Frye Island News Service VOLUME 2011, ISSUE 5 MAY 27, 2011

What’s New?

� Wayne’s words… page 3

� Upcoming Meetings… page 4

� USS Spruance & Michael Murphy Day… page 5

� One Pitch Softball Tournament… page 5

� Frye’s Leap General Store & Café… page 6

� Ice Cream Social… page 7

� Frye Island Public Works & Transfer Station… page 7

� Leisure Lounge… page 9

� Season’s Upcoming Events… page 9

� Free Family Fishing Days… page 12

Contents Important Information ............................................ 2 Town News ............................................................ 3 Fire Department..................................................... 6 Frye Island Police Department ............................... 8 Marina News ......................................................... 8

Ferry News ............................................................. 10Frye Island Golf Club .............................................. 11Activities & Recreation ............................................ 12Calendar ................................................................. 13

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Important Information

Town of Frye Island 1 Sunset Road Frye Island, ME 04071 Phone: 207-655-4551 Fax: 207-655-3422 Email: office@fryeisland.com Web site: www.fryeisland.com Town Manager: Wayne Fournier

Office Hours Tuesday thru Saturday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Sunday & Monday: Closed

Code Enforcement Officer John Thompson

Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Fire, Medical, or Police Emergencies – Call 911

Non-emergencies Frye Island Police: (207-893-2810)

Police Chief: Rod Beaulieu Fire Department: (207-655-8618)

Fire Chief: Steve Persson

Executive Committee James Kuiken......... First Selectman John Nun ............... Selectman Mark Thomas......... Selectman David Bond ........... Executive Committee - Chair Joe Potts Bob Sutherland Gary Donohue Joe Potts ................ Municipal Treasurer

Public Works Department Phone: 207-655-7493 Director: John Crosby

Transfer Station Operating Hours Saturday: 10 AM - 3 PM Sunday: 12 noon - 5 PM Holiday weekends: Monday, 12 noon - 5 PM Closed Sunday

If you need access to the Transfer Station Monday through Friday (8 AM - 3 PM), please call the Public Works Garage and leave a message. (Advance notice is greatly appreciated.) We will need your name and Island phone number.

Frye Island News Service Email: lkerrigan@fryeisland.com Submission deadline: Wednesday, 3:00 PM - No Exceptions

Representative to Legislature Michael D. McClellan (R-Raymond) District 103 27 Pismire Mountain Road Raymond, ME 04071 (207) 655-4438 RepMichael.McClellan@legislature.maine.gov

State Senator Bill Diamond (D-Cumberland) District 12 10 Crown Point Rd Windham, ME 04062 (207) 892-8941 SenBill.Diamond@legislature.maine.gov

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Island Manager’s Comments

Greetings everyone: As we look forward to this long Memorial weekend that typically signals the beginning of the season on Frye Island; let us not forget the reason for this special holiday. Memorial Day was established following the Civil War, in 1886 to honor the U.S. citizens, both Union and Confederate that died fighting in the War Between the States. From that time on May 30 and more recently the last Monday in May has been set aside to honor all of the men and women that have died serving our country during a time of war. So as we enjoy the weekend, let us not forget those who gave their lives so that we can enjoy the wonderful amenities offered on Frye Island and the freedoms and liberties that are available in the United States of America.

Long Beach Marina & Quail Circle Canal: The docks at the Long Beach Marina are in. We do have quite a few Islanders on the waiting list this year so if you do not plan to renew your rental slip, please call the office ASAP so that we can assign your slip to someone on the waiting list. The fees for 2011 are the same as last year:

� Marina Equity Slips $225.00 � Marina Rental $900.00 � Quail Circle $200.00

This is the final chance to pay for your slip. If you haven’t paid the appropriate fee by the end of business on Saturday you could loose the privilege of having a slip at the Long Beach Marina or Quail Circle.

Note: Proof of insurance must be presented when registering your boat as is the case with Motor Vehicles in accordance with the Yacht Club Policy.

Marina & Quail Stickers: In order to monitor use of slips, all boats occupying any slip in Quail Circle and the Marina shall display a Sticker issued by the Town office at the time of the slip renewal, rental or other authorized slip use. The slip owner/renter is responsible for ensuring the sticker is placed in a visible location. The fee is $5.00. There shall be an administrative fee of $100 assessed to the owner having the slip assignment if a boat occupies the slip without a sticker. This fee shall not apply if the use is without the slip owner’s knowledge or permission, although the owner of said boat will be subject to towing and storage charges/fees.

Quail Circle: If you are installing a dock at Quail Circle, please make sure you install it correctly so that it doesn’t infringe upon your neighbors space. The center of the dock should be located at the numbered pipe and pointed at the corresponding pipe on the opposite side of the channel. In addition, it has been brought to my attention that some people at Quail do not secure the outboard (the end in the water) end of the dock and wave action and wind can cause the dock to swing into their neighbor’s space. So, in addition to getting the dock in the right location, please consider this swinging potential when installing your docks.

Reminder: Parking for Quail Circle is at Quail Circle, the two areas on either side are intended as 5 minute pick-up, drop-off, so if you are taking your boat out for the day, please park accordingly.

SAD 6 Budget Meeting: The SAD 6 budget meeting will be held next Thursday evening June 2nd at the Bonny Eagle Middle School in Buxton. All Frye Island registered voters are invited to attend. The MSAD #6 budget committee has proposed a budget for the 2011 – 2012 fiscal year of $41,407,750. This is a reduction of $1,182,261 from the previous budget. Frye Island’s share of the budget, if passed as proposed, would decreases from $1,198,596 to $1,119,986. There are 17 Articles on the warrant for the budget meeting. Each Article will be discussed and voted on during this meeting. There is no absentee voting for the budget meeting. If any of the warrant articles are to be amended it will be done at this meeting. The warrant for this meeting will be posted on our web site and has been posted at the town office.

The referendum election to validate this budget will be held on Tuesday, June 14th. (The notice of this referendum election has been posted on the Town bulletin board). The polls will open at the Frye Island Community Center at 10:00 AM and will remain open until 8:00 PM. All registered voters can participate in this referendum election by voting in person at the Community Center, or by absentee ballot. A copy of the “Specimen Ballot” has been posted on the bulletin boards

I will post the results of the meeting on the Town bulletin board and on our website as soon as they are available from SAD 6.

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E-Tickets: We continue to add EZ Ride accounts to the system. We now have 86 accounts set-up and close to 200 EZ Ride users. Through the first 4 weeks of the season, we identified and prioritized 5 issues that we wanted to accomplish to improve the system. We have completed 2 of them, the more important being the modification to the scanner software. Our goal was to make the operation as simple as possible for the ferry crews while still processing all of the data we require. Thanks to some long hours by the developers and Ronnie Ilich, I think we have it. I am sure there will be a few more glitches but the basic process is working very well. We still have a couple of issues we are working on to improve the process at the server level but I am really pleased with the progress.

We are doing our best to keep up with the EZ Ride applications so that we can minimize the number of paper tickets in circulation. If you haven’t applied for an account please consider doing it. It makes the whole ferry ticketing process much simpler. If you have applied you will receive an email similar to the following:

“Thank you for submitting your EZ-Ride application for the Frye Island Ferry Service. You are being sent this email to verify the email address: your email address.com submitted with your application, as well as to set your password”.

Please click on the following link to verify your email address and create a new password:

Verify My Email and Create Password

Please click on the link and add your user name as it appears in e-mail address. We had a little glitch here that made the user name case sensitive but that has now been changed. So…the user name is not case sensitive but the password is. You can then add a password of your choosing and you should be all set. I try to create the ID Cards the same day your account is established so after you validate your email address and set your password, you should be able to pick up your cards in the office.

Setback Reductions: The following property owners have applied to the Board of Appeals for a setback reduction. A meeting has been scheduled for Friday June 17th, at 7:00 PM at the Community Center:

� James & Jeanne Walker 1291 Birch Road � Anthony Heimann 507 Leisure Lane � Wayne & Nancy Fournier 1113 South Beach

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Details of these requests are available in the Town Office

Ferry Trailer: I know that there are times it is necessary to enter the ferry trailer to conduct business, get ferry schedules, or directions or confirm rates; but I want to ask that you limit the visit to business only. The trailer isn’t very big and it gets very congested and confusing when crews are in the trailer, the phones are ringing and people are trying to conduct business. There are also times when there is money on the desk when the crews are reconciling shift activities so please be considerate of the ferry crews and limit your time in the trailer to conducting business only.

Computers: I learned something the other day that I thought I would share with you. One of the computers in the office was infected with a virus that prevented the user from accessing the internet and emails. We do have virus protection but this virus got into the computer via a “pop-up” when the internet was being accessed. The pop up came up in front of the internet home page and said that it was a message from XP Security and the computer system was being hacked. The message also said to click on the pop up to terminate the hack. However, when this was done it allowed the virus into the system.

I spent over an hour on the phone with our computer consultant. He took me to places in a computer that I had no idea existed in order to chase down the virus and eliminate it. We were eventually able to get rid of the virus. When we finished I was told that with some of these pop-ups just trying to X out of the popup is sufficient to enable the virus. Here is the part that I didn’t know that could help all of us. I was told that if you are on the internet and a pop up appears in front of the screen you are working with you should never try to close it by clicking on it anywhere but should try to close it by hitting the escape (“esc”) button.. If that doesn’t close out the pop up you can press the “alt” key and hit F4. That will safely close pop-ups with out enabling them to inflict a virus. Try it next time, it might save you a lot of heart ache and money.

Meeting Reminder: The next Board of Selectmen / Executive Committee meeting has been scheduled for Friday June 24th at the Community Center. It will begin at 6 PM.

Have a safe week!

Wayne

Board of Selectmen / EC Meeting Friday, June 24, 2011 at 6:00 PM Community Center

Marina Committee Meeting Sunday, May 29, 2011 Community Center

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Let’s Do It Again! USS Spruance & Michael Murphy Day on Frye Island

July 23, 2011

Last year’s USS Jason Dunham Day was a great success. Sailors from this guided missile destroyer, under construction at the Bath Iron Works, enjoyed a day of R&R on Frye Island and loved it, as did the Islanders who hosted them.

Now, we have another opportunity. Bath’s next ship, the USS Spruance, is nearing completion and is scheduled to leave in early September. The final ship in the series, the USS Michael Murphy is scheduled to sail away next spring, too early for its own day next year. So we would like to host a joint day, mostly for the sailors of the Spruance, all of whom are now in Bath, plus some of the few who have already joined the Michael Murphy. And we’re looking for Islanders who want to help out.

As we did last year, we would like to start with a welcome and ballgame in the late morning, followed by a barbecue lunch and informal recreation in the afternoon, including swimming, boating and kayaking, golf, basketball, soccer, volleyball, and tennis. We plan to close the day by inviting groups of two to four sailors to the homes of Island families for supper and relaxation. This was the high point last year for many of the sailors, who were missing their own homes and families while on temporary duty in Bath.

We would like to hear from those interested in participating, through offering boat rides, partnering in golf or tennis, contributing a pot luck dish for the noon lunch or, especially, in taking some sailors home for supper. Also, let us know of any ideas you have for the conduct of the day or if you would like to help organize an event. Please contact Dick Norris by e-mail at RichardCNorris@gmail.com or by telephone at 617-489-6997, or use the signup sheets at the office.

Note: This event is not scheduled until the 3rd week of July. The USS Spruance & Michael Murphy Day will again be advertised in FINS at a later date.

------------------------------------------------------------- One Pitch Softball Tournament

Single Elimination at ball field Saturday July 30th at 9:30 AM

Championship Game at 5:00 PM Sign up your team and play against the defending champs “The Frye’s Leap Café 2009 & 2010” Teams that have played in the past – Fire Dept., Golfers, D.P.W., Beach(s) #5, #6, #7 come on in #9!, Frye’s Leap Café, and family teams. A $50.00 donation per team to the Recreation Commission is asked to support events for kids. Winners receive Frye tee shirts. Sign up at the Store, or contact Tom Bishop – Recreation Commission (781) 983-1180 or tom.bishop@ge.com Note: This event is not scheduled until the end of July. This should give players plenty of time to organize and form teams. The One Pitch Softball Tournament will again be advertised in FINS at a later date.

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Fire Department Fire Barn: 207-655-8618

THERE IS NO OPEN BURNING PERMITTED ON FRYE ISLAND

Only permits for warming or cooking are issued providing that an adequate weather advisory has been dispatched to us from the State and that additional guidelines are met.

There are no other types of open burning allowed, including campfires or bonfires on either private or public property. Any person who engages in out-of-doors burning in violation of this article, or who fails to comply with any stated permit condition or restriction, commits a Class E crime.

If you have any questions concerning open burning or permitting for out-of-doors fires in the Town of Frye Island, please contact the Town Fire Warden/Fire Chief Stephen Persson or the Assistant Town Fire Warden/Assistant Fire Chief.

TO REPORT A FIRE OR MEDICAL EMERGENCY

DIAL 9-1-1

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655-4256

Welcome back, everyone! We’re hard at work opening the store and restaurant, and looking forward to another great season on the island. The official opening of the store is set for Friday, May 27th, with breakfast being served on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Memorial Day Weekend Schedule

� 5/27 Friday Store 8am – 9pm � 5/28 Saturday Store 8am – 10pm Café 8am – 10pm � 5/29 Sunday Store 8am – 9pm Café 8am – 9pm � 5/30 Monday Store 8am – 6pm Café 8am – 6pm � Tues – Thurs Store 8am – 2pm

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Ice Cream Social

Saturday, May 28th 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM

Make your own Sundae $4 per person

@ the Community Center

------------------------------------------------------------- Frye Island Public Works

Bobcat Please report any sightings (and where you saw it) of our island Bobcat. We are arranging for live trapping of this beautiful creature and we need to document his/her roaming habits.

Propane Dear Frye Island Residents,

Champagne’s Energy is looking forward to the opportunity to offer propane to the residents of Frye Island. In order to make this a viable opportunity we are hoping to obtain the commitment of at least 10 -12 residents initially. We have a scheduled a meet and greet meeting at the community center on Saturday May 28, 2011 at 10AM. This will enable us to meet you and introduce you to our company and answer any questions that you may have. We understand that many of the residents of Frye Island live either out of town and or out of state, that is why we chose the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend with hopes that more of you will be coming to the island for the holiday weekend. We look forward to meeting you. Please also remember that we are offering a first fill special of $2.7990 per gallon through June 30, 2011. In the meantime, please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

Sincerely, Dave Marcotte, Business Manager-Champagne's Energy Tel: 207-283-1518 - Fax: 207-284-4569 d.marcotte@champagnesenergy.com

Waterlines We will continue the installation of new waterlines at the north end of Leisure Lane / Timber Road / Beachview Road intersections. Please use caution when traveling through our work zone as workers are in and out of the trenches and we have moving equipment in the roadway.

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Rod Beaulieu Chief of Police

1 Sunset Road Frye Island, ME 04071

Non-Emergency Dispatch (207) 893-2810

Office (207) 655-2600

Fax (207) 655-3422

police@fryeisland.com

How to contact the Frye Island Police Department To avoid any confusion contacting your police department, please follow these simple rules.

1. For emergencies always dial 911 2. For non emergency business dial 893-2810 in area

code 207. This is the number to the dispatch center that the island contracts with. Contact will be made with the police department in real time by way of radio, phone, pager or email via BlackBerry. A call will be returned to the complainant shortly after we receive the information from dispatch.

3. Please do not leave police messages with the folks at the Town Hall, Public Works, Fire Department or other Town departments. In the past they have all been kind enough to relay messages to the police department but this is not their responsibility.

Golf Carts As we all know the island has an island exemption from the State of Maine to utilize golf carts as a form of transportation on the island. Simply, what this means is that due to our unique situation, being island residents, we can operate golf carts on public ways. This is a privilege, not a right, and with all privileges from the State this is governed by State Law. All golf cart operation must meet the following standards.

1. All golf carts must be registered through the Town Hall with the lot number displayed at the rear of the golf cart, ($12.00)

2. All golf carts have to be insured the same as any motor vehicle, ($50.00 to $75.00).

3. All operators of golf carts must have a valid driver’s license. There is no exception.

4. Golf carts that are operated after dark must have lights turned on.

Have a safe and relaxing Memorial Day weekend. I look forward to seeing you as we get settled in for the 2011 season.

Respectfully, Rod Beaulieu Chief of Police

Marina News Safe Boating Tips

� Always check your watercraft’s “capacity plate” and adhere to it’s guidance. Overloading your boat can lead to capsizing and the potential for loss of life.

� The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recommends: “Do not release unused bait into the waters that you are fishing; dump it into a proper trash receptacle on land far away from any water body.” This will help in reducing the number of invasive species from our precious water resources.

� Watercraft 16 feet or longer, must have a wearable U.S. Coast Guard approved Type I, II, or III PFD (personal flotation device) for each person on board PLUS at least one throw able device (Type IV) on board. Watercraft under 16 feet in length require one PFD for each person on board. All children 10 years of age and younger must wear a Type I, II, or III PFD while on board a watercraft.

Thought for the week

“Always do right. This will gratify some people

and astonish the rest.” ~ Mark Twain

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Leisure Lounge Fairway Lane (next to the golf pro shop)

655-3551 Air Conditioned Open to the Public

Hours: Monday – Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Friday – Sunday: 9:00 AM – Midnight

Sports Fans:

Enjoy satellite reception on our 42” plasma TV.

Full Bar Beer, Wine, & Mixed Drinks

(We also now offer wine by the bottle)

$3.50 Root Beer Floats

$2.00 Hot Dogs

$5.00 Pizza

Children under the age of 16 will no longer be allowed in the Lounge after

9:00 PM

Ice Cream Social

Saturday, May 28th 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM

Make your own Sundae $4 per person

@ the Community Center

MARK YOUR CALENDER FOR THIS SEASON’S UPCOMING EVENTS For more info, call Laura Crosby at the Clubhouse 655-3551

Wednesday, July 6 – Comedian Bob Marley @ the Community Center

Saturday, July 16 – Live Auction @ the Golf Club

Saturday, September 3 – End of Season Dance @ Community Center 8pm-midnight

We will let you know when tickets go on sale.

Guests are invited to donate goods or services (ie., caddy, handyman, party-boat sunset party, etc.) The popcorn machine will be one of the items donated by the Club House. Desserts will be provided during this event.

The Kahtunes Rock & Roll band from Portland will be performing (thank you Scott Leeman). Advanced tickets can be purchased at the Golf Club for $15.00 each. There will be a full cash bar available and snacks will be served.

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Ferry News 655-4258

This Week’s Ferry Schedule First Ferry Second Ferry

Saturday 7 AM - 11 PM 8 AM - 2 PM Sunday 7 AM - 9 PM 12 PM- 8 PM Monday 7 AM - 9 PM 12 PM- 8 PM Tuesday 6 AM - 9 PM Wednesday 7 AM - 7 PM

Thursday 7 AM - 11 PM Friday 7 AM - 12 Mid 3 PM - 9 PM

Ferry Thank You’s Ferry Thank You’s to Kathy and Joe Potts for the yummy cookies and to the Messerveys for the coffee.

Salmon On Thursday 5/19, the Maine Dept of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife came with 500 Landlocked salmon for the annual restocking of the lake.

Greg Massey and Matt Rinkus boarded the ferry with their tank truck, and Captain Spring and Mate Brian Pounds facilitated in helping to unload the fish into the “gut”.

These 1½ yr old salmon came from the Casco Fish Hatchery, and were all 6-8” in length.

The “flying fish” in the picture were actually tossed from a net by Greg for a great photo-op.

Thanks Matt and Greg!

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Frye Island Golf Club 655-3551 Open to the Public Fairway Lane

Hours Monday – Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Friday & Saturday: 9:00 AM – Dusk

Sunday: 7:30 AM - Dusk

Greens Fees Weekday: $22.00

Weekend and Holidays: $32.00

Twilight (after 5 PM) Weekdays $15.00 Weekends $17.00

Weekday Youth (16 or younger): $10.00

Weekend Youth (16 or younger): $20.00

3-day weekday pass: $50.00

Week-long unlimited golf pass: $120.00

Cart Rentals Gas Cart: 9 Holes: $16.00 18 Holes: $26.00

Pull Cart: 9 or 18 Holes: $4.00

Club Rentals: $12.00 Own Cart (no trail fee) 9 Holes: $10.00 18 Holes: $20.00

This Saturday is the Ryder Cup Golf Tournament. Tournament starts at 10:30.

Reminder Membership dues are now due. Payment can be made only by cash or check.

2011 Fee Schedule � Single Membership $605.00 � Family Membership $900.00 � Trail Fee $210.00 � Initiation Fee $500.00

Tentative 2011 Tournament Schedule Date Tournament Organizers

Sat, May 28 Ryder Cup Mark Thomas

Sat, Jun 18 Memorial Scholarship Kenny H.

Fri, Jun 24 GE Tournament Tom Bishop

Sat/Sun, Jun 25-26 June Invitational John Kett

July 1 – Labor Day Club Championship Bruce Nisula

Sat, Jul 2 Steak and Hot Dog John K/Bob T

Sat, Jul 23 Night Golf John K/Mike H

Sat/Sun, Aug 6-7 President’s Cup Vic S/Laura D

Sat, Aug 20 Member Guest Jim Hodge

Sat/Sun, Sep 10-11 Sebago Lake Escape Mark Thomas

Sat, Sep 24 TKE Fall Classic Hodge(s)

Sat, Oct 1 Big Break Various

TBD Junior Championship Paul L

Sunday Morning Scramble Every Sunday morning, tee off at 8:00am, sign up starting at 7:30am.

Sunday, May 22nd Scramble Results 1st Place Team (-5) $21.00 each:

Tom Canty Joe Bishop Mike Hurley Mike Kaplan Trevor

Closest to the Pin $21.00:

George Greenwich

Ryder Cup Golf Tournament Saturday, May 28th 10:30 AM rules overview 10:45 AM tee times Cost: $10/person for members $10 for non-members plus green fees Format: 18 holes – 2 person teams Holes 1-6 scramble Holes 7-12 best ball Holes 13-18 alternate shot (after both tee off) Net score uses 40% of combined handicap Closest to the pin on #4 and #8 Women play front tees Men play Silver tees on front Gold tees on back Tie breaker; Chip off

Sign up by noon Friday, May 27th in person OR phone the club @ (207) 655-3551. Please make sure to include your current handicap.

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Activities & Recreation Recreation Chairperson: Tom Bishop

Annual Plant Sale The Garden Club Plant and Bake Sale will be postponed until late June due to unforeseen circumstances. The combination of the chilly wet weather (not good for planting summer flowers) and late arrivals of Club members forced the decision. Please stay posted for further information.

Claire LaDow has the Bobbex concentrate and pump bottles available if you need some. Please give her a call at 655-7730."

Recreation Dept. will be opening Memorial weekend: Welcome back to Frye Island Community Center. We have planned many different activities for the summer. Capture the Flag will still be played on Saturday evenings. We will also have other planned activities at the ball field during the day as well. Hope to see you this weekend.

Until July 1, 2011 we will have modified hours at the Community Center.

Hours:

Saturday May 28th: 10-2pm 5:30-8pm Sunday May 29th: 7-8pm Candy Bar Bingo Monday, May 30th 10-2pm

Candy Bar Bingo – Candy bars will be for sale at the Center if you do not have one.

Bobbie Thomas Recreation Director

Free Family Fishing Days Will take place on Saturday and Sunday, May 28th and May 29th respectively. On these days, any person (except those whose license has been suspended or revoked) may fish without a license. All other laws and regulations apply on these days.

Frye Island Chapel Services every Sunday 9:00 to 9:30 AM

Beginning Sunday, May 29th In the Upper Room of the Community

Center All are welcome. Dress is casual.

You are cordially invited to attend our weekly non-denominational services, which are held every Sunday morning from 9:00 to 9:30 AM in the upper room at the Community Center. Coffee and refreshments to follow on May 29th.

Track and Field Attention ALL grade school children who are interested in learning the fundamentals of track and field.

Join other grade school kids on Saturday, May 28th from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM at the Frye Island ball field.

We will be running 6 events, 3 track and 3 field.

Please wear running shoes or sneakers and bring water or other beverage.

Adult volunteers welcome.

Pinetree Basscasters Fishing Club Tournament – Saturday, June 18th Luke Gagnon, President of Pinetree Basscasters fishing club will again hold a tournament on Saturday, June 18th from 7:30 to 4:00 at Long Beach. The rules of the tournament are anyone can fish alone for $30.00 (5 fish limit 12" minimum) and can win all. If you are fishing 2 in a boat it’s $30.00 a piece and the most you can win is $100.00.

Book Group Selections for 2011 All islanders are invited to join us to discuss the following books Monday evenings at 7:30 PM in the Community Center Library.

June 27 ANNA KARENINA by Leo Tolstoy July 18 OLIVE KITTERIDGE by Elizabeth Strout Aug. 8 THE WORST HARD TIMES by

Timothy Egan Aug. 29 THE HELP by Katherine Stockett

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May 2011 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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28 Annual Plant Sale CANCELLED

10:00a Propane - Champagne’s Energy @ CC

1:00p Track and Field @ ballfield

5:30p Ice Cream Social @ CC

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9:00a Marina Committee Mtg @ CC

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June 2011 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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25 8:30a Planning Board Mtg @ CC