Fall Festival EAST HAVEN - The Day

EAST HAVENFall FestivalFood…Fun…Music…Food…Fun…Music…

On The GreenOn The Green

Friday, Sept. 9 — Sunday, Sept. 11

C OURIEREAST HAVENPublished by the

2 • East Haven Fall Festival | Shore Publishing Shore Publishing | East Haven Fall Festival • 3

Don’t forget to visit our website for other events that will be taking place in town!

www.townofeasthavenct.org

250 Main Street • East Haven, CT 06512 • 203-468-3204

Fall Fun in East Haven

Mayor April CaponeMayor April CaponeEast Haven Farmers Market in Town Hall Parking Lot

Every Sunday, 9:00am – 12:30pm through October 2nd

CALENDAR OF EVENTSCALENDAR OF EVENTSSeptember 9th, 10th & 11th

East Haven Fall Festival on the Town Green

October 1st East Haven Haz-Waste Day @ Regional Water Authority

Sergeant Drive 8:30an – Noon

October 2ndCelebrating the Tercentenary of the Old Stone Church

October 9thCar Show sponsored by the East Haven Police Department

@ the East Haven High School (rain date – 10/16)

November 26thTree Lighting Ceremony on the Town Green

Shore Publishing Community NewspapersP.O. Box 1010, 724 Boston Post Road

Madison, CT 06443 203-245-1877

www.zip06.com

PublisherLisa Miksis

Section Editor

Sunny Bosco

Creative Director

Julie Eckart Johnson

Production Staff

Jennifer Corthell

Chris Dobbins

Todd Rogers

Advertising Director

Robyn Collins

Advertising Staff

Stephanie Alderman

Lindsay Braun

Nicole Brinn

Ben Caldwell

Matt Irons

Lisa Martin

Gail Rubin

Lorinne Sekban

Presidential Welcome ..................................4

Chamber Business Showcase ......................5

Festival Information....................................5

Car Show .....................................................6

Food Vendors ..............................................7

Entertainment Schedule .............................8

Craft Fair .....................................................9

Road Race ..................................................10

Chamber Honorees ...................................11

Rotary Announcement .............................12

Teen Corner ...............................................13

In Memoriam: AnnLynne Carlson ...........14

Festival Sponsorship .................................15

Table of Contents


®

Experience the Town Fair Tire Difference!

New Englands LargestVolume Discount

Tire Dealer with over 85 Stores Throughout CT, MA, RI, NH and ME

LARGEST

INVENTORY OF

CUSTOM WHEELS

w w w . t o w n f a i r t i r e . c o m

It’s hard to believe, but this year brings the 20th installment of the East Haven Fall Festival. The first Festival in 1992 was the result of a cooperative effort between the office of then-Mayor

Henry J. Luzzi and the East Haven Chamber of Commerce. An independent non-profit organiza-tion, East Haven Fall Festival, Inc., was formed to coordinate the venture. From the beginning, the Fall Festival has featured live entertainment, restaurant booths, a business expo (now known as the Business Showcase), rides for small children, games and activities offered by local civic groups, and an arts and crafts exhibition. As time went on, the Festival grew from a two- to a three-day event, with additional features like the Community Classic Road Race, the Fall Festival Classic Car Show, and the Teen Corner.

The Fall Festival has become one of the most popular events of its kind in the region. Over the years, the Festival has proudly presented nationally renowned musical performers such as Livings-ton Taylor, John Sebastian, the Drifters, the Coasters, the Five Satins, the Shangri-Las, Jay Siegel and the Tokens, Lesley Gore, Johnny Maestro and the Brooklyn Bridge, Little Anthony and The Imperi-als, the “New” Rascals, Shirley Alston Reeves, Lou Christie, Richard Street of the Temptations, and the Jr. Walker All Stars, all free of admission charge.

This milestone 20th celebration of the Fall Festival is worthy of a new level of entertainment, and the committee is proud to have arranged just that with our featured act on Saturday night, Ambrosia. This famous band from the 1970s and 1980s garnered five Grammy Award nominations with hits like “Holdin’ on to Yesterday,” “How Much I Feel,” “The Biggest Part of Me,” and “You’re the Only Woman.” Ambrosia, still featuring three of its four original members, is expected to draw a large crowd from across the region —so get your spot on the Town Green early on Saturday!

As always, the Festival also provides a stage and spotlight for our many talented local musicians and performers, from area rock, jazz, dance and singing groups, to East Haven’s award-winning school musicians.

The Festival committee deeply appreciates the generosity of our many sponsors who have consis-tently supported us in both good and difficult economic times; the efforts of countless volunteers; the indispensable help of the Chamber of Commerce; the work of the town departments involved in the event; and the support of the community at large. I also extend our gratitude to Mayor April Capone, her staff, and the members of the Festival planning committee, all of whom have worked so hard to make this year’s event another success.

Even as we reach this plateau of longevity, the Festival committee mourns the recent loss of one of its most dedicated members, AnnLynne Carlson. AnnLynne coordinated the Arts and Crafts portion of the Festival for many years. Her tireless efforts, love of community, and positive outlook epito-mized the spirit of the East Haven Fall Festival, and she is sorely missed.

On a personal note, it has been my privilege to serve as the president of the Fall Festival corpo-ration since the beginning. I am deeply indebted to all of my fellow committee members over the years, and to the people of East Haven, for making it one of the most enjoyable and rewarding expe-riences of my life.

We hope you enjoy the 20th annual East Haven Fall Festival!

Sincerely Michael A. Albis, President East Haven Fall Festival, Inc.

to the20th Annual East Haven Fall Festival!

The East Haven Chamber of Commerce holds its Business Show-case on Saturday, Sept. 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Fall Festival Corporate Tent. At this year’s Showcase, each participant has the opportunity to present a three-minute overview of its business on the stage. Showcase participants can leave information about busi-nesses on two tables through Saturday night and Sunday. Business representatives from various local companies answers questions.

The East Haven Chamber of Commerce also holds two free raf-fles open to the public during the Business Showcase on Saturday.

To reserve your table, contact the East Haven Chamber office at 203-467-4305 or [email protected].

Chamber of Commerce Business Showcase

Special Festival Information

Handicapped Parking and Drop OffA limited number of handicapped parking spaces will be avail-

able during the Fall Festival on River Street near the Hemingway Avenue intersection. When all available parking has been filled, drivers may drop off handicapped passengers near the intersection for easy access to the Town Green, before parking elsewhere.

For access to the handicapped area, handicapped parking permits must be displayed to the police officer stationed at the intersection of Hemingway Avenue and River Street.

Prohibited ItemsPer local ordinance and by order of the chief of police, the public

is advised that the following are prohibited on the Town Green dur-ing the hours of the Fall Festival:

Dogs or other animals, whether leashed or not, with the excep-tion of trained dogs assisting the handicapped.

All bicycles or other two-wheeled vehicles, except those operated by police on duty.

Spray string, laser pointers, bang snaps, smoke bombs, stink bombs, or any other article whose purposed is to create an unrea-sonable, offensive, or noxious odor, noise, or condition.

We thank festivalgoers for their cooperation in making the event more enjoyable for all by observing these rules.

Welcome!Welcome!


ALLALLAGES AGES

WELCOME!WELCOME!

REAL PATIENTS • REAL RESULTS

Voted Best Business by the East Haven Chamber, recognizing Dr. Church’s charitable contributions and dedication to his community.

185 Main Street • East Haven, CT • 203.466.1111www.DrChurch.comwww.DrChurch.com

9 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 11 on the East Haven Town Green

The annual East Haven Fall Festival Car Show, in its 19th year, attracts classic car owners from around the region. The show, which begins on Sunday, Sept. 11 at 9 a.m., consistently attracts the nicest cars in New Haven County.

The shade of the historic East Haven Town Green is a perfect spot for cooling hot classic cars on a balmy summer’s day. Between the music, the oldies DJ, the food, and the children’s rides, the East Haven Fall Fes-tival is a favorite of many car owners. More than 240 cars have been a part of the show in past years—who knows how many can be expected this year!

The show starts on Sunday, Sept. 11 at 9 a.m., with trophies presented at 3 p.m. Mayor April Capone presents the Mayor’s Cup to her favor-ite car in the show. Other special trophies include the President’s Award and Best in Show.

The entrance fee is $10 per car and there is no spectator fee. The show is open to all cars and all model years. There is no pre-registration and no rain date.

For more information, call Wayne Sandford at 203-469-7823 or Big

John at 203-467-9540.

Classic Car ShowJohn Ceneri

Hamburgers, hot dogs, grilled chicken, chicken nuggets, fried mozzarella, fries, onion rings.

Joanne Daddio (Jo On The Go) Pulled pork, beef, corn on the cob, Buffalo wings, coleslaw, mac & cheese, fries.

Ralph Capotorto: Capotorto’s Pizza Steak subs, chicken tenders, crispers, stick fries, onion rings, grilled chicken.

Thai House Restaurant Thai menu.

Sal Gagliardi: Giulio’s Sausage & pepper, eggplant, chicken parm, meatball subs, broccoli rabe and sausage, fries, mozzarella sticks, drinks.

Gabe Fucci Soft serve ice cream, sundaes, floats, shakes, razzles.

Paul’s ApizzaFried dough, soda, water.

Peter Young Kettle corn, beef jerky, cotton candy, cashews, drinks.

Ralph Buccitti Italian ice, chocolate-dipped bananas, soda, water.

Joe SantinoTaco bowls, clams on the half shell, dough balls.

Gerald ConsidineFresh-squeezed lemonade.

Food Vendors and Menus

Photo by John Vanacore


��

��

��

�� !"# �� $ "# %% &' (��)*��)��+�� )�� ,--%)*.�

��

��

��

��

��

�� !"# �� $ "# %% &' (��)*��)��+�� )�� ,--%)*.�

��

��

��

��

��

�� !"# �� $ "# %% &' (��)*��)��+�� )�� ,--%)*.�

��

��

��

��

��

��

Friday Night, Sept. 96:30 p.m. The Sin Sisters 9:20 p.m. Welcoming Remarks9:30 p.m. The NY City Swing Band

Saturday, Sept. 1011:15 a.m. Dojo of Modern Karate Noon Steppin’ Out Dance Studio1 p.m. East Haven High School Yellow Jacket

Marching Band 1:45 p.m. Vocal Instruction with Emily Burr Vailette2:30 p.m. Business Showcase Promotional Messages4 p.m. Vincent Corvari5:30 pm The Nick Fradiani Band7 p.m. Prime Time9:15 pm Saturday Night Ceremonies9:30 pm Ambrosia

Sunday, Sept. 1110 a.m. Ceremony of Remembrance Commemorating

the Events of 9/11/200111:15 a.m. Shaolin Kempo Academy Self Defense

DemonstrationNoon The Jim Lawson Band3:00 p.m. The Bernadettes

Note: Schedule is subject to change. For the most up-to-date schedule, visit the Fall Festival page on the Town of East Haven website at www.townofeasthavenct.org.

Entertainment Schedule

AmbrosiaMore than 40 years ago, Joseph Puerta, Christopher North,

David Pack, and Burleigh Drummond were four young musi-cians in the South Bay of Los Angeles who came together to play progressive, classical, and world music with roots in blues and R&B.

They called their new sound Ambrosia. The musical public called it America’s answer to English acts

like Yes and King Crimson. The band quickly developed a fol-lowing, and would soon win five Grammy nominations and earn heavy airplay, five hit singles, and collaborations with names like Leonard Bernstein, Kurt Vonnegut Jr., and Alan Parsons.

Ambrosia would also secure the love and respect of the musi-cal community as well as sold out concerts all over the world.

Today, the band is doing better than ever, with three of four original members still playing with Ambrosia, and the addition of the talented David Lewis on keyboards, Doug Jackson on guitar, and Ken Stacey on vocals. The group is also recording a new CD and touring throughout the world. Ambrosia performs on Saturday at 9:30 p.m.

The BernadettesThis lively group got its start in the early 1990s as a traditional

Blues band, covering songs by Howlin’ Wolf, John Lee Hooker, and Buddy Guy, but the band quickly began to experiment with its own versions of R&B classics by James Brown, Otis Redding, and Marvin Gaye, adding classic Motown hits, funk, soul, and more to its repertoire. The resulting mix has resulted in the Bernadettes becoming one of the area’s premiere live acts, even-tually being voted the best rhythm-and-blues band by the New Haven Advocate’s Readers Poll in 1996, as well as New Haven’s Number One Bar Band. A great sound if you want to get up and dance. The Bernadettes perform on Sunday at 3 p.m.

Craft Fair 2011The East Haven Fall Festival Craft Fair

will feature many new vendors this year. Crafters from all over Connecticut pres-

ent their unique items. Here are just a few of the items and vendors

this year’s craft section:

Candle and Sand Art by Crafter’s Plus

Children’s Toys by Olde Tyme Toys

Handmade Jewelry by Yan Yan Liang

Denise’s Designs Jewelry by Denise Sansone

Bags, Bones, and More dog treats and handbags by Janet Lanzetti

Also available will be face painting, sporting goods, personalized children’s gifts, wood crafts, homemade quilts, silver jewelry, and so much more!

Please stop by, browse the craft area, and show your support. It’s sure to be a success.


203.467.0077203.467.0077PLEASE CALL US FOR YOUR MAINTENANCE SUPPLY NEEDS

Office: 690 Main Street., East Haven CT 06512

Warehouse: 105 Terrace St. New Haven CT 06512

QUALITY CLEANING

SUPPLIES

FLOOR AND CARPETCLEANING EQUIPMENT

FLOOR WAX AND STRIPPER

ODOR CONTROL PRODUCTS

RESTROOM SUPPLIES

BROOMS AND BRUSHES

HAND CLEANERS

HAND TOWELS AND TOILET PAPER

Law Offi ces of Zullo & Jacks, LLC

Alfred J. Zullo, Esq Kenneth M. Jacks, Esq (Of Counsel)

A full service fi rm concentrating in commercial law including Residential and Commercial Real Estate.

Over 30 years of experience protecting the rights ofbuyers, sellers and lending institutions.

Additional Practice AreasWills & Estates • Commercial Collection • Corporate Law Foreclosure Law • Bankruptcy • Commercial Litigation

Personal Injury • Probate • Divorce Estate & Title 19 Planning

105 Wall Street • Unit 2Madison, CT 06443

Phone (203) 318-0022

E-Mail : [email protected]

83 Main Street • P.O. Box 120748East Haven, CT • 06512

Phone (203) 467-1411 • Fax (203) 468-2792

East Haven Community Classic Road Race5K: 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 10 on the East Haven Town Green

Fitness Walk & Kids Fun Run: 9 a.m.

Start: Main St. and Park St. at East Haven Town GreenWest on Main St.Left on Hemmingway Ave.Right on Edward St.Left on Chidsey Ave. to Dodge Ave.Right on Dodge Ave.Left on Roma St.Left on Kenneth St.

Right on Osmond St.Right on Thompson Ave. to Tyler St.Left on Tyler St. to Gerrish Ave.Right on Gerrish Ave.Right on Main St.Finish: East Haven Town Green at Main St. and Park St.

Please help us provide a safe race for the runners and cheer them on from your street. Thank you for your cooperation.

This is a reminder that the annual Community Classic Road Race will take place on Saturday, Sept. 10 between 8:45 and 10:30 a.m. There will be no traffic allowed in either direction on the following streets:

Road Race Route

2011 Community Classic Road Race Sponsors

Hilcoff & Albis, LLCAndrew M. Amendola, Esq.Frank J. Kolb Jr., Esq.Zullo & Jacks, Esq.Amer*Clean, Inc.American Screen Printing Minuteman Press REMAX AllianceTherapy Works

The little jewel of the Connecticut Shoreline Road Races, the 5K Community Classic Road Race, returns once again to the East Ha-ven Fall Festival on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 9:30 a.m., with a fitness walk and fun run at 9 a.m.

The race, held every year during the Fall Festival, is a certified 5K foot race open to male and female participants in age divisions from 12 and younger to 80 and up. The race allows wheelchairs and includes a special high school runners team division.

Entrants can register online at http://hitekracing.com.The certified route remains the same as the first race. The race is

a flat course through residential neighborhoods and the East Haven business district, and is made for personal bests.

All the volunteers have returned and the East Haven Police, Fire, Parks, and Public Works departments have again committed to make the Annual Community Classic road race a safe race.

And, more importantly, all the race sponsors have demonstrated their confidence and returned to underwrite the Road race.

T-shirts are guaranteed for all pre-registered entrants and to the first 100 entrants on the day of the race. All participants will be treated to a complimentary breakfast, as well as water, oranges, and watermelon at the finish line.

Trophies will be awarded to the first overall finishers and to the top three finishers in each age division. The first East haven resident will receive a special award.

Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. Free parking, water stations, computerized timing, and results are available.

Fees5K Race: $12 before Sept. 3; $15 after Sept. 3 and on day of raceWalk: $10 before Sept. 3; $12 after Sept. 3 and on day of raceFun Run: $6Elementary Challenge: $3We welcome wheelchair athletes. Register online until Saturday, Sept. 3 at www.hitekracing.com.

East Haven Elementary School Fun RunThere will be an East Haven Elementary School Fun Run Com-

petition on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 9 a.m. The run is sponsored by physical therapists Bob and Lou of Therapy Works of East Haven.

At 8:45 a.m. at the gazebo racers Bob and Lou will give racers stretching tips. The race, which measures almost a mile, starts at the Town Green, winds around to Edward Street, Thompson Avenue, and Main Street, and ends at the Town Green. The runners, walk-ers, and wheelchair participants will be participating in a safe envi-ronment as East Haven Police and route volunteers close down the roads for the race.

Make your school proud and help your school win the trophy for the most participants. Trophies are awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. Healthy treats are available for racers following the race, plus a continental breakfast at the ga-zebo. Door prizes and awards ceremony begins at approximately 9:30 a.m. at the gazebo.

The Fun Run is on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 9 a.m. Sign-ups begin at the gazebo at 8 a.m. Participants require a parent’s sig-nature to sign up. Fee: $3

Mary Cacace, president of the East Haven Chamber of Com-merce, and Michael Albis, president of the East Haven Fall Festi-val, Inc., have jointly announced that Town Fair Tire and AnnLynne Carlson will be honored at this year’s 20th annual Fall Festival.

Town Fair Tire has been a major entertainment sponsor of the Festival for more than 10 years. Following the lead of David McDermott Auto in 1998, Town Fair Tire’s participation enabled the committee to bring additional national acts each Friday night of the Festival, including The Rascals, Shirley Alston Reeves (lead singer of the Shirelles), The Tokens, The Shangri-las, Kenny Vance & The Planotones, The Dubs and Hall of Famer, John Sebastian (formerly of the Lovin’ Spoonful), to name just a few. The Festival will honor Town Fair with a ceremony prior to the introduction of the Saturday night feature act.

The East Haven Chamber of Commerce will honor AnnLynne Carlson at its annual Saturday morning breakfast on the Town Green. Carlson, a member of both the Chamber and the Festival Planning Committee, passed away suddenly in June of this year. In her capacity with the Chamber, AnnLynne helped to coordinate and expand the town’s annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony on the East Haven Town Green to a full day of fun and activities for the East Haven community.

In addition to the Chamber’s recognition, the Festival Planning Committee has dedicated this year’s Festival to the memory of Ann-Lynne Carlson. A dedicated member of the committee for many years, AnnLynne coordinating the crafts section of the Festival and worked tirelessly to make it a source of enjoyment and pride for the entire community.

If you wish to attend the breakfast, contact Chamber President Mary Cacace at 203-467-4305.

Town Fair Tire & AnnLynne Carlson to Be Honored


CHINA ONE

Monday – Thursday: 11am - 11pmFriday & Saturday: 11am - 11:30pm

Sunday: Noon - 10:30pm

Chinese & Japanese CuisineTake Out & Eat In

381 Main St., East HavenPhone: 467-8808 or 467-8809 Fax: 467-8809

Delivery Available

Lunch Special

15% Off Any Order Over

$15.00

Sushi Special

Cannot be combined Expires 10-31-11 Cannot be combined Expires 10-31-11*Other Combinations Available

Dragon Roll, California Roll, Spicy Salmon Roll, Tuna Roll

$1999 ONLY$CT’S LARGEST MONTHLY

COIN & CURRENCY SHOWThe New Haven Coin & Currency Show

SEPTEMBER 18TH 9AM-2PM,

Bring This Ad For A Free Gift From

The US Mint!*

*While Supplies Last.

Next ShowOct. 16th

Bring your coins, currency, scrap gold & silver

for the highest price paid guaranteed!

Annex Club 554 Woodward Ave.,

New Haven

$On High Gold & Silver PricesOn High Gold & Silver Prices!!

203-469-2943 • www.coinsuperstore.comIf you can’t make it, call for an appointment! 216 A • Main Street • East Haven

(Across from Library–Parking available in rear lot)

203.468.8995203.468.8995

OOpen till pen till 1010pmpm!!

We Have We Have Slices!Slices!

SStop bytop byafter theafter the

FFestival!estival!

Open 7 Days – Daily Delivery – Local & NationwideFamily owned and operated for over 35 years.

Just Call

(203) 469-9365

Flowers, Fruit & Gift Baskets

www.creativefl owersandgifts.net

(203) 469-9

Still Creating Works of Art for All

Occasions

The Rotary Club of East Haven is pleased to announce that the club offers Free AMBER Alert identification cards at this year’s Fall Festival on Saturday, Sept. 10 from noon to 4 p.m. Rotarians register children into the nationally acclaimed AMBER Alert Photo Identification program in the East Haven Fire Department Tent located near the games, across from the Food Tent on the Town Green. The event is sponsored by Cable Comm, LLC, a general construction company from Guilford.

The AMBER Alert program is a voluntary program for all children under the age of 18. The parent or guardian of participating children will receive a wallet-sized, laminated card with a photo of the child; a unique AMBER Alert number; and the minimal, essential information needed to find a child in the event he or she is abducted. The encrypted information is sent to a secured National AMBER Alert database. Multiple Amber ID cards are available for an additional fee.

In order to obtain the card, the parent or guardian must fill out and sign a brief consent form. The information provided does not identify the child by name, address, school, or event location and is only useful to law enforcement and the parent or guardian in an emergency.

For more information, call 203-786-8688..

The East Haven Fall Festival is again pleased to feature the Teen Cor-ner. Hours are Friday, Sept. 9 and Saturday, Sept. 10 from 6 to 10 p.m.

Friday Night: Karaoke Contest: Choose from more than 300 songs. Prizes will

be awarded. Leave Your Mark Art Projects: Use markers, paint, and charcoal to create a mural to be displayed at the Teen Center. This activity will continue on Saturday night. Ultimate Game Trailer: Choose from more than 190 Xbox, Wii, and PS3 games to be played on four high-definition TVs located inside the trailer with two TVs outside the trailer specially set up for Wii. All systems are linked, so as many as 16 players can play or compete against each other. Prizes will be awarded.

Saturday Night: Laser Tag: Up to six people can play in the 40 x 25’ inflated arena,

complete with obstacles, hide-aways, and maze-like corridors. A fee is charged for this activity. Ultimate Game Trailer: Another evening of video game fun, featuring Xbox, Wii, and PS3 games. Prizes will be awarded.

During the weekend, other activities will be held at the Teen Corner at various times. All Teen Corner events are supervised by adults. These events are coordinated by the YSB and the Youth Ser-vices Commission.

For more information, stop by the Teen Corner or contact Town of East Haven Youth Service Bureau Coordinator Bob Petrucelli at 203-468-3297, ext. 14 or [email protected].

Teen CornerLocal TalentCable Comm, LLC Sponsors Rotary’s Free

Amber ProgramNick Fradiani performs on Saturday 5:30 p.m.

Prime Time follows Fradiani at 7 p.m.

For full entertainment schedule, see page 8.

Photos by John Vanacore


Call for your FREE Consultation Today!203-468-6151 | www.fl owersbylisap.com

Fall Special$499

Complete Bridal PackageIncludes

6 Boutonnieres, 6 Bridesmaids Bouquets & One Bride’s Bouquet.

FFFFFaaaall Special$$$$

CoCoCoCoompmpmpmpmpleleleleletetete BBBriiiiidadadaddallll l PaPaPaPaPackckckcc agagagagageeeee

Bridal Packages for Every Budget

[email protected]

eastwestct.com

Having A Party or Event?Having A Party or Event?

Over 25 Years Experience!Over 25 Years Experience!No Event Too Big or SmallNo Event Too Big or Small

We Have Everything You Need To Provide Your Guests With Amazing Entertainment!

• National Shows/Events Promoter

• Bands (All varieties)

• Disc Jockey’s/Karaoke

• Celebrity Look-A-Likes

• Children’s Acts(Magicians, Clowns, Jugglers, Pony Rides)

• Comedians

• Dancers (Exotic & Belly Dancing)

• Sing-A-Grams

• If you don’t see it, ask and we can get it!

John R. Burzenski, CPARalph L. Ricciardelli, CPA

Gary I. Glassman, CPA

100 South ShoreEast Haven, Connecticut

Tel: 203.468.8133 Fax: 203.469.8515Visit our website at www.burzenski.com

Email: offi [email protected]

Burzenski & Company, P.C.Certifi ed Public Accountants & Financial Consultants

We Build Trust ByBuilding Businesses

�

In Memoriam: AnnLynne Carlson Sponsorship GroupsThe Fall Festival Committee dedicates

the 20th Annual East Haven Fall Festival to the memory of AnnLynne Carlson. AnnLynne was a dedicated member of our committee for many years, working tirelessly to make the Festival a source of enjoyment and pride for the entire com-munity. The sentiments expressed below by her family aptly describe the feelings of the committee members as well.

AnnLynne left us much too soon, but we will never forget her.

“AnnLynne Carlson was an incredible woman. Anything she ever did was out of love. She was the most giving person. She got such joy from making others happy. Her kind spirit and warm smile were gifts of their own.

“She treated everyone as if they were mem-bers of her own family. She was loved by all who knew her, whether it was through her store (Annie’s House of Crafts), daycare (Little Buds Play Care), or the numerous town events she organized, such as the annual Christmas Tree Lighting or the Arts and Crafts section of the Fall Festival.

“Her creativity was unmatched, and she was always trying to bring art into everyone’s lives: murals on the walls, paintings on the deck, an infinite number of kids’ crafts in the garage. She loved to create and this was a gift that she shared so generously with all of us.

“Her determination should be an example to us. If Ann had an idea, she would make it hap-pen no matter what. We should all strive to be as driven and determined as she.”

- The family of AnnLynne Carlson

Gold Corporate SponsorsDBS Energy, Inc.Town Fair Tire

David McDermott Auto Group

Media SponsorEast Haven Courier/Shore Publishing

Newspapers, LLC

Silver Corporate SponsorsTilcon Connecticut, Inc.Burzenski & Company

East Haven CourierAnthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield

Bronze Corporate SponsorsFoxon Park

Business SponsorsRossi Law Offices

Goody’s HardwareMinuteman Press

Verton, Inc.

Festival Friends East Haven Memorial Funeral Home

First Niagara Bank

Road Race SponsorsHilcoff & Albis, LLC

Andrew M. Amendola, EsquireFrank J. Kolb, Esquire

Zullo & Jacks, LLCAmer*Clean, Inc.

American Screen PrintingMinuteman PressREMAX AllianceTherapy Works

Valid as of Aug. 16, 2011AnnLynne Carlson

www.GPSP.com3127 Whitney Avenue, Hamden

203.407.4200fax 203.407.4210

Si Parla Italiano

Gesmonde, Pietrosimone, & Sgrignari, LLC

Attorneys at Law

Personal InjuryPersonal InjuryAuto AccidentsAuto AccidentsUninsured MotoristUninsured MotoristWrongful DeathWrongful DeathMedical MalpracticeMedical MalpracticeDefective ProductsDefective ProductsDefective PremisesDefective Premises

Real EstateReal EstateDivorce & FamilyDivorce & Family

Wills & ProbateWills & ProbateEmployee RightsEmployee Rights

Elder LawElder LawCriminal LawCriminal Law

Workers’ CompensationWorkers’ Compensation

John M. Gesmonde • Frank W. Pietrosimone, Jr. Lawrence C. Sgrignari • Susan B. Nobleman

Vincent Cervoni • Sheila J. Hall

Documents

Fall Festival EAST HAVEN - The Day