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p. ~HE INCORPORATED ~*_ I. VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF www seacliff-ny gov SEPTEMBE: VILLAGE BULLETIN 2010 White Caps Honor Carol & Dick Hartney, Mayor Kennedy’s Eileen Krieb and The Kiwanis Club Quarterly Report Compiled by Carol Griffin serves on the Village senior bus What an incredible spring Studio has opened under the The June 17 White Cap which escorts seniors grocery and summer we have had. The leadership of Patricia Kaegi Awards in Sea Cliff was an shopping and he helps them weather has been good, maybe a Weiss They are offering art exciting evening with awards brmg their packages to their bit hot, hut the sun has shined classes for both adults and chil given to well deserving individu- doors. ‘on Sea Cliff most every day. then This new business, cou als Carol and Dick Hartney, Dick is a Korean War Veteran The beach has been packed pled with the established Eileen Krieb and one very and volunteers for many proj- with residents looking for a place Creative Arts Studio headed by deserving group, the North ects as a member of the to cool off and enjoy the summer Tracy Warzer, offers all types of Shore Kiwanis Club American Legion Carol was a season. Friday night concerts opportunities for the budding The first presenter was Sea member of Sea Cliff Fire have been well attended and the artist within all of us. Speaking Cliff native Edward Stack, who Department Ladies Auxiliary entertainers have been wonder- of “buddinW’ be sure to visit the reminisced about growing up in for many years Dick volunteers ful. The Sea Cliff Beach new florist on Roslw Avenue Sea Cliff and how everyone at St. Boniface Church, while Committee has hosted superb across the street from the fire- going to school in one building Carol volunteers at the Sea Cliff Family Day Events that have house. Not only are ‘the propri from kindergarten until gradua- United Methodist Church. She drawn scores of people, young etors offering fresh flowers for tion made for a close-knit corn- coordinated the greeters for and old, from our commumty. all occasions but also gourmet muni~y. In fact, he noted that Sunday services She can also be I The Thursday night concerts hot sauces and beef jerky — some of those students he went seen working~among the pump- Former Ma or Lile — at Memorial Park, sponsored by how’s that for a Sea Cliff busi to -school with kstill’ reside ui1he kins at Halloween Pumpkin~ - Y ~ ~ .~ the Civic Association, celebrated ness. W1lag&~t~at’ipoint he’~cjlled c ~P~tah’ and serving at the envaspresenbeawli. their 19th year with some of the Speaking with all the new up Carol’~and ick,~H~azt~eyito ~Cl~ris~masrFair. ‘sap uy .utiena- best~artisti ‘eyer. .1 am:always business owners, I was pleas- present them with White Cap In his letter, Ed Stack noted ‘Vut ane.~ Photo by Cerol Griffin amazed atthe talent of our resi~ antly greeted with posi6ve sto Awards for their contributions ~Dick’s involvement with Sea Eileen Krieb dents and their willingness to ries about getting through the __ —~ --.—~-~ - -~ - ~ A ~ twenty years, she was sprouting despite the poor econ- approvals. I am very grateful for White-Cap ( ~‘by,~ “impressed with the omy The former Tupelo Honey the skill and thoughtfulness of Alicet and Jim O’Donnellj ease with which she has re-opened with a new Drew Lawrence, our Super- described Carols and meshed being a mother owner, Bill Long, under the intendent of Buildings, and his Dick s contributions. The, of two small children name Metropolitan Bistro The team, as well as all the Board letter said that the couple with a burgeoning civic previous Once Upon a Moose members who volunteer their were both truly devoted to I presence. In her quiet has re-opened under new owner- time and talents to increase the Sea Cliff, not only as vol- way she has had an ship of local residents Trisha quality of life for all us resi unteers, but show kind-i ‘imnediate and measur- Pay and Malu Ribeiro with the dents. ness to all those who cross’ able impact on the name Olives by the Sea. An The Board of Trustees and I their path. The word ‘no’ is Village I imagine all additional new restaurant is are conducting a strategic plan not in their vocabulary” those years of cor~orate readying for its grand opening to revamp our Department of The couple have been exnerience denlouincr at the old Schoelles Pharmacy Public Works, which includes long time members of the ‘heav machiner under the banner of Sea Cliff the hiring of a new Director, a Sea Cliff Museum Carol throJgh the Middl Bistro owned by Jarunee position that has been vacant for coordinates the calendar East followed by moth- Zumbo. Our existing food estab- several years. We have already for volunteer docents and erhood, leadership roles lishments including Roots, KC examined over 80 applications __________ she and Dick serve as Dick and Carol Hartney were presented in the Girl Scouts, PTA, Gallagher s, Ii Villagio, B. and conducted countless inter docents covering open time White Caps by Ed Stack. Photo by Caroi Griffin Mutual Concerns, ~ Browns, and Aratas are all views and are determined to slots. Since they were both Boniface Parish, the going strong, serving our cult- find the perfect fit for this posi born in Sea Cliff, they bring a worked for many years at Good of the Village and nary desires tion. great deal of knowledge to their Village Hall and was a smiling Architectural Review Board pre- The arts continue to be served Sea Cliff continues to be the post. face behind the counter greeting pared her well for her role as in our Village and Red Bow (Continued on Page 2) Carol is - a volunteer on the visitors and that she is an active Village Trustee and Mayor.” Senior Action Committee. She member of the United “From the moment she was helps to coordinate the Senior Methodist Church of Sea Cliff elected, she hit the ground run- Antique Sho’sv Picmc and she drives seniors to servmg on many of its boards ning In her three years as doctor appointments Dick and committees Trustee and six years as Mayor The Good of the Village Association will host its 5th Annual she managed to complete Antique Show and Sale on Sunday, September 12 from 9 a.m. to numerous projects that benefit 4 p.m. at the Sea Cliff School field on Carpenter and Franklin all the residents and visitors to Avenues (Please note the location change from prior shows). Sea Cliff She was in the fore- Admission is $5 per person, two for $4 each with ad, and children under 12 are admitted for free. NO RAINDATE Elms Pekaie (Continued on Page 4) Shows, Ltd. is excited to be part of this opportunity again this year Incorporated Village of Sec. 34.65(e) P.L. & R. - oaaervices I Sea Cliff US Postage P.O.Box340 PAID Sea Cliff, NY 11579-0340 Permit No. 19, Sea Cliff, NY Bulk Mail Postal Customer Local I~awsn~aO4!~R~PnI Occupant Ernie FranckD) and Jim I{aelin(r~ representing North - 4ormor! ~orma~on or Shore Kiwanis accepted a White Cap from George tn v0fl1etpv-~nc1f Sea Cliff, NY 11579 Bevad (c) Photo &v Carol Gnffz,, • Plaque Dedi.cated.Iionoring the Holimans. It’s. Pumpkin Patch Time by Carol Griffin - A bronze plaque affixed to the Again! front entrance of Sea’ Cliff Beach by Sharon Conway Indian corn, and mum honors Marguerite and Henry On Friday October 1st the also be available for purc] Hoilman who lived almost their Pumpkin Patch at the United this year’s Pumpkin Pat entire lives in Sea Cliff. Before Methodist Church of Sea Cliff weekends, the Patch ii’: they moved to Maryland and~ will openfor the 7th consecutive feature baked goods and while Henry was still: alive, the season. The Methodist Church, kin soup1 Boulevard was renamed Holl located at the corner of Nursery schools and I man Boulevard in appreciation Carpenter and Downing gartens are once again in~ of the couple’s many contribu Avenues, undertakes this proj. bring their classes. The cI tions to the Sea Cliff community. ect each year as a fundraiser for will hear stories about Marguerite and her family were the Navajo Nation in New kins, sing songs, pose fo present for the ceremony, which Mexico, where the pumpkins are pictures and play group was orchestrated by Phil Como. grown, as well as to support the in the Patch. The sti The plaque reads: “Hollman work of the church. Members of Native Americans can Boulevard, dedicated to ~he Hoilman family gather at the dedication on August the church, the community, and incorporated into the Marguerite and Henry Hollman, 15 (l-r) Assemblyman Chuck Levine, the family -with a variety of organizations, wifi Reservations for class ~feloi~vi;itors and resitnt~. Margaurite in the center and Deputy Mayor Carol Vogt be on hand to help unload the are required. Please c~ truck on Thursday, September church office at 671 2005),- Marguerite3’ and henr~ and event coordinator Phil Como~ Photo by Carol Griffin 30 at 4:00 p m. All volunteers Monday through served the Village and their a Village of volunteers, they Phil Como and Deputy Mayor are welcome to participate in between 900 a.m and community in government, stood far above the rest.” Carol Vogt, representing Mayor this exciting kick-off event! p m to reserve a date charities, and service organiza- Residents and friends of Bruce ‘Kennedy, sang the cou- This year, the Pumpkin groups are usually sched, tions, forever giving their time, Marguerite and Henry were ple’s praises Patch will operate from Friday, the mornings when energy, and formidable skills.