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During the weekend ofOctober 15 and 16, grabyour kids, family and

friends and head to Oyster Bayby train, boat or car for the 28thAnnual Oyster Festival! It willbe “the” place to be for incredi-ble eats, fantastic musical per-formances, beautiful handmadeproducts, majestic tall ships –the American Privateer the Lynx,the renowned John J. Harvey9/11 fireboat, the Coast Guardcutter Bollard, the oyster sloopChristeen; “shiver me timbers”pirates and the best “oysters”, ofcourse!Organized by The Oyster Bay

Rotary Club and members of theOyster Bay Charitable Fund, theprofits from food sales supportover 25 local charities while pro-ceeds from the rides and mer-chandise sales will be donated tocharities the Rotary supportsthroughout the year.

Admission is free. Parking is(mostly) free. Local schoolscharge for use of their lots tosupport the PTA. Most activities

are free.With over 60+ food choices,

there is literally something thatwill please every member ofyour family at the Tom ReardonMemorial Food Court- spon-sored by Bethpage Federal Cred-it Union.Oysters, of course, take cen-

ter stage and are available onthe half shell, fried, or madeinto a hearty stew- with themollusks all generously donatedby Frank M. Flowers. Other de-lectable seafood choices includea full lobster dinner, MusselsAu Vin Blanc, soft shell crabs,lobster rolls, crab rolls, andmuch more.For the land lovers there are

many culinary options as well,including chicken wings in 31different varieties, pulled porksandwiches, sausage and pep-pers, steak sandwiches, Texaschili, and, of course, other tradi-tional festival fare – includingethnic food.Each year festival attendees

discover that the Food Court isnot just the heart of the festival,it is the soul. It is an incrediblemeans of raising funds for the25+ local charities that partici-pate. The food booths are staffedwith charity employees and vol-unteers as well as members ofthe restaurant or catering compa-ny they partner with.“Our sports programs will be

the major beneficiary of themoney raised during the Oyster

Festival,” said Kevin J.McLaughlin, of the Saint Do-minic C.Y.O. “The funds raisedgive us a chance to offset thefees charged to parents and tokeep those fees for varioussports programs that we offerreasonable and lower than itcould be otherwise.”Don’t forget to visit the Whole

Foods Market tent to cast yourvote for the Best of the FoodCourt contest! What to do? Visityour favorite food vendor, pickup an entry blank and after fill-ing it out, please deposit it at theWhole Foods tent.There are a series of photos to

pick from for use, according toyour layout. There are food re-lated photos.

The Food Court booths sport signs advertising their specialty foods. In this case, the pizza and curlyfries are served up by the Oyster Bay Cooperative Preschool.

Oyster Festival of Foods Fun, Family Entertainment

Freshly shucked oysters brought up from pristine Oyster Bay byFrank M. Flower & Sons, Inc., oyster shellfishers, are donated tothe festival and sold at the Oyster Bay Rotary booth served withlemon wedges and red sauce to benefit the community.

Festival-goers can sit and enjoy their food choices at picnictables set up in the Food Court area.

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Saturday October 15:The Main Food Court Stage Schedule11:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. High Strung, a Blue Grass Band.1:30 p.m. – 2 p.m. Jerome Bell, American Idol Contestant.2:30 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Pearl Street Band, Funk, R & B, Blues, Jazz3:15 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Charlie Dane, pop and rock singer-guitarist4 p.m. – 6 p.m. The Electrix, classic rock jam bandThe West End Avenue Stage ScheduleNoon – 1 p.m. Island XtremeAll Stars Cheerleading Team, 100 members2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Annual Oyster Eating & Shucking Contest3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Jungle Bob of the “Unloved” natural world.Sunday October 16:The Main Food Court Stage Schedule11 – 11:45 a.m. Trone, This teenage Rock trioNoon – 1 p.m. Turnpike Joe and the Traffic Jam, Classic Rock/Party Band1:15 – 2 p.m. Todd Mihan and Downside Joyride, a country rock band2:15 – 3:30 p.m. The Legendary Murphys, classic rock legends band.4:00 – 5:30 p.m. New Dawn mixing rock ‘n’ roll, blues, soul, funk.The West End Avenue Stage ScheduleNoon – 1:30 p.m. Long Island High School for the Arts2 p.m. – 3 p.m. Island Xtreme All Stars Cheerleading Team3 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Jungle Bob, of the “Unloved” natural world.4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Long Island High School for the Arts

Arts and Crafts TentsOver 120+ artisans from around the U.S. have traveled to Oyster Bay to show

and sell their handmade wares inside the tents at the waterfront.

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Zoo sponsored by the Steven andAlexandra Cohens Children’s Medical Center. Meetthe uni-cow, a kangaroo, a coatimundi, ponies and more! Ride the camels (fee)!

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There’s always a great story to tell about the OysterFestival Oyster Shucking and Eating Contest. Lastyear some longtime contest winners were re-

placed. You never can tell what will happen as the oystersare served up.“We never know for sure how big the oysters for the

oyster eating contest will be, but we can tell you all theoysters for the oyster shucking contest will be the samesize. They will also be the same size as the oysters we

provide to the Rotary oysterbooth,” said Dave Relyea,hatchery manager of theFrank M. Flower & Sons,Inc. shellfishers that supplythe mollusks for the festival.The Oyster Shucking and

Oyster Eating Contests, areheld annually on the mainstage on the waterfront’sWest End Avenue, Saturdaysat 2 p.m. They always at-tracts a great crowd of peo-ple who come to cheer ontheir favorite contestants.The record holder for theOyster Shucking Contest isRodney Dow of Mill Neckwho set the bar in shucking oysters at 57 in four minutes, in1985. He won after a tie with Andy Schuller of Oyster Bay– that had Rodney shuck 22 more in two minutes.Dave Relyea, said, “Usually now, the shuckers open be-

tween 30 and 40 oysters.” Mr. Relyea said, “I talked toRodney recently and he is living in eastern Long Island.He used to be a waterfowl hunter and he wanted to sellsome of his duck decoys. He is someone I know andhaven’t heard from in a long time.” Dave said he wouldinvite Rodney to this year’s event.Last year, at the 27th Oyster Festival, David Mahnken,

winner of the Oyster Shucking Contest for nine consecu-tive years was checking out the competition. Unfortunate-ly for him, he came in second last year.The winner of the 2010 Oyster Shucking Contest was

Ralph Alarcon of Oyster Bay, who shucked 37 oysters.He has been coming in second for several festivals and fi-nally shucked his way to the top. David Mahnken ofMelville came in second with 33.

Oyster EatingLongtime Oyster Festival oyster eating champ Michael

Chodkowski of Hicksville who won for nine years in arow, was a no-show at the 2010 festival. Instead, ShawnLeonard of Cold Spring Harbor won his third title. Hejoined the contest after his relative David Leonard won in1998 and Shawn has been carrying on the family traditionsince. In 1998, David Leonard of Central Islip set the oys-ter eating record at 480 oysters eaten. They were smallthat year, said Mr. Relyea.The oyster-eating contest winner in 2010 was Shawn

Leonard of Cold Spring Harbor who ate 144 oysters; hebeat out Bruce Gordon of Plainview who ate 84.Come see the contest and join the cheers to “chug,

chug, chug.” The oyster eaters are a hardy breed andchug, rather than eat, their oysters. It’s all in fun andfor a good cause for the annual Oyster Festival thatis the major fundraiser that supports over 35 localcharities.

HowMany Oysters Can You Eat?Extreme Eating Oyster Bay Style

The Oyster Shucking contestants setting up their areas just before the four minutecountdown begins. The record holder is Rodney Dow of Mill Neck who set the barfor shucking oysters – at 57 in 1985.

Oyster Easting contestants are holding up their firstround of 36 oysters to slurp out of the metal plates.Next come the cups with 12 each. The record was setin 1998, by David Leonard of Central Islip with 480oysters eaten. They were small that year.

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Oyster Bay Lions ClubOyster stew, kielbasa sandwiches,

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Oyster Bay Memorial VFW Post 8033Fried calamari, french fries,

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Life Enrichment Center at Oyster BayNew England and Manhattanclam chowder, clam fritters.

Mill River Rod and Gun ClubFried oysters, fried oysters, fried oysters.

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Centro Cultural Hispano de OBENEmpanadas, popusas, tostadas with

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Italian-American Citizens ClubSausage and pepper hero.

Oyster Bay Cooperative PreschoolHamburgers, hot dogs, funnelcakes,

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OB-EN Soccer ClubSteak sandwiches, Philadelphia

cheesesteaks, apple pie & ice cream,Belgian waffles with strawberries &

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Oyster Bay Chamber of CommercePulled pork sandwich, Texas chili.

St. Dominic CYOChicken wings in 31 different varieties:mild, medium, hot, spicy barbecue,teriyaki, etc.; chicken quesadillas,

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Sagamore Rowing AssociationChicken fingers, fish and chips,

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St. Dominic HS Parents ClubZeppolis, deep fried Oreo cookies &

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Oyster Bay High School Interact Club(Junior Rotary)

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techniques, footwork. The mental approach to improving your hitting, fi elding and turning double plays. Pitchers, catchers and fi elders can work on throwing techniques to enhance arm strength, develop proper mechanics and maximize their abilities to throw accurately. Taught by our minor and major league instructors.

Fee $59/session or $250/week for early registration

4. Advanced Noga Soccer clinic - (afternoon session,ages 8-12) on our new turf field. Will focus on improvingskills for ball control, shooting, speed and agility.

Play and learn what it takes to get to the next level in soccer with Noga instructors.

HOLIDAY SPORTS CLINICSHOLIDAY SPORTS CLINICS November 11 (Veterans Day)

November 23-25, 28 (Thanksgiving)December 19-23, 26-30 (Christmas recess)

We will be offering four different clinics on each of the above dates.

(Morning session 9-noon, afternoon session 12:30-3:30)

To register or ask questionsTo register or ask questions

call 516-280-2373call 516-280-2373or email ator email at info@covebasinfo@covebaseball.comeball.com

www.www.covebaseball.comcovebaseball.com200 Carney Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542200 Carney Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542

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Locust Valley, New York is nestled prominently on the North Shore of Long Island in the Town of Oyster Bay. This quaint, unincorporated hamlet is just one square mile in size but is rich in history and is one of the Gold Coast’s best-kept secrets.

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