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The vintage boats of Orient include the following:

“Platter” — Original name “Git-There”, the “Platter” (pictured below) was built about 1880 by Will Brown, a son of Orient’s famous whaler, Peter Brown. This is a diamond stay boat, quite different from the other vintage ice boats. The boat was owned by Edward King for many years and then by his daughter, Fran Demerest who sold it to Bob Sorensen.

“Red Bird” — The “Red Bird”, built in approximately 1850 by Ed King’s father, Charles Henry King. The photo on the right, taken in 1968, shows Ed King at 79 years old with his favorite ice boat. Ed was probably the most avid ice boater in Orient ice boating history, at one time owning four of Orient’s vintage ice boats that included, the “Platter”, the “Eagle”, and the “Effie”. The photo on the facing page, taken in 1917, shows the “Red Bird” ice boat in Orient Harbor in a nicely controlled hike with Ed King at the helm. You may be able to see the ice plume off the stern runner.

“Rival” — Built about 1880. One of the fastest boats in the Orient fleet. Owned by the John Tuthill family.

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“Effie” — This (photo on page 6) is a gaff rigged, A-frame A period of weather during the third week in January of 2003 stern steerer built by Rufus Tuthill in 1903-4 and launched in 1905. Ed froze Hallock’s Bay for the first time since 2000 and provided a large King purchased it in 1960 from the Tuthills, and was later owned by the area of smooth ice– exactly what ice boating needs. These ice conditions Ken Newman family. brought out a considerable number of the vintage ice boats along with the newer ones as well. It is estimated that over 200 people were at the shore th “Eagle” — Built in approximately 1903 by Elmer “Bus” Vail, the of Hallock’s Bay on Saturday, January 25 watching the ice boaters skim- “Eagle” was first launched in Orient Harbor in 1905. (See photo on page ming over the ice. 9)Mr. Vail built this boat for his two sons who were 12 and 14. He also These 100 year old ice boats and their owners are all part of the Orient built another ice boat called “Jack Frost” in the late 1800’s. The “Eagle” Ice Yacht Club formed in 1991. It was kind of ironic that the name picked was purchased from Mr. Vail about 1917 by Ed King and his two brothers, was the same name of the club formed about 1900. In 1905 a Loving Cup Henry and Seward. The boat has the reputation of being one of the best Trophy, called the Challenger Cup, was presented by the Orient Ice Yacht sailing boats in Orient for almost a century. The “Eagle” was next owned Club to the winner of that winter’s races, a boat named “Cora”. by Bob Reeves, Ed King’s grandson. Perhaps the best description of local ice boating was that written by Lloyd Kluge in February of 1946 entitled, “Ice-Boating”, quoted below:

Most every year when the disappears, the fields are brown and ice appears. The days are chilly and the nights are cold, they shake men’s bones both young and old. The men gather round and begin to say, ‘I guess ice boating is on the way’. The ice on the Bay is soft and sleek, where black ducks feed in the soft creek. The ice gets hard and with some rain, which freezes on your window pane, the Bay will be hard in no time at all, where the old squaws played in the early fall. Ice boats in barns are covered with dust, some runners are spotted with thin coats of rust. With the help of sand paper and a coat of paint, too, the ice boats will soon look as good as new. The sails are rigged with bright new rope and the hearts of men are filling with hope. The boats are out on a bright windy day, and taken by truck to Hallock’s Bay. The is cold and nips your nose, and the people around are all half froze. Young and old gather around and say, ‘I guess the “Eagle” will sail today’. Those long slender runners back inside, too, are shaped as good as they were when new. Peak halyard, throat halyard, tiller and bow stay are familiar expressions we again learn to say. The sails are lashed with new twine, while the in the stay whistle and whine. We’ll hop on the “Red Wing” with Ed King at the tiller, the ride he will give

th use will sure be a thriller, as we turn into the wind and then come around, “Silver Eel” — Here is a shot of the “Silver Eel” taken January 25 away on the next lap we are soon bound. As we glide to the shore with the of 2003. This ice boat was owned by Orville Terry, then purchased by Scott ride at an end, our dreams have come true. Ice boating’s here again. Harris who has clocked the “Silver Eel” using a GPS at speeds of over 50 miles per hour. . This article is republishrd from our archives. It was written in 2003 by the late Merlon Wiggin, who credited Bob Reeves, Jr. for most of the background information. More “North Wind” — One of the newer stern steerers built about 1930. It photos can be seen on the following pages. was purchased by Curt Tabor and Ed Adams in the late ’40’s. New oak run- If any reader would like to update the ?news of these today we would love to ners were installed by Bob Reeves, Sr. Last known owner, Kent McCarthy. hear from you. Please see our contact information on page 2. 8 —————————— The Peconic Bay Shopper • Preserving Local History • DECEMBER 2016 —————————— May the Warmth of the Season Light Your Way roughout the Year.

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HOLIDAY HOUSE TOUR HANUKKAH MENORAH LIGHTING SATURDAY DECEMBER 10 ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT The Oysterponds Historical Society Holiday House Tour featuring old and new homes Overlap Of The Holidays Presents Opportunity in Oysterponds dressed in their seasonal finery will take place from noon - 4pm. Tickets For Demonstration Of Friendship and Respect Among Religions are on sale online and the day of the event at the Orient Congregational Church starting at 11:30am. OHS Members $25/ Non-members $30. ($50 buys one ticket AND a 1 year Congregation Tifereth Israel invites Jews and non-Jews to Mitchell Park on Sunday, Dec. membership) For event information, please call us at 631.323.2480. 25, at 5 p.m., to witness the lighting of Greenport’s Hanukkah menorah, which is taking place this year on Christmas night, which is also first full day of the eight-day holiday of Stop #4 on the Holiday House Tour... Hanukkah. In the spirit of ecumenism, the menorah will remain lighted throughout the CHINESE AUCTION AND BASKET RAFFLE holiday season, sharing the park with the Village’s Christmas tree. The chance to win a Sony Playstation VR Headset, an Amazon Echo, a Magicbox II For only the fourth time in the last century, the first day of Hanukkah, which is deter- Bluetooth Wireless Speaker, and more! So many prizes! Credit cards accepted. Doors mined by the Jewish (lunar) calendar, coincides with Christmas Day, which is determined open at 10am at Poquatuck Hall in Orient Village. Ticket draw at 5pm. You do not need by the Gregorian (solar) calendar. The convergence of the two observances raises aware- to be present to win. Complimentary coffee and cookies. Hot dogs and soft drinks avail- ness of the Judeo-Christian tradition in our country, and offers an opportunity for both able for purchase. Presented by Oysterponds PTA. beliefs to demonstrate friendship and respect for each other. With that in mind, the syna- gogue invites all those who attend the menorah lighting in the park to join the members and friends of the congregation for a Hanukkah party in the community room of the synagogue. Latkes ( pancakes) and jelly doughnuts — traditional foods associated NORTH FORK COMMUNITY THEATRE with Hanukkah — will be served. Rabbi Gadi Capela, spiritual leader of the synagogue, Holiday Caroling! will lead those attending the menorah lighting ceremony in blessings and songs of the Join your theater friends for Christmas caroling on Love Lane in Mattituck at 1 p.m. holiday. Scheduled to participate in the Mitchell Park program are synagogue president Saturday December 10. There will be hot cocoa and other snacks. Alan Garmise and other local dignitaries. The Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, called the Festival of Lights, commemorates the re- “A CHRISTMAS CAROL” LIVE RADIO PLAY dedication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem after desecration by Antiochus IV during Join us for this year’s holiday production, “A Christmas Carol,” a live radio play. Perfor- the 2nd century BCE. Hanukkah also is a reminder of the miracle that took place then. mances will be held Saturday December 10 at 8 p.m. and Sunday December 11 at 2:30 With only enough consecrated oil to fuel the eternal flame in the Temple for one day, the p.m. The actors, who will each play multiple characters, are Mike Hipp, Kimet Speed, oil burned for eight days — the length of time needed to press, prepare and consecrate sa- Peggy Ashton Straub, Phil Wilcox and Rusty Kransky as Scrooge. Tickets are $20 and cred oil. In recognition of the importance of oil in this holiday, observers prepare and eat available at the door or purchase online foods deep-fried in oil, such as potato pancakes and jelly doughnuts. Other celebrations Give the gift of Local Live Theatre this Holiday Season! associated with Hanukkah include playing the Dreidel (a kind of top) Game, exchang- The North Fork Community Theatre is offering a Four Show Gift Pack for the remaining ing gifts, and giving gelt (money), commemorated by small net bags of gold foil-covered four shows of our 2016 - 2017 Season! The Four Show Gift Pack is available for $80 - $95 chocolate coins. For more information about the menorah lighting in Mitchell Park, call if you want to add in our upcoming radio play, “A Christmas Carol.” This offer can be the synagogue at 631-477-0232. purchased at www.nfct.com or by contacting the NFCT Box Office at 631-298-4500 or [email protected] ‘GREAT MUSIC SUNDAY’ SERIES, JANUARY 15 Basically Baroque, a quartet of local professional musicians, will perform in the third Fa La La La La SUNDAY DECEMBER 11 annual Great Music Sunday concert, to be held at 2pm in the community room of Time to warm up those vocal cords! Join the Oysterponds Historical Society for a Congregation Tifereth Israel, the synagogue on Fourth Street in Greenport. The Great Community Christmas Sing in Orient Village. SPECIAL GUESTS: Greenport High Music Sunday series, a popular cultural offering on the North Fork, brings profession- School A cappella Choir. Everyone can enjoy singing classic favorites at Poquatuck ally trained musicians to local audiences. The program, featuring works by Handel, Hall, Village Lane, Orient. 2pm sharp! (pun). Warm cider and crunchy cookies will be Vivaldi, Stamitz, Goldberg and Haydn, will be followed by a lively question and answer served. Free. session, giving audience members an opportunity to get to know the performers as mu- sicians and to learn how music has influenced their lives. The members of the quartet met here on the North Fork in 1995 through their shared interest in classical music of VICTORIAN HOLIDAY CONCERT SUNDAY DECEMBER 18 the Baroque period, and have been performing together since that time. Members of The Southold Opera is very proud to host the Southold Historical Society’s Victorian the quartet are Linda Betjeman, keyboard; Bill Packard, flute; Dan Skebeikis, violin; Holiday Concert fundraising gala as one of its first official performances at 3pm, 53930 and Jeannie Woelker, cello. The community room at the synagogue is accessible to Main Road, Southold. The Southold Opera Choir and Soloists along with the French the handicapped. There is no charge for the concert, but a free-will offering would be American Choir of New York will perform together, directed by Anne-Julia Audray appreciated. The synagogue is located at 519 Fourth Street in Greenport, immediately owner and artistic director of the Southold Opera, and accompanied buy the pianist south of the intersection of Fourth and Front Streets. The synagogue is listed on the Fabio Bezuti. Two young ballerinas Ellie Schultz and Alexis Stavrinos from the Moya National Register of Historic Places. For more information about the concert, please Strast Ballet Theater will perform solos choreographed by the dancer Cheryl Rains. call the synagogue at 631-477-0232. A speaker from the Southold Historical Society will give a brief presentation of the Victorian era carols. Composers like Mozart, Bach, Lully, Rameau, Offenbach, Caccini, and popular Holiday songs will be part of the program. Price: Adults $25, Children NYS YOUNG BOATER’S COURSE $10, Seniors $15. Tickets at www.eventbrite.com or at Ye Olde Party Shoppe, Main FEBRUARY 28 -MARCH 28 Road, Southold. For each ticket sold, the Southold Opera will give $5 to the Southold Offered by the US Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 18-8, this free five lesson course is Historical Society. for resident youths ages 10-17. Pre-registration is required. Upon successful comple- tion of the course a NY State Certificate will be issued enabling participants to legally operate a motorboat. This also applies to sailboats with motors. The course satisfies FIRST NIGHT OF CHANUKAH the requirements of New York law for boat operators and also enables youths 14-17 & CHRISTMAS EVE DECEMBER 24 to legally operate a personal watercraft on their own. Registration must be completed This year the first night of Chanukah and Christmas Eve fall on the same evening. The either in person or by mail. Telephone registration will not be accepted. Participants Cutchogue Presbyterian Church has invited members of North Fork Reform Synagogue must attend all 5 sessions in order to receive the state certificate. uesdays,T 3:30 to to join them in a joint celebration of the holidays. Their candle lighting service is at 5pm 5:30 PM, February 28 through March 28 FREE to resident youth Location: Southold with a celebration to follow at 6pm, including a cake for Pastor Richie’s birthday. Town Recreation Center 14 —————————— The Peconic Bay Shopper • Preserving Local History • DECEMBER 2016 ——————————

SOUTHOLD FREE LIBRARY 53705 Main Road Southold · southoldlibrary.org · 631-765-2077 December in the Library: The Universalist Church’s Harvest of the Arts featuring mul- tiple artists and mixed media. Sunday, December 11 at 3pm “Songs of the Season” will feature music from the holidays attention readers! of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Yuletide with Robin Greenstein. Sponsored by the Friends of the Southold Free Library. The February 2017 issue will have a great story on and . Friday, December 16 at 12:30pm Movie Matinee: “The Shell Seekers” with Angela Lans- If anyone has any ice skating photos taken on the North Fork from 1980 bury. With three grown children and a lifetime of memories, Penelope Keeling realizes or earlier we’d love it if you shared them with us. that something is missing: the simple joy she knew as a child playing on the beach. She embarks on a journey to discover the secret of happiness for her friends, her family and If you can bring them in, we can scan and return while you wait. herself. Based on the novel by Rosamunde Pilcher. 98 minutes. Thursday, December 22 at 4pm “Nature’s Journal” with John Holzapfel, a popular monthly series of talks about the environment all around us on the North Fork.

we are ALWAYS lookingand... for any old photos...and story writers. RIVERHEAD FREE LIBRARY Please email or call for more information. Most programs are free and require registration. For more information, please call 631.727.3228 or go online at www.riverheadlibrary.org ADULTS: Through Thursday, December 29 The Body Clothed: FIGURES & FACES on view in the Overton Gallery of the Riverhead Free Library. Monday, December 12 Identity Theft Protection, 6 – 7:30 pm FLOYD MEMORIAL LIBRARY Wednesday, December 14 Seniors Meet & Greet, 6:30pm 539 First Street, Greenport • 631-477-0660 • floydmemoriallibrary.org Wednesday, December 14 Name That Hholiday Tune, 7pm PROGRAMS: Thursday, December 15 Free or Low-Cost Health Insurance, 2-5 pm December 11: Truman Capote’s Christmas Memory, 3pm Saturday, December 17 Author Talk - Peconic Bay: Four Centuries of History on Long December 14: Pop Up Library at Orient Country Store, 1-3pm Island’s North and South Forks, 11am – 12:30 pm CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS: Wednesday, December 28 Free Blood Pressure Screening at the Library, 12 – 2 pm December 17: SANTA IS COMING TO FLOYD MEMORIAL LIBRARY, 11am CHILDREN & TEENS December 20: Gingerbread House Craft, 5:30pm Monday, December 12 Author Reading: The Christmas Odd Box, 6 pm. For all ages. ONGOING: Tuesdays, December 13, 20, 27 Lego Club, 6 – 7 pm. Grades K – 6 Sundays, 1pm: Yoga, December 4, 11, 18 Wednesday, December 14 Rogue One Pre-Release Celebration, 3 – 5 pm,Grades 7 – 12 Mondays, 10am: Walk15-Low Impact Aerobics Class, December 7, 14, 28 Wednesday, December 14 Chess Nuts, 6:30 – 7:30 pm, Grades 1 – 6 Tuesdays, 10am: Needlecraft Group Friday, December 16 Friday Night Fun - Art Studio, 7 – 8 pm Grades 5-8 Tuesdays, 11:30am: French Conversation Classes Thursday, December 22 Family Gingerbread Workshop, 6 – 8 pm. All welcome, best for Tuesdays, 1-3pm: Coloring for Adults children in Grades 3 and up. Tuesdays, 6:15-7:45pm:Wednesdays, 12-4pm: Scrabble Friday, December 23 Teen Game Nite, 6 – 8 pm Grades 7 – 12 December 26 – January 8: Small Works Exhibit 15 —————————— The Peconic Bay Shopper • Preserving Local History • DECEMBER 2016 ——————————

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