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Alexandra Mocciawins 1st Place in

NationalCompetition

written by her proudfather, Joe MocciaOn June 18th, at the MGM

Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada,Alexandra won first place at the USA World Showcasetalent competition, for singing in the children’s divi-sion. The competition was televised on PAX TV onJuly 25th, at 12:30 p.m. You will be able to view theshow online at www.usaworldshowcase.com, and vote,by August 6th, for your favorite performer to win thegrand prize. Please join with me in voting forAlexandra. Let’s show the rest of America how specialour town is and how we support our fellow Nahanters.

Good luck Alex!

A townwide celebration to mark the dedication of the restored Bailey’s Hill Gazebois scheduled for Saturday, September 24th, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., in Bailey’s HillPark. The free celebration, sponsored by the Town of Nahant and the Nahant Woman’sClub, will include music, food, period costumes, and many exciting activities, includinga children’s art exhibit and contest. Rain date is Sunday, September 25th.

This dedication is actually a rededication. In 1976, the Nahant Woman’s Clubsecured a grant to construct the original Gazebo. The original Bailey’s Hill Gazebo wasdedicated in 1976, the nation’s bicentennial year. 1976 also marked the first visit of theTall Ships off the shores of Nahant. Over the years, the Gazebo has become a trueNahant landmark and has been used for band concerts, picnics, children’s activities,community events, wedding ceremonies, and as a gathering place for town people whoenjoy the park. After almost 30 years, the gazebo is in poor condition and poses safetyconcerns.

Three years ago, the Nahant Woman’s Club initiated numerous fundraising projects,including the 2003 kitchen tour, to assist in the rebuilding of the Gazebo. Funds raisedtotal $8,000. A check for the final installment of $4,500 was presented to the Town ofNahant by Past President Calantha Sears, current President Marrit Hastings, and Trea-surer Polly Bradley. Town Administrator Mark Cullinan accepted the check, with thanks,on behalf of the Town. This gift was in addition to the $3,500 donated earlier. A $10,000Community Preservation Grant was approved in the 2005 Town Meeting to pay for therenovation work. Architect John Falat created the improved design for the Gazebo, andwork was begun in late July, by the firm selected by the Town, JP Construction. The costof the renovations totals $18,000.

The art exhibit and contest, for all Nahant children under 12, will be one of thehighlights of the rededication. Its theme is: “Things I like to do best in Nahant.” Entriesmust be brought to Bailey’s Hill by 8:00 a.m., on the day of the event. The NahantWoman’s Club will also be celebrating the 110th anniversary of its founding.

The Nahant Woman’s Club presents a check for$4,500 to the Town of Nahant for reconstruction of theBailey’s Hill Gazebo. Left to right: Calantha Sears,outgoing president of the Woman’s Club; MarritHastings, incoming president; Mark Cullinan, NahantTown Administrator, who accepted on behalf of theTown; and Polly Bradley, treasurer. This check is inaddition to the $3,500 donated earlier by the Woman’sClub, making a total of $8,000. A $10,000 CommunityPreservation Grant approved at the 2005 Town Meetingwill complete the payment for the renovation work.

Townwide Celebration September 24To Rededicate Bailey’s Hill Gazebo

Drawing by Lucy Doane of Nahant.


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The Nahant HistoricalSociety gratefully acknowl-edges the support of themany individuals, organiza-tions and corporations inthe creation of its summerexhibition, “Nahant: thePainted Shores.”

We are thanking eachof you outside this forum,because some prefer toremain anonymous. How-ever, we want you all toknow that this exhibit is acelebration, not only of theSociety’s 30th Anniversary,but also of Nahant, itself. Itwould not been possiblewithout you. Thank youvery much!

Nahant: the PaintedShores is now part of ourcommunity’s history but thememory remains, capturedin its companion exhibitcatalog, which is stillavailable at $25.

Please come by, ormail your requests to theSociety at 41 Valley Road.

Free delivery is of-fered inside Nahant.

Coffee House Continues atCommunity Center

by Carol Hanson

The Open Mic-style coffeehouse, held at the Com-munity Center at the Valley Road School, on the lastFriday of each month, continues this month, from 6:00 to9:00 p.m., on August 29th. Hosts Jeff and Carol Hansonwill provide live music between performers and a PAsystem. Performers should bring their own instruments.Musicians, poets, stand-up comedians and orators areinvited to share their talents.

Admission is $5 for adults, $1 for children over 5,and performers are admitted free of charge. Refreshmentswill be available to purchase. Please call 781-599-2222.

Soap Box DerbyRoars Back in

September

It’s the time of year tostart planning your entryinto this year’s excitingSoap Box Derby race, to beheld on Sunday, Sept. 18th,on Little Nahant Road,starting at 10:30 a.m.

Organizers are lookingfor a large group of entrantsthis year—the word is thata new crop of eight-year-olds can’t wait to race!

The race will belimited to a maximum of36 entrants on a first come,first served basis. Thosewho entered last year’s racehave received their forms inthe mail.

Entry forms areavailable at various loca-tions around town, or bycalling Harold “Bumper”Gooding at 599-6145, orSuzanne Hamill at 592-1263.

Entries must bereturned by August 5th inorder to be eligible.

Nahant Public Library PresentsThe Places You’ll Go!

by Dan deStefano

The Nahant Public Library will close its SummerReading Program with a presention of Parents’ ChoiceAward winners, Davis Bates and Roger Tincknell, in aparticipatory program of stories and songs for all ages.“The Places You’ll Go: Exploring Reading in Story andSong,” will involve the audience in a variety of culturaltraditions. The stories told include international folk tales,just-so stories and stories from Davis’s own family. Thesongs are accompanied by the Aztec rainstick, Inca flute,Russian balalaika, African drum, guitar, mandolin andbanjo. The artists include plenty of sing-along, dancing,and movement.

Bates and Tincknell combine more than six decadesof experience performing for families throughout theNortheast. They are known for their strong vocal harmo-nies, humor, and warm, participatory performing style.Pete Seeger has praised Bates as “thoughtful, creative,human and a fantastic storyteller.” His traditional style oftelling stories is a refreshing change from passive televi-sion and video. Tincknell is am accomplished musician,singer, and songwriter, a master of the guitar, banjo,mandolin, bazouki and harmonica.

“The Places You’ll Go” will take place at the NahantPublic Library at 2:00 p.m., on Wednesday, August 17th,2005. The Library will open at 1:30, in order to accommo-date the audience. For more information, call 781-581-0306. Be sure not to miss this wonderful, family-oriented,entertaining event!

The Nahant Country ClubWelcomes All

Uncork a new season with a champagne reception atthe Nahant Country. You’re all invited!

How much do you know about the Nahant CountryClub? Why should you join? Find out at the club’s cham-pagne reception for prospective members September 16th,6:00 to 8:00 p.m., at—where else?—the Nahant CountryClub, 280 Nahant Road.

In addition to tennis and platform tennis, the club isplanning a full schedule of members-only social eventsthis fall, winter and spring. There will be several Don’tCook Fridays, the very popular Friday night suppers heldin the club’s pub. The club will also host a Super Bowlparty complete with wide-screen TV, a kids’ Christmasparty and a kids’ Easter egg hunt. In addition, club mem-bers will receive a discount to the Visions of Nahant artshow and wine-tasting and to Blues Night, the coolestnight of the year.

The whole idea is to make the club once again thesocial center of Nahant, a place to relax with old friendsand make new ones. Anyone can join the Nahant CountryClub. A social membership is only $50 per family. Tennisand platform tennis memberships are equally reasonable.

Learn more about the club and become a member atthe champagne reception. Admission is free and everyoneis welcome. If you’re looking for a way to meet yourneighbors, or if you used to be a member, but no longerare, this is your chance to learn all about the new, rein-vigorated Nahant Country Club. Reservations are re-quired; call Kellie Frary at 581-1453 to make them.

Letter to the Editor:

Like many who viewed the Nahant HistoricalSociety’s exhibit of paintings, featuring our shoreline, Ipurchased the catalog. Besides the excellent photographsof the art work, I was especially pleased to read again theeloquent and moving introduction, “Nahant’s RhythmicFlavors” by Daniel deStefano; it appears in the book, as itdoes in the show, at the beginning.

This sets the tone for a walk through a century-and-a-half’s artistic expressions. The words match the mood sowell, you may do as Dan suggests, when you finish thebook, walk on the beach.

The cliche “If you liked the movie—you’ll love thebook,” comes to mind. If you enjoyed the exhibit, you’lllove the catalog. Thanks to everyone who assisted in thisspecial cultural happening.

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Learn About the Real EstateAssessment Process

Sheila Hambleton, Assistant Assessor of the Town ofNahant, will address the August 5th Nahant VillageChurch Men’s Group breakfast. She will outline themechanics of the real estate assessment process (i.e. howvalues are arrived at) and explain tax abatement possibili-ties, for a variety of residents and reasons. This is anopportunity to learn how these abatements function andhow to apply for them.

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The Full Montysubmitted by Polly Bradley

Tickets are still available for “The Full Monty”matinee on Wednesday, October 26, at 2:00 p.m. TheNahant Woman’s Club is sponsoring a trip to the NorthShore Music Theatre, to see the performance of thisoutstanding musical comedy, full of energy, high spiritsand witty songs. Tickets may be reserved by sending acheck for $31 per seat, before August 26th, to PollyBradley, Treasurer, Nahant Woman’s Club, 33 SummerStreet, Nahant, MA 01908.

Nahanters who are not Woman’s Club members, arealso invited to attend. For more information, email MarritHastings at [email protected], or call 781-581-5691.

Romeo and Julietsubmitted by Polly Bradley

Three performances of Shakespeare’s “Romeo andJuliet” will be staged by Pastimes Theatre, on August26th, 27th and 28th, at 6:00 p.m., at the American LegionPark, on Broadway in Revere. Roberta Payne-Strange, ofNahant, will perform in the play.

Bertie is the daughter of Nicholas Strange andWendy Payne, a Nahant Woman’s Club board member.Bertie, and one other child, will join a troupe ofShakespearian actors to play jointly the role of Chorus.Both children have a few lines, enjoy much stage time andhelp with narration. The performance is outdoors andattendees may bring lawn chairs, if desired. Admission isfree.

In September, Bertie Payne-Strange will be perform-ing in “The Boston Miesner Slams” (the youngest per-former ever accepted into the ensemble). In January andFebruary 2006, Bertie will be playing MaryAnnie in,“They Named Us Mary,” at The Boston Playwright’sTheatre. Currently, Bertie is filming her first feature film,“Public Enemy Number One,” slated to be released early2006.

The group Pastimes brings cherished literature andhistorical periods to life, through its presentations, includ-ing traditional theatre, interactive theatre (which immersesthe audience in the environment portrayed) and festivals,such as Robin Hood Faire.

Pastimes says, “By a special grant from the Massa-chusetts Cultural Council, Pastimes presents the classictale of boundless love amid ancient hatreds, Romeo andJuliet. Experience romance, intrigue, swordplay, raucouscomedy, and of course, heartbreaking tragedy.”

For more information about the Revere performanceof Romeo and Juliet, email Wendy Payne at [email protected].

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Under the direction ofMolly Conlin, anotherbeautiful quilt will beraffled to benefit the resto-ration of the Nahant Life-Saving Station.

Tickets are $5 dollarseach or 6 for $25 and canbe purchased at Town Hall,the Library, or fromquilters: Molly Conlin, DebAliff, Jeanne Adamo,Joanne DeIulis, EstherJohnson, Micki Kirkman,Maryann Lermond, orMaureen Ward.

This year’s raffleincludes second- and third-prizes, a matted and frameddigital photo of last year’squilt and a trio of Red Sox/Patriot Pillows.

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Free children’s activi-ties: face-painting, animalballoons, and the Museumof Science’s Science Vanand more.

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Nahant Junior Invitational Tennis Tournament 2005

submitted by Mary and Dunbar Livingston, Tournament Directors

The Nahant Junior Invitational Tennis Tournament was held at the Nahant CountryClub on June 27th, June 28th and June 29th (Mon., Tues., Wed.), this year. The Tourna-ment is held under the auspices of the Country Club Tennis Committee. It is for boys andgirls ages 10 and under, 12 and under, and 14 and under, in the categories of singles anddoubles. Mixed doubles were held for 12 and under and 14 and under players. Thetournament directors are Dunbar and Mary Livingston. The tournament was kept onschedule by starting players at 8:00 a.m. and allowing for a one hour, mid-day break.Fortunately, the weather was warm and great for tennis.

Very nice trophies from Glass Dimensions in Essex, inscribed with the Nahant150th Anniversary Logo, went to the winners and finalists. The trophies were alsoinscribed with the legend “Birthplace of American Tennis”, honoring Nahant for thatdistinction

This year is the sixth year of the tournament and it is more successful than ever.The tournament was held over three full days and attracted 70 players, the largest groupof players we have ever had, representing a substantial increase over the 52 players, whoentered last year. The 70 players accounted for 139 entries in 14 separate events.

Players were from the following clubs: the Nahant Country Club, the Cary StreetClub, the Eastern Yacht Club, the Corinthian Yacht Club, The Beach Club, Bass RiverTennis Club, Northeast Tennis Club, North Shore Tennis Club and the Essex CountyClub.

Nahant Country Club junior players were also hosted at the Eastern Yacht Club, toparticipate in challenge matches against the Eastern, on Friday, July 1st, after the tourna-ment. This is the first time Nahant has been invited and we would like to make it anannual event.

We are grateful for the support of Country Club tennis players for their help duringthe tournament. Special thanks goes to Michael Flynn, Tennis Committee Chair, for allhis help and support during the tournament. Thanks also to John Falat and Bobby Kelly,of the Country Club Tennis Committee, for help with setting up and taking down thetent. Also thanks to Dave Marshall of the Tennis Committee for help in monitoring thecourts for the younger players. Parents of some of the players very generously donatedsome treats.

We plan to put this tournament on next year and look forward to your continuedsupport.

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Congratulations to Nahant Tennis players, Mixed Doubles 14 and under Finals.L to R: James Hooper and Jennifer Cleary, Sam Livingston and Jennifer Mscicz. TheNahant Junior Invitational was held at the end of June. The tournament was verysuccessful.


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Girls Inc Charity Golf Tournament

On Wednesday, August 31, 2005, Girls Incorporated of Lynn, will host a charitygolf tournament—and everyone is invited to participate. The first “Guys and Gals Teeingoff for Girls” charity tournament takes place at Gannon Golf Course in Lynn, beginningat 9:30 a.m. The proceeds from the tournament will benefit Eureka our summer math,science, technology and sports enrichment program for at-risk, low-income girls. Moniesraised by the “Guys for Girls” initiative will support our building project.

The tournament features a four-person scramble, with a shotgun start at 10:00 a.m.All levels of playing ability are welcome. The cost to play is $175 per person and in-cludes greens fees, golf cart, Continental breakfast, gifts, awards and barbecue dinner.

Pete Pedro and Kathi VanderLaan are co-chairing the tournament and are lookingforward to a fun-filled day of golf, on behalf of Lynn’s premiere organization for girls.

“I am glad to join the ladies to help raise money for Girls Inc. and kick off the“Guys for Girls” initiative,” said Pete. “We have a very exciting building renovationproject ahead of us and I know we can count on the people of Lynn and surroundingcommunities to lend support on behalf of the girls.”

Several levels of sponsorship are available for businesses and other supporters.BMW, of Peabody, will sponsor the hole-in-one contest. Sponsors to date include:Eastern Bank, The Bostonian Group, Cambridge Savings Bank, North Shore Spirit andTonneson & Company.

Get into the swing with Girls Inc. and help support the women of tomorrow; andhave fun doing it! For information about sponsorship or player registration, call 781-592-9744 ext. 221.

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Congratulations to David Walsh, pictured above, who was the first place winner ofPeriwinkle Preschool’s Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament, held on May 21st, at the Knightsof Columbus Hall in Nahant.

Pictured below are the top three winners from Periwinkle Preschool’s Texas Hold‘Em Tournament on May 21 at the Knight’s. From left are: Bumper Gooding who wonthird place, Margaret Ansara who won second place, and David Walsh who won firstplace.

Thanks to the 31 generous poker players we had, our Texas Hold ‘Em Tournamentwas an enormous success. Not only was a good time had by all, but Periwinkle Pre-school netted $2,500. Thank you!

Periwinkle’s Poker Night A Big Hit

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Art For Everyoneby Carol Hanson

Fall classes for children and adults are currentlyforming at The School of Refrigerator Door Art,located in the Nahant Community Center, at theValley Road School.

Director, Carol Hanson, lists several options foradults, including painting, drawing, printmaking,papermaking, collage, stained glass and copper foil-ing, sea glass mosaic, and jewelry making. Theseclasses are usually offered at night, but there are somedaytime slots available.

Floral Design for adults os held on the firstMonday of each month. Students develop an expand-ing range of techniques and bring home a fresh ar-rangement from each class. There will also be a 4-week, Holiday Florals class, from just before Thanks-giving to just before Christmas. Space is limited andusually fills up, so please call 781-599-2222 to re-serve your space!

Children’s classes are offered during the schoolday, as well as after school, and are for children whoare age 2 and up. There will be drawing classes andpainting classes for children this year, as well as theregular-session classes. Classes begin the week ofSeptember 12th. Advance registration is requested.Please call or drop by for more info!

2005 Champion Nahant Minor League Orioles

Pictured above are the 2005 Champion Nahant Minor League Orioles. The Orioles,playing in a combined Swampscott and Nahant league, won the regular season champi-onship, with a record of 13-1. The team then swept through the playoffs, to also earn thepost-season title. They finished with an overall record of 15-1.

Front row, left to right: Batboy Joey Marini, Danny Marini, Al Wallach, LiamKenneally, Mike Ago, Matt Bonazzoli and Ashiwan Kumar

Second row, left to right: Coach Jay Ryan, Matt Ryan, Joe Silva, Coach VinBonazzoli, Kurt Collins, Jesse Haynes-Lewis, Scott Hartigan, Coach Lou Wallach, JustinChasse and Manager Joe Marini

Missing from photo: Auggie Przybycien. Submitted by Joe Marini, President

One-Pitch A Huge Successby Carol Hanson

The 8th Annual softball tournament, sponsored by The Friends of Earl, held on July2nd, was a huge success. Many people turned out to celebrate the strength of Gary“Earl” Hanson and his wife, Cindi, and daughter, Mariah, in the face of their struggle tolive with the challenges of Earl’s ALS. The day was beautiful, smiles abounded andmoney was raised, to help them keep up with the daily expenses that aren’t covered bysocial security.

Raffles were donated and sponsor donations were made by many individuals andbusinesses in and around town. As one of the organizers of the event, I send out a warmthank-you to all of these great, giving people. Your kindnesses are much appreciated!

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Nahant Rec Trip to Spirits Game

Nahant Recreation has organized a trip to the SpiritsBaseball team, in Lynn, on Wednesday, August 10, 2005.A bus will leave the Flash Road playground at 11:00 a.m.

The cost for the game and bus will be $7.00 perperson. Children under 5 years old must be accompaniedby an adult. For more information, stop by one of theplaygrounds between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon, or callSue Rosa at (781)842-2448.

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Liam and PatrickJenkins as Twin CoolDudes.

Liam Foss as Mr.Patriotic Baseball.

Casey Walton asPatriotic Pretty.

Katie Cadigan asTinker Blue Bell.

Rachel McCarthy asQueen Liliana.

Ray Ray Rosa asBalloon Man.

Elizabeth Doucetteand Adam Lepore Gherkinas OZ.

Nikki Rosa as Barbieon Wheels.

Laura Long asCinderella.

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Christopher and EricMoleti as Drummer Boys,Courtney.

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All are invited to participate in a major fundraiserfor the Nahant Life-Saving Station. Organizers andrace committee members, Roz and Andy Puleo, JimO’Brien, Rozanne Puleo, and Karen Marshall, arepleased to announce the 1st Annual Life-SavingStation, “Sea to Shining Sea,” a 5-mile road race, tobe held on October 23rd, beginning at 10:00 a.m.

The race route will begin at Veteran’s Park onWard Road, onto Castle Road, turn right on GardnerRoad, left onto Bass Point Road (hydrant at corner ofBass Point and Spinney Path is one-mile marker). Leftup Trimountain, left on Gardner and right back ontoCastle Road. Right onto Flash Road, bear right ontoEmerald Road (corner of Emerald Road and PondStreet is 2-mile marker). End of Emerald Road to topof hill to Cliff Street (hydrant on corner of Cliff Streetand Nahant Road is 3-mile marker). Left on NahantRoad, then left on to Pond Street onto Spring (hydrantin front of th eLegion is the 4-mile marker). Continueleft onto Flash Road and right onto Castle Road, righton to Castle Way and left onto Ward Road, finish infront of Doyle’s Electric, for a total of five-miles.

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At this time, we are seeking at least one majorsponsor at $5,000 and as many minor contributors aspossible to make this race a success for the Life-Saving Station. The major sponsor will be well adver-tised on the starting banner and all news and pressreleases. The race is being advertised on the“CoolRunning.com” web site.

We are selling spots on the racing shirts forsponsors as follows: entire back of shirt, $1,000;entire sleeve, $500; half sleeve, $250. The front of theshirt will be reserved for merchant sponsors.

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drink one before eachmeal and one before bed.

Find other ways toinclude water regularly.To prepare for activitiesand prevent dyhydration,the American DieteticAssociation (ADA)recommends at least 16ounces of fluids, 2 hoursbefore and again, 15-20minutes before exercis-ing. During exercise, youshould drink more waterevery 15-20 minutes.

Your body sweats tocool down. Even if youdon’t see the sweat drip-ping, don’t be fooled, itoften evaporates quicklyin the heat. As you sweatyou loose fluids andminerals, like salt andpotassium. To replacefluids, water is still bestand fastest. Drinks withtoo much sugar (glucose,sucrose, fructose, etc.,

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You may occas-sionally need to replacesalt and pottassium lost insweating, especially ifyou’re exerting longerthan an hour. Sportsdrinks will help to replen-ish these, or you mayconsume foods high insodium. Our diets oftencontain enough sodium,so this is not usually amajor concern.

Carbohydrates areneeded to refuel yourmuscles, but unless youexercise intensely ormore than once a day,these are sufficientlymaintained by eating abalanced diet. Your bodywill replenish itself withyour next meal or snack.

Protein is an impor-tant building block, too.Most experts recommendeating carbohydrates andproteins in a 4:1 ratio, 4servings of carbohy-drates, such as veg-etables, fruits and wholegrains, to 1 of proteinsuch as meat, fish, poul-try and legumes.

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Photo at right: Caitlin Ludke (R) meets with SecondGrader Shen Fang Jun, in Ningbo, China.

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2. Clean the interior thoroughly, steam-clean, or replace, carpets, clean upholsteryor re-upholster. Unwanted odors must be removed, especially from the head, so get someair fresheners and disinfectant. Any personal effects, or items that make a boat lookcluttered, should be removed.

3. After the initial cleanup, schedule regular wash downs, to keep a boat in topshape. Consider cleaning the exterior/interior every two weeks and the bottom should beclean of any marine growth and a new application of bottom paint.

In addition, a seller should consider having me conduct a marine survey, beforelaunching a marketing campaign. Knowing the strengths and weaknesses of a boat willsave time, energy and money later. I can determine if a boat needs repairs and furnish alist of items that need to be fixed, for the boat to be in top condition. Buyers are lookingfor a boat that has been well-maintained, with receipts and maintenance log available; souncovering any potential structural or mechanical problems early, gives you the opportu-nity to have them corrected and command your selling price.

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The Nahant Islandby Rozi Theohari

Day timeNahant makes the sun enviousExposing her unbuttoned breast.As night falls, the skyEmbellishes her—painting lips and cheeksWith sunset’s purple beams.All night longShe hides her faceKissing the ocean.

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Women, age 18 and under1. Anna Jackson2. Amanda Griffin3. Midori Sanford and Melissa MoriwakiMen, age 18 and under1. Dan Rogers2. Andrew Flaherty3. Matt RogersWomen, age 19-291. Nina Griffin;Men, age 19-291. Stephen Savage2. Arthur Jackson3. Austin AntrimWomen, age 30-391. Cathy Bartholomew2. Sue Santos3. Lori Nugent

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Useless Informationby Ray Barron

Is Bob Lobel of WBZ-TVScoring in Nahant?

Sports newsman, Bob Lobel of WBZ-TV is makingnews about his on-camera actions and his squiring aroundwith a single mother from Nahant. Lobel’s wife SuzanneMcCarthy is standing by her man. Lobel’s ex-wife SusanWornick of WCVB-TV thinks Lobel’s “goofball” act isdue to someone who is experiencing personal pain. Huh?So who is the Nahant woman Lobel is seeing?

Speaking of sports, I believe it was the brilliant MaryDill, of Cary Street, who said, “The only draw back inbeing a good sport is that you have to lose to prove it.”

As Mary’s illustrious husband Dan will tell you, awell-informed American knows the lineup of baseballteams and about half the words of the “Star SpangledBanner.”

Lowell Gray Is Selling Out!

The only home in Nahant valued in the millions isowned by Lowell Gray of Swallow Cave Road. His landand building is valued at $4,055,400! Well, his spacioushome is up for grabs for $9,500,000! Yes, that is$9,500,000 million! What you get for your money is a“prestigious villa” on 1.89 acres of paradise. The pricealso includes a deeded, uninhabited, one-acre island.

In brief, Lowell Gray, 45, the father of four daugh-ters, purchased the oceanfront property five years ago. Heis a Swampscott native and once the property is sold hewill return to live in Swampscott.

So who will be the next owner of Nahant’s highestassessed home? Tom Cruise? Oprah? Debra Winger?Jennifer Lopez? Giuseppe Barisano? Dan deStefano?Greg and Lissa Keene? Bob and Harriet Steeves? LeeFox? Larry and Paula Smith? Phil and Pamela Osterlin?Bob and Peggy Silva? Madonna? Michael Jackson?

Truth About Housework

The amount of housework that American women doevery week, fell from 30 hours to 17.5 hours between1965 and 1995, while the amount that men do, rose from4.9 hours to 10 hours a week. Married women estimatedthat their husbands did 33 percent of housework, whiletheir husbands put their share at 42 percent. On average,according to several studies, men did 39 percent.

The electrifying Ed Poulin, of Irving Way, claimssome husbands help most with the house-cleaning whenthey stay away from home.

Ed’s sweet wife, Gayle, a native of New Orleans,says, “Some women are good housekeepers; others try notto overwork their vacuum cleaners.”

The alluring Sheila Hambleton, Nahant’s AssistantTown Assessor, says, “Some husbands are reasonable;others want their wives to do the housework for twentyyears and still look like the girls they married.”

The captivating Brenda D’Orazio-Cook, of SeaviewAvenue, says, “The only job where the work is steady, butthe pay isn’t, is housework.”

Our August Birthday Babies

Time to bore you with some names of your friendsand spying neighbors who have birthdays in August.

August 1 birthdays: Nahant native Stephen Collins,popular Little League Coach of the fearless Swampscott“Red Sox.” The perfect hostess Meg Pier, Betty Walton,Nikki Kennedy, Jill Savage, Alana DeCastro, Deb Clarkand Gladys Edwards. Also born on August 1st FrancisScott Key, a US lawyer who wrote “The Star-SpangledBanner.”

August 2: Emily Deines, Tim Abbott and Irish actorPeter O’Toole.

August 3: Wish a happy birthday to the dedicatedpublic servants Marguerite Haig-Rizzo and Janet Dolan.Also celebrating a birthday on that day, lovely Lydia Cort,Alex Kathryn Reeh and Maryanne Asselin. It was onAugust 3, 1492, Christopher Columbus left Spain, on hisfirst voyage of discovery.

Our August 4th birthdays kids: The radiant BrendaD’Orazio-Cook, lovely Norma Poole, Ellen Wilson,Mariah Deberardinis, Steve Landry, Perry Barrasso, BobKershaw, and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.

August 5: Melissa Ostler, Sue Jarmulowicz, RaemaryFerguson, Estelle Goodell, Chad Doucette, Jim Logan,Lindsay MacDonald and Neil Armstrong, US astronaut.

August 6: Deirdre Przybycien, the sweet and lovelyRosalie Elias, Marianne Moore, George Eaton, Jr.,Stephen Opacki and actor Robert Mitchum.

The August 7 birthday kids: The gracious PatriciaMagner, Robin Bradley, Bill White, Ron Petrucci,Jonathan Robeson, Dick O’Connor and humorist GarrisonKeillor.

August 8: Educator and inspirer, Father TerenceCurley, lovely Marcia Gaudet, Jill Capobianco, JanetJokela, Susan Moleti, Claire Crane, Marcy Furlong,Colleen McElligot, John Falat, nice guy Gerry Titus andsinger Connie Stevens.

Celebrating her birthday on August 9th is the person-able Margaret Piccola, of Harmony Court.

August 10 birthdays: Julie Johnson, Lisa Pittella,Diane Driscoll, Marybeth Mahoney, Chris Ryder, DickPeters and singer Eddie Fisher.

August 11: Maureen Viviano, Carolyn Dolan, KimSt.Ives, Kathy Mellen, Tracy Simpson, Karen Jones,Anne Arnold, the charitable Dick Adamo, AlanMcSweeney, and actress Arlene Dahl.

August 12: Martena Fallon, Dr.Nancy Lee Cantelmo,Larry Heidebrecat, and director Cecil B. De Mille.

August 13: Today is Fidel Castro’s birthday andAnna Funicella, Barbara Mellen, Karl Allen and thecreative Mario Spinucci, Jr.

August 14 birthday babies: Mary Sherber, CarlEaston and on this day in 1945, Japan accepted Alliedterms of surrender, ending World War II .

August 15: Personable Wendy Munro, Anita Kumari,Liana Bryanos, Mary Opacki, Esther Johnson, Julie Silva,Patricia Demit, Dean Palumbo, Paul Laubner and PrincessAnne.

August 16: Sylvia Hickey, Susan Dolhun, ElanaAnderson, Dan Locke, Marty Lucantonio, Jimmy Clark,and Madonna (Ciccone), rock singer.

August 17 birthdays: The gracious Ginny Livingston,charming Cheryl Kostel, Martha Lederer, Davis Brahm,John Kennedy, Johnny Connolly, Jr., actors RobertDeNiro and Sean Penn.

Getting There!Nahant’s stately Police

Officer, Armand Conti,reminds us, “Man whodrives like hell is bound toget there.”

Nahanter’s ThoughtsAbout Compliments

Cal Hastings, ofNahant Road, says, “Besincere with your compli-ments. Most people can tellthe difference betweensugar and saccharine.”

Cal’s attractive andbrilliant wife, Marrit, says,“Compliments are likeperfume: to be inhaled, notswallowed.”

Henry Hanagan,Hasting’s friendly neighborsays, “A compliment a daykeeps divorce, far, faraway.”

Henry’s charming wifePeg, says, “Nobody hasever been bored by some-one paying them a compli-ment.”

A secret admirer ofPeg, says, “Peg, you have acaptivating personality. Youare truly an inspiringwoman.”

Nahants’ BrainyWomen

Our gracious MotherSuperior, Jody LaFalce, ofNahant Road, says, “Godgave eloquence to some,brains to others.”

Joanna Reardon, ofNautical Lane, says, “Al-ways remember that a manis not rewarded for havingbrains, but for using them.”

Jayne Solomine, ofFoxhill Road, says, “Useyour brains. It’s the littlethings that count.”

Beverly English, ofLittle Nahant Road, says,“A cheap, but top-ratecomputer, is the one be-tween your ears.”

Carol Munnelly, ofCastle Road, says, “Thehuman tongue is only a fewinches from the brain, butwhen you listen to somepeople talk, they seemmiles apart.”

Jean Hosker, of ValleyRoad, says, “There is noreal substitute for brains,but silence does prettywell.”


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August 18: Fran DeCastro, Niyom Lue, LeeRegnante, Carol Leesha, Claudia Mannix, Ginny Crumb,Stevie McCoy, big Mike Rauworth, actors Robert Redfordand Patrick Swayze.

August 19 birthdays: Lisa Croft, Lori Tucker, DianeO’Connor, Mary Frances Rowe, Pete Devens, ValChepeleff, and horny Bill Clinton, 42nd US president.

August 20: Captivating Bonnie Blydell, the won-drous Harriet Steeves, Mike Billias, Fred Murphy, goodguy, Rick Scourtas and Jack Teagarden, jazz trombonist.

August 21: the alluring Donna Morrison, sweet SueBranga, Bob Savage, Mike Connor and Princess Margaret.

August 22 birthday cake eaters: Susan Morley, BendaConley, Fanya Montalvo, Allen Herman, Ernie Messinaand Norman Schwarzkopf, US general.

August 23: Paula Taylor, Dorothy Ryckman, TonyDedominicis, the handsome young-at-heart Tom Costinand Gene Kelly, dancer and singer. Also on this datescreen actor Rudolph Valentino stated, “I suppose theylike me because I bring romance into their lives for a fewmoments.” For the record, Valentino was a “gay cabal-lero.”

The August 24 birthday kids: Peggy Bolthrunis,Marcia Divoll, the brilliant professor Maureen Lynch, Dr.Roger Pasinski and one of my favorite writers, MaxBeerbohm.

August 25: Joe Casey, Mike Devereaux, JohnnyConnor, sweet Sarah Elizabeth Cook and actor SeanConnery.

August 26 birthday cake eaters: Nicole Alessi, Dr.Patricia Walsh, Karen Hansell, dearest Pam Motley andMacaulay Culkin, child actor.

August 27: Sandra Walker, Vitaly Shub and LyndonB. Johnson, 36th US President.

August 28 birthday kids: Sheila Goode, personableJan DeLuca, Bob Price, Paul Morse, John Casey andDonald O’Connor, actor, singer, and dancer. Also,onAugust 28th Martin Luther King delivered his famous “Ihave a dream” speech in Washington, DC.

Our August 29 birthdays: Lovely Helen Cort, ValerieCorcoran, educator Ruth Brownell, Ginny Meuse, ErinMeagher, Kathy Lundberg, Dave Aldrich, Steve Benson,the man I once told off, Canadian-born Peter Jennings,who anchors ABC News, actor Richard Gere and weirdoMichael Jackson.

August 30 birthday gift openers: Handsome JohnLombard, Carlos Colon, Marlon Gillard, educator DavidHunt and Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, English writerwho created Frankenstein.

August 31st birthdays: Janet Benkert, Jonathon Pelly,Derek Taylor, Mark Nocera and our swinging town mod-erator, Dave Conlin, husband of the personable andcaptivating Molly.

The Stork Delivered To The McDonoughs!

The stork delivered a bundle of welcomed tax ex-emptions to John and Suzanne McDonough of WinterStreet. The McDonoughs are the proud parents of triplets,Bradley, Maxwell and Alexander. As far as we know, theyare Nahant’s only triplets. As their wondrous grand-mother, Florence McDonough, will tell you, “A grand-mother is a woman who used to sit up with her children,and now sits up with her children’s children.” Florencedoes enjoy being with her handsome and lively grandsons.She holds the distinction of being Nahant’s only grand-mother of triplets!

Michael Patrick Manning:The man with the right chemistry!

Yes, Nahant’s Michael Patrick Manning is an individual with the right chemistry!He is easy to get along with, understanding, compassionate, dedicated to his profession,and of course, his family and community.

In brief, real brief, Michael Patrick Manning who settled here in Nahant in August,1982, with his then wife, Susan, is a nationally noted Chemical Engineer who holds adoctorate in Chemical Engineering from MIT. He also earned a Bachelor of Science inChemical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame. He also served as an Associ-ate Professor at MIT.

The brilliant Michael Patrick Manning was raised in Worcester, one of eight chil-dren. His father, is the noted surgeon, John J. Manning, and his mother Mildred was anurse at the Mayo Clinic. His father, who served as an Army doctor during World War II,is one of the founders of the Fallon Community Healthcare in Worcester.

From 1969 to 1972, Michael Patrick Manning served as a Missile Officer aboardthe USS Little Rock. He was highly commended by the U.S.Navy for his dedication tohis country and more.

In brief, Michael Patrick Manning has diligently served the people of Nahant as aSelectman, Volunteer Fire Fighter, Chairman Advisory and Finance Committee, De-signer Selection Committee, Library Renovation, Designer Selection Committee andChairman, Johnson School Renovation and Building Rehabilitative Needs Committee.As you can readily note, Michael Patrick Manning is truly dedicated to the people of theTown of Nahant.

Our distinguished Michael Patrick Manning is the proud father of two sons,Meaghan, 28 and Kevin 26. Yes, he is currently warmly courting an attractive andbrilliant woman, name Cindy. They are truly a great couple!

Well, there is much, much more to be said about Michael Patrick Manning, thehighly nationally acclaimed Chemical Engineer, who is the Senior Research Scientist atNortheastern University. His professional resume is as they say, “awesome.” Of course,we Nahanters are blessed to have him willing to dedicate his time to the community.

Yes, he has the right chemistry!

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The highly acclaimedbaritone singer, DonaldWilkinson is also a seriousbirdwatcher. Wilkinson,who nestles on Irving Way,is a longtime member andleader of the popularBrookline Bird Club.

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Summer In NahantA collaboration of old photographs, letters and memories of those who

lived and resorted on this seaside penninsula before us.

Tudor Estate Had TwoAcre Garden

The following letter dated 1849 is quoted byJohnson, and is mostly cited again as follows, for it givesa good contemporary account of what Tudor was doing:

Among the many beautiful features of Nahant, oneof the most beautiful is the residence of Mr. Tudor. Wecalled to see his place on the occasion of a recent ride toour famed and favorite Nahant, and were politely re-ceived by our friend Mr. Wm. F. Johnson, to whom weexpress our thanks for this attention.

The cottage and garden of Mr. Tudor are well wortha visit, and certainly deserve a mention to the public.

The cottage is built of stone which was collected atNahant, of a coarse or dark granite which is quite abun-dant there; the roof is covered with hemlock bark, givingthe building an ancient appearance, which seems to be ataste the proprietor studies.

Mr. Tudor’s garden contains over two acres, and isinclosed (sic) by a very substantial fence, about seven-teen feet high, which not only protects it from intruders,but prevents in a great measure the effect of the violentwind. He has a large collection of very fine fruit trees,many of them beautifully trained on fences, giving thema very tasteful and ornamental appearance. One cherrytree, with its branches trained horizontally, covers aspace of over five hundred square feet; some of itsbranches are about twenty feet in length, extending eachside of the trunk perfectly straight. The pear trees lookexceedingly well, considering that it is an unfavorableseason for the pear crop in this vicinity, owing to the latefrost in the spring.

His plums are worthy of notice, all looking finely,and not-withstanding the depredations of the curculio,many of these trees are loaded with the finest plums.

There are many interesting experiments in shadingtrees from the sun in the hottest part of the day, whichhave proven quite successful. All his experiments aretried in the most thorough manner. Among the manyexperiemnts is one quite novel of capturing insects; hehas suspended in his trees between two and three hun-dred small bottles, partly filled with sweetened water,into which all flies, bugs and moths are enticed anddrowned.

Great quantities have been destroyed in this way.During two weeks of the dry weather in June there werecaptured about five hundred thousand bugs, and in thirty-six hours on the nineteenth and twentieth of June, onehundred and eight thousand were taken.

SOURCE: Above text: Nahant on the Rocks. Carl Seaburg and Stanley Paterson.Nahant Historical Society. 1991.

Text at right: Some Annals of Nahant. Fred A. Wilson. 1928. Pages 61-62.

Frederic Tudor’s first passion was trees, and the more the better. From thevery year his cottage was completed in 1825, he commenced what became alifelong campaign to plant trees on treeless Nahant. The fact that the first settlershad deforested the peninsula so that they could pasture their cattle cut no ice withFrederic. Similarly, the scoffers who claimed that the salt air would kill all vegeta-tion, including trees, only spurred Frederic on. What greater challenge did heneed? Tell him something couldn’t be done and he instantly set out to do it. Hewho had brought ice to the inhabitants of far Hindustan could surely bring leafyshade to Nahant.

Balm of Gilead trees were the first he planted, some 150 of them. They werequick growing and offered protection to slower-growing trees. Once started on hisproject, he went overboard, as was his manner. By 1832, he had 3,358 trees grow-ing in his nursery. He kept adding new varieties to the stock: black poplars, firs,elm, oak, hickory, sassafras and beech. Within two years he had some 4,000 treesin cultivation, a total which he estimated would reach ten miles in length, ifplanted in a single row.

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SOURCES : Photos at right on page 15:Bottom: Ice Cutting at Spy Pond in West Cambridge.Center: Tudor Wharves, Charlestown, about 1870.The Ice King: Frederic Tudor and His Circle, by CarlSeaburg and Stanley Paterson. 2003. Alan Seaburgand Faith Paterson.


Frederic TudorThe Ice King Cometh

The Ice EntrepreneurAnother figure who appears in Nahant history ...

is Frederic Tudor, who is probably the best known ofall old Nahanters, though only by name to most. Hewas aggressive and eccentric, so that he has become ahistoric character of the town, the sort of whom manyamusing and interesting stories can be told. His son,Frederic Tudor, writes of him as follows:

In the earliest years of the century a young manjust entering mercantile life, looking around him witha beginner’s enthusiasm for unthought-of and cheapcommodities to carry to new and dear markets, litupon the ice which in limitless fields clothed hisnative lakes in winter. Even at that time, well-to-dopeople housed a little ice for summer’s use, and tohim occurred the possibility of transporting this greatabsorbent of heat and producer of cold to tropicallatitudes, where its value would be the greatest.

The substance was easily obtained, and to cut itinto blocks convenient for handling cost very little.An uncertain but probably large part would be lost bymelting: would there be a residue after storage, trans-portation and handling which could be sold at such aprice that all expenses would be paid and a profit leftover?

The young man who considered this project wasFrederic Tudor, the third son of Colonel WilliamTudor, a Revolutionary officer and friend of GeneralWashington, and a lawyer of eminence. Born inBoston September 4, 1783, he was scarcely twenty-one years of age when he began to ponder the schemeof a trade in ice, and he had so well satisfied himselfof its feasibility that in 1805 a cargo of ice cut from apond on his father’s country place in Saugus wasactually loaded on board a schooner, and , in chargeof himself as owner and supercargo, was shipped tothe island of Martinique.

The project, of which this was but an attempt, abare opening of what he calculated would grow to bea great trade with the Indies, was laughed at by all hisneighbors as a crazy undertaking.

SOURCE : Text above: Some Annals of Nahant.Fred A. Wilson. 1928. Pages 57-58.

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