Memorial Day Events Postponed

Due to the weather, the activities planned for today will be rescheduled for tomorrow, unless it rains, then it will be Monday!
Stay tuned.
 

Save the DATE! Shores 75th Anniversary Dinner Dance ~ Aug. 17th

Be sure to mark your calendar for Sat., Aug. 17th.  6 PM

There will be a dinner dance at the Pavilion to celebrate.

Dinner, catered by Tim Burke of 230 Elm

Hors d'oeurvres

Bread/Butter

Garden Salad/Balsamic Vinaigrette

Chicken Provincial

Sliced Tenderloin of Pork

Penne ala Vodka

Roasted Vegetables

Coffee and Tea

Cake

Unlimited wine , beer and soda, dancing to the tunes of DJ Richie Rich.

$45.00 per person
$20.00 per child 
No tickets will be sold at the door.
Start thinking about putting together a table for this fun event. 

We are looking for donations of door prizes to mark this special celebration.  If you do business with a local merchant, would you be so kind ask if they would donate a gift certificate ?

 We always have generous donations from Shores residents too, and they are greatly appreciated!


More details to follow.

Scott Reep is chairperson.

 

Memorial Day Agenda

Memorial Day Service at 11 AM at the Yacht Club.

Picnic at the Ball field at NOON.  Be sure to bring money for the 50/50 drawing.  This helps defray the cost of the picnic, and one lucky winner goes home with a wad of cash!

SPRING CLEAN UP INFO~ PLEASE READ

 TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON 2013 SPRING CLEANUP

ALEXANDER D. GREGOR, SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS

ANNOUNCES THE 2013 SPRING CLEAN UP WILL BEGIN ON

MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2013

BRUSH: Only winter kill branches that have come off the trees

Up to 3 inches in diameter (3 inches thick) will be picked up.

No tree trimming, hedge clippings, stumps etc.

Limit of 8 cubic yards per residence

BAGGED LEAVES ONLY: Only leaves placed in biodegradable paper bags will be picked up

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 NO LOOSE LEAVES OR PLASTIC BAGS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

A limited supply of bags will be available in the Highway office.

NO MIXED PILES: NO mixed piles, land clearing or any other debris not within the guidelines of the program will be picked up.

SELF HAULERS: Residents ONLY may dispose of leaves (year round) and brush (during the amnesty from April 15, 2013 to May 31, 2013) at the North Sea, Hampton Bays & Westhampton Transfer stations.

VOUCHER PROGRAM (RESIDENTS WITH CONTRACTORS):

Vouchers will be issued starting April 1, 2013 and debris can only be taken to the transfer stations through May 31, 2013.

To obtain a voucher the following information will be required:

1) Copy of current tax bill

2) Copy of driver’s license/photo identification for owner of property

3) Resident’s contact phone number

4) Landscaper/Contractor’s name and phone number

5) Provide an address where voucher is to be mailed to.

You may either fax the above information to 631-728-3605  or mail it to: Southampton Town Highway Department

20 Jackson Avenue, Hampton Bays, N.Y. 11946

Vouchers can be obtained from the highway office

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STARTING POINTS FOR ALL HIGHWAY DISTRICTS

(All districts will start on the first day of the program)

This program DOES NOT apply to the incorporated Villages through out the town

DISTRICT ONE covers Eastport east to Quiogue. This district will be starting in Eastport working their way east to Quiogue. This district also includes the “Wildlife 1” subdivision.

DISTRICT TWO covers East Quogue, east to West Tiana Road and Flanders, north to Riverside at CR 104. This district will be starting in the Northampton/Wildwood Lake area, than they will complete Riverside and Flanders before moving into East Quogue.

DISTRICT THREE covers Hampton Bays, from East Tiana Road to the west side of the canal. This district will start on the north side of

Montauk Highway on Red Creek Road heading south. After completing all of the north side of Montauk Highway, they will move to the south side and complete all the roads west of Ponquogue Avenue before moving east of Ponquogue Avenue.

DISTRICT FOUR covers Shinnecock Hills from the canal east up to Head of Pond Road at the intersection with Deerfield in Water Mill. This district will start in Shinnecock Hills by the Lobster Inn working down North Highway heading towards the canal. They will then head down Montauk Highway heading east toward the Tuckahoe area before moving into North Sea and ending on Head of Pond Road, north of Deerfield Road.

DISTRICT FIVE covers Noyac Road from Majors Path east to the Sag Harbor village line, including Mt. Misery. It also covers Sagg Road to the wooden bridge. This district will start in the most eastern section of their district in the Mt. Misery/Sagg Road area working west.

DISTRICT SIX covers the entire south side of Water Mill to Sagaponack and the north side of Water Mill from Deerfield Road east to Sagaponack. They will start on Deerfield Road, on the north side of Montauk Highway in Water Mill and stay north of Montauk Highway through Bridgehampton into Sagaponack before moving south of Montauk Highway heading west from Sagaponack into Water Mill.

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JULY RENTAL WANTED

If your house is available for the month of July please contact me.

A family with strong ties to the Shores is looking for a 3 bedroom house with wifi ,
NORTH of Noyac Rd., ie beach side.

I will pass on the info to them.

Thanks!
Kathleen

Patricia Ellard Brown~ Obituary

Our deepest sympathy to the family of Pat Ellard Brown.

Patricia Ellard Brown

• Visitation: Monday, March 4th, 2013  from 2-4 & 7-9 PM
  O'Connell Funeral Home Southampton, New York
• Mass of Christian Burial
  Tuesday, March 5th, 2013 at 10:00 AM
  Basilica Parish of the Sacred Hearts RC Church
  Southampton, NY
• Interment
  Long Island National Cemetery
  Pinelawn, New York

Obituary~ Gladys Greiner

GREINER - Gladys, formerly of West Hempstead, Garden City and Southampton, passed away on February 25, 2013 at the age of 88. 

 Wife of thelate Dr. Sherwood Greiner, beloved mother of Craig (Ginny), Scott (Lois), Christopher (Judy), Rodger (Tami) Greiner & Stacey Williams (Dan).

 Dear grandmother of 16, and great-grandmother of 5. Donations may be made in her name to the American Heart Association. 

Deepest sympathy to the family.  May she rest in peace.