Editor: Catherine D. Kobasiuk Assistant: Marina Kobasiuk
Super
Bowl Party
Members
had a great time watching the Baltimore Ravens win the 2013 Super
Bowl.
There was quite a lot of food brought by various people to share
with the crowd. Kevin and Barbara Collins organized everything
wonderfully, including supplying a large hero. The children
entertained themselves while the grownups chatted and critiqued the
commercials and the half time show. Even the blackout in New
Orleans did not dim the fun at the MBPOA Clubhouse on February 3rd.
William
Floyd High School Musicians Romance Valentines Day
Jazz
Ensemble with Dir. M. Cordaro - photo by Pat - toydocter@verizon.net
The 2013 Friday
Night Music Café opened with a magical night of music and dance as
the William Floyd High School Jazz Ensemble under the direction of
Michael Cordaro and the High School Mens Acapella group, the
Soundsations directed by Barbara D'Orio, stole hearts and ears as
they serenaded the crowd. They showed their pitch perfect combination
of standards, oldies and contemporary music that has earned them well
deserved accolades throughout the County. The Valentines Day Dance
raised over $500 through ticket sales, 50/50 raffle and bake sale
items, which will help to support performing arts activities for
William Floyd High School
students.
Thanks
to all the member volunteers and to Cathy Meinhold and her team for
putting on a great event. Look for Cathy and her crew to be hosting
open mic night on the 4th
Friday of every month.
Soundsations
- photo by Pat-toydocter@verizon.net
Atlantic
Community Activity Center
On February 21st
the
Atlantic Community Activity Center Board of Directors met at the
Mastics, Moriches and Shirley Community Library. They held elections
for seven new directors
for the board. Amongst the candidates was Nancy Sorkow an active
member of the MBPOA . We are happy to say that Nancy was elected to
the ACAC Board of Directors. We wish her lots of luck in helping
make the ACAC a great success and in continuing in Bob DeBona's
footsteps.
Marina
Update
Don't
Forget that come
the spring, starting in March or a little later we will be setting
up work groups of volunteers to help repair our marinas. There is no
experience necessary, the work will consist of basic carpentry and
labor. Please call our
office (399-6111) and leave your name and number and you will be
called back.
Section 5
Marina after Blizzard Nemo – photo by C.D. Kobasiuk
February
General Meeting
The meeting on February 7th
was another quiet one. Mastic Beach Village Trustee Bob Morrow was
the guest speaker.
Seventh
Precinct
Community
Open House
The Suffolk County Seventh Precinct will be
holding a community Open Houses at the Mastics Moriches Shirley
Community Library on the third Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM.
This
month we have a report by Jean SanMartin.
The
inspector spoke about the change of location. It was
recommended that it be held in a more friendly place, where residents
can feel comfortable with questions and speaking to the COPE officer.
1. On Friday, 2/15/2013, they arrested a felon by Marina One, who had stolen a vehicle, crashed the car and then took off running toward the Marina,when he was caught by the K-9 unit.
2. The police caught "in action", a male and female, who were pumping out home fuel oil from vacant homes and reselling it on the street. At the time of arrest, the thieves confessed to taking home oil from (7) homes in the tri-hamlet area.
3. A male was arrested for stealing copper piping and metal from vacant homes and reselling it to Gershow Recycling. He was pulled over for suspicious driving on Wm Floyd Pkwy and the police noted burglary tools in his car with some copper piping. Upon checking records at Gershow, the thief had made over $30,000.00 in just a couple of months.
1. On Friday, 2/15/2013, they arrested a felon by Marina One, who had stolen a vehicle, crashed the car and then took off running toward the Marina,when he was caught by the K-9 unit.
2. The police caught "in action", a male and female, who were pumping out home fuel oil from vacant homes and reselling it on the street. At the time of arrest, the thieves confessed to taking home oil from (7) homes in the tri-hamlet area.
3. A male was arrested for stealing copper piping and metal from vacant homes and reselling it to Gershow Recycling. He was pulled over for suspicious driving on Wm Floyd Pkwy and the police noted burglary tools in his car with some copper piping. Upon checking records at Gershow, the thief had made over $30,000.00 in just a couple of months.
Anyone
who is interested is invited to these meetings.
Friday
Night at the Clubhouse
- First Fridays are country dancing
- 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
- entertainment by Double JJ Dance
- Entry is $8 /person ($6 for members)
- Coffee and cake will be provided
- Menu:
- 3/8 - Tacos
- 3/15 - Pizza
- 3/22 – Open Mic Nite
- 3/29 - Wings
Christmas
Pictures
a
Photos from
our Christmas Party are posted on the bulletin board next to the
MBPOA bar. If any of them are of your family or friends you may take
them home for free. A good time to check them out is during our Meet
and Greet Fridays at the Clubhouse.
Village
News
We
encourage everyone to go to
www.vmbwaterfrontplanproject.com
and
sign
up
to
participate in shaping the future
development
and use of our fabulous waterfront.
Winter
Sky and Phragmites - photo by C.D. Kobasiuk
Monthly
Calendar
March
1st Country Dancing 7:30 PM
March
2nd Nite at the Races 7:00 PM
March
7th General Meeting 7:30 PM
March
21th Board of Directors 7:00 PM
March
22nd Open Mic Nite 7:30 PM
March
General Meeting
Learn about HURRICANE SANDY RELIEF: Speakers
from Family Service League
and Club House of Suffolk
will be at the March Meeting to explain their programs and answer any
questions.
Services are
available to individuals and families impacted by Hurricane Sandy.
Save
the Date
Make sure you put the April 4th
General Meeting on your Calendar as we will be having a very special
treat. Our resident Tomato Growing Guru Joe
Fazzio will be giving a
gardening tutorial along with our other expert gardeners, Ketty
Colbert and Shawn Getchell. Take advantage of the wealth of knowledge
that these gardeners have to offer and grow all the food you need for
the summer.
In
addition mark the May 2nd
General Meeting on your calendar as Ed Romaine and Lee Zeldin will
come down to let us know what they are working on and answer
residents questions.
Advertisers
Wanted
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are looking for more advertisers for our newsletter. It is a really
great deal at $50 for a year of 12 issues which are also delivered
electronically. If you are interested call or email us for an
application.
Printable PDF of the March 2013 Newsletter is here
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