Memorial Tree Program

Hampton Bays Beautification Association

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What a Perfect Night

On Friday evening August 5^th, celebrating its 25^th Anniversary the Hampton Bays Beautification Association held its 13^th Annual Free “Concert Under the Stars” featuring “The Fabulous Grease Band” at Ponquogue Beach in Hampton Bays. The evening was perfect, warm and breezy with a beautiful sunset, as thousands sat overlooking the bay and the ocean listening while others danced to the wonderful sounds of the band.

We would like to thank the Town of Southampton for co-Sponsoring this event. Allyn Jackson, John Erwin and Chris Bean and the entire crew of the Parks and Recreation Department did a really commendable job. Also, kudos to Southampton Town Human Services for the shuttle busses, Town of Southampton Highway Department, Hampton Bays Volunteer Ambulance, Hampton Bays Volunteer Fire Department and the Southampton Town Police Department for the extraordinary job they did. I would also like to thank the Hampton Bays Beautification Association volunteers who put this wonderful event together. Chairmen Jack O’Keefe and John Zuccarelli and their great team of Greeters, Bucket Brigade, our Sign Team, Peg Campbell and Marilyn Mallon at the Membership Table and Molly Doyle, Photographer. Without our volunteers and the financial help of the community, this wonderful event would not be possible.Look for the pictures on our web site next week. www.hbba.net. We would like to extend a very special thanks to John Capuano for singing the opening song “America the Beautiful”. (John was the winner of the Hampton’s IDOL Contest)We’d like to thank our Major Sponsors; TD Bank and Hampton Bays Town Center as well as The Boardy Barn, Capital One Bank, King Kullen Super Market, Town of Southampton Cultural Grant, Peconic Fence, Sunrise Energy, East Coast Mines, East End Office Assistants, Hampton Maid, Hutchison Landscaping Services, Maryann D. O’Conner, Esq., Uncle Bob’s Self Storage, Mulvey Plumbing, Village Auto Body, Allstate Insurance, Jones, Little, Inc., CPA, Maran Corp Risk Insurance, Oakland Restaurant, Strong Oil Co. and Village Real Estate.Our thanks to all of the community who attended in record numbers, enjoying the evening and making new friends and discovering many old acquaintances. Lastly, thank you all for making our community the wonderful place that it has become. Susan von Freddi, President of the Hampton Bays Beautification.

November 19, 2010 Annual Dinner Dance Celebrate Fall with our Annual Dinner Dance

which is held in a beautiful waterfront restaurant, Indian Cove.

The committee puts on a splendid party with great food, drinks and music.

It is always a sold out event. Save the date November 19, 20107 P.M. to 11 P.M.

Chairperson: Grace Daly and Madeline O'KeefeTickets are available in October 2010 .

For more information contact:Madeline O'Keefe at 728-5725 or

Grace Daly at 728-0726 or email us at dinnerdance@hbba.net

December 15, 2010 Annual Holiday Luncheon

The Holiday Luncheon is ourlast event of the year and will be held on

Wednesday, December 15, 2010 from Noon to 3PM. We spend the afternoon

enjoying a fabulous lunch overlooking the Bay at the beautiful Oakland Restaurant.

The volunteers are honored and thanked at this event and the

"Annual Angel of the Year" Award is presented.

A good time is had by all. Chairpersons, Phyllis Campisi 728-8027 and Pat Richichi

Tickets will be available in November. contact holidayluncheon@hbba.net

A Very Special Thank you to Joe Smeraldi of Peconic Fence for donating and installing the new fence

at the Hampton Bays Post Office!

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One of the various services that the Hampton Bays Beautification Association provides the community is a Memorial Tree Planting Program.

Originated in 1989, the Association has planted hundreds of trees throughout the community.

The trees planted are known as Chanticlear Tree (from the Bradford Pear family) which at full height will grow to only a medium height. This height prevents the trees from interfereing with overhead electric lines and consequently are approved by New York State and the Town of Southampton. These trees will not produce fruit but do blossom and provide a beautiful white flower in the Spring.

Included with each tree planting is a 4" x 6" personalized, engraved plaque that is mounted onto a poured concrete base. This plaque is placed at the base of the tree. It is truly a beautiful way to remember and memoralize a loved one.

Please click the blue text for the application form: Kindly send the attached application to HBBA, PO Box 682, Hampton Bays, NY 11946