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« & [«»] ou - & CC uJ S t a. uJ D © J- C O ® aL fe» &C [&] do. lM» O D ui a {o= e ou < LJ < C Continued Festival Continued from page A4 range of independent and major-label recordings He has also produced records for other artists. At 2 pm in front of Gen's Northside Grill, watch the grace and beauty of the performers of Elite Dance Studio. This group will be a dynamic kickoff to the streetside entertainment planned. At 2:30 pm Tiger Schulman Karate will demonstrate some classic moves, combining concentration and strength. At 3 pm witness the beautiful, talented students of Anita's Dance Studio. Each and every year, this group dazzles the audience with their tap- ping, modern dance routines, colorful attire and beautiful smiles. On stage in John Walsh Park at 4 pm is a band that, although new to the festival audience, is not new to chamber events. We're proud to feature this year the Distant Twins Acoustic Duo, a two-piece acoustic act f. featuring Felicia Crandall on vocals and percussion and Mike Green on vocals and guitar. Their music they play is extremely diversified, ranging from oldies to the hits of today. Felicia and Mark are very individual singers, yet _ when they harmonize, they sound like one. For over ten years they've been entertaining audiences ranging from small, private events to large, lavish weddings. If you find yourself on Larkfield Road shopping and visiting the many streetside vendors, stop by the Rockabilly Stage to hear thythm and blues by The Adjustments at 4 pm. We're excited to have them join us this year. Closing Saturday evening on the main stage in the park will be another performance you won't want to muss: 2L' (formerly known as Joshua Tree». Their live how has been reviewed natonally as being \~a Beatlemania-like production, geared toward the band U2.\ These four extremely talented and dedicated must cians have made music their livelthood. They're the hardest work ing band in the tnbute community and take a perfectionnst's approach toward every show they play while revealing their unwavering love for the music and ideals of U2 We're also anticipating a dynamic laser light show to accompany the band. On Sunday at about 9:40 am, the East Northport Fire Department will host a September 11 memorial tribute in tront of the firehouse. Please plan on joining them in pay- ing special recognition to those lost in the tragedy Chamber members are honored to participate in this tinh ute. At the conclusion, members of the fire department will be inviting all in attendance to join them for refresh- ments and an open house. During the course of the day, while partaking in the talents and bargains of the streetside vendors. visit Rockabilly Barbers Rob Wagner, owner of Rockabilly 's, each year brings some dynamic talent to his stage while at the same time featuring a great array of matorcycles and motorcycle supplies. Walsh games, rides and vendors kick off __ at 11 am. At 1 pm Elmo, Shrek and Dora the Explorer will make their way around. bringing smiles to young and old alike. On the main stage from 1:30 to 5:30 pm, Southbound takes the stage once agam this year. This versatile and entertaining group of musicians has been together since 1990 and continues to bring forth both the best of coun- try and classic rock music. They were named by Newsday as the Best Country Cover Band in 1999. Their repertoire has grown tremendously over the years. There are few country requests they can't fulfill. Southbound continues to be the area's top country darice band, and their wealth of experience has brought them to the forefront of the country music scene. Once again back by popular demand, Perfection on Coupon SAVE $8 ON CARNIVAL RIDES 'This coupon entitles bearer to $8 off Ride Book. $32 with ceupomchgular ice $40. One coupon per person at the East Northport Festival 9/10 and 9/11/05 Printed in The TIMES of Northport-East Northport fl”~~--Q“--h--..‘---'flfl-b.-.‘_-.--~flfl-_-‘~‘fi----‘ LJ This Sunday, the East Northport Fire Department and community wil continue its tradition of saluting victims of the September 11, 2001 tragedy with a memorial service at 9:40 am in front of the fire house on Larkfield Road. Wheels will perform its daredevil stunts on Larkfield Road at 2 pm in front of the East Northport Library. Each year, the crowd gathers to witness this group of young performers flying through the air from ramp to ramp. Following this show, Elite Dance Studio will strut its stuff and then Tiger Schulman Karate will demonstrate its techniques Back at 4 pm: another show of Perfection on Wheels. Also on hand, The Magic of Mark & Kym will gave three shows Saturday and Sunday at 12:30 pm. 2:30 pm and 4:30 pm. Also. stop by and visit the petting zoo all weekend. Throughout the weekend, you'll also witness great entertainment, talented and creative craft vendors and demonstrations and have the opportunity to learn about many of the fine businesses in East Northport. There will be giveaways. raffles, food and thrills galore. Stop by the Chamber tent! All weekend we'll be on hand to hand out event schedules, answer any questions you may have, sell fes- tival T-shirts and offer for sale great raffles (one prize is $1,000), along with a few other surprises. Also, meet Marie Anne and Christine Liske and friends. They have been involved with re-establishing and maintaining ested in joining the East Northport Garden Club. They are . planning on getting members involved with garden pro- jects within the community and with local merchants. Those club members will also learn tips on beautifying their gardens. Stop by all weekend and meet the Liske sisters and sign up for the Garden Club. East Northport Fire Department On duty during the festival weekend will be the new EMS Bike Squad. This squad is effective in providing emergency medical response in certain environments. Consisting of two high-performance \Police Special\ type mountain bikes, two emergency medical technicians (EMTs) working in tandem can provide EMS response in areas that are difficult for auto or apparatus to access. The bikes are equipped with oxygen, a varicty of first- response supplies and a defibrillator. The primary objec- tive is to quickly reach and stabilize a patient until the ambulance can reach the scene. The fire house will have all emergency apparatus on display on Saturday between 10 am and 4 pm. On Sunday it will once again host a Y11 memorial service, beginning at 9:30 a.m. After the service, brunch will be sewaandappammsmllbeonmphyfiommmm4 pm. Ask about -the ongoing-membership drive and. mammogrmmwtfingphcc Call 261-0360 for m1'_' m¥ . MspmsofmefiaflNmmemmm dCamRochhlly . Barbers, Hewitt Square UPS Store, CommerceBank, Pool Doctor, Prudential Dougles Elliman Real Estate, Port Deli, and Rockabilly Barbers. Little Wilson Band by Newton Shows. Saturday night main event _ 2U sponsored by Bank of Smithtown. Sunday closing ._ band Southbound sponsored by Gold's Gym. Band stage sponsored by Stuart Besen. Perfection on Wheels spon- sored by Adams Cyclery. Media sponsor: The Times of ~ Northport and East Northport (Times Beacon Record Newspapers). Supplement sponsor; The Smithtown News/The Observer. Magic shows: both Saturday and .. Sunday sponsored by Raymond Mascolo, DDS. . Streetside shows and petting zoo: both Saturday and Sunday sponsored by Clipper Magazine. Arthur Continued from page Al Arthur. New board members Denise Summers Mumm ~- and Phil Fortuna, also elected in May, cast the opposing : votes. Mumm said, \I was very disappointed with the _- board's decision. It's a negative perception and message to the community. I would have liked to see one of the other candidates on the board. We battled it and that's the way it went.\ Fortuna indicated he is equally disappointed in the board's decision. He said, \It's in the best public interest not to appoint someone who has been on the board pre- viously. I was trying to get someone who was not voted out, a fresh face.\ Some residents and staff applauded while Arthur was sworn in as trustee on Monday, but others took the oppor- tunity to voice their opposition and dissatisfaction about his appointment. One resident shouted, boys* network?\ Anthony D° Angelis, who applied for the appointment. expressed disappointment over the board's decision. During the public participation session, he said, \You showed total disrespect of the community when you voted for a member of the board that was turned down at the election. This Board of Education feels that it is beyond reproach. But the voters will not forget.\ In a phone interview Tuesday moming, Arthur said he is grateful that the board chose him. \The Board of Education showed their confidence in mme,\ Arthur said \I will work with the board in providing the best educa- tion for the district's students but will be sensible to the community's needs for financial constraints.\ \Is this an example of the old Hurricane aid Continued from page Al worker and a secretary - wfll be gomg for three weeks, a \hardship assign- ment,\ meaning they will be staying in the same shelters as those they are secking to help, rather than trying to get put up in hotels, she added. \I have to tell you, our volunteers are a Amarosa said. \They really are wonderful people, from all different walks of life - doctors, teachers, nurses, realtors - who better to do damage assessment than a realtor?\ People who want to help hurricane disaster relief efforts on the Gulf of Mexico should send financial assis- tance but not supplies, Amarosa said. \A monetary donation is best, and Pll tell you why.\ she said. \Depending on the devastation, there may be no place to store anything.\ A lack of storage for donated supplies was one prob- lem relief agencies faced after Husricane Andrew tore into Florida 13 years ago, according to Amarosa. \There was nothing left standing to put stuff in,\ she explained. \Monetary donations allow us to pur- chase items that are needed focally, and that helps to rebuild their economy. I'm not saying we always can, but we try.\ , Anyone who wishes to contribute to the relief effort mysmdwmiblmonswthekchm Suffolk County Chapter, at EO. Box. 745, Yaphank. New York 11980 or call the American Red Cross at (800) HELP-NOW (435- 7669). Amnmmted in becoming aRed Cross dis- aster services volunteer should call the office at 924-6700 to find outabcut Melissa as
