NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • NOVEMBER 2004 • Page 1 Nahant Harbor Review

2004 ***** Celebrating Ten Years ***** 2004

A monthly publication, in service since March 1994, dedicated to strengthening the spirit of community by serving the interests of civic, religious and business organizations of Nahant, Massachusetts, USA.

Donna Lee Hanlon, Editor • PO Box 88 • Nahant, MA 01908 • [email protected]

Volume 11 Issue 11 NOVEMBER 2004

HOLIDAY FAIRS & EVENTS

Concert for Harriet The concert will be held at Town Hall on Satur- day November 6th at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds will support the Ellingwood Concert Series. Visions of Nahant Art Show And on Sunday, November 7th, the annual Visions of Nahant Art show will take place at the Nahant Country Club. 2nd Annual Holiday Fair The 2nd Annual Holiday Fair will be held on Saturday, November 27th, at the Nahant Town Hall, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Santa Parade Fundraiser A Bermuda cruise will be raffled off at the annual Santa Parade fundraiser to be held at the Tides Restaurant on Saturday, December 4th at 6:00 p.m. Tickets go on sale soon. NVC Ham & Bean Supper Ellingwood Concert Celebrates On Friday evening, December 3th, the Men’s Breakfast Group will be hosting the annual Ham & Harriet Steeves Bean Supper. Preview and bid on Silent Auction items and take chances on Raffles. All will be settled at the conclusion of the Christmas Fair, on Saturday, De- 30 Years as Town Clerk cember 11th, shortly after 2:00 p.m. by Jim Walsh NVC Christmas Fair The Ellingwood Series is presenting a gala concert to celebrate Harriet Steeves’ thirty years of service as Town Clerk. Those of you who know her, know that she loves The Nahant Village Church Christmas Fair will music. What better way to honor her unprecedented service to the Town than to create a be held on Saturday, December 11th, from 9:00 to concert in her honor. 2:00 p.m. Silent Auction items will be finalized and The concert will be held at Town Hall on Saturday, November 6th, at 7:30 p.m. the Raffles will be drawn. At the end of the Christmas Proceeds will support the Ellingwood Concert Series. We have had some local musicians Fair, about 2:00 p.m. volunteer to participate and hope to have more. And on Sunday, November 7th, the annual Visions of Nahant Art show will take 9th Annual Santa Light Parade place at the Nahant Country Club. More news on that coming up as well. The 9th Annual Santa Light Parade will be held In the meantime, save the dates. It will be a great Nahant Arts Weekend. on Saturday, December 18th, stepping off at 6:00 p.m., sharp, from the Tides parking lot. Here’s your copy of ... PRESORTED STANDARD Nahant Harbor Review U.S. POSTAGE Post Office Box 88 PAID FROM THE TOWN HALL LYNN MA Nahant, MA 01908-0088 PERMIT NO. 271 November 2nd Flu Clinic Cancelled The Flu Clinic scheduled for November 2nd, has been cancelled. NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • NOVEMBER 2004 • Page 2

Please Help Support Your Nahaunt Garden Club News Community Newspaper Thanks! submitted by Carmella L. Cormier

Now is a good time to renew your subscription to the We would like to take The Nahant Garden Club held their Annual Fall Plant Nahant Harbor Review, or to begin a new subscription for this opportunity to thank Sale at the Life-Saving Station this year. The change of the year 2005. Although the Nahant Harbor Review is our many sponsors and area was convenient and gave us more visablilty. Thank FREE to all Nahanters, your voluntary subscription check friends who supplied us you, residents and visitors, who made it a “sell-out” for $15 will help keep the issues coming to your door. with everything we needed success. Four garden items were raffled off, and won by How about a gift subscription to a friend in the to make the First Annual residents. Linda Jenkins was chairman. military. What a great gift for someone far from home. NaHaunt celebration a Thank you, Dunkin Donuts, for your donation. And, what a great gift for an out-of-Town friend or family great success. Our November 18th meeting will be a “Lemon member. The gift that keeps on giving, month after month, We couldn’t have done Wreath Workshop,” at the Nahant Village Church at noon. for a full year! it without you. Your hostess for the meeting is Carmella L. Cormier. Send name(s) and mailing address(es) and $15 for Thank You…Bostonia Dessert and beverage will be served. each subscription of 12 monthly issues, beginning with Produce, Athlete’s Corner, Marie E. Ford will conduct a workshop for the first the January 2005 issue, to: Nahant Harbor Review, PO G/J Towing, Walmart, 20 members, who sign up in advance. Registration and Box 88, Nahant, MA 01908. Or, save a stamp! Drop an Nahant Harbor Review, check for $10.00 must be received by November 13th, if envelope with your subscription info and check in the Kittridge Farm, Brooksby you wish to participate. Bring your own “tools”. You may black box at the Teller’s Counter in the Equitable Bank on Farm, Doyle Electric, call Marie Ford at 781-581-0736, for reservations and Nahant Road. Periwinkle Food Shoppe, details. Happy Thanksgiving to you all! Many thanks to Nahant Fire and Police Have a great Thanksgiving! those of you who had opportunity to send in a subscrip- Department, Town of tion last month. Many thanks to all Nahanters for your Nahant, Robert Wilson, Fun Fall Happenings at the Library generous support, kind words and notes of encourage- DPW Department, Accu- by Jill Mattina ment. rate Graphics, Tony the Florist, ALL of our Volun- Kick off November by casting your vote for your teer Bakers, Special Dona- favorite book, from November 1st to 7th. The most tions by Individuals, Pump- beloved books will be posted and put on display for all to kin Patch Workers, Little see. Voters of all ages are welcome. League Parent Helpers, If you, or someone you know, is a parent or caregiver Author Maura Devereaux, for a baby or toddler, you are welcome at our Tuesday, That’s Entertainment, 10:30 a.m. story and play time. Come in from the cold to Mazzaferro Family, Mark hear some stories and meet some new friends. Story time, KAREN A. CANTY GAIL GUINEY Carbone, Warren Family, for Kindergarten and older, will be every Monday in BETTY MACARELLI EDNA M. DORAN And… November at 3:00 p.m. Each week themed stories will be WAY SWAIM MARION CAPANO A special thanks to followed by a fun craft. KATIE DORAN WALTON NIAMH CALLAHAN Kathy Marini and Kathy The Nahant Public Library is having a Scarecrow LISA ARENA BEV BELIVEAU, SEC. Ryan. Building Contest. Bring your Scarecrow to the library all From the month long, to be put on display on the library lawn. They Nahant Little League will be judged on November 30th and prizes will be Board of Directors Rob Scanlan, CMS/MMS/ACMS awarded to the top winners. USSA Master Marine Surveyor If you are unable to make a scarecrow, you can still Certified & Accredited ~ Power & Sail Town’s New Fire help decorate the library by adding a leaf to our Thanks- Yachts ~ Ships ~ Tugs ~ Barges Truck on Display giving Tree. As you pass by the tree in the lobby, stop and write something you are thankful for on a paper leaf and PO Box 87 hang it on the tree. As the leaves fall outside add your The Nahant Fire Nahant, MA 01908 own leaves to a special tree inside. Department will bring their 781-595-6225 (office) We will celebrate with a Thanksgiving party on new fire truck to the No- 781-593-2711 (fax) Wednesday, November 17th, at 6:00 p.m., at the library. vember 5th breakfast of the Come prepared for Turkey tales, great games, and tasty [email protected] ~ www.mastermarinesurveyor.com Nahant Village Church treats. If you would like more information about any of Serving Coastal New England, Cape Cod and The Islands Men’s Group. They will the above, please call Jill Mattina at 781-581-0306. talk about the truck and show off the new equip- ment. Everyone is welcome Thanksgiving is November 25th! John Mackey, P.C. (including children) to Attorney at Law come see the fire truck. The free breakfast starts at 7:00 a.m., with the TODAY’S LOWEST RATES General Practice presentation to follow at Residential Mortgages & Refinancing Real Estate - Divorce - Personal Injury 7:30. To ensure an adequate Adjustable Rate Mortgages as low as 3.0% food supply, please RSVP Call us today for an easy pre-qualification Telephone: 781-581-5600 to the Hastings’ at (781) while rates are low! E-mail: [email protected] 581-5691, or email: John J. Hamson [email protected], or by signing up in the Com- Powder House Mortgage Co. Keep the “free press” in Nahant. Subscribe to the panionway at the Nahant 242 Humphrey Street 781-592-5800 office Nahant Harbor Review. Please see page 9 for info. Village Church. 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Nahant Historical Society Nahant Village LynnArts Annual Art Auction Telephone Book is Here! Church Come celebrate Lynn! Join us on Saturday, Novem- Placement ber 6th, from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m., for art, live music, So, you believe that nothing changes in Nahant? refreshments and a great cause. Still struggling with that 1996 Nahant Phone Book? As a Christmas Fair LynnArts is holding its annual Art Auction and Gala, (Yes, the one with that nice painting of the Library on the fundraiser, the NVC Men’s and you’re invited. Celebrate Lynn and the dramatic cover.) Cheer up! Group plans to create growth that Central Square is currently experiencing. This Just in time to help you update your Christmas card Nahant Village Church year’s Gala honors downtown businesses and pays tribute list, the new 2004 edition of the Nahant Historical Society placemats, with business to the 150th Anniversary of one of Lynn’s most respected Telephone Book is now available, to clarify those changes cards of parishioners and businesses, Farquar and Black. Eat, drink and dance the and rescue you from inaccuracies and confusion. others in the community, night away with the Acme Blues Band. Start, or expand, This bright, new edition is loaded with improved for the Ham and Bean your art collection at our exciting art auction which features: a lay-flat binding, lettered tabs to identify Supper, that is planned for features the work of nearly 40 local artists. Support alphabetical sections, separate business listings, expanded Friday, December 3th from LynnArts and support the arts in Lynn. government listings and lined pages for notes and new 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. For more information and tickets, please call Steve numbers. The placemats will be Negron at LynnArts, 781-598-5244. You may purchase the book at the Historical Society used throughout the year by headquarters at the Nahant Community Center, or at the the Men’s Group and as Nahant Public Library, at a price of $10 each. All proceeds appropriate, may be used at got to the Nahant Historical Society. other church functions. Jesmond Nursing The cost per business Nov. 27th Holiday Fair card is $25 for a year. and Spread the word about your The 2nd Annual Holiday Fair will be held on Satur- business or expertise by day, November 27th, at the Nahant Town Hall, from 9:00 signing up today. Space is Rehabilitation a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Last year’s fair was an overwhelming limited and cards will be success, which helped to raise money for the restoration accepted on a first come 271 Nahant Road of the Nahant Life-Saving Station. basis. Send your business This year’s fair will host many familiar and new card, with a $25 check, Nahant, MA 01908 artisans and vendors. Look for Bizzy Bee with collectible made payable to the Nahant and customized gifts; Donna’s Treasures, with the popular Village Church, to the “Make Your Own Jewelry” table for children and adults. Nahant Village Church on Providing Rehabilitation Services, The Nahant Woman’s Club will sell holiday ornaments, Cliff Street, to the attention Long-Term Care, Respite Care custom spoons, note cards and paper. Many other unique of Cal Hastings. and Hospice Care. and varied artisans will offer digital photography, custom For those who wish to nautical knot gifts, beach glass jewelry, gems, custom participate and do not have silver jewelry, customized children’s clothing and gifts, a business card, a greeting For information and / or admission, custom tee-shirts, Nahant Collectibles, ornaments, hand- message of the same size call: 781-581-0420 • fax: 781-596-0878 made fleecewear for children and adults, handmade may also be included. baskets, Tahitian pearl jewelry from Hawaii and much more. This year, as last, Santa will leave the North Pole to GOD BLESS Captain Wolf Limo & visit with Nahant children at the Fair. At 3:00 p.m., we AMERICA will draw the winner of the $500 scratch ticket. The Executive Car tickets are selling for $10 and will be available at the fair. Special Rates to the Airports, Logan and Manchester, NH Silent Auction at Swampscott High $100 OFF 6-HOUR TRIP submitted by Julie Tarmy (OR MORE) WITH THIS AD We are available 24 / 7 for your convenience. The Senior Class at Swampscott High School is hosting a silent auction on Wednes- Executive Car and Limousine for all occasions day, December 15th. It will be held in the school cafeteria from 6:00 to 10 p.m. Tickets will be available at the November 13th craft fair at the High School and at the Thanks- Toll Free: 1-866-278-9653 • Local: 781-477-2722 giving Day football game. Ticket prices are : $15 at the door; $12.50 advance purchase; $10 for students. Your admission price includes a buffet dinner, coffee and dessert, as JOSEPH P. MANLEY well as the opportunity to bid on many spectacular auction items, including theater and INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES symphony tickets, holiday theme items, a Starbucks package, a Big Blue basket and much, much more. Look for a more detailed list of items in the December Harbor Re- Civil & Criminal Investigations view issue. Pre-Trial • Background Checks • Accident • Insurance We are still looking for aution items. If you would like to donate an item or have Domestic • Missing Persons • Surveillance • Protection any questions, please call Julie Tarmy, at 781-581-0345, or Eva Cassidy, at 781-581- Corporate Security Consulting • School Safety 6479. The funds raised from this event will go to the senior class to cover graduation Crisis Management costs. Thank you in advance for your continued support. 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Our Food is Delicious Natural History Field Trips and Homemade! by Linda Pivacek, Nahant Open Space Cmte

The Open Space Committee has sponsored several natural history field trips this “We’ll Help You summer and fall. We will continue these field trips, to increase awareness of Nahant’s with Your Holiday open spaces. We welcome all to join us, as we explore the biodiversity and natural Catering Needs.” history of Nahant: birds, plants, butterflies, dragonflies and more. Armed with field guides, binoculars and a sense of adventure and camaraderie, the participants are novices 540 Loring Ave • Salem SHOPPE HOURS and experts, sharing and learning together and mostly enjoying the nature of Nahant. 978-825-0099 Mon - Fri 7 am - 6 pm When possible, the trips will be posted in the Community Calendar section of the 781-599-5990 Sat 8 am - 3 pm Nahant Harbor Review. Some of our trips are scheduled on short notice. To find out more, please try one of the following: 1) To get on the mailing list, send your email address to [email protected] 2) Check the calendar section at Nahant’s website: www.nahant.org 3) Check notices at the Nahant Library The Anchorage November Woman’s Club Meeting To Feature ***** Nahant ***** Dr. Sal Genovese of Northeastern University by Polly Bradley Luxury Apartments Available Dr. Salvatore J. Genovese will speak on “Issues Impacting the Waters Surrounding Studio, one bedroom and two bedroom Nahant,” at the Nahant Woman’s Club November meeting, Tuesday, November 16th, at Oceanfront with breathtaking 10:30 a.m., at the Nahant Village Church’s Swansburg Hall. Following a chowder Boston Skyline views. luncheon, Maurice Poulin, Master Chief Boatswain Mate, U.S. Coast Guard Ret., will tell about his “Boats in a Bottle” and show some of the work he has created. Woman’s 781-581-8888 Club members are asked to bring in their own boats-in-a-bottle to show. A Poulin bottle will be raffled at the meeting. Hostesses for the November meeting are Barbara Capodilupo, Cay Cusack and Gertrud Joyce. The invocation will be given by Polly Bradley. Sal Genovese is Director of the Three Seas Program at Northeastern University’s Marine Science Center, at East Point, Nahant. The Three Seas Program offers students an exciting year of field and laboratory studies on the Pacific Coast, at Catalina Island in California; on the Atlantic Coast, in Nahant; and in the South Pacific, at Moonea, just off Tahiti. Sal is also President of Safer Waters in Massachusetts (SWIM), the Nahant-based citizens group, that for twenty years has worked to protect the seacoast and waters of Nahant and Massachusetts Bay. A graduate of Swarthmore College, Sal received his PhD in Biology from North- eastern University, with a concentration in Invertebrate Zoology and Marine Ecology. He also received a Certificate in Advanced Environmental Studies from Northeastern. Sal and his wife, Elizabeth, are parents of a two-year-old daughter, Mae.

The Woman’s Club is continuing to raise funds for the reconstruction of the Bailey’s Hill Gazebo. Through November 27th, chances will be on sale for $10 each, to win a packet of $500 worth of Lottery scratch tickets, potentially worth a daydream come true in lottery winnings! After November 27th, perhaps in time for the Crafts Fair at Town Hall, Polar Tek™ fleece jackets and vests will be available, featuring the Bailey’s Hill Gazebo, Nahant, with a picture of the old gazebo, drawn by Nahant artist Lucy Doane. The club has also donated $50 to the American Heart Association (AHA), in appre- TIDES ciation for the informational material sent by the AHA for the September meeting, when Restaurant & Pub Dr. Paula Kinnunen spoke on “Women’s Heart Issues.” At the End of the Nahant Causeway — 2B Wilson Road, Nahant, MA 01908 For more information, call Calantha Sears, President, at 781-581-0121, or Marrit 781-593-7500 www.tidesnahant.com Hastings, First Vice-President, at 781-581-5691. GIFT CERTIFICATE SPECIAL November 26 — December 24 Congratulations! Sergeant Major Cormier Buy a $25 Gift Certificate & We’ll Give You a $10 Bonus Coupon TIDES’ DAILY JOIN US & SEE ALL WE Sergeant Major Robert Cormier, son of Robert and Carmella Cormier of Nahant, DISCOUNT SPECIALS HAVE TO OFFER. . . was awarded two Bronze Star Medals, at Ray Barracks, in Freidburg Germany, for Available from 4 - 9 PM. Not to be combined with any other discounts. Only Monday’s pizza * Spectacular Seafood, combat actions in Iraq. promotion is valid on take-out. Some restrictions Steak & Pasta apply to all discounts. Ask your server for details. One Bronze Star was awarded for actions during Operation Iraqi Freedom. The * The Best Pizza Around Sunday - second Medal was awarded for actions during Operation Iron Saber, which were combat * Luncheon Menu Monday - $2 Off Any Entrée operations taking place in Iraq, to defeat insurgents in Baghdad and Karbala Iraq. Monday - Friday, 11:30 - 3...Starting at $5 2 Large 1 Topping * Breathtaking Ocean Views Sergeant Major Cormier served 15 months in Iraq with the 1st Battalion, 36th Pizzas, $14 * Karaoke Every Friday Night infantry lst Brigade, 1st Armored Division, participating in action in Baghdad, Sadar Tuesday - * Entertainment Saturday Nights City and Karbala. Kids Eat Free * Full Service Lottery & Keno For actions in Iraq, the First Armored Division received a Presidential Unit Citation * Buffet or Sit-Down Wednesday - and a Valorous Unit Citation. Units that Sergeant Major Cormier served with, received Free Appetizer Night Functions for All Occasions an additional two Presidential Unit Citations. BOOK YOUR FUNDRAISER Sergeant Major Cormier is currently living in Freidburg Germany with his wife, the We Donate 10% of All Sales from 6-9PM during Fundraisers! Call for Details. former Nicole Waszak, of Swampscott, and their two daughters, Ashley and Emily. NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • NOVEMBER 2004 • Page 5

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Ice Skating Classes at the Lynn News and Notes from the School Department Connery Rink by Cecilia Di Bella, Nahant Superintendent

Learn to skate classes are currently being held at the Lots of news this month. So let me begin where I left off in October. The aca- Lynn Connery Memorial Ice Rink off the Lynnway, on demic achievement of Johnson School students remains steady. According to recently Shepard Street. Separate skill classes are held at the released information from the Massachusetts Department of Education, once again we beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Lessons are have met all the performance goals under the federal No Child Left Behind Act. The available to children ages 4-1/2 and up, as well as to 2004 Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) Report for the Johnson School contains a “Yes” adults. Skaters can wear either figure or hockey skates and in every column. That means that we have met our yearly target improvement goals. helmets are required for those ages 4-1/2 through 7. Each Hats off to our instructional staff, parents and students for their continued focus on class includes a small group lesson and a supervised academics. practice. In spite of the rainy weather, our fifth and sixth graders had a wonderful experi- For more info., call the Bay State Skating School at ence at “Nature’s Classroom,” the environmental camp in Charlton, Mass. For two and 781-890-8480, or visit www.baystateskatingschool.org. one-half days in late September, our students were engaged in a series of curriculum- Ice skate and feel great! based activities grounded in science, mathematics, social studies and humanities. The daytime “field experiences,” were filled with hands-on lessons utilizing the outdoors as a classroom. The topics for investigation included the chemistry of soap, edible Please patronize our advertisers. Their ad $$$ help plants, animal care, meteorology, geometry and many more. Night walks featured keep the Nahant Harbor Review coming. And, don’t orienteering including astronomy and a night vision exercise. At mealtimes, “the ORT” forget to tell them that you saw their ad in the or food left on a plate framed the discussion about waste and recycling. As students Nahant Harbor Review. Thanks! became more aware of the enormous amount of food wasted in our society, the amount of “ORT” decreased. The songs and camaraderie that were exhibited as the bus re- turned to the Johnson School late Wednesday afternoon were a testament to the fact that learning can be fun! Once again, let me extend our thanks to the PTO for support- ing this wonderful experience. Monday, October 18th, was opening day for the new Early Drop Off Program. This fee-based program allows parents to drop off their Johnson School student at the cafeteria beginning at 7:00 a.m. The fee includes breakfast and supervised activities until the start of the regular school day. Loreen Tirrell, who is a licensed child care provider, in addition to her many skills, coordinates the program. For more information call Loreen or the School. Saving for college expenses is a difficult reality for most Massachusetts parents. Commissioner of Education David Driscoll and Thomas Graf, Executive Director of NEXT CLASS BEGINS NOVEMBER 15th the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority (MEFA) have asked all superinten- dents to remind parents of elementary school children, in particular, of the need to begin saving early for college expenses. MEFA’s U. Fund for College Investing Plan, (617) 224-4803, is one of several approaches. Saturday, October the 30th, has been designated as “Spruce Up the Grounds of CHILDREN (4 & up) & ADULTS the Johnson School Day.” Several parents have stepped forward to organize this event.

LYNN CONNERY RINK Register They will concentrate on exterior work such as outdoor painting, tree pruning, brush Off the Lynnway Now! removal, fence repairs and other carpentry. Mark Cullinan has offered equipment and assistance, but more volunteers are needed. Your assistance will be appreciated. 35 Years SUNDAYS 1:00 p.m. Experience 781-890-8480 One of the Johnson School’s wonderful traditions is the Veterans’ Day Celebra- www.baystateskatingschool.org tion. This year it will be held on Tuesday, November 9th. Each year the cafeteria is Bay State Skating School filled with veterans and their families who share their remembrances and memorabilia with our students. It is cross-generational learning at its best! Details of the day appear elsewhere in this issue.

ART CLASSES Healthy Choices for Preschoolers Fall Sessions Have Begun! Please join us on Monday, November 8th, at 7:00 p.m., for a discussion concerning the nutritional needs of our preschool children. Marianne Heffrin M.S., R.D., the Nutri- LATE REGISTRATION tion Consultant for Crosby’s Marketplace, will be our guest speaker. She will cover Call 781-599-2222 or 781-581-1271 topics such as yogurts, juice boxes and other healthy snack choices. Please come pre- pared with any questions you might have about nutrition. Classes for Children and Adults. The event will take place at the Periwinkle Preschool for a fee of $5.00 per person. Visual Arts, Stained Glass, Mosaic, If you are interested in attending or need further information, please call Tiffany Cooking, Sewing and French Lessons. Connolly at (781) 581-2447, or Erin DiGrande at (781) 593-0526, or Christine Kendall at (781) 595-4142. Open Knitting Group meets Tuesday eves, 6-8 pm You may also sign up at Periwinkle Preschool. Celebrate a Special Event with an ART PARTY! Call for details. Register for classes by email: [email protected] Got Something to Share with the Nahant Community? or by calling ... 781-599-2222 • 781-581-1271 Send your memoriams, birth announcements, articles, poems, photos and short The School of Refrigerator Door Art stories by mail to: Nahant Harbor Review, PO Box 88, Nahant, MA 01908 Carol Hanson, Director OR SAVE A STAMP! Send by e-mail to, [email protected], or place in the DROP-BOX at the Teller’s Counter inside the Nahant Equitable Cooperative Bank Nahant Community Center • 41 Valley Road on Nahant Road. Photos will be returned, if accompanied with a SASE. Thank you. NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • NOVEMBER 2004 • Page 7

Veterans Day Reception Recreation Can & Bottle Drive The 5th and 6th grade students at the Johnson School would like to cordially invite at the Lifesaving Station all Nahant veterans, relatives of veterans, current servicemen, or friends, neighbors and Saturday, November 20th citizens of Nahant, who would like to honor all those who have served our country, to a reception at the Johnson School cafeteria on Tuesday, November 9th, at 12:15 p.m. 9:00 to 11:30 AM The reception will consist of a display of Nahant historical and patriotic memora- bilia, military photos and articles, a choral presentation by the 5th and 6th grade chorus. Refreshments will be served. STEPSTONE MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC. We are really looking forward to seeing you all at this very special Veterans Day observance. “Innovative Mortgage Lender” Please contact the Johnson School office at 781-581-0301, for more information. 31 Atlantic Avenue Marblehead, MA 01945 Johnson School Student Council Elections License #ML0118 submitted by Peggy Silva Lowest Start Rate Around The Johnson School students in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades recently held Rate Apr elections for the officers and representatives of the Student Council for the 2004-05 1.0% 3.98% school year. These elected students are responsible for providing leaership to all the children, kindergarten through grade 6, of the Johnson School. The Student Council is a way for the students to serve their school and community, and to learn about citizenship and the democratic process. Throughout the year, these Call KIM MELLO council members will guide the school in performing many community service projects and various school, town and global activities. NAHANT RESIDENT The Johnson School Student Council 2004-05 members are: Alex Billias, President; (781) 710-0118 Maggie Osbahr, Vice-President; Gabriella Wootten, Secretary; Nicole McDermott, Treasurer; Grade 6 Mrs. Hennessey’s Representative, Christopher Mason; Grade 6 Mrs. Silva’s Representative, Mario Forgione; Grade 5 Mrs. Dunion’s Representatives, Shiloh LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED FOR OVER 16 YEARS Clark and Trachita Wheeler; Grade 5 Mrs. Salt’s Representatives, Heather Doyle and Peter Klee; Grade 4 Mr. Brady’s Representatives, Alexa Steriti and Steven Scaglione; Grade 4 Ms. Gannon’s Representatives, Anna Green and Derek Osbahr Christine M. Menzies Donald W. Menzies, CPF For one of the community service activities for the year, the Student Council is Owner Owner working with Mr. Tom Quinn and the Nahant Lions Club in the annual October “Sight Night.” The students of the Johnson School will be collecting used glasses. We will pass on the glasses to the Lion’s Club and the LensCrafters Foundation. Eyeglasses collected are cleaned, repaired, classified by prescription and then delivered to people in develop- Now Available ing countries who need eyeglasses, but cannot afford them. We will be collecting eye- Canvas transfers of Don’s original works glasses from October 25th to November 5th. Happy Thanksgiving! In November, the Student Council is sponsoring their annual “Thanksgiving Food Mon thru Fri: 3:30 - 7:30 p.m. - Sat: 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Drive” to held families that might need some assistance during the Thanksgiving holi- Sunday: noon to 4:00 p.m. day. Canned or boxed food items are collected and given to an organization that helps 402 Humphrey Street, Swampscott, MA 01907 distribute them. 781-592-1033

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The Art Of Persuasion Royal Scottish Country Dance 11th by Gina McCoy Annual Concert submitted by Susie Petrov “The opinion of what arguments to use in overcrowding and a plague 10,000 men is of no value, debate and oratory style. that killed a huge number We are pleased to announce The Royal Scottish if none of them know To win the hearts of the of civilians and a fourth of Country Dance Society’s Eleventh Annual Concert, to be anything about the subject” crowd and then play upon the soldiers....including held Saturday, November 13th, at the Museum of Our said the Roman Emperor, their emotions, to suppress “the Olympian” Pericles, National Heritage, 33 Marrett Road in Lexington, MA, at philosopher and rhetori- rational thought. It was no himself and his two sons. 3:00 and 8:00 p.m. cian, Marcus Aurelius matter what one knew Despite Plato’s ef- Susie Petrov, the new music teacher at Nahant’s (121-180 AD). This Pla- about the subject....just forts, what the Sophists Johnson School will be Artistic Director and pianist for tonic concept was chal- win. Truth was unimpor- described and developed the show. Susie found her way out to Nahant in Septem- lenged by the Sophists of tant, compared to success. still remains with us. ber 2003. She lives nearby in Lynn. Susie thoroughly the 5th century BC. Currently, when one Today’s politicians enjoys working with her colleagues, adult as well as The art of persuasion thinks of Sophism, it is and journalists, of all student. We would like to invite the Nahant community to has been used since the equated with sly distor- persuasions, think nothing attend the concert. beginning of time, but the tions of truth and glibness. of confidently using a The program is titled, “Out on the Edge, A Contem- ancient Greeks and Ro- The Sophists were Sophic spin to “angle” a porary Look at Scottish Traditional Music and Dance.” mans put its ethical means traveling teachers, from the story towards our partial- This year’s concert features some of the most talented into perspective, during Greek colonies, who ity, to make their presenta- young musicians on the Boston Celtic music scene today. classical times (480 BC). brought this foreign train tion sound credible and Members of the popular Celtic fiddle group, Halali, As Cicero explains, of thought to Athens and convincing. When damage Hanneke Cassel, Laura Cortese, Lissa Schneckenburger, “Socrates was the first to there, founded a formi- has been done, a more will be joined by fiddler Laura Risk and cellist Rushad summon philosophy down dable “think tank.” They vigorous spin is employed, Eggleston. Bagpiper Hollis Easter and pianist Susie from the skies..and com- were able to influence the to reorient the former Petrov round out the list of musicians. Featured dancers pelled her to engage in the great city builder, Pericles, impression. The truth and include soloist Judy Erickson, the ensemble Highland investigation of..moral to go on military expedi- substance of their remarks Dance Boston and the Demonstration Team dancers of the questions of good and tions, which eventually has no bearing. Royal Scottish Country Dance Society. evil.” depleted the Athenian Spin is more produc- It is a pleasure to announce that four of our perform- Most notable was the treasury. They instigated tive in a two-party rather ers have been nominated for the prestigious 2004 Boston Academy of Plato vs the the Peloponessian War than a multi-party system. Music Awards. Hanneke, Laura and Lissa are recognized Sophists. It was Sophic (431BC-404BC), between As though the choices and for their work in Halali, and Rushad, as part of the excit- “spin” that encouraged the the rival city states of truth were only either/or. ing group Crooked Still. While studying at the Berklee political corruption that put Athens and the more As though there were only College of Music, Rushad became the first active student Socrates to death...for robust Spartans, told both one means to justify the end. to be nominated for a Grammy award. which Plato crushed them. sides how to harm the Apparently, the The Boston Globe calls Laura Risk “A virtuoso The majority of other and kindled it into a dumbing down of the fiddler. Her fluency in fiddle styles from Cape Breton to Plato’s dialogues deal with fire. populace has been used Appalachia is remarkable.” Hollis Easter returns to Bos- Justice vs Sophistry. The Sophism set the since ancient times. King ton from a year abroad on a Watson Fellowship. He Sophists taught men conditions for the defeat of of the Olympian Gods, studied piping with Pipe Major Gavin Stoddard at rhetoric, public speaking, Athens. Its policies led to Zeus, punished the Titan, Glasgow’s Piping Centre. Susie Petrov is known to Prometheus, to eternal dancers and Celtic music audiences for her work with the torture for giving man fire Scottish ensemble, Local Hero. 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Yancey Repeats Call for Carbon Monoxide Detectors Nahant Harbor Review Boston City Hall (October 18, 2004) - As cold weather returns to Massachusetts, PO Box 88 • Nahant, MA 01908 USA carbon monoxide (CO) poisonings will increasingly occur in homes with faulty CO producing heating devices and in homes with automobiles left running in attached garages. An estimated 600 deaths occur annually and another 10,000 persons seek DEADLINE INFORMATION for medical attention each year in the United States due to unintentional CO poisoning, according to the Center for Disease Control. DECEMBER 2004 CO, caused by an SUV left running in an attached garage, killed U.S. Attorney John Suthers’ father-in-law and sent Suthers’ wife and eight others to a hospital last Friday All Community Calendar items, personal ads, morning in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Locally, a CO leak in Ashland caused by an classifieds, business ads, articles and short stories. automobile and a leak in Brockton caused by a faulty heater sent ten people to hospitals. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15th • 9:00 A.M. The incidents prompted Boston City Councillor Charles C. Yancey to reenact his Mail Date: NOVEMBER 23rd fight to pass legislation requiring the use of CO detectors in all homes and buildings with CO producing agents in the City of Boston. Yancey, who first introduced the CO legislation on November 1, 2000, following an STAFF incident in which 20 Dorchester residents were treated for CO exposure from a faulty oil burner, said he would reintroduce his legislation within two months. Owner/Editor: Donna Lee Hanlon 592-4148 “For the past four years, I’ve been fighting to get a law passed that would require Sales Director: Suzanne Hamill 592-1263 all property owners to have carbon monoxide detectors in properties and buildings with Assistant: Mary Lowe CO producing devices,” said Yancey. “This legislation is extremely important and will Proofreader: Harriet Steeves save lives and reduce the number of emergency hospital visits by people suffering from carbon monoxide poisonings,” he said. The strongest foes of CO legislation, which was passed by the City Council but The Nahant Harbor Review is published monthly later vetoed by the Menino Administration, are landlords of multiple units and fire and distributed to over 2,100 homes and businesses department officials, who claim that false alarms from CO detectors will exhaust fire in Nahant and beyond by Seaside Business Services, department resources. PO Box 88, Nahant, MA 01908, (781) 592-4148, The National Fire Protection Association, based in Quincy, Massachusetts, urges Donna Lee Hanlon, Owner, Editor & Publisher. consumers to protect themselves by installing CO alarms inside their homes and by Editor reserves sole discretion for inclusion of ads, being cautious with vehicles in attached garages. The Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends placing a CO detector on articles, letters and other submissions. each floor of a residence, placing at minimum a single detector on each sleeping floor Anonymously submitted articles and / or letters, with an additional detector in the area of a major gas-burning appliance such as a fur- unsigned or lacking author contact information, will not nace or water heater. be published. Exception: although not a regular Other CO producing devices include wood stoves, gas stoves, gas dryers, space practice, a writer’s identity may be withheld by re- heaters, automobiles, and yard equipment such as lawnmowers and snow blowers. quest, at the sole descretion of the editor. “We need to send a message to the City Council and to the mayor that we value our Articles, Notices, Letters and Calendar Items may lives and we value the lives of our family members and that we believe that there should be submitted by: email, [email protected], or fax, be a requirement just as we require fire detectors and smoke detectors in all of our (781) 581-0158, or mail, Editor, PO Box 88, Nahant, buildings,” said Yancey, who is urging residents not to wait for the legislation to pass but to buy CO detectors on their own. MA 01908, or to our drop-off box at the Equitable Cooperative Bank on Nahant Road. The views and opinions expressed in this publica- Help keep this community newspaper afloat! Please send $15 for a “voluntary sub- scription” to the Nahant Harbor Review, PO Box 88, Nahant, MA 01908. tion do not necessarily reflect those of the manage- Thank you for your continued support. ment and staff of the Nahant Harbor Review or Seaside Business Services.

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Cleanse and Detox Your Body for Fall and Winter Health by Sallee Slagle, Director, Dance Dimensions

The fall is a good time ing many more chemicals waste stored in our bodies. detox, how about some everyday for 5 minutes. to start new things and to on a daily basis. Our diets Also, new high protein ways we can use these In any detox, elimina- prepare for the winter often don’t include enough diets tax our organs, as they ideas to help us clean up tion is key and fluids are season. Natural healers and fresh fruits and green leafy are overworked trying to our daily life. Okay, 1) vital. Many detoxes include herbalists recommend vegetables as we should. process too much protein. A Drink more fluids, espe- colonics, or skin brushing. seasonal detox’s or These chemicals get stored cleanse, or fast, gives them cially purified water and You know your skin is the cleanses. That would be 4 in our tissues and our a break and a rest. Advo- fresh-squeezed juices. This largest organ of the body. It times a year, maybe too intestines become lined cates say that regular helps your body flush out continuously eliminates and much to imagine, but if we with matter that impairs our detoxification can help with toxins regularly. 2) Eat should be able to “breathe.” all did a cleanse even once ability to absorb the nutri- chronic conditions, includ- more fresh, and whenever This is why many natural- a year, we would see the tion from our foods. A ing heart disease, cancer, possible, raw oganic fruits ists wear only natural fiber difference. One of the cleanse helps to reverse arthritis, cholesterol and and vegetables. Aside from clothing, so the skin can biggest issues is, that we these accumulations and rid allergies. So why not the essential vitamins and breathe, not like synthetics. are exposed to and consum- the body of toxins and cleanse? Programs to detox minerals, they contain For a spiritual lift or or cleanse can vary from 3 phytochemicals and fiber, just a lighter home, it is REGISTER NOW days to 3 weeks, but the that help us detox naturally. recommended to give away goal is the same: 1) Clean 3) Eat less dairy (especially half of what you have. Half for out the various systems, so cheese), as it promotes may seem drastic, but just & SWAMPSCOTT Ongoing CLASSES that they can function mucus production through- decreasing some of the better, 2) Reduce stress on out your body and can coat material objects around and Ballet, Modern, Jazz/HipHop, Tap, these systems, by eating your intestines. 4) Drink decluttering our living and Irish Step, Gymnastics/Cheerdance, less, or even fasting, 3) herbal teas for detox like work spaces, can lighten Fitness, Stretch & Tone, Aerobics, Eliminate toxins, through fenugreek, eucalyptus, and brighten our attitudes. Ballroom and Yoga exercise, massage, steam, peppermint and spearmint, There are many detox (781) 599-1476 [email protected] etc. Cleanses and fasts were as these help rid the body programs I know of and Weddings, private lessons and personal fitness available. a part of everyday health of mucus, which can trap your local bookstore or for many ancient cultures viruses and bacteria. 5) Try library has several books on and still, today, in some a liquid diet one-day-a- these. But if you just Eastern cultures and now a week of broths, fresh fruits, include some, or all of the part of the natural healing vegetable juices, pureed above, into your daily professions. So why don’t vegetables and plenty of routine, you will be living a EssentialEssential FriendsFriends SpaSpa we do them? They can be water. 6) Exercise every cleaner, healthier lifestyle. involved and inconvenient day. 7) Sweat regularly Remember everyone THE BOUTIQUE FOR YOUR BODY and can include side effects through aerobics, jogging, should consult his or her like headaches or fatigue. sauna, steam. And last, but healthcare professional So, if you don’t want definitely important 8) before undertaking a By Appointment Only to undertake a more intense Relax in a peaceful way, cleanse or detox. Call 781-254-3799 Walsh Appointed to the OxyContin Commission 212 Humphrey St., Swampscott, MA 01907 Owner/Operator Maria Freni-Nigro State Representative Steven M. Walsh was appointed to the newly-formed OxyContin Commission, on September 22nd, by former House Speaker, Thomas M. Finneran. Walsh’s appointment comes after he authored a successful amendment to establish the commission, in the Fiscal Year 2005 Budget. Now Offering The goal of the commission is to study the impacts on youth of the abuse of OxyContin and other prescription and illicit drugs. The commission will study the PERSONAL TRAINING! prescription, dispensing, treatment and education of those drugs and shall submit a report, including legislative recommendations, if any, to the Joint Committee on Health North Shore Physical Care and the House and Senate Committee on Ways and Means by April 1, 2005. Therapy Associates, Inc. The abuse of prescription and illicit drugs among youth on the North Shore, has Quality physical therapy with highly-trained become a recent trend and Walsh believes the commission is a step in the right direction. senior clinicians. Walsh felt the formation of the OxyContin commission was imperative. “Too many suffering families and communities are being denied important research and Swampscott Marblehead it is time to act,” said Walsh. “I’m eager to begin work on the commission and am Humphrey Plaza Marblehead Medical Bldg confident that a significant impact can be made.” Walsh noted, that the Lynn legislative 642 Humphrey Street 1 Widger Road delegation has had various meetings with local law enforcement personnel, as well as (781) 592-2773 (781) 631-8250 with District Attorney John Blodgett, regarding this problem and agreed that major steps need to be taken, to put an end to this epidemic. Back & Neck Pain Walsh was also pleased with the support the commission received, adding, “Senator Sport Injuries North Shore Dance, Musician, Yoga Injuries McGee, Representative Fennell, and I felt strongly, that the legislature responded quickly Physical Therapy Overuse Problems to this growing problem affecting our young people by enacting this piece of legisla- Swampscott • 781-592-2773 Dizziness or Balance tion.” Marblehead • 781-631-8250 Post-Operative Rehabilitation Walsh plans to continue meeting with law enforcement officials and Blodgett, Auto and Industrial Accidents regarding the problem. Other legislators have taken notice of the trend as well, including Serving the Marblehead & Swampscott communities for over 22 years. Representative Peter Koutoujian, who serves as House Chairman of the Joint Committee Owned and operated by David J. Roberts, MSPT on Health Care. NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • NOVEMBER 2004 • Page 11

November 6th Concert to Honor Harriet Steeves by Jim Walsh

On Saturday, November Committee. Bob was elected ber that when the Town faced eminent bassist, Dave “A Concert for Harriet” 6th, at the Town Hall there Selectman. Harriet became major financial crises and Conlon, who had just been will take place at Town Hall will be a concert to honor the Dog Officer. Bob was a budgets were being cut left elected Town Moderator, was on Saturday evening, No- Harriet Steeves. The trum- Scout Master. Both were and right, Harriet stood on unable to officiate at his first vember 6th, at 7:30 p.m. It pets of the Huntington Brass sailors and core contributors Town Meeting floor and Town Meeting, Harriet will feature the Huntington Quintet will blaze and, while to the active social life of the moved that her entire salary stepped in and became the Brass Quintet, a group that it is not likely that George Dory Club. Meanwhile, be given to the Recreation first woman ever to preside has delighted Nahanters both Frideric Handel had Harriet Harriet had left her job at Committee. Long after her at Town Meeting. After the at the Ellingwood Chapel and Steeves in mind, when he sat Polaroid to begin raising a own children had grown, Meeting, she received a the dedication of the Valley down to write “The Arrival family. She became one of Harriet knew that the work standing ovation. I remember Road School. Speaking of of the Queen of Sheba” two Nahant’s premier women she had done on the commit- the look on her face that delight, Don Angle, one of hundred and fifty years ago, sailors and a crucial member tee years before, was worthy evening. When she is at her the most creative and delight- it certainly jumped to my of almost every committee work and needed to be job, she is all business. Not ful musicians at work today, mind when we thought of the Dory Club has ever supported. Harriet’s not in it without warmth and charm, will also play. Don has honoring Harriet for her created. for the money. of course, but the face she recently moved to Salem, but thirty years of service as And when needed, she The adventures never shows on the stage during only so that he could see all Town Clerk in Nahant. If the was the Police Matron. stop when you’re Town Town Meeting is serious, of Nahant at once. Another Queen of Sheba were a With the untimely Clerk in a small town. Late focused and business-like. Nahanter, Christoph Wald Republican, Nahant would passing of Ed Dunn, Harriet one Saturday afternoon That evening, as her fellow who, as well as being a have its Queen. was appointed interim Town Harriet received a frantic citizens clapped and cheered, physician and important When it is at its best, Clerk in July of 1974. She call. It seems that the caller’s she fought to keep a wide researcher at the Lahey Harriet Steeves is one of the had worked in Town Hall off son was at the airport, about smile of gratitude from Clinic, is also an internation- people who makes Nahant and on, filling in for Ed at to go on a long planned playing across her face. Just ally recognized musician and what it is. She is a decent, vacation time, and getting to vacation in the Caribbean. a little one escaped. Inside, I will also perform. Soprano hardworking, generous know the operations of the He found that he needed a think, Harriet was so happy, Shea Mavros, also from person who believes that Town Clerk’s office. She was birth certificate, which he she was almost a Democrat. Nahant and also a performer living a life of public service the obvious choice to fill in didn’t have, or they wouldn’t Finally a word on “A at the Ellingwood Chapel, means living a life that is temporarily, except that she let him on the plane. He Concert for Harriet.” When will contribute her fresh, worthy. She has been Town was a Republican and, by called his father. His father the Community Preservation young talent to the evening Clerk in Nahant, for more law, the Board of Registrars called Harriet. Could she Committee was sitting down as well. than thirty years, since July must have an equal number help him? Of course she to begin its work, Harriet Tickets are available of 1974. During that time I of Democrats and Republi- could. Harriet arranged to came by to swear us in. It’s from Dan at the Library, think she has greeted and cans. The search for a meet him at Town Hall where one of her many jobs. In from Susan at Town Hall, at served every voter, every Democratic candidate was she created a new birth passing, she commented that the door, or by calling 781- candidate, every citizen of unsuccessful and Harriet certificate and faxed it to the she had been doing that sort 599-5533. Nahant. I can’t remember a became the acting Town airport, and thus, by swing- of thing for thirty years. To a Do come and enjoy an time when Harriet wasn’t Clerk. In April of 1975, she ing into action from her few of us it seemed that this extraordinary evening Town Clerk. Of course, I was elected Town Clerk in home on a Saturday night, ought to be recognized. And honoring this extraordinary lived here for nine months her own right. she saved the vacation. It’s an idea was born. woman. while Ed Dunn was Town Since then, she has all part of a Queen’s job Clerk, but I had no sense of received more votes for description, apparently. Nahant as a town then. After public office than any other May 25, 1985 was just V I N N I N S Q U A R E all, I was so young. As I in the history of the Town another day in the life of a came to know Nahant, so too and she has had no opposi- Justice of the Peace when Mark D. Friedman, D.C., D.A.C.N.B. BOARD CERTIFIED CHIROPRACTIC NEUROLOGIST did I come to know Harriet. tion. Except once. she married Judy and me. 990 PARADISE ROAD They go hand in hand. You One year a Rival She claims to remember the SUITE LL-A can’t think of one without Candidate emerged. Leaflets day, but the fact of the matter SWAMPSCOTT, MA 01907 thinking of the other. were distributed. There was a is that she has married more TEL: 781-581-7300 It was not always so. presence on the Causeway, than 200 couples, almost all FAX: 781-581-1190 www.rightspine.com Harriet was born in Boston, waving. On Election Day, the of them Nahanters. How 15 years of clinical experience grew up in Medford and got story goes, the Rival Candi- could she remember them “Not just an alternative ... your BEST alternative.” her degree in chemistry at date stood at the foot of the all? Tufts University, where she Town Hall steps, holding her Music is another facet C H I R O P R A C T I C met another chemistry major, sign, smiling, shaking hands, of Harriet’s life. When her and the rest is history. When when someone asked her older sister decided to stop Harriet and Bob Steeves “Why, in Heaven’s name, are playing the flute, Harriet were married, they decided you running for Town picked it up. That was in to build a house on Fox Hill Clerk?” 1939. She took lessons for 50 Road, in the town where Bob “Well, for one thing,” cents a week. She is a lover had summered, from the age the Rival Candidate replied, of classical music, as anyone of four. Although I really “It pays $20,000 a year!” who has had Saturday don’t think Bob considers When she was gently morning coffee at her house himself one of the town’s told that she had been knows. Bach or Mozart is traditional “summer people.” misinformed, that the posi- always in the background. From the beginning of tion paid only $2,000, the She sings at the Nahant their married life, they Rival Candidate quickly put Village Church and with the established themselves as down her sign, rushed into Concert Singers of Greater Nahanters. In the Fifties, Town Hall and cast her vote Lynn. Harriet was a constant for Harriet Steeves. When another of presence on the Recreation But many of us remem- Nahant’s musicians, the NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • NOVEMBER 2004 • Page 12

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The Nature of Nahant: Open Spaces and Hidden Gems Across the Causeway or by Linda Pivacek Across the Country The Open Space Committee sponsored a series of Natural History field trips, over the Wayne Alarm Systems, Inc. past few months. The trips are free and open to all. We visited several of Nahant’s “Open Spaces” and explored the beginnings of Nahant’s new Nature Trail. Like other Town com- 424 Essex Street • Residential mittees, we have our scheduled meetings at Town Hall working on Open Space issues. It Lynn, MA 01902-3624 • Commercial was inspiring, informing and fun, to actually visit these spaces. For most of us, if we have 781 / 595-0000 • Industrial time to get outdoors at all, we visit our usual places and bypass others – maybe a little 781 / 477-6196 Fax • Fire • CCTV nudge is all we need to explore a bit further. We have had a great time exploring Nahant’s www.waynealarm.com • Burglar natural treasures, with old friends and friends-just-met. It’s been great and more field trips A Listed and will be announced. Certified Co. MA Lic. C1111 APPROVED A summer field trip to Lodge Park was a slow saunter, as we explored many nooks and crannies. John Benson and Cherry Fitch identified several special plants, that have thrived there for years, and the new wild plants, that are thriving in the meadow. The songs of the FLOOD & FIRE FLOODED? nesting Cedar Waxwings, Yellow Warblers and Carolina Wrens made the day even sunnier. CALL FOX 24 / 7 The Open Space Committee would like to give a special thank you to Superintendent 1-800-369-4121 Bob Ward and his DPW crew, for their hard work and cooperation to maintain Lodge Park FOX We dry & restore carpets, walls, as a blend of the formal area around the Lodge Monument and the wilder meadow beyond. RESTORATION ceilings, floors & contents. 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Since the birds are depleted of fat stores and energy when they reach Nahant, it is important for them to feed and rest with minimal disturbance. Many will not survive the General Household migration. Part of the survey is to record how often the flock is disturbed. I have been Repair & Maintenance greatly impressed with the consideration so many of Nahant’s beachgoers intuitively give to Prompt & Reliable the shorebirds, making an effort to avoid disturbing them. I have had many folks stop and ask what I’m doing, as I watch the flocks through my telescope. I see a new awareness and respect as my answers provoke further questions. I hope the beach holds even more wonder All tasks considered. than it did before for these folks. George Wright On a sparkling day in early October, we visited Bailey’ s Hill and part of the new Nahant Owned (617) 257-6425 Nature Trail at the Lowlands. OSC member, Debbie Aliff, a close neighbor of Bailey’s Hill, pointed out how the vegetation has changed in the past few years. Other participants noted, that they had never visited the hill before and were impressed with how beautiful it was. Bailey’s Hill has certainly matured and grown in its beauty. The Pine Grove looked stately Keep the “free press” alive in Nahant. Subscribe to and the Crab Apple trees were in full fruit. From Bailey’s, we walked the proposed route of the Nahant Harbor Review. Please see pg 9 for info. Nahant’s new Nature Trail to the Lowlands. In contrast to the spectacular open vistas at Bailey’s, the Lowlands Trail is a hidden gem, verdant and intimate. One is surrounded by trees, without a building in sight. Another very special Nahant place. At this point, it is only a rough-cut, vague trail. As we walked through the “woods,” to the edge of the composting area, songbirds and wildflowers became more plentiful. There were Monarch Butterflies and Dragonflies. We spotted a Black and White Warbler, Palm Warbler and Swamp, Song and White-throated Sparrows and Indigo Buntings. I love this place. It is filled with life. Birds feast in the great weeds that remain untouched atop old compost piles. The sounds of crickets and other insects fill the air. Admittedly, it’s not for everyone. There is no landscaping here, just nature allowed to thrive. For now, at least. The Open Space Committee will be conducting more natural history field trips...stay tuned. What to look for in November

The Nature of Nahant is rich throughout the calendar year. In November, the south- ward migration of many landbirds, Monarch butterflies, dragonflies and even ocean fish will be winding down. The thickets that were alive with warblers and sparrows will be quiet. But our feeders will host our hardy resident, non-migratory species such as Cardinals, Chicka- dees, Sparrows, and Woodpeckers. The Mockingbirds and Carolina Wrens will look for berries in our gardens. We will soon see hundreds of waterfowl gathering along our shores as they return from northern breeding sites - Eider, Bufflehead, Scoters, Scaup, Ruddy Ducks, Red-breasted Mergansers and Loons. Nahant’s flock of Brant Geese will arrive for the winter to graze on the eel grass at Black Rock Beach. Canada Geese and Snow Geese will be migrating south, calling to each other as they pass overhead. Days will be shorter, the air crisper, and the last of the fallen leaves will be raked. Time to think about holidays with friends and family. Happy Turkey! NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • NOVEMBER 2004 • Page 14

Fox Hill Road, says, “A CBS News, have been Dana Zayas, Bill Coffey grouch always looks as if around. Tom Brokaw and Wilson Tibbo. Also Useless Information he were weaned on a joined NBC News in 1966 celebrating a birthday on by Ray Barron pickle.” and has been the sole news November 3, is comic Carol Munnelly, of anchor and managing editor actress, Roseanne Barr. Castle Road, says, “A of “NBC Nightly News” November 4: Sweet grouch is never satisfied since 1968. Peter Jennings Marie Koopman, Lisa Windy News! Office Romances In unless he is dissatisfied.” joined ABC News in 1964 Fitzpatrick, Debra Shuck, If the oceans grow Nahant? Jean Hosker, of Valley and has been the anchor Greg Stamos, Ryan warmer, they may spawn It has been said 41% Road, says, “A grouch and senior editor of ABC’s Clancey, our dedicated more powerful hurricanes of employed Americans thinks the world is against “World News Tonight,” Town Manager Mark than any we’ve ever seen. between, 25 and 40, have him—and it is.” since 1983. Dan Rather Cullinan and TV news For every degree that water had an office romance. And joined CBS News in 1962. anchor, Walter Cronkite. temperatures rises, MIT 76% say workplace Predictions By Three He has been the anchor and November 5: The atmospheric scientist, canoodling has become Nahanters managing editor of “CBS dedicated public servant Kerry Emanuel, says, more common in the last Monday, October 12, Evening News,” since Molly Conlin, Michael maximum storm winds decade. Simply stated, Bob Risch, of Nahant 1981. Anderson, Jon Mucci and increase 5 mph. In theory, a fooling around! And 66% Road, predicted the New Barbara’s husband, actress, Tatum O’Neal. warmer Atlantic could, in a say, that is because more England Patriots would Bobby, reminds us what a November 6 birthday decade or two, begin women have joined the make it to the Super Bowl scarcity of news there kids: Susan Sherry, Phil producing superviolent workforce; 51% say, it’s and the Red Sox will make would be, if everybody McEachen, bandmaster hurricanes, with winds because everyone is work- it to the World Series. obeyed the Ten Command- Philip Sousa, film director exceeding 175 mph, or ing longer hours. Calm E. J. Breen, of ments. Mike Nichols and actress even 200 mph. Wow! Fear down! As far as we know, Sherman Avenue, predicted Sally Field. not! We predict the hurri- there are no office ro- the New England Patriots Monkeying Around Our November 7 canes will bypass Nahant! mances taking place in would not make it to the Have you ever tasted birthdays: Alluring Linda The electrifying Ed Nahant Town Hall, Nahant Super Bowl, but he did Monkey Bread, also known Bleau, Heidi Wilson, Poulin, of Irving Way, says, Public Library, Nahant Fire predict the Red Sox would as Plucking Bread? Well, Jennifer Bergendal, Kathy “The Weather Bureau is a Department, Nahant Police make it to the World Series. there is only one individual Mahoney, Lorna Circiello, place where everybody Department and the Nahant Joe Klink, of Sea in Nahant who knows how Charles Bolthrunis, Doug talks about the weather, but Public Works. Breeze Lane, calmly pre- to bake Monkey Bread and Smith, Dickie Brahm, nobody does anything It has been said, the dicted the Red Sox will that’s Marguerite Haigh- preacher Billy Graham and about it.” right person, at the right make it to the World Series Rizzo! Perhaps she will singer, Joni Mitchell.. Ed’s sweet wife, place, makes moonlight and win. Klink also pre- invite us to taste her Mon- November 8 birthday Gayle, a native of jazzy and music unnecessary. dicted the New England key Bread at a luncheon at candle blowers: Teresa Hill, New Orleans, says, “Noth- Charlie Seagull, of Patriots would make it to the Tiffany Room. Mar- Grace Crupi, Deidre ing worries the weather- Short Beach, thinks many a the Super Bowl and win. guerite, stop monkeying Peterson, Ed Mahoney, man: he gets his salary, rain girl spoils a perfectly good around and bake us some Jason Morley, Joel or shine.” romance, by falling in love Questions People Ask Monkey Bread! Haynsworth, Billy Cullen Dick “Beattle” Bailey, with the man. Timothy Moran, of and Jim Hickey. Also born former broadcasting execu- Fox Hill Road, wants to Nahant’s Novewmber on November 8, singer tive, of Sunset Road, says, Nahanters Thoughts know if Tom Bergeron, Birthday Babies! Patti Page and Dr. “A weatherman makes the About Grumpy People host of “America’s Funni- November 1 birthdays: Christiaan Barnard, heart mistake of forecasting the Grumpy people may est Home Videos,” and The personable Rozanne transplant pioneer. weather before it happens.” not be a lot of fun, but “Hollywood Squares,” is Puleo, Brian Poth, Neal November 9 birthdays: they’re far more reliable the same individual who Sullivan, Margaret Dragon, Kim Shultz, Marilyn Believe it was ... than people with sunny worked at WBZ-TV. Yes, Margaret Jeddry, Dian Doolittle, Patricia Hickey, Nahant’s dedicated dispositions, a new study Tom Bergeron used to be Papps, Donna Brotman, Jessica Billias, Kathy Police Officer, Armand finds. Psychologist, Joseph the host of interview Wendy Thompson, Ed Carney, Roger Weber and Conti, who said, “Science Forgs, found that sad or segments on the hour-long Lonergan and Jim actress Katharine Hepburn. can predict an eclipse of the grouchy people organized WBZ News 4 at Noon. Devereaux. Also born on November 9, 1960, sun years in advance, but their thoughts and ex- From January of 1987, this date, Stephen Crane, headline news: A younger cannot forecast the weather pressed them more effec- through June of 1993, he the novelist. generation of American over the weekend.” tively. In a sunny mood, was host of “People Are Our November 2 politicians moved into people were less alert and Talking.” Bergeron joined birthday babies: Kathy power yesterday, with the Exclusive For Nahanters! more oblivious to their WBZ-TV in February of Magagnos, Kathleen election of 43-year-old The internationally- surroundings. 1982. Begeron began his Mahoney, Geraldine John Fitzgerald Kennedy as noted Ritz-Carlton’s Joanna Reardon, of broadcasting career in 1972 Catoggio, Ed White and President of the United Sommelier, Nicola Nautical Lane, says, “An at WHAV, in his hometown Scott Murphy. Other States. Pecoraro, who resides at 50 old grouch in Marblehead Haverhill. Bergeron and his notables born on November November 10 birth- Willow Road, says he had a telephone installed, wife and two daughters 2, actor Burt Lancaster and days: Attorney Brian would be delighted to meet just so he could hang up on lived in Belmont. Believe George Bernard Shaw, Irish Olmstead, who helps to with Nahanters, to talk people.” they’ve now gone Holly- dramatist. make our Annual Town about how to select wines Beverly English, of wood. November 3 birthdays: Meetings lively, Amy and more. There is no Little Nahant Road, re- Barbara D’Amico, of Michael Murray, Wendell Graciale, Diana DeMinico, charge for his expert minds us, that the trouble Maple Avenue, wants to Howard, Noel Crocker, Penelope Herman, John advice. Suggest one of our with being a grouch is that know how long Tom Brenda Gaynor, Mary Roy, Pat Vanaanen, Chris local organizations should you have to make new Brokaw, of NBC News, Zolner, Paula Koehler, Peach, Bill Rauworth, Tom invite Nicola Pecoraro to friends every few months. Peter Jennings, of ABC Eileen and Barbara be a guest speaker. Jayne Solimine, of News and Dan Rather, of Lombard, Francis Murphy, (Continued on next page.) NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • NOVEMBER 2004 • Page 15

Useless Information Rose Macera, Geraldine in Dallas, Texas, by Lee Road, Charlie Koopman lewd photographs,” said (Continued from page 10.) Ryan, Kathy Ryan, Mike Harvey Oswald. and television’s ageless Pastor Terry Brinkley. Carr, Brent DeBerardinis, November 23 birth- Dick Clark, who will be Mario Forgione, Steve days: Kathy Marden, Jeff hitting 74. Nahant Library’s New Cesso and actor Richard McDonough, Justin Blydell, Kris Carmody and Deaths on November Permanent Guests Burton. Howard and pop singer, horror actor, Boris Karloff. 30: Oscar Wilde, actor Cary Nahant’s distinguished November 11 birth- Petula Clark. November 24 birth- Grant and writer James Librarian, Dan deStefano, days: Rosemary Shannon, November 16 birth- days: Lovely Deborah Baldwin. proudly announced Walt Nina Wilson, gracious days: Adrienne Gordon, Cormier, Janice Osterfield, Whitman, Dylan Thomas, Alma Smith, Linda Mildred Blydell, Andrea Dominique Comeau, Bob Memories of Things Past Virginia Woolf and James Pivacek, Dick Koehler, Murphy, Barbara Deines, Allard, Mike DePaolo, Joe Ron Della Chiesa, of Joyce will be facing John Sullivan and actress, John Mackey, Tanya O’Connor, Joey Bertorelli, WGBH Radio, tribute to Nahanters in the library’s Demi Moore. You are all Ngangan, Alan Barbacoff Alessandro Massaro and the 60th anniversary of reading room. Yes, you can invited to Demi’s birthday and W. C. Handy, who conservative, William Dday, June 6, 1944, was now come face-to-face with party! wrote “St. Louis Blues.” Buckley. truly a moving tribute to the famous authors. How A reminder, Thursday, Deaths on November 16: Our November 25 World War II veterans. did they become the perma- November 11th, is Veterans Actors Clark Gable and birthdays: Diane Albondy, Della Chiesa interviewed nent guests of the Nahant Day. Gee, it has been said William Holden. Patricia Cronin, Barry some survivors of D-Day Public Library? Stay tuned. World War II veterans are November 17 birth- Wootten, Pat Cooke, Jim also played some hit songs dying at the rate of one- days: Annette Merlino, Caccivio, the internation- of World War II. Fortu- There Goes The thousand a day. In his book, Linda Weeden, Pam Wil- ally noted designer/artist/ nately, he gifted us with a Neighborhood! “The Greatest Generation,” son, Jeanne Fisher, Jeff educator, Norman recording of the program. The Carey Street Tom Brokaw credited the Lonergan, Johnny Sullivan, LaLiberte and baseball’s Yes, the program brought neighborhood came alive veterans, who came of age Bill Pivacek and actor, greatest star, Joe DiMaggio. back many memories. So it Saturday, October 16th, to during the Great Depres- Danny DeVito. Deaths on November goes. the sound of Irish music, sion and the Second World The November 18 25: Bojangles (Bill and the jovial voices of War, for building modern birthday kids: Lori Hayes, Robinson), tapdancer and Words of Wisdom people cheering Mary and America. Yes, it would be Susan Actor, Anne-Marie entertainer. Mother Superior, Jody Dan Dill! The Dills were the World War II veterans, Grady, Cathy Bishop, Kim November 26 birthday LaFalce, of Nahant Road, celebrating their 20th who bought homes in O’Connell, Dr. Edward cake eaters: Tim’s lovely says, “Hope is a great wedding anniversary and Nahant, that helped to Tarlov, Ed Babin, Sarah wife, Ruth Moran, sweet blessing, but if it weren’t the completion of their make Nahant one of the Roy, Chris Turner and Anne Marie Manzano, Rita for hope, none of us would new, stately, Cary Street best towns in which to live. Chris Turner the elder, O’Donnell, Linda Tanfani, ever be disappointed.” home. Ah, it was an Many of us still recall Dean Locke, Jr., Chris Diane Locke, Charlie evening to remember! spending Veteran’s Day at Howard and actress, Linda Koehler, Jason Carmody, Little News From Great music, food and the Johnson School, listen- Evans. Aran Lessard, and rock England many beautiful and openly ing to the students paying November 19: Joan singer, Tina Turner. The pastor of a 19th- friendly people. tribute to Nahant’s veter- Ventre, Karen Hosking, November 27 birthday century British chapel, The attractive and ans. We have Peggy Silva, Roberta Lerman, Fred kids: Sheryl Cardile, Nancy called Little Dicker, has brilliant Mary Dill and the the popular Johnson School Jonas, Joe McDuff , Bill McNicholas, Dolores changed the name because handsome entrepreneur teacher, to thank for initiat- Hickey, Bruce Reeh, actress Scanlon, brilliant Loreen men keep posing outside Dan Dill were married the ing the annual Veteran’s Jodie Foster and the ty- Tirrell, Caitlin Sanborn, with their pants down. “We year Walter F. Mondale Day Tribute. coon, Ted Turner. Jane Murphy, John Welsh thought it better to change chose Rep. Geraldine A. November 12 birth- The November 20 and guitarist and singer, the sign’s wording to Ferraro as his running days: Rory Burke, Michele birthdays: Susan Edwards, Jimi Hendrix. Golden Cross Chapel, in mate. 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Barbara Desmarais, Jesse my brilliant neighbor Jim November 29 birth- Kaplan, Peg Pelley, Cynthia Dolan and today is also days: Adorable Marie Visit our Shelley, the gracious Sara Goldie Hawn’s birthday. Meyer, Tina Marie store! Riley, Bob Davis, Bob The November 22 Beauliev, Linday Barba, Gingras, John Benson, W. birthday babies: The cre- Nancy Gilman and author D. Hodges, Tom Famulari We have seed ative Martha Keller, Jean Louisa May Alcott. blends and and actress Whoopi Walsh, Marion Lester, Deaths on November Goldberg. rendered suets Karen Wakefield, Dick 29: Actress Natalie Wood, for all your November 14: Sweet Pelletier, Bob Dickenson, from drowning and actor backyard Kelly Dolan, Susan Jon Szostakowski, Ed Roy, Ralph Bellamy. birds! Pillsbury, Joe Ayers and Eli Mavros, Martin Fallon Our November 30 French painter, Claude and actress Jamie Lee birthdays: Mary Derderian, Monet. Curtis. 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Marriage is Like Riding an Elephant by Marlene McCauley

Recently when I attended a reception at the Nahant Country Club, I felt drawn back to 1982 when my husband Allan and I celebrated our 25th Anniversary called; “25 years...a Happy Circus.” The whole town of Nahant came out to view “Ruthie,” a 10,000 pound African elephant perform tricks on the grounds of the Nahant Country Club. Ruthie was the name of the elephant I rode for Ringling Brothers during 1957 - 1958. Ruthie was donned with an oriental rug and toenails of white polishg for the special event. She entertained everyone by standing on her head, rolling over and sitting up; tricks she did as mascot for the Tufts University football team. A reporter asked, “Why an elephant for your anniversary?” I answered, “Marriage is lijke riding an elephant. If you hold on tight, you’ll make it to center ring— and that means a loving relationship with God, your spouse and children. (We have six.) To that, my dear husband responded, “Nonsense, marriage is psychosis and (pointing to the elephant) this is all part of it!” This year, August 24th, Allan and I celebrated our 47th Anniversary. Three more years to go for the big 50th and perhaps, we’ll have a herd of elephants!

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1987 Plymouth Horizon Nahant Village Church 67,000 orig. miles • new tires • good condition $725.00 • 781-581-0169 Christmas Fair / Ham & Bean Supper The SUPPER: Friday, Dec. 3rd, 6 to 8 PM Preview of Christmas Fair Silent Auction & Raffle Items. Bids accepted and chances sold. For Nahant Residents Only The FAIR: Saturday, Dec. 11th, 9AM to 2PM DURING OCTOBER Holiday Plants & Wreaths • Gifts and Crafts • Harbor Sweets & Homemade Candy White Elephants • Missions / Christian Education • Photos w/ Santa in Santa’s Den NOVEMBER Books, CDs, Videos • Snack Bar: Lobster Rolls, Homemade Soups & More Homemade Pies Cakes & Goodies • Homemade Cookies by the Can Firewood Sale Silent Auction: fine art, furniture, antiques, weekend getaways Raffles: Gift certificates, gift baskets, 50/50 raffle and other treasures Consists of a Full- Size Pick-up Load. ONLY Includes Delivery. $ A Yarn Over 150 Marblehead Stacking Optional: $45 additional. EXCEPTIONAL • Newsletters YARNS • Books • Marketing All Types KNITTING NEEDLES, BOOKS collateral CHRISTA MATHESON of Hardwood. & NEEDLEPOINT KITS • Editing/ Your Neighbor...Your Realtor Mainly Ash. Proofreading Jean Tierney Thought about selling your house lately? Call Frank in Nahant 21 ESSEX STREET, Deborah Barnes MARBLEHEAD, MA 781/598 1127 781-581-9930 781-858-6318 781-639-YARN (9276) [email protected] www.christamatheson.com

Nahant Community Page Name: ______Price List Place your rental ads, yard sales, car sales, Telephone: ______One column by personal messages, holiday and birthday Photo Enclosed? ______1” box $10.00* greetings in the DECEMBER 2004 issue! 1.5” box $15.00* Ad Size: ______Got something to say to someone special? Beaming with 2” box $20.00 pride and want everyone to know why? Having a yard sale? Amount enclosed: ______2-1/2” box $25.00 Want to sell a household item, car or boat? Place your ad Print Message (or attach to form): ______3” box $30.00 here in your community newspaper. Fill out the form and Two columns by make your check payable and mail to: Nahant Harbor Re- ______1” box $20.00* view, PO Box 88, Nahant, MA 01908...OR... Save a stamp! ______1.5” box $30.00* Take it to the Equitable Bank and drop it in the black box at ______the Teller’s counter. Payment must be included with the 2” box $40.00 form. Photos will be returned if accompanied with a self- *Text Only addressed, stamped envelope. Deadline is November 15th. Got a question? Call 781-592-1263. NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • NOVEMBER 2004 • Page 19

Community Calendar • NOVEMBER 2004

To have your event listed on the Nahant Community Calendar, please mail note, letter or postcard to: Community Calendar, Nahant Harbor Review, PO Box 88, Nahant, MA 01908 or email: [email protected]

OCTOBER This 2 column by one-inch space is only $20! Place YOUR ad in the next Harbor Review. Call Suzanne SUN 31 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS Hamill, Sales Director, at 781-592-1263, today! SUN 31 HALLOWEEN Thank you! SUN 31 10:30A Communion Worship Service and Sunday School at the Nahant Village Church. Help keep this community newspaper afloat! Please SUN 31 6:30P Ellingwood Chapel Concert. send $15 for a “voluntary subscription” to the Nahant Harbor Review, PO Box 88, Nahant, MA 01908. Thank you for your continued support. NOVEMBER

MON 1 ALL SAINTS DAY Nahant Village Church TUE 2 ELECTION DAY THU 4 7:00P Periwinkle Preschool Open House Join us for Worship FRI 5 7:00A Men’s Group Breakfast. New Fire Engine on display. Service & Sunday SAT 6 6:00P LynnArts Annual Art Auction. SAT 6 7:30P Concert to Honor Harriet Steeves. Town Hall School on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. SUN 7 10:30A Communion Worship Service and Sunday School at the Nahant Village Church. SUN 7 4:00P Visions of Nahant Art Show. Country Club. AA Meetings MON 8 7:00P Healthy Choices for Preschoolers. Call 781-581-2447. Tuesdays and Thursdays: Alcoholics Anonymous TUE 9 12:15P Veterans Day Reception at the Johnson School. meets at 7:15 a.m. St Thomas Aquinas Church base- THU 11 VETERANS’ DAY ment on Nahant Road. Fridays: Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 7:30 SUN 14 10:30A Worship Service and Sunday School at the Nahant a.m. Nahant Village Church Library on Cliff Street. Village Church. MON 15 9:00A HARBOR REVIEW DEADLINE FOR DECEMBER The Historical Society is The American Legion meets TUE 16 10:30A Woman’s Club meeting at NVC. open to the public on on the first Tuesday of every Wednesdays and on the first month, at 7:00 p.m., at the SUN 21 10:30A Worship Service and Sunday School at the Nahant Sunday of each month, from American Legion Hall, 5 Village Church. 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Coolidge Road, in Nahant. TUE 23 DECEMBER HARBOR REVIEW IN THE MAIL THU 25 THANKSGIVING Singing Lessons SAT 27 9:00A Nahant Holiday Fair. Town Hall. Till 3:00 p.m. Donald Wilkinson, baritone Classical, Opera, & Musical Theater Teens to Adults welcome SUN 28 10:30A Worship Service and Sunday School at the Nahant 781-593-4936 www.donaldwilkinson.com Village Church. DEBT CONSOLIDATION DECEMBER 100% Purchase Financing Meridian Mortgage Corp. FRI 3 NO MEN’S GROUP BREAKFAST FRI 3 6:00P Ham & Bean Supper. Village Church (978) 335-1111 Ask for Lissa Keane, Nahant Resident Complete Confidentiality SUN 5 10:30A Communion Worship Service and Sunday School at MB 1299 the Nahant Village Church. SAT 4 6:00P Santa Parade Fundraiser at the Tides. Cruise Raffle Breakfast at the Seaside drawn. from 6:30 to 11:00 AM SUN 12 10:30A Worship Service and Sunday School at the Nahant 149 Nahant Road • Nahant • 581-9994 Village Church. HAPPY THANKSGIVING! SAT 11 9:00A Village Church Christmas Fair. Village Church. Till 2p.m. Gourmet Coffee & Homemade Muffin WED 15 6:00P Swampscott High Silent Auction. 781-581-0345 SAT 18 6:00P 9th Annual Santa Light Parade STILL ONLY $1.80 SUN 19 10:30A Worship Service and Sunday School at the Nahant The best deal on the North Shore! Village Church. Chris & Crew by the Sea! NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • NOVEMBER 2004 • Page 20

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