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Fog Horn
April 2010
Volume 6, Issue 4
Paving the East End Road!
The trucks have been rolling on and
off the island all week. There have
been 63 trucks coming and going each
day for the East End paving project.
On Monday, B&W brought over 60
trucks of asphalt and paved to the Big
Club. By Tuesday they had gotten to
just east of the Clay Point road where
it comes out at Middle Farms. On
Thursday, April 15th, B&W started
where they had left off and continued
past Middle Farms and the Water
Plant ending near Grey Gulls by the
end of the day. The pavers would get
to the Four Corners intersection by the
middle of the afternoon.
There were a few
delays for travelers up east when
the paving was
going on, but
everyone seemed
to know when to
go up and when
to avoid the east end. The paving schedule was done to allow people to bypass
the work areas by taking the side roads.
There will be a more detailed update in
the May Fog Horn about the project.
For now, the road is looking great!
Here are a few pictures from the paving project.
Inside this issue:
Look What's Coming to Montauk Ave.
Walsh Park has a new tenant on Montauk Ave.
Local businessman James Hall has been working all
winter to rehab the building into a new store front.
James and his trusty aid, Mike Rogers have transformed the former Peepfrogs into James’ new shop
for glassware and gifts. James will be doing all of
his glass work here. He has built a sandblasting
room and will be selling all kinds of beautiful
etched glass. He will have other gifts and treats to
offer, so stop by and see what is new from Walsh
Park and James Hall!
POUND-A-THON UPDATE
2
SUMMER EVENTS
4
SCHOOL BUDGET
5
THE T BOATS ARE
COMING!
7
BIRTH ANNOUNCMENT
8
EASTER BUNNY STRIKES!
11
OBITUARY
13
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Daffodils and Drinks
―Daffodils & Drinks‖ will be held at
Tom and Bunty Armstrong’s
―Hooverness‖ on Saturday May 1st
from 12:30 pm to 4 pm. Tickets will
be sold on weekends at the Post
Office and also will be available at
the event. Price of admission is $5
and proceeds will benefit the
H.L. Ferguson Museum.
Note: Please park at end of
driving range near the dirt road
turn off. Shuttle busses will
take people from there
NOTICE
Paving on East End Road will begin on Monday, April 12, 2010. It will begin by the Jeffries and work its
way down. The paving contractor will be using a 20 foot wide paving machine which will not allow vehicles to pass. For 6 to 7 hours the road will not be passable. Only emergency fire trucks and ambulance
will be allowed to pass. Please plan accordingly.
Also, there will be numerous workers in different areas. Everyone is expected to slow down. Sticker
revocation will be in order. FIDCO’s security with radar will be in effect and patrolling.
Pound-a-thon Update!
The Pound-a-thon is headed into its
fourth month and is going very well!
There are 17 people currently signed
up and weighed in. A few people have
already lost double digits! The gym has
been buzzing with people who are dedicated to making life changes!
The nutrition classes sponsored by the
ICC are off to a great start. Annie
McPhail is teaching these classes—
which are all open to the community.
Annie is currently getting her degree in
‘Integrated Nutrition.’ The classes are
held on Saturdays at 3:00pm and the
dates will be posted in the ICC.
There are also various groups meeting
to work out together. Video classes are
held Monday- Pilates, Tuesday-Cardio
and Hand Weights, Wednesday-Yoga.
Corporate sponsorships have been obtained for the prizes. Letters were sent
to all island businesses and several
mainland businesses asking for support. The names of these businesses
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will appear on the back on the official
Pound-a-thon T-shirts.
1st place = $500.00 gift card to Expedia.com to plan your own vacation,
$100.00 Peapod gift card, Beach
Plum Gift Certificate, Drink ‘N Vessel
Gift Certificate, 12 month Family Gym
membership to ICC.
2nd place = 12 month Family Gym
Membership to ICC, $50.00 Peapod
gift card, Beach Plum Gift Certificate,
Drink ‘N Vessel Gift Certificate.
3rd
place = $250.00 cash, Beach Plum
Gift Certificate
All official weigh-in information is confidential and being conducted at the
Doctors Office on Monday nights at
5:00pm. It is not too late to join in on
the fun! The contest ends June 30th,
2010. If you would like to join in call
the ICC at 788-7683 or email
[email protected]. Anyone interested in sponsoring the program or
an individual contestant please call!!!!
These are the business sponsors
who are currently supporting the
Pound-a-thon!
B&W Paving & Landscaping
The Beach Plum
Commercial Construction
Docko Inc.
Doherty, Beals & Banks, LLC
Drink ‘N Vessel
Evergreen Landscaping
Health Consultants Group, LLC
Old School Marine and
Motor Sport
Peapod by Stop & Shop
Pirate’s Cove Marina
Shutters and Sails Realty
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Venture Smith Day
Save the date! On
Thursday, May 6th, the Fishers Island School will be
working with the H.L. Ferguson Museum to celebrate
the life and accomplishments of Venture Smith, the
captured son of an African
King who was brought to
Fishers Island as a young
slave by the Mumford family. Venture Smith worked
hard throughout his life
and was able to buy his
freedom, his wife’s, and all
of their children.
The day includes
the “Finally Free” play
put on by the ninth grade,
a power point presentation created by the eleventh grade, a seminar
with visiting scholars
hosted by museum director Pierce Rafferty, and a
performance by Nzinga’s
Daughters, a group of
spiritual singers. Also
planned are tours of the
Museum, and a visit to
possible sites of the
Mumfords’ primary residence.
Reader Submission
This poem was sent to the
Fog Horn by one of our readers. It was written by Sam
Schmader in 2009.
We encourage submissions
from our readers of all kinds!
Please feel free to send anything to :
Fog Horn
P.O. Box 464
Fishers Island, NY 06390
or
[email protected]
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Venture
Smith Day is a group
project of the 11th
grade American Literature Class, Mr.
Pierce Rafferty, Ms.
Sarah Gordon, and
Mrs. Ibby Sawyer. It
is sponsored by the
Fishers Island School
and the H.L. Ferguson
Museum. The full
schedule will be
posted.
April Gardening Tips from Melie
As soon as the soil can be
worked you can plant cool weather
vegetables: peas, spinach, lettuce,
beets, swiss chard and other favorites.
cut back rose canes to the green wood and start
the rose care program below from the Connecticut Gardner.
Rose Care Program
You can also start transplanting perennials.
Place peony cages around
peonies and spray for botrytis with
an organic Bordeaux mix and spray
again when the plants have leafed
out and weekly or bi-weekly as the
buds are forming.
When the Forsythia blooms
April
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Inches
of Water
¾ -1 Cup
Fertilizer/
Week
1 heaping T.
Epsom Salt/
Bush
1‖
1‖ – 2‖
2‖
2‖ – 3‖
3‖
2‖ – 3‖
3‖ – 2‖
Once
Once
Once
Once
Once
Once
Home made Rose Spray for
Black Spot
2 – 3 T Baking Soda & 2 T of
Joy mixed with a gallon of water
and spray every 7 – 10 days
Insecticidal Soap - spray as
needed
Remember to enjoy an afternoon
off on May 1st and go to
―Daffodils and Drinks‖ at the
Thomas Armstrong’s garden at
―Hooverness‖. This year’s event
benefits the Henry Ferguson
Museum.
Island News Bites:
Our Lady of Grace would
like to thank all the generous
donors to our raffle that was
held at the American Legion's
St. Patricks dinner. We
would also like to thank Mary
Ski, Trudi Edwards, Mary
Horn, Mary Strunk, Carol
Doherty, MaryBeth Guimares,
Emily Peabody, Patty Faulkner, Aaron Lusker and David
Shillo for helping organize
and work at the raffle. It was
a huge success. The Legion
put on a delicious dinner and
it looked as though everyone
had a wonderful evening.
Topper's is opening for The executive chef at The Pequot this season is Adam Alderin, ex-
ecutive chef, from Max Fish in Glastonbury, Ct. Adam Alderin is a
graduate of the prestigious Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park,
New York. Adam began his career as an extern at Max Amore, worked
in Washington Dc at Restorante Tosca, Adam trained under Chef Cesar Lafronconi preparing contemporary northern Italian cuisine. Adam
then traveled to Las Vegas to have the opportunity to work under the
tutelage of world famous chef Emeril Lagasse at Delmonico’s in the
Venetian Hotel and Casino. Working in Las Vegas for several months
Special Announcement
Adam left with desire to return to his New England Roots. Adam reBack by popular demand
turned to Max Amore, the place where it all started, and was wel(and LOTS of whining)
comed with open arms. Showing his newfound knowledge and re"West Island Berrier"
spect for food, Adam was quickly promoted to Sous Chef. Within a
(Chocolate Raspberry
year of this promotion Adam was offered the position of Chef de CuiChunk) ice cream....
sine, which he gladly accepted. With talks of the new Max restaurant
Look for it as the "Flavor
opening Adam made it clear he was ready for the Executive Chef posiof the month" in May.
tion at Max fish. In his first year at Max fish Adam was a Semi finalist
for the Rising Star award for the James Beard Restaurant awards.
it's 17th summer on
Friday, May 14th and
will be open weekends
in May & June. Look for
posted hours.
Wedding Announcement
Janio & Eliana Spinola would like to announce the engagement of our
daughter Camilla to Cale Turner of Pennsylvania. The wedding will be
held on September 18, 2010 at St. Johns’s Church on Fishers Island.
Camilla is a 2006 graduate of Fishers Island School and will be graduating from Brown University on May 30th, 2010. Cale is a 2009 graduate of
Campbell University in North Carolina.
Her family is very proud of both her upcoming graduation and wedding.
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F.I. School Budget News
The Fishers Island Board of Education has adopted a $3.4M budget for 2010-2011, an increase
of less than one half of one percent and well below the expected inflation rate of 2.1%. This is
an example of fiscal stability and controlled spending.
The budget reflects the Board’s mission to provide students
with a firm foundation in core academic content, to capitalize on individual student’s strengths and
capabilities, and to foster responsible citizenship. The budget is an investment in developing future leaders. Fishers Island School students demonstrated their knowledge and skills on challenging assessments in 2009. The school is proud of its 99.5% proficiency rate on the New York State
Regents Exams and its 93% proficiency rate on the New York State Education Department Assessments in English/Language Arts and Mathematics in
Grades 3-8.
Facility Improvements – No Increased Taxes
Four years ago the Board of Education wisely established a Capital Reserve Fund to set
aside up to $1M to repair and modernize the school facility. In May the Board will ask
the voters to approve a proposition to use $350,000.00 of the Capital Reserve Fund to
make needed improvements identified in a facility study completed by qualified professionals from Strategic Building Solutions, Inc. of Old Saybrook, CT. In addition, the
Board is seeking voter approval to increase the cap on the Capital Reserve Fund from $1M to $2M, a strategy recommend by its
auditors and legal counsel. Neither of these propositions will result in tax or budget increases. The $350,000 is already in the
Capital Reserve Fund and increasing the fund’s cap simply allows the school district to deposit surplus funds from this year budget
into the reserve fund.
Protecting a community asset like the school facility is a prudent investment. Too many school districts have ignored proper repairs and maintenance, only to have to borrow money later, at the taxpayers’ expense, to modernize its facilities. The Fishers Island Board of Education is being proactive fiscally and educaInserted: Photos from Career Day— March 26, 2010
tionally.
ICC Winter Volunteers by
the Numbers
12
Volunteers working in the
Café for league bowling
nights, allowing the Café
to be open 2 extra nights
per week.
4
Volunteers working to
maintain the Bowling
Alley lanes and admin the
winter leagues.
9
Volunteers running the
Island Boys and Girls
Clubs, providing fun activities for kids all winter.
4
Snow shovelers!
2
Students from FI School
doing their community
service at the ICC.
2
Guest Chefs in Ten Pin
Galley
Many Many More!!
Volunteers needed to support the general mission
of the ICC and help keep
the place running
smoothly!
Birthday Party at the Community Center!
Camden Mrowka
had his sixth birthday party at the
Community Center
on 3/1/10. There
was plenty of bowling and homemade
cake and tie-dyed
shirts for all the
guests!
Camden
and his guests had
a good time!
The Community Center is available for party rentals of all kinds. If you are interested call
the Center at 788-7683 or 788-7601 (Ten Pin Galley).
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THE T-BOATS ARE COMING!
THE T-BOATS ARE COMING!
- by Nina Schmid
OK, OK, go ahead and ask…..what’s a ―T-Boat‖? Some
of you ex-military types and/or military history buffs
probably know, but, up until a few months ago, I had no
idea! And, why are they coming???
T-Boats were formerly Army Corps of Engineer tug boat
vessels. During WWII, over 170 wooden T-Boats, known
as Design 259, were constructed. In addition, 82 steel vessels, each 65 feet in length with a displacement of 90 tons, known as Design 2001, were built post-war during the
years of 1951-1953. Most of these were built on contingency and never made it into actual service, except for a
few in Korea and Vietnam. Few of these rugged boats, wooden or steel, remain.
However, the Coast Guard was fortunate enough to procure three in the 1980’s and reconditioned them for use as
training vessels. Their names reflect the core values of the Coast Guard: ―Honor‖, ―Respect‖ and ―Duty‖ (short for
―Devotion to Duty‖.)
One fall day late last year, CAPT William Meese and LT Michael Keyser, U.S. Coast Guard, arrived at the Ferry
District office to introduce themselves. Both hail from the Coast Guard Academy in New London, CT. CAPT
Meese is the head of the Professional Maritime Studies department, while LT Keyser is Program Coordinator for
the T-Boat Training Program for 2/c Cadets (those between their junior and senior years at the Academy).
They proceeded to explain they were on Fishers Island to inquire about the possibility of bringing the T-Boats into
Silver Eel Cove this spring and summer to supplement underway training for the cadets. Typically, cadets receive
5 hours per day in underway training on the Thames River. The idea is to provide more realistic training for the
cadets. The trip to Fishers Island offers a more exciting venue, with exposure to ship-to-ship interactions, rules of
the road and real world navigation opportunities on an extended underway journey. The focus will include team
building exercises and an offer to provide community service to Fishers Island once a couple of ―shakedown‖
cruises are completed. And, of course, the existing Coast Guard barracks here on FI provides a ready-made overnight accommodation.
It is expected the trips will run from the week of May 24th through August 9th, with the exception of a few weeks,
yet undetermined. Each week, an entourage of approximately 10-30 cadets will arrive at the Navy dock on one or
more T-Boats for one or two nights.
It appeared CAPT Meese, LT Keyser, and their Safety Officers, LT’s Jerry Smith, Nick Seniuk, Nick Parker,
Nicole Tesoniero and Ryan Waitt were all looking forward with much enthusiasm to this venture. As we talked
and toured the ―Respect‖, it was evident to me that these are some of America’s ―finest‖ and their enthusiasm is
contagious!
In addition, both officers indicated they will offer the vessels for tours and educational venues for the Fishers Island School students, Ferguson Museum, etc., once they get the program up and running to their expectations.
I’m sure we will provide a warm Fishers Island welcome to all and will be very appreciative of the increased presence of the Coast Guard here on FI, proudly participating in this worthy program.
Between regular ferry activity, this Coast Guard training program and the bike path ferry traffic, I’m imagining the
level of activity in Silver Eel Cove will be somewhat like the old ―Fort Wright‖ days! Sort of like the ―little harbor
that could‖!
Birth Announcment
Bob and Brigitte Wall announce
the birth of their newest granddaughter, Charlotte Eileen Tyler,
born on April 1, 2010 at 9:52 am.
She was 7 lbs. 1 oz. and 19.5
inches long at birth.
Meri Lee (Wall) and Brooke Tyler
are the happy parents. Charlotte
has a big brother named Ben at
home and several family members on Fishers Island.
Welcome baby Charlotte!
Suffolk county contractor license # 30262-h.
RAMP: Free to good home!
If you are interested in a ramp for your
house or business call Gordon Murphy at
788-7335
Employment Opportunity
The Fishers Island School is seeking a skillful Social Studies
Teacher for Grades 7-12 for September 2010.
New York Certification Required.
Apply to:
Charles E. Meyers, Superintendent/Principal
Fishers Island School
PO Drawer A
Fishers Island, NY 06390
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honored at the old rates through the
end of the current agreement.
Sales and Rentals
Fog Horn Entries:
Rentals so far for the summer of 2010 have been strong yet we
continue to have a large inventory of properties for rent. We
have a wide selection of houses throughout the island for various times and prices. Please give us a call to discuss options.
Send your photos, announcements, articles
and other submissions to
[email protected]
or you can mail them to:
FI Community Center
P.O. Box 464, Fishers Island, NY 06390
You can also drop them off at the
Island Community Center.
Please visit our website www.mysticislerealty.com to see our
updated properties that are for sale.
Bagley and Jim Reid
631.788.7882
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[email protected]
Fishers Island’s oldest real estate firm
P.O. Box 475 Fishers Island, NY 06390
Summer 2010 Island People Project
Arts and Craft Fair
Saturday, July 10
Saturday, August 7
9:00—12:00
Will be held on the Town Green
with a rain date of Sunday.
(In the case of bad weather, the decision will be made on
Friday night. Info will be posted on post office
board if a change is needed.)
No need to pre register, just show up
$25.00 for adult space
$5.00 for a child's
(no games please and all food must be
accompanied by and arts and craft)
If you have questions please email
Sarah Upson
[email protected]
or call 631-788-7386 after June 25
Pictured: Here we have some of Fishers Island’s finest
practicing their CPR skills. The Fire Department offers CPR classes to their members and opens the
classes to the community each year. ————>
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FISHERS ISLAND FERRY DISTRICT
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
MEETING SCHEDULE 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Friday, August 20, 2010
4:30 PM
4:30 PM
4:30 PM
4:30 PM
6:00 PM
Annual Budget Meeting
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
4:30 PM
1:45 PM
New London Terminal
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Tuesday, December 1, 2010
4:30 PM
4:30 PM
Meetings are held at the Fishers Island Community Center,
unless noted.
Library Notes
The Fishers Island Library is pleased to
announce that Rick Moody, will share
his new book with our Island community on JULY 7 at 5:30 PM. His new
novel will not be released to the general public until late July, so we will be
among the very first to hear in Rick's
own voice the words of "The Four Fingers of Death: A Novel.‖
Other library notes:
April 12 4:45 Community Reading
Night at the Library:
The school Library and the Island's
Library unite to share selected readings
from the school's "We the People"
bookshelf. Refreshments will be
served. Come one, come all and
hear the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere....among other things.
May 14 LIBRARY Field Trip to
the Garde Theater:
Intimate reception with Dr. Bob
Ballard prior to the featured event,
"Adventures in Deep Sea Exploration" a multimedia presentation. Call Cynthia 788-7178 for ticket information.
Special Literary events with the Gilders, a family of writers, will be held
August 5, 6 and 7, featuring 3 very different books.
Union Chapel Searching For New Pastor
The Union Chapel Search Committee is conducting a search for a fulltime, resident pastor. This is a very exciting venture. Not only does the pastor serve
the Union Chapel congregation, but the
person holding that position carries much
responsibility as a shepherd and leader of
our community. The Union Chapel serves
as a place of worship, but also as a vital
nucleus of interaction for the Fishers Island
community. In order to sustain that vitality,
a resident pastor is essential.
Committee members are: Harry
O. Hurlburt, Laura Edwards, Anita Fritze,
Harry Parker, Jim Reid, Frank Lyons, and
Nina Schmid; Diane Dexter, Cynthia Riley and David Burnham, Ex-Officio.
Reverend Rosemary Dysart Baue
retired last October after ten years of
sheparding this flock. Reverend Pamela
Rose Vollinger is Acting Minister, providing strong spiritual leadership and worship
as we journey through this process and is
engaged until October, 2010. Reverend
Vollinger has the opportunity to apply for
the permanent position if she is so inclined.
The process consists of several
steps: discernment of goals through interactive exchange of information, creation of
a church profile to facilitate the church
community’s ―wish list‖ for a pastor, and
the pastoral job profile. Locating just the
right ―fit‖ is a delicate process, especially
when the invitation includes taking up residence on an island and all that goes with it.
Once those are complete, the
opening will be announced via several outlets, including the United Church of Christ
employment network. The Committee is
also making use of a questionnaire at
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/
unionchapelsurvey. This is another tool to
help determine the future pastor’s role.
The needs and wishes of the congregation
and community are important to the Committee. We urge all of you, members and
non-members alike to take this VERY
BRIEF (one minute or less) survey to help
shape this discernment process.
The questionnaire will also be
made available in the May issue of Chapel
Happenings.
Your support and prayers are welcome. The Committee hopes to complete
this search on or before October, 2010.
Please wish us Godspeed as we continue in
our efforts!
Island Concerts
The first concert, an organ concert at St. John’s Church , will be offered free, co-sponsored by St. John’s
and Island Concerts. Our performer,
whom many of you may know, is the
organist and choir master of All Souls
Church in Manhattan, Walter Klauss.
Walter brings the experience of many
years of exceptional organ work to the
recently rebuilt organ at St.John’s . It
should be a wonderful way to spend the
early evening on Sunday, July 25.
On Sunday August 8 the young
soprano, Jeanine De Bigue, will perform
for us a concert of arias and art songs.
Jeanine comes to us from Young Concert
Artists, the group who manages so many
of our excellent young talented performers. This concert should not be missed as
she is truly gifted.
Our final concert Friday August
20 at the Fishers Island Club will bring
together two of our Island’s favorite sons,
Win Rutherfurd and Nick Firth in the
company of others, to perform an evening
called ―Crazy for Kern‖. This evening was
a favorite at the Knickerbocker Club this
winter and should be delightful.
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IHP NOTICE
Sound Medical Associates at Fishers Island—Island Health Project, Inc.
Maria Frank, M.D. and Christopher Ingram, M.D.
FI Office Telephone: 631-788-7244
FI Office Fax:
631-788-7968
Reminder: You MUST bring your insurance card and pay your co-pay at the time of service. If a patient has no insurance,
payment in full is due at the time of your visit. Cash, checks or credit cards are accepted. Children under the age of 18
must be accompanied by an adult. Written permission for treatment is necessary if not with a parent. You will need to
know the birth date and social security number of the primary cardholder in order to be seen. A current list of accepted
insurances is posted at the office. If you have a question about your insurance and its coverage, please ask at the office.
WINTER OFFICE HOURS:
Monday – Friday – 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Afternoons by appointment
SUMMER OFFICE HOURS WILL BEGIN IN LATE JUNE!
For URGENT medical situations outside of REGULAR OFFICE HOURS, the doctor on call my be contacted by dialing—
FROM A FI LAND LINE—1-942-9647 and from a CELL PHONE—1-631-942-9647.
FOR EMERGENCIES, please dial 911. (From a cell phone call 631-765-2600 and describe your location.)
Chamber of Commerce Health Insurance Seminar
Tyler Vartenigian of the The HealthConsultants
Group put on a 4 hour health care seminar
featuring presentations on Health Care Reform, Changes in COBRA Law, New York
State/Federal Law Changes, Health Insurance
Strategies,
Wellness, and
Carrier Changes
as it pertains to
the United/
Oxford acquisition of Health
Net.
Accompanying
Tyler at the
seminar was
Laure Welch,
HCG’s Wellness
Life Coach who
gave a half hour presentation on Wellness and conducted one-on-one counseling sessions with the attendees; Molly
Reid, HCG’s CNA, conducted blood pressure checks, cholesterol screenings and
Body Mass Index screenings; and Roseann McLaury, HCG’s Small Group Specialist, who also gave a half hour presentation of the changes that people/groups
can expect on the island regarding
health care.
During the seminar, they provided handouts and various wellness information
(water bottles, pedometers, calorie
charts, pads and healthy eating guides)
for the attendees to take away. The
Community Center, who sponsored the
seminar, also provided lunch to the 10+
people who attended the presentation.
Summer Mass Schedule OLOG
OUR LADY OF GRACE CATHOLIC CHURCH
Beginning on May 1st, the Saturday evening vigil Mass
will be at 6 PM.
Sunday Mass is at 10 AM.
Beginning Monday, May 3rd, daily Mass--Monday thru
Thursday--will be at 7 AM in the Church.
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The attendees were
very well
versed on
health care,
and asked
many good
questions. The presentation was very interactive, and there were a number of
positive comments regarding the information delivered.
The Community Center is also contemplating another wellness seminar tentatively scheduled for some time this Summer.
ISLAND COMMUNITY BOARD
P.O. Box 464 Fishers Island, NY. 06390
Tel: 631-788-7683
Fax:
Email: [email protected]
2010 MEETING DATES:
Friday, May 7, 2010 – 4:30 p.m. – Community Center
Saturday, May 29, 2010 – 4:30 p.m. – Community Center – ANNUAL MTG.
Friday, June 4, 2010 – 4:30 p.m. – Community Center
Friday, July 9, 2010* – 4:30 p.m. – Community Center
Friday, August 6, 2010 – 4:30 p.m. – Community Center
Friday, September 3, 2010 – 4:30 – Community Center
Friday, October 1, 2010 – 4:30 p.m. – Community Center
Saturday, October 9, 2010 – 4:30 p.m. – Community Center – ANNUAL
MEETING
Tuesday, November 9, 2010 – 5:00 p.m. – Conference Call
Tuesday, December 3, 2010 – 5:00 p.m. – Conference Call
Notes:
*Please note that the meeting is the SECOND Friday in July because of the
holiday weekend.
ICC Party Packages
Planning a party?
The Community Center is
getting ready for party
season and has several fun
options for your party!
We have been working
with Toppers and have ice
cream and ice cream cake
packages as well as several bowling party options.
We have the Multipurpose room available
for kids partys, corporate
events and private catered functions.
The bowling packages
include the Pizza and Pins,
Deluxe Party Rental and
even ‘Cosmic’ (glow) bowling. All the details can be
obtained at the Island
Community Center. We
have hand outs that outline
all the details. Call or stop
by. 788-7683 or email
[email protected]
PIZZA NIGHT
At the Ten Pin Galley!
Every Wednesday night the Galley is
cooking up pizza to go or stay in. We
have speciality pizzas, whole or by
the slice! Call in your order for prompt
service!! 788-7601. All to go orders
should be place with a time for pick
up specified. Allow 20 minutes for
your pizza to be prepared.
You can leave your order on the machine!
Specialty Pizzas available!
~Pepperoni
~Cheese
~Scallops, Bacon and Onion
~Caramelized Onion and Mushroom
~Buffalo Chicken Pizza
~Margarita (Tomato Basil, Mozz)
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Emily Roosevelt
Our dear Emily passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on April 11,
2010, at home in Park City. She was
born in White Plains, New York on
August 13, 1969 and from the beginning demonstrated to all who knew
and loved her that she would live life
to the fullest with no regrets. Empathy, inquisitiveness, courage, and determination defined her daily
life. Her godfather said "she was the breathing definition of grace
in adversity." Emily graduated from Whitby School, The Millbrook School, the University of Virginia, and the University of
Maine School of Law. After college she headed west to Sun Valley, Idaho, where she encountered the three great loves of her life
- the mountains, cooking, and her beloved Pete. After graduating
from law school, she and Pete returned to the mountains to build
a home and family in Utah. She clerked for Judge Monroe
McKay of the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit
in Salt Lake City where she served with great distinction. In
2000, she joined the United States Department of the Interior
Office of the Solicitor General where she worked tirelessly on
behalf of public land issues. Emily and Pete began their journey
together as parents with the arrival of Mason in 2003 and Liam in
2006. Maggie, "the best dog ever," gave them good practice to be
great parents! The family enjoyed many outdoor pursuits and
sunny days on the ski slopes together. Emily was devoted to her
boys and they will carry on her sense of justice and fairness for
all - and also her love of being silly, her infectious laughter, and
the big heart she shared with her friends. Her life was deeply
enriched by the love and support she received from her Utah family. In June 2008, Emily received the greatest gift of all - a new
heart. We want to thank the team at University of Utah Hospital
for giving her the best care possible. We also extend our profound thanks to Emily's donor and family for giving her a new
lease on life. Since receiving her new heart, Emily became an
outspoken advocate for organ donation and patient care, helping
to raise funds and awareness, supporting others going through the
transplant process, and serving as the master of ceremonies for
the ribbon cutting of the Patient Care Pavilion at the University
of Utah Hospital in July 2009. Emily will be forever missed and
celebrated by all her "stars and angels" including her husband,
Peter Foehl; her sons Mason and Liam; her parents Chris and
Roddy Roosevelt; her sister Kate and her partner Caroline; her
brother Chris, his wife Christina, and their sons Noah and Wylie;
her in-laws Allen and Sally Foehl; Pete's brother Chas, his wife
Sara, and their children Walker and Reed; Pete's brother Dave
and his wife Carol; her beloved grandmother Rosalind E. Havemeyer; many uncles, aunts, and cousins; and a huge community
of friends and colleagues across the country. Emily would have
wanted you to become an organ donor (organdonor.gov) rather
than sending flowers. You may also honor her life by donating to
Intermountain Donor Services (c/o Debbie Snider, IDS, 230 S.
500 E., Ste. 290, Salt Lake City, UT 84102) or the charity of your
choice. A celebration of Emily's life will be held on Saturday,
April 17 at 4:00 p.m. at Park City Community Church, 4501 N.
Highway 224, Park City. The family will be providing further
information about a memorial service to be held in New England
this summer.
West End new listing on Alpine Ave. The house is winterized and has 2-3 bedrooms and is well maintained. It is
centrally located and is a quick walk to town. Asking
price $630,000
A Grand property that has 10+ acres, a dock, waterfront access, an observatory and 7+ bedrooms.
To view these and our other listings please visit
www.mysticislerealty.com
Call, email, or stop by for more information on sales and rentals
Located on the Brooks Point Road on the East End. This
well maintained 6 bedroom house is private and has a pool
in the front. Asking price $1,800,000
Located on 1.2 acres this three bedroom house is central to
town and has a great yard. The house has three living areas
and flows well. Asking price $799,000.
631.788.7882 or 860.885.9880 Box 475
Fishers Island, NY 06390
[email protected]
Gallery/Shop Space for Rent at the
―Reid Barn‖
One week intervals
Located across from the yacht club:
Gallery
Studio
Trunk Show
Easter Bunny Comes to Fishers
Operation Hours
Beach Plum
Fridays and Saturdays
through May—10-1 and 3-5
Bowling Center & Café:
Sat 6:00 - 10:00 pm
Compost Facility:
M-F 7:30-12:00, 12:30-4:30
Sat. 8:00-12:00
Community Center:
M-F 9:00 - 4:00
Sat 9:00—12:00
Doctor’s Office:
M-F 9:00– 12:00
Drink N’ Vessel:
Mon - Sat 3:00 to 5:00
Ferry Reservations:
M-Sat 9:00 to 1:00
Ferry Freight Office:
M-F 7:45 to 4:45
Sat at boat time
F.I. Museum:
Call for appt. 788-7239
F.I. Library:
M,F, 1:00 -5:00 W, 1:00 - 6:00
Sat 9:00 - 12:00
F.I. Utility Co:
M-F 8:00-4:00
Island Hardware:
M-F 8:00-3:45, Sat. 8:00-12:00
Island Mobil:
M-F 8:00-4:30,
Sat/Sun. 8:00- 12:00
News Café:
See store for details
Our Lady of Grace:
Sat 5:00pm
Sun 10:00am
Post Office:
M-F 8:00-5:00, Sat. 8:00-12:00
window hours:
M-F 8:00-1:00, 2:15-5:00
Summer Jobs Available
The ICC is looking for some part time help this
summer. Responsible 18+ year old to work as
Bowling Attendant. Also hiring for counter person
in Ten Pin Galley.
Call for information, 788-7683
FAULKNER CONTRACTING
REMODELING & NEW CONSTRUCTION
FULLY LICENSED AND INSURED
PO BOX 571
NY LIC. #26,827-H
FISHERS ISLAND, NY 06390
Sat. 8am-11:15am
TEL. (860)514-7346
VISIT US AT:
WWW.BFAULKNERCONTRACTING.COM
August Rental
Small cottage on Bell Hill Ave.
Shutters & Sails Real Estate:
M-F 9:00-1:00 or
by Appt. 788-7921
Texaco:
M-F 8:00am –4:15pm
Transfer Station:
M,W,F 7:30-12:30, 1:30-4:30
Sat. 7:30-11:30, Sun. 10:00-1:00
Sleeps 5, 1 1/2 baths.
Available August 1 thru Labor Day.
Attention: Paving on the East End Road begins Monday,
Walk to town and Hay Harbor Club.
$8,500
April 12 and will continue for approximately three weeks. The
Munnatawket will be making most of the regularly scheduled
trips. With this ongoing project and the busy season approaching, it is highly suggested that reservations be made well in
advance in order to insure your selected travel time.
Email: [email protected]