Frye Island News Service

VOLUME 2013, ISSUE 11 JULY 5, 2013

Island Manager’s Comments

Greetings everyone: I hope everyone had a safe and enjoyable Independence Day. Mother Nature finally cooperated with some well-deserved sun shine.

Fire Works: The fireworks will be held on Saturday July 6th. Again this year, as is usual, a number of boats will have to be moved from their slips at the marina before the technicians can set up. Boats in slips 84 to 104 on the beach side and slips 67 to 131 on the road side plus the Jet Ski slips and boats on all of the slips on the southern end must be removed by 5:00 PM. If you have a boat in one of these slips please move it out before 5:00 PM. If you don’t, we will have it moved for you at your expense. The fireworks display cannot be set up with boats in those slips. If Mother Nature rains on our display, we will do it on Sunday the 7

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Speaking of fireworks; the State of Maine has passed a law allowing personal fireworks. However, the State law also allowed municipalities to establish ordinances to prohibit the sale and use of personal fireworks and the Town of Frye Island did.

Not only can unauthorized fireworks be a noise nuisance to friends and neighbors, but they can be extremely dangerous. A fire on this Island could be devastating to say nothing of the personal injury that could result. So there will be no warnings or second chances. If anyone is caught exploding unauthorized fireworks on the Island they should expect to be fined. And, that fine could be up to $500.00.

And, speaking of fires, we have been very lucky that there has not been a serious fire on the Island for many years. In order to continue this way it is important that everyone be extremely careful as we celebrate our independence this week.

Bingo: John & Theresa Hodge have volunteered to run the BINGO again this year. The first night will be Sunday July 7

th.

State law requires a person to be at least 16 years old to play.

Meeting Reminders:

Executive Committee Meeting: The next meeting of the Board of Selectmen / Executive Committee has been scheduled for 8:00 AM Saturday July 27th at the Community Center. This is an open meeting and everyone is welcome to attend.

Frye Island Inc. Board Meeting: The meeting of the FII Board of Directors has been scheduled for 8:00AM on Saturday July 6

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at the Community Center.

Raymond Planning Board: The Raymond Planning Board will meet at 7:00PM on July 10

th to reopen the review of the Frye

Island Ring Road project. The location of the meeting is on Webbs Mill Road, just past the Town Hall on the right.

Have a great weekend

Wayne

Saturday Office Hours The Frye Island Office will open at 8:00a and close at Noon on Saturday, July 6.

BOS / EC Mtg. Saturday, July 27, 2013 at 8:00 a.m. Community Center

Planning Board Saturday, July 6, 2013 at 8:30 a.m. Community Center Agenda

Read and approve

Minutes of June 15, 2013 meeting

Old Business:

Continue to update the Comp Plan

Litter Ordinance update from Rod Beaulieu and Bob Sutherland

New Business:

Discuss need for new Chairman of the Planning Board.

Please send any request for additional agenda items to Steve Kaplan skaplan34@yahoo.com

All Planning Board Meetings are open to the public

APPROVED PLANNING BOARD MINUTES ARE AVAILABLE ON Frye Island. Com WEB SITE

Zoning Board of Appeals (Note corrected date)

Friday, July 19, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. Community Center

Setback Reductions: The following property owners have applied to the Board of Appeals for a setback reduction.

Rohar Trust 273 Leisure Lane H. Michael Marino, trustee

Gary E. Nolen 36 Leisure Lane

Details of this request is available in the Town Office. This is an open meeting and the general public is invited to attend.

Inside this issue:

Fire Department ............................... page 2

Frye Island Public Works ................ page 3

Bob Marley ...................................... page 3

The 2013 Fireworks ......................... page 3

Frye’s Leap General Store & Café .. page 4

Frye Island Police & EMS ............... page 5

Leisure Lounge ................................ page 6

Ice Cream Social .............................. page 6

New England Clam Bake ................. page 6

Ferry News ....................................... page 7

Frye Island Golf Club ...................... page 7

Activities & Recreation ................... page 8

4th of July Golf Cart Parade ............. page 7

Calendar ......................................... page 10

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Fire Department Fire Barn: 207-655-8618

Frye Island Volunteer Fire Dept. THANK YOU! Last Saturday evening we had a medical emergency at camp with a "stubborn old man" that didn't think he needed medical assistance.

At this time, I would like to give a "Special Thank You" to the Frye Island Police/EMS/Ferry Service and everyone else that responded to our call and assisted us with our emergency. All responders were especially comforting and reassuring in letting my husband know that it was okay to go get treatment!

We are very fortunate to have these responders on our Island. "Job Well Done"!

With Thanks and Appreciation,

Jackie and Dennie Guthrie

1834 Ridge Road

GENERATOR SAFETY Power outages are a strong possibility during bad weather. Gas powered generators are to be used outside, away from any open windows, do not fill gas tank while running, use a 12/3 power cord and it is not to be used in a basement or garage.

Gasoline and Lawn Mowers Gasoline vapors are highly flammable. They stay on your

clothing and can ignite if you light a match or cigarette.

Store gasoline only in an approved container, outside, or in a building or shed not attached to the house. NEVER keep gasoline inside the home.

Keep gasoline away from all heat sources such as smoking materials, pilot lights, and grills.

NEVER fuel a lawn mower while it is hot. Give it a few minutes to cool off before refueling.

Keep your hands and feet away from the mower while it is running.

Photo by Rod Beaulieu.

Did you know. . . . . You can sign up to receive an email notification of when your motor vehicle registration is due to expire. Below is the link.

http://www.maine.gov/online/bmv/rapid-renewal/

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Frye Island Public Works Work continues along Paddock Lane, Paddock Circle and Beach View Drive, please use caution in these areas as we have crew in the roads and soft shoulders along the roads.

This week’s DPW Aphorism: A short pointed sentence that expresses a wise or clever observation or a general truth.

“Money will buy a fine dog….

But only kindness will make him wag his tail.”

The 2013 Fireworks The 2013 fireworks are scheduled for Saturday evening, July 6

th at dusk.

Reminder: This year, like all others, we will have to move some of the boats out of the Marina for the fire works. The boats to be removed are slip numbers:

SLIP(S) #84 THROUGH #130 LAKE SIDE

AND SLIP(S) #67 THROUGH #131 ROAD SIDE

FIREWORKS PARKING AND ROAD SIGNS No parking signs will be posted going to the Marina working back from the Marina road along Leisure and Birch. So depending on

where you are coming from the postings will be on the left side. The small marina parking lot will only be used for Handicapped parking!

COME ONE, COME ALL SUNDAY, JULY 7th ANYTIME - FOR CLEAN-UP AT LONG BEACH AFTER THE FIREWORKS Grab a bag and rake and come join me for firework debris clean-up on Long Beach. There are usually quite a few large nails so make sure you wear shoes. All are welcome and greatly appreciated! Extra bags will be provided. Many Thanks, Sharon Thurston

Back by popular demand, Comedian Bob Marley

Thursday, July 11, 2013

7:00 pm @ the Community Center

This is a 18 plus show

Tickets are now available and can only be purchased at the Frye

Island Golf Course 655-3551

Proceeds from the show are going to the new Community Center

kitchen - pots, pans and utensils fund.

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Frye’s Leap General Store and Café

655-4256 The sun has finally come out! Just in time for the holiday weekend. It’s a great reason to come on down to the café to enjoy a cold drink or ice cream and check out our expanded café menu.

If you needed some other reasons to come on down to the store, below are a few more for your consideration…

- As I mentioned above, we have our full summer menu which features a number of new items, some of which are already establishing themselves as menu favorites like the fish tacos.

- Fresh produce and an increasing selection of “grab and go” items in the store. These items are featured in our produce cooler right as you walk in the door and are complemented by additional selections back by the dairy cooler.

- Fourth of July themed novelties including sparklers and glow in the dark necklaces

- An espresso and latte bar with hot and cold coffee drinks. Who needs Starbucks when you can get a fresh espresso right here at the café!

- An exciting selection of new Frye Island apparel for all ages.

- And of course, the best beer selection that you can find on the lake! Coming soon to the draft selection will be beer from Stone Brewing, one of my personal favorite microbreweries.

Rain did not dampen the competitive spirit this past week and we launched Trivia night. The competition for the season championship has begun and our defending champs, the Traveling Nomads, were nowhere to be found. Hmmm…

Karaoke unfortunately did not get off to a good start with equipment issues. We apologize to those who came down ready to strut their stuff and were unable to. But we plan to take advantage of the wonders of Amazon this week and have new equipment in plenty of time for this coming Wednesday night. We may even have an impromptu karaoke event if the equipment arrives prior to or over the weekend

The breakfast buffet is open for business on Saturdays and Sundays. On Saturday we will serve breakfast from 8:00am to 10:30am at which point we will switch over to lunch and on Sunday from 8:00am to 11:00am.

Our schedule for the coming week (and the summer season) will be as follows:

Store:

Monday thru Sunday 8:00am 9:00pm

Café:

Monday thru Thursday 11:00am 9:00pm

Friday 11:00am 10:00pm

Saturday 8:00am 10:00pm

Sunday 8:00am 9:00pm

Ice Cream:

Sunday thru Thursday 11:00am 9:00pm

Friday and Saturday 11:00am 10:00pm

To check out our menu, take a peek at our website, www.fryesleap.com, and see what the menu has to offer this season.

We are looking forward to having lots of fun and seeing you down at the store and café!

Amy and Dave Wagner

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Frye Island Police & EMS

Rod Beaulieu

Chief of Police

Director of EMS

Dispatch (207) 893-2810 Office (207) 655-2600 Fax (207) 655-3422

police@fryeisland.com

Fireworks are Illegal on Frye Island In 2011 the legislature voted to legalize fireworks in the State of Maine, the governor signed the bill making it law. I’m still trying to wrap my head around this one. Fact; the most heavily forested state in the country, which is largely protected by volunteer fire departments now has to worry about people blowing things up in the often dry Maine woods.

During the October, 2011 Town Meeting, the Town voted to adopt a Town Ordinance making the use of fireworks illegal within the Town. This was done for several reasons, personal injury, and annoyance as well as protecting the community of Frye Island from excessive fire danger. Just a heads up, if anyone is caught illegally blowing up fireworks they will be charged with a violation of the fireworks ordinance, there will be no warning.

Free Blood Pressure Check, First Aid As High season gets underway the Towns EMS service will be offering free blood pressure checks. This service will be offered Monday through Friday 10:00am to Noon at the Ferry Landing Rescue Barn next to the Post Office. Please stop by and say hi to the EMT’s that will be working on the island this summer.

Also offered at no charge will be routine first aid. So for anyone that has an injury that needs attention, stop by the Rescue Barn and have the EMT’s take a look at your situation, or call 893-2810 for non-emergency, 911 for emergency and we’ll come to you. As always, all patient care offered by Frye Island EMS will be at no charge, you will not get a bill.

This is a service we are happy to offer to all islanders and visitors.

Did you know that patios are structures? Code Enforcement Officer: John Thompson

Recently it has come to our attention that there is some confusion relating to whether patios have to meet structure setbacks or are counted as floor area.

While we attempted to eliminate any confusion regarding patios with the 2006 amendments to the Guidelines for Municipal Shoreland Zoning Ordinances, it is clear that those changes didn’t have the full effect we were anticipating.

Since 1973, the Guidelines definition of a structure has been worded in a manner to include patios, even back when patios were not explicitly included in that definition.

Some have suggested that the Department of Environmental Protection should define exactly what a patio is, since one person may call it a patio and the next person may call it a sitting area, for example.

In reality, what we call the item is irrelevant. The true litmus test is whether the object meets the definition of a structure.

The structure definition is fairly broad, but at the same time is rather clear: “anything built for the support, shelter or enclosure of persons, animals, goods or property of any kind,…constructed or erected with a fixed location on or in the ground…” This definition certainly includes patios and other similar structures.

When such a structure is non-conforming, it may be expanded under the non-conforming expansion provisions; this means that the structure has floor area.

To ensure proper municipal administration and enforcement of the shoreland zoning provisions, please be sure to apply the structure definition and other relevant structure standards to patios and similar structures.

Hopefully this article puts any confusion to rest.

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Leisure Lounge 655-3551 Fairway Lane (next to the golf pro shop) Open to the Public

Hours:

Friday & Saturday: 8:00 AM – Midnight

Sunday - Thursday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Last call 11:50 pm

Enjoy satellite reception on two flat screen TVs.

Ken Hanchett for the finishing touches at the bar and cleaning out the clubhouse gutters.

Mike Vesprini for donating the floor behind the bar

Jim Hirsch for donating a PC for the Golf Course.

ICE CREAM SOCIAL

Friday, July 5th

4:30PM – 8PM

@ THE CLUBHOUSE

MAKE YOUR OWN SUNDAE

$4.00 PER PERSON

NEW ENGLAND CLAM BAKE

Delicious Food Cooked in Seaweed

Saturday, August 3

6:00 pm

$35.00 per person

Lobster, Clams, Sausage, Hot Dogs, Corn on the Cob, Potato, Onion

Strawberry Short Cake

Pay and Sign up at the Leisure Lounge

Ferry News 655-4258

This Week’s Ferry Schedule

First Ferry Second Ferry

Saturday 7 AM - 12 Mid 10 AM – 6 PM

Sunday 7 AM - 10 PM 12n – 8 PM

Monday 6 AM - 10 PM 9 AM – 5 PM

Tuesday 7 AM - 10 PM 9 AM – 5 PM

Wednesday 7 AM - 12 Mid 9 AM – 5 PM

Thursday 7 AM - 11 PM 9 AM – 5 PM

Friday 7 AM - 12 Mid 9 AM – 10 PM

Thank you again for your patience Perhaps you have noticed that the ferries are crossing the lake at a slower pace. We have been having issues with what we believe is propeller cavitations, or perhaps the boat just acts differently because all of the past years paint was removed and the ferry is lighter. We did believe we had a fuel issue, we have changed filters several times, injector pump injectors and have checked the propellers. We have also had two different mechanics look at it. So we are trying a number of things, please be patient as we troubleshoot this problem. Enjoy the ride!

Frye Island Ferry Crew

Please:

NO CHILDREN UNDER 16 AFTER 9:00 PM

At the lounge we offer a full bar including beer and wine

Sports Fans:

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Frye Island Golf Club 655-3551 Open to the Public Fairway Lane

Hours Friday & Saturday: 8:00 AM – Dusk

Sunday: 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM

Monday – Thursday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Sunday Scramble Fee (9 holes): $19.00

Greens Fees Weekday: $25.00

Weekend and Holidays: $35.00

Twilight (after 5 PM) Weekdays $18.00 Weekends $21.00

Weekday Youth (18 or younger): $10.00 Weekend Youth (18 or younger): $20.00

3-day weekday pass: $55.00

Week-long unlimited golf pass: $140.00

Cart Rentals Gas Cart:

9 Holes: $16.00 18 Holes: $26.00

Pull Cart:

9 or 18 Holes: $4.00

Club Rentals: $12.00

Own Cart (no trail fee)

9 Holes: $10.00 18 Holes: $20.00

Tentative 2013 Tournament Schedule Date Tournament Organizers

July 1 – Labor Day Club Championship Jim Hirsch

Sat, Jul 6 Steak and Hot Dog John K/Bob T

Sat, Jul 27 Night Golf Various

Sat, Aug 17 President’s Cup Laura D/Vic S

Sat/Sun, Aug 10-11 Member-Guest Hodge(s)

Sat, Aug 17 Presidents Cup Laura & Vuc

Sun, Aug 25 Captain W Jim Hodge

Sat/Sun, Sep 7-9 Sebago Lake Escape Mark Thomas

Sat, Sep 23 TKE Fall Classic Hodge(s)

Sat, Oct 3 Captains Choice Bob, Laura & Ken

Steak & Hotdog Tournament Saturday, July 6 @ 2:00 pm

$20.00 per person + any applicable green fees

$15.00 for a guest steak dinner

Hors d’oeuvres @ 5:30 pm

Dinner & Prizes @ 6:00 pm

This is a fun tournament where the winners eat steak and

the losers eat hot dogs along with cooking and cleaning up afterward.

One of our most popular events is this Saturday. Call the Pro

Shop (207) 655-3551 and provide your name along with

anyone you wish to play with. We’ll accommodate your

wishes as best we can.

Sunday Morning Scramble Every Sunday morning, tee off at 8:00am, sign up starting at 7:30am.

Sunday, June 30th Scramble Results

1st Place (-5) $26.25 each: 2

nd Place (-5) $11.25 each:

Bruce Nisula Jim Hirsch Jeff Inman Tom Bishop Paul Lyons Rod Beaulieu Phil Spring Tony Torra

Closest to the Pin $29.00:

Bruce Nisula

Club Championship Now is the time to seize your opportunity to become a Frye Island Golf Club Champion. There will be both Men’s and Women’s Champions. The top eight scorers in the Qualifying Round will play each other in a single elimination match play tournament. To play in the Qualifying Round, you must check in at the Pro Shop and announce to the Staff that the round you are playing is your Qualifying Round (the Staff will initial your card). You must play your round with at least one Member in accord with the USGA rules of golf with local rules included. You may play the two 9-hole rounds separately, but each round must be initialed by the Staff and accompanied by a Member. Upon completion of the 18-hole round, you return the score card to the Staff. Good luck to all participating golfers.

Qualifying Round must be completed by July 8. Quarterfinal Match must be completed by July 29. Semifinal Match must be completed by August 19. Final Match must be completed by September 2 (Labor Day).

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Activities & Recreation Recreation Chairperson: Tom Bishop

4th of July Golf Cart Parade The Recreation Commission is sponsoring another fun Golf Cart Parade to celebrate our country's birthday! It will begin at the Community Center at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 6

th. Start

planning now for a creative golf cart decoration. This year we will have a theme: Boston Strong and Bruins Strong. If you don't have a golf cart, decorate your house and cheer the parade on! Flag waving is encouraged.

Parade route: We will go north on High Point to Sunset where we will turn right (east). East on Sunset to Leisure Lane. Left on Leisure around the north and west sides of the island until it meets Ridge Rd. Go down Ridge Road (east side of the island) to Independence Dr. and then to Fire Station.

The Frye Island Volunteer Fire Dept is undergoing a reorganization this season. We regret to announce that the Annual Open House will not take place on of July 6

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Garden Club Meeting, Wednesday, July 10th 10 am at the Community Center All Frye Islanders are automatically members of the dues free F.I. Garden Club.

You are welcome at our meetings with ideas and suggestions for beautifying our island.

Windham Food & Clothes Pantry Please drop all your non-perishable goods and clothing at the bin located next to the Post Office near the ferry landing. All donations will be appreciated and taken over to Windham on Monday mornings.

We are more fortunate than so many others and it can be our small way to give back to our fellow communities.

Frye Island Book Group Selections for 2013 The F.I. Book Group will meet at the Community Center Library at 7:30 PM to discuss the following books.

All Frye Islanders and their guests are welcome.

July 15 THE HISTORY OF LOVE by Nicole Krause

Aug. 5 MOLOKA’l by Alan Brennert

Aug. 26 THE SPACE BETWEEN US by Thrity Umrigar

Jewelry Making Class Starting on July 10, 2013 there will be a jewelry making class at the community center from 3-4:30 pm All imported beads and sterling silver components, swarovski crystals. Earring wires are all sterling silver.

Come and make a bracelet or earrings, or anklet. Cost $10.00

Necklace with sterling silver clasp $15.00

BINGO BINGO will be held on Sunday evenings beginning July 7, 2013 thru August. Join in every Sunday evening 7:00 PM at the Community Center. Small bills appreciated.

Frye Island Chapel Services every Sunday 9:00 to 9:30 AM

In the Upper Room of the Community Center All are welcome. Dress is casual.

You are cordially invited to attend our weekly non-denominational services.

Communion is offered on the 1st and 3

rd Sunday of every month

and a coffee and snack hour following the service on the 2nd

and 4

th Sunday of each month.

Chaplains: Rev. Richard Petersen, Ph.D and Rev. Theodore Ekholm

LADIES GOLF SCRAMBLE Come join us for a morning of fun and golf. Every Tuesday morning we gather at 8:45 to determine teams. Tee-off is at 9:00. All levels are welcome. If the weather is iffy, I will notify the golf club of the status by 8:30 a.m. Questions? Call Nancy Perry at 655-5221. Hope you can join us.

Mah Jongg Anyone? We will resume our Mah Jongg games at the Leisure Lounge. The times will be:

Mondays @ 9:30am – 12:30pm and Thursdays @ 12:30pm – 3:30pm

Please bring your game – if you have one.

Bridge Wednesdays at 1:00p at the Leisure Lounge

Join the group. Frye Islanders and their guests are invited for a relaxing, fun afternoon.

Frye Island Fitness Group Workouts by Marilyn Sullivan, R.N.,P.T.

Welcome back to our 2nd

summer of workout classes! Stay in shape this summer and have fun too while exercising with other islanders! All skill levels are welcome, ages 16 and up. The class will consist of cardio circuits and muscle training workouts all set to music! The class also includes abdominal exercises and yoga cool down!

Come join us on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings from 9 to 10 am, at the Community Center beginning July 8! Classes will be $8.00/class, please arrive 10 minutes early to register.

Bring a water bottle, mat, or towel. For questions please call Marilyn (603) 548-7978

Farewell Party, Saturday, August 10th

1-4 pm at the Community Center Frye Islanders are invited to a Farewell Party to show their appreciation to two of our "Founding Families", Kathy and Joe Potts and Ruth Ann and Paul Bourque.

In typical F.I. fashion, it is BYOB and a snack to share. Paper goods will be provided. Dress is elegant casual.

For more details and/or to volunteer to help, please contact Pat Karpacz at 655-3339.

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Recreation Dept. Schedule: The Community Center is opened everyday 10:00am-4:00pm

Candy Bar Squares – Kids and Teens can play Candy Bar Squares. Admission is one candy bar. If you do not have a candy bar they may be purchased at the door for 65¢. If someone needs help, an adult may assist that person. No adults may play. Don’t miss out on any of the fun – the doors open at 6:45 – 1

st game begins at 7:00p.

Field Games: On Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings various games will be played depending on the group. Games are at the ballfield and are open for all ages.

Soccer_ Meet your friends at the ballfield for a pick up game of soccer. This is open for ages 6-12. Sneakers are a must.

Basketball- this event takes place at the basketball court. It is open for ages 6-12. half court games will be played. Sneakers must be worn.

Activities Weekly Calendar

Community Center

Saturday, July 6th Sunday, July 7th Monday, July 8th Tuesday, July 9th Wednesday, July10th Thursday, July11th Friday, July 12th

11:00amGolf cart

parade at the

Community Center.

Dusk- Fireworks at

long beach

9:00AM CHAPEL*

8:45-10:15 Cardio-

circuit Workout ages

teen-adult @CC

9:00am-Walking

Club all ages @CC

11:00am-field games @ ballfield ages 6-12

Capture the Flag

ages 6-12 @ ballfield

10:00am Soccer ages

6-12 @ ballfield

11:15am-Basketball ages 6-12 @

Basketball court.

7:00pm Candy Bar Squares ages up to

12 @ CC

8:45-10:15- Cardio

Circuit Workout ages

tenn-adult @ CC

9:00am-Walking

Club all ages @ CC

11:00am Field games –ages 6-12@

ballfield

7:00pm- Kickball ages 6-12 @ ballfield

10:00am Soccer

ages6-12 @ballfield

11:00am Basketball ages 6-12 @

Basketball Court.

8:45-10:15am Cardio

Circuit Workout ages

teen-adult @ CC

UPCOMING EVENTS – MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW!

DATE TIME EVENT LOCATION

7/11 7:00pm Bob Marley Community Center

8/3 9:30am Softball Tournament Ballfield

One Pitch Softball Tournament will be held on Saturday, August 3rd

at 9:30 AM @ Frye Park. $50 per Team. To enter contact Tom Bishop.

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July 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 9:30a Mah Jongg @ Leisure Lounge

2 8:45 Ladies Golf Scramble

3 1:00p Bridge @ Leisure Lounge

4 9:00a Road Race @ CC

12:30p Mah Jongg @ Leisure Lounge

5 4:30p Ice Cream Social @ Leisure Lounge

6 8:00a Frye Island Inc. Board Mtg @ CC

8:30a Planning Board Mtg @ CC

11:00a Golf Cart Parade

Dusk-Fire Works

7 9:00a Chapel @ CC

7:00p BINGO

8 9:30a Mah Jongg @ Leisure Lounge

9 8:45 Ladies Golf Scramble

10 10:00a Garden Club Mtg @ CC

1:00p Bridge @ Leisure Lounge

7:00p Raymond Planning Board Mtg in Raymond

11 12:30p Mah Jongg @ Leisure Lounge

7:00p Bob Marley @ CC

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14 9:00a Chapel @ CC

7:00p BINGO

15 9:30a Mah Jongg @ Leisure Lounge

7:30p Book Club @ Library

16 8:45 Ladies Golf Scramble

17 1:00p Bridge @ Leisure Lounge

18 12:30p Mah Jongg @ Leisure Lounge

19 7:00p Zoning Board of Appeals @ CC

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21 9:00a Chapel @ CC

7:00p BINGO

22 9:30a Mah Jongg @ Leisure Lounge

23 8:45 Ladies Golf Scramble

24 1:00p Bridge @ Leisure Lounge

25 12:30p Mah Jongg @ Leisure Lounge

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27 8:00a BOS/EC Mtg @ CC

28 9:00a Chapel @ CC

7:00p BINGO

29 9:30a Mah Jongg @ Leisure Lounge

30 8:45 Ladies Golf Scramble

31 1:00p Bridge @ Leisure Lounge