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A monthly publication dedicated to building the spirit of communityin Nahant and beyond the Causeway.
The Nahant Harbor Review
September 2013
Welcome Back to School from theNahant Police Department
by Chief Robert C. Dwyer
As summer draws to an end, back-to-school season is in full swing.Safety should be a priority for the entire community as our children head backto school this fall. It is important for our parents and the community to stayup-to-date on proper safety precautions and share this information with theirchildren to keep them safe throughout the Nahant school year.
Whether your children walk, take the bus or ride their bicycle to school, itis very important that the children take proper steps to ensure their safety.Teach your children safe habits no matter how they get to school. If your childdecides to walk, he or she should walk with a friend, always walk on thesidewalk, cross the street either at a corner or intersection, always look left-right-left before crossing the street and never run or jump out in front of aparked car. If your child chooses the bicycle option, he or she should alwayswear a properly fitted helmet, understand and follow the rules of the road. Lastbut not least and most common the school bus. Riding the school bus is thesafest form of transportation for your children. It is important for the parents toremind their children to safely exit the bus. The children must be remindedthat the flashing school bus lights and stop sign are ignored by some motorists.The children have to pay attention to the traffic when crossing the street afterexiting the school bus. Behavior on the school bus is extremely important;explain to your child that the bus driver needs his full attention when operatingthe bus and he shouldn’t have to deal with behavioral issues. When on the bus,find a seat, sit down, no loud talking and be respectful to others. Withoutgetting into too much detail, Bullying will not be tolerated either in the schoolor on the bus.
Starting in September the Nahant Police Officers will conduct trafficenforcement in the area of Castle and Flash Road to ensure that our children inthe community safely return to school. I ask all residents to slow down in allschool zones; do not exceed the posted speed limit of 20 MPH. It’s imperativethat we pay attention while operating a motor vehicle in a school zone orotherwise.
Officer Conti is our School Resource Officer he can be reached duringthe day at 781-581-1212 should have any further question on school safety.The Nahant Police Department is looking forward to another year workingtogether with the Johnson School administration making our school environ-ment the safest on the North Shore.
In closing I wish the children and school administrators a safe and pro-ductive school year. Remember if you see something say something to thepolice. This will keep our children and the entire community safe.
From The Editor
Many Nahant residents havecommented to me these almosttwo years how much they missthe “little paper.” So I am happyto announce that Seaside Busi-ness Services will print a newNahant Harbor Review, begin-ning with a September 1st issue!This paper will be distributedthrough local Nahant businesses,including the Equitable Bank.
Sales Director, Sally Donais,a Nahant resident, has received avery enthusiastic response fromlocal businesses and individualsabout our return to print! So mostof our regular advertisers areback! Without their support therewould be no newspaper. Remem-ber, this paper will only exist inprinted form as long as theNahant community supports it.Otherwise, it will be gone for-ever.
Submissions, includingcalendar listings, event info andother articles, must be emailed [email protected], by the 15thof the month prior to the issuebeing readied for publication.
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Nahant Garden Club News for September 2013Nahant Garden Club member, Marie Ford, will conduct a “Hydrangea Wreath
Workshop” on Thursday, September 12th at 10:00 a.m. at the home of NancyWhitman. The Garden Club will provide the wreath and wire. Participants providetheir own dried or fresh plant material, clippers, chair and a sandwich. Pleaserespond to Marie at 781/581-0736 no later than September 6 to reserve your spacefor this special workshop. Cost is $6. You may also preorder chrysanthemums fromMarie when you RSVP which will be available for pick up at the workshop.
“Six Simple Steps for Successful Rose Gardening” is the topic of our Septem-ber 26th meeting held at the Knights of Columbus at noon. Hostesses are NicoleSanphy and JoAnn DeIulis. Our speaker is Mike Chute of RoseSolutions of RhodeIsland. Mr. Chute is an American Rose Society Master Rosarian and author of Rosesof New England: A Guide to Sustainable Rose Gardening.
Nahant’s Oldest CitizenOn Sunday afternoon, August 25th,
with many family and friends in atten-dance, Town Moderator David Conlin,awarded Nahant’s Boston Post Cane toMarie Lea Conley, of Desmond Drive, asshe reaches her 98th birthday. She is theoldest person on the Town Clerk’s “Listof Residents.”
In 1909, the gold-headed caneinscribed “Presented by the Boston Postto the Oldest Citizen of Nahant, Mass., tobe Transmitted,” was one of the 431canes the newspaper distributed to townsthroughout New England, with theunderstanding that the selectmen were toaward the cane to the oldest living man intheir community. In 1930, women, also,became eligible for the honor.
In Essex County, only seventeen of the twenty-seven canes given out in 1909are known to still be in existence. Fortunately, Nahant’s Cane has survived andcontinues to be awarded. In recent years, the cane is presented and then kept ondisplay at the Historical Society, while a framed scroll is awarded to the recipient as apermanent keepsake, with the community’s congratulations and best wishes!
9th Annual “Sea to Shining Sea 5 Miler” Road Race Sept. 22nd
This annual event will be held on Sept 22nd, from the Nahant Life-SavingStation, at 9:30 a.m. (walkers) and 10:00 a.m. (runners). The Pre-Registrationfee is $25.00, same day registration is $30.00.
This is an annual, major fundraiser for the repairs and up-keep of theLSS, featuring awards, runners and raffle, with a cookout to follow.
Everyone is welcome. Come and have a fun morning at the Station.Donations of prizes for the runners and raffle items are welcome and mostappreciated. Hope to see you there!
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Hoompa Racers to “Carbo Up” at Raggae BeachParty August 31st, 3:30 to 7:30 p.m., Short Beach
Reggae Beach Party and Concert with SOUL REBEL PROJECT: a well-known Reggae Band on the North Shore and beyond. Help kick off the come-back of Nahant’s own “Hoompa Nickel Race.” Come casual, wear your bath-ing suit. Bring your blankets, chairs and kick-up-your-heels to the music ofSoul Rebel Project.
This is a free family event. All are welcome! Hot dogs, hamburgers andall the fix’ns will be sold, to benefit the Hoompa Nickel Race.
For more race info, call Wayne Noonan at the NVA. 781-581-7332.
Welcome Back!
No one knows the results of something new. The popular Law of Unin-tended Consequences rules whenever new ground is broken.
The absence of a printed Harbor Review was a loss to the community thatwas deeply felt. Despite its online presence, the paper was a ghost of its formerself.
I feel certain that the Editor intended to advance into the digital world.However, the paper’s audience showed reluctance to follow. Perhaps thereaders did not think of this move as progress.
Of as great value to a community newspaper as the readers, are thecontributors. The real value of the paper is that it allows neighbors to talk witheach other, fostering relationships within the community. The print formatprovides a traditional way of filling the role of communicator.
Welcome back, Harbor Review. I feel as though I am reunited with an oldfriend. —Daniel A. deStefano
Monthly Breakfast Resumes Sept. 6th and 27th
The monthly breakfasts will resume on Friday, September 6th, with apresentation about Peace Corps work in Mongolia by PC Volunteer JudyGates. She joined the Peace Corps at age 65, turning into a reality her motto:“It is never too late to make a difference on a global level.”
On Friday, September 27th, at 8:00 a.m., another breakfast is scheduled.Our guest is John Coulon, Health Inspector for the Towns Nahant andTopsfield. He will speak about Hurricane Preparedness.
Thank you for your continued interest in and support of the communitybreakfast program. We look forward to seeing you on Sept. 6th and 27th. In themeanwhile, have a wonderful and safe summer. — Cal and Marrit Hastings
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Nahant’s 12th Annual Holiday Fair at Town HallSaturday, November 23rd
Mark your calendars! Plan to spend the day! This much awaited “gem” ofa show is scheduled for Saturday, November 23rd, at the Nahant Town Hall.Once again, the show will benefit The Nahant Woman’s Club ScholarshipFund.
We are becoming such a successful show that we have to limit the num-ber of artists and categories. It is important that you get your application andpayment in before September 1st. After the cut off, we cannot guarantee you aspace. (This policy includes past veterans of the show, also). All new potentialvendors must send three photos of their work with the application form.
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Concert Singers Announce 34th Season
This fall the Concert Singers will begin their thirty-fourth season byrehearsing French composer Cesar Franck’s monumental, Mass in A Major.The holiday concerts will also feature “A Boy is Born” as a tribute to BenjaminBritten’s 100th anniversary year, J.S. Bach’s popular “Jesu, Joy of Man’sDesiring,” “O Holy Night” by Adam, arrangements of familiar Christmascarols, a selection of works devoted to the Hanukah season; and a few choralsurprises!
The fifty-voice chorus will be accompanied by flutes, strings, harp andprofessional soloists. The two holiday performances will be held on Friday,December 6th in Swampscott and Sunday, December 8th in Lynn.
No auditions are required, just a willingness to attend rehearsals inSeptember, October and November. Rehearsals, beginning September 3rd, areheld every Tuesday evening from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., at the Unitarian-Univer-salist Church, 101 Forest Avenue, Swampscott, MA. September 3rd, 10th,17th and 24th, are “open rehearsals.” Open to all who like to sing, come meetthe director and fellow singers. Try out the music with no obligation whatso-ever. Membership dues are modest and each singer only pays for his/hermusic. After September 24th, no new members will be admitted until January2014, when preparation for the spring concerts begins.
The Concert Singers is conducted by William C. Sano, long-time facultymember of the Marblehead Public Schools and instructor of “Season at Sym-phony” in Swampscott. Sano is also a pianist and organist and teaches for theSalem State “Explorers.” He holds music degrees from Baldwin-WallaceCollege in Ohio and the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. Theaccompanist is Margaret J. Dee, retired music teacher in the Danvers PublicSchool System. Miss Dee is also organist for Our Lady of the AssumptionR.C. Church, in Lynnfield.
For more information, call music director, William Sano, at 978-744-4787, or President Anne Austin, at 781-593-3916.
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The Caning - The Assault That Drove America toCivil War By Stephen Puleo
Nahant Historical Society cordially invites you to the 13th annual PatersonLecture Sunday September 29, 2013 at 2:00 pm in the Serenity Room, NahantCommunity Center 41 Valley Road, in Nahant. The Paterson Lecture is a yearly eventheld in memory of the Society’s late president, historian, author and entrepreneurStanley C. Paterson. Moreover, this event is part of the 12th annual Essex NationalHeritage Trails and Sails, held each September to celebrate Essex County’s richunique history, breathtaking land and seascapes plus many hidden gems, such as ourown Nahant. As part of the Society’s commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of theCivil War, we present The Caning - The Assault That Drove America to Civil War byStephen Puleo. This features a longtime summer visitor to Nahant, Charles Sumner,the illustrious United States Senator from Massachusetts from 1851-1874. An ac-claimed orator, Sumner used his talents to passionately advocate the abolitionistcause. On May 22, 1856 in the United States Senate Chamber, he was brutallyattacked and beaten by the ardent pro-slavery Congressman Preston Brooks fromSouth Carolina. Come and learn more about this astonishing story that acceleratedour nation and Nahant into the Civil War.
Stephen Puleo is an author, historian, a Suffolk University teacher, publicspeaker, and communications professional. Holding a master’s degree in history fromUMass-Boston, he was formerly an award-winning newspaper reporter and contribu-tor of feature stories and book reviews to American History magazine and the BostonGlobe. In addition, Puleo teaches at Suffolk University in Boston. In addition to TheCaning, his books include A City So Grand: The Rise of an American Metropolis,Boston 1850-1900; The Boston Italians: A Story of Pride, Perseverance and Paesani,from the Years of the Great Immigration to the Present Day; Due to Enemy Action:The True World War II Story of the USS Eagle 56; and Dark Tide: The Great BostonMolasses Flood of 1919. He donates a portion of his book proceeds to the JuvenileDiabetes Research Foundation.
This lecture is free and open to the public. Light refreshments served. Parking islimited, but shuttle service will be available at St. Thomas church’s lot, at 248 NahantRoad, one half-hour before and after the program. The Caning will be available topurchase and its author will glad to sign a copy for you or a special someone.
Rally Day is on the Horizon, Sunday, Sept. 8th
It’s always fun to run into our Sunday School kids during the summer andoutside the classroom. When I run into one at beach it seems so out of contextthey’re not sure it’s me, and this summer I’ve had the chance to see almost allof them at one point or another.
Rally Day, the day we all come back together is on the horizon. Plans arebeing made, curriculum considered. Soon, I will start cleaning up classroomsand getting ready for a new year. How fast the summer seems to have flown!
I look forward to our annual Rally Day picnic, held the Sunday afterLabor Day. Hot dogs, hamburgers and rolls and condiments will be provided.Anyone who would like to bring a salad, or dessert, please follow-up on thaturge and we’ll make it a party. I hope to see you all there, young and old, as wekick off a new Sunday School year and bring a little noise back to the church,after the serene quietness that only comes with summer.
— Chris Stevens
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Car Guy Joe Moccia has Great Luck with theNumber Two
Nahant resident, Joe Moccia, 73 Little Nahant Road, has been collectingand driving classic cars for over 40 years. He hit the “Collector Car Lottery”this summer, when his two classic cars won best in show awards in two con-secutive weeks, in June. His 1969 Corvette Stingray won Best in ShowPeople’s Choice, out of 300 Corvettes on Corvette Day, at Larz AndersonMuseum of Transportation on June 9th. On the following Sunday, his 1960Volkswagen Beetle won Best in Show Volkswagen, at The Museum’s GermanCar Day Lawn Event. Two cars, two weeks, two best in show awards (not“two” shabby).
Joe is happy to share his knowledge of collecting with friends and neigh-bors. He is happy to help anyone who would like to find a classic car for fun orinvestment. The prices of some classic cars have doubled in value, over thepast few years. Joe always says, “You can’t take your stock certificate, or CDfor a Sunday drive.”
You can check out the summer lawn events at the Museum of Transporta-tion at Larzanderson.org, or to tour the Museum to see “America’s Oldest CarCollection.”
Those Who Can, For Those in Need Fair
On Saturday, September 7th, the 2nd annual “Those Who Can, For ThoseIn Need” Resource-Volunteer Fair will be held at Ingleside Park, (right behindthe Winthrop Middle School, 151 Pauline Street, Winthrop). This event will beheld from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The organizations present will be from theNorth Shore and Boston areas. The categories that will be covered are Elderly,Losing a Loved One, Children, Low Income and Homeless Issues. And, if youare looking for volunteer opportunities, this is the place to come. There will befood, live entertainment and children activities. This is a FREE event for all.For more information, please call Judie VanKooiman, 617-462-5719.
Village Church Extends Invitation for NewRingers for Hand Bell Choirs
As we gear up for Rally Day on September 8th, please consider gettinginvolved with one of our two hand bell choirs. It is a lot of fun and no back-ground with music is required (although a help).
The youth bell choir typically meets on Sundays immediately after Sun-day School from 11:30 to noon. The adults will rehearse on a to-be-determinednight that is convenient for the bell ringers.
Let Marrit Hastings, at the Nahant Village Church, know if you have anyinterest in joining this fall. And feel free to invite a family member or friend.The bell choirs are not limited to members of our church.
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Walk to End Alzheimer’s: Joanne’s Royal Court
Every 68 seconds someone develops Alzheimer’s and every year theAlzheimer’s Association sponsors, “Walk to END Alzheimer’s,” in September,to raise money. This year the Mass Association of Council on Aging hasteamed up with the Alzheimer’s Association and has pledged to raise $15,000.
Since joining the walk as a team was not an option for our COA, wewanted to do something to help this cause. So we, the COA, will dofundraising for a local Nahant team who will be walking on Sunday, Septem-ber 29th.
Pamela Morse and Mary Beth O’Malley have formed a team called“Joanne’s Royal Court.” They will be walking for one of their dearest friends,Joanne Marie. Joanne is a long-time Nahant resident and former schoolteacher, who was struck by this dreaded disease several years ago.
Joanne has the love and support of her family and friends who are nowreaching out to the many organizations on the North Shore, which help andsupport Alzheimer’s victims and caregivers.
Through this walk, your donations help support vital research and essen-tial support programs and services. Please head down to the Tiffany Room anddonate. We will have Forget-Me-Nots that will be on display around theTiffany Room, with the names of the generous people who donate. We areopened from 9:00 to 1:00, Monday through Friday. If you want more informa-tion, please call the Senior Center at (781) 581-7557. You can also go towww.alz.org and donate to team “Joanne’s Royal Court.” Again, let’s remem-ber that every 68 seconds someone develops Alzheimer’s
Art Gala on the Island Saturday September 7thA Benefit for the Nahant Historical Society
01908 cordially invites you to Art Gala on the Island, a benefit for theNahant Historical Society, on Saturday, September 7th, from 6:00 to 10:00p.m., at the Nahant Country Club. Nahant’s natural beauty has always inspiredartists. Enjoy and purchase amazing works by artists from our talented com-munity. Admire historical artifacts presented by the Society. Enjoy deliciousrefreshments and cash bar.
Tickets are on sale now at the Society, $25 per person in advance, or $30at the door. Important, please make out your check to “01908.” Bring to theSociety, or mail to: Nahant Historical Society, 41 Valley Road, Nahant, MA01908. You may also purchase your tickets from any 01908 volunteer. Dona-tions to the Art Gala’s silent auction are much appreciated. Thank you for yoursupport.
Introducing the Joe Mack Band
Hi! I’m Joe Mack, a Nahant resident and member of The Joe Mack Band.The Joe Mack Band is appearing with the incredible James Montgomery onThursday, October 3rd, at Celley’s Pub, 742 Western Ave, Lynn.
Get your tickets now!!! Tickets are going FAST! Call me (781) 581-0848, or call Celley’s at (781) 595-9260 for tickets!!! Peace
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Community Calendar • September 2013
Thinking Ahead!Saturday Evening, October 26...Harvest Supper at the Village ChurchStay Tuned for More Details
Sunday, September 29, 9:00a.m. to 1:00 p.m.Alzheimer’s Association’s “Walk toEnd Alzheimer’s.” Donationsaccepted for Nahant’s team,“Joanne’s Royal Court,” at theTiffany Room, weekdays, Mondaythru Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Garage / Yard Sales
Charity Garage Sale, Saturday,September 14th, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m., at the corner of Maolis Rd. andWinter St., Nahant, featuringhousehold items, collectibles, books& misc. Donations of sale items arewelcome. Info: Becky 781-581-0432.This sale will benefit “Promise theChildren,” and “Lynn ParentsOrganizing for Better Education.”
Saturday, Sept. 21st 9-3Yard Sale to Benefit the New HarborReview, 156 Bass Point RoadSmall Appliances. Lots of glassware.Picture frames, new & costumejewelry, candy molds, cake pans,furniture, gently-worn clothing andshoes, women’s leather handbags,collectibles, home-baked goodies,fudge. Other cool stuff. (Rain date:Sunday, 22nd, Noon-5). Weappreciate your support!Donna & Sally
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Enjoying the Cultures of Our World October 5th
The Nahant Council on Aging is hosting a cultural event on Saturday,October 5th. This event is being made possible with a grant from Greater LynnSenior Services (GLSS) and is titled, “Enjoying the Cultures of Our World.”We will highlight the Asian Cultures of Thailand, Japan and China. The partywill feature various foods, entertainment, costumes (worn by volunteers) andeducational information about the different countries.
The evening festivities will take place at the Town Hall Auditorium, from6:00 - 11:00 p.m., on October 5th. Tickets are $10.00 pp, with a voucher forone free beer or wine. Additional vouchers for beer and wine are $2.00 each.Tickets can be purchased by calling Linda Peterson, Director of the Council onAging at 781 581-7557. Let’s make this a evening to remember.—Linda Peterson, Executive Director-Nahant COA
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