented Cynthia
Lewis a plaque honoring her for her
commitment to the community. The
Plaque reads:
The Mayor’s 7th Annual
Community Service Award:
Is Presented To:
Cynthia Lewis
Community Center Leader.
In Recognition Of Your Dedicated
Service To The Houghs Neck
Neighborhood And The Wider
Quincy Community. Since 1996,
You Have Provided Consistent
Leadership Characterized By
Passion And A Generous Spirit.
Roberta Allison
Susan & Hamid Bahmane
Clare & Edward Barrett
Frank & Barbara Bertoni
Connie Boudreau
Tom & Barbara Boussy
Margaret & Christopher Brown
Peg Brown
John Brummitt
Linda & Fred Bythrow
Catherine Caldwell
Paula Cassford
Paul Cassidy
Kristen Chambers
Peter Damiano & Victor Christensen
David Clune
Stephen & Deborah Conley
James & Jean Conso
Harry Cripso
Cody Damon
Veva Darrow
Vic & Gayle Davidson
Alice & Jim Deady
Dave & Kathy DiBona
Amy DiBona
Helen & Hans Dietrich
Louis & Cassia Dimuzio
Maura Doherty & Steve Delano
Paul & Joyce Donald
Hank & Joanne Dondero
Gloria & James Dougenik
Dorothy Driscoll
Connie & Gail Driscoll
Nancy & Bob Dunn
Terry Dunn & Tricia Kussman
Ezra & Heather Dyer
June Farrand
Bob & Jeanne Flaherty
PJ & Julie Foley
Lynne & Timothy Galligan
Bob & Rose Gaura
Rhonda Gaura
Gloria, George & Family
Michael & Elaine Gibbons
Art & Joan Giordani
Denise Gleason
Michelle Goldrick
Marty & Paula Gordon
Rob & Jaime Gordon
Bob & Judy Hall
Maurice & Mary Houlihan
Valerie Jackson & Sue Bartlett
Catherine Jacoby
Helen Kelly
Patricia Keville
Harold & Carol Kimball
John & Mary Ann Kohut
Ellen & Jim Ariel Kurnick
Jean Patterson Lewis
Susan Lewis
Rita Marsden
Doris & Skip Marshall
Paul & Linda McAteer
Jim & Alison McCarthy
Brooke, Emily & Megan McCarthy
Nora & Joseph McClelland
Claire McDonough
John & Denise McGee & Sons
Tom & Kathy McIntyre
Lucas McNeill & Richard Milne
John & Eileen Menz
Doris Menz
Hank & Edie Miller
Jackie Mina
Tony & Betty Mina
Teresa & Joan Morgan
Carolyn & John Moriarty
Veronica Mormino
Lisa Mulkern
Lois Murphy
Denise & Jerry Murphy
Charles & Sally Murphy
David Nielson
Margaret & John Nigro
Paul O’Brien
Roger & Deborah Ormon
Russell & Donna Patten
Jim & Mary Provenzano
Linda Ready
Dick & Margie Reynolds
Kay & Jim Riley
Fran & Pat Rizza
Diane Robbins
Joanna Roman
Warren Ruska
David & Linda Schofield
Abbie Sines
Warren Sines Jr.
Betty Snaith
Paul & Lorraine Squatrito
Thomas & Maryellen Steen
Don & Cindy Stroup
Tom & Eileen Timcoe
Toler Family
Sheila Tordoff
Norman Tuttle
Kathy & Dave Wahlstrom
Laurel Wainwright
Lisa & Ted “Walsh, Jr.”
Carole & Ted “Walsh, Sr.”
Patricia Williams
Carol Lee Wilson
Richard & Betty Wood
Scotty & Kay Wright
Paula Younie
Laura & Dale Janis
Eric & Veva Johnson
Robert Kamb
Larry Levasseur
Ed & Hope Love
Marjorie McAllister
Karla & Peter McCarron
Francis & Mary Lou McNeice
Evelyn Mc Neil
Helen & Tony Mina
Mary Pace
Jean Patterson Lewis
Rosanne Patuleia
Shirley Pearson
Robert & Joan Piscitello
John & Carol Powers
Yvonne Primavera
Raymond & Jane Rivera
Val Robertson
Dick Ruggles
Richard Schuerch
Betty Scrimshaw
Margie & Janet Short
Philip Sines
Steven Sines
Joseph Sousa
Donna & Joe St. Germain
Mary Sullivan
Arthur & Shirley Tobin
Alfred Trotman
Alice Trubiano
Arlene Weeks
Lois Zulauf
Outside Houghs Neck
Bob Allan
Sara & Jon Belmont
Pat & Harold Beston
Alice Bricta
Gloria Brummitt
Pauline Burke
Diana Eaton Butcher
Tackey Chan
Mr. & Mrs. William Corea
William & Sheena Curley
Debbie & Jason Currie
John Cushing
Harold & Esther Darrow
Ronna Davis
David & Terri DiBona
Robert Dobson
William Doyle
Diana Eaton Butcher
Winnie & Jim Ellis
Deborah Favorito
Frank & Marianne Gendreau
Barbara & Nancy Goldrick
Shirley Harrington
chowdafest 2013
Sept. 14th
2pm ~ 6pm
Houghs Neck
Maritime Center
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Your Artistry And Flair For Design
Has Both Engaged The Children
And Families Of Houghs Neck
And Beyond With Creative And
Enriching Activities Fostering
Self-esteem And Strengthening
Families.
On A Daily Basis You Seamlessly
Coordinate The Efforts Of Dedicate
Volunteers Who Assemble And
Deliver Nourishing Meals To Many
Homebound Seniors.
Our Newly Renovated Houghs
Neck Community Center, Which
You Ably Helped Realize, Hums
With Activity And Is A Welcoming
Place For All.
Given This 4th Day Of April, 2013
Thomas P. Koch, Mayor
The Executive Board of the Houghs
Neck Community Council oversees
the activities and programs of the
community center and we cannot be
prouder of Cynthia for this honor.
What the plaque does not say is her
commitment to the community goes
beyond her usual duties as center
director. One will find Cynthia
picking up donated bread from the
local markets to give to the seniors
that stop by the center. She often
works late into the evening just to
provide an activity for the community
long after her normal hours.
Thank You Cynthia for all you do.
Houghs Neck is Proud of You.
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ALL the funds raised go back
to the community through the
many programs we sponsor.
Houghs Neck Merchandise available at:
E&T Ceramics 367 Billings Road
617-479-4107 or on-line
@ www.houghsneck.org
Just Because. . .
CANCER
WALK 2013
RAFFLES
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Free T-Shirt to all who
pre-register on or before
Labor Day
Date: Saturday, October 5, 2013
Time: 11:00 a.m.
Place: Quincy Yacht Club
Entry Fee: $20.00
5K (three-mile) walk/run “rain or shine” from Quincy Yacht Club, 1310 Sea Street
around the shoreline with water stations along the route. Refreshments, raffles, live
entertainment immediately following back at QYC.
Pre-register for a free tee-shirt.
For more information call Peggy O’s Hair Salon at 617-479-9884 or visit
www.justbecausewalk.com
Proceeds to benefit COMMONWEALTH HEMATOLOGYONCOLOGY CHARITABLE FUND FOR CLINICAL TRIAL
RESEARCH
Please make checks payable to: Commonwealth HematologyOncology Charitable Fund (C.H.O.)
222 Sea Street - Quincy