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Heating Up Hayground At 'Chefs Dinner'

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Students from Southampton School and El Centro Integrado de Mśsica Padre Antonio Soler were happy to see each other for the first time since the spring. SHAYE WEAVER

Students from Southampton School and El Centro Integrado de Mśsica Padre Antonio Soler were happy to see each other for the first time since the spring. SHAYE WEAVER

Southampton High Schooler Natasha Malak gives her rendition of "Hurt" by Christina Aguilera. SHAYE WEAVER

Southampton High Schooler Natasha Malak gives her rendition of "Hurt" by Christina Aguilera. SHAYE WEAVER

Gerson and Judith Leiber at home in Springs IN 2014.  PRESS FILE

Gerson and Judith Leiber at home in Springs IN 2014. PRESS FILE

Judith and Gerson Leiber have been married 67 years. MICHELLE TRAURING

Judith and Gerson Leiber have been married 67 years. MICHELLE TRAURING

Spanish exchange student Sonia Guijarro performs on piano. SHAYE WEAVER

Spanish exchange student Sonia Guijarro performs on piano. SHAYE WEAVER

Modernist painter Gerson Leiber at work in his Springs studio. MICHELLE TRAURING

Modernist painter Gerson Leiber at work in his Springs studio. MICHELLE TRAURING

Susan Lazarus and Noah Salaway. MICHELLE TRAURING

Susan Lazarus and Noah Salaway. MICHELLE TRAURING

Music teacher Jim Tartaglia and Tom Nanos rally the Spanish exchange students to sing "Hey Jude" at the end of the concert. SHAYE WEAVER

Music teacher Jim Tartaglia and Tom Nanos rally the Spanish exchange students to sing "Hey Jude" at the end of the concert. SHAYE WEAVER

Jane Notar  MICHELLE TRAURING

Jane Notar MICHELLE TRAURING

Sergio Trapote and Melissa Perlman. MICHELLE TRAURING

Sergio Trapote and Melissa Perlman. MICHELLE TRAURING

authorMichelle Trauring on Jul 30, 2012

The “Chefs Dinner” was held on Saturday, July 28, at the Hayground School in Bridgehampton. Proceeds from the event benefited the Jeff Salaway Scholarship Fund, Jeff’s Kitchen and the Hayground School. MICHELLE TRAURING PHOTOS

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