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Greenport Jr./Sr. HighHIGH HONOR ROLL

Grade 12: Desiree Freeman, Sarah Golden, Mat-thew Grzesik, (David) Sean Heaney, Rebecca Jensen, Katherine Johnson, Christian King, Elizabeth Lieblein, James Mc Enaney, Sara Morey, Zoe Panagopoulos, Sarah Parker, Kyle Simcik, Rachel Stephenson.

Grade 11: Peter Anderer, Callie Bubb, Kelly Bunchuck, Emily Demarest, Brittany Gasiorowski, An-thony Nichols, Randi Parker, Nathan Reece, Marvin Rodriguez, Clara Schmidt-Tophoff, Joseph Sieverman, Daneisy Silie.

Grade 10: Payge Corazzini, Erin Creedon, Victoria Gonzalez, Emily King, Mark Pagano, Shawn Peterson, Alexa Suess, Jacob Thorp.

Grade 9: Kimberly Bracken, Daniel Bunchuck, Me-gan Demarest, Daniele Freeman, Timothy Gadomski, Shelby Kostal, Peter Peterson, Wendy Peterson, Clau-dia Sieverman, Courtney Weber, Alexander Whittle, Edward Wright.

Grade 8: Mary Creedon, Gavin Dibble, Schuyler Gillispie, Brandi Gonzalez, Austin Hooks, Dory Lieb-lein, Briana Pagano, Victoria Piechnik, Edward Rogers, Georgia Seas, Christopher Sponza, Brian Tuthill.

Grade 7: Dawn Angevine, Catherine Creedon, Jasmine Fell, Cinthia Gaitan, Caitlin Grilli, Shannon Hands, Samantha Henry, Kelsey Hubbard, Emma Marshall, Megan Murray, Dennis Nikolov, Maria Ramirez, Irene Raptopoulos, Isabelle Simon, Maria Soriano, Sarah Tuthill, Christian Van Cleef, Sean Walden, Connor Whittle.

HONOR ROLL Grade 12: Alexander Angelson, Sarah Byrne,

John Caffery, Nicole Cartselos, Orion Eckardt, Kyle Klos, Robert Lehmann, Andreas Stavropolis, Bren-dan Strachan.

Grade 11: Donna Angevine, Robby Belcher, Irene Bell, Sara Maaiki, Tyler Mc Neil, Lorena Perez, Helen Ramirez, Elizabeth Richter, J. Simcik, John Sorenson, Holly Sponza, Joanna Vourlides.

Grade 10: Sean Charters, Daniel Commins, Landon Doroski, Jacqueline Esposito, Rafael Gonza-lez, Kerri Hands, Nonia Lyburt, Bryson Rencoukos, Joseph Simcik.

Grade 9: Julissa Coria, Christian Davis, Matthew Dibble, William Doucett, Tessa Georgoulakos, Elijah Jackson, Christopher Manwaring, Wilson Morales, Christopher North, Konstantina Papamichael, Bryant Ramirez/Rivas, Dana Saetta-Davis, Alexis Wachtel, Richard Wysocki.

Grade 8: Christian Angelson, Kayleigh Commins, Yanais Garcia, Jose Gonzalez, Victoria Hilton, Shyane Jones, Mackenzie Lennox, Lauren Smith, Ryan Wein-gart, Stephanie Wright.

Grade 7: Sophia Albizures, Stephanie Clark, Chloe Creighton, Brittany Doucett, Niklas Drosko-ski, Yanet Garcia, Dayna Hooten, Courtney Kart, Ivy Manwaring, Katherine Mejia, Tyler Olsson, Nikos Panagopoulos, Lilybeth Quinones, Rosario Rodriguez, Kenya Sanders, Philip Staples, Timmy Stevens, Jonathan Vasquez.

HONOR ROLL - SECOND QUARTER

There are no more adverbs left in the English language to convey my thoughts and feelings about last Friday’s snowstorm. Enough is enough, already. That’s all I have to say about that.

The time is now and Greenport High School’s Drama Club is ready. This Fri-day and Saturday at 8 p.m. it will pres-ent the musical “Grease” in the audito-rium. There will also be a matinee on Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are available at the door.

Junior and senior girls at GHS, this next event is especially for you and if you miss it, you’ll be missing a won-derful time. On Wednesday, March 10, from 6 to 10 p.m., there will be a Prom Boutique in the school’s small gym. There will be a large selection of free prom dresses to choose from and great prizes to win in the chinese auction, including manicures, pedi-cures, up-do’s, jewelry, prom tickets, fl owers and more. An expert will also be on hand to give makeup applica-tion tips and music will be provided by Party 105.3.

Congratulations to Diane Brockett, who recently became Mrs. Dale Eissler. Diane and Dale, I wish the two of you many, many happy years together.

The GHS boys’ basketball team will hit the road next Wednesday, March 10, when they’ll travel to Center

Moriches High School for the first leg of the New York State basketball tournament. The Southeast Regional semifi nal game will be played there at 5 p.m. The Porters need to win this game, and one more, to advance to the Final Four in Glens Falls again this year. Stay tuned!

Greenport resident Julia Sill turns 100 years old today, March 4. Julia is

a longtime mem-ber of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, where there will be a celebration in her honor. Please contact the church for more information.

Also celebrating this week are Mar-ian Macomber, David Angevine and Leon Creigh-ton Jr. on the 4th;

Stephen Klipp on the 7th; Sirece Bol-din and Mike Volinski Sr. on the 8th; Jen Clark and Jeff Clark on the 9th; and my aunt Jane Blados, Esther Tedeschi and Josh Rowsom on the 10th.

Many wishes for more years of hap-piness together go out to Donna and David Angevine as they celebrate their 28th wedding anniversary on March 7.

GREENPORTby Joan Dinizio Lucky1inNY@aol.com 477-9411

JULIA SILL

PHOTO COURTESY OF EASTERN LONG ISLAND HOSPITAL

Mullen Motors, ELIH team upThere are 900 chances to win $10,000 in cash or this 2010 Jeep Patriot offered by Mullen Motors of Southold and the Eastern Long Island Hospital Auxiliary in the annual car raffle to benefit patient services at the Greenport hospital. Tickets are $50, and the drawing will be May 10. Call 477-5463. From left: Rich and Bill Mullen with Auxiliary president Nora Busch and raffle co-chairs Connie Connor and Pat Rushin.

March’s arrival on Monday was most welcome — and so was the reopen-ing of the Southold IGA. The new and improved store is a ray of sunshine on Main Street after a particularly rough winter here on the North Fork.

As you can imagine, the harsh win-ter combined with the equally harsh economy has caused the shelves at North Fork Parish Outreach’s food pantry to deplete very quickly. Thanks to the efforts of the St. Patrick Church Youth Group, the shelves have been restocked. Members of the group ap-pealed to shoppers at King Kullen in Cutchogue last Saturday and six bas-kets of groceries, and a substantial amount of cash, was donated. Thanks to all who contributed.

Community Lenten worship services will be held Wednesdays at 7 p.m. as follows: March 10, Southold United Methodist Church; March 17, Shiloh Baptist Church; and March 24, First Universalist Church. All are invited to Easter services April 4 at 6:30 a.m. at Founders Landing.

Jack Webster’s name was mistaken-ly omitted from last week’s listing of CYO basketball players. Congratula-tions, Jack, on your contribution to the team’s success.

When the Harlem Wizards basket-ball team comes to town, it’s always a good time. Watch them take on the “Double-0-Settlers” (K-12 fac-ulty and staff ) Thursday, March 11, in the Southold High School gym-nasium. Purchase tickets — $8 for

students and $10 for adults — at Southold Pharmacy or the high school computer lab. All ages pay $12 at the door. Proceeds benefi t the athletic association.

The Friends of Southold Free Library are sponsoring a bus trip to New York City on March 31. The bus leaves the parking lot at Traveler Street and Youngs Avenue at 8:30 a.m. and de-parts at 6 p.m. from the New York Public Library for the trip home. Tick-ets are $23 (driver’s gratuity includ-ed). Sign up at the circulation desk. For ideas on what to do while in the city, check out the many guidebooks available at the library.

Five young men from Southold have been working hard to attain the rank of Eagle Scout. This Saturday, March 6, at 1 p.m. at the Southold American Legion Hall, the Eagle Court of Honor ceremony will recognize Billy Mc-Donald, Ian Pfi ster, Michael Romeo, Will Toth and Tim Winters. Family and friends are invited. The ceremony will feature a color guard (four of the recipients are NJROTC cadets), and SHS junior Abby Heins will sing the national anthem. Congratulations!

A free CPR class will be offered at the Southold firehouse on March 12 at 7 p.m. Anyone interested in learning this valuable skill is wel-come to attend.

Happy birthday to Cole Hiney on March 5; Shawn Byrnes and Keith Cummings on the 8th; and Pat Pad-worski on the 9th.

SOUTHOLD-PECONICby Karen Byrnes kbyrnes629@yahoo.com 765-3437