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Welcome back Ann Cryan! She returned from a quick trip across the pond to Paris last week with her daughter, Dr. Amy Cryan. Dr. Amy is a children’s dentist in Buffalo.
Happy belated birthday wishes are being sent to Pastor John Kenreich whose special day was Sunday, November 7.
And birthday wishes are also being sent to Hannah Sentenac down in Miami, Florida. Hannah’s day to shine is Sunday, November 14.
Looking For Work?: The Hampton Bays girls’ varsity basketball team is looking for an announcer for its home games. The girls also need someone to videotape their games—the team has a camera. If you are interested in helping out, please call Pat at 728-6026.
Congratulations to the 58 young parishioners of St. Rosalie’s Church who will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation on Saturday, November 13.
And a big round of applause for Lily Anne Spellman who has been chosen to portray Helen Keller in the Bay Street Theatre production of “The Miracle Worker.” At age 11, this is her first professional role and will now earn her admission into the Actor’s Equity Union.
The production is part of the theater’s “Literature Live” program, which is geared toward middle and high school audiences. The play runs through Saturday, November 20, with day and evening performances. To purchase tickets, call 725-9500 or log on at baystreet.org.
Get Your Tickets: The Friends of the Hampton Bays Library are hosting a trip to see “The Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall” next week on Friday, November 19. The bus will depart from St. Rosalie’s Church parking lot at 9:30 a.m. for the 2 p.m. show. Non-refundable tickets are $65 apiece. Registration is limited and payment is due in person at the circulation desk.
The Hampton Bays Beautification Association’s annual dinner dance, “Celebrating the Bounty of Good Ground,” is on Friday, November 19, at 7 p.m., at Indian Cove restaurant. Tickets are $70 and include a cocktail hour, dinner and dancing. For additional information, call Madeline at 728-5725.
East End Hospice is hosting a “Toast to Christine Curiale” on Friday, November 19, starting at 6 p.m., at 230 Elm in Southampton. Tickets are $75 each and include cocktails, dinner, live music and dancing. Call Ann Marie Pallister at 723-2721 for more info about that.
A Holiday Hand: St. Rosalie’s Church will be collecting the following items for Thanksgiving food baskets through Wednesday, November 24: canned gravy, corn, fruit, sweet potatoes, green beans, Goya beans, cranberry sauce, instant potatoes and stuffing, cake mix and icing, rice and apple juice. To complete the feast, the church will also gratefully accept frozen turkeys and turkey vouchers.
In addition, St. Rosalie’s is accepting coats to be distributed to the less fortunate in our community. Please drop off those gently used coats Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., at the Parish Center. (The center is closed for lunch from noon until 1 p.m.) Thank you!
SUNY at Plattsburgh is pleased to announce that the following students were awarded degrees during commencement exercises last spring: Patrick J. Becker received a bachelor’s degree in accounting; Carrie Florence Miller earned a bachelor’s degree in TV-video broadcast journalism; and Benjamin McNiel Solomon received a bachelor’s degree in geography. Congratulations!
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