july 2010 - Our Town St James

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Our Town
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july
2010
Volume 23
Number 9
Keeping you up to date on
SALES, HAPPENINGS
& PEOPLE
In Our Town - St. James
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STAFF
Ruth Garthe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor
Robin Clark . . . . . . Associate Editor
Elizabeth Isabelle . . Feature Writer
William Garthe . . . . . . . Advertising
Sales
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I N
T H I S
I S S U E
MERCHANT SPOTLIGHT
Bullseye Beverage ..................................................4
AROUND TOWN
Cottages to Castles Committee Update ............6
Welcome Rev. Neil Mittelstaedt............................8
FeelGoods Cafe’s Healthy Food
to Reach Broader Audience ........................................................10
Mail Your Packages FREE to the Troops ........................................12
DeBlasio Capo Design Build and Bella Vita City Grill
Join Recent Setauket Extreme Home Makeover ..............16 & 18
St. James Plaza Nursing Facility Recognized ................................20
Special Pancake Breakfast to Benefit Eagle Project....................22
Car Show and Swap Meet ..............................................................26
St.James Healthcare Center Happenings ..............................28-29
Harbor Day 2010 Set for August 21 ................................................30
YOU CAN HELP ..............................................................................34-39
is a monthly publication produced
exclusively for the people of
St. James, Nissequogue and
Head of the Harbor, L.I., N.Y.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
STAC News ........................................................................................40
Smithtown Community Chorus Summer Concert Series ..............41
On Stage at Smithtown Performing Arts Center ..........................42
Stony Brook Film Festival ..................................................................44
Family Concert Series at the Library ..............................................46
Call 862-9849 for
Advertising & Copy Deadline
EDUCATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT
Programs at the Library ..............................................................52-60
OUR TOWN is mailed directly to
every residence & business in the
11780 zip code area
(6459 total copies mailed)
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St. James, NY 11780
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HOME & GARDEN
Design Ideas/Home Decorating Club ......................................62-64
Naturally Speaking ......................................................................66-68
POSTAL CORNER ................................................................................70
FINANCIAL SAVVY
Protecting Assets During Challenging Business Times.................. 71
Money Matters ................................................................................72
LEGAL-EASE ........................................................................................74
IN THE SCHOOLS ............................................................................76-77
SPORTS ................................................................................................78
PET SAFETY TIPS ..................................................................................80
KEEP IT SAFE ........................................................................................81
HEALTH NOTES................................................................................82-84
CELEBRATIONS ..............................................................................88-90
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT ........................................................................91
OBITUARIES ....................................................................................93-96
POET’S CORNER ............................................................................98-99
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING .............................................................. 100
DIRECTORY OF ADVERTISERS .................................................. 106-107
PLEASE NOTE:
Advertising & Editorial Deadline for the AUGUST edition
of OUR TOWN • ST. JAMES is
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 2010 - 12 NOON.
Distribution takes place on
Wednesday, August 18, 2010.
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M E R C H A N T
S P O T L I G H T
Bullseye Beverage
395A East Main Street
Smithtown, NY
406-7730
by Elizabeth Isabelle
This month’s spotlight takes us
to Bullseye Beverage in Smithtown. Managers Kurt and Kate
know that consumers have a lot
of choices when it comes to buying beer and soda. Therefore,
they offer personalized, knowledgeable service along with a
vast selection of beverages and
that is what sets Bullseye Beverage apart from the grocery or big
box stores. In addition to popular brands,
Bullseye Beverage has a huge selection of both imported and
micro brew and craft beers.
What is a micro and craft brew?
Micro breweries are considered
those breweries that produce less
than 15,000 barrels a year. Craft
brews are from small, independent brewers, using traditional
methods without the use of adjuncts such as corn or rice. The
emphasis is on what is flavorful
and distinctive, setting these
beers apart from mainstream
beers. If you are looking for a
special brand that is hard to find
or love to try new brews, than
Bullseye Beverage is the place
for you! If Kurt and Kate don’t
have what you are looking for,
they will get it – special orders
are no problem. Refillable
Growlers are available, filled
with fresh tap craft brews from
local breweries. Bullseye Beverage works with
their distributors to make sure
that their clients get the brands
they want at prices that are as
good if not better than you will
find anywhere else. In addition,
they regularly run specials and
sales, which you can also find by
going to their website at
www.bullseyebeverage.net. New York State law mandates
that a deposit be charged on all
beverage bottles and cans. When
you bring back your empties,
you are not only getting your deposit refunded, but are in fact
doing your part to help the environment. Bullseye Beverage is
proud of the fact that they take
recycling seriously. Why hassle
with dingy, cramped recycling
closets at the grocery store? Save
yourself the time and aggravation
by letting Bullseye do the recycling for you.
Planning a party? Kurt and
Kate have everything you need in
the way of soda, water, beer,
kegs, tubs, taps, ice (blocks or
bags) and an assortment of
snacks. They can help you with
planning the right number of
beverages for your guests and
offer free delivery or will load
your car for you right there at the
store. Service, selection and the best
pricing around is what Bullseye
Beverage is all about. Be sure to
visit their website and sign up for
their newsletter to keep you up
to date on new products and
tasting events. Stop in and see for
yourself why Bullseye Beverage
is a great resource for all your
beverage needs. Bullseye Beverage is located at 395A East Main
Street in Smithtown and can be
reached by phone at 631-4067730. Kurt and Kate look forward to meeting you and wish
all their customers a safe and
fun-filled summer.
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Toddler – Teen Yoga Classes
For more info and class schedule call: 516-313-3323
or visit our website:
weewarriorsyogaplaytime.com
[email protected]
check us out on facebook and twitter
2 convenient Smithtown/St. James locations
of St. James
779-B Middle Country Rd.
Saint James, NY 11780
631-863-2878
420 Lake Avenue
Saint James, NY 11780
631-686-5415
Wee Warriors Yoga Playtime hits the road!
Just call to schedule a private/semi private session
or to bring us to your studio!
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A R O U N D
T O W N
A Notice from the Cottages to Castles Committee
The Cottages to Castles
Committee wishes to thank
each visitor who attended
the always magnificent
house and garden tour
through the years.
When we were alerted to
the fact that the September
tour would fall on a religious
holiday that is observed by
many in our community, we
made a collective decision
to forgo our event for 2010.
Therefore Cottages to Castles will not be hosting a
house and garden tour in 2010.
However we are putting all our
efforts into a superlative event for
2011 which will be held on Friday, September 9th.
With that in mind, we will
commence to seek out those
unique homes in Nissequogue,
Head of the Harbor, St. James
and Smithtown. Our community has always
been so generous in the past,
nominating those homeowners
who have created sanctuaries
called “home”. Whether it be a
cottage, castle or somewhere in
between, we are interested in
unique properties and will consider your home for the tour.
This one-day event is always exciting for the visitors,
”oohing and aahing,” as they
gather decorating ideas as
well as for the participating
homeowners. While touring
the most interesting homes
and enjoying a fabulous
luncheon this event is a sure
crowd-pleaser! Be sure to
save the date for next year’s
tour – Friday, September 9,
2011.
Besides the excitement
and joy of the day, four nonprofit local organizations are the
recipients of all the much appreciated proceeds.
To suggest a home please have
the homeowner’s name, address
and telephone number and call
Arline Goldstein at 584-8969 or
Ruth Garthe at 862-9849.
Wall Clocks • Picture Frames • Kitchen Decor • Antique & Vintage Furniture
• Garden Statuary • Decorative Mirrors • Iron Basket Planters • Gift Boxes
• Floral Wreaths & Baskets • Framed Vintage Prints & Oils • Baby Gifts •
Wall Signage • Sentimental & Whimsical • Entertainment Service Pieces
• Bird Houses • Wine & Cheese Accessories • Table Lamps • Roosters •
Vintage Costume Jewelry • Decorative Plates • Plate Easels • Wallets
• Potted Greenery & Flowers • Collectibles • Garden Accents • Teacups
• Nautical Decor & Gifts • Indoor & Outdoor Angels • Coffee Mugs •
Gifts • Cocktail Napkins & Holders
Garden Hats • Home FragranceAntiques
• Hostess~ Gifts
• Tabletop Boxes • Shelley~Kyle
Baby
HomeTiramani
& GardenBath,
Accents
~ & Fragrance • Scarves •
Small Garden Tables & Benches • Fragrant Candles • Vintage Glassware
631-686-5525
• Welcome Plaques • Garden Stakes
• Outdoor Thermometers • Serving Trays
415 N. Country Rd., St. James
• Bearington Bears • Gift Soaps
• Note Cards • Decorative Storage Boxes
Tues.-Sat. 11-5, Sun. 12-5
• Nightlights • Paper Weights • Bookmarks • Faux Fruit • Bird Themed Decor
• Whimsical Kitchen Towels • Ice Cream Bowls & Spoons • Teacup Stands •
Stepping Stones • Purse Hangers • Pill Boxes • Windchimes • Garden Gnomes
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Caligiuri’s
Patio Pizza Restaurant
262 Lake Avenue, St. James, NY 11780 • 631-862-7475
Wednesday PASTA NIGHT Menu
$12.95
SOUP or SALAD
Tortellini en Brodo – Pasta Fagioli – Minestrone
PASTA CHOICES
Penne or Whole Wheat Penne
Rigatoni – Spaghetti – Linguini
Fettuccini – Ziti – Angel Hair
SAUCE CHOICES
Bolognese or Meatsauce
Garlic & Oil
Tomato Sauce with Meatballs or Sausage
Mushroom Marsala Sauce (Brown)
Ala Vodka
by
Broccoli, Sundried Tomato
Randy Berliant
and Mushroom in Garlic & Oil
“The Man Who
Alfredo
Loves to Sing”
Marinara
Wednesday and Saturday
Arrabiata
Primavera
Pomodore (plum tomatoes with onions and artichokes)
Red or White Clam Sauce ($2.00 Extra)
Live Music
DESSERTS
Assorted Cakes, Rice Pudding or Ice Cream
(No Substituting or Sharing)
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A R O U N D
T O W N
Welcome Rev. Neil Mittelstaedt –
the New Pastor of St. James Lutheran Church
The Rev. Neil Mittelstaedt has
been installed as the pastor of St.
James Lutheran Church in St.
James. The Rev. David H. Benke,
Bishop of the Atlantic District of
the Lutheran Church Missouri
Synod, officiated at the service,
which was held on Saturday June
12, 2010. Rev. Neil Mittelstaedt is a native
of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
His prior service was at St. Mark
Lutheran Church in Mississauga,
Canada and The Rock Christian
Café. Most recently, Pastor Mittelstaedt served at Our Saviour
Lutheran Church in Rego Park,
Queens as well as being the Mission Executive for the Atlantic District of the Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod.
Rev. Mittelstaedt holds a Master
of Divinity from Concordia Seminary, St. Catharine’s, Ontario and
studied for two years at Wycliffe
Anglican College in Toronto. He
earned an undergraduate degree
from The University of Toronto,
Canada. Rev. Mittelstaedt has
held positions within the Missouri
Synod, notably in the area of outreach. His interest in missions,
also led him to a 1-year
Lutheran Youth Encounter team
to Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru.
Rev. Mittelstaedt has a wife,
Carol, who is the Mission Society Coordinator for the Atlantic
District –LCMS. They have
been married for 25 years.
Carol was born and raised in
England but moved to Canada
when she was 18 where she
met Neil. They have three children; Hannah, who is 20 and
studying engineering at the
University of Toronto, Martha
who is entering grade 11 and
Jacob, going into grade eight.
The Mittelstaedts are delighted to start a new chapter of
their life, serving the congregation of St. James Lutheran
Church on the corner of Second and Woodlawn Avenues.
St. James Lutheran Church
photo by Kristy L. Grinere
Rev. Neil Mittelstaedt
The church has a vibrant ministry
to children in the form of a
Mommy and Me program, a Preschool School for 3 and 4 year
olds, a large Sunday school and
an exciting Vacation Bible School.
The church also has an active
confirmation program and youth
group. St. James has a rich history
of using the arts and has a wonderful music program with both
adult and children’s choirs as well
as a hand bell choir. They offer worship in both traditional and contemporary styles.
For more information, check out
their website at www.stjlc.com.
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A R O U N D
T O W N
FeelGoods Cafe’s Healthy Food to Reach Broader Audience
Health-focused eatery FeelGoods Café, 412 Route 25A in St.
James, has teamed up with leading, local distributor, J. Kings Food
Service Professionals, to bring the
FeelGoods brand to local schools,
universities and upscale markets. At FeelGoods Café, co-owners
Nicole Lawrence and Kathy
Gerdes pay special attention to
the smallest details in their
recipes, ensuring only the freshest, all natural and organic ingredients are used. John King, owner
of J. Kings felt that the FeelGoods
brand of all natural vegetable and
whole grain-based salads and a
wide variety of meatless burgers
were wonderful healthy alternatives that should not be limited to
distribution only in and around St.
James, but should be distributed
in the entire New York Metro area.
J.Kings has agreed to work with
Nicole and Kathy of FeelGoods to
manufacture their salads and
burgers and distribute these products.
When asked her feelings about
having the FeelGoods brand
opened up to a wider audience
partner Kathy Gerdes said “We
want more people to become
aware of what they’re eating and
to consider healthier alternatives
and we’re excited that J. Kings will
be helping us bring the FeelGoods
name and philosophy to more
households on Long Island and
the surrounding Metro Area.” Nicole and Kathy will be
spending long hours working with
the J. Kings culinary team to ensure their recipes are ready for
mass production and to ensure
the quality and integrity of their
recipes are kept in tact during the
manufacturing process.
For any of FeelGoods current
customers, who are worried that
this partnership will be the end of
their favorite healthy family café,
don’t. Nicole and Kathy have
worked hard to grow their café
during these tough economic
times and they do not intend to
stop.
J. Kings Food Service Professionals is a broadline food service
distributor that has provided the
full spectrum of food and business
supplies to the restaurant industry
continued on page 86
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A Long & Health
Relationship
“Four years ago, I decided
I wanted to join a gym that
would give both my husband
and myself personal attention
and training. I called Energy
Fitness and was immediately
impressed.
Energy is a team of caring
professionals. Every trainer
shows a sincere interest, they
have great parties & events,
and the workouts are fun –
never routine.
I can sincerely say...
I love my Energy Family!”
Jerry & Joanne Kowitt
> Joanne Kowitt
556 North Country Road, St. James
(631) 862.1737
energy-difference.com
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A R O U N D
T O W N
Mail Your Package FREE to the Troops
by Frank Todaro, Commander
The Sgt John W. Cooke
VFW Post 395
Since last October the Sgt. John
W. Cooke VFW Post 395 has been
paying the postage for military
mail brought to the St. James Post
Office. Supporting the troops is
what we do, whether they are
fighting in Afghanistan or Iraq,
serving on a ship at sea, or on
duty on a lonely border zone in
Korea. Since last October, the Post
has paid for over 300 packages,
mailed to individual members of
our Armed Forces in Iraq and
Afghanistan, as well as elsewhere
around the world. Bring your package or letter to
the St. James Post Office addressed to an individual military
person, and the postage will be
paid by VFW Post 395. The ad-
dress must conform to the requirements of the Military Postal Service Agency, available at the Post Office.
For information, contact Ed
Gaskell at 584-5226.
FAIRFIELD CIVIC ASSOCIATION MEETING...
Smithtown Supervisor Patrick Vecchio was the guest speaker at the Fairfield Civic Association’s June monthly meeting in St. James. Pictured (LR): Supervisor Patrick Vecchio; John McNulty, civic association president;
and May Chasteen, recording secretary.
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Chorus Line Dance Studio
“Dedicated To Excellence” • Come See the Difference
Celebrating Our 29th Year in our Beautiful Community
with our CLDS Family!
DIRECTOR: Roseann Cousin
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Dawn Madden
BALLET DIRECTOR: Rachel Tavernier
Professional Staff of Dedicated Teachers
AWARD WINNING STUDENTS
FALL REGISTRATION BEGINS
MONDAY, AUG. 23rd thru SEPT. 7th
REGISTRATION HOURS:
Mon. & Wed. 12-6 pm • Tues. & Thurs. 3-8 pm • Fri. & Sat. 10 am-1pm
Closed Labor Day, September 6th • Tues., September 7th 10 am-7 pm
ALL FALL CLASSES BEGIN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th!!!
• Tap • Jazz • Ballet • Pointe • Lyrical • Hip Hop • Modern • eatre
• Pre-School • Tiny Dancers (2 Year Old) • Adult Classes • Hip Hop Classes for Boys • Zumba
FAMiLY & MuLTiPLe CLASS DiSCOunTS
Home of the Jr. Starlette, Starlette, Petite, Junior, Teen, Young Senior, Senior & elite Dance Companies
Our Dance Companies will be performing at Disney on Saturday, November 13th! Congratulations Girls!!
St. James Studio
380 Lake Avenue
Smithtown Studio
385-5 Veterans Hwy
584-7575
543-7575
VISIT OUR WEBSITE: ChorusLineDance.com
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DeBarbieri associates, inc.
Your Real Estate Professionals Since 1960
406 No. CoUNTRY RD.
ST. JAMeS, NY 11780
INTeRNATIoNAL
Relocation Services
862-7447
CHarts Don’t sell Houses, realtors Do!
DeBarBieri has proven its salesmensHiP for 50 Years
Keep in mind:
Buying a house
should not be a
“rusH” to contract.
It takes time and energy to
reach a decision on the house
you’re purchasing, that is,
...Will the family outgrow it
too fast?
...Can I really afford it?
...Will the taxes increase?
...Will the value increase?
...What about equity?
you need an “experienced”
realtor to guide you in your
search and final decision...
not just today...but to make
sure your purchase will be a
“good” investment and build
“equity” in your future.
st. James... rental Cottage...
2 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths, eiK, lr.
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renteD 7/3/10... $1750.
Coram... short sale.
2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Cottage,
.52 acre, Basement.
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Closed 6/22/10... $190,000.
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st. James...
4 Bedroom, 3 Bath ranch,
granite eiK, lr, Dr.
ED
short sale... $399,000.
st. James... lanD
.50 acre.
Hillside ave. (bet. #28 & #34)
132 Frontage. owner has plans for
3,800 sq. ft. House.
ND
LA
Become a “client”... Call liz Jongebloed, licensed Broker
i’m always available to you. Just call... 631-903-0836
is tHe Housing marKet Better tHis Year?
RELOCATING???
Contracts for:
let me get you in touch with one of our
experienced and reliable Real Estate Brokers
nationally or internationally.
st. James 11780
Head of Harbor 11780
nissequogue 11780
nesconset 11767
Free information:
smithtown 11787
Call liz jongebloed @ (631) 903-0836
2009 grand total: 395
June 2009
June 2010
9
1
3
11
19
7
2
3
16
2010 total to date: 187
above information as per multiple listing service of l.i. as of 6/30/10
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DeBarbieri associates, inc.
Your Real Estate Professionals Since 1960
406 No. CoUNTRY RD.
ST. JAMeS, NY 11780
INTeRNATIoNAL
Relocation Services
862-7447
VIEW US AT: WWW.DEBARB.COM
MILLeR PLACe. “MINT SIDe BY SIDe RANCh”
Mint Ranch home on
1.12 level acres. 5
BRs, 3 full baths, updated EIK. HW floors,
full bsmnt w/ose, CAC,
new architectural roof,
Andersen thermo windows. Ideal mother/
daughter w/proper permits. Potential horse property.
$419,000.
ST. JAMeS. “DIAMoND IN & oUT”
Immaculate updated
Cape features LR
w/frplc, FDR w/chair
rail moldings, oak
kitchen cabinets w/updated appliances. 2 full
baths, 3 BRs, HW
floors, full bsmnt,
garage. Decking. Prof.
landscaped yard. Great
starter or down sizer. NEW To MARKET!
$419,000.
NISSeqUoGUe. “WATeRfRoNT ReTReAT”
Scenic
waterviews
from virtually every
room of Nisseq. River.
680+/- feet waterfront.
Elegant Grand Colonial. Sparkling HW
floors, 2 frplc, 9’ ceilings, 4 BRs all with private baths, 2 with
private decks, gourmet EIK, formal LR, banquet DR. 4 seasons
Florida room. IGP, patios. 2 car, bsmnt. 3.6 private tranquil acres.
Must see!
$2,290,000.
SMIThToWN. “VILLAGe of The BRANCh”
JUST LISTED! Lovely
sprawling Ranch on
.71 level acres backs to
Greenbelt. 3 BRs, 2
full baths, EIK w/cherry
cabs, granite tops & SS
appliances, FLR, FDR,
FR w/stone frplce,
arch. roof 4 yrs, bsmnt,
2 car, CAC, enclosed Florida room, Large patio.
$495,000.
ReSIDeNTIAL
ReNTALS
LAND
PoRT JeffeRSoN STATIoN. Vacant
Land. Level 100’ x 300’ lot with Health
Dept. approval. Backs to nature preserve.
Great location at end of young subdivision. Approx 5 mins to Port Jeff Village &
Ferry.
$295,000.
SMIThToWN. Diamond large 3 BR Colonial, 1.5 baths. Living room, dining room,
EIK, w/w carpeting. Washer/dryer
hookups only. 1 AC unit. TRW & Refs
req’d.
$2,000. mo. + utils
BoheMIA. 8 year young double wide
Mobile Home. Mint 3 BR Ranch style. LR
& DR, EIK, Master BR has separate
shower & whirlpool tub. CAC, washer &
dryer included.
$2,000. mo. + utils
TWo PRIMe
CoMMeRCIAL
ACReS
ST. JAMeS/SMIThToWN
“CeNTRAL BUSINeSS”
Commercial Property Zoned Central
Business. 2 level acres with 258’ road
frontage. 6,000 sq. ft. bldg + out structures. Prime location. Ideal for Shopping
Center/developer. Call for details.
$2,800,000.
ST. JAMeS. “NeW CoNSTRUCTIoN”
To be built. 2850+/- sq. ft. Colonial featuring oak floors, 2 story EF, granite tops in
EIK, Andersen windows, arch. roof, 9’
ceilings on 1st floor, wood burning frplc.
in den. Full bsmnt, 2 car side entry
garage. .38 acre. or will build to suit!
$649,000.
heAD of hARBoR. Reduced! Mostly
level treed secluded 3.69 acres property,
backs to 2+ acres of protected conservation land. 3V schools, includes all permits,
plans for 6,000+/- sq. ft. Colonial w/3 car
garage.
$499,000.
CoMMeRCIAL ReNTALS
ST. JAMeS. 1,287 sq. ft. store in brick
building on Route 25A. Ample front parking. Approved for wet use, 16 seats,
grease trap installed, 10’ high ceilings,
attic storage. Ideal retail use.
$2,950. mo. + taxes & utils.
ST. JAMeS. “DIAMoND RANCh”
Move right in to this lovely Ranch featuring oak floors thru out, renovated full bath
& 3 BRs. Freshly painted. Updated maple
kitchen. Thermopane windows. Full basement. .49 acre. Large rear yard. Great expansion potential.
$389,000.
ST. JAMeS. 800 sq. ft. storefront in beautiful Colonial Bldg. Plenty of front parking.
$1,733. mo. + taxes & utils
eAST SeTAUkeT. 1500 sq. ft. bldg, 16’
ceilings, two overhead doors. Gas heat.
$1,800. mo. + utils
CALL foR A fRee MARkeT ANALYSIS
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A R O U N D
T O W N
DeBlasio Capo Design Build
Takes On Their 6th Extreme Makeover
Phil DeBlasio and Brian Capo of DeBlasio Capo Design Build in St James, together with John Williams of Coles Contracting, were the captains in charge of
the coordination and execution of the framing of the build for the Extreme
Home Makeover that took place in East Setauket recently. This is the sixth home
makeover that they have participated in.
Special Thanks to...
Gerry Chasteen of EGM Construction of St James and his crew; Tony Fragaletti
of Fragaletti Builders and his crew; Joe Knespler of North Shore Home Design
and his crew; Vito Vescovo of Pyramid Contracting and his crew; Greg Rakidjian
of Hi-Hat Electric; Mark Swenson of M.A.S. Siding; and many other individuals
that bore the scorching heat and gave of their time and expertise. “Without their
help we couldn’t have succeeded,” states Phil and Brian of DeBlasio Capo Design Build. “It was a real community effort.”
ST. JAMES
qe
Neighborhood Home Care Inc.
u
A Community Network of Compassionate Caregivers
Formerly
S.J. Exxon
RT. 25A & MoRICheS RD., ST. JAMeS
584-5798
$
3.00 oFF
oil CHANge, lUbe & FilTer
1/2
PriCe
Tire roTATioN
With oil Change
Coupon must be presented before oil change
MoST CARS • eXPIReS 8/17/10
WE DO NYS INSPECTIONS
sHoP HoUrs: M-F. 8 AM-5:30 PM, sAT 8-5
Offering Distinctive Non-Medical
In-Home Services to the Elderly
INSURED AND BONDED
• Laundry
• Light Housekeeping
• Grocery Shopping
• Meal Preparation
• Positive Approach
• Household Management
• Medication Reminders
• Stimulating Companionship
• Outside Walks and Visits with
• Friends and Neighbors
Please give us a call @ 631-741-3350
or Email [email protected]
We will do our best to help you remain independent,
while feeling the safety and support of your neighborhood community.
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Before
After
Dream it... Design it ...Build it....
Live it
DeBlasio Capo
d e s i g n build
ARCHITECTURAL PLANS
fine homes & Renovations
273 Lake Avenue, St. James
Phone: 631.584.5503 • Fax: 631.584.3079
www.dcdesignbuilders.com
• Design Services
• New Homes
• Renovations
• Award-Winning Designs featured in major publications
• Winners of the 2007 Double Diamond LIBI Award
for Whole House Remodeling
• 5 Time Participants in Extreme Makeover:
Home Edition
Stop in and visit our newly renovated offices
Serving the Community since 1988
Local references available • Licensed & Insured • Suffolk License 15543-H. Nassau License H18F6680000
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A R O U N D
T O W N
Bella Vita City Grill Barbecues for
Extreme Makeover Crew
When Anthony Cambria Jr.,
found out that the hit TV show, Extreme Makeover Home Edition,
would be rebuilding a home for a
deserving family in the Three Village area, he knew exactly how
he could help out. On the week
of June 21, Anthony, owner and
head chef of Bella Vita City Grill
in St. James, gathered many of his
friends and employees, and barbecued for the volunteers in front
of the construction site. This is the
second time that Anthony has provided his time and effort to the Extreme Makeover Home Edition
crew. He was also involved in the
2004 rebuilding of the St. James
home. “This was an awesome experience. It feels great to be able
to give back to the community
that I live and work in.”
Serving the community for
COMBO
ANY PARTIAL
OR FULL
HIGHLIGHT
$20
Receive a FREE
Wash/Cut/Blowdry
MANICURE/
PEDICURE
With Patricia
Cannot be combined
New Clients or
Existing Clients
Trying New Service
Exp. 9/30/10
Cannot be combined
Exp. 9/30/10
30 years
MON/TUES/
WED
SPECIAL
20% off
Any Service
(Excluding updo or
special occasion styles)
New Clients Only
Pat’s Place
Hair & Nail Salon
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Ask About Our
BeLLA ViTA CLAM BAke
We Specialize in Private Parties:
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u Birthdays u Anniversaries u Corporate Affairs
430-16 North Country Road, St. James
IN THE CoLoNIAL SHoPPING CENTER
Open for Lunch & Dinner Mon.-Thurs. 11:30am-10pm • Fri. 11:30am-11pm • Sat. 4-11pm • Sun. 4-9pm
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A R O U N D
T O W N
St. James Plaza Nursing Facility Recognized for
Quality Improvement Efforts
St. James Plaza Nursing Facility
is one of the recipients of IPRO’s
2010 Quality Awards. The Quality
Awards, given annually by IPRO,
the Medicare Quality Improvement Organization for New York
State, recognize healthcare
providers that demonstrate a commitment to improving healthcare
services in the state.
“St. James Plaza Nursing Facility has shown that a collaborative,
focused effort can lead to tangible
improvements in the quality of
care delivered to New York’s
Medicare beneficiaries,” says
Clare B. Bradley, MD, MPH, Senior vice president and Chief Medical Officer, IPRO. “Quality
improvement is a complex and
time-consuming process, and we
thank St. James Plaza Nursing Facility for their commitment to im-
proving the health of New Yorkers.”
Robert Baffa, Administrator of
St. James Plaza noted, “we are
very pleased to receive this Quality Award from such a prestigious
organization. The adage, “It takes
a Village” proves to be the key to
our success in accomplishing this
worthy goal. I am indeed proud of
our staff.”
IPRO’s 2010 Quality Awards
were conferred at its Annual
Membership Meeting on June 8,
2010. Dr. Bradley noted that St.
James Plaza Nursing Facility received the award because of their
“organization-wide commitment
to improved resident care, as
demonstrated by the engagement
of all unit teams in accomplishing
a 60% reduction in the use of
physical restraints.”
IPR0 is a national organization
providing a full spectrum of
healthcare assessment and improvement services that foster
more efficient use of resources
and enhance healthcare quality to
achieve better patient outcomes.
For information about IPRO visit
www.ipro.org.
St. James Plaza Nursing Facility,
LLC, is a skilled nursing and short
term rehabilitation facility, located
at 273 Moriches Road in St.
James, serving the community for
37 years. For more information
please visit www.sjplaza.com or
call 862-8990.
For advertising
rates & information
please call 631-862-9849
The Warmth of Home... Offering the Finest Health Care
St. James Plaza
Nursing Facility
“Serving the Community for 35 Years”
m 24-Hour Professional Nursing Care
m Newly Renovated/Expanded
Physical, Occupational and
Speech Rehabilitation Services
m Intermediate, Skilled Long Term
and Sub Acute Care
m Dedicated Dementia Unit
m Intermediate Short Term Rehabilitation
m IV Therapy Services
m Audiology, Dental, Podiatry,
Ophthalmology and Psychol-
ogy Services on Site
m Hospice and Respite Care
m Recreational and Therapeutic
Activities
m Wound Care
m Unlimited Visitation Hours
We Invite You to Visit Our Facility... When the Need Arises
Contact Carol Smith - 862-8990
273 Moriches Rd., St. James, NY 11780
Licensed & Certified by
N.Y.S. Dept. of Health
(631) 862-8990
Member A.H.C.A.
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WEALTH MANAGEMENT
ADVISORS,INC.
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Resident of St. James since 1997
Main Office:
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A R O U N D
T O W N
Enjoy a Pancake Breakfast
and Support Troop 301 Eagle Project
Ryan Gavorsky of Boy Scout
Troop 301 is planning a Pancake
Breakfast at the VFW hall located
on Lake Avenue in St. James (next
to King Kullen) on Sunday, July 25
and August 8 from 8-11 a.m. in
order to raise funds for his Eagle
Scout project. A donation of $5 is
requested. For Ryan’s Eagle Scout project
he is planning to build a Chicken
Coop for the Smithtown Animal
Shelter.
There are approximately 30
chickens housed at the Smithtown
Animal Shelter. Currently they
have a bunch of old dog houses
and a truck bed cover for the
chickens, which is messy and disorganized and offers little protection from the elements. These
make-shift shelters are placed
around the property.
Ryan’s chicken coop will bring
the chickens farther away from the
parking lot and road and will provide better safety and security
for the chickens, along with
proper shelter, food and
water. The food and straw
would no longer be all over
the pavement and the
chickens will be safe from
the weather. This past winter was really bad. With the
new chicken coop the
chickens will be safe from
the wind, rain and snow.
Ryan’s chicken coop will
benefit the Smithtown
Animal Shelter as well as
the Town of Smithtown as
it would clean-up, organize and
beautify the area. Also, the Animal
Shelter will now have a chance to
collect good chicken eggs if
they so choose.
Be sure to stop by the VFW on
July 25 and August 8, and enjoy a
tasty breakfast and help Ryan
build his chicken coop.
R.J.K. GARDENS, INC.
Creative Landscaping
q e 862-7056 y
or Visit Us at
www.rjkgardens.com
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A R O U N D
T O W N
Car Show and
Swap Meet
Set for
August 1
This 1968 Mustang will
be on display at the Car
Show & Swap Meet at
Flowerfield Fairgrounds
on August 1.
Long Island Cars will present
the SuPEr SWaP Sunday Car
SHoW & SWaP MEET on August
1, 2010 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
Flowerfield Fairgrounds in St.
James. Acre after acre of classic
and collectible automobiles including show cars from the 50’s,
60’s and 70’s, one-of-a-kind custom cars, street rods, antiques,
SUV’s exotics, muscle cars and
imports will compete in judging
in 50 classes with impressive trophies.
Hundreds of vendors will be
well stocked for this large show,
where you can buy, trade, sell or
swap all kinds of older parts, literature and accessories necessary
for the auto collector; plus a wide
variety of cars will be for sale by
owners.
Flowerfield Fairgrounds is located on Route 25A in St. James.
Admission: $8/general; under 12
years free, free parking. You may
sell or display your collectible car
with price of admission. Judged
cars and vendors register at the
gate between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m.
For further information call 631567-5898 or visit www.LongIslandCars.com.
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Come See Us for Good Quality Old Fashioned Service
PENNEY’S
North country car care center
545 RoUTe 25A, ST. JAMeS, NY 11780
ACe Certified
Technicians
862-9663
Family Owned & Operated • Brian & Theresa Barton
st
LuBe, oiL
& fiLTer
utomotive Spec
A
ia l
ur
o
i
Y
Up to 5 Qts of oil
(Syn. oil & Cart. Filters slightly higher)
$28.95
Most Cars & Trucks
all St. James
Senior citizens
We will gladly
pick up & drop off
your vehicle
10% off
ALL RePAIRS
Excluding oil Changes
Since 1912
visit our 2nd
convenient Location
for “The wave” gas
(next to chorus Line dance studio)
gulf credit cards are
accepted only at
A/c
perforMANce
cHeck
Inspect A/C Hoses,
Tighten Belt. Add up to
1 lb. 134 Freon
$59.95
R12 Slightly Higher
FREE
oiL cHANge
With AC Charge
Up to 5 Qts Reg. oil only
“THE WAVE”
Visit our
we HAve
MINI MART
for Fresh Coffee • soda
ALL BrANds
Milk • Candy • eggs
of Tires AT
Cigarettes • Newsday
greAT prices! N.Y.s. loTTo is Here!
FREE
Tire
roTATioN
With Any Paid
Oil Change
LArge seLecTioN of BATTeries iN sTock
Nys iNspecTioNs
Q roAd service
offeRS GooD ThRoUGh AUGUST 17, 2010 • NoT To Be CoMBINeD WITh ANY oTheR offeRS
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A R O U N D
St. James Healthcare Center gets their courtyard ready
for the summer with the help from students and faculty
at Mills Pond Elementary School. Together they made
the courtyard beautiful for all to enjoy.
T O W N
For the last few years residents and patients at St.
James Healthcare Center worked together to help raise
money for the Alzheimer’s Association. They made
items in their knitting, painting and arts and crafts
classes to raise money for this important cause.
St. James Healthcare Center Happenings
St. James Healthcare Center, located at 275 Moriches Road, is
happy to share their many events
with the community. For addi-
tional information call 862-8000.
continued on facing page
St. James
Healthcare
Center
Our staff ’s unequaled professionalism
and superb loving care are the very
heart of our commitment to service.
Long Term Care • Sub-Acute Care • Short Term Rehab
Nursing Services
• 24-hour Nursing Care
• Post-surgical Management
• Management of Medical
Conditions and Treatments
• Respiratory and
Tracheotomy Care
Therapy Services
• Nursing Rehab (7 days)
• Physical Therapy (6 days)
including Neurological &
Orthopedic Rehabilitation
• Occupational Therapy (6 days)
• Speech Therapy
Therapy Services
• Psychological Services
• Art Therapy
• Enteral Nutrition Support
• Sensory Stimulation
Program
• Therapeutic Recreation
Medical Services
• Dentistry
• Podiatry
• Audiology
• Optometry
• Laboratory
Services
Call our Admissions office Tel: (631) 862-8000 ext 105 or 106
275 Moriches Road, St. James, NY 11780 • Fax: (631) 862-6456
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A R O U N D
T O W N
Family Owned & Operated Since 1979
400 LAKE AVENUE • ST. JAMES
584-3750
OPEN: MON.-FRI. 8 AM-7 PM
SAT. 8 AM-6 PM • SUN. 10 AM-3 PM
SHIRTS
99¢
At St. James Healthcare Center residents take
monthly trips of their chosen destination. Here the
residents wanted to enjoy a day of shopping and the
food court.
with incoming
dry cleaning
of $12.00
or more.
With this coupon. Not valid with delivery service.
Good at St. James & Commack Only. Exp. 8/17/10
COMFORTERS
DRY CLEANED
Just
$1195
Dutch Girl Cleaners
UP TO
QUEEN
SIZE
With this coupon. Down slightly higher. With incoming dry cleaning order.
Not valid with other offers. Good at St. James & Commack Only. Exp. 8/17/10
Patients and residents are now enjoying the new
Courtyard Cafe at St. James Healthcare Center.
Here they are able to play games, download music
and connect with family on Skype.
icE,
oNE PR lE
P
iM
S
oNE
Way
$389
PRE PAID
PER PIECE
pANTs, BLouses, BLAZers, skirTs,
sweATers, sporT JAckeTs
Dutch Girl Cleaners
With this coupon. Not valid with delivery service.
Good at St. James & Commack Only. Exp. 8/17/10
fur sTorAge $19.95
SaFE!
with any incoming dry cleaning order SEcURE!
With this coupon • Good at St. James & Commack Only. Exp. 8/17/10
StoRE yoUR WiNtER clothES!
FREE BOX STORAGE
400 LAke AVeNUe • ST. JAMeS
oPPoSITe WeRNeR GLASS
Once a year at St. James Healthcare Center residents, family members and staff enjoy “St. James
Casino” where they play some of their favorite
games – Blackjack, Poker, Roulette and even Bingo.
1575 Lakeland Ave., Bohemia
244-8077
1365 Deer Park Ave., North Babylon
586-8027
120 Veterans Hwy., Commack
543-5781
2101 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton
537-5138
155 E. Sunrise Hwy., Lindenhurst
884-0313
307 Middle Country Rd., Selden
696-7915
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A R O U N D
T O W N
Coming Soon to a Harbor Near You!
Harbor Day 2010 Saturday, August 21 – Free hot dogs for all.*
Harbor Day 2009
So mark your calendar and save
the date. Harbor Day is sponsored
by the Joint Coastal Commission
of Nissequogue and Head-OfThe-Harbor. SBU Professor Larry
Swanson is the featured speaker,
along with local dignitaries. A
canoe flotilla, free hot dogs, touch
tanks, and fun for the whole family round out the day. Look for your special invitation
in next month’s our ToWn. For
more information, check out the
Harbor Day website, www.harborday.net. *one free per person.
Say Goodbye
Forever!
Emerald Magic
“Always at your Service”
EZ HOME!
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DIReCT:
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offICe:
631-862-1100
Dave & Rowena Nedvin
Licensed Brokers’ Associates
Jeff Bass,
LBA, GRI
Rowena & Dave Nedvin LBA’s
• TeAM service • TeAM eXperieNce • TeAM resuLTs •
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Listing:
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NISSeqUoGe. Winter water views.
Fabulous 5 BR, 3 bath Farm Ranch. Approx 4000 sq. ft. Soaring cathedral ceilings,
gleaming
hardwood
floors
throughout. Spacious eat in kitchen with
granite. Seperate guest wing. Full bsmt,
3 car garage, IG pool. Set on over 2
acres of lovely property.
$949,990.
NISSeqUoGUe. Breathtaking water
views. Specious 4 BR Farm Ranch with
flat level property. Possibility for horses
(barn). Hardwood floors, 2 master BR
suites, CAC, walk out basement. Great
price!
$879,000.
D
ST. JAMeS. Point of Woods, north of
25A. Fabulous 5-6 BR home, designer
gourmet EIK, 5 baths, hardwood floors,
full walk out basement with French
doors, 3 car garage, set on 1 acre plus
with IG gunite pool.
$749.990.
556 No. Country Rd., ST. JAMES • 631-862-1100
177 W. Main St., SMITHTOWN • 631-767-5221
www.nedvinhometeam.com
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at
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631-862-0151
Join us on
Saturday, August 7th
Reserve Now for a
12 NooN - 4 PM
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Sunday, July 25
for a fun-filled afternoon featuring
at Kitchen A Bistro
featuring
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• • • AND • • •
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BREWING COMPANY
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Seatings at 2:30 & 6:00 PM
CALL 631-862-0151
FOr reservaTiOns
fRoM 1- 4 PM
One of
Vermont’s
Finest
Beers!
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soda
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BEVERAGE
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Y O U
C A N
H E L P
Little Shelter’s Annual Pet-A-Palooza Set for August 21 & 22
Little Shelter Animal Rescue &
Adoption Center, 33 Warner
Road, Huntington, NY, will be
holding its 13th annual PET-APALOOzA on Saturday, August 21
and Sunday, August 22. The shelter will be open both days from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. for a fun-filled
weekend that will include food,
music and entertainment, search
and rescue displays by the Suffolk
County Sheriff’s Department, pet
behavior information, free giveaways, Little Shelter alumni festivities, dog contests, children’s
games, karate demonstrations, Little Shelter Pets on Parade, and a
huge Chinese auction. The team
from KJOY will also be on hand
both days with music, giveaways
and Lucky ‘The Duck’ mascot! If you are considering adding a
canine or kitty companion to your
home, Pet-A-Palooza is a great
place to start your search – Little
Shelter will have hundreds of
adoptable animals looking for loving homes. In addition, we will be
hosting several other rescue
groups with adoptable pets including: A Ferret Club, Boxer Angels, Scottish Terrier Rescue,
Grateful Greyhounds, Internet
Miniature Pinscher Service, Suffolk County Unleashed, and more,
including several town shelters. Coupled with this exciting event
is a Blessing of the Animals. The
blessing will commence at 3 p.m.
on Sunday, August 22. Everyone is
welcome to bring their pets to the
shelter, to receive a special blessing in this very touching ceremony that celebrates the bond we
have with our beloved pets. Please join the folks at Little
Shelter for a great weekend. You
won’t want to miss it! You could
meet your new “best friend” at Little Shelter’s Pet-A-Palooza 2010.
Admission is free however monetary donations would be greatly
appreciated. For more information
please call 368-8770 x205.
A pooch shows his appreciation
to Pastor Paul Britton for his special blessing.
This happy family adopted their
puppy at Pet-A-Palooza 2009.
An entrant in the 2009 Best Kisser
Contest.
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A R T S
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E N T E R T A I N M E N T
X Marks the Spot –
Discovering Long Island’s Treasured Places
Art Exhibit at the Mills Pond House Gallery
The Smithtown Township Arts
Council presents X MarkS THE
SPoT – dISCoVErIng Long ISLand’S TrEaSurEd PLaCES at
the Mills Pond House Gallery, 660
Route 25A in St. James, through
August 6, 2010. Regular gallery
hours are Monday-Friday 10 a.m.5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 124 p.m. Admission to the gallery is
free.
With Long Island as muse and
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artists were asked to identify the
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Smithtown Community Chorus FREE Summer Concert Series
The Smithtown Township Arts
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with the community. The choir is
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make wonderful music, improve
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singers, and to encourage camaraderie between musicians. The
conductor, Carl J Ferrara, is a
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Chorus is open to everyone continued on page 48
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The 15th Annual Stony Brook
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on the large Main Stage screen at
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FREE Family Concert Series at the Library
The Friends of the Smithtown
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Bring chairs and enjoy the FREE
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Smithtown Community Chorus FREE Summer Concert Series
continued from page 40
regardless of vocal ability or experience. All that is required is a
love of singing! All concerts are
free and open to the public. Visit
www.stacarts.org or call 8626575.
The 2010 Community Chorus
season is co-sponsored by Smithtown Township Arts Council and
Smithtown Historical Society.
Both organizations are excited to
link together for this opportunity
to benefit Suffolk County residents
and are working to nurture and
develop these linkages to enhance
the cultural vitality of their communities.
Friday, August 20, 7:30 p.m.
Smithtown Historical Society’s
Frank Brush Barn
The Performance will include a
tribute to John Denver and a trib-
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historic Epenetus Smith Tavern at
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Smithtown, NY.
Saturday, August 21, 7:30 p.m.
Christ the king Church
2 Indian Head road, Commack
The Performance will include special tributes to John Denver and
the Armed Forces.
Stony Brook Film Festival
Tuesday, July 27
7 p.m. - Beloved Berlin Wall
Short: In the dark
9:30 p.m. - The Big dream
Short: Eliki
wednesday, July 28
7 p.m. - The Legacy
Short: unrest
9:15 p.m. - Bon appetit
Short: Lighthouse
Friday, July 30
7 p.m. - Last Train Home
9 p.m. - The Sicilian girl
Saturday, July 31 – Closing Night
8:30 p.m. - Mao’s Last dancer
10:30 p.m. - Closing Night
Awards Reception (Tickets required)
Thursday, July 29
7 p.m. - The army of Crime
9:40 p.m. - Howl
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Service Description
Consultation (No x-rays)
Comprehensive Exam
Emergency Exam
Palliative Treatment
Periodic Exam (Recall)
Diagnostic Casts
oral/Facial Photographic Images
Full Mouth X-Rays
Panorex
oral Cancer Testing
Caries Susceptibility Test
Saliva Testing
Periapical X-ray 1st Film
Periapical X-ray Each Additional
Bitewing X-ray Single Film
Bitewing X-ray 2 Films
Bitewing X-ray 4 Films
PReVeNTIVe
HHD
Plan
N/C
N/C
40
25
N/C
50
20
N/C
N/C
35
15
35
N/C
N/C
N/C
N/C
N/C
HHD
Private
45
85
80
45
75
80
45
120
65
35
30
50
25
15
20
25
40
eNDoDoNTICS
Service Description
HHD
Plan
HHD
Private
Direct/Indirect Pulp Cap
Pulpotomy
Anterior Root Canal*
Biscuspid Root Canal*
Molar Root Canal*
65
85
350
575
785
150
175
575
795
1050
* Initial Root Canal Therapy only – Retreats not included
Service Description
HHD
Plan
Child Cleaning & Polish
N/C
Adult Cleaning & Polish*
N/C
Topical Fluoride Treatment - Child
30
Topical Fluoride Treatment - Adult
35
Sealant (per tooth)
30
Space Maintainer Unilateral
200
Space Maintainer Bilateral
325
Nightguard
375
occlusal Guard
300
*More involved cleanings, see periodontics
1 routine cleaning covered per member
in a 6 month period
HHD
Private
125
100
45
55
45
310
520
525
450
ReSToRATIVe
Service Description
Composite (White) fillings
Anterior (front)
1 Surface
2 Surface
3 Surface
Posterior (Back)
1 Surface
2 Surface
3 Surface
4 Surface
Sedative Filling
HHD
Plan
HHD
Private
100
130
155
155
185
210
130
155
220
255
35
185
210
275
310
45
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fIXeD PRoSThoDoNTICS
Service Description
Crowns (Per Tooth)
Crown – Porcelain & Noble Metal
Crown – CAPTEK (Porcelain wi Gold Liner)
Crown – PRoCERA (All Ceramic)
Crown – LAVA (Zirconia)
Bridges (Per Tooth)
Bridge – Porcelain & Noble Metal
Bridge – CAPTEK (Porcelain wi Gold Liner)
Bridge – PRoCERA (All Ceramic)
Bridge – LAVA (Zirconia)
other
Prefab Post & Core
Cast Post & Core
Core Build Up
Lab Processed Temporary (per tooth)
Recement CrownlBridge (per tooth)
Remove CrownlBridge
Post Removal
PeRIoDoNTICS
HHD
Plan
HHD
Private
650
750
850
950
1200
1300
1400
1500
650
750
850
950
1200
1300
1400
1500
250
310
185
210
35
85
185
300
425
235
270
50
150
250
ReMoVABLe PRoSThoDoNTICS
Service Description
HHD
Plan
Complete Denture (Per Arch)
850
Simply Natural Denture (Per Arch)
1150
Partial Denture (Per Arch)
975
Valplast Partial Denture (Per Arch)
1250
Temporary Denture (Per Arch)
375
Repairs
Denture Adjustments
N/C
AddlRepair Tooth–Existing Partial Denture 120
AddlRepair Clasp–Existing Partial Denture 130
Reline Denture
225
Repair Acrylic
130
HHD
Private
1260
1500
1350
1500
550
75
150
175
325
160
PeDATRICS
Service Description
Pulpotomy
Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA)
Stainless Steel Crown
Composite Crown
HHD
Plan
85
250
125
180
HHD
Private
175
325
175
200
ANeSTheSIA
Service Description
HHD
Plan
HHD
Private
Local Anesthesia
Nitrous oxide Per Visit
oral Sedation Per Visit
N/C
75
350
N/C
100
500
Service Description
HHD
Plan
Scaling & Root Planing (Per Quadrant)
osseous Surgery (Per Quadrant)
Bone Graft (1st Site)
Bone Graft Each Additional Site
Soft Tissue Graft
Gingivectomy (Per Tooth)
Gingivectomy (Per Quadrant)
Crown Lengthening
Periodontal Maintenance*
110
585
250
125
375
200
420
475
95
HHD
Private
130
775
325
200
500
250
445
550
130
*Following active therapy - 1 visit every 3 months is routine for
this procedure. Every other visit N/C as long as D.o.S is
90-110 days from last perio maintenance appt.
oRAL SURGeRY
Service Description
HHD
Plan
Simple Extraction
Surgical Extraction
Soft Tissue Impaction
Partial Bony Impaction
Full Bony Impaction
Alveoplasty wI Extraction
Alveoplasty wlo Extraction
Cyst Removal
Hemisection
125
175
220
300
375
185
285
100
130
HHD
Private
160
250
275
375
450
210
315
210
155
IMPLANT SeRVICeS
Service Description
HHD
Plan
Endosteal Implant
1200
Mini Implant
480
Custom Abutment
650
Crown – Porcelain – Noble Metal Implant Supp 950
Bridge – Porcelain – Noble Metal Implant Supp 950
overdenture
3150
Hader Bar
2000
Semi-Precision Attachment (Each)
520
HHD
Private
1500
600
850
1350
1350
3900
2550
650
CoSMeTIC PRoCeDUReS
Service Description
HHD
Plan
HHD
Private
Cosmetic Bonding (Per Tooth)
Porcelain Veneer (Laminate)
Procera Veneer (Laminate)
Zoom! Whitening (incl custom trays
and 1 kit of whitening solution)
Whitening Touch Up Kit
340
600
840
425
750
1200
795
495
95
Additional
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Benefits
650
370
75
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E D U C A T I O N A L
Programs Offered at the Library
The Smithtown Library offers a
variety of programs during the upcoming weeks and months. The
Main Branch, is located at 1
North Country Road, Smithtown,
265-2072. The Nesconset Branch
is located at 127-20 Smithtown
Blvd., Nesconset, 265-3994. The
Commack Branch (temporarily
closed for renovations - use Kings
Park) is located at 3 Indian Head
Road, Commack, 543-0998. The
Kings Park Branch is located at 1
Church Street, Kings Park, 2699191. Call for Library hours Nesconset closed Sundays.
For additional information visit
their website at
www.smithlib.org. You may register at the above
phone numbers for programs.
MOViES AT THE LiBRARY
The Smithtown and Nesconset
branches of the Library will screen
a popular movie each month.
Register for these programs. Call
for films, dates and times.
BOOK AND FiLM DiSCuSSiON
NESCONSET
Thursday, July 22, 4-6:30 p.m.
“Don’t Judge a Book by Its
Movie” -Flowers
for
algernon/Charly book by Daniel
Keyes/movie directed by Ralph
Nelson. Join this discussion group
that will compare and contrast
movies and the books they are
based on. Movie: PG rated, runtime 104 minutes.
ONgOiNg ADuLT PROgRAMS
ADuLT wRiTERS’ gROuP
SMITHTOWN
1st Tuesday of the month, 7 p.m.
This series is the perfect opportunity for anyone who has the
burning desire to write, but has
WE HAVE
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3 & 4 yeAr oLds
trouble getting started or would
like to receive constructive feedback from fellow writers. The
group is scheduled to meet the
first Tuesday of every month.
Compare ideas on writing as well
as give and receive advice, while
having fun in the process. Call for
dates and times. No registration is
required.
BOOK DiSCuSSiON gROuPS
SMITHTOWN
Morning Book Discussion Group
resume Thursday, September 16
Sports Page Book Discussion
Group
resume Monday, September 13
Call for books, dates and times.
NESCONSET
Tea-rrific Reads Book Discussion
Tuesday, July 27
2:30 p.m. or 7:30 p.m.
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• NYSSMA Preparation
532 Moriches Road, St. James, NY 11780
For scheduling and lesson information, call
(631) 584-9555
or email: [email protected]
June Liardi, Director
For resume information, please visit: john-miceli.com
631-240-0690
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Lunch
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Classic Deli Menu
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Includes Sandwich,
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$ 99
7
Breakfast Special
10 oz. Coffee or Tea
and a Butter Roll
$ 99
1
+ tax
PICK UP oNLy
+ tax
Choice of Greens,
Toppings & Dressing.
Includes 12 oz. Beverage
$ 49
Small
5
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$ 49
Large
7
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2 eggs on a Roll
with choice of
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Cheese
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$ 99
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oPEN 6 AM-4 PM MoNDAy-FRIDAy
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“guernsey Literary and Potato
Peel Pie Society” by Mary Ann
Shaffer
Call for additional books, dates
and times. Please register for these
programs.
CHESS AT NigHT!
SMITHTOWN
Tuesday, July 27, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Call for additional dates.
Chess for everyone... bring your
mind and be ready to learn the ultimate game of mind strategy.
Basic instructions and chessboards will be provided... all are
welcome. Children under 12 must
be accompanied by an adult. The
group usually meets the second
and fourth Tuesday of the month.
No registration required.
CLiBRARY ART gROuP
SMITHTOWN
Thursdays, 11:45 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Work on various art projects in
a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Call the Library for supplies needed. No registration is
required.
quiLT AT THE LiBRARY
SMITHTOWN
Saturday, august 7, 10 a.m.
Call for additional dates and times
In this monthly series you can
share and learn about quilting.
The group usually meets the first
Saturday of the month. No registration required.
COMPuTER CLASSES FOR
ADuLTS
SMITHTOWN
Feeling left behind with the
new technology? Learn a new
skill at the Smithtown Library.
Registration is required for each
class. Basic computer knowledge
is required. Fee: $20 per class.
Call for upcoming classes.
DEFENSiVE DRiViNg CLASSES
The Smithtown Library offers
two Defensive Driving classes in
conjunction with the New York
State Safety Program. After the
successful completion of this
course, attendees may receive a
discount on their automobile insurance and point deduction from
existing violations on their driver’s
licenses. There is a fee of $30 (check or
money order only) which is nonrefundable. Licensed drivers of all
ages are eligible to participate in
this course (under 50). Call for
dates and additional info. Register at the Circulation Desk
of the branch you wish to take the
program. Space is very limited,
registration is on a lottery basis.
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S S S S The BesT S S S S
Dance Classes
for All Ages
MISS DEBBIE LYNN
Former Bob Fosse Dancer,
Dance Competition Judge and
Talent Advisor for the
Miss America Pageant
Age 2 Boogie Baby Classes
Available for September
• Combo
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la
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• Weight/Nutrition
• Musical
Theater
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$25 Value
one Coupon Per Family
AUGUST 16-20 oNLY
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135 W. Main Street, Smithtown, NY 11787
(next to Sizzler)
631-724-5381
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An AARP Defensive Driving
class will be held at three of the
Smithtown Library branches on a
rotating basis – SMITHTOWN (January, April, July, October), COMMACK (February, May, August,
November) and NESCONSET
(March, June, September, December). There is a fee of $12 AARP
members; $14 non-AARP members (check or money order only)
which is non-refundable for drivers 50+ years. Call for dates and times. Effective NOw AARP and general Defensive Driving Registration will be by Lottery Drawing.
Call the library for lottery procedures and dates of lottery entries
and drawings.
TEEN PROgRAMS
CALLiNg ALL TEENS
ENTERiNg gRADES 6-12
The Smithtown Library at 1 North
Country Road, Smithtown and the
Nesconset Branch is located at
127-20 Smithtown Blvd., Nesconset, 265-3994 is offering a variety
of programs geared toward teens
this summer. Join one or join all –
you’re sure to have a great time!
(Registration is required - 631265-2072, Ext. 208.) Book Discussions
NESCONSET
Call for upcoming dates, times
and books
Concert Volunteers
SMITHTOWN
Thursdays, July 22, 29,
august 5, 12, 19, 6-8 p.m.
Volunteers needed to help set up
activities such as handing out flyers/assisting w/raffles for weekly
FREE concerts on the lawn. You
can earn community service
credit. Call Miss Doherty at 2652072, ext. 228 to sign up for the
dates wanted.
Getting Ready to Babysit
NESCONSET (grades 6-8)
Saturday, august 7, 10 a.m.
This workshop is designed for
teens to learn the responsibilities
required in baby-sitting and the
skills necessary for the important
job of child care. Registration ongoing.
Message in a Bottle
SMITHTOWN
Wednesday, July 28, 7-8 p.m.
Write a message on scroll
paper; add sand shells and send it
to someone special. Summer Collage
SMITHTOWN
Tuesday, august 3, 7-8 p.m.
Create a lasting collage of your
favorite summer memories. Bring
your photos; all other materials
provided by the Library. Teen advisory Groups
SMITHTOWN (grades 6-12)
Call for dates and times.
Teens are invited to speak about
issues relating to the library and
community. Participants receive
community service credit.
Teen Page Turners
SMITHTOWN
Wednesday, July 21, 4 p.m.
Thursdays, august 5, 19, 26,
4 p.m.
This book club is for young adults
who want to read an exciting
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continued
book this summer. Come to the
kickoff meeting to vote on which
book to read. Discussions, debates, snacks and lots of fun.
Teen Movie night
Call for movies, dates and times.
Enjoy the movie and a snack
Contact your local children’s librarian for details or visit the liwebsite at
brary www.smithlib.org.
almost Time for Kindergarten
SMITHTOWN (entering K in 9/10)
Fridays, July 23, 30, august 6, 13
10 a.m.
A program specifically designed
for children entering kindergarten
that encourages a love of reading
through books and crafts.
continued on following page
Alpine
Teen Volunteer Opportunity
NESCONSET
Tuesday, august 3, 6:30 p.m.
Make a back-to-school craft to be
donated to the less fortunate. You
can earn an hour of community
service. Registration ongoing.
Teen Writers Club
NESCONSET (young adults)
For young adults interested in creative and professional writing.
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Title Wave Cupcakes
SMITHTOWN
Thursday, July 29, 7-8 p.m.
Decorate three delicious cupcakes with a mini “title wave” on
each. Materials fee of $3 is due at
in-person only registration.
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CHiLDREN’S PROgRAMS
Register in person or by phone
for all Children’s Programs:
Smithtown
265-2072, ext. 248.
Nesconset
265-3994
Call the library for dates and
times and age restrictions for ALL
programs.
Visit the Library website at
www.smithlib.org for a complete
program listing and additional details or go to the library and pick
up a program flyer.
for School age Children
A variety of literature-based programs which include a wide range
of activities are offered throughout
the school year. Each children’s
department provides specialized
programs, unique to each branch.
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Wedding cakes
Photo cakes
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Book Buddies
NESCONSET (4 years, entering grade 2)
This program pairs the 4 year old
with an older child (6th-12th
grade) for a rewarding reading experience.
Dive in Storytime
SMITHTOWN (3-1/2-5 years w/adult)
Thursday, July 29, 11 a.m.
Preschool storytime for children
who are able to sit and listen independently. no registration required.
family film
NESCONSET
(children of all ages, w/adult)
flip flop Windsock
SMITHTOWN (grades K-2)
Thursday, July 22, 4 p.m.
Join us for summertime stories
and make a craft.
Here Comes the Garbage Barge
Thursday, July 29, 3 p.m.
Listen to a stinky story and make
a boat out of recycled materials
then set it to sail.
i’m in first
SMITHTOWN (entering grade 1)
Fridays, July 23, 30, august 6, 13
10 a.m
Kindergarten graduates are invited
to come for stories, crafts and
other activities. Without adult.
Kindergarten Kids
NESCONSET (entering Kindergarten)
Thursday, august 12, 3 p.m.
Get ready for school with special
stories all about kindergarten and
make a craft you will use in
school.
Mother Goose Rhymetime
SMITHTOWN (birth-34 months)
Friday, July 24, 10 a.m.
Call for additional dates and
times.
A children’s librarian leads you
and your child in reciting, singing
and reading Mother Goose
rhymes, which are the cornerstones of literature and cultural
heritage.
Ocean in a Bottle
SMITHTOWN (grades 3 & up)
Tuesday, July 2, 10 a.m.
Bring the spirit of the sea indoors.
Hear some stories about the
beach and bring a little ocean
home with you.
One is fun
NESCONSET
(12-23 months w/adult)
Fridays, July 30, august 6, 10 a.m.
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H O M E
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G A R D E N
DESIGN IDEAS:
The Next “40”
by natalie
Weinstein,
allied aSId
In the
Smithsonian
magazine’s
49th Anniversary Issue, which just arrived,
was highlighted “The 40 Things
You Need To Know About the
Next 40 Years.” I thought they
were so interesting that I’ve taken
the liberty of reproducing the list
hoping it will encourage you to
read the articles in Smithsonian
which prompted them.
The 40 Things
You Need to Know
1. SOPHISTICATED BUILDINGS
WILL BE MADE OF MUD.
2. CORAL REEFS WILL BE DEVASTATED.
3. THE CATCH OF THE DAY? JELLYFISH.
4. NEW CARS WILL BE GIVEN
AWAY, FREE.
5. INDUSTRY WILL GENERATE
ENERGY IN SPACE.
6. OYSTERS WILL SAVE WOLVES
FROM CLIMATE CHANGE.
7. 2,000 MAMMAL SPECIES WILL
BE DISCOVERED.
8. IT’S CURTAINS FOR THE
WORLD’S RAREST DOLPHIN.
9. FARMERS WILL PLANT
SPINACH IN TALL BUILDINGS.
10. THE NATION WILL MEET THE
TEST OF THE CENTURY
AHEAD.
11. THE HEARTLAND WILL RISE
AGAIN.
12. THE TOP U.S. SOCIAL PROBLEM? UPWARD MOBILITY.
13. BY 2050, ONE OUT OF THREE
U.S. KIDS WILL BE LATINO.
14. WORLD WAR III WILL BEGIN
IN SPACE.
15. MOST AMERICANS FEAR FOR
THE PLANET’S HEALTH.
16. UNLESS WE CONSERVE, MORE
PEOPLE WILL GO HUNGRY.
17. AN ANCIENT GRAIN, FUNIO,
WILL FIGHT STARVATION.
18. AFGHANISTAN RISKS TURMOIL FOR 40 YEARS.
19. GLOWING SQUID WILL LEAD
TO NEW ANTIBIOTICS.
20. HEALTH WORKERS WILL
ERADICATE MALARIA.
21. SCIENCE COULD ENABLE A
PERSON TO REGROW A LIMB.
22. ASTRONOMERS WILL DISCOVER LIFE BEYOND
EARTH.
23. HOW WILL WE AVERT THE DINOSAURS’ FATE? TELESCOPES.
24. BRAIN SCANS WILL ILLUMINATE THE INFANT
MIND.
25. ARTISTS WILL RUN THE
WORLD.
26. NOVELISTS WILL NEED A NEW
PLOT DEVICE.
27. EVERYONE WILL MAKE HIS
OWN MUSIC.
28. SECRETS WILL REVEAL IF
YOUNG JFK WAS “VACUOUS.”
29. JAMES CAMERON WILL STILL
BE MAKING MOVIES AT 96.
30. STAND-UP COMEDY WILL NO
LONGER KILL.
31. NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTHS
WILL REVIVE THEIR CULTURE.
32. U.S.- MUSLIM RELATIONS WILL
IMPROVE.
33. EVOLUTION WILL CONTINUE
TO REVERSE, HUMORIST SAYS.
34. A MEDICAL LAB WILL FIT ON A
POSTAGE STAMP.
35. VIRUSES WILL HELP BUILD
MACHINES.
36. GOODBY, STEREO; HELLO, HYPER-REAL
ACOUSTICS.
37. ELECTRICITY WILL BE HARVESTED FROM YOUR SKIN.
38. CRUCIAL ENERGY WILL BE
GENERATED WITH MIRRORS.
39. YOUR REFRIGERATOR WILL
TALK TO YOU.
40. READING WILL BECOME AN
ATHLETIC ACTIVITY.
As you can see, only one or
two are in the realm of architecture or design, my playing field,
yet they’re all about change, for
good or bad – the cause and effect element that is so important
in home, as well as in life.
Yet, what’s the point of anticipating 2050? How accurate can
anyone be? And, some of us
won’t be around to check, anyway. Since scientists say that
only humans can imagine the future, learning about what humanity will be up to provokes
many additional thoughts and
questions. What will the world of
interior design be like 40 years
from now? Will “modern” be the
“modern” as we know it, or
something remarkably different?
What about transitional or traditional styles? What will be the
“new” antiques? Will form or
function be redefined? How will
interior space look, then? Will
dirt and mud actually replace
today’s building materials, taking
us all the way back to the beginning of architecture design?
Life is so full of interesting parallels. This past weekend my son
David flew in to Long Island to
celebrate his father’s birthday. He
had a chance to see his mom as
well, relaxed and happy and
then stressed because of all her
writing deadlines (including this
one). Alluding to the “Next 40”
article and being the “tech” person he is, he suggested a bold
headline as a starter (for my design column) “What if…”, where
I could talk about how modern
technology has influenced design and how it might do so in
the future. We batted around the
idea over morning coffee. Shortly
after, he accompanied me as I
stopped by Wicks Nursery on
25A to take a photo of the “Big
Witch” (whose name I just discovered was Winnie) – for my
overdue House Magazine article.
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H O M E
&
G A R D E N
The Next “40”
Chatting with David Wicks, Jr.
(Senior started out here in 1947,
when there was more farmland
and a lot less people), my son
David remarked that he must
have seen a lot of changes since
he was a kid. This led to a lively
discussion of traffic, street lights
and curbs, farmland and buildings, and my recollection of a
decade ago fourth of July when
our town had a celebration complete with a little red trolley, fireworks at Gyrodyne and a
gathering of the oldest citizens of
St. James in Burke Park. They,
like David Wicks Sr., watched
the post office relocate four
times, saw family type gathering
places come and go, and suburbia develop. Many of them, like
him, regretted the loss of the
small town camaraderie and the
invasion of buildings which took
away so much farmland.
When Bernie and I came out
here with our young sons, ages 6
and 9, in 1976, I thought we had
moved to the end of the world! It
didn’t take long for me to appreciate the natural beauty and
grow to love the peacefulness
and “flavor” of St. James. Often
times, today, riding in the everpresent traffic, I too, long for the
past. Yet, I know we’re still living
in a pretty special place –
friendly, warm and caring – still
embodying small town values.
So what do you think St. James
will be like in 2050? Since I
might not be around to actually
see it, I’d love to hear your
thoughts ([email protected]). And what about my
son’s suggestion to examine the
“What if?” question, applying it
to our homes and our future?
How will that affect the next 40
years in our lives and those who
come after us? What do you think
?
editor’s note:
natalie Weinstein, allied aSId,
is president of natalie Weinstein design
associates and the natalie Weinstein
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H O M E
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G A R D E N
NATURALLY SPEAKING:
Enjoy the Steamy Days of Summer
by June a. Liardi
August is a hot and steamy
month. Keep watering, weeding,
deadheading and harvesting.
Container plants may need water
twice a day now. Keep an eye on
them. Pull weeds after a rain and
when they are small. It helps to
pull them before they spread their
seeds too. Weeds compete with
your wanted plants for water and
nutrients. Whenever you are outside admiring your garden, deadhead any spent flowers. By doing
this you will prevent the plant
from putting its energy into seed
production, instead of flower production. The same goes for harvesting, the more you pick, the
more the plant will produce. The
children will like this chore, I’m
sure.
Sow another row or three of
peas, they will be ready to eat in
September. Lettuce, kale and
spinach can be sown now too.
Pull out tired bush beans and
plant some more. Also put in
some more nasturtium seeds in a
container that you’ll be able to
bring in before the frost. It will
soon be time to pot up some of
your favorite herbs to grow inside
for the winter. You can start to
order your spring-flowering bulbs
and garlic bulbs for planting in the
fall.
At this time of year, your herbs
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trimmed and used. One tasty way
is to make some herbal sugar
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sauce or flavor a cold beverage
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Sweeten icing or use as a glaze to
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H O M E
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G A R D E N
Naturally Speaking
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medium heat. Bring to a boil and
stir until sugar is completely dissolved, about 1 minute. Turn off
heat, cover and set aside for 20
minutes. Strain into glass bottle or
jar. Seal and refrigerate up to six
months. Get a fancy bottle to
make this a lovely hostess or
neighbor gift.
If you do not have a vegetable
garden, take advantage of all the
farm stands and farmer’s markets
in the area. Consider, though,
growing your own fruits and vegetables next year. It is a great family activity. Kids love to see where
fruits and vegetables come from
and how they grow.
There are lots of fresh tomatoes
available now, here is an easy
tomato salsa to make. 2 cups
per to taste, 1/4 chopped green
onion. Place all but the green
onion in a mixing bowl. Let sit 30
minutes. Garnish with green
onion. Yield: 2 cups.
You can also add some casual
beauty to your table with a bouquet of wild grasses. There are so
many different types around,
along the roadside or on a
meadow path. They are all nice
and tall and forming their seed
heads. The children would probably enjoy gathering these grasses.
Please be aware of poison ivy,
ticks and bees though.
Enjoy these warm sultry, waning days of summer. They are over
all too soon.
chopped red or yellow (or both)
tomatoes, 1/4 cup chopped white
onion, 1 clove garlic - chopped
fine, 1 tbs. chopped fresh parsley,
2 tbs. lemon juice, salt and pep-
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sizes and fees, as well as addresses, phone and fax numbers
for each Post Office listed with
available PO Boxes.
PO Boxes are as secure as mailboxes but provide more flexibility
for mail pickup. The convenience
of earlier mail delivery is helpful
to small business owners. Boxes
provide home-based businesses
with the ability to separate business and personal mail.
Post Office Box service is a safe,
convenient way to receive mail.
Boxes allow customers to choose
a location that’s close to either
home or work. You hold the key to
convenience with a PO Box.
Five box sizes are available.
Fees are based on a six-month
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“Locate a Post Office Box” on the
right-hand side of the page. Boxes
can be found by inserting either a
zIP Code or street address. One
more click will list PO Box lobby
hours.
Post Office Boxes are available
at the St. James Post Office. You
can also stop by to get further information and get a PO box of
your own. New Stamp Issues for 2010
submitted by the
St. James Post office
Scouting, the American Treasures series and the 2010 Nature of
America series are among the subjects headlining the U.S. Postal
Service’s 2010 stamp program.
Scouting
The U.S. Postal Service celebrates the adventure and spirit of
scouting with a stamp that will go
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Jamboree at Fort A.P. Hill, VA.
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Protecting Assets During
Challenging Business Times
submitted by Lawrence glazer, CLu, ChFC, LuTCF
Small businesses are the engine of the economy,
and when the economy sputters they often feel it
first. In the current climate of uncertainty, many
small businesses have cut expenses to the bone and
tried to make their operations as lean and efficient
as possible.
But even if a small business owner can’t control
the marketplace, he or she can take steps to protect
their key assets: the people the business relies upon.
Details Matter To Customers
A recession tests customer loyalty, as people cut
back on spending and carefully weigh their options
for even necessary purchases. For businesses that are
strapped themselves, it may be easy to let attention
to the details of customer service slip. But this is the
time that details matter most, whether it’s taking the
trouble to send a holiday note to your mailing list or
offering special deals to prize patrons. The key to
their loyalty is to let them know they matter to you.
Appreciate Your Employees
Of course, you want your employees to know
they’re important, too. You need their knowledge
and experience to navigate the uncertain times. The
recession might mean sacrifices for everyone, but it
is also a time to make sure valued workers know
how much they are appreciated. Even small gestures, like movie tickets or a night at a local restaurant, can keep morale steady.
Supplement Benefits, Not Costs
You may want to consider “beefing up” your employee benefits package. A “Voluntary Payroll Deduction” (VPD) program is one of the most popular
ways employees can purchase additional, personally-owned buy life insurance. A VPD program can
usually be set up using your existing procedures for
payroll deduction. A life insurance agent would then
meet individually with each employee to explain the
benefits of life insurance and the ease with which it
can be purchased. All products purchased through
VPD are employee-owned and paid for, with no direct out-of-pocket cost to you except the cost of administration. The VPD offerings can be a smart way
to supplement your overall benefits package, without draining your budget.
Note: Employee participation in a payroll deduction insurance
program is completely voluntary. Since this program is not intended to be subject to the Employee Retirement Income Security
Act of 1974 (ERISA), employers cannot contribute to, or endorse,
this program.
Protect Yourself
As the owner of a business, you are the most important piece of the puzzle. And especially during continued on page 86
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F I N A N C I A L
S A V V Y
MONEY MATTERS:
Navigating Your Way Through the Investment World
by Scott Posner, CFP, a.a.M.S.
You may not realize it, but July
24 is Amelia Earhart Day. July 24
was chosen because it’s the birthday of perhaps the most famous
female aviator in history. Earhart’s
story ended tragically when she
became lost in the Pacific Ocean
in 1937 on her voyage around the
world, but she is still celebrated
for her bravery and pioneer spirit.
As an investor, you can learn a
lot from Earhart’s career. Here are
a few lessons to consider:
Plan ahead
After a lengthy analysis of
Earhart’s final flight, decades after
it occurred, a noted aviation expert came to one succinct conclusion: “poor planning, worse
execution.” Yet on her successful
flights, Earhart was known to have
produced, and followed, detailed
flight plans. As an investor, you,
too, must plan your journey toward your financial goals. First,
you need to identify your destination, such as a comfortable retirement. Next, you must create a
“map” to reach your goal, in the
form of a detailed financial strategy based on an investment portfolio tailored to your risk
tolerance and time horizon. And
along the way, you must chart
your progress via regular reviews
of your investments’ performance.
use the right “tools”
Some sources have noted that,
on the fateful flight, Earhart did
not appear to fully understand
how to use her plane’s directionfinding loop antenna, which at the
time was a new technology. If you
don’t fully understand the
“tools” – that is, the investments –
you need to help achieve your
goals, you may run into difficulties. Always know exactly what
you’re investing in and why
you’ve chosen those specific investments. Without this information, you could end up with
investments that are either too
risky for your comfort or too conservative for your goals.
Follow your vision
On the day they disappeared,
Earhart and her navigator, Fred
Noonan, were scheduled to land
on Howland Island. Unfortunately, it was a cloudy day; some
researchers speculate that the
clouds’ dark shadows on the
ocean surface may have camouflaged Howland and confused the
aviators. As an investor, you need
a clear view of what you want to
accomplish in the long term – and
you need to avoid having your vision “clouded over” by short-term
events such as price drops and recessions. JANET L. O’HANLON
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Put sufficient “power”
in your portfolio
Many aviation scholars and researchers believe Earhart’s plane
simply ran out of gas before she
could land on Howland Island.
Does you portfolio have sufficient
“fuel” to help you go the distance?
Specifically, do you have the right
mix of growth- and income-oriented vehicles to power you toward college for your kids, a
comfortable retirement and your
other goals? If you’re not sure, you
may want to work with a professional financial advisor to get the
assistance you need.
You probably will never try to
circumnavigate the globe in a
small plane. But if you can emulate the best features of Amelia
Earhart – such as her courage, perseverance and faith in the future –
while taking steps to help focus
on what you can control, your investment journey may be rewarding. editor’s note:
Money Matters is a monthly feature written by Scott Posner, CFP, a.a.M.S.,
an investment representative with Edward
Jones Investments. This 130-year-old firm
has over 10,000 offices around the world
with one here in town at 542 north
Country road in the old St. James School
House. Mr. Posner has serviced both
personal and institutional investors for
over 24 years. For more information, a
schedule of free investment classes or to
request topics for future columns, call
862-2020.
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12 years
in St. James
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L E G A L - E A S E
Trusts for Pets
by John L. Belford, Jr., Esq.
In 1996 the New York State Legislature enacted a law authorizing
trusts for pets whose owners are
deceased. The trust may be established during the lifetime of the
owner of the pet or by the pet
owner’s last will and testament.
It would appear that it would be
more advantageous for the pet
owner to create a trust for the pet
before the owner’s death rather
than put the trust in a last will and
testament. The named trustee of
the trust can immediately take
ownership of the pet after the pet
owner’s death and immediately
access trust funds to be used for
the pet’s care. But if the trust for the pet is in
the pet owner’s last will and testament, the person named to care
for the pet, and to access funds
from the estate for the benefit of
the pet, cannot officially take possession of the pet until the will is
approved by the Surrogate’s
Court. The time for such approval
would be at least six (6) weeks
and perhaps six (6) months or
more. During that time period other
relatives or friends of the decedent
may attempt to care for the pet or
attempt to take the pet to a governmental facility for pets without
owners, in which case the pet
may be destroyed before the will
is admitted to probate.
The trust may provide a stipend
for the caretaker during the pet’s
life and upon the pet’s death.
Upon the death of the pet, the
funds remaining in the trust are
distributed to the persons named
in the trust. If the trust does not
name beneficiaries upon the
death of the pet the assets in the
Residential
•
trust pass to the estate of the deceased pet owner. If the named
trustee and other trustees are not
willing or able to act as trustee, a
Court will appoint a person to act
as trustee of the trust.
editor’s note:
John L. Belford, Jr., Esq., has been practicing law for 41 years, with 34 of them
here in St. James at 217 Lake avenue at
the corner of Woodlawn and Lake avenues. a graduate of Columbia Law
School, John specializes in real estate,
wills & estate planning and elder law.
For additional information, call him at
862-8600.
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JOHN L. BELFORD, JR.
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(Corner of Woodlawn and Lake)
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EDUCATION
• Chaminade High School
• Holy Cross College
• Columbia Law School
EXPERIENCE
• Lieutenant (JG) U.S. Navy
(1963-1965)
• Suffolk County Bar Association since
1974
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I N
T H E
S C H O O L S
SACCE Honorees
Mary Jo is congratulated by her husband Louis Re; both are longtime
Smithtown residents and supporters
of Adult Education.
in addition, three students from Smithtown Central School District’s
Adult Basic Education program received SACCE honors for their achievements in obtaining high school equivalency diplomas, citizenship and
basic skills, and language competencies. Pictured are: Ernani Kaam, Mary
Jo Re, Pedro gonzales, and Joyce Hopkins.
Mary Jo Re, 2010 Outstanding Adult ESL Educator,
received accolades for her contributions to Lifelong
Learning from the Suffolk Association for Continuing
Community Education (SACCE) at the Annual Awards
Dinner held June 7, 2010 at the Watermill.
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I N
T H E
S C H O O L S
H.S. BAKE SALE BENEFITS ANIMAL SHELTER...
Kudos to Smithtown High
School East students
for holding a bake sale
at the High School
with the proceeds going to
the animals at the
Smithtown Animal Shelter
& Adoption Center.
The success of the bake sale
was made possible by not
only the hard work of the
group, but also by the
student body, that
supported the bake sale
through their cookie and
brownie purchases.
Smithtown Councilman
Kevin J. Malloy is shown
here receiving the proceeds
from the students pictured:
Nikki zach, Nick Palagonia
and Lauren Dako.
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S P O R T S
The Panthers are pictured here, back row: Asst. Coach Bill Kirschbaum, Joe Distasi, Chris Peverelle, Andrew
Mundy, Head Coach Bill Edsell, Steven grudman, goalie zach Thiele, Austin Thiele, Asst. Coach John Peverelle;
front row: Joey Spiezio, Andrew Edsell, Christian Kirschbaum, goalie Robert Retnauer, Robert Villano, Anthony
Rojas, Mike O’Leary.
Panthers Championship “Hat Trick”
Congratulations to the Boys U13 V.O.B. Panthers (Village of the
Branch Soccer Club - Smithtown)
on winning three 1st Place Championships in a “Hat Trick”
achievement in the LIJSL’s
2009/2010 soccer season.
The Panthers started the spring
season off with being chosen the
winning recipients of two LIJSL
Sportsmanship Awards for the fall
season. Despite hardships and injuries from school ball and league
games, these boys were able to fill
in the voids and continued to successfully deliver a winning spring
season. They became 1st Place
Champions with 25 out of 27
points for the year.
Then came the sought-after
Waldbaum’s Cup, sponsored by
the supermarket chain, which is
played progressively throughout
the whole season along with the
league games. Panthers were set
to play against the Garden City
Warriors at the Stony Brook fields.
With great defensive plays, the
Panthers’ offense was able to
charge forward with a winning 31 score.
Along with their “Memorial
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for this young age group. It couldn’t get any better – winning so
many awards in one year, and
having fun doing it.
Congratulations to the coaching
staff and the Panthers team on
their great success.
Panthers
Awards
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Dr. Gregory R. Thomaier
CHIRoPRACToR
338 LAKE AVENUE (Across from the Post office)
EMERGENCy
APPoINTMENTS TAKEN
584-8100
SERVING THE
ST. JAMES CoMMUNITy
HEALTH VIEWS:
By Gregory R. Thomaier, D.C., C.C.S.P.
This article is part of an ongoing series presented in order to bring you the
very best and latest information about exercise, health and diet.
Importance of Maintaining Mobility
Maintaining mobility is critical in
order to live free from pain and disability. Maintaining good mobility is not difficult, but it does not happen on its
own.
Imagine waking up one morning with
a frozen shoulder where you couldn’t
move your upper arm more than a few
inches in any direction. How much
would that impact your ability to do
your job? How much would that affect
your ability to drive your car or even to
dress yourself? How much would that
affect your ability to concentrate on
anything other than your shoulder? obviously, if your shoulder did not move
correctly, it would have a dramatic impact on your life. Well, the same is true
with movement in every part of your
body. If things aren’t moving the way
they are supposed to move, it will have
a negative impact on your ability to
function at work, take care of the demands of everyday life, and even your
ability to concentrate.
Many patients with severe low back
pain report that their pain came on
suddenly when they did something as
simple as bend down to pet their cat,
put on their socks, or pick up the newspaper. Just about everyone would
agree that a person’s body should be
able to handle such simple movements. So what has happened?
In every one of these cases, the
joints of the patient’s body were “all
locked up” — they were barely moving
at all. When the joints in one area of
the body do not move the way they
should, other areas of the body are
forced to move more in order to compensate. This creates a significant
stress on those areas that have to pick
up the slack, and it soon leads to pain
and inflammation. At the same time,
the areas that don’t have normal movement will slowly worsen as the muscles
continue to tighten, the joints stick together, and the ligaments and tendons
shorten. This leaves the body in a very
unstable condition; if left unchecked,
this process will continue until the body
can hardly move at all. That is how a
person comes to suffer flare-ups of
pain at the slightest provocation.
Most of us have seen people who
have lost most of their normal mobility:
they look like bodies that have been
starched stiff whenever they try to
move around. This is especially prevalent among the elderly. Contrary to
popular belief, however, this is not an
inevitable effect of aging; rather it is the
inevitable effect of not maintaining the
body’s mobility through exercise,
healthy alignment, and body mechanics. There are people in their 60s, 70s,
or even older, who are stronger and
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more flexible than the average person
in their 30s, simply because they keep
themselves exercising.
Maintaining mobility is critical in
order to live free from pain and disability. Maintaining good mobility is not difficult, but it does not happen on its
own. Just as in developing a good posture, it is necessary that you perform
specific exercises and stretches to
keep your muscles, ligaments, and tendons flexible and healthy. In addition, it
is necessary that all of the joints in
your body are kept moving correctly as
well. Although stretching can help
achieve a great deal of flexibility, most
people also find routine chiropractic
adjustments to be very beneficial in
restoring normal joint function.
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• Back/Leg Pain (Sciatica, Disc Problems)
• Neck/Arm Pain (Numbness, Tingling)
• Whiplash injuries
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• Scoliosis
• Headaches
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P E T
S A F E T Y
T I P S
Summer Pet Care Tips
brought to you by
Little Shelter animal rescue
The warm weather has arrived.
People are enjoying swimming in
their pools, sunbathing at the
beach and all the other activities
that summer has to offer. Unfortunately, the hot weather can be a
difficult time for our furry companions, so we need to take some
simple precautions to ensure they
stay healthy and happy during the
summer months:
• Always ensure that your pet has
plenty of fresh, clean water
available.
• Exercise your pet in the coolest
part of the day – usually early
morning or evening.
• If your pet has a lot of fur, make
them more comfortable by having them shaved down for the
summer.
• Never leave your pet outside
during the hottest part of the
day. Bring them inside to cool
off in the air conditioning.
• Never leave your pet alone in
the car. The heat inside a parked
car can become like an oven
causing overheating, and often
fatalities. This can happen in a
matter of minutes!!!!
• Flea, tick and heartworm infestation is rampant during the
summer months. Protect your
pet by ensuring they are on appropriate preventatives.
• Protect your pet from sunburn.
If your dog has a light nose or
fur, apply sunscreen to the unprotected areas of their skin.
These are just some of the many
things you can do to protect your
pet during the hot weather. If your
pet shows any signs of distress in
the heat, please consult your veterinarian immediately.
ingrid beats the heat by cooling
off in the pool.
Little Shelter Animal and Resue
Center, located at 33 Warner
Road in Huntington, NY, wishes
you and your furry family, a safe,
happy and enjoyable summer! For
additional info call 368-8770
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K E E P
I T
S A F E
Is That Phone Call Worth the Risk?
by Jim Winter
Distracted driving is extremely
dangerous and can cause personal injury and property damage. Drivers who use hand-held
devices are four times as likely to
get into crashes serious enough to
injure themselves.1 Even with a
hands-free device, multi-tasking
while driving could have serious
consequences. You’ve seen it before; a vehicle
near you is weaving in the traffic
lane or traveling well below the
speed limit. Chances are that
driver is not focused on the road!
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation2, there are
three main types of distractions: the phone while driving, answer
this question: Is this call important
enough to risk hurting someone,
or can it wait?
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety,
2005
2
distraction.gov
1
• Visual – taking your eyes off
the road
• Manual – taking your hands off
the wheel
• Cognitive – taking your mind
off what you are doing
Distracted driving isn’t just
about phone calls or text messages. Many activities that take
your attention away from traffic
can lead to accidents. Examples
of distracted driving include:
• Adjusting a navigation system • Eating
• Grooming
• Reading • Retrieving a dropped item
• Talking on the phone • Texting
• Watching a video Nearly half the U.S. states have
restrictions against activities that
cause distractions. Some states
ban phone use in construction
zones and school zones. Others
place restrictions on novice drivers and operators of commercial
vehicles, such as large trucks and
school buses. Take the time to research the laws in your state and
visit www.distraction.gov. So, the next time you reach for OUR TOWN • JULY 2010
editor’s note: Jim Winter is a State Farm
Insurance agent, located at 320 Lake avenue in St. James. He has over 30 years
experience with State Farm, the last 18 as
an agent serving the insurance needs of
St. James. Jim’s office offers auto, home,
life, disability and business insurance as
well as financial products. He can be
reached at 584-5929.
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H E A L T H
N O T E S
Are You Ready For the Summer Heat?
submitted by the
Federal Emergency Management
administration (FEMa)
As the days get longer and
warmer, State and Federal emergency management officials warn
that extreme heat can be very dangerous and in some instances even
fatal, so it is important to be ready.
When the air temperature or humidity rises above optimal range
for comfort, evaporation is slowed
and the body must work harder to
maintain a normal temperature. Exposure to extreme heat can cause
physical problems and may cause
heat disorders or illnesses. Older
adults, young children and those
who are sick or overweight are
most vulnerable to extreme heat.
Conditions that can induce heatrelated illnesses include stagnant
atmospheric conditions and poor
air quality.
During extremely hot weather,
you should take the following precautions:
• Stay indoors as much as you can,
on lower floors if possible.
• Limit exposure to the sun and
use sun block with a high sun
protector factor rating (at least 15
spf if you must be outdoors.
• If your home does not have air
conditioning, spend the hottest
part of the day in public buildings such as libraries, schools,
movie theaters, shopping malls,
and other community facilities.
• Use fans. Circulating air can cool
the body by increasing the perspiration rate of evaporation.
• If you have window air conditioning, eliminate any holes or
gaps around the installation.
• Check air-conditioning ducts for
proper insulation.
• Eat well-balanced, light, and regular meals. Avoid using salt
tablets unless directed to do so
by a physician.
• Drink plenty of water. Persons
who have epilepsy or heart, kidney, or liver disease; are on fluidrestricted diets; or have a
problem with fluid retention
should consult a doctor before
increasing liquid intake.
• Limit intake of alcoholic beverages.
• Dress in loose-fitting, lightweight, and light-colored clothes
that cover as much skin as possible.
• Protect your face and head by
wearing a wide-brimmed hat.
• Check on family, friends, and
neighbors who do not have air
conditioning and who spend
much of their time alone.
• Never leave children or pets
alone in closed vehicles.
• Avoid strenuous work during the
warmest part of the day, 11 a.m.
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H E A L T H
continued
• to 4 p.m. Have a buddy system
when working in extreme heat,
and take frequent breaks.
• Exercise should be done in the
early morning hours between 47 a.m.
• Make sure there is enough food
and water for pets.
Heat-induced illnesses
Exposure to extreme heat can
cause serious illness. Heat Cramps are painful spasms,
usually in leg and abdominal muscles, and may be accompanied by
heavy sweating. Heat Exhaustion is more serious.
Symptoms include heavy sweating,
but skin may be cool, pale, or
flushed. Fainting or dizziness,
weak pulse, nausea, vomiting, exhaustion, and headaches may
occur.
If you experience any of these
symptoms, sit or lie down in a cool
N O T E S
place, loosen your clothing, and
sip half a glass of water every 15
minutes. Discontinue drinking
water if you become nauseous, and
seek immediate medical attention
if vomiting occurs.
Heat Stroke is a severe medical
emergency and can be life-threatening. Symptoms include a high
body temperature, as much as 105
degrees; hot, red, dry skin; rapid,
weak pulse; rapid shallow breathing; and possible loss of consciousness. If you suspect you have heat
stroke, seek immediate medical assistance or call 911.
Sunburn is a common summer
problem. In severe cases it can
cause swelling, blisters, fever, and
headaches. Take a shower using
soap to remove oils that may block
pores, preventing the body from
cooling naturally. Apply dry, sterile
dressings to any blisters and, if they
persist, see a doctor.
Energy Conservation
• Power outages are more likely to
occur during warm weather,
when utility usage is at its peak.
To avoid putting a strain on the
power grid, conserve energy to
help prevent power disruptions
• Set your air conditioner thermostat no lower than 78 degrees.
• Only use the air conditioner
when you are home.
• Turn non-essential appliances
off. Only use appliances that
have heavy electrical loads early
in the morning or very late at
night.
For more information visit:
www.fema.gov.
editor’s note:
FEMa’s mission is to support our citizens
and first responders to ensure that as a
nation we work together to build, sustain,
and improve our capability to prepare
for, protect against, respond to, recover
from, and mitigate all hazards.
St. James Medical Services, PC
PRIMARY CARE MEDICINE
Emrick R. Milligan, M.D.
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Medical Director & Consultant to: Suffolk County Community College
The Stony Brook School/The Knox School • Smithtown Central School District
Active Attending Physician at: St. Catherine of Siena Hospital
Barbara Stumacher, MD
Dr. Stumacher is Board Certified in Internal Medicine
and has practiced in the Saint James area for over 10 years.
487 Lake Avenue, Saint James, New York 11780 • 631-584-6014
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H E A L T H
N O T E S
How to Prevent Summer Sports Injuries
by dr. Linda M. Bocchichio
Most sports injuries occur
when physical stresses are
placed upon unconditioned
bodies. The majority of Americans are inactive and sedentary, despite the current
interest in fitness. Only one of
three adults in the U.S. exercises regularly. Inactivity
leads to unconditioned muscles, joints and tendons.
The number one way to
prevent summertime sports
injuries is proper body conditioning. Proper body conditioning consists of the
following: Cardiovascular Strength
This is the ability of the
heart and blood to carry oxygen to cells of the body. This
is increased by aerobic exer-
cise such as walking, swimming, dancing, cycling, etc.
Muscular Tone & Flexibility
This is achieved through
daily stretching and yoga.
Stretching improves agility
and reduces the chance of injury.
Muscular Strength
& Endurance
This can be achieved by
using weights and with isometric exercise.
Many summertime sports
injuries involve the neck,
back and other joints. See
your doctor of chiropractic to assure that your spine is in
proper alignment before beginning any strenuous exercise program.
Dr. Linda M. Bocchichio
CHIROPRACTOR
105 Lake Ave, Nesconset, NY 11767
979-9854
editor’s note:
dr. Linda M. Bocchichio is a chiropractor practicing
at 105 Lake avenue So. in nesconset. She is the
founder of the St. James Walking club and is a former
president of the St. James Chamber of Commerce.
For further information, call 979-9854.
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F I N I S H
L I N E
times.
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crafts.
FeelGoods Cafe
in the New York metropolitan
area.
FeelGoods Healthy Family Café
promises that every ingredient in
their dishes is 100% natural and
free of artificial preservatives, additives, chemicals, dyes…. and
anything fake. Founder Nicole
Lawrence, with the help of her
business partner and creative director Kathy Gerdes, have brought
the local community the message
that eating healthy doesn’t mean
you have to sacrifice taste. For
more information on the FeelGoods Café, visit www.feelgoodscafe.com.
Wii Just Dance
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Wednesday, august 4, 3 p.m.
Shake your groove thing and play
Just dance on the Wii gaming
console.
Stamp Issures
of the 19th century. The painting
is part of the Hayden Collection at
the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
This stamp will go on sale August
12.
Hawaiian Rain Forest
The 2010 Nature of America issuance features the Hawaiian
Rain Forest, the 12th stamp pane
in an educational series focusing
on the beauty and complexity of
major plant and animal commu-
Library Programs
Toddler Time
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Mondays, July 26,
august 2, 11 a.m.
nities in the United States. The
stamp will go on sale in August.
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sense of security is a comprehensive life insurance policy. It can be
tailored to fit your needs and ensure that those who rely on you
every day would be provided for. So when you think about protecting your assets in this economy, consider your human assets
first.
editor’s note:
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a St. James resident, is a new york Life
Insurance Company agent and can
provide additional information on
insurance and other financial products
that can be used to help you prepare for
the future. For more information please
call him at 391-3490.
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C E L E B R A T I O N S
St. James Native Joins
Ogden Publications
Mike Cronin, originally of St.
James, New York, recently joined
Ogden Publications as an account
executive for Mother Earth news,
grit and Farm Collector magazines.
In this role, Cronin works with
prospective and current clients to
create multimedia campaigns to
meet their business objectives.
Before joining Ogden Publications, Cronin worked for BowTie
Inc. as an advertising sales manager
for Hobby Farms, Hobby Farm
Home, Chickens magazine, urban
Farm and Popular Farming.
Cronin graduated from St. Anthony’s High School in 1981. He
then attended New York Institute of
Technology where he received a
bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts.
He is the son of Maryellen and
James Cronin, who still reside in St.
James.
Ogden Publications Inc. is the
leading information resource serving the sustainable living, rural
lifestyle, farm memorabilia and
classic motorcycle communities.
Mike Cronin
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Congratulations Suarez Graduates
Jennifer Suarez
Beaming with pride are from left, Amy Sanchez-Suarez, sister-in-law,
Andrew Suarez, brother, Juan Suarez, dad, Myrna Suarez, mom and
Jennifer Suarez, sister.
Margie Suarez, daughter of
Juan and Myrna Suarez, of St.
James, recently received her
B.A. in Communications with
honors from Dowling College in
Oakdale at the graduation ceremony held at its Brookhaven
campus.
Margie plans to take some
time off but will pursue her Masters at Hofstra College in 2011.
Congratulations and best
wishes to Margie from your family and friends.
Juan and Myrna Suarez, of St.
James, are proud of their daughter,
Jennifer Suarez, who graduated from
Smithtown High School East in June.
Jennifer will be attending Suffolk
Community College in the fall and
eventually plans on attending either
SUNY Farmingdale or Stony Brook to
pursue a degree in the medical field. Congratulations and best wishes
for the future to Jennifer from your
family and friends in St. James. Something Great Is Now Even Better!
VILLAGE PRESBYTERIAN PRE-SCHOOL
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presents its 2010 Vacation Bible
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children 4 years old through entering 6th grade.
For more information on registration contact: Grace Church of
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Quinn / Strong Engaged
Tiffany quinn and Ryan Strong
Bernard and Eileen Quinn, of
Head of the Harbor, are pleased to
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Tiffany Eileen Quinn to
Ryan Christopher Strong, son of Jeffery and Re Strong of Mattituck, NY.
Tiffany is a 2002 graduate of
Smithtown High School and a 2006
graduate of Dowling College. She is
currently employed as manager of
her family business, St. James SelfStorage.
Ryan is a 2003 graduate of Mattituck High School and a 2007 graduate of Roger Williams University.
He is currently employed as operations manager of Strong’s Marine.
An August 2010 wedding is
planned at Flowerfield. The couple
plans to honeymoon in the South
Pacific.
Congratulations and best wishes
from your family and friends.
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Timothy Manning, of St. James,
N.Y., graduated from the Thomas
M. Cooley Law School in Lansing,
Michigan on May 22, 2010. He
was a First-Year Criminal Procedure moot court competition winner, a Top 10 Advocate in 2007, a
member of the Moot Court
Board’s Competition’s Committee
for two years, and an intra-school
moot court finalist in 2009.
Cooley Law School is the
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Founded in 1972, it operates J.D.
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St. James Chamber of Commerce Invites You To
Summer Family Movie Night
Thursday, August 5 • 8:00 p.m.
RAIN DATE AUGUST 12
On the lawn at Deepwells County Park
(Moriches & Rte. 25A)
Free
Come early
with your blankets
& food for a
picnic dinner
on the lawn...
Then
enjoy the
movie
at dusk:
Free
PLEASE – NO Pets – NO Alcoholic Beverages
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C H A M B E R
O F
C O M M E R C E
2010 Members of the St. James Chamber of Commerce
PLEASE SuPPORT THESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBER BuSiNESSES
A & D Gold Silver
Accumanage, LLC
All Island-Wide Appraisal Svcs.
All Shores Mortgage
American Real Estate Associates
Artpix Studio
Bagel Paradise Cafe
Balance - Body, Mind & Soul
Bank of Smithtown
Barattini Productions
John L. Belford, Jr. - Attorney
Bella Vita City Grill
Best Pool Service
Joseph A. Bollhofer - Attorney
Borriello Team of American Real
Estate Assoc.
Branch Funeral Home
Capital one Bank
Carr Business Systems
Chief Chimney Services
Chiropractic Health Care of St.
James / Thomaier
Colonial Self Storage
Climbing the Walls Design
and Interiors
Competition Infiniti
Costco Wholesale
Creative Windows, Ltd.
Daniel Gale Sotheby’s
International Realty
DeBarbieri Associates
DeBlasio Capo - Design Build
Donald E. Goldstein Associates Financial Services
Dowling Brothers Autobody
Dowling Knipfing & Klein Agency
Ecolin Jewelers
Eddie’s Power Equipment
Edible Arrangements of
Stony Brook
Edward Jones / Scott Posner
Emerald Magic Lawn Care /
Christmas Decor
Energy Fitness
Enspire Design Group
Essenfeld & Co., CPA LLP
FeelGoods Cafe
Flowerfield Celebrations
G. Smith Electrical Services
George’s Innovative Inflatables
Janice L.Gillespie, D.D.S. Millie Laub, R.D.H., B.S.
Lawrence Glazer / Ny Life Ins.
Gold’s Gym of Smithtown
Grape Culture Wines & Liquors
Graphics du jour/our Town
Great oak Software
Grokind organics, Inc.
Gyrodyne Company of America
Harbor Collision
Harbor Country Day School
Helping Hands Eldercare
Henrietta Homes & Properties
Hither Brook Nursery & Florist
House Perfect Home Improvements
Interiors by Louise
J.C. Broderick & Associates
Julie’s Home & Garden Accessories
King Kullen Grocery
King o’Rourke Auto Group
The Knox School
Lake Village Delicatessen
Lana Rowe Photography/
The Studio
Law office of Peter G. Lavrenchik
Lesco Construction
The Little Gym of Smithtown
Joseph Loiodice, M.D., FAAFP
Long Island Hearing
Long Island Tax Savers
Maginniss Team of ReMax Beyond
Main Street Meats and Catering
Law office of William McCulloh
Michael Macrina Architect, PC
Mister Softee / David Keller
Morecraft Construction Co.
My Gym Children’s Fitness
Natalie Weinstein Design Assoc.
Rowena & Dave Nedvin /
ReMax Beyond
Neighborhood Home Care
Newsday Media Group
North Shore Antiques
ocean’s Bountry Seafood
Parkville Motors/Getty Gas
Parties by Ziggy
Patio Pizza
Physical Therapy & Beyond
Power Pool Care, Inc.
PRC Industries, Inc.
Quaint & Classy
Reliance Real Estate & Mortgage
ReMax Beyond
R.J.K. Gardens
Marc Jay Rosen, C.P.A.
Roslyn Savings Bank/
New york Community Bank
Saint James Self Storage
Sal’s Auto Body
Scientific Pest Management
Seiskaya Ballet
Raymond A. Semente, DC, PC
Shaolin Self Defense Center
Sisters Dancewear
Sivana Salon
Smithtown News
Smithtown Volvo Georgetown Motors
Solotu Custom-Made Bridal House
Spatique Medical Spa
St. Catherine of Siena
Medical Center
St. James Beverage
St. James Dental Care
St. James Fire Department
St. James Funeral Home
St. James Healthcare Center
St. James Lumber Corp.
St. James Natural Food
St. James Plaza Nursing Facility
St. James Post office
St. James Silk Screening and
Embroidery
State Farm Insurance/Winter
State University at Stony Brook
Stony Brook University
Medical Center
Story Book Hollow Preschool
Tagi Garbizu & Associates
Tattoo Lous
TD Bank
Tic Toc Café
Times Beacon Record Newspapers
Tom’s Casa Buono Pizza
Total Family Dentistry of St. James
True Sport Care
V.F.W. Post 395
Vazac Contracting Corp.
Victorian Custom Homes
Victorian Fence
Video Montages by Kerri
Villa Sorrento
Werner Boys Glass & Mirror
Windmill oil Tank Service
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O B I T U A R I E S
Nancy Eustis Huprich
Paul J. Montalto
Nancy Eustis
Huprich, of St. James,
NY, passed away in
Lutz, FL on June 5,
2010 at the age of 77.
She was born October
28, 1932 to Galen and
Lorinda Eustis. She was
raised in Waterville,
ME. and graduated
from Colby College.
She was employed by
A&S Department Store.
Nancy loved bridge
and was a Silver Life
Master. She was an
Nancy Eustis Huprich
avid competitor at the
Smithtown Bridge Studio. She was a member of the
Jenkins Memorial Scholarship for Teacher Education.
Nancy loved books, cooking, gardening and birds.
She had an infectious smile and quick wit. Nancy is survived by her husband of 53 years, Paul
R. Huprich. She is predeceased by her daughter,
Kathryn Krietsch of East Northport, NY. She is also survived by a son-in-law, Chris Krietsch and grandchildren, Christopher, Elizabeth and Megan Krietsch; son,
P. Arthur Huprich, Sr. (Elane), and grandchildren,
Nancy and Paul Huprich of Lutz, FL.; a brother, Jon
Eustis (Paula) of Waterville, ME; and sister-in-law,
Georgia Eustis of Albuquerque, NM. Nancy is further
survived by nephews, nieces, and many friends. Mrs. Huprich reposed at the St. James Funeral
Home’s North Chapel. A Memorial Service was held
on June 16, 2010 at St. James United Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Huprich’s funeral arrangements were professionally supervised, while the Huprich family was lovingly cared for during their bereavement, by Kenneth,
Kerry and Ken, Jr. – the Maher family of the St. James
Funeral Home.
Paul J. Montalto, of St. James, NY, a devoted husband, father and grandfather, passed away on July 6,
2010 at the age of 89. Born May 25, 1921 in Brooklyn, NY, he was the son of the late Frank and Nellie
Safina Montalto. Beloved husband of 63 years to
Norma Clavell Montalto. Loving father of Nanette
(Nicholas Furio), Paul John, Jr. (Cheryl) and Frank
(Linda). Cherished grandfather of Kristin, Steven, Paul
John III, Katherine, Frank Jr and Carly. Dear brother to
his twin William and the late Nancy Bellman. Paul
was a Veteran of WWII, retired NYPD and Smithtown
Central School District. Mr. Montalto reposed at the St. James Funeral
Home’s South Chapel. A Funeral Mass of Christian
Burial was held on July 9, 2010 at Sts. Philip & James
R.C. Church. Interment followed at Calverton National Cemetery, Calverton, NY.
Mr. Montalto’s funeral arrangements were professionally supervised, while the Montalto family was
lovingly cared for during their bereavement, by Kenneth, Kerry and Ken, Jr. – the Maher family of the St.
James Funeral Home.
Tracy M. Ochs
Tracy M. Ochs, of St. James, L.I., passed away on
June 19, 2010. She was an AIS Tutor at Mills Pond Elementary School in St. James. Former embryologist at
Mather Memorial Hospital. Former fertility specialist
at Cornell Medical. Cherished wife of Steven. Loving
mother of Travis and Spencer. Beloved daughter of
F.W. Creutz and Val Creutz. Devoted sister of Glenn
and Eileen. Loving aunt of Emily and Sarah. Mrs. Ochs reposed at St. James Funeral Home’s
South Chapel. A Funeral Service was held on June 23,
2010 at St. James Lutheran Church, St. James.
Mrs. Ochs funeral arrangements were professionally supervised, while the Ochs family was lovingly
cared for during their bereavement, by Kenneth, Kerry
and Ken, Jr. – the Maher family of the St. James Funeral Home.
Extra copies of
Our Town St. James
are always available at the
OUR TOWN OFFICE:
or
visit our website at www.ourtownstjames.com
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O B I T U A R I E S
James L. Beck, Sr.
James L. Beck, Sr., longtime resident of St. James,
L.I., passed away on June 29, 2010. WWII Veteran.
Employee of Republic Aviation and Lawrence Aviation. Loving husband of the late Frances (Dolly) Beck.
Cherished father of Theresa (Bob) Kubler, James Beck,
Christina (Jack) Kimmelman, and Anthony (Diana)
Beck. Adored grandfather of six and great grandfather
of two. Mr. Beck reposed at the St. James Funeral Home’s
North Chapel. A Funeral Service was held on July 2,
2010 at the funeral home. Committal was private.
Mr. Beck ’s funeral arrangements were professionally supervised, while the Beck family was lovingly
Bonnie Jo Biel
Bonnie Jo Biel, of Stony Brook, L.I., passed away on
July 4, 2010. Dedicated member of Setauket United
Methodist Church. Loving wife of Robert. Cherished
mother of Jennifer McCann, Amy Biel, Justin Biel and
Chris Biel. Adored grandmother of Ethan, Ella and
Cooper. Devoted daughter of Gloria Crevoiserat. Loving sister of Abbie.
Mrs. Biel reposed at St. James Funeral Home’s North
Chapel. A Memorial Service was held July 9, 2010 at
the Setauket United Methodist Church, Setauket. Interment followed at Calverton National Cemetery,
Calverton, NY. In lieu of flowers, donations can be
made to Restoration Fund of Setauket United
Methodist Church, 160 Main Street, East Setauket, NY
11733 in memory of Bonnie.
Mrs. Biel’s funeral arrangements were professionally
supervised, while the Biel family was lovingly cared
for during their bereavement, by Kenneth, Kerry and
Ken, Jr. – the Maher family of the St. James Funeral
Home.
Donna P. Cleary
Donna P. Cleary, of Smithtown formerly of
Hicksville, L.I., passed away at home surrounded by
her loving family after a six-year battle with lung cancer on July 3, 2010 at the age of 49. Dedicated member of St. Patrick’s Church and volunteer of St. Patrick’s
School, Smithtown. Loving wife of Buddy. Cherished
mother of Brianna, Lynsey, Chrissie and Danny. Devoted daughter of Pete Petersen and the late Patricia
Petersen and step-daughter of Jo Petersen. Beloved
daughter-in-law of Bud and Dolores Cleary. Adored
sister of Denise Hendel. Loving sister-in-law of Maureen, Regina, Jennifer, Therese, Stephanie and Cynthia. Aunt of many nieces and nephews. Mrs. Cleary reposed at the St. James Funeral Home’s
South Chapel. A Funeral Mass was held on July 7,
2010 at St. Patrick’s Church, Smithtown. Interment followed at St. James Episcopal Cemetery, St. James, NY.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Lung Association in memory of Donna. Mrs. Cleary’s funeral arrangements were professionally supervised, while the Cleary family was lovingly
John E. Connelly
John E. Connelly, of St. James, L.I., passed away on
June 4, 2010. Cherished husband of Mary. Loving father of Michael and John. Devoted Pop-Pop of four. Mr. Connelly reposed at the St. James Funeral
Home’s South Chapel. A Funeral Mass was held on
June 6, 2010 at Sts. Philip & James R.C. Church in St.
James. Interment followed at Calverton National
Cemetery, Calverton. Mr. Connelly’s funeral arrangements were professionally supervised, while the Connelly family was
lovingly cared for during their bereavement, by Kenneth, Kerry and Ken, Jr., – the Maher family of the St.
James Funeral Home. Edward P. Lang
Edward P. Lang, lifetime resident of Smithtown, L.I.,
passed away on June 2, 2010. He was a 15-year employee of the Town of Smithtown Parks Department
and a 15-year employee of Avalon Gardens. Cherished father of Edward and Kelly. Beloved brother of
Maureen Lang Urbancik and Joseph Lang. A memorial
service was held.
Mr. Lang’s funeral arrangements were professionally
supervised, while the Lang family was lovingly cared
for during their bereavement, by Kenneth, Kerry and
Ken, Jr. – the Maher family of the St. James Funeral
Home, in St. James.
Patricia A. McNeely
Patricia A. McNeely, of Smithtown, formerly of Floral Park, NY, passed away on July 3, 2010. Loving wife
of John A. Wontrobski. Cherished mother of Karen
Wontrobski and Jerry Ricciardi, John Wontrobski and
Suzanne Cheazens. Adored grandma of five. Mrs. McNeely reposed at the St. James Funeral
Home’s South Chapel. A funeral service was held on
July 7, 2010 at the funeral home. Interment followed
at St. James Episcopal Cemetery, St. James, NY. In lieu
of flowers, donations can be made to the Leukemia
and Lymphoma Society in memory of Patricia.
Mrs. McNeely’s funeral arrangements were professionally supervised, while the McNeely family was
lovingly cared for during their bereavement, by Kenneth, Kerry and Ken, Jr. – the Maher family of the St.
James Funeral Home.
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“Personal Attention & Dignified Service-Our Continuing Tradition”
St. James
Funeral Home, Inc.
~ Home for Funerals & Cremations ~
Kenneth J. Maher
Owner, Licensed Manager & Director
Kerry J. Maher
Kenneth J. Maher, Jr.
Licensed Director
Licensed Director
~ In Loving Memory of Aelysche M. Maher ~
Locations:
North Chapel
551 North Country Road
South Chapel
829 Middle Country Road
Route 25A
Route 25 - Jericho Turnpike
St. James
Office: (631) 584-5200
St. James
Office: (631)-584-7200
~ Pre Planning Funeral Arrangements Available ~
www.stjamesfuneralhome.com
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O B I T U A R I E S
Mary C. Knoblach
Fay Stahl
Mary C. Knoblach,
of Massapequa Park,
NY, passed away on
June 14, 2010 at the
age of 89. Mary graduated as a Registered
Nurse in 1941 from St.
Elizabeth Hospital
School of Nursing
Utica, NY. She was a
proud WWII Army Veteran Retired 1st Lt.
Army Nurse Corps.
Beloved mother of
Mary (and the late
Steve) Jette, John
(Regina) Knoblach,
Kathleen (Al) Grimaldi,
Joanne (Gary) Blauvelt
Mary C. Knoblach
and the late George J.
Loving grandmother of
Maureen, Michele (Jim), Sarah, Sandra, John, Jacqueline, Gary Jr., and the late Brenden. Cherished great
grandmother of Brett, Victoria, Craig, Katelyn, Kevin,
and Shannon. Dear sister of Anne McNichol, James
McNichol, and the late William McNichol Jr., Eileen
Patricia, Sarah McNichol, and John McNichol. Devoted daughter of William and Ellen McNichol.
A Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Patrick’s R.C.
Church, Smithtown, NY. Interment followed at
Pinelawn Memorial Park Cemetery.
Arrangements were entrusted to the professional
care of The Branch Funeral Home and Vigliante family
of Smithtown, N.Y.
Fay Stahl, of Albany,
NY, formerly of Huntington, NY, passed
away on June 22, 2010
at the age of 92.
Beloved wife of late
August S. Stahl. Loving
mother of Barbara
(John) Schmidt, Marie
(Richard) Quinn and
Jeffrey (Gail) Stahl.
Cherished grandmother
of Marie, Joseph, Kerry,
James, Maureen, Daniel, Jeffrey, Jennifer, Jacoyn, and Jared.
Adored great grandmother of seven.
A Funeral Mass was
Fay Stahl
celebrated at St. Patrick’s R.C. Church,
Smithtown. Interment followed at Calverton National
Cemetery Calverton, NY.
of Smithtown, N.Y.
William Poelker
Henry William Poelker passed away of pneumonia
and a blood infection on June 4, 2010 at the age of
74. Mr. Poelker, a 45-year resident of Smithtown, retired from Northrop Grumman of Bethpage in the
1980’s. He worked in calibration as an electronic
technician. Prior to that, he worked at Sperry’s. An
only child, he was preceded in death by his mother,
Helen and father, Henry. He is survived by his only
wife, Lorraine, of 34 years, his 32 year old son Christopher Henry, and many cousins. Mr. Poelker was often
seen enjoying his classical music.
A memorial visitation was held on June, 19, 2010
at the Branch Funeral Home.
of Smithtown.
William Paul Tatem
William Paul Tatem, of St. James, formerly of Old
Westbury, NY, passed away on June 9, 2010. Beloved
husband of Vivian. Devoted father of Suzanne Scheuring, Kathleen, Jeremy, Cynthia Cahill and Laurie. Loving grandfather of Michael. Dear son of Muriel and
the late Robert Sr. Dearest brother of Mary TatemMcGehee and the late Christine. Funeral was private.
Edward E. Trotta
Edward E. Trotta, formerly of St. James; former
owner of Trotta’s Pizza, Dix Hills, passed away on May
30, 2010. Beloved husband of the late Lillian. Cherished father of Marianne Cantwell, Emil, Nanette
Dezendorf and Edward. Loving Grandpa of 13. Mr. Trotta reposed at the St. James Funeral Home’s
South Chapel. A Funeral Mass was held at Sts. Philip
& James R.C. Church in St. James. Entombment followed at Pinelawn Memorial Park, Pinelawn.
Mr. Trotta’s funeral arrangements were professionally supervised, while the Trotta family was lovingly
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– 98 –
P O E T ’ S
C O R N E R
Rhyme Time
by David F. McKell
When I pick up a Poem, instead of Tome,
I read it and look for the rhyme.
But these days it’s quite rare,
tho’ you search everywhere....
To find music in words any time!
Though poignant and true, and quite meaningful too....
old verses now seem passé.
Because minimalists have compiled lots of lists
of serious words for today!
The harsh sturms and drangs,
with deep heartfelt pangs
Seem to dominate most of their blendings.
There is no call at all for tales large or small
That will offer true Happy Endings.
But, be that as it may, at the end of the day,
The rhymers will always perdure.
With their iambic beat and phrases so sweet....
They are welcomed by all to be sure!
Vendors Wanted
for St. James Day
Craft vendors are wanted for the
St. James Chamber of Commerce’s
23rd annual ST. JAMES DAy,
Sunday, october 3, 2010
along Lake Avenue.
10-foot spaces are being provided for
$125 per space,
after 8/15/10 if available $150 (no exceptions)
Bring your own table.
St. James Day has been a huge
success in the past.
Call now for further information
and to receive an application to
reserve your space, 584-8510
and leave, name, address and phone
number on machine.
Applications are available on the
St. James Chamber website at
www.stjameschamber.org.
There will be entertainment
throughout the day.
We look forward to seeing you there.
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P O E T ’ S
C O R N E R
Liberty
The Fourth of July, 2010
by John Taratunio
Fairfield Condos
by Ed Gaskell
reflect a moment
on the phrase “Land of the Free”
and what it cost, so that could be.
of the lives that were lost in the battles we fought
To preserve the ideals that our forefathers sought.
and whenever a tyrant or dictator tried
To take away this freedom he surely died.
So no matter where, in this world I may be,
I am proud to stand up and say,
I’m from the land of the free.
What did you do on the Fourth of July?
did you watch a parade?
did you wave your flag high?
did you remind yourself why
We live in the land of the Free?
Say a prayer for our soldiers
Who fight for you and me.
and send them a package
or a card or a letter,
and tell them we appreciate every day better
The freedoms they guard for us, every day.
Send the package and letter, Today.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FORM
If you’re planning a yard sale, looking for a certain item,
or want to sell some of that flotsam & jetsam that’s cluttering up your attic,
advertise in OUR TOWN CLASSIFIEDS.
We are direct-mailed to each & every residence and
business in the 11780 zip code area each month...
and are guaranteed to reach your market!
AT ONLY
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00
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& 10¢ for each additional word
we’re the best bargain around!
Complete the above form and
return with remittance
(payable to Graphics du jour, Ltd.) to
OUR TOWN • ST. JAMES
For information call 631-862-9849
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C L A S S I F I E D
PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN (NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL)
Oh, most beautiful flower of Mt.
Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of
heaven, blessed mother of the Son
of God, immaculate virgin, assist
me in my necessity. Oh star of the
sea, help me and show me herein,
you are my mother. Oh Holy
Mary, Mother of God, Queen of
Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my
heart to succor me in this necessity. There are none who can withstand your power. Oh show me
herein you are my mother. Oh
Mary conceived without sin pray
for us who have recourse to thee.
(3 times). Oh Holy Mary I place
this cause in your hands. (3
times). Holy Spirit, you who solve
all problems, light all roads so that
I can obtain my goals. You gave
me the divine gift to forgive and
forget all evil against me, and that
in all instances of my life, you are
with me. I want in this short
prayer to thank you for all things
as you confirm once again that I
never want to be separated from
you in eternal glory. Thank you for
your mercy toward me and mine.
The person must say this prayer 3
consecutive days, the request will
be granted. This prayer must be
published after the favor has been
granted. F.T.
7/10
TUTOR – NYS Certified (N-6) and
local Smithtown teacher is willing
to tutor students over the summer.
If you’re looking for an experienced, kind, and knowledgeable
tutor for your child, please feel
free to call Lisa at 516-707-0519.
7/10/mfx
DJ PARTY DIMENSIONS – DJ for
all occasions – Graduations,
Birthdays, Anniversary Parties.
Call Kirk at 921-2478 or Ed at
921-9804.
9/10
FOR SALE – HUTCH CIRCA 1900
from Thornton Estate, original
glass, hardware, 811/2” high, 2
pc., 68” wide, solid wood. Call
631-807-2287.
7/10
A D V E R T I S I N G
FOR SALE – 1982 23-FT. O’DAY
SAILBOAT. Swing keel centerboard. Includes jib, genoa,
depthfinder, 6 HP 4 cyl. Suzuki
OB with 2-year warranty. 2861927.
tfn
SUMMER DAYCARE in my St.
James home. F/T, P/T. Former preK teacher. Meals and snacks included. Member C.C.C.S. Debbie
- 686-5847
7/10
NEIGHBORHOOD HOME CARE,
INC. seeks homemakers and companions interested in providing
non-medical in-home services for
the elderly. Positive, compassionate approach a must. Flexible
hours, including evenings and
weekends. Please contact us at
(631) 741-3350 or email at
[email protected]. Please include your phone number and a
convenient time when you may
be reached.
7/10
RECEPTIONIST / SECRETARY –
Local independent real estate office looking for friendly, welcoming personality with ability to
multi task, knowledge of computers, sharp telephone manners/
skills. Computer literate. Real estate knowledge a plus, real estate
license a plus but not required.
Saturdays and Sundays 9a.m.5p.m. Ability to work independently or as part of a team.
Experience preferred. Email resume or call Eric at DeBarbieri Associates Inc., 406 N. Country Rd.
St. James, NY 11780, 862-7447 or
[email protected]
7/10db
STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE on
1st and 2nd floors of St. James
building with overhead door. Call
631-862-6198. 7/10nw
ST. JAMES OFFICE FOR RENT –
Professional office suite on 2nd
floor - 700 sq. ft. - centrally located (across from 7-Eleven) with
a Lake Avenue address. Reception
area, 3/4 offices, bathroom. Very
reasonable. Call Ruth at 8629849.
7/10
HELP WANTED – Part time driver
wanted for local floral deliveries.
Afternoons and weekends. Call
862-9292.
7/10
FLORIDA CONDO FOR SALE –
Tamarac Florida, 2 bedroom, 2
bath. Pergo/tile floors, fans,
screened deck, hurricane shutters
and clubhouse. Overlooks pool
and golf course. Low maintenance. Includes cable. Asking
$75,000. Call 444-0003. tfn/forz
RECEPTION / MEETING HALL
AVAILABLE FOR USE – St. James
United Methodist Church, offers a
spacious meeting hall with commercial kitchen for civic and support groups, receptions, clubs,
workshops and seminars. The
35’x60’ meeting room has tables,
chairs, rest rooms and a grand
piano. The Church is located at
532 Moriches Road in Head of
the Harbor. Expansive parking
and handicapped access is provided. Please contact the Office at
584-5340 for available dates and
suggested donations. The SJUMC
offers their facilities as a community outreach to the St. James area
and welcomes all visitors.
tfn
AMERICAN LEGION HALL FOR
RENT – The American Legion,
Sherwood Brothers Post 1152 is
looking for an organization to rent
the American Legion Hall by the
year. Reasonable rates, air conditioned, heat, tables, chairs, complete kitchen and good parking.
Located at 95 Lake Avenue, St.
James. Call Mon., Wed., Fri., between 8-10 a.m. Ask for William
Kennedy. 584-9633.
tfn
LOOKING FOR HELP? Place a
classified ad in Our Town – only
$5 for the first 20 words and .10¢
for each additional word. Call
862-9849 for information or mail
a check to: Graphics du jour,
ltd./Our Town, 359 Lake Avenue,
St. James, NY 11780.
For advertising information please call 631-862-9849
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MID-ISLAND AUTo PARTS
Foreign &
domestic
New Parts
available
AuTo wreckers iNc.
1013 Long Island Ave., Deer Park, NY 11729
q
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631-586-6599
y
t
yoUR USEd aUto PaRtS SUPERStoRE!
All Years and Models – Car Parts, Truck Parts, Van Parts
Any part not in stock can be located! • Mention this flyer & SAVe 10%
WE BUY LATE MODEL WRECKS
www.midislandautoparts.com
SALVAGE CORP.
1007 Long Island Ave., Deer Park, NY 11729
JUNK CARS & TRUCKS WANTED
ROLL OFF
CONTAINER SERVICE
scrAp MeTAL
recycLers
available at
We Buy: copper,
aluminum, Brass, tin,
Batteries, cars, Steel
NO CHARGE
for any large
quantity of Metal
RESidENtial • coMMERcial
Top doLLAr pAid!
631-667-5048
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®
NESCONSET – $409,000
Move right in! Expanded and updated 4 bedroom home featuring a large eat-in-kitchen, 2.5 updated baths, den with fireplace,
hardwood floors, Andersen windows, new roof, deck with builtin barbeque and garage.
Louise Tudisco 631-862-1100/631-513-6814.
[email protected].
www.louisetudiscohomes.com
SMITHTOWN – $399,000
Walk to town from this beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 bath 1st floor
unit in a 55+ community. Master bedroom with full bath and
walk in closet, kitchen, dining room living room, full basement
and low taxes.
Take The Tour @ www.eldridgegang.com
NISSEQuOGuE – $2,295,000
Panoramic views of the LI Sound and Connecticut. Incredible
home with your own private beach, heated Igp and beautiful
perennial gardens. Gourmet kitchen, 2 fireplaces, 1st floor
master suite, finished basement and gym.
(631) 862-1100
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®
ST. JAMES – $565,000
Overlooking a preserve, this 5 bedroom colonial offers
2 fireplaces, oak floors, den, master suite, guest quarters, finished
basement with separate outside entrance and cul-de-sac.
HAuPPAuGE – $498,465
Large expanded ranch on .63 acre with a heated Igp. Custom
eat-in-kitchen, den with fireplace, hardwood floors, cac, finished
walk out basement, cul-de-sac and low taxes!
Louise Tudisco 631-862-1100/631-513-6814.
[email protected].
Magnificent colonial on 2 private acres featuring 5 bedrooms,
3.5 baths, gourmet kitchen, solarium, den with fireplace,
grand master suite, full basement and cul-de-sac.
www.remax-beyond.com
– 104 –
®
NISSEQuOGuE – $799,000
Large ‘Yablonski’ 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath colonial. Updated kitchen
and baths, guest suite, hardwood floors, cac, master suite,
full basement with outside separate entrance, heated in ground
pool and cul-de-sac.
HAuPPAuGE – $479,000
The Hamlet @ Windwatch. Fabulous golf views! 3 bedroom,
2.5 bath villa with open floor plan, kitchen with granite
countertops, master suite, vaulted ceilings, hardwood flooring.
Amenities include, pool, tennis courts, clubhouse, restaurant and
fitness center.
New to Market! Beautifully renovated 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath
farm ranch on shy 3 acres. Upgrades throughout, new custom
kitchen, den with fireplace, 1st floor master suite, loft/den, new
baths, full basement, new deck and Igp.
(631) 862-1100
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®
ST. JAMES/HEAD OF HARBOR – $449,000
Circa 1890, charming home with leaded glass windows,
hardwood floors, sun room, living room with fireplace, full
basement on .70 acre and low taxes.
SMITHTOWN – $539,000
Totally updated diamond home on .50 acre. Gourmet kitchen,
family room with fireplace, formal dining room, cac, custom
woodwork, full basement and 2 car garage.
Louise Tudisco 631-862-1100/631-513-6814.
[email protected].
Views of the Nissequogue Golf course. Beautiful 5 bedroom,
4.5 bath colonial with a gourmet custom kitchen, family room
with fireplace, cac, 10’ ceilings, Andersen windows, hardwood
floors, office, master suite, full basement and 3 car garage.
www.remax-beyond.com
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D I R E C T O R Y
O F
A D V E R T I S E R S
The following is a list of advertisers who can be found in this issue of Our Town • St. James
ANIMAL hoSPITAL
St. James Animal hospital
584-6336
BeAUTY
Pat’s Place hair Salon
230 Lake Avenue
862-7023, 584-9644
DANCe SChooL
380 Lake Avenue
584-7575
fUNeRAL hoMe
Branch funeral home
190 E. Main St., Smithtown
724-9500
ARChITeCT
Michael Macrina Architect
686-6585
Scruples ‘head to Toe’
455 Lake Avenue
584-8030
high Definition
Dance Centre
135 W. Main St., Smithtown
724-5381
St. James funeral home
584-5200
584-7200
ATToRNeY
John L. Belford, Jr., esq.
217 Lake Avenue
862-8600
BeVeRAGe CeNTeR
Bullseye Wholesale
Beverage
406-7730
Joseph A. Bollhofer, esq.
291 Lake Avenue
584-0100, 584-2304
St. James Beverage
862-7212
Law office of
William C. McCulloh
220 Lake Avenue
584-6800
BoUTIqUe / ANTIqUeS
GIfTS / hoMe DeCoR
Julie’s home &
GardenAccessories
529 Lake Avenue
862-8943
Janet o’hanlon - Winkler,
kurtz & Winkler, LLP
310 Hallock Ave.,
Port Jefferson Station
928-8000
AUDIoLoGY
Long Island hearing, Inc.
496 Nesconset Highway
Suite 200 - Smithtown
972-5211
AUToMoTIVe SCRAP
Mid Island Salvage
Auto Parts
667-5048 - Deer Park
AUToMoTIVe/
Repair / Parts/Gas
Mid Island Auto Wreckers
586-6599 - Deer Park
Parkville Motor Sports/
Getty
255 Lake Avenue
360-1919
Penney’s North Country
Car Care
862-9663
St. James Gulf
Route 25A & Moriches Road
584-5798
quaint and Classy
686-5525
Rosebud Boutique
459 Lake Avenue
862-0027
BUTCheR / CATeRING
Main Street Meats
and Catering (NEW LoCATIoN)
265-2040
CARPeT CLeANING
Proline Carpet Cleaning
584-2344
Sunny Road Rug Cleaners
104 Lake Avenue
584-5160
ChIRoPRACToR
Dr. Linda M. Bocchichio
105 Lake Ave. S., Nesconset
979-9854
Dr. Raymond A. Semente
265 Lake Avenue
584-7722
Dr. Gregory R. Thomaier
338 Lake Avenue
584-8100
BAkeRY
Alpine Pastry Shoppe
59 Route 111, Smithtown
265-5610
True Sport Care, LLC
631 Lake Avenue
584-TRUE (8783)
BANkS
Roslyn Savings Bank
556-02 North Country Road
862-4200
CLoThING
J. Michaels Men’s Shop
529 Lake Avenue
686-5488
North Shore Academy
of Dance (NEW LoCATIoN)
899-4340
DeNTIST
harbor hill Dental, LLC
686-5042
DRY CLeANeRS
Dutch Girl
french Style Cleaners
400 Lake Avenue
584-3750
eVeNTS /
eNTeRTAINMeNT
George’s Innovative
Inflatables
757-0294
fRee Movie Night
on Deepwells Lawn Thursday, August 5, 8 p.m.
(raindate 8/12)
Shrek the Third
The Party Starts here
135 W. Main St., Smithtown
724-5381
eXTeRMINATING
Scientific exterminating
599 Lake Avenue
265-5252, Fax: 862-7272
fINANCIAL
edward Jones
Investments
Scott Posner, CfP
862-2020
North Shore Wealth
Management Advisors
Mark A. Cirelli,
CPA/PfS, CfP
220 Lake Avenue - Suite 6
780-5556 (NEW LoCATIoN)
Reliance Mortgage
William J. Garthe
Registered Mortgage Broker
359 Lake Avenue
862-9000
heALTh/ fITNeSS
energy Interactive
fitness Center
862-1737
Light Awakenings
Meditation and Beyond
724-9733
Anne Marie Lisa
Certified Nutritional
Counselor
525-1045
Dr. Salim A. Matar,
M.D., f.A.C.S.
640 Belle Terre Rd, Pt. Jeff.
928-7750
Renée Murphy, LPN, LMT
338-8469
Neighborhood home Care
741-3350
Shaolin
Self Defense Centers
617-5148
Simply Pilates
979-4278
St. James
healthcare Center
275 Moriches Road
862-8000, ext. 105/106
St. James
Medical Services
487 Lake Avenue
584-6014
St. James Plaza
Nursing facility
273 Moriches Road
862-8990
Wee Warriors
Yoga Playtime
at Curves
778-B Middle Country Road
863-2788
at Balance Studio
420 Lake Avenue
686-5415
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D I R E C T O R Y
hoMe IMPRoVeMeNT
AC Painting
457-0017
Autonomousdesign
22 Stonegate
724-7726
DeBlasio Capo
Design Build
273 Lake Avenue
584-5503
Debus Painting
& Wallpapering
862-7924
Doctor Don’s Creations
213 Lake Avenue
686-5679
Granite on the Go
682-9760
house Perfect
home Improvements
584-7527
JBL home Improvements
584-0136
Lighthouse fencing
862-6616
Master fix It
584-5993,
Cell: 516-380-0727
Morecraft Construction
584-7010
Power Pool
outside kitchens
979-PooL
Scotty’s Masonry
265-4398, 872-1076
St. James Lumber
547 Lake Avenue
584-5140
Vazac Contracting
333 First Avenue - Suite 1
584-7817
Victorian Custom homes
774-4017
Victorian fence
240-9716
INSURANCe
New York Life Insurance
Lawrence Glazer
576 Broad Hollow Rd,
Melville
391-3490
O F
State farm Insurance
Jim Winter
320 Lake Avenue
584-5929
INTeRIoR DeSIGN /
DeCoRATING
Creative Windows
367 Lake Avenue
366-0212
Natalie Weinstein
Design Associates and
home Decorating Club
176 Second Street
862-6198, Fax: 862-7834
JeWeLRY / CoINS
A & D Gold Silver
425 Lake Avenue
584-7070
A D V E R T I S E R S
PeTS
Grooming / Supplies
St. James Dog Grooming
862-7288
ReSTAURANTS
Deli / Catering / Seafood
Bella Vita City Grill
862-8060
PhoToGRAPhY /
PhoTo SCANNING
4Sight Color Technologies
82 Arlington Avenue
656-0888
Lotus east
862-6030
PLUMBING & heATING
falzone & Son Plumbing
862-6612
Goldstar Plumbing,
heating & A/C
88 Railroad Avenue
584-3839
483 Lake Avenue
862-6775
PRINTING & INVITATIoNS
Graphics du jour, ltd.
359 Lake Avenue
862-9849
LANDSCAPING / DeSIGN /
eqUIPMeNT /LIGhTING
Competition Tree Service
584-5575
ReAL eSTATe
Daniel Gale / Sotheby’s
499 Lake Avenue
584-6600
eddie’s Power equipment
553 Lake Avenue
584-6678
862-7447
emerald Magic
Poison Ivy Removal
286-4600
henrietta homes
& Properties
328 Lake Avenue
862-6999
Gaine Landscape
862-6218
herman Brothers
Landscape Corp.
360-2939
homestead Landscaping
588-5296
Moonlit Gardens
Lightscaping
588-2207
RJk Gardens, Inc.
862-7056
MUSIC LeSSoNS
Drum Lessons
with John Miceli
240-0690 or email:
[email protected]
The Mills Pond kitchen
7 Flowerfield Pk. - Ste. 43
584-5800
ocean’s Bounty Seafood
862-4228
Paradise Cafe & Catering
584-8153
Patio Pizza
262 Lake Avenue
862-7475
Tic Toc Cafe
410 Lake Avenue
862-2233
Villa Sorrento
265-9865
Voila! The Bistro
244 Lake Avenue
584-5686
Liz Jongebloed
862-7447, 903-0836
SChooLS / TUToRING /
DAYCARe / CAMPS
SAT Prep / Consulting
Bridge College Consultants
Po Box 685, St. James, Ny
516-662-1612
Marianne koke
499 Lake Avenue
584-6600, Ext 206
St. James
United Methodist Nursery
532 Moriches Road
584-9555
edward Martella
499 Lake Avenue
584-6000, 766-4725
Village Presbyterian
Pre-School
175 East Main St., Smithtown
724-9382
Dave & Rowena Nedvin
ReMax Beyond
767-5221, 724-9800, ext. 271
SWIMMING PooLS
Installation / Service
Power Pool Care
Swimming Pools
979-PooL
Reliance Real estate
359 Lake Avenue
862-9000, Fax: 862-2881
ReMax / Beyond
862-1100
Sundance Swimming Pools
862-1900
ZÜtÇw bÑxÇ|Çz
– 108 –
Over
25 Years
Experience
Fred Coglietta
President
Specializing in All Phases of Home Improvements
• Siding
• Windows
• Dormers
• Extensions
• Kitchens
• Bathrooms
• Basements
• Decks
Summer Sale – 15% Off
CALL TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
631.774.4017
[email protected]
Family Owned & Operated • Local Resident for Over 22 Years
Licensed and Insured • License #47475-H

july 2010 - Our Town St James

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