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BU1193 LLETINSea Street ~ Houghs Neck, MA 02169 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE HOUGHS NECK COMMUNITY COUNCIL, INC. © 2017 FEBRUARY 2017 VOLUME 60 ISSUE 6 Presidents Message: Hello Houghs Neck, I was not one of the brave Blood Facts (From redcross.org) souls that went to the Public Landing on that frigid Saturday morning to It’s a fact… you must wait 56 days between whole blood donations. jump into the water. I do understand that those that did helped to raise over 4.5 million Americans will a need blood transfusion each year. $1800.00. The Quincy Police Marine Unit assisted along with Brewster 43,000 pints: amount of donated blood used each day in the U.S. Ambulance and the Quincy Fire Department. That is one of the good things Someone needs blood every two seconds. about living here in Houghs Neck, the support we give each other, and what Only 37 percent of the U.S. population is eligible to donate blood - less we get back from the city departments. The American Red Cross contacted than 10 percent do annually.* the community council about hosting a blood drive, in addition to our annual One pint of blood can save up to three lives. drive in July. Holy Trinity Parish agreed to allow us to use the hall, so on Healthy adults who are at least 17 years old, and at least 110 pounds may February 21st from 2pm till 7pm they will be at the St. Thomas Aquinas hall donate about a pint of blood - the most common form of donation - every 56 to collect as many pints of blood they can. This life giving event is open to the days, or every two months. Females receive 53 percent of blood transfusions; entire community and giving blood is refreshing. As usual there are rules and males receive 47 percent. it is suggested you pre-register. Please see the information below. There are Four main red blood cell types: A, B, AB and O. Each can be positive or other community events sponsored by various groups please check the entire negative for the Rh factor. AB is the universal recipient; O negative is the bulletin for their dates. See ya around Dave universal donor of red blood cells. One unit of blood can be separated into several components: red blood cells, WINTER BLOOD DRIVE plasma, platelets and cryoprecipitate. Sponsored by the Red blood cells carry oxygen to the body's organs and tissues. Red blood cells live about 120 days in the circulatory system. Houghs Neck Community Council Platelets promote blood clotting and give those with leukemia and other Holy Trinity Parish & the cancers a chance to live. American Red Cross Plasma is a pale yellow mixture of water, proteins and salts. Plasma, which is 90 percent water, makes up 55 percent of blood volume. Tues, Feb 21, 2017 2:00pm till 7:00pm Healthy bone marrow makes a constant supply of red cells, plasma and St Thomas Aquinas Hall platelets. Manet Ave & Darrow Street Blood or plasma that comes from people who have been paid for it cannot be used for human transfusion. Granulocytes, a type of white blood cell, roll along blood vessel walls in WINTER BLOOD DRIVE search of bacteria to engulf and destroy. To all our faithful donors, The Houghs Neck Community Council would like to invite you to join us for White cells are the body's primary defense against infection. a Winter Blood Drive, on Tuesday, Feb. 21st, 2017 from 2:00PM ~ 7:00PM Apheresis is a special kind of blood donation that allows a donor to give at St. Thomas Aquinas Hall, Houghs Neck. We will have plenty of homemade specific blood components, such as platelets. goodies. Hall is handicap accessable. Everyone that visits to donate MUST Forty-two days: how long most donated red blood cells can be stored. have at least one form of Identification ie; Drivers License or a passport. If you Five days: how long most donated platelets can be stored. arrive without an ID you will be turned away. Appointments are highly One year: how long frozen plasma can be stored. recommended but walk-ins are very welcome. ATTENTION: The American Cancer, transplant and trauma patients, and patients undergoing open-heart Red Cross is closely monitoring the Zika virus. We ask you not to donate if any surgery may require platelet transfusions to survive. Zika virus risk exposures applies to you. We are asking you to return to donate A patient could be forced to pass up a lifesaving organ, if compatible blood is blood 4 weeks after your last risk exposure. All other eligibility requirements still not available to support the transplant. apply. After you make your appointment you can pre-register and answer Thirteen tests (11 for infectious diseases) are performed on each unit of the health questions with rapid pass at the redcross.org site. Please call donated blood. 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) to schedule an appointment. Eileen Timcoe event coordinator 617-479-4107, 617-481-9153, etimcoe @yahoo.com Shortages of all blood types happen during the summer and winter holidays. Blood centers often run short of types O and B red blood cells. The rarest blood type is the one not on the shelf when it's needed by a COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS patient. Houghs Neck Community Center There is no substitute for human blood. Mobile Food Pantry If all blood donors gave three times a year, blood shortages would be a rare Every Wednesday at 3:00PM event. (The current average is about two.). Free Bag of Food - arrive by 3PM page 3 If only one more percent of all Americans would give blood, blood shortages would disappear for the foreseeable future. Houghs Neck Congregational Church 46.5 gallons: amount of blood you could donate if you begin at age 17 and A Valentime Princess Tea with Moana donate every 56 days until you reach 79 years old. Saturday February 11, 2017 ~ 10:00am to Noon page 4 The actual blood donation usually takes about 10 minutes. The entire process Community Meeting from the time you sign in to the time you leave - takes about an hour. Discussion about Louis Parking Lot After donating blood, you replace the fluid in hours and the red blood cells within four weeks. It takes eight weeks to restore the iron lost after donating. Ward One City Councilor Margaret Laforest You cannot get AIDS or any other infectious disease by donating blood. Thursday, February 16th at 6:30pm HNCChurch Fellowship Hall page 6 10 pints is the amount of blood in the body of an average adult. Houghs Neck Community Council One unit of whole blood is roughly the equivalent of one pint. Holy Trinity Parish­­ ~ American Red Cross Blood makes up about seven percent of your body's weight. Winter Blood Drive A newborn baby has about one cup of blood in his body. Tuesday, Feb 21, 2017 2:00PM to 7:00PM Giving blood will not decrease your strength. St Thomas Aquinas Hall page 1 Any company, community organization, place of worship or individual may contact their local community blood center to host a blood drive. Houghs Neck Community Center Blood drives hosted by companies, schools, places of worship and civic Adult Art Paint organizations supply roughly half of all blood donations across the U.S. Wed, February 22, 6:30 - 8:30PM page 3 People who donate blood are volunteers and are not paid for their donation. Atherton Hough School PTO 500,000: the number of Americans who donated blood in the days following the September 11 attacks. Book Fair Blood donation. It's about an hour of your time. It's About Life. March 21, 2017 ~ 12:00 noon to 2:00PM Ahterton Hough School Gym page 5 *W Riley, et al. The United States’ potential blood donor pool: estimating the prevalence of donor-exclusion factors on the pool of potential donors. Transfusion 2007.

The HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN © February 2017 2 Gifts to the Houghs Neck THE HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN Official Publication of the Houghs Neck Community Council Inc. Community Council Scholarship Fund NEWS - From the Pumpy to the Willows Published - Twelve issues per year In Memory of In Memory of Address - THE HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN Our Friend William P. 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They may recognize a loved ones birthday, anniversary, wedding, birth, passing, letting a friend know you are thinking of them or any occasion. All donations are given to the Houghs Neck Scholarship Our Sympathy and Fund. On June 16th the Scholarship committee will present $8300.00 to 3 High School Seniors and 8 College Students continuing there education. Since Condolences are June, 1964 they have presented $231,795 to brightest students from Houghs Neck. You may honor a loved one or friend by placing a memorial or in honor extended to the friends & families of: of, with a donation. Please send a request to David DiBona 45 Turner Street, Quincy MA 02169. Alex S. Makuski, age 83, died Frank A. Gendreau died Jan. 26th. The scholarship committee also has for sale the “Houghs Neck peacefully January 1st. Born in A dedicated family man, loyal friend History” book for $10.00. Available at E & T Ceramics or by calling Stevens Point, Wisconsin to the late and inspirational boss. Proud of his 617-479-4107. Bernard J. and Catherine (Sigmund) Dorchester and Boston roots and T­­he future of Houghs Neck thank’s you in Advance for your Generosity. Makuski. A graduate of P.J. Jacobs a graduate from Commerce High High School and also earned an School. He maintained many close Houghs Neck Community Council associate degree in Police Science. relationships Dorchester Wildcats. Executive Committee A police officer in Stevens Point, He loved the water and joined the President Dave DiBona Wisconsin for twenty years and later U.S. Coast Guard in 1951 and spent Vice President Kathy Pavidis worked as the chief security officer most of his lifetime on the water. Treasurer Eileen Timcoe for the OConnell Management Being an avid boater, scuba diver Recording Secretary Alda Lyons Company in Quincy. Alex served and fisherman. A lifetime member Corresponding Secretary Brian Laroche in the U.S. Air Force during the at the Port Norfolk Yacht Club. Board Members: Cuban missile crisis and also in the A winter resident of Key Colony Kathy DiBona Amy DiBona Helen Kelley U.S. Army. Husband to Barbara A. Beach in Marathon, Fla. Frank Patt McCone Aaron Cavin Nicole O’Hare (OConnell) Makuski for 35 years. was the 3rd generation owner of Tom Timcoe Jim McCarthy Zoe Antonoupoulos Father of Sharon Barber, Stephen the family jewelry business, Frank Makuski and Michelle L. Disher. A. Gendreau Jewelers, started in There are open seats if you are interested. Alex was one of eight siblings and Boston in 1911, currently Joyce & email [email protected] for additional information is survived by one brother, and three Gendreau Jewelers in Wollaston. sisters Donations may be made to Husband of the late Anne M. Holy Trinity Parish, 227 Sea Street, (Balboni) Gendreau, and father of Like Any Journey Quincy, MA 02169. Frank Gendreau Jr., David Gendreau and Denise Reynolds. Brother of the This one requires planning Frank E. Crowley, age 70, on late Esta Wall, and grandfather of 5 Jan. 31st. Husband of Marilyn and 1 great-grandchild. Donations Jacobs, A Northeastern University may be made to Disabled American graduate in 1969, Frank was drafted Veterans, State House, Room 546, into the U.S. Army where he served Boston, MA 02133. honorably in the central highlands of Vietnam with the 7/17th Air Cavalry Regiment. Frank enjoyed a rewarding thirty year career with Making advance arrangements for your own funeral may not be the Comm. of Mass., beginning something you want to think about. But by prearranging your with the Office of the Comptroller services with a Dignity Memorial® provider, you save your where he was the bureau director family undue stress during a difficult time, you ensure the of operations and retired from the service and arrangements will be to your liking, and you realize Department of Veterans Services as the cost-savings of planning ahead. a budget director and CFO. Brother For a no-obligation consultation, of Steve, Jack, Marie Macomber and call one of our locations listed below. Janet Finlayson and long time friend of Bill W. Frank. Donations may be We can help make planning your final journey made to the Friends of the Thomas an easier process for you – and your family. Crane Public Library, 40 Washington Street, Quincy, MA 02169.

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Ho u g h s Ne c k HOUGHS NECK COMMUNITY CENTER 1193 Sea Street, Quincy, Ma Ga r d e n Cl u b Tel. 617-376-1385 Cynthia Lewis, Director The Houghs Neck Garden Club’s Wii & Valentines Monday February 6th 3-5 Make all February 1st meeting on “Succulent things Heart shaped. Cutting, stitching, gluing.$4 Planting “ will be led by HNGC Science & More Wednesday February 8th 3-5pm $3 member, Deb Nigro, who will lead a workshop in which members will Jewelry & Ice Cream February 13th 3-5pm Free make a small Valentine succulent Always a good time. Perl beads. Lots of new beads. plant arrangement. Wacky Wednesday February 15th @ 3-5 On March 1st, Melissa Pace returns SEASIDE CAFÉ serves a really good homemade Science Playgroup Thursday Feb.3,9 & 16 Free to the Club to give a presentation Hot Lunch. Movie & Popcorn Friday February 17th 3-5 pm on “Herbs.” Pace is an award- Monday & Wednesday at 11am. $3.00 winning horticulturalist and Master Coffee with pastry served. just $1.00 Make it Take it Monday February 20th 3-5pm. Always a Gardener, who has been a presenter oooooooo party. Good Friends, healthy snacks & music $4. at numerous garden clubs and civic Scrabble Monday & Wednesdays @ noon Paint & More Wednesday February 22nd 3-5pm $4. organizations in New England Bingo every Wednesday 12:30-3pm. 25 cents a card. We serve great refreshment & coffee Free Playgroup Friday February 24th @ 10 am since 1995. She will explain how nd th Blood Pressure Clinic Free Every 2 & 4 Kids Cooking Wednesday March 1st 3-5pm. A social throughout human history, herbs Thursday 9:30-11am. cooking class encouraging trying new foods. $4 have been used by all cultures in a Book Group Thurs. February 9th @ 7pm variety of ways, including culinary, All welcome Book: I am here. Jonathon Safran-Foer Free Tuesdays 12-2pm A free fun "Y" youth program. medicinal and spiritual. The talk will AA Program Every Saturday 3-5pm. look at how herbs have been used in This meeting is for women. Free playgroups Men’s AA Sunday 6pm the past and how their use can be Science Spectacular: applied to today’s world. Herbs will For more information contact Dawn at [email protected] Free **Every Thursday through February 16th from 12:30- be available to smell and taste and 1:45 p.m. members and guests will be taught Mobile Food Pantry how best to grow them. Wednesday @ 3pm our check the calendar STORY TIME A free food program, please arrive by 3pm for free Thursday, February 23rd at 4:00 Both meetings will be held in the FREE Barefoot Books story time and light refreshments MWRA Community Room at Nut bag of food. Pass the word All Welcome Books available to purchase - NO purchase required. NO pressure Island, 2nd floor, 149 Sea Street, All ages welcome. Story time best suited for 0-8. starting at 7pm with refreshments Free CRAFT Playgroup and a brief business meeting Kid’s Programs Wii & Valentines Monday February 6th 3-5pm Friday February 24th @ 10 am followed by the program at 7:30pm. New members are welcome! Science Experiment Wednesday February 8th 3-5 Adult Art Painting Wednesday February 22nd 6:30-8:30 The Club is a member of the Garden Jewelry & ice cream Monday Feb. 13th 3-5pm Club Federation of Massachusetts Suggested Donation $ 10. Wacky Wednesday Wednesday February 15th 3-5 This program supports our Free Youth programs. and National Garden Clubs, Inc. See our painting on HNCC Facebook Refreshments Served To find out more about the Club Movie & popcorn Friday Feb.17th Friday 3-5 visit our website at: http://hngc123. Make it Take it Monday February 20th 3- 5 wix.com/houghsneckgardenclub/. Paint & More Wednesday Feb. 22nd 3-5 VALENTINES DAY February 14th STORY TIME Thursday, February 23rd Over the centuries, the holiday Free Playgroup Friday Feb. 24th 10am evolved, and by the 18th century, Cooking Wednesday March 1st 3-5pm gift-giving and exchanging hand- made cards on Valentine’s Day Free Science Playgroup Thursdays 12:30 had become common in England. No Children’s program on Feb.27th Hand-made valentine cards made of lace, ribbons, and featuring cupids and hearts eventually spread to the The Houghs Neck Community Center PLEASE SUPPORT OUR American colonies. The tradition of operates under the direction of the Houghs ADVERTISERS ~ THEY SUPPORT US Valentine’s cards did not become Neck Community Council, Inc. Funded with a March, 2017 Deadline is widespread in the United States, Community Development Block Grant through however, until ­­the 1850s, when Es- the City of Quincy Planning Department February 28 - 2016 ther A. Howland, a Mount Holyoke graduate and native of Worcester, Piano Lessons Mass., began mass-producing them. Experienced Teacher ~ All Ages ~ 617-481-9153 ~ 617-479-4107 Today, of course, the holiday has become a booming commercial suc- TIME OUT PIZZA & GRILL cess. According to the Greeting Card 524 Sea Street, Quincy MA Association, 25% of all cards sent each year are valentines OPEN Mon ~ Sat, 11am ~ 10pm / Sun, Noon ~ 9pm Interesting Numbers PIZZA, CALZONES, SANDWICHES, SUBS 14,161 The number of florists’ PASTA, SEAFOOD, SALADS & DINNERS establishments nationwide in 2013. These businesses employed 62,222 For Fast Service & Delivery Please Call: people. FREE (617) 479-2300 FREE $272,180,347 The value of imports DELIVERY DELIVERY for cut flowers and buds for bouquets orders over $7.00 www.timeoutpizzaandgrill.com orders over $7.00 in 2014 through October. The total Coupon #1 Coupon #2 Coupon #3 Coupon #4 value of fresh cut roses as of October 2 Fish & 2014 was $381,757,889. 2 Large 2.00 Off Super Seafood 23,096 The number of jewelry Any Order Chips Platter Cheese of $18.00 Dinners stores in the United States in 2013. Pizzas $20.99 Jewelry stores offer engagement, or more $16.99 Cannot be combined with any 5 Pieces Haddock, Haddock, Shrimp, wedding and other rings to couples $15.99 other offers or coupons. French Fries, Coleslaw Clam Strips, Scallops, Credit Cards are not accepted Onion Rings of all ages. In February 2013, these Toppings Extra with this coupon & Tarter Sauce stores sold an estimated $2.5 billion Must Mention Coupon when ordering. Must Mention Coupon when ordering. Must Mention Coupon when ordering. Must Mention Coupon when ordering. in merchandise. Limited Time Offer Limited Time Offer Limited Time Offer Limited Time Offer Source www.infoplease.com The HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN © February 2017 4 HOLY TRINITY PARISH HOUGHS NECK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Fr.. Bob Carr: Pastor Interim Pastor. Fe l i x Ca r r i o n MASS SCHEDULE [email protected] Sunday Service 10:00am Sat. 4:30pm MBS & 6:00pm OLGC ~ Sun. 8:30am MBS & 10:30am OLGC Fellowship Coffee Hour following Service www.holytrinityquincy.com ~ facebook: holytrinity quincy 310 Manet Avenue ~ 617-479-8778 www.hncong.org Office Hours Mon-Tues: 9:30 am-7:00 pm, Wed-Thurs: 9:30 am-12:00 pm Friday office is CLOSED, Saturday and Sunday by appointment SEASIDE SOCIAL CLUB PARISH NEWS Seaside Social Club Game Night Parish Calendars Congratulations to all 31 winners of the first Annual The Seaside Social Club will meet on Tuesday, February 21, 2017 in the Calendar Drawing, Through your participation this was a big success. coffee room (right wing off sanctuary) of the Houghs Neck Congregational LADY’S SODALITY Church. Come to play some games and win prizes beginning at 7:00. You Lady’s Sodality Meets the first Sat. of the Month after the 9:00am Mass never know what we might play. Members will have a business meeting at at Our Lady of Good Counsel church hall. Andrea Sault is the Prefect, for more 6:30. The game night program is open to all, so bring your family since it is information contact her at [email protected] school vacation week.

HOLY NAME SOCIETY Next meeting will be held after the 8:30 Mass on March. 5th at the St. Saturday, February 11, 2017 Thomas Aquinas Hall. All confirmed male members of the parish are invited to join this group. Our meeting day has changed to the first Sunday every Month. For more information contact the secretary at [email protected] A Valentine Princess Tea with Moana Rosary @ OLGC 7PM every Wed. All members of the HNS are invited. Food Drive: March 11 & 12, we will be collecting for the parish food At the Houghs Neck Congregational Church 310 Manet Avenue, Quincy pantry at all masses. Thank you to those genorous contributors who bring donations every week. Two sessions – choose either 10:00 a.m. – noon or 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. (sorry afternoon is full) RELIGIOUS EDUCATION www.holytrinityquincy.org There will be Religious Education is progressing very well for all of our students! We Crafts, Music, Activities, and Goodies continue to work through the Christ Our Life curriculum with the younger and perhaps even a visit by special princesses. There will also be a children. In the Edge Middle School program we will enter our 2nd semester Princess Boutique where royal accessories can be purchased. on January 17th, which is titled Transformation: An Edge Resource on Liturgy. $10 per child and $5 per adult Great engagement from the middle schoolers so far! Our 10th Grade will Princess dress is optional receive Confirmation on Friday, January 13th at 7:00 pm, please keep them in This is always a sell-out your thoughts and prayers. Stay tuned for upcoming Youth Ministry events, Reservations are required including the start of signups for the Summer Mission Trip! As always, find and can be made by us on Instagram @holytrinityparishyouth and the parish website. May God e-mail to [email protected] bless you! - Brian Kirby, Coordinator of Faith Formation,Holy Trinity Parish, Be sure to indicate how many adults and how many princesses will be Quincy MA attending and which session you prefer. Please include your phone number. THE PARISH NURSES Sponsors the monthly Blood Pressure Clinic, the next clinic will be held after This event is intended for princesses from pre-school through elementary age. All princesses must be accompanied by an adult. the 8:30 Mass on Mar. 5th at the St. Thomas Aquinas Hall. Stop by and have your Blood Pressure check. Certified Nurses will check your pressure and let you know how you are doing. This is a free service of the Parish Nurses and Holy Name Society of the Holy Trinity Parish is open to all. TH 14th ANNUAL HAM & BEAN SUPPER 13 ANNUAL Holy Name Society of Holy Trinity Parish will host the 13th Annual Ham & Bean Supper on March 18th 5:30 to 7:00pm Still only $5.00 per person. HAM & BEAN SUPPER GREAT FOOD ~ RAFFLES ~ BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY ~ $5.00pp. Donation: $5.00 per person SAVE THE DATE The Most Blessed Sacrament Church will be 100 years old this year. The Holy ALL ARE INVITED ~ BRING THE FAMILY Name Society is planning an Anniversary Mass and Dinner for September SATURDAY, MARCH 18th 2017 5:30PM – 7:00PM 24th 2017. We are just in the beginning stages of planning, picking the date St. Thomas Aquinas Hall was the first on the adgenda. If you have any ideas or interesting items of the history of the church we will be looking to incorportate them into the GREAT FOOD ~ RAFFLES celebration. Please watch the Church bulletin and the HN Bulletin for Please bring non-perishable food item’s additional information. for our parish food pantry. www.holytrinityquincy.com www.holytrinityquincy.org Thank You for helping our Parish. FLAVIN Quincy Checker Cab & FLAVIN REALTY Complete Real Estate Service Since 1925 Quincy’s Newest Cab Company 365 Free Opinion of Value OPEN “Now You Have A Choice” DAY A 24 ~ YEAR Committed to Property Ownership HOURS ~ 617-955-1167 Offering Seller & Any Ride From Quincy To Logan $35.00 Plus Toll SOLD Buyer Representation “Call Ahead Service For Any Pick-up ~ No Matter How Small” a century of connecting people with homes Flavin & Flavin 1085 Hancock St. Quincy Center 9LVLWZZZÁDYLQDQGÁDYLQFRP 617-479-1000 We strive to pick-up customers in 12 minutes or less! Mention; Houghs Neck Bulletin ~ Save $1.00 off your fare 5 The HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN © February 2017 QUINCY POLICE WILL BE PROVIDING THIRD ANNUAL ATHERTON HOUGH FREE BASIC BOATING SAFETY COURSES PTO POLAR PLUNGE Come Join Us! The Quincy Police Marine Unit, in partnership with the Massachusetts

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at no cost to the public. These courses are designed for persons 12 years old and up, regardless of boating skill.

Saturday, January 7th, 2017 10:00AM Houghs Neck Public Landing / Maritime Center Courses are nationally approved, and course completion will allow persons 137 Bayview Road Quincy, MA 02169

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Don’t want to Plunge? Come support those who do!! to legally operate a boat in states requiring Basic Boating Safety Courses. Bake Sale in the Maritime Center for all to enjoy! opening at 8:30AM!! Everyone who completes the course will be issued a Basic Boating Safety Certificate. All graduates in the 12 through 15 year-old age group will be legally allowed to operate a motorboat without adult supervision. The same is true for 16 and 17 year old youth who wish to operate a personal watercraft On a cold and gray (jet ski, wave runner, etc.) In addition, some insurance companies offer policy January morning discounts for customers that complete a Basic Boating Safety Course. a large groop of Course Offerings for 2017 are: supporters braved the chilly waters off the MARCH, (March 11, 18, and 25) Course hours Saturdays, noon to 4 PM maritime center at the MARCH, (March 2, 9, 16) Course hours Thursday Evenings 6 PM till 10 PM PTO Polar Plunge MARCH-APRIL, (March 23, 30, and April 6) Course hours Thursday Evenings 6 PM till 10 PM All of the above courses will be taught at the Hough’s Neck Maritime Center, located at 137 Bay View Ave. (next to the Quincy Yacht Club on Sea Thanks to all that Street). particiapted and To register for a course go to the Massachusetts Environmental Police help raise over Department website at: www.mass.gov/ole 1,800.00 Then click on Boat and Recreational Vehicle Safety Bureau and choose Boating Safety Information. Then click on Boat Massachusetts Course Schedule and follow the instructions. For more information please call the Massachusetts Environmental Police Department at 508-564-4961. Special thanks to the If you are interested in registering, do not wait too long. These classes fill Quincy Police Marine QUICKLY!  Unit, to our sponsors - donors of baked goods and John from Louis for the donation of Pizza’s for the participants.

ATHERTON HOUGH PTO TO SPONSOR A BOOK FAIR March 21.2017 Noon to 2:00pm School Gym

On March 21st beginning at noon till 2PM the school Gym will become a superstore for books. The Atherton Hough PTO is sponsoring a book fair that is open to all. Poruse the many shelves of books for all ages.

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with that no longer being installed, On January 9, 2017, I attended the low tide conditions, concerns due shared use may have some merit, at boaters would like floats at Perry the MEPA-Massachusetts Environ- to the fetch damaging the floats make thisNAILS time, the City has not& taken SPA any and others mention wanting docks mental Policy Act Site Visit for the these options unfeasible. The other action in regards. Mr. Galligan has for kayaking, etc on that side of the Houghs Neck Maritime Center. The major concern noted is the Maritime stated that due to financial struggles Neck. I have worked with the Quincy City of Quincy was represented by Center building is currently in the of the restaurant, he is interested Velocity Zone of the FEMA Flood in subdividing the parking lot for a GRANDMaps (FIRM). OPENING When completing private sale. I was quite surprised ! major improvements above 50% of to hear that he filed the subdivision H o u s e C l e a n i n g the value of a structure, the building request without contacting me code requires the structure be made directly, as all zoning applications by H.N. homeowner FEMA compliant. The options are to require Councilor notification by the either elevate the existing building, applicant. I asked for a continuance free estimates - limited openings build a10% new building in the same byAny the Zoning Services Board so that the 20+ years experience location to Velocity Zone standards neighbors could hear from Bob and or the move the building to a higher get theirwith questionsthis ad or answered.mention The OFF elevation out of the flood zone. HoughsZoning Neck Board Bulletin of Appeals ~ exp will 10-31-16 hear Also doing: painting, We have contracted with Wessling this matter on Tuesday, February 28th window cleaning, Architects and are just beginning the at 7:15pm in the first floor meeting assembly, elect. process to look at the future needs room of Old City Hall. I encourage & other jobs of the building and to determine anyone with questions or concerns Conveniently Located atwhat will work best for this location. Callto attend to and book express your your support Spot!! Joe Keenan 617-773-1084 Many Houghs Neck homeowners for or opposition to this project. If 522 Sea Street, Quincy MA you are unable617-481-9791 to attend any of these meetings and would like to express J.F.AUTO CA RE, IN C . your opinion for the record prior, 895 SEA STREET you can send a letter to the Quincy Greetings Tom & Eileen, Q UINCY MA 02169 Zoning Board of Appeals at 55 Sea Street, Quincy MA 02169 or email JANE C HOFFMANN Inspectional Services Director Jay 617-328-7102MEDIATION SERVICES Duca at [email protected] and I hope this e-mail finds you well. I you can always contact me directly. VER EARS OF ERVICE would like to submit an advertisement OSeparation 25 Y Agreements, S Divorce, Parenting$ 5.00 Plans, OFF Marital Property One of my most important roles as IN HOUGHS NECK OIL CHANGE your Ward Councilor is to keep you for the upcoming issue of the bulletin. informed of matters that may affect UBE ILTER FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC L & F you. I welcome you to contact me if Truth is I’d like to run the add through J.F. AUTO CARE CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS you have a question or need additional the December issue. 617-686-9959COUPON # 010115 information. Best regards, ~ BRAKES ~ EXHAUST ~ TUNE-UPS ~MASS INSPECTIONS ~ Margaret Like others before me I’m trying to ~ OIL AND TRANSMISSION FLUID [email protected] ~ STEERING AND SUSPENTION ~ turn a business card into a print ad ~ COOLANT SYSTEM FLUSHES ~ EMISSIONS REPAIRS ~ A.C. REPAIRS ~ without a way to alter the attachment MON ~ FRI 8:00 - 5:00 FREE SHUTTLE WITHIN HOUGHS NECK * GERMANTOWN * ADAMS SHORE * MERRYMOUNT for you. I am not sure if you have the JOHN FEIST - MANAGER / ASE CERTIFIED MECHANIC ability to duplicate the card? And or JANE C HOFFMANN add some text lines? I can re-write the text which I’ve done below but in a dif- 

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[email protected] (617) 686 - 9959 7 The HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN © February 2017 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts periodontal treatments, as well as guidelines for municipalities to be TACKEY CHAN dentures. able to refuse permits for applicants in State Representative ~ 2nd Norfolk District, “An Act establishing senior citizen noncompliance. State House, Room 26, Boston MA 02133 Tel. 617-722-2080 toll discount on the Massachusetts “An Act increasing the annuity for [email protected] Turnpike, the Ted Williams Tunnel gold star families” would increase the and the Tobin Bridge” would provide state’s annuity to gold star families As I complete this month’s bulletin, registration in the 21st century”, which a 25% discount on tolls for drivers 65 from $2,000 to $2,500. This increase the House of Representatives and would update the sex offender registry years and older who own their own car. would be the first in over a decade. Senate are debating the House Rules, reporting requirements. The bill will The bill also establishes penalties for “An Act relative to mandatory Senate Rules and the Joint Rules. require sex offenders to include their individuals who abuse the program. reporting of elder abuse” would require The rules establish the parliamentary Internet identifications as part of their There are similar senior discount individuals who work or care for procedures for the 2017-2018 sex offender reporting information. programs in New Jersey and Florida senior citizens to become mandatory legislative sessions for each chamber, This would include, email addresses and they have been implemented with reporters and report cases of abuse to for the joint legislative committees, and social media aliases. Several great success. the Office of Elder Affairs. The bill is and for standing committees. At states, including New Hampshire, “An Act requiring employers to similar to other bills that require the this time, committee assignment have implemented similar versions of employed individuals to be trained in mandatory reporting of child abuse recommendations from the Speaker of this proposal. OSHA” would require all employees and abuse of persons with disabilities. the House, the Senate President, and The other bill I filed with the and contractors in the construction The Lunar New Year was on the House and Senate minority party support of the District Attorney is industry to have at least 15 hours January 28th. The lunar calendar is leaders have not been made. Once they “An Act relative to drug driving”. of training under the United States the second oldest continuous calendar make their recommendations, each This bill would enable police officers Occupational Safety and Health in the world and is used in several branch’s respective political parties to become certified Drug Recognition Administration requirements. This Asian cultures, including Chinese and will hold a caucus to approve or reject Experts. With the legalization of bill became a priority after the tragic Vietnamese. The previous lunar year the recommendations. Once committee marijuana, many questions have been death of two individuals in the was the year of the Monkey. This year assignments are given, legislators will raised about how to prevent drug South End last fall. This tragedy marks the beginning of the year of the begin the process of moving offices driving when there is no breathalyzer could have been prevented if proper Rooster. Those born in the year of the and taking up legislation moved into or other non-invasive test to determine training had been in place. The bill Rooster are resilient, loyal, charming, committee. if an individual is under the influence would require the Board of Building dedicated workers, and skilled at The legislative filing deadline for of mind-altering substances. Certified Regulations and Standards to establish recognizinggood opportunities. immediate referral to joint committees Drug Recognition Experts are trained regulations for certification, make Hopefully the Year of the Rooster was January 20th. The co-sponsoring to recognize signs of drug use, information public about violations, will be fortuitous for the Patriots in period ended on February 3rd. The providing probable cause for an arrest. sets up fines for violators, and create Houston! Tackey House of Representatives filed 3,706 Further tests would be required to bills and the Senate filed 2,057, for prove the influence of drugs, but this a total of 5,763 bills. I have been bill would provide police officers with reviewing requeststo co-sponsor the probable cause needed to initiate an legislation throughout January. I inquiry into drug usage while driving. have received hundreds of co-sponsor Another bill I filed is “An Act requests regarding nearly a thousand relative to providing dental care pieces of legislation from constituents to senior citizens ”which would and advocacy groups alike. I cannot provide full dental coverage for My Dear Houghs Neck Neighbors, co-sponsor everything, but I am giving senior citizens under MassHealth every request consideration. I have (also known as Medicare/Medicaid). Please contact me and allow me personally filed 76 bills this legislative Currently, MassHealth provides only to assist you if you would like to year and have highlighted a few the most basic coverage. Senior Ju l i e be r b e r a n citizens pay thousands of dollars out- buy or sell a Houghs Neck home. below. r e a l t o r ® I am working with the District of-pocket for dental care, presenting Thank you, Juile Berberan CELL 617-283-2994 Attorney on several bills, but two in a major challenge for those who live [email protected] on fixed incomes. If this bill were particular are of interest. 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