TTimesimesSakonnet eastbayri.com THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2016 VOL. 50, NO. 26 $1.00 Town hires Honor Flights itself an WW II veterans honored with flight of lifetime administrator BY TOM KILLIN DALGLISH BY TOM KILLIN DALGLISH [email protected] [email protected] Little Compton will have its TIVERTON — For two local first town administrator begin- members of the "the Greatest ning July 1. Generation," their one-day trip As a result of unanimous Town from Tiverton to Washington, D.C. Council action last Thursday to visit war memorials and the night, Thomas G. Dunn III, who Tomb of the Unknown Soldier now serves as the town's business was an unforgettable honor. manager, will acquire a new title The “Honor Flights” trip mis- and new responsibilities, and will sion, say their organizers, is "to shift from part-time to full-time transport America's veterans to employment. Washington, D.C. to visit those He will also receive a significant memorials dedicated to honor bump in salary: from $43,195 to their sacrifices," with top priority $69,000 annually. going to "America's most senior Mr. Dunn, who has served as veterans — survivors of WW II." business manager for the last According to the Rhode Island eight years (his contract as such Fire Chiefs Honor Flight Hub (and expires June 30). principal organizer, George Far- "This will permit the Town rell), the number of surviving Council to focus on matters of World War II veterans is dwindling longer term strategic signifi- fast. The youngest is 85 years old, cance," said Council President the organization says, and an esti- Robert Mushen. The types of mated 640 die each day. It is esti- things we'll be facing in years mated that about 2,500 WW II vet- ahead will be somewhat different erans remain in Rhode Island. than what we've been used to." Most of them have been unable Asked to give some examples, Mr. Mushed listed a few. "The use See FLIGHT Page 3 Tiverton Fire Chief Robert Lloyd escorts Ed Joaquin to the airport at 4 a.m. of properties in a residential zone for entertainment, " he said, "and the ordinances of the town need updating. We have no solar ordi- Looking for a parade? Westport’s got one nance, for example." "The challenge," he said, "will ‘Fast Eddy’ to lead be our ability to remain a small July 4 parade a.m. sharp on Monday, the rural town in the midst of the Fourth. complexity of being a single “We are preparing for a large municipality in the state. You Predicting Westport July 4 parade this year,” Mr. Palmer said. have to be alert to what's coming parade participation is hardly a “The 2015 parade was the largest down the pike." precise science, says parade com- most have seen in years.” As usu- In essence, the town adminis- mittee chairman David Palmer. al, vehicle turnout will be tied to trator works for the Town Coun- A year ago, the signup list going the weather forecast. cil, reports "on a day to day basis" in included around 20 floats and Even with the unexpected “It is to the council president (espe- vehicles — not bad. On July 4 always just a fun day — seeing all cially in respect to priorities), morning, colorful floats, tractors those smiling faces makes it all serves as the chief administrative and old cars and trucks arrived worthwhile,” the chairman said. officer of the town, and shall from every direction creating a To sign up visit the parade’s new "supervise and coordinate" the minor traffic jam at the corner of website, created with help from "administrative activities" of the Main and Hixbridge roads. Some Rachael Letendre. Visit westport- fire chief, the police chief, the of the entries, as usual, came from majuly4parade.com director of public works, the Tiverton and Little Compton. Leading the way will be Eddie building official, and the town Much as they’d appreciate ‘Fast Eddie’ Beaulieu, longtime treasurer and tax collector (an advance notice, (organizers owner of Beaulieu’s Garage in TIM MARSHALL elected official, in matters relat- expect more of that sort of enthu- Softball players wave from a tropically themed float in last year’s ing to the administration of town siasm when the parade starts at 10 See PARADE Page 3 parade. revenues and expenditures). Along the Waterfront Bogie’s Santana — Best in show EAST BAY LIFE Page 2 Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Fort Aqua to light up Providence Little Compton showman woman). to stage July 2 water fest There will be music through- out. In addition to the Little Compton Band, the lineup Fort Aqua, the high-tech water, includes Twalle, HYTYD, Benny music and pyrotechnics show Freestyles, Amy and the Engine, organized by Little Compton’s James and the Giants and Pastor Pat Brown, is moving to the other Andrew — everything from 1950s end of the bay for this Indepen- to reggae to rock and roll and dence Day weekend. “encouraging rap.” Last year’s show was at Fort “Amazing food, some of the Adams but we weren’t asked back best Rhode Island has to offer — so “we’re going to Providence, Haven Bros., Viv Mexico tacos, better than ever.” Flat Waves Hawaian, Binge BBQ The Saturday, July 2 show will and more — will be served he held around the Alex & Ai City throughout, as will beer by the Center skating rink and adjoin- stage. Later, revelers can head to ing Biltmore Park. a nearby after party. Bands, among them The Little Tickets are $30 — for $40 they Compton Band, and deejays will get a round trip bus ride from provide music from 4 to 11 p.m., Newport with transportation to and at twilight, the water show the after party. lets loose. And again, it’s all for a good “Double-layered 3D water cause — clean drinking water for holograms —really cool” will places in Africa that have little of pulse and move to the music Fort Aqua water show and fireworks light up the Fort Adams sky last year before the Fourth. This year, the that. from a giant stage near the skat- show moves to downtown Providence. For every ticket sold, they will ing rink, Mr. Brown said. Those provide with partner Water is Life who saw last year’s show will see with fellow URI grad Luca Rietti Sandy. laser-illuminated water from a month of clean water to a vil- some of those water effects and just after college graduation. “I was in my room and it came giant tanks, strobe lights … lage in Ghana. new ones too, for instance a At URI, it bothered Brown that to me — water show! That can’t Their show has taken them to “Here, $1 buys you maybe a flaming water fountain — “the there seemed “to be a lack of get rained out … I ran upstairs Las Vegas, big concert stages and bottle of water. There, a dollar flame dances up and down the community, something big and and told (Luca) — dude, water even to sea on cruise ships. buys 300 gallons of clean water.” water.” fun to bring people together.” show — that’s what we’ve gotta But this yea not back to Fort He said he wants to go to Ghana At one point, fireworks — 200- So he spent a year “planning a do.” Adams. to film the impact of that gift of foot comet show launched by a minor event, something every- What started with a Home “Let’s just say it was a lot of water on the people who need it master pyrotechnician — will one could go to and have a good Depot pump, PVC and lights has energy for them,” Mr. Brown so badly. erupt from behind the stage. time … we got rained out and grown into something much big- said. “Everyone had a blast“ … For details and tickets, visit Mr. Brown, a Portsmouth High had to move indoors.” Next year ger — 100 foot stage, jets shoot- one arrest out of 2,500 people (a their website — thisisaqua.com grad (2010), developed the show the same thing — Hurricane ing upwards of 30,000 gallons of man who behaved badly with a — and click the Tour button.

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From Page 1 added. Mr. Beaulieu won’t be rid- of our own pockets.” A few years ago, someone let ing in his vintage air-cooled Parade committee He said he was encouraged by loose with a high-powered squirt Westport. Franklin — air-cooled cars don’t members are: words from Selectman Craig gun and hit a girl in the eye, caus- Mr. Beaulieu celebrated his fare well in parade heat and low David Palmer - chairman Dutra who said the board should ing an injury. 100th birthday not long ago and is speeds. Ann McDermott Boxler - treasurer indeed consider making a contri- Another year, someone got the a great candidate for parade chief The route this year remains the Pam Pimentel - secretary bution. idea of freezing water balloons marshal, Mr. Palmer thinks. same — a long, straight shot up Kathy Santos There are also costs for insur- and hurling them. Mr. Beaulieu loves Westport, Main Road from Hixbridge Road Melissa Boudria ance and they even need to fork “They dented a couple of the loves cars, especially the old sort to the high school. Groups are Daphne Brown over $456 to the state — the tax cars,” Mr. Palmer said. that fill this parade, “and is just an encouraged to have a vehicle Judy Palmer exempt status they are seeking To register to enter the parade, outstanding gentleman.” handy so that marchers can climb Ted Boudria should put an end to that. send an email to davefixit7@hot- And that nickname ‘Fast Eddie’ aboard for that final mile Peter Brown Anyone who would like to help mail.com is as appropriate as ever. approach to the high school. Eric Letendre can send a check payable to the The committee also asks all with “I went to a car show recently “It’s mostly woods there, few Rachael Letendre Westport Fourth of July Parade vehicles and floats to line up along and there was Eddie, walking from houses or spectators” and it can Committee, at WFJPC Inc., 77 the east side of Main Road — not car to car faster than me, faster be hard for walkers to keep up the Shirley St., Westport, MA 02790. both sides. “When one parks on than most everyone there,” Mr. pace we need to keep, especially asked the Board of Selectmen to Names of donors are posted on the west side, others follow and Palmer said. “He was shaking on a hot day,” the chairman said. consider having the town help the committee’s new website. then we have a mess” — ambu- hands, checking out the cars, eat- out, since “this is a town celebra- lances and fire engines need that ing ice cream … he still has his dri- Donations needed tion, not a private one,” and some No squirt guns, Silly String … road kept open. ver’s license.” Mr. Palmer put in a pitch for of the biggest costs are town-relat- The usually prohibitions are in Also not good is “when people He won’t be behind the wheel of donations. He said he is encour- ed — among them paying police place — no silly string, water guns, who aren’t used to backing up a the parade’s lead vehicle, however aged that some gifts have already officers to close off Main Road and throwing anything at vehicles or trailer try it right in the middle of — chief marshals get to ride and arrived to help the committee intersections along the route. marchers, poppers … everything … we had one truck wave to the crowd. handle the $3,500 to $4,000 it costs “I understand that it is neces- “We’ve been fortunate the past and trailer jackknifed right out in “I’d love it if we could find a 1916 to make ends meet each year. sary — we just could use help. couple of years but that hasn’t the middle last year.” car for him to ride in,” Mr. Palmer A few weeks ago, Mr. Palmer Most of us already contribute out always been the case.” FLIGHT: Chiefs escort WWII vets to Honor Flight From Page 1 him the most memorable, said Mr. dale for six years. Whitney. "It's awe inspiring, to see Mr. Joaquin served as a driver to visit the war memorials in the the hillside covered with those for 19 of his 29-years service with nation's capital. The Honor headstones." the Fall River Fire Department, Flights attempt to remedy that. The first leg of their trip took having joined the department At 4 a.m. on Saturday, June 4, Ed them to the Warwick Fire Depart- when he was 35 years old and Joaquin and Elliott Whitney, both ment, where they met up with 20 retiring at 65. 93 and both veterans of World War other area veterans also making In the military, he was an avia- II, left home —Brookdale, Sakon- the day trip. From there they went tion machinist, and did tours in net Manor in Tiverton — for T. F. by bus to the airport, escorted by Saipan, Okinawa, and Guam. Green Airport to catch Southwest fire trucks and rescue vehicles, Mr. Whitney served with the Flight to Baltimore/Washington their way cleared by sirens. U.S. Army Air Corps, stateside, Airport, boarding time 6:30 a.m. It was the same when they during his years in the service, Nothing about their trip was arrived in the nation's capital. "It's much of it as a radar mechanic in ordinary. important to emphasize, the total- Boca Raton. Mr. Joaquin was met and escort- ity of firefighters all day long," said After the war, he said, he had an ed to the airport by his former col- Mr. Whitney. "electric power career in New league, Fall River Fire Chief John Sirens sounded, traffic and England, including in Newport, Lynch (Mr. Joaquin served for intersections were cleared, it was a Vermont, and Brockton, Massa- almost 29 years with the Fall River motorcade. "We were going chusetts." Fire Department). Mr. Whitney through red lights, and once we Mr. Whitney has lived in Tiver- was escorted by Tiverton Fire went into the opposite lane of ton since 1976, and is a member of Chief Robert Lloyd. travel," said Mr. Joaquin. Ed Joaguin pre-departure at airport with celebrators and Deputy Fall the congregation at Amicable "It was an experience I'll never At one point a bagpipe band River Fire Chief Stephen G. Hay Church, where he has served as a forget," said Mr. Whitney. "Besides joined the procession. At one of Deacon. seeing all the memorials — WW II the airports, USO "girls" greeted church member — wishing them two volunteered to go on the This Honor Flight was spon- (Iwo Jima), Korea, Vietnam — the them. a safe trip, thanking them for their flight." sored by Wayne D. Moore, a Viet- main thing I brought back from Every step of the way, each vet- sacrifices and bravery, and "The Washington trip was a big nam veteran and engineer from the trip was the people who came eran was accompanied by a expressing the pride the authors success," said Sheila Souza, Warwick in honor of his father, over and shook our hands. The "guardian. An EMT from a fire feel about them. Brookdale's program director. Mr. WW II Army Private Roger W. children, the adults, all nationali- department was always on hand. "The organization got a school Whitney and Mr. Joaquin "are over Moore. ties. It will stay with me forever." As a surprise, there was a "last" in Providence to have the children the moon." For information about the Hon- Mr. Joaquin said he was moved mail call for each veteran — they write letters thanking me for my Mr. Joaquin has been a resident or Flights, and how to apply, call by the Tomb of the Unknown Sol- were called by name and given an service, Mr. Joaquin said. at Brookdale since 2009, when it George Farrell at 401-741-7999, or dier, and liked best "the memorial envelope. In each envelope was a This trip was so well coordinat- was known as Sakonnet Bay write to RI Fire Chiefs Honor for the Second World War — you photo of the veteran when he or ed," said Mr. Joaquin. "This group Manor. " Flight Hub, 25 Fairbanks Street, can't beat that." she was in the military, and cards needs to be commended. There's Mr. Whitney, who said his wife Providence. "Arlington Cemetery" was to or letters — from family, friends, 50 veterans living here, and only died in 2010, has lived at Brook-

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Westport man killed Monday WILD CAT in crash on Route 177 OIL CO. The man killed in a head-on ving an SUV that veered off the 177 after the accident and the crash on Route 177 in Westport road and then struck an oncom- road remained closed for well over 24 Hour Burner Monday morning was identified ing landscaping/construction three hours so that the crash could later as Todd Dupont, 39, of West- truck carrying a load of dirt. be investigated. Officers from the Service Available port. The District Attorney’s office State Police Accident Reconstruc- A Westport Police spokesman said that the truck’s driver was tion Team and both Westport and said that the crash took place on Tyler Ribeiro (no town of resi- Tiverton were involved. 624-3453 Route 177, not far from the Tiver- dence provided) who received Westport Police referred further ton, RI, state line shortly after 8 non-life threatening injuries. questions to the District Attor- Call for Daily Prices a.m. Monday. Mr. Dupont was dri- Westport Police closed Route ney’s office. * price subject to change Opinion

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EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Boats talent here Clergy: Casino a dangerous bet for Tiverton still second to none To the editor: in the town. casino revenue is down 40% Twin River management has In the long run, when the from its peak. A 2016 study by hether whaler, America’s Cup defender, day- begun a statewide campaignto casino is no longer profitable, the Nelson Rockefeller Insti- sailer or dinghy, boats designed, built and persuade Rhode Island voters the casino will pick up their tute of Government in New maintained here have long been the gold to approve the casino referen- chips and walk away in typical York warns, “… that while new standard. dum, Question 1, on the ballot casino fashion, a la Atlantic casinos may generate short- That tradition is clearly alive and well. in November for the construc- City. So, why should you care? run increases in public rev- OnW Sunday, judges at Mystic Seaport’s WoodenBoat Show tion of a $75 million casino on Ten reasons to oppose the enues, those revenues can chose the Sparkman & Stevens yawl Santana (aka Bogie’s Boat) 45 acres of land off Route 81 in expansion of state sponsored quickly reverse and decline.” as their “Professionally Restored Best in Show.” Tiverton. predatory gambling in Rhode I Casinos have been increas- The competition was impressive but this one was really no This campaign comes on the Island: ingly turning to part-time jobs contest, observers said. heels of Twin River’s campaign I Any short-term benefits to reduce wage costs and elim- East Passage Boatwrights, a shop just up the road in Bristol last summer with 35-40 char- from a Tiverton “convenience” inate medical benefits. Casino from the former Herreshoff Mfg. Co., did a magnificent two-year rettes hosted by Twin River casino would be heavily out- workers interviewed in a recent job on this boat that was once Humphrey Bogart’s pride and joy. Chairman John Taylor to drum weighed by its longer-term New Jersey study said they It was a daunting project pulled off to perfection — hard-to- up support throughout Tiver- economic and social costs. would not recommend casino please critics raved over the tiniest of details. ton. I The Northeast is becoming jobs for their children because Classic Boat Magazine called restored Santana the star of the This week, Mr. Taylor's kick- oversaturated with casinos, of the shift from full-time jobs show. It’s a “restoration that has had the classic boat scene talk- off campaign is expected to be fewer out-of-staters would visit with benefits to part-time posi- ing for a while, but now here the boat is, and she’s just as jaw joined by representatives from the proposed casino in Tiver- tions that do not offer enough dropping as we’d been told. Just one look at the wheel is enough the Greater Providence Cham- ton to gamble, especially with pay and benefits to sustain a to conjure up images of Bogart and Bacall sitting in the cockpit.” ber of Commerce and the the new Plainville Casino and family. The day before, a crowd gathered at the Head of Westport Rhode Island Building and the $1 billion proposed First I Casino gambling repre- (where somehow whaling Construction Trades Council. If Light Casino planned in sents a regressive tax that hits I WHERE TO WRITE: ships were launched over not in person, the Governor of Taunton by the Mashpee low-wage earners, the poor, Sakonnet Times, 1 Bradford Street two centuries ago) to admire Rhode Island, the Speaker of Wampanoag tribe. minorities, and the elderly the Bristol, RI 02809 a gleaming pair of rowing the House, and the President of I The proposed convenience hardest, thereby contributing Letters may also be sent to: boats built by Westport stu- the Senate will certainly be casino would keep some resi- to economic and social [email protected] dents. there with Mr. Taylor in spirit. dents from going out of state to inequality. Working with Westport- The campaign will point to gamble. But its main effect I State-sponsored predatory based Dharma Voyage community rowing, eighth graders the 550-600 new jobs the casi- would be to expand casino casino gambling spreads gam- worked months on Spirit of Westport, a 32-foot Cornish pilot gig no will ultimately create along gambling in Rhode Island by bling addiction, debt, bank- with sweet lines, while their high school counterparts crafted a with hundreds of jobs in con- encouraging current Rhode ruptcies, broken families, an lovely traditional rowing dory under the guidance of Warren’s struction. Island gamblers to gamble increase in suicide and crime, Don Betts at his shop. Here’s the rub! That’s if they more frequently, and by particularly embezzlement, Detail makes the difference with these boats too. Skilled teach- win the permission of Tiverton encouraging local people, who within 10 miles of the facility. ers taught young hands the virtue of patience and that mistakes voters. The population of Tiver- do not currently gamble, to do Multiple studies show that 35- happen — you learn from them, try again and get it right. The ton is approximately 15,780. so. 50% of casino gambling profits results are evident in both boats. On Election Day, the final vote Moreover, if casino operators come from problem gamblers. Meanwhile, it was business as usual at dozens of shops, big in Tiverton determines the win approval for a Tiverton I According to a landmark and small, seemingly around every corner. Anchored off go/no-go decision for the casi- area casino, it will be Tiverton report from the Institute for Portsmouth last week was a yacht transport ship; among the no. The vote in Tiverton could area people and local business- American Values, a non-parti- boats on board were those sent by owners from across the come down to as few as 5-10 es that will be sucked dry by a san think tank, the new local Atlantic seeking the best service to be found. votes one way or the other. business which will do any- and regional casinos drain It is reassuring to see that there’s still a market for that sort of Tiverton is a beautiful East thing to part them from their wealth from communities, ethic and quality. Bay town nestled along the money and their customers. weaken nearby businesses, And it is a source of immense pride that buyers around the Sakonnet River and Mount The aim of the casino is not to hurt property values, and globe know they’ll find it right here. Hope Bay. Tiverton is like many send gamblers elsewhere to reduce civic participation, small towns in Rhode Island — spend their money (with local family stability, and other property taxes are high and the businesses), but rather to forms of social capital that are town is strapped for cash. We engage their customers to at the heart of a successful SAKONNET TIMES believe many ‘Tivertonians’ spend all they can within casi- community. could care less about gambling no walls. I More gambling is not an or the casino. They are focused I Those 550-600 jobs, the answer to Rhode Island’s finan- Established in 1967 on the “promised $3 profits, and the tax revenue cial problems. In fact, once all Matthew Hayes, Publisher million/year” in tax relief. produced by a convenience the economic and social costs Bruce Burdett, Editor The question for Tiverton is casino would be funded over- are factored in, economist Earl R. S. Bosworth Jr., Publisher Emeritus simple: are you willing to risk whelmingly by gambling losses Grinols, the country’s leading the future health of your beau- of Rhode Island residents gen- independent expert on the Letters policy tiful home town based upon erally, and by East Bay folks subject, concludes that, on The Sakonnet Times encourages all citizens to comment publicly on the events and times in which we live. the promises made by a casino particularly, which would average, the cost-to-benefit We will print any letter sent to us, adhering to guidelines for taste, accuracy, fairness and public interest. Letters must be signed by the author and must include telephone number and street address. Letters are operator? In typical casino merely redistribute existing ratio of bringing a casino into a limited to 500 words. Direct letters to: Sakonnet Times, P.O. Box 90, Bristol, R.I. 02809. Letters may also be fashion, the odds will always be money within the state. new area is greater than 3-1. sent to [email protected] stacked against the gambler. I With the Northeast facing a Fr.John E. Higginbotham, Correction policy Another casino in Rhode casino glut, it makes little Rector, Holy Trinity Episcopal We adhere to the highest standards of accuracy, fairness and ethical responsibility. If you feel we have not Island, planted in Tiverton, is a sense from an economic devel- Church, Tiverton, met those standards, please notify us. We will correct any errors brought to our attention or that we dis- cover ourselves. They will always appear on this page. lose/lose situation especially opment standpoint to open The Interfaith clergy of Tiverton for the Town of Tiverton. another casino in Tiverton. and Little Compton: This newspaper does not assume responsibility for errors in advertisements printed herein, but will print Rhode Islanders generally, Casino winnings are flat or Rev. Charles Simonson, Rev. without charge that part of any advertisement in which an error occurs. One-year subscription rates are $40 ($35 w/E-Z Pay) in county, $68 in New England ($64 w/E-Z pay) and $90 nationwide ($84 w/E-Z pay). Peri- and ‘Tivertonians’ particularly, shrinking in many states, a William Sterrett, Rev. Missy Quay, odicals postage paid Tiverton, RI 02878 and at additonal mailing offices. The Sakonnet Times office is locat- will ultimately pay for it in loss- third of New Jersey’s casinos Rev. Joseph Runner, and Rev. ed at 1 Bradford St., Bristol, R.I., 02809. Telephone 624-3035. POSTMASTER send address changes to Sakonnet Times, 1 Bradford St., Bristol, R.I., 02809. es in the casino and businesses have closed, and Connecticut’s Rebecca Floyd Marshall Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Page 7

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CONCERT BY THE GNOMES PERFORMING FOLK FUSION TUNES FROM THE WORLD OVER Friday, July 8, 2016 at 7:00 PM Tickets: $15 Adults • $5 Children 16 & Under Tickets can be purchased by calling the church office (401) 635-8472 Page 8 Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Let’s celebrate the real Council should reject vindictive trash scheme Independence Day together To the editor: rejected a big tax increase at went on a spending spree on The Tiverton Budget Commit- this year’s financial town refer- the taxpayers’ dime. To the editor: lic to participate in reading the tee has no authority to elimi- endum (FTR). If the Town Council follows I would like to invite the gen- Declaration of Independence at nate residential trash pickup, The Budget Committee’s through with the Budget Com- eral public to remember what 9 a.m. on Monday, July 4, at the but in order to make a political move was especially stunning mittee’s threat and breaks its the holiday on July 4th is really WWI Doughboy statue in Tiver- statement with next year’s bud- because, as a post on Tiverton- contract with Patriot Disposal, all about. It's not about cook- ton by the old Stone Bridge get, a majority of its members FactCheck.org makes clear, it maybe voters will “learn outs, parades, or fireworks. It's next to Grinnell's Beach. We all voted to do just that. Tiverton was not necessary. In order to the lesson” that angry insiders about "life, liberty, and the pur- need to remember why we residents should not be fooled. match the 0.9% tax increase want to teach them … or maybe suit of happiness.” That is why enjoy the freedom we have in The threat of eliminating trash required by the FTR vote, the instead we’ll remember this we should not "Celebrate the this country, and why the Con- pickup is intended to hurt tax- Budget Committee had to find stunt when the officials who are 4th"; instead, we should "Cele- gress declared our indepen- payers and teach us a lesson so $782,895 in adjustments. supposed to represent voters brate Independence Day" as dence as a separate country that we never again dare to Between suggestions made by are up for reelection in less than our Founding Fathers called it. from Britain. challenge the demands of town petitioner Justin Katz, a list of five months from now. Maybe, The Founding Fathers of this I will have a limited supply of government and its special- “concepts” put forward by Town too, we’ll decide to take back great country voted for inde- Declarations available to read interest friends. Administrator Matthew Wojcik, the new trash fee through addi- pendence from the British gov- from, but you are welcome to The Budget Committee’s and votes actually taken tional tax reductions at next ernment on July 2, 1776. The bring your own copy. I hope you assumption that the Town by the Budget Committee, the year’s FTR. After all, the Budget Declaration of Independence will share your experience at Council can and will implement members had at least $2.3 mil- was a written explanation to this public reading with others a new trash fee for those who lion of options without touch- Committee left over $2 million their fellow colonists as to why who could not be there - and wish to continue the service is ing trash pickup or paving. in alternatives on the table. the Continental Congress had why it is called Independence disturbing and familiar. In In fact, during its first meet- We should all prefer a differ- voted this way. This document Day. Then you can go to your 2008, a Town Council led by ing after the FTR, the Budget ent outcome. The Town Coun- was formerly adopted by Con- cookouts, parades, and fire- Louise Durfee engineered the Committee was 84% of the way cil should not respond to the gress 240 years ago on July 4, works knowing why it is such a financial town meeting (FTM) there. When committee mem- vindictive scheme of the Budget 1776, but was not signed until great American holiday. and effectively undid the small- ber Nancy Driggs asked to con- Committee. Instead it should August 2. Susan Anderson er tax increase that a majority of tinue the progress at the next respond to the clear message I would like to invite the pub- Tiverton Historical Society voters wanted. Now, in 2016, meeting by going through her from taxpayers and work to bal- Louise Durfee has taken the list of suggestions, Ms. Durfee ance Tiverton’s budget in a way lead of the Budget Committee told her it wasn’t worth the that respects the will of the vot- in attempting to undo the vote effort, because she wasn’t going ers. eastbayri.com 24/7 of more than 1,200 Tiverton res- to “win the day.” Instead, the Robert Coulter idents (over 55% of voters) who committee reversed course and Tiverton Taxpayers Association

Photos of events, people, etc. available for purchase at eastbayri.com Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Page 9 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Standards of honor, service rule out one candidate To the editor: disdain of foreigners. It is a fact eracy. We have even seen individ- president cannot expect to rule as dealings of the individual. We Several people have asked me that in the 19th century the Amer- uals dressed in pseudo-military chairman of the board but to gov- must look to the present actions how I will vote in November. As an ica First or Know Nothing move- outfits complete with plastic ern surrounded by advisors and and words and we must weigh independent I often get this ques- ment saw Catholics and Irishmen weapons while flexing their pseu- not sycophants. Our next presi- what they say and in the context in tion. So here is my answer: “Ask as the threat to our nation’s stabil- do patriotism for all to see. dent must know how to listen to which it is said. This will surely not how you can be served. ity. Later in the region in which I I maintain that, symbols of our others and to accept sound advice reveal a very clear picture of the Rather, ask how you may be of ser- live it was Italians and French nation’s greatness displayed in while being thoughtful and not person who would be represent- vice.” I once heard a wise man say Canadians and Poles and Por- this fashion render no honor to rash. Our next president must not ing the principles of this great some time after President tuguese etc. Today these are now patriots or to those who have died believe that his/her judgements nation. The voter must choose the Kennedy uttered his famous say- the Americans who persecute the for freedom which honors inclu- can be whimsically declared one most honorable candidate if we ing which began, “Ask not what latest newcomers. In the 20th cen- siveness. This false flag waving moment only to be “walked back” are to continue to make progress your country can do for you…etc.” tury, the KKK persecuted African- does only disservice to veterans by unabashedly the next. Our next as the greatest nation among In these words there is the begin- Americans and Jews. This fear of disrespecting the principles for president must not hide his true nations. If the voter is true to the ning of the definition of honor, foreigners, this xenophobia, has which they have sacrificed their intentions by merely reading a principles of honor and selfless- namely, selflessness. I believe that always been cloaked in patrio- lives and health. Xenophobia can- self-serving script intending to ness, and sincere service, from my service is the foundation of honor tism, in some cases literally not be hidden while wrapped in a deceive those who listen to the vantage point at least one candi- be it military or public service, and wrapped in a flag. At times we flag. That is dishonorable as well. counterfeit words. date should be eliminated. It is that its opposite, selfishness, must have seen Old Glory adorn the Our next president must treat In short, our next president hoped that the majority of my fel- be the basis for dishonor. clothing of those who hate or fear colleagues, women, the disabled must be vetted completely in low Americans would agree. As I see it, those who regard the ethnic newcomers. At times we and dissenters with respect. There terms of capacity to serve with Dr. Charles W. Santos degree of their financial profit as have seen a banner of the Confed- is no honor in mockery. Our next honor. We must look at the past Tiverton the chief measure of a man’s or a woman’s worth are likewise unable to recognize dishonor in their motives when the line is crossed between fair profit and greed. They believe that they have worked hard for their profit and therefore have nothing to apolo- gize for. They evade taxes. They fire workers and move their busi- nesses out of the country and their investments offshore. Unapolo- getically, they make deals for prof- it. The end justifies the means. To them it is all good. They see government as oppressive, espe- cially when it enacts laws and reg- ulations to protect men, women and children from the abuses of greed run wild. Water supplies and the environment are poisoned, child labor is condoned, labor unions which were formed to combat exploitation of workers and nepotism are vilified, and the science of climate change is denied. Business executives are considered to run for government office on the basis of the amount of money they have accumulated despite the means employed to create the profit. My position is that capitalism is good. Greed is bad. There is a difference and that difference is rooted in honor. Greed without compassion is self- ishness. Selfishness is dishonor. A selfish presidential candidate is dishonorable. Further dishonor is bestowed on those who would pretend to lead our country by prejudice and Page 10 Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Tiverton man injures head Two men sought in car crashing into road sign break investigation WRENTHAM — An unidenti- TIVERTON — Tiverton police information fied 18-year-old Tiverton man are seeking help in identIfying two relating to sustained a head injury after men, and a car, these individu- crashing into a construction that they als, or the car, sign on southbound Route 495 believe may police ask that near Wrentham, Mass., Tuesday, have been the depart- June 21, at about 7:45 p.m. involved in a ment be con- Massachusetts State Police number of car tacted at 401- said the man was driving a 2009 breaks in differ- 625-6717. Toyota Corolla in the left lane ent areas of No further when the car "left the roadway, town recently. information is available at this entered the median, and struck If anyone has time. a highway warning sign" that cautioned drivers about an upcoming lane closure. POLICE REPORT The impact brought the sign down through the car’s wind- A crash sent this road sign into the windshield, injuring the Tiverton driver. shield, striking the driver in the Tiverton Police: Domestic assault charged head. Wrentham Fire and EMS Monday, June 20 Thursday, June 23 transported the injured man to to the traffic slowing in front of merge, police said, he tried to Shirley Cote, 88, of 5 Hope Street, Tiverton, At 6:37 p.m., Natalie C. Keefe Bergeron, 38, Rhode Island Hospital with a him entering the construction stop in time, but in doing so, was charged at 5:05 p.m. with domestic of 138 Abel Hart Lane, Tiverton, was head laceration. zone. lost control, veered off the road simple assault. charged with reckless driving and eluding Police said that investigation "When the driver finally real- to the left, and struck the sign," police. of the incident indicated the ized that traffic was stopped in Mass. State Police said. Tuesday, June 21 driver was not paying attention front of him because of the lane At 12:30 p.m., Eric S. Peters, 24, of Provi- Robert J. DaSilva, 33, of 106 Tower Hill dence, was charged with possession of Road, Tiverton, was charged at 10:12 p.m. marijuana (1st offense) and with driving with driving under the influence of alcohol with an invalid license. (0.15 or greater). Charter changes would limit petition budgets Brian R. Ferreira, 30, of 87 Durfee Road, Friday, June 24 Tiverton, was charged at 3:01 p.m. with dri- At 3:30 p.m., Chrissie Ann Walkden, 36, of BY TOM KILLIN DALGLISH budget on the ballot. would be $200,000 more, or [email protected] ving with an invalid license, possession of a Fall River, was charged under a Second Dis- "Fifty signatures is absurd," $200,000 less. scheduled drug, and under two Superior trict Court bench warrant. TIVERTON — The Town said Council President Denise I A third charter amendment, Court bench warrants (one for a narcotics Council has set a July 25 public deMedeiros. proposed by the town adminis- violation, the other for larceny). Sherri A. Feldman, 40, of 458 Lake Road, hearing in Town Hall for two The proposed amendment trator, would change the Tiverton, was charged at 7:42 p.m. with dri- proposed charter amendments would require that 10 percent of requirement for advertising for At 6:55 p.m., Liam O'Brian, 18, of 493C ving under the influence of alcohol, refusal that would limit the way peti- the electors sign the petition. employment positions with the Stafford Road, Apt. #C, Tiverton, was to submit to a breathalyzer test, and with tion budgets get on the ballot There are 12,862 registered town, reducing newspaper charged with domestic disorderly conduct, two traffic offenses (leaving the lane of for the Financial Town Referen- voters in Tiverton, according to advertising, and focusing on domestic simple assault, and two counts of travel, and a laned roadway violation). dum (FTR), and how big a Town Clerk Nancy Mello, so alternative sites (online job domestic vandalism. Christopher L. Pleitez-Palencia change the petition budgets 1,287 signatures would be opportunities, trade journals, At 8:07 p.m., , At 9:55 p.m., David A. Botelho, 40, of 411 24, of Newport, was charged with making could make in the budget. required under Mr. Perry's pro- etc.) . Bulgarmarsh Road, Apt. #B, Tiverton, was domestic crank or obscene phone calls. "This is something that's long posal to get an alternate budget I A fourth, proposed by the charged at 9:55 p.m. with domestic assault overdue," said Town Councilor on the ballot. town solicitor, would remove by strangulation, violation of a no-contact Saturday, June 25 David Perry, the author of the I A second amendment reference to the Wastewater order, domestic vandalism, and domestic At 1:39 a.m., Keith Verissimo, 31, of Fall Riv- two amendments. would limit the amount by Management Commission from refusal to relinquish a telephone. I er, was charged with simple assault, disor- One amendment would which a petitioner's alternate the charter. The commission is derly conduct, and vandalism. seek a change in the number of budget could change the Bud- no longer a part of town govern- A 17 year-old Tiverton boy was charged at signatures needed (currently get Committee's operating bud- ment. 6:43 p.m. with domestic simple assault and 50) for placing an alternate get recommendation. The limit disorderly conduct. Little Compton From Boat to Beach to Backyard, Police: Graffiti hits Summer Sale! we’ve got you covered... Town Landing rocks Tuesday, June 20 A.S. Deams At 11:48 a.m. a resident reported spray 842 Main Rd., Westport, MA Open Mon-Sat 9:30am-5pm paint graffiti on shoreline rocks at the has unique (508) 636-5661 Sunday 11-4 Town Landing. gifts, classic fashion and Woolrich Merrell Wednesday, June 22 that “certain Naot Carhartt At 9:14 a.m., police went to the Sakonnet Pendleton Prana Point boat ramp in response to a report something” to about an argument. One of the involved satisfy anyone Southern Tide Exofficio people left before police arrived. with a taste for MT Khaki IBEX Thursday, June 23 quality and Keen ZuTano FREE GIFT WRAPPING At 12:12 p.m., two cars collided at the distinction. Crocs Smart Wool BUY ONLINE: intersection of Meeting House Lane Toad & Co www.countrywoolens.com The NorthFace and West Main Road. Fresh Produce Hatley Friday, June 24 After officers went to an address on Sakonnet Point Road at 8:48 a.m. regard- ing a report of an assault, they discovered from the alleged victim that the incident had occurred in Brookline, Mass., and so contacted the police there. 440 MAIN ROAD • WESTPORT, MA • 508-636-0800 At 10:36 p.m., a car truck a tree at the Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm intersection of Maple Avenue and Brownell Road. Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Page 11 AROUND TOWN Summer programs are locally grown fruit and vegetables, Thrift store open Road. 3908 Main Road, Tiverton Four fresh artisanal breads and pas- Displaying works in oil, acrylic, Corners (over the stone wall from at Goosewing preserve tries, locally sourced seafood, pas- at Amicable church mixed media, encaustic and Gray’s Ice Cream). ture-raised meat and eggs and sculpture are Susan Freda, Gay Take a trip back in time to the LITTLE COMPTON — The TIVERTON — The Amicable more, plus live music and a Gillies, Ruth Hamill, Joan Jardine, Revolutionary War period in Tiver- Nature Conservancy will present Congregational Thrift Store changing selection of artisan ven- Bradford McDougall and Susan ton. The early 18th-century Goosewing Beach Preserve sum- (ACTS) is open at the church, 3736 Strauss. dwelling, headquarters of the mer programs. dors. For more information on the Main Road, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A portion of art sales will be Tiverton Historical Society, with Meet at the Benjamin Family year-round market, visit www. Thursdays and Saturdays (except aquidneckgrowersmarket.org. contributed to the Tiverton Land its early outbuildings, is open on Environmental Center at 140 July 2) with clothing, jewelry and Sundays through Aug. 28. The South Shore Road (unless noted household goods. Trust, again preserving nature in a greater form for all to enjoy. society’s collection of early Ameri- otherwise) 15 minutes before the Trinity Trader Donations of gently used can antiques and furnishings are start times below. Children under clothes and accessories are wel- “Nature Preserved” continues Thrift Shop is open through Labor Day. displayed in restored period 12 must be accompanied by an come. All proceeds benefit the rooms, as well as important docu- Gallery hours are from 10 a.m. adult. TIVERTON — The Trinity Trader church. ments and artifacts from Tiver- to 5 p.m. Monday to Saturday and To register, contact Karen.cor Thrift Shop is at Holy Trinity Epis- ton’s rich past. from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday or by [email protected] or 214-4516. In case of copal Church, 1956 Main Road. New exhibition for The colonial garden contains adverse weather, those registered Hours are from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. summer at Gallery 4 appointment. Call 816-0999. heirloom vegetables planted in will be notified. Thursdays and Saturdays. June, and the herb garden is on The environmental center is The shop has clothing, acces- TIVERTON — Gallery 4 at Tiver- Chace-Cory House the side of the house. The open from June to August on sories, jewelry, shoes, books and ton Four Corners will present is open on Sundays entrance is through the museum Wednesdays to Saturdays and the more. In a summer special, all “Nature Preserved,” an exhibition shop. Fourth of July from 11 a.m. to 4 blouses, tops and shirts are buy for summer. A preview reception TIVERTON — The Chace-Cory Admission for non-members is p.m. Check out exhibits, activities one, get one free. All proceeds is on Saturday, July 2, from 4 to 7 House is open for the season on 13 and ask questions about the benefit the church. p.m. at the gallery at 3848 Main Sundays from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at See more AROUND TOWN Page beach. I Night Hikes are on Friday, July 1; and Friday, Aug. 19, from 8:30 to Thursday Thrift Shop 9:30 p.m. Explore Goosewing adds Monday hours Beach by moonlight. The theme for July 1 is “Evening Creatures.” LITTLE COMPTON — The Watch for more listings here Thursday Thrift Shop of the Unit- each week this summer. ed Congregational Church on the Commons is open on Thursdays Summer growers’ and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It is stocked with clothing, market open Saturdays shoes and accessories for the SAKONNET AREA — The entire family. Aquidneck Growers Market is They also have books for sum- open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to mer reading, games and puzzles. 1 p.m. at Newport Vineyards and The shop also will now be open on Winery on East Main Road in Mid- Mondays during the hours when dletown. consignments and donations can The summer season offers be dropped off from 1 to 3 p.m.

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200 West Main Road • Little Compton, RI Corner of Peckham Road & Rt. 77 (401) 635-4775 peckhamsgreenhouse.com May - June 7 days a week 9-5 July - Dec Tue - Sun 9-5 Page 12 Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 SENIORS Senior center closed applications and re-certification days at 11:30 a.m. They are always are played at 1 p.m. donation for the disabled and applications, and heating assis- looking for new players. Bingo is at On Wednesdays, chorus, under seniors. All others are asked to pay Monday; book club set tance applications, AARP-spon- 1 p.m. most Fridays. the direction of Starr Medeiros, $5. Call to reserve at least 48 hours sored tax assistance program and On Monday, Wednesday and meets at 12:30 p.m. The fee is $2. in advance at 635-2400. TIVERTON — The Tiverton mature driving classes, monthly Friday, Functional Fitness under New members are always wel- Instructor Debbie Gagnon pro- Senior Center at 207 Canonicus St. blood pressure clinics sponsored the direction of Debbie Gagnon is come. Wii bowling is at 2 p.m. vides low-impact, interval-aerobic is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- by Visiting Nurse Services of New- from 9 to 10 a.m. Exercises include movement with dance elements day to Friday. For more informa- port and Bristol Counties, door- a Pilates component and exercises on Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to noon. tion, call 625-6790. Membership is Transportation to-door bus service to the elderly using weights. The fee is $2 per It is $5 per class; $3 for members, $5 a year. To get discounts for offered to seniors in town for shopping, and many class. as the community center under- classes and trips, you must be a other services. Stop by and see Quilting for charity meets every writes a portion of the cost. member. LITTLE COMPTON — Stay at what they’re about. Monday at 9 a.m. Bingo will be played on Fridays, Home in Little Compton offers Chair yoga is on Mondays at SHIP counseling is on July 1 to 22, at 1 p.m. Ongoing events transportation to seniors for pri- The senior center will be closed Bus transportation for the elder- 1:30 p.m. with Kate Ward. The fee vate appointments, shopping, all first Thursday, July 7 ly is offered for shopping and is $4; $2 for members. It is suitable Little Compton churches on Sun- on Monday, July 4, Independence LITTLE COMPTON — SHIP Day. meal-site transportation. It is free for all ages and abilities. Wear days or group outings. The van and for any Tiverton resident who comfortable clothing and bring a can carry up to 12 passengers and (Senior Health Insurance Pro- Tiverton Library Services pre- gram) counselor Pat Walker is sents a book club, “Words for Wis- is 50 and older or handicapped. bottle of water. two wheelchairs. Call for an itinerary and reserva- On Tuesdays and Thursdays, Transportation to and from the available on the first Thursday of dom,” hosted by Prudence Fallon the month, July 7, from 9 a.m. to tions. “Walk Away the Pounds” begins at Little Compton Community Cen- on Tuesday, July 19, at 10 a.m. New noon at the Little Compton Well- Computers are accessible from 9 a.m. with a 20-minute, one-mile ter luncheon at 11:30 a.m. is every members are welcome at any ness Center, 115 East Main Road, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday. walk. At 9:25, there is a 30-minute, Monday, Wednesday and Friday time. Suggestions on authors and for one-on-one consultations on Cards, Keno and billiards are two-mile walk, which is more and starts its route at 10:30 a.m. books are gladly accepted. The Medicare enrollment, health care ongoing most days. All classes are advanced. Participants can do one To make a reservation for any of club meets on the third Tuesday of costs and coverage. the trips, or to find out more, call the month. The book this month is open to the public. or both. It’s free. To schedule a consultation with Margaret Tirpaeck, director of “Beautiful Ruins” by Jess Walter. On Thursdays, TOPS (Take Off On Tuesdays, Joe Dobrott is at Pat, or for more information, call senior transportation, a division Are you having trouble purchas- Pounds Sensibly) meets at 10 a.m.; the center from 9 a.m. to noon to 592-0400. ing food? Are you eligible for weigh-in begins at 9:30. Dues are assist with health insurance plans, of Stay at Home in Little Compton, SNAP? Karen Emmes is at the cen- $32 a year and $3 dues per month. supplemental insurance and at 835-2454. Little Compton seniors ter on the third Thursday of the For more information, call Pauline Medicare Advantage Plans. He to meet next Thursday month from 9:30 to 11 a.m. to Lima at 624-6331. All are welcome. also can help with medical billing Senior activities process applications. Call 625- Knitting For Charity volunteers problems and RIPAE or SNAP at the community center LITTLE COMPTON — The Little 6790 to make an appointment. meet at 1 p.m. on Thursdays. (food stamps) applications. Call Compton Senior Citizens Club The senior center also offers Bridge is at 1 p.m. Thursdays. the center for an appointment. LITTLE COMPTON — Senior meets at noon on the first Thurs- information and referrals, SHIP Birthdays for the month are cel- On Tuesdays, a watercolor class lunches are served at 11:30 a.m. day of the month, July 7, at the (Senior Health Insurance Pro- ebrated on the third Thursday of is from 1 to 3 p.m. with instructor Monday, Wednesday and Friday at IOOF hall on the Commons. gram) counseling, assistance with the month. Madeleine Diogenes. The fee is $3. the Little Compton Community Refreshments, a penny sale and medical assistance and SNAP Mahjong players meet on Fri- Call for more information. Games Center. There is a $3 suggested bingo will follow the meeting.

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Mansion, Gardens & Arboretum Newport Vineyards Galloway's Catering Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Page 13 An evening of Brazilian jazz is at Sandywoods on Friday TIVERTON — The Sandywoods two decades the quartet has per- (sax/flute), Dave Zinno (bass), ations are not about scientific Center for the Arts at 43 Muse Way formed together, often featuring Steve Langone (drums) and Debra accuracy. He aims for “emotion hosts concerts each week. For the music of legendary Brazilian Mann (vocals and piano). and impact” over verisimilitude. more information, visit www. composer Antônio Carlos Jobim, I It’s a prehistoric party at the Though dinosaurs are his signa- sandywoodsfarm.org. For infor- considered one of the fathers of Van Vessem Gallery with “Dino- ture works, Wells has produced mation on concerts, visit www. bossa nova, as well as one of the saur Haven: Selected Works by numerous quirky pieces. He’ll sandywoodsmusic.com or e-mail most important songwriters of the Jeff ‘Fish’ Wells” through July 10. show a medley of curiosities from [email protected]. 20th century. He is best known as His walk-through dinosaur park in his career, including fictitious I The Debra Mann Quartet will the composer of “Garota de Ipane- Connecticut displays families of “exotic minerals,” a wheel of for- perform an evening of Brazilian ma” (”Girl from Ipanema”). dinosaur sculptures. Now, Wells is tune that doles out advice for jazz on Friday, July 1, at 7:30 p.m. His recordings and concerts bringing his “not so terrible” pesky problems, and papier- Doors open at 7. BYOB and food with Frank Sinatra, and other lizards to Tiverton in a summer mâché rocks donning the skin of are allowed. Tickets are $15 in American musicians, opened the exhibit that’s fun for adults and his earliest abstract paintings. advance and $20 at the door. door for many Brazilian com- children alike. I A free open mic is every Tues- Reserve advance tickets through posers and performers, including When he first began making day from 7 to 10 p.m. with host Brown Paper Tickets at www. Sergio Mendes, Ivan Lins, Jorge dinos, they were “surreal, amor- Gary Fish. BYOB and food are brownpapertickets.com/event/25 Ben, Milton Nascimento, Djavan, phous and weird looking.” They allowed. All musicians, perform- 57438. Caetano Veloso and João Gilberto. are now more realistic, carefully ers and spoken word artists are Debra Mann (jazz vocalist and Explore the genius of these musi- engineered into being with a com- welcome to take the stage. Admis- pianist) returns to Sandywoods Debra Mann, jazz vocalist and cal giants of Brazil, performed by bination of common materials sion is free, but donations for the with her quartet to perform a pianist, returns to Sandywoods The Debra Mann Quartet, featur- like Bondo, fiberglass and ply- evening’s featured performer are night of Brazilian jazz. For over with her quartet on Friday. ing the talents of Dino Govoni wood. Wells stresses that his cre- much appreciated.

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From Page 11 varied and extensive musical annual Chair Affair on Saturday, To Submit Community News The Gnomes in concert backgrounds into arrangements July 16, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the $3 adults, $2 students and seniors at Congregational church that have been described as “exot- Brownell House on the Little (55+ years). There is no charge for BY E-MAIL (PREFERRED): ic, fresh and unique.” Compton Commons. Refinished, [email protected] society members and children LITTLE COMPTON — The painted and decorated chairs will BY MAIL: Sakonnet Times, Communi- Gnomes will perform on Friday, Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 under 12. For more information, for those under 16 years. Come be available at the silent auction, visit www.tivertonhistorical.org. ty News, P.O. Box 90, Bristol, RI July 8, at 7 p.m. at the United Con- with wine and hors d’oeuvres. 02809 gregational Church on the Little and enjoy their sounds on the Note: They would like to expand evening before the church fair, A three-piece outdoor furniture to Saturdays, but need additional FOR MORE INFORMATION: Compton Commons. set donated by Harry and Judy 401/253-6000, ext. 107 which is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on docents/tour guides to do so. The Gnomes fuses its dynamic Saturday, July 9. Barr, a bistro set donated by Bev- Or stop by our office at 1 Bradford St., folk-rock edge with original tunes erly Langis, side chairs donated by Adult dance lessons Bristol. and a wide-ranging repertoire that Donate a special Martha Sherman, painted pieces Thursdays, Mondays Photos are encouraged but cannot be spans the globe – Celtic, Scandi- and more will be under the tent at returned, unless a self-addressed, navian, Eastern European, Asian, chair to Chair Affair 4 p.m. for early viewing. TIVERTON — Beginner country stamped envelope is enclosed. African, Caribbean, Klezmer and If you would like to donate a line dance lessons are offered on Milestone events, such as births, wed- Native American – creating a LITTLE COMPTON — The Little ready-for-auction chair, leave a Thursdays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at dings, engagements, etc., must be sub- sound that will touch your heart Compton Village improvement message at the Brownell House at Countryview Estates Community mitted within the year following the and your feet. They combine their Society is sponsoring its fourth 635-4560. Center, 213 Hurst Lane. The cost is event. $5 per person. It’s 95 percent DEADLINE: Noon on Tuesday country, with a little non-country added in for fun. Country line and couples Mondays from 7:30 to 8:15 a.m. lessons are offered on Mondays at ($10 per class), Ex-Tension exer- the Silvia VFW Post, 134 Shove St. cise with Mary Derbyshire on Line dance lessons are from 6:30 Tuesdays from 10 to 11 a.m. and to 8 p.m., followed by couples Thursdays from 10:30 to 11:30 lessons from 8 to 9 p.m. The cost is a.m. ($15 per class), and yin $10 per person. restorative yoga with Angela Den- For more information, contact ham on Tuesdays from 8 to 9 a.m. JoAnn at 774/202-5543 or e-mail and 5 to 6 p.m. ($10 per class). [email protected]. The wellness center is at 115 East Main Road. For more infor- Programs offered mation, or to reserve a space for at the Wellness Center these programs, call 592-0400 or e-mail office@littlecomptonwelln LITTLE COMPTON — The Little esscenter.org. Compton Wellness Center offers Visit www.littlecomptonwelln programs and services to promote esscenter.org to learn more and healthy aging within the commu- for a calendar of events. nity through affordable programs Transportation to classes and and services. events at the center can be A Caregiver Support Group get- arranged by calling Margaret Tir- together is every Tuesday from 10 paeck, director of senior trans- to 11 a.m. Anyone who provides portation in Little Compton, at care to another, either personally 835-2454. or professionally, is welcome. Forty-eight-hour advance Whether you are caring for a notice is appreciated for all rides. spouse, a client, a parent, a sibling or a child with special needs, it can Sogkonate Garden Club feel like a lonely challenge. Meet to host a talk on ospreys with others who are having similar experiences and learn coping LITTLE COMPTON — The strategies. Sogkonate Garden Club will spon- Massage therapist Anne Marie sor a program on ospreys on Gallone, LMT, has appointments Thursday, July 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the available on Tuesdays from 9 a.m. Little Compton Community Cen- to 4 a.m. Call her at 774/264-0218 ter on the Commons. It is free and to make an appointment. open to the public. Take advantage of ongoing Gina Purtell, director of Mass classes, such as t’ai chi with Audubon’s Allens Pond Wildlife Colleen Shea on Thursdays from 8 Sanctuary in Westport and Dart- to 9 a.m., Adaptive Exercise with mouth, will discuss the research Jen Meyer on Fridays from 2:15 to being done there and how it will 3 p.m. ($5 per class), Rockin’ Kick- add to our understanding of the boxing with Rebecca Ryan on osprey. Page 14 Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Historical society honors 200 years of freedom from slavery in Little Compton Annual Family Day Over 200 men, women and chil- Jane Should Want to be Sold, Sto- dren of African and Native Ameri- ries of Enslavement Indenture is on Saturday, July 2 can descent were enslaved in Lit- and Freedom in Little Compton, LITTLE COMPTON — On Aug. tle Compton between 1674 and Rhode Island.” 5, 1816, David Hillard’s last will 1816. Dozens more were forcibly The project also includes a and testament was approved by indentured by the Little Compton speakers’ series featuring a num- the Little Compton probate court. Town Council. For the last three ber of the region’s experts on This would be an event of very lit- years, Little Compton Historical northern slavery, a permanent tle significance except for a few Society Managing Director Marjo- addition to the Wilbor House tour lines in the will that gave his ry O’Toole has researched their enabling visitors to see the sleep- “Negro woman Kate” her freedom. lives using hundreds of primary ing quarters of Fal Solomon, an Kate was the last person to be source documents throughout indentured Native American girl, enslaved in Little Compton. This southeastern New England. an informational database creat- summer marks the 200th anniver- From July 1 through February, ed in conjunction with the sary of her emancipation, and the the society will share the personal Mashantucket Pequot Museum, Little Compton Historical Society stories of Little Compton’s and a marker in the Old Burying is honoring 200 years of freedom enslaved, indentured and newly- Ground on the Commons honor- in town with a year-long look at free people and the history of slav- ing the community’s enslaved and slavery and forced indenture in ery and emancipation with a new almost forgotten people. that community. book and a special exhibition, “If The project has been sponsored

Moselle Gray (c. 1866), enslaved in North Carolina by Little Compton native Arnold Gray, was freed and brought to Little Compton in 1860.

by the R.I. Council for the Human- available to sign her book. Tickets ities, the Newport County Fund, are $30 and must be purchased in the R.I. Foundation and the Ocean advance at 635-4035. State Charities Trust as well as over A Family Day Celebration of 70 local supporters. Freedom is on Saturday, July 2, The book from noon to 4 p.m. and is free and open to the public. It features The book, written by Marjory family activities, games and con- O’Toole, shares the true stories of tests, free refreshments and an dozens of locally enslaved, inden- opportunity to tour the exhibit tured and free people of color. and the Wilbor House Museum at Jane, who is mentioned in the title, no charge. was given the very unusual choice The special exhibition is free of being sold or not in her master’s will. Jane decided not to be sold. and open to the public on Family Day and then will be open during She stayed with the Church family, regular museum hours from 1 to 5 became a wife and mother, fled from an attack by British soldiers p.m. Thursday to Sunday through Labor Day, then on Saturday and during the Revolution and lost a Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. through son during the war. October. It will be open upon “If Jane Should Want to Be Sold” request through February for indi- will be available at the society on viduals and groups. Saturday, July 2, during the annual Family Day celebration and in Admission during normal busi- local stores and through Amazon ness hours is $7.50 for adults and shortly after. Lending copies will $5 for children; free to members of be available at Brownell Library. the society. Guided tours and school programs are available by Exhibit and Family Day appointment. An exhibit preview party is on Related lectures and events will Friday, July 1, from 6 to 8 p.m. to take place throughout the year. celebrate the opening of the spe- For more information, call the cial exhibition. The author will be society at 635-4035. Tiverton Arts Council invite all to color a page for August show The Tiverton Arts Council has available at the dropoff locations created a coloring page that or at the town website at catches the spirit of Tiverton, and www.tiverton.ri.gov. You can all ages are invited to use their download the coloring page and artistic talent to make it unique. instructions there. When you are finished, submit Fifty-five of the submitted your “masterpiece” by mail to the entries will be hung at Town Hall Tiverton Town Hall on Highland during the month of August. Road: Attention Arts Council. There will be a gallery opening Entries also can be dropped off at reception on Sunday, Aug. 7, from the Town Hall, Tiverton Senior 2 to 4 p.m. Center or the Tiverton libraries. A random drawing of five of the Copies of the coloring page are entries will receive prizes. Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Page 15 AT THE LIBRARIES ‘Sit and Knit’ at The next program is on Tuesday, explore how inertia and gravity vious novels, “Moon Tide,” “The 15, to see “Tron: Legacy.” They will July 5, at 2 p.m. with Rising Sun interplay with sports. Season of Open Water” and provide the popcorn. Union on Tuesday Jiu-Jitsu for ages 8 and up. And, on The free, 50- to 60-minute per- “Game of Secrets.” Everything wraps up Aug. 16 Thursday, July 7, at 3 p.m., Farm formance is designed for children with an Ice Cream Sundae Party TIVERTON — Union Public Fresh Rhode Island will have an all ages 4 to 10. There will be 150 tick- Teen program offers and raffle drawings. Library, 3832 Main Road, will host ages program creating a fun and ets available, distributed on a first- For more information, call Abby a “Sit and Knit” on Tuesday, July 5, healthy snack. Join them under to-arrive basis, a half-hour before prizes, movies and clubs Porter at 625-6796, ext. 4, visit from 2:30 to 5 p.m. A volunteer the tent for these fun programs. showtime when the library opens www.tivertonlibrary.org, or visit will be on hand to provide assis- TIVERTON — Teens are invited For more information, call 635- at 10 a.m. to join in the Summer Library Pro- the library’s Teen Room. tance with knitting projects. 8562. Registration for the summer The library has a nice variety of gram at Tiverton Public Library, reading program continues which started this week. Win Patrick O’Brian book knitting books available for loan Mad Science show through July 29 and can be done for those looking for new patterns. prizes in summer raffles by read- group to continue is on Wednesday in person or by telephone. For ing, writing reviews, visiting the Summer Reading more information, call Janet Lin- library, volunteering, visiting local TIVERTON — Beginning on TIVERTON — “On Your Mark, hares at 625-6796, ext. 3. museums and more. Tuesday, July 5, at 5:30 p.m., Harris Program at Brownell Get Set... Read!”, the children’s Children who have already Win a gift card to AMC, Amazon, Gruber will continue his book summer reading program, is joined can stop by the library to Barnes and Noble, or a cardboard group featuring the Patrick O’Bri- LITTLE COMPTON — The under way through Aug. 3 at Tiver- log titles of books they’ve read in cutout of the Tardis from “Dr. an series of books at Tiverton Pub- Youth Summer Reading Program ton Public Library, 34 Roosevelt their summer reading records and Who.” lic Library, 34 Roosevelt Ave. Meet- is through Aug. 12 at Brownell Ave. collect any weekly prizes or A variety of event feature henna ings are on Tuesdays for up to six Library on the Commons. Sign up Special events are planned all coupons they may have earned. tattoos with Henna by Heather, weeks. at the library and join them for fun summer.. Mad Science of South- action illustration with Eric Ful- In January, he began with Book activities, prizes and programs all ern Massachusetts and Rhode Book talk by Westport ford, breaking boards with Karate 1, “Master and Commander,” and, summer long. Island will present “Science of author on Wednesday RI, cooking with Farm Fresh RI, now, will move on to “Post Cap- There will be a Del’s Lemonade Sports” on Wednesday, July 6, at fitness and flexibility with yoga tain.” The 20-books series is set all truck at most of the programs. 10:30 a.m. in the community LITTLE COMPTON — Dawn and cardio hula hooping with over the world in the early 1800s. Information on summer pro- room at the library. In this scientif- Tripp’s novel “Georgia” is a nation- Madison Adams. The backdrop is the British Navy gramming will be posted on the ic journey, hands-on activities and al bestseller, described as “magical A video and board gaming club in the time of the Napoleonic Wars website at brownell-library ri.org, demonstrations explore the sci- and provocative” by USA Today. is on Thursday starting July 14 and and the War of 1812. at the library, and weekly in the ence of sports. Learn the physiolo- The book is a fictional account of Art Lab is every Tuesday starting Mr. Gruber has been leading Sakonnet Times. gy of our response to exercise and Georgia O’Keefe. July 12. Try out the book club Piz- these sessions for a number of Ms. Tripp is a winner of the za and Pages on Wednesdays, July years. The group will use the first RELIGION NEWS Massachusetts Book Award for 20 and Aug. 10. Eat pizza and talk American Norton edition of 496 Fiction. She will be at the Brownell about books you’ve read and get pages, “Post Captain” by Patrick First Baptist (Old Stone) coffee hour in the upper hall, at Library on the Little Compton recommendations for new reads. O’Brian, hardcover or paperback. Amicable Congregational Church, Commons on Wednesday, July 6, Bring your friends to Movie Meetings are free and open to TIVERTON — The Sunday 3736 Main Road. July 3 is the sev- at 6 p.m. for a book talk and sign- Nights on Monday, July 18, to see the public. Registration is recom- morning worship service starts at enth Sunday after Pentecost. The ing. She is the author of three pre- “The 5th Wave” and Monday, Aug. mended. Call 625-6796. 10 a.m. at First Baptist (Old Stone) Rev. William Sterrett is on sabbati- Church, 7 Old Stone Church Road. cal and vacation from June 27 to Children are invited to stay in the Aug. 16. service with parents or caregivers. This Sunday, worship will be led The adult Bible study continues by the Rev. Charles Simonson and to meets on Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. Communion will be served. All are The group is studying the book of welcome. Child care is provided Revelation. All are welcome. for babies and toddlers. Sunday For more information, call the school is on hiatus until Septem- church office at 624-4155. ber. For more information and the monthly newsletter, visit www. St. Andrew’s by-the-Sea amicablechurch. org or call 624- LITTLE COMPTON — St. 4611 from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday Andrew’s by-the-Sea Episcopal and Friday. Church, 182 Willow Ave., will observe the seventh Sunday after United Congregational Pentecost with celebrations of the LITTLE COMPTON — Sunday Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. and 10 worship is at 10 a.m. at the United a.m. on Sunday, July 3. All are wel- Congregational Church on the come. A coffee hour follows the 10 Commons. Childcare is available a.m. service in the parish hall. up to age 5. There will be no Sun- A celebration of the Holy day school during the summer Eucharist is at 5 p.m. on Wednes- months. Everyone is welcome. day, July 6. A service of evening prayer is on Thursday, July 7, at 5 p.m. Holy Trinity For more information, call 635- TIVERTON — The Holy 2452 or visit www.standrewslc. Eucharist is celebrated on Satur- org. day at 5 p.m. and on Sunday at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. at Holy Trinity Bliss Four Corners Episcopal Church at 1956 Main Road. There is a Healing Eucharist TIVERTON — The sermon topic every Wednesday at noon. All are for the 10 a.m. Communion ser- welcome. vice on Sunday, July 3, is “What Weather permitting, the cele- Price Freedom?” at Bliss Four Cor- bration of the Holy Eucharist is in ners Congregational Church, 1264 the Meditation Garden on Satur- Stafford Road. Fellowship follows days at 5 p.m. in Erickson Hall. Sunday school The Trinity Trader Thrift Shop is also is at 10 a.m. open on Thursdays and Saturdays The weekly Bible study and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. prayer meeting have been com- The Women’s Summer Retreat is bined on Wednesdays at 6 p.m. at on Tuesday, July 12, from 6 to 8:30 a member’s home. Come to p.m. Maureen Henderson invites church on Sunday to find out the women of the parish to a spir- where. All are invited to join the itual meditative retreat in the small group. parish hall. She will lead the For future events and more retreat. There will be meditation information, visit www.blissfour- time and discussion around the cornerschurch.org. participants’ reflections and spiri- tuality. Refreshments will be pro- Amicable Congregational vided. A signup sheet is posted in the parish hall. TIVERTON — Worship is at 10 For more information, call 624- a.m. on Sundays, followed by a 4759. Page 16 Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Jamie Helger Tiverton Middle School names honor roll students scholarship awarded Students at Tiverton Middle David Ryan, Ceindrech Snigger, Adam Costa, Thomas Costa, Cather- Christopher Sanford, Amanda Scott, This year’s Jamie Helger School were named to the honor Morgan Sousa, Margeaux Souza, ine DeAngelo, Jacqueline Delcourt, Sydney Silvia, Jonna Souza, Sean Memorial Scholarship in the roll for the fourth term. Asha Taber, Michelle Umehara, Samuel Farley, Larry Faulkner, Olivia Tappen, Evan Torio, Camryn Travis, amount of High Honors Nathan Upchurch, Jaimi Vaillan- Ferraro, Jackson Fox, Joshua Chana Urrego, Isabel Van Regen- $1,000 was court, Rebecca Vaillancourt, Julia Guillemette, Julia Han, Helana morter, Tyler Verrette, Anthony Grade 8: Kylie Batista, Lauren Bow- Vieira and Robert Whalen. Kesson, Paige Klusak, Madison Mel- Vieira, Mason Viveiros and Isabelle awarded to dren, Aaron Case, Amy Lynn Casey, Vasiliki Kyros. Grade 7: lo, Moxie Mills, Abigail Monkevicz, Whalen. Marisa Cayer, Cora Chouinard, Maura Dennis, Kaylee Mar- The Ports- tins, Aubrey McConnell, Caroline Alexander Nimiroski, Benjamin Grade 6: Zakary Almeida, Emma Stephen Clarke, Matthew Costa, Pacheco, Greer Page, Abigail Parel- mouth High Samuel Costa, Jillian DaSilva, Cher- Moran, Brendan O’Brien, Jameson Baker, Tyler Beck, Andrew Bouras- Peckham, Angelin Santerre and la, Ryan Poland, Jason Potvin, Ben- sa, Kaylie Cabral, Riley Carr, Chace School gradu- ilyn DeFreitas, Sarah Downey, Han- jamin Sowa and Cassie Taber. ate is a lifelong nah de Melo, Abigail Forcier, Elexxia Chayla Travers. Cirillo, Matthew Craig, Sophia Fer- Honors raro, Elise Flanagan, Jonathan Little Comp- Fournier, Emma Franklin, Matthew Grade 6: Jenna Bowdren, Avery ton resident Carvalho, Isabel DelDeo, Toby Harri- Grade 8: Alexis Andrade, Kaliyah Garde, Michael Gilkeson, Ella Hayes, Gacioch, Amber Lattuca, Michael and will major Levakis, Kate Marshall, Madison son, Lily Keating, Dylan Leduc, Emi- Awer, Marissa Cabral, Aja Caldwell, Bryce King, Jackson Largy, Victoria McKenna, Kayley Nagle, Hannah ly Moreira, Jessica Sartini, Kyle Emily Caraveo, Abbie Chase, Ethan McGovern, Michael McKenna, in health sciences at the Univer- Nasiff, Luke Nasiff, Nathaniel Sousa and Katherine Zmich. Costa, Austin DiIorio, Nicholas Gabrielle McLeod, Keira McQueen, sity of Rhode Island in the fall. Neville, Ethan Nicoletti, Harshil Ekstrom, Joshua Farias, Chloe Fer- Hannah Medeiros, Molly Morash, She is the daughter of Bill and Grade 5: Ethan Aguiar, Zachary Jack Morin, Timothy Moura, Patel, Mackenzie Pelletier, Abbigail Andrade, Samantha Bettencourt, nandes, Adam Figueiredo, Alyssa Tina Kyros. Poland, Morgan Raposa, Rosemary Forget, Dillon Guerrera, Charlotte Richard Murray, Makayla Ouellette, Gordon Billings, Logan Brandao, Kyra Peterson, Carlin Phillips, Devan Rashleigh-McNally, Mikaela Rielly, Jaden Catabia, Dylan Combra, Guillemette, Shelby Hibbert, Chloe Higginbottom, Cole Kulpa, Alyssa Pieroni, Grace Plourde, Christian BCC names students Laquerre, Jacob Levesque, Chase Polofsky, Molly Richardson, Connor GRADUATES Lewis, Rylie Maitland, Ryan McCor- Valdez and Chloe Viveiros. to spring dean’s list mack, Maisie McQueen, Darren Grade 5: Ramisha Akbar, Aaron JOHN A. O’TOOLE of Little University of New Hampshire. Medeiros, Meagan Medeiros, Alexander, Joseph Awad, Kylie SAKONNET AREA — Local stu- Compton received a bachelor of Cameron Michaels, Lindsey Monast, Azevedo, Seth Batista, Robert Cam- dents were named to the spring arts degree in biology from HAYLEY LOUGH of Little Isabell Munroe, Brenna Nobrega, pion, Kylie Case, Ethan Chase, Tay- dean’s list at Bristol Community Boston University, with a special- Compton graduated cum laude Ryan Oliveira, Jack Paradis, lor Cleary, Jacob Cookinham, Abi- College. ization in ecology and conserva- and received a bachelor of sci- Matthew Parella, Mary Pyne, Jesse gail Costa, Jonathan DeGala, Included from Little Compton tion biology. ence degree in bioengineering Robbins and Lauran Wilson. Samantha Gacioch, Theodore Hen- son, Lexey LaBonte, Tyler Landoch, are Samuel J. Busenbark, Timothy from Union College. Grade 7: Brianna Aguiar, Mikayla J. Goulart, Kaylee Souza, Amanda Andrews, Abby Arruda, Andrew Harrison Landy, Nicholas Mercer, ABIGAIL JOHANNING of Tiver- Camden Michaud, Alexandria Miley, H. Sprague and Amy White. ton received a bachelor of arts MARGARET AZAR of Tiverton Carlisle, Cole Cirillo, Alfred Croft, From Tiverton are Mollie Cho- Benjamin Deneault, Michaela Aimon Miranda, Devyn Newbury, degree in communication from received a bachelor of arts degree Connor Nobrega, Brady Oliveira, lette, Nicholas J. Costanza, Jame- Lasell College. from Assumption College. She Downey, Maxwell Farley, Nikolas Galhardo, Kira Galka, Savannah Mackenzie Oliveira, Jordan Panell, son T. Dunse, Alexandra M. also was named to the spring Goss, Gwyneth Hallman, Michael Joao Parada, Halsey Payne, Paige Durand,, John E. Ferrell, Betty J. TOMAS NOCERA of Little semester dean’s list. Keating, Mackenzie Kiley, Owen Peace Fortin, Rajin Ramunno, Elijah Fonseca, Jillian L. Frias, Jeremy J. Compton graduated cum laude Klusak, Dylan Korzeniowski, Haley Raposo, Nicholas Rielly, Gabriela Kane, Mark Melo, Lorena E. and received a bachelor of sci- MICHAEL COLBERT of Tiver- LaBonte, Jared Landoch, Mackenzie Rivera-Torres, Madison Rosinha, Morazzoni, Jacquelyn R. Oliveira, ence degree in wildlife and con- ton graduated magna cum laude Lapointe, Hannah Maccarone, Matthew Rybak, Nathaniel Sama, Cassidy Shea, Adrianna Simpson, Trevor J. Pare, Brittany Pavao, servation biology from the Uni- and Phi Beta Kappa from Bow- Samantha Marois, Casey Medeiros, John J. Roncka, Donovan E. Rosa, Ethan Meyers, Andrew Mondeau, Joshua Sousa, Gavin Sullivan, Angus versity of New Hampshire. doin College with a major in Thomson, Andrew Weaver, Mary Grace C. Simpson, Marci M. romance languages and a minor Connor Nagle, Madison Pelletier, Stevenson, Abigail Swass, Nichole Mariah Ramos, Edward Rishmany, Williams and Joshua Wood. MEGAN LUSIGNAN of Tiverton in government and legal studies. A. Tripp, Melanie R. Vargas, Eliza- graduated summa cum laude He also received the Prize for beth C. Watne and Jesennia I. and received a bachelor of sci- Excellence in Romance Lan- ACHIEVEMENTS Zamora. ence degree in biology from the guages and Literatures at the col- University of New Hampshire. lege’s Honors Day ceremony. KAITLYN de MELO of Tiverton LUCAS NOCERA of Little was named to the spring semes- Compton was named to the Students named to ASHLEY DESTREMPS of Tiver- KATHERINE KARZENSKI of ter dean’s list at Lycoming Col- spring semester dean’s list at Hof- ton received a bachelor of science Tiverton received a bachelor of lege, where she is a freshman. stra University. dean’s list at Salve degree in biomedical science/ arts degree in communication medical and veterinary science from Loyola University. KIRSTIE DEVINE of Tiverton EMILY R. CHARETTE was Tiverton students were named from the University of New received a $1,000 scholarship named to the spring semester to the spring semester dean’s list Hampshire. MARY ELIZABETH BASSALY of from the Knights of Columbus. dean’s list at Endicott College, at Salve Regina University. Includ- Tiverton graduated cum laude She is a rising senior at Rhode where she is a junior majoring in ed are Colbi Alvarez, Alessio NICOLE SARAMAGO of Tiver- and received a bachelor of arts Island College majoring in Eng- psychology. She is the daughter of Ayuninjam, Silvia De Oliveira Eliz- ton received a bachelor of arts degree from the College of the lish. John and Laura Charette of Tiver- abeth Janick, Michael Mello and degree in psychology from the Holy Cross. ton. Kristen Morrissette. Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Page 17 Tiverton High seniors honored at annual Awards Night TIVERTON — The annual Margaret Chace Music Scholarship: Award (junior): Emma Becker Outstanding business student: Jen- (junior): Gregory Raymond Awards Night for the Class of 2016 John Bonoan Springfield College Book Award: na Revier Rensselaer Polytech Institute Cer- at Tiverton High School was held U.S. Marine Corps Semper Fidelis Stephen Gacioch Future Business Leaders of Ameri- tificate (junior): Kyle Peckham on Wednesday, May 25. Award for Music Excellence: Maya Principal’s Awards: Samantha Cook- ca: Matthew Perez Chief Petty Officer Francis Edward Special awards Umehara and Dante Krystman inham, Justin Doré, Sarah Dulac, Automotive/Electric Vehicle Stu- Ormsbee Jr. Award: Benjamin Stephen Murray Memorial Scholar- U.S. Marine Corps Scholastic Excel- Dante Krystman, Alec Murray, Tim- dent of the Year: Alec Figueiredo Lusignan ship: Timothy Murray, Emily Blais, lence: John Donahue and Meaghan othy Murray, Ian Rashleigh McNally, Architecture Student of the Year: Social studies Sara Patterson and Alex Turner Peirson Alexandra Ryll, Maya Umehara and Mitchell DaSilva Caroline Wilson Outstanding social studies student: Robert A. Rose Memorial Scholar- U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Electronics Student of the Year: Meaghan Peirson and Connor Caley Valedictorian and salutatorian: Ian ship: Joshua Feld and Jenna Revier Athlete Award: Caroline Wilson and Mark Hill Leo Feliciano Rashleigh McNally and Maya Ume- Outstanding junior social studies URI Book Award: Jesse Nicholas Marine Carpentry Student of the student: Gregory Raymond. Carolyn St. Michel Scholarship - hara Year: Shayn Gendreau Michael McCarthy Memorial Schol- Class of 1986, Becca’s Closet, and Student Council World language arship: Amber Silva, Emily Blais, Retired Teachers of Newport Coun- Universary of Rochester-Xerox Outstanding world language stu- Caroline Wilson and Timothy Mur- Student Council Membership ty : Samantha Cookinham Award: Christopher Sylvia dent in the study of Portuguese, ray Awards: Katie Gousie, Dante Kryst- William Byrne Scholarship - Class man, Molly Arruda, Alexandra Ryll, English Jacob Nappi; and Spanish, Ian Megan Cordeiro Memorial Scholar- of 1986: Lauren Smith Nicholas Clark, John Donahue, Brett Rashleigh-McNally. ship: Brett Martin and Caroline Wil- Outstanding English student: Maya Alma College: Cossette Coston Martin, Tim Murray, Haley Piccolol, Umehara Other awards son Jenna Revier, Alex Turner and Caro- David Cicilline Congressional Lead- Anthony Raposa Memorial Trust: Women’s Club of Newport County: line Wilson. Anna Gottwald Scholarship: Cosette Bethany Alvarez and Molly Arruda Coston ership Award: Ian Rashleigh McNal- Colby Machado and Matthew Community Service Awards: Jacob ly Lavoie General Treasurer Seth Magaziner Nappi, Alex Turner, Camryn Luby, Health/physical education Award (junior): Maiah Vorce Elmira College Key Award: Lily Franklin D. Raposa Scholarship for Aaron Gregory, Alec Figueiredo, Outstanding physical education stu- Rapoza and Dylan Medeiros Franklin Pierce University: Laurel Student Council-William Goodman Laurel Branco, Maya Umehara, Syd- dents: Alex Muzzioli and Samantha Branco Scholarship: Meagan Peirson ney Darrow, Molly Arruda, Kyle Moreira Sage College: Alyssa Giodano and Emma Souza Jason Souza Memorial Scholarship: Paquette, Timothy Murray,Brianna Student Council-Carolyn St. Michel Durfee, Ally Watts and Samantha Mathematics Benjamin Lusignan Memorial Scholarship: Katie Gousie University of Pennsylvania Book Cookinham. Outstanding math student: Ian Award: Haley Michaels Conrad Beaulieu Memorial Scholar- and Molly Arruda Wendy’s High School Heisman Rashleigh McNally ship: Samantha Cookinham, John Student Council-Best Overall Stu- Brandeis University Award: Andrew Donahue and Elizabeth Sartini Awards: Timothy Murray and Chief Gunner’s Mate Thomas Eadie Fernandes dent Council Member: Katie Gousie Samantha Cookinham Award: Jake Weingard RI 2016 Hamilton Relay: Matthew Student Council-Most School Spirit- Rachel Carson Books Award Lavoie Peer Helping Network Awards: Sky- American Mathematical Society (Chatham University): Ally Ramos ed: Alex Turner and Brett Martin lah Buchanan, Samantha Cookin- Award: Alexandra Ryll Nora Wood Moore Scholarship: St. Michael’s College Book Award: Frederick Douglass and Susan B. ham, Katie Goousie, Aaron Gregory, Science John Donahue Anthony Award in Humanities and Julienne Hughes, Ben Lusignan, Lauren Gamache and Nicholas Almeida Rosemany A. Viveiros Memorial Social Sciences Award (junior): Brett Martin, Timothy Murray, Outstanding science student: Ian Scholorship Fund: Alex Turner Sarah Cabral Matthew Perez, Charlotte Sanford, Rashleigh McNally Salve Regina University Book Paul Ronci Scholarship: Timothy Amber Silver, Alex Turner and Ally Outstanding science student in the Award (junior): Ryan Phillips Tiverton Prevention Coalition - Dr. Watts. William White Scholarship: Aurora Murray study of biology, Ian Rashleigh R.I. Certificates of Honor: Nicholas McNally; chemistry, Jake Weingard; Goodland Stone Bridge Volunteer Fire Dept. Art Clark, Benjamin Lusignan,Timothy and physics, Jake Weingard. Scholarship: Justin Doré, Ally Outstanding art student: Sydney Murray, Ian Rashleigh McNally, Diana Cruz Memorial Scholarship: Alexandra Ryll and Maya Umehara. Emily Blais and Caroline Wilson Watts, Briana Racicot, Emma Pan- Darrow Bausch and Lomb Science Award ell, Morgan Taylor, Samantha Mor- Career education Henri J. Pare Tiverton Lions Club eira, Elizabeth Sartini, Alex Muzzioli, Scholarships: Timothy Murray and Benjamin Lusignan, Colby Machado, Outstanding achievement in culinary LEGAL NOTICE Madison Medeiros. Dante Krystman, Cameron Luby, arts: Matthew Perez Tiverton Garden Club: Aurora Good- Matthew Perez, Cynthia Francisco, TOWN OF TIVERTON, RHODE ISLAND land David DiManno, Joshua Feld, Brian- LEGALNOTICE State Senate Recognition: Ian Rash- na Durfee, Aaron Gregory, Reagan leigh McNally, Maya Umehara, John Cambria, Thomas Amaral, Zakary STATE OF RHODE ISLAND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Donahue, Alexandra Ryll, Alec Mur- Drapeau and Alec Murray. PROBATE COURT OF THE TOWN OF TIVERTON, RI AMENDMENTS TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES ray, Nicholas Clark, Timothy Murray, R.I. Honor Society: Bethany Alvarez, TIVERTON TOWN HALL Aurora Goodland, Jake Weingard Molly Arruda, Emily Blais, Connor 343 HIGHLAND ROAD and Samantha Cookinham. Caley, Molly Cholette, Nicholas ON THE DATES SPECIFIED IN Notice is hereby given that the Tiverton Town Council will hold a Clark, Samantha Cookinham, State House of Representatives NOTICES BELOW AT 8:30 A.M. FOR PUBLIC HEARING at Town Hall, 343 Highland Road, Tiverton, RI, Recognition: Ian Rashleigh McNally, Zachary Davey, John Donahue, HEARING OF SAID MATTERS. Sarah Dulac, Leonardo Feliciano, on July 25, 2016, at 7:00 p.m. on a proposed amendment to Maya Umehara, John Donahue, Appendix C, SEWERS AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL, of the Town Alexandra Ryll, Alec Murray, Vincent Fiore, Aurora Goodland, Estate of WILLIAM EDWARD VAREIKA. Dante Krystman, Camryn Luby, Ben- Petition for Probate of Will. Hearing sched- Code of Ordinances, to reflect the creation of the Tiverton Nicholas Clark, Timothy Murray, uled for July 1, 2016. Wastewater District (TWWD) as a separate entity from the Town Aurora Goodland, Jake Weingard jamin Lusignan, Samantha Moreira, and to reflect that the TWWD has taken over jurisdiction of the and Samantha Cookinham. Alec Murray, Timothy Murray, Alex Muzzioli, Emma Panell, Meaghan Estate of BARBARA A. LINHARES. maintenance, care, and control of sewers in the Town. A full draft Representative John G. Edwards Peirson, Zachary Perry, Brianna Petition for Probate of Will. Hearing sched- of the proposed amendment is posted at Tiverton Town Hall and uled for July 1, 2016. Art Award: Sydney Darrow Racicot, Ian Rashleigh McNally, Jen- available at the Clerk’s office in Town Hall. Hector S. Levesque Memorial na Revier, Alexandra Ryll, Charlotte Estate of NORMAN J. RICHARD. Petition Award: Maya Umehara Sanford, Elizabeth Sartini, Ava for Probate of Will. Hearing scheduled for Notice is also hereby given that the Tiverton Town Council will hold Saurette, Samantha Skrzypeic, Lau- July 1, 2016. a PUBLIC HEARING at Town Hall, 343 Highland Road, Tiverton, RI, Society of Women Engineers ren Smith, Maya Umehara, Ally Achievement (juniors): Emma Beck- on July 25, 2016, at 7:00 p.m. on a proposed amendment to Watts, Jake Weingard and Caroline Estate of JOHN CAMBRA. Petition for Chapter 30, COURTS, ARTICLE II, MUNICIPAL COURT of the er and Kyle Pacheco Administration. Hearing scheduled for July Wilson. Tiverton Code of Ordinances. The amendment would regard the Tiverton Cares: Katie Gousie 1, 2016. Guidance Scholarship for Most term of the municipal court Judge’s appointment, the manner of NEA/Tiverton Scholarship: John Industrious Spirit: Ava Saurette, Estate of DOROTHY BRIGHTMAN ZILLY. appointing an acting municipal court Judge or Clerk in cases of sick- Donahue, Timothy Murray, Charlotte Alex Turner, Katie Gousie, Zach Notice is hereby given that Pamela D. Zilly ness, absence, or other disability, effect municipal court rules of pro- Sanford and Zachary Perry Davey and Justin Doré has qualified as Executrix of the Estate of cedure, and make various other changes with regard to the munic- Jean Ford Memorial Scholarship: Timothy Arruda Humanitarian DOROTHY BRIGHTMAN ZILLY. Creditors ipal court. A full draft of the proposed amendment is posted at Paul Botelho Award: Logan Maitland must file their claims in the office of the Tiverton Town Hall and available at the Clerk’s office in Town Hall. Probate Clerk within the time permitted by Red Sox Foundation Scholarship: The University of Rochester’s law beginning June 16, 2016. Charlotte Sanford George Eastman Young Leaders Estate of ANTHONY AGUIAR. Notice is hereby given that Adeline Leite has quali- fied as Executrix of the Estate of ANTHO- Sign up for summer string orchestra camp NY AGUIAR. Creditors must file their claims in the office of the Probate Clerk LEGAL NOTICE TIVERTON — The nonprofit basics or review their skills and within the time permitted by law beginning NOTICE group Up with School Arts! is tune up before the new school June 16, 2016. sponsoring a summer string year. The camp is at Ranger Ele- TIVERTON RESIDENTS orchestra camp from Tuesday to mentary School, North Brayton Estate of ROSEMARY A. VIVEIROS. Notice is hereby given that Philip Viveiros Trash and recyclables will not be collected on Independence Day, Thursday, Aug. 9 to 11, for any Road, from 9 a.m. to noon. has qualified as Administrator of the Estate string students with one or two A fee of $15 covers the cost of Monday, July 4. Collections will be made one day late Tuesday of ROSEMARY A. VIVEIROS. Creditors through Saturday of the holiday week. years of experience or any begin- snacks and beverages. Contact must file their claims in the office of the ning students who are signed up Renee Bond (rbond@tivertons Probate Clerk within the time permitted by Patriot Disposal law beginning June 16, 2016. to be in a performing group this chools.org or 624-3875) or 1-800-762-0244 fall. Michael Daniels (mdaniels@tiver Richard P. D’Addario, Esq., Judge of This is for violin, viola, cello and tonschools.org) by July 1 to sign Probate Court string bass students to learn the up or for more information. Nancy L. Mello, Town Clerk Page 18 Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 OBITUARIES Donald E. Crowther John Margarida Operated The Commons and of St. Catherine of Siena Church, Dress shop foreman, member of Tiverton, and leaves several nieces and Crowthers restaurants Little Compton. An avid Boston of St. Theresa Church Steven Mar- nephews. Donald E. Crowther, 84, of Little sports fan, he also enjoyed boxing John Margarida, 86, of Tiverton, garida and his A Mass of Christian Burial will Compton, died and traveling, but most of all he died peacefully on Sunday, June 5, wife Judi of be celebrated on Saturday, June Tuesday, June loved his family and working at his 2016. He was the beloved hus- Tiverton. 25, at 10 a.m. in St. Theresa 21, 2016, at family restaurants. band of Natalie (Pavao) Margarida Cherished Church, 265 Stafford Rd. Tiverton. Charlton Including his wife, he is survived for 66 years. Born in Fall River, he grandfather of Burial will follow in Pocasset Hill Memorial Hos- by two sons, Donald P. Crowther of was a son of the late John DeSilva Brooke Cemetery. Calling hours are pital after a long Little Compton and Christopher J. Margarida and Mary F. (Enos) (Davidian) respectfully omitted. As an illness. He was Crowther and his wife Imm of Dart- Margarida. Kelly of Attle- expression of sympathy, memori- the husband of mouth; a brother, George Crowther Mr. Margarida worked as a fore- boro, Danielle Margarida of Cum- al contributions may be made to Joan (Marcille) of Little Compton; and two grand- man at several dress shops for berland, Katelyn Margarida Pocasset Elementary School, 242 Crowther; they children, Laura Crowther and many years. Following retire- Dumont of Johnston, and Ashley Main Rd., Tiverton, RI 02818 in were married for 60 years. Angela Crowther. ment, he loved working as a Margarida Replogle of Swansea. memory of John Margarida. Born in Fall River, son of the late In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- school crossing guard in Tiverton Mr. Margarida also had four great Arrangements have been entrust- George and Evelyn (Gagnon) tions may be made to: Shriners for 23 years. He was a communi- grandchildren. Chace Thomas, ed to Pocasset Memorial Funeral Crowther, he had lived in Dart- Hospitals for Children, 2900 N. cant of St. Theresa Church. Nolan John, Adeline Pearl, and Home. For online messages of mouth prior to moving to Little Rocky Point Dr., Tampa, FL 33607 or He leaves his two loving chil- Oscar Steven. He was the brother condolence, kindly visit Compton in 1986. A veteran of the loveshriners.org. dren, Judith A. Davidian-Taylor of the late Francis Margarida and www.almeida-pocasset.com Korean War, he served his country Arrangements are under the and her husband Hennry Taylor Doris Souza. Mr. Margarida, also in the United States Navy. direction of the Potter Funeral He along with his brother opened Home, 81 Reed Rd., Westport. The Commons in 1966 and, in 1982, To sign the on-line guest book, Leona L. Helger opened Crowthers with his brother. please visit Mr. Crowther was a communicant potterfuneralservice.com. Member of she loved to Nathan, Jason, Christina, Allison, St. Christopher’s Church spend time Liza, Cory and Sammy; five great Leona L. (Lavigne) Helger, 81, with her fami- grandchildren; and several Alton B. Chace of Tiverton, passed away on ly. nieces and nephews. Software engineer, He worked as a software engi- Wednesday, June 22, 2016, at St. Survivors, She was the sister of the late video game programmer neer for NASA, General Dynamics, Anne’s Hospital. She was the wife along with her Raymond Lavigne and Dorothy Alton Buchanan Chace, age 38, DNP, and Lockheed Martin and as of Alvin E. Helger of Tiverton. husband, Giacomo. of Tiverton, passed away Wednes- a video game programmer for Mrs. Helger was born in Fall include her Her graveside service was Sat- day, June 22, Acclaim Entertainment, which was River, daughter of the late Leo three sons, urday at Hillside Cemetery, 2016, unexpect- a childhood dream of his. An and Lydia (Laroque) Lavigne and Gary M. Hel- Tiverton. edly at St. active member of the New Life had been a long-time resident of ger, Bruce A. Helger and his wife Calling hours were at the Pot- Anne’s Hospital Christian Center in Texas, he Tiverton. Prior to her retirement Kathy, and Brian E. Helger ter Funeral Home, 81 Reed Road, in Fall River. He enjoyed being a youth minister. He she worked as a seamstress. (Jeanne), all of Tiverton; her Westport, on Saturday prior to was the former was an avid Miami Dolphins, San Mrs. Helger was a communi- brother, Rene Lavigne and his the service. husband of Flo- Antonio Spurs, New York Yankees, cant of St. Christopher’s Church wife Esther of Fall River; her sis- To sign the online guestbook, rencia (Valdez) and Star Wars fan. He enjoyed trav- in Tiverton. She enjoyed bowling ter, Annette Lavigne of Fall River; please visit www.potterfuner- Shoquist of San eling around the world, reading the and gardening but most of all, eight grandchildren, Nicole, alservice.com. Antonio, Tex. Bible (favorite verse Psalm 23), eat- He was born in ing pizza, playing football and soft- Keflavik, Iceland, the son of Mar- ball, playing Xbox, and working on Thomas A. Gontarek Sr. jorie G. (Findlay) Chace of Tiver- projects around the house. ton, and Alton J. Chace of Norfolk, In addition to his parents and his Truck driver for Mr. Gontarek was a truck dri- grandchildren, Justin, Ashley, Va. former wife, he is survived by one Covenant Transportation ver for 25 years for Covenant Alexander and Abigail Gontarek; A graduate of Tiverton High daughter, Kandra Phenn of Thomas A. Gontarek Sr., 78, of Transportation of Connecticut. and two great grandchildren, School, class of 1995, he received Woonsocket; a brother, Gordon S. Wild Cherry Lane, Little Comp- Besides his wife, he leaves one Thomas and Hannah Gontarek. his Bachelor of Science Degree in Chace and his wife Karina of Pur- ton, passed away Monday, June son, Kevin S. Gontarek (Susan) of He was the father of the late Computer Science from Park Uni- cellville, Va.; a sister, Katherine M. 20, 2016, at Home and Hospice of Montana; his daughter-in-law, Thomas A. Gontarek Jr. versity and was fluent in Spanish. Ormond and her husband John of Rhode Island. He was the hus- Sharon Gontarek of Bristol; one His memorial service will be He was a veteran of the United North Providence; many aunts and band of Josephine M. sister, Regina Granato of Penn- later this summer. Funeral States Air Force, serving as a com- uncles, including John E. Chace (Berkauzer) Gontarek; they were sylvania; brother-in-law Joseph arrangements are by Fern Acres puter systems programmer, and his wife Rebecca of Swansea, married for 57 years. Berkauzer of Pennsylvania; four Funeral Home of Little Compton. obtaining the rank of Senior Air- nephews Jack and Tommy, step- man. moms Terri and Vera, and many cousins. Claire Pearce LEGALNOTICE Private arrangements are in the Medical secretary, member the Amicable and Bradley Pearce. Grandchil- care of Waring-Sullivan Home of of Amicable Church Congregation- dren are Rachael Pearce Man- TOWN OF LITTLE COMPTON, Memorial Tribute at Cherry Place. Claire (Driscoll) Pearce, 89, of al Church, ning (Steve), and Timothy, ZONING BOARD OF REVIEW To send a tribute please Tiverton, passed away on May Tiverton, and Christopher and Thomas Pinck- Notice of Public Hearing is hereby given of visit:www.waring-sullivan.com. In 17, 2016. She was the widow of its former ney. Great grandchildren are the appeal of John P. Nelson, Trustee of lieu of flowers, donations can be Milton Wimer Pearce. Born in Social Club. Lilah Pearce and Zachary Pearce. the Louise Nelson Estate, owner of proper- sent to the Wounded Warriors Pro- Fall River, she was the daughter She also Road, Tiverton, at 10 a.m. In ty at 601 West Main Road, Little Compton, RI, Tax Assessors Plat 7, lot 2-1, appealing ject, woundedwarriorproject.org of the late Edith Annie (Bradley) belonged to lieu of flowers, donations may be the May 24, 2016 decision of the Town and Timothy Patrick Driscoll. the Newport made to a charity of one's Zoning Official, Mr. William Moore, with A graduate of BMC Durfee C ounty choice. Arrangements are with respect to subject property. Mr. Nelson, in LEGALNOTICE his capacity as Trustee for the Estate High School, she had worked as Women's Club. the Pocasset Memorial Funeral asserts that Mr. Moore is incorrect in his STATE OF RHODE ISLAND a medical secretary for Dr. She is survived by her chil- Home. www.almeida-pocas- finding that hosting a festival on the subject Probate Court of the Rubin. She was a member of dren, Virginia Pinckney (Dan) set.com for on line guestbook. property is not a permitted use under Table Town of Little Compton 1-A – Principal Use Tables of the Little Compton Zoning Ordinance. NOTICE OF MATTERS PENDING AND FOR HEARING Hearing is set for 7:00 P.M. on July 20, IN SAID COURT 2016, at the Town Hall, 40 Commons, Little The Court will be in session at Compton, Rhode Island. Town Hall On the dates specified in notices below Any person having a legal interest may at 3:00 PM for hearing said matters appear and be heard. of events, people, etc. MALONE, RAYMOND, estate. Probate of Photos Per Order of the Little Compton Zoning Board of Review Will; for hearing July 18, 2016.

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Andrea Barone, Jr. DDS your business Christopher E. Napolitano, DDS in the Sviatoslav Kryschuk, DDS Eileen M. Danaher, DMD Angie Brafford, DMD ? 401-253-6000 Page 20 Sakonnet Times June 30, 2016 Portsmouth turbine should be spinning in ‘2 to 3 weeks’ Owners waiting on and testing the switches to make adding that all metered energy testing, completion sure it passes the witness test by needs to be accounted for by National Grid.” National Grid. of paperwork After that, National Grid comes Coventry has no other interest in out to test the turbine, which is the property, Mr. Brusini empha- BY JIM MCGAW scheduled for the end of this week. sized. [email protected] “They put power into the turbine PORTSMOUTH — No, there’s and then they cut the power to shut Donation to Brown House nothing wrong with the new wind it off for five minutes. When that In a related matter, Town Admin- turbine at Portsmouth High School, testing’s done, then there’s paper- istrator Richard Rainer announced according to the owner of the com- work that goes back and forth and that a $67,500 credit WED received pany that recently erected the they sign on, they put a meter on it, from the town has been donated to machine. then the turbine will run,” he said. the Leonard Brown House renova- The turbine, which went up two Mr. DePasquale added, “National tion project at Glen Farm. weeks ago, isn’t running yet Grid’s ready, we’re ready. it’s just WED received the incentive pay- because there’s still testing and scheduling and paperwork ment from the town for completing paperwork to be completed with between the two of us.” a portion of the project early, and National Grid, according to Mark Voters approved building the the company agreed to return the DePasquale, owner of Wind Energy original turbine with a $3 million money to be used for a public pro- Development (WED). bond issue in 2007. The windmill ject. The town proposed several dif- Mr. DePasquale told the Town was built in 2009 but has been idle ferent options and WED chose the Council Monday night that the tur- since 2012 due to a broken gearbox Brown House project, Mr. Rainer bine should be spinning within supplied by a company that has said. “two to three weeks.” since gone bankrupt. The new turbine at the high school will undergo National Grid tests Council members thanked WED “By the end of this week, we’re The town later entered into a soon and should be spinning within two or three weeks. This photo was for the donation, which will be used scheduled to test with National contract with WED to allow the taken on June 16, the day the blades were installed. toward the town’s plan to revitalize Grid,” he said. town to pay off the remaining debt the dormant historic farmhouse on After the meeting, Mr. that’s left on the turbine. WED paid Excess going to Coventry energy produced by the turbine. Linden Lane. The building would DePasquale explained the process a lump sum of $1.45 million to the “(Portsmouth) is only going to serve as headquarters for the town’s in greater detail town. In exchange, the town is pur- On Monday night, the council consume a portion. This gives Recreation Department and also “It’s called witness testing,” he chasing energy generated from the approved several documents sub- (Coventry) the right to have enough provide office space for local orga- said. “We have a crew out there now new 1.5-megawatt turbine over a mitted by WED, including a sub- interest in the property that they nizations and be rented out to doing high-voltage maintenance 25-year period at a rate of 15.5 cents lease in which the Town of Coven- qualify for net metering,” said groups using the special events that’s testing all the transformers per kilowatt hour. try would purchase any excess Stephen Brusini, attorney for WED, fields, town officials have said. East Bay Life Pages B1-B8 East Bay Life June 29-30, 2016 Page B1

RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. Happy Fourth of July! It's that time of year again—Bristol is a hive of activity, with nightly concerts, carnival rides, fireworks, and of course, the main event on Monday, July 4th—The Military, Civic, and Fireman’s Parade. For all you need to know about all you need to do, turn to page 8 for a preview, then visit Eastbayri.com for a full calendar of holiday events.

ALONG THE WATERFRONT Book Fair turns 55; Bogie’s Santana — Best in Show still going strong he focus of much atten- BY LAURA LATOUR tion at last weekend’s T Mystic WoodenBoat The Westport Friends' Book Fair Show was the 55-foot Sparkman & has been a summer tradition on Stevens yawl Santana, fresh from the South Coast for fifty-five years. a complete restoration by a team Visitors travel from all over the of East Bay experts. country to attend this massive That project won East Passage book sale, one of the largest and Boatwrights of oldest in New England. "I know Bristol the entire families who plan their show’s Concours summer vacations around the d’Elegance ’Pro- book fair," says Deana Chase, a fessionally member of the Westport Friends Restored Best in Meeting for over thirty years. “In Show’ award. this day and age when books are Although San- very expensive, it's nice that peo- Bruce tana has had Santana, the star of last week’s Mystic WoodenBoat Show. ple still have the opportunity to BURDETT many owners buy [them]." Over the course of over her 80-plus the week-long sale, generations of years, she is known as ‘Bogie’s spent every moment he could trophy in 1938. families share in the delight of boat’ for the late actor Humphrey aboard Santana, cruising, racing Said Classic Boat Magazine on discovering lost literary gems, Bogart who owned and cherished or just using her as a weekend Sunday, “Perhaps the star of the picking through over 25,000 gen- KEVIN LEE the yacht from 1945 to 1957 escape. The yacht is also a two- show was 55-foot S&S Santana, a A young reader, engrossed in a (actors Ray Milland and Dick Pow- time Newport to Bermuda Race See FAIR Page 4 find from a previous year’s fair. ell are earlier owners). Bogart veteran, winning the schooner See WATERFRONT Page 3 Page B2 East Bay Life June 29-30, 2016 Help wanted aboard America’s newest Tall Ship

Oliver Hazard Perry Rhode but none of the things they don’t. Island (OHPRI) is seeking to hire “There’s a 130-foot rig to climb and licensed deckhands for its brand seven miles of line to haul at the new 200-foot SSV Oliver Hazard start of the day, but there are hot Perry, which is based in Newport showers and climate controlled and scheduled to sail throughout spacious accommodations to New England this summer. The Tall retreat to at the end of the day.” SSV Ship is the first full-rigged ocean- Oliver Hazard Perry’s modern going ship to be built in the United amenities below also include an The 200-foot States in over 100 years and environmental science lab, state- SSV Oliver requires that crew applying hold an of-the art classroom technology, Hazard Perry Able Seaman license or Masters wheelchair accessibility, and cli- is hiring license (any tonnage) with auxil- mate-controlled learning spaces. deckhands iary sail endorsement or interna- Above decks, her rig includes 19 for the sea- tional equivalent. spars and 20 sails for a total 14,000 son. “Anyone who has been watching square feet of sail area. the project and wanting to get OHPRI will run programs for stu- aboard and be part of our first dents of all ages during year-round operational crew: now is the time operation, initially along the East to make a move!” said OHPRI Coast, but the organization has Executive Director Jess Wurzbach- plans for venturing much farther er. "We’ve got an exciting summer afield, as the Perry is designed and ONNE VANDERWAL ahead with lots of sailing and some equipped for ocean-going voyages. adult trips coming up in the Fall.” The ship’s programs this summer programs and adult voyages in the Wurzbacher. ship; and suited for the duties and Wurzbacher pointed out that include one- to two-week voyages Fall. Deck crew members work the responsibilities outlined at SSV Oliver Hazard Perry has every- in partnership with academic insti- “While our immediate openings ship both on deck and aloft. They ohpri.org/employment. thing crews love about Tall Ships, tutions as well as teen summer are only for licensed deck crew, we also lead the trainee crew mem- Positions are full-time and live- are growing our professional devel- bers (both youth and adult) in all aboard. (Room and board provid- opment program to help the right aspects of shipboard operations. ed.) To be paid, candidates must be candidates gain their Able Seaman Applicants must be comfortable U.S. citizens or permanent resi- license and progress up into a working aloft; willing to live by the dents. For more information, email licensed position aboard,” said rules and regulations aboard the [email protected].

TRASH OR TREASURE? Art and antiques summer reading list ere is a list of great the Guild of St. Luke in Amster- about a boy and his happen- books for those who dam circa 1630. An art histori- stance acquisition of a paint- H love art and antiques: an and conservator becomes ing. Lots of action. entangled in a mystery with the "A Paris Apartment" owner of Sara Vos’ s last known "Art of the Con" by Michelle Gable work. by Anthony Amore Historical fiction novel about Written by the Director of an apartment full of treasures "The Hare with the Amber Eyes" Security at the Isabella Stewart which had been by Edmund de Waal Gardner Museum, Amore is sealed for Novel written by a man who also in charge of the investiga- decades. inherited his uncle’s collection tion to retrieve the paintings "People of the of netsuke and seeks the truth stolen in1990. This book dis- Book" by Geral- of where the collection origi- cusses the world’s most famous dine Brooks nated while learning the truth art forgers. His other book Historical fic- about his family. “Stealing Rembrandts” is also tion novel Karen good. It is about the most about a rare WATERMAN "Object of Beauty" famous art thefts in the world book expert by Steve Martin who is researching a book from (including the Isabella Stewart Yes - THE Steve Martin. Great 1492 and all of its owners. Gardner theft). work of fiction about a "The Last Painting of Sara Vos" woman’s climb up the ladder in Karen Waterman is a fine art, by Dominic Smith the “dog eat dog” art world in antique furniture and decorative New York. Historical fiction novel based arts appraiser in the East Bay on the first woman to be "The Goldfinch" by Donna Tartt area.You can reach her at admitted as a master painter to [email protected]. Sunset Cruise This Pulitzer Prize winner is Proceeds to benefit the Bristol Team walking in the Martin’s Garden Notes Avon 39 Breast Cancer Walk on July 9-10, 2016. GARDENING IN THE SHADE Sunset Sail $500 Garden Shop, Inc. There are plenty of options now for gardens in the shade. Often interesting foliage plants like hostas are excellent for providing structure for your shade gar- Includes 5 HRS, 4-8 guests, 54 Bristol Ferry Rd. den. Astilbe, with plumes of white, pink or red or Pulmonaria offering speckled drinks & hors d' oeuvres, Portsmouth, RI 02871 foliage and pink, white or blue blooms in early Spring add color. Old fashioned good until Oct. 30th 2017. Bleeding Heart blooms beautifuly in early spring while the dwarf forms bloom Phone: 401.683.2231 all summer. Cruise needs to be paid by July 6th, Web site: igsinc.com receipt available to ensure cruise benefit. Groundcovers are effective in the shade including pachysandra, and myrtle. Be 10% Off cautious with ivy as it is quite agressive and hard to control when established. Captain Jean Pierre Mouligne has a 100 ton Master License, One Pachysandra discovered by a nursery in Connecticut is called Green and a 45 foot Jeanneau sailboat sloop. Every Tuesday! Sheen is slower growing with glossy foliage. Introducing scattered groups of A fun, family, friends or business outing, tax deductible contribution other perennials like hostas in a bed of groundcover adds interest to the space. To book the sunset cruise call Kate at Several perennials bloom late in the season in the shade including Toad Lily 864-0017 or email [email protected] (two trips available). with speckled blooms in October. Ferns, Andromeda, Rhododendron, If you would like to a make separate donation, please go to Mountain Laurel and Japanese Holly also work well. www.avon39.org and enter the name CLOSED JULY 4TH All these add up to interesting possiblities for your shady garden. Stop by and Kate Mouligne or Sandra McGovern Dugan in the donate section. Open: 9-5 Every Day we will be glad to show them to you! East Bay Life June 29-30, 2016 Page B3 NO FLUKE Black sea bass season open his year, the minimum and about 19.7” long. Sung Harbor Marina. “Smaller size for black sea bass in Ideal water temperature for striped bass in the 12 to 15 pound T Rhode Island is 15”, last black sea bass is 59 to 64 degrees. range are being caught in the War- year it was 14”. The first sub period ren River with pogies (Atlantic stared Friday, June 24 and runs to 10.75 pound summer flounder menhaden) being the bait of August 31 with a three fish/per- takes tournament choice. However, anglers are say- son/day limit. Brian Stafford took first place in ing the Atlantic menhaden are not The second sub- the ‘Fluke Til Ya Puke’ tourna- plentiful this year, they are very period runs from ment (1,212 registered partici- hard to come by compared to the September 1 to pants) with a 10.75 summer last couple of years,” said John Lit- December 31 flounder that netted a $5,000 cash tlefield of Archie’s. Dave Henault of with a seven prize and then he won $9,950 in Ocean State Tackle said, “Capt. fish/person/day the High Stakes Calcutta category. Jack Sprengel of East Coast Char- limit. Angler John McCann took second ters is catching striped bass in the Anglers have place with a 10.40 pound fluke Providence River to 30 pounds Capt. Dave been catching and Vinny Deledda finished third using live and chunked Atlantic MONTI keeper size black with a 10.35 pound fish. menhaden. There is also a good sea bass since bass bite on the east side of Pru- early spring before the season NOAA publishes 2016 sea-day dence Island.” opened while fishing for tautog schedule The scup bite is still good with and summer flounder. So this This year NOAA will be able to anglers catching them all over. should be a good year for black fund the 2016 Standardized “Colt State Park and the Mt. Hope sea bass. Dave Henault of Ocean Bycatch Reporting Methodology Bridge have been good areas to State Tackle, Providence said, monitoring program and will use fish for scup. They have been “Right now the black sea bass bite the remaining funds to offset catching large fish there in the 15” is far more productive than the some of the commercial fishing to 20” range.” John Littlefield of summer founder bite off Newport industry’s costs of the groundfish Ron Boccanfusco and his grandson David Murphy caught striped bass Archie’s Bait & Tackle, Riverside and Jamestown.” Anglers have at-sea monitoring program. to 23 pounds while trolling tube & worm in the Providence River with said, “The scup bite has improved been catching black sea bass Any sector trip beginning on or Dave Murphy (David’s father). in the upper bay with anglers now when fishing for summer flounder after July 1 may be eligible for starting to catch them a Sabin (fluke) in the four to five pound reimbursement of at-sea monitor- sea bass when the season opened pound fluke from the southwest Point and at the Barrington range. I caught several this weeks ing costs through a program we this week. Easy boat limits of big side of Block Island this week. The Bridge.” at Warwick Light. are developing with the Atlantic sea bass were attained with fish up best bite is definitely at Block Offshore. “The charter boat States Marine Fisheries Commis- to and over 5 pounds recorded. Island. And the black sea bass bite Lady K landed a 110 pound mako Black sea bass facts sion. Solid fluke results each day but is great with some very nice fish shark last week. Many other small- Black sea bass are primarily Because this support is not like- anglers often had to work for them being taken at the Hooter Buoy, off er makos were taken by anglers black (sounds odd), but they have ly to last for the entire year, this a bit. Still a respectable amount of the center wall (of the Harbor of too. Bluefin tuna were sited on the the ability to adjust their color to method preserves the contract anglers amassed four to six keep- Refuge) and along the coast in the surface this week at Cox’s Ledge blend in with the bottom with col- relationships sectors already have ers apiece with a couple of anglers Greenhill area,” said Elisa Cahill of but no one has hooked up with ors ranging from grey, brown, in place with at-sea monitor managing a boat limit this week. Snug Harbor Marina, South them yet.” black to a deep indigo hue. providers. The biggest fish of the week was Kingstown. “Fluke fishing at War- Captain Dave Monti has been They spend most of their time Contact Teri Frady at NOAA taken by longtime regular Joe wick Light was on and off this around the bottom and can be with questions, 508/495-2239 or fishing and shellfishing for over 40 Gagne of Cumberland, who put a week… one day anglers were years. He holds a captain’s master found near rocky areas, jetties, rips [email protected]. fine 12.3 pound slab on the deck catching them and the next day and like a lot of bottom fish, they license and a charter fishing of the Gail Frances Saturday. Joe nothing,” said John Littlefield of license. He is a RISAA board like structure. Where’s the bite caught this mammoth fluke on a Archie’s Bait & Tackle, Riverside. Black sea bass are hermaphro- Black sea bass and summer member, a member of the RI Party half-ounce white Spro tipped with The striped bass bite disap- & Charter Boat Association and a ditic fish… they begin life as flounder (fluke) fishing improved squid and spearing.” Dave peared off Block Island this week. female then turn male. this week with Block Island’s south member of the RI Marine Fisheries Henault of Ocean State Tackle, Some think it was the full moon. I Council. Contact or forward Black sea bass put up a good side and the southern coastal Providence, said, “The summer think it will return by the end of feisty fight but they do not grow to shore being good spots. Capt. fishing news and photos to Capt. flounder bite has not been great the week. One customer was spot- Dave at [email protected] be large fish in the Northeast. Frank Blount of the Frances Fleet, yet, but the black sea bass bite has ting them at the Southwest Ledge The largest black sea bass said, “It was a good week for fluke or visit his website at been good off Newport and on his fish finder but they were noflukefishing.com. caught was 9 pounds, 8 ounces fishing with excellent results on Jamestown. “We weighed in a 9.1 just not biting,” said Elis Cahill of WATEFRONT: More Newport-Bermuda results; fundraiser for RI’s own Tall Ship 1930’s,” says East Passage the deck hardware. New Sitka ished third in the St. David’s Light- 6 p.m. with cocktails, raw bar and From Page 1 Boatwrights. “She remained a Spruce spars were constructed house Division Class 6 (all J-120s) hors d'oeuvres, allowing guests to yawl until 1999 when she under- and the sail plan was converted in the Newport Bermuda Race last mingle dockside before touring went a partial restoration and was back to a yawl rig.” week. the 200-foot SSV Oliver Hazard restoration that has had the clas- changed back to a schooner rig.” Santana was launched here in Ray Renaud of the Bristol Yacht Perry, the largest civilian training sic boat scene talking for a while, Now the yacht is a yawl once May and will “join the fleet of oth- Club sailed his C&C 35 Aggressive vessel in America and the first but now here the boat is, and she’s more. er historical Sparkman & Stephens to an 8th place finish in the St ocean going full-rigged ship to be just as jaw dropping as we’d been East Passage Boatwrights yachts that call New England David’s Lighthouse Division Class built in the U.S.A. in over 100 told. Just one look at the wheel is describes the project as “exten- home including Sonny and 3. years. Dinner will be followed by enough to conjure up images of sive” which puts it mildly. Dorade”. dancing until 11 p.m. Bogart and Bacall sitting in the The firm writes on its website … Tall ship party Tickets start at $200 and typical- cockpit enjoying, what, a Dry Mar- “A total of 90% of the original Bermuda results Oliver Hazard Perry Rhode ly sell out. They cannot be pur- tini, a Mystic pale ale?” steam bent white oak frames were Since last week’s posting, Bob Island will host its 2016 fund-rais- chased at the door. For more The ambitious two-year project replaced with laminated frames of Manchester and Vamoose, a J-120, ing party at Newport Shipyard on information visit included replacement of the the same species. Because of elec- of the Barrington Yacht Club fin- Friday, July 1. The party begins at www.ohpri.org/events entire deck, framing and yet trical corrosion at the diagonal another rig transformation for the bronze strapping in the areas of yacht that was built in 1935 by the original schooner mast loca- The Tides* HiAM HiPM LoAM LoPM Sunrise Sunset Wilmington Boat Works in Califor- tions, the entire length of the hull nia. was re-planked with genuine Wednesday, June 29 3:37 (4.2) 4:13 (4.8) 8:56 10:29 5:12 8:25 First order of business for the mahogany. Thursday, June 30 4:41 (4.2) 5:17 (5.1) 9:58 11:33 5:13 8:25 boat’s new owners (names not dis- “When she came to Friday, July 1 5:46 (4.3) 6:18 (5.3) 10:56 — 5:13 8:24 closed) was trucking Santana Portsmouth, the original deck Saturday, July 2 6:45 (4.5) 7:15 (5.5) 12:28/11:50 — 5:14 8:24 across country from California to from 1935 was still installed and it Rhode Island where Loughbor- had been reduced in thickness Sunday, July 3 7:40 (4.7) 8:07 (5.6) 1:21 12:42 5:14 8:24 ough Marine Interests from 1-1/4” in some areas. Monday, July 4 8:32 (4.9) 8:58 (5.5) 2:13 1:33 5:15 8:24 (Portsmouth) contracted with Although all of the deck beams Tuesday, July 5 9:23 (4.9) 9:47 (5.4) 3:00 2:25 5:15 8:23 East Passage Boatwrights (Bristol) needed to be replaced, the sheer Wednesday, July 6 10:12 (4.9) 10:35 (5.1) 3:41 3:14 5:16 8:23 to begin work in 2014. clamp and beam shelf were able Thursday, July 7 11:02 (4.7) 11:22 (4.7) 4:15 4:01 5:17 8:23 “She was originally designed to be re-used. Upon the comple- and built as a stay’sl schooner but tion of the deck installation, EPB New Moon July 4 — Full Moon July 19 was converted to a yawl a few manufactured new bulwarks, years after her launch in the late caprails and located and installed * Information is based on tides in Bristol Harbor. Page B4 East Bay Life June 29-30, 2016

KEVIN LEE Friends book fair features an extensive collection of children’s books. FAIR: Main fundraising event for Westport Friends

From Page 1 Gretchen Baker-Smith, Westport Friends' Property Coordinator. Each year, the Book Fair Com- See the parade in style! tly-used books for sale ranging in mittee starts from scratch, rely- price from six-for-a-dollar to five ing on community donations to Linden Place, an 1810 Federal chairs under the shade of the Lin- ets at 500 Hope Street, by tele- dollars each for more collectible stock the fair. mansion in the heart of Bristol, is den trees. Tour the mansion, stroll phone at (401) 253-0390 or pur- books. This year, the Book Fair will the best seat in town for viewing the gardens, soak up Bristol’s fes- chase tickets online at www.lin- The Westport Friends' Book open with the traditional “open- the nationally famous Bristol tive atmosphere. Tickets are $80 denplace.org. Don’t miss Bristol’s Fair serves as the main fundrais- ing whistle” on Saturday, July 9th Fourth of July Parade. Located for adults, $55 for children and biggest event of the year and sup- ing event of the Westport Month- at 11 a.m. on the Meeting House directly on the historic Bristol include breakfast and lunch. Lin- port the restoration of this historic ly Meeting of the Religious Soci- grounds at 938 Main Road in Fourth of July Parade route, Lin- den Place members receive a $10 landmark. ety of Friends (Quakers) who will Westport. The Book Fair’s six-for- den Place will be offering bleach- discount on tickets. Stop by the There’s no place like Linden be celebrating a milestone 300th a-dollar paperbacks can be pur- er-style seating, and tables and Linden Place office to reserve tick- Place on the 4th of July! anniversary this year. "The chased starting at 10 a.m. with Annual Book Fair raises about the children’s book section open- thirty-two percent of our yearly ing exclusively for kids at 10:45 POLI-TICKS operating costs," says Greg a.m. Rain or shine, the Book Marsello, who took on the role of Fair will continue through Sun- Book Fair Steering Committee day, July 19. Light lunch, snacks, Congressional Republicans look dumb and dumber Clerk about eight years ago. The and beverages will be sold only money is allocated for property on the opening day of the sale. ITEM: Warning ITEM: People on terrorist lists was involved in terrorism. How upkeep expenses, religious edu- For more information, call labels on ciga- should have access to guns since idiotic can they be? Anyone with cation and a “Helping Fund” 508/636-4963 or visit www.west- rettes are stupid. the list could mistakenly have even the remotest knowledge of which supports in-need mem- portfriendsmeeting.org. Some people somebody on it that is law-abid- the criminal justice system knows bers of their community. smoke and nev- ing. that it is virtually impossible to The Book Fair also benefits the er develop lung ITEM: Ditto for no-fly lists. make such a case during that larger community by making Laura LaTour is an avid reader, cancer. Query: Just how smart are the timeline. books available for purchase at a former bookseller and author- ITEM: E-verify above positions? In the case of The terrorist watch list has very reasonable rates. “A very sig- events coordinator, and is Arlene is dumb. Some Republican senators there should close to 1 million people on it but nificant percentage of the chil- currently working as a freelance VIOLET people make it be no prohibition for those on a fewer than 5000 Americans or dren's books are bought by writer and publicist. Drop her a on the list that terrorist watch list from securing legal residents are on the tally. teachers, service organizations line and tell her what you are aren’t here illegally. any legal weapon after 72 hours. The narrower no-fly list has or charter school parents’ groups reading: ITEM: The FDA should be abol- The sale would only be banned 81,000, names the overwhelming for school libraries,” says [email protected] ished. The overwhelming majori- after a prosecutor convinced a majority of whom are not U.S. ty of people don’t contract e coli. judge that the would-be buyer citizens or legal residents. This is not a wholesale block. Yet, the G- O-P (spelled N-R-A) eschews any reasonable restrictions for those whose activities are being moni- tored for terrorist-related activi- ties. The extremism in this country is frightening. Donald Trump, in his book, "The America We Deserve", wanted to ban all assault weapons and advocated a longer waiting period to purchase a gun. Now, he wants guys and gals in bars slinging pistols after their third martini so they can pop an attacker between the eyes. His recent argument is very simi- lar to those yahoos (yes, yahoos) who want everybody armed at schools, church etc., to counter- balance an attack. Pistol Packin’ Mama is surely a match for AR-15 assailant intent on killing the children or congregation so let’s not curb his access to assault weapons. Or is she? TIME (June 21, 2016) magazine broke down data on the gun laws and culture of 10 countries. U.S. gun ownership is an anomaly with ownership at 270 million guns or 88.8 guns per 100 people. Australia had 15 guns

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From FACING PAGE per 100 people and India 4.2 per A story of heroism for Independence Day 100. Is this country safer than those places? Other than a few venous antibiotic. Halyburton BY DONNA DELEO BRUNO instances of thwarting crime one tended to Cherry's every need, would expect the numbers to be Two Souls Indivisible is the doing all in his power to assuage huge given the gun ownership in harrowing story of two POWs, his partner's suffering. "He kept this country. Porter Halyburton, a white me alive," declared Cherry; "It The answer is far simpler than Naval lieutenant (and former was a privilege," asserted Haly- arming everybody. It is common Bristol resident), and Fred Cher- burton. "Our friendship sense to bar suspected terrorists ry, a black major in the US Air renewed my spirit and motivat- from securing guns. Steps like Force, both shot down by enemy ed me to find meaning in my barring capital crimes perpetra- fire over Vietnam and impris- captivity...the task of caring for tors and mentally certifiable folks oned for seven years. They suf- him gave a definite purpose to from purchasing a weapon are fered brutal abuse by their cap- my immediate existence." steps in the right direction. tors. After four years of solitary These two individuals, as do Online purchases should not be confinement in freezing, rat- so many other unheralded exempt from background checks infested cells, existing on a diet heroes, reflect our country's for these categories as well. of moldy bread and watery soup highest ideals of sacrifice and Gun enthusiasts will see even containing cockroaches, Haly- honor. In the horrendous these modest steps as an erosion burton's resolve to live was atmosphere of a prison camp, of the second amendment but it’s waning. At the very nadir of his together, through mutual pretty hard to make that argu- existence, he became the cell- respect, compassion, and ment when folks here possess mate of a very seriously injured humanity, Halyburton and 270 million firearms and over 8 Fred Cherry, on the verge of Cherry created "a more perfect million of them are military style death, his shoulder wrenched America," which should be the rifles. Hysteria rules, as shall be from its socket, the entire arm goal of all Americans on this evident from the response to this dangling limp. Halyburton's Independence Day. column. The fact is that the NRA order:"You must take care of protects its real constituency, i.e. Cherry." And so began one of the gun dealers, by wrapping its the most remarkable encounters Donna DeLeo Bruno is a native mission with rhetoric about the in military history. Bristolian and a retired teacher knocking his head against the of humanity over inhumanity. of writing and literature. She Second Amendment. Anyone Halyburton, a product of the cement wall. Even in agony, he During their imprisonment who is blind enough to allow ter- South, had been raised to now splits her time between was transmitting information together, each man gave the Bristol and Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., rorist suspects to acquire believe that blacks were intellec- about enemy tactics, and his other the incentive to resist and weapons is unpatriotic— tually inferior, and had never where she gives book reviews at defiance, resilience, and endure. In Cherry's most weak- the local library as well as at notwithstanding all the diver- known a black pilot. Similarly, resourcefulness made him a leg- ened state—85 lbs, frail, wasted, sionary brouhaha about protect- Cherry was wary of this young book clubs and women's clubs. end among POWs. Halyburton, unable to stand—his friend Her book "One Who Reads Is ing the Second Amendment. white lieutenant and assumed too, was subjected to the most cared for him as best he could; that Halyburton might be a Always Booked" is scheduled to sadistic forms of torture. But the screamed and demanded med- be released in fall 2016, with a mole. While cellmates, Halybur- most awe-inspiring portion of ical care, citing the rules of the Arlene Violet is an attorney and ton taught Cherry a code of second title coming out in former Rhode Island Attorney the book is how these two men Geneva Convention, demanding winter 2016. communication involving tap- were victorious in their exercise blood transfusions and intra- General. ping which Cherry later used by Page B6 East Bay Life June 29-30, 2016 Food& Dining

HEALTHY EATING Packing for a healthy day at the beach ummer—and beach whole wheat tortilla. 1. Spread mustard onto the whole days—have officially 4. Don't forget about the wheat tortilla. Sbegun! Packing your own snacks. Cut up fruits and vegeta- 2. Lay turkey, cheese, carrots and lunch and snacks can be a cost- bles are easy to eat and to pack. spinach down in the middle of the effective way to Try freezing blueberries or grapes tortilla. stick to your the night before for a refreshing 3. Roll up the tortilla as tight as it healthy routine. treat. Other ideas include 100 will go. Wrap in plastic wrap or foil Check out our calorie bags of popcorn, part- to pack for the beach! list on how to skim string cheese, or Greek Serving Size: 1 roll up prepare for your yogurt. next beach day. Information gathered & adapt- ed from today.com. Have a ques- Nutrition Information per Serv- Emily 1. Start with a tion for EVOLUTION's Registered ing: 311 calories, 11.2 grams fat DELCONTE cooler. Make Dietitians? Send us an email at (5.3 grams unsaturated fat), 25.4 sure its an [email protected]. You may grams carbohydrate, 4.7 grams appropriate size for your group. see your question in a future Edi- fiber, 25 grams protein Add a few frozen ice packs. bles! Recipe adapted from cookeat- 2. Pack plenty of water. It's share.com. important to stay hydrated while Turkey Roll Ups Emily DelConte is the Nutrition out in the sun. Freeze water bot- Servings: 1 Director at Evolution Nutrition, tles the night before to help them I Inc., a group practice of stay cool for longer. 1 teaspoon mustard I Registered Dietitians offering 3. What's for lunch? Create 1 medium whole wheat tortilla nutrition counseling for adults, healthy and easy to eat lunches. I 2 slices low sodium turkey meat adolescents, and children. Most Sandwiches usually work best. I 1 slice provolone cheese visits are covered by medical Try peanut butter and apple I 1/4 cup carrots, shredded insurance plans. To contact them slices on whole grain bread or a please call 401/396-9331. turkey and cheese roll up on a I handful of spinach

OPEN FOR LUNCH Good-for-you summer cookouts hether hosting or attending, healthfully Wnavigating a summer cookout can be tough. Going in with a plan can help make cook- outs fun, without ruining your 200 Gooding Ave. Bristol RI • 401-396-8933 routine. mycasamargaritas.com HOURS: Monday - Thursday 11am- 10pm Here are a few steps to guide Friday - Saturday 11am - 11:00pm ¥ Sunday 11:30am - 10:00pm you through your next cookout: LUNCH SPECIAL 1. Start with vegetables. Have a $5 OFF with $20 order salad or munch on raw veggies with dip while waiting for the main course to be served. DINNER SPECIAL 2. Offer to bring a side. This is not only a nice gesture, but helps $10 OFF with $40 order you control what is there. Make a vinegar-based coleslaw or swap mayo with Greek yogurt for a lower fat option. You could also pick up store bought hummus, guacamole, or salsa for dipping. 3. Think outside of the box. Swap out burgers and hot dogs Salmon Burgers 3. Form into 4 patties, about 4 for salmon, turkey, or veggie inches across and 1/3-inch thick. burgers. Top with vegetables such Servings: 4 as spinach, tomato, and onion, or 4. Heat the oil in a skillet over skip the bun. medium heat. Add the patties and I 1 1/4 pounds boneless, skinless cook until browned, about 2 min- 4. Use condiments wisely. Opt salmon fillets, cut into 1-inch cubes utes. Flip and cook until the burgers for choices such as mustard or I are cooked through, about another low-fat dressing. Mayonnaise, 1/2 small red onion, minced I 2-3 minutes. Transfer to a paper Portsmouth | 401.683.3138 | www.15pointroad.com ketchup and barbecue sauce can 1/2 tablespoon honey towel-lined tray and allow patties DINNER Tues - Sun 5-10pm be loaded with fat and hidden I 1/2 tablespoon prepared horse- to rest for about 2 minutes. *Burg- Now Serving Lunch Thurs-Sunday 11:30am - 3pm sugar. radish ers can also be cooked on the grill 5. Limit the alcohol. When I Sprinkle of fresh dill, salt, freshly with olive oil spray. drinking, try to alternate your ground pepper 5. Add to bun and top with tomato drinks with water. It is important I 1 tablespoon olive oil and onion. to stay hydrated while out in the sun. Serving size: 1 patty KIDS EA 6. Satisfy your sweet tooth. 1. Place half of the salmon in a food T Whip up a refreshing fruit salad processor and pulse until finely FREE or try grilling fruits. Bananas, chopped, about 10 short pulses. EVERY Transfer into a large bowl and TUESDAY peaches, pears and pineapple are Nutrition information per some of our favorites! repeat with the remaining salmon. serving: 247 calories, 12.5 grams Information gathered & adapt- If you do not have a food processor fat (10.7 grams unsaturated fat), chop salmon by hand and transfer ed from today.com. Have a ques- to a large bowl. 3.9 grams carbohydrate, 0.4 LUNCH SPECIAL! tion for EVOLUTION's Registered grams fiber, 28.4 grams protein, 2. Add the onion, honey, and horse- LUNCH BURRITO $5.00 Dietitians? Send us an email at 100 milligrams sodium [email protected]. You may radish to the salmon. Season lightly INCLUDES CHIPS & SALSA with fresh dill, salt, and freshly 213 Taunton Avenue see your question in a future Edi- ground pepper. Knead with hands Recipe adapted from (in the Ramada Inn) DINE IN ONLY bles! until combined. cookeatshare.com. Seekonk, MA • 508-557-1320 Expires 7/31/16 East Bay Life June 29-30, 2016 Page B7 Food& Dining A quick sweet and sour pickle perfect for summer

BY LYNDA REGO add. Sometimes I do half sprigs until tightly packed. [email protected] cucumbers and half onion. The In a small saucepan, combine This time of year, we love red onion is perfect served atop 1 1/4 cups water with the sugar, fresh vegetables and fruits pre- a cracker or crostini spread with vinegar and salt. Stir over medi- pared any which way — paté. um heat just until the liquid is steamed, sautéed, roasted, warm and the sugar is complete- grilled or ... pickled? Sweet & Sour Yes, pickling vegetables and ly dissolved. preserving fruits are a great way Overnight Pickles Pour the warm liquid over the to give them a fresh, tangy, cool, Makes 1 quart cucumbers. Cover the jar tightly firm texture and taste. I 2 medium cucumbers, thinly and refrigerate for at least 24 Pickled vegetables are great sliced hours. with all types of meat, especial- I 1/4 of a red onion, thinly sliced These will keep for at least a ly barbecue and paté. I think I month — if they last that long! they are great with paté or 1/3 cup turbinado sugar (Sugar in the Raw) or white sugar hummus because they cut the Visit Lynda Rego on Facebook at richness and complement/con- I 1/3 cup red wine vinegar www.facebook.com/ trast with the creaminess. I 2 teaspoons coarse kosher salt lynda.rego where she shares tips I was looking for a fresh, crisp I 3 or 4 sprigs of fresh thyme (or on cooking, books, gardening, pickle to serve at a cocktail par- dill or rosemary) ty and came across a recipe I genealogy and other topics. found years ago. It’s so easy and In a glass quart jar, layer the Click on Like and share ideas fast and you can vary what you cucumbers, onion and herb for upcoming stories. These pickles can be made one day and eaten the next.

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Have any food and dining time. Enjoy more than two dozen farmers, class, dinner, food, advance, 401/635-2400. promptly at 1 p.m. Adult tickets news you want to share? Send it vendors, live music, and a free wine, water, taxes and tips. Dur- are $30, children are $15, and to us at life@eastbaynewspa- cooking demonstration on how ing this class Food.Stories.Travel Cookin’ It Old School they can be purchased after pers.com. to successfully enjoy a clamboil will share more information at Hope & Main masses or by calling the parish at home. Freshly prepared foods about their upcoming tour "Art office at 401/245-7000. Please Food Truck Fridays will be available for purchase, and Food in Tuscany" at the end Tyler Demora, Executive Chef note that no coolers or alcohol Enjoy Roger Williams Park with along with pantry staples and of April 2017, where you will of Local 121 in Providence, is fea- may be brought into the event; a variety of food trucks, every Fri- produce, meat, and eggs from meet with food producers and tured at Hope & Main's intimate tickets are only available through day from 5 to 8 p.m. through local farmers. Live music by different artists of the region. and interactive tasting dinner, July 3. October. At Carousel Village in crowd favorites Nicky P. Folk and Register quickly as space is limit- Cookin’ It Old School, on July 25. Roger Williams Park, 1000 Elm- Otis Read. Free and open to the ed. If you have any questions call Demora is celebrated for his Community cooking classes in wood Ave., Providence. The event public, Sunday, July 3 from 10 508/636-4177. French-inspired technique, his Dartmouth is free to attend, but there are a.m. to 2 p.m. Dog friendly. snout-to-tail butchery of animals nominal fees for the carousel, Senior Luncheon he hand selects, and his flavorful The Dartmouth Grange will pony rides, and bounce house. Tuscan Cooking Class in Little Compton seasonal ingredient selections, offer community cooking classes in Westport prepared with respect and exper- at its shared-use kitchen at 1133 Clambake at Fort Adams Join the Little Compton Com- tise. Guests will enjoy seeing Fisher Road. There will be a vari- Enjoy a Public Clambake with This Tuscan cooking class and munity Center and enjoy locally their food prepared, learn pro- ety of ongoing cooking classes, McGrath Clambakes to celebrate dinner in Westport is hosted by catered lunch by some of the fessional techniques from Chef farm tour cooking classes, and the start of Fourth of July Week- Dedee and Bill Shattuck in the finest cooks in Little Compton, Demora, and sit down to a tast- kitchen-related lectures, taught end! Enjoy music, food, an open gallery and features Chef- who volunteer to prepare deli- ing meal with up to 15 others. by local chefs and experienced, bar, games and more at Historic Instructor Angelo Guida of cious meals for senior citizens From 6 to 9 p.m.; $100. Register artisan food producers. Classes Fort Adams. Event runs from 6 to Food.Stories.Travel, in addition every Monday, Wednesday and at bit.ly/TylerDemora. will be announced online at 9 p.m.; advanced ticket purchase to some vendors that will be Friday. Don’t miss this opportu- www.dartmouthgrange.org. For is required. For more informa- introduced during the grocery nity to share good food with Clambake in Warren more information, or to be tion contact the Fort Adams shopping hour! The class with good friends at the Little Comp- The St. Mary of the Bay parish added to the cooking class e- Trust at 401/841-0707. meet at 4 pm for grocery shop- ton Community Center. A $3 is holding its annual clambake mail list, contact Beth Gallo, ping followed by the cooking les- donation for the disabled and on Sunday, July 10, at the Pete kitchen manager, at beth@dart- Clamboil at Schoolyard Market son to begin at 5:30 and end with seniors age 50 and over, or $6 Sepe pavilion, 50 Asylum Rd., mouthgrange.org or 508/636- Hope & Main's weekly interac- a four course Tuscan dinner. under age 50 is suggested. Please Warren. The bake will be served 1900. tive outdoor maker market cele- Sunday, July 17 from 4 to 7 p.m.; call to reserve at least 48 hours in brates our nation’s indepen- Dedee Shattuck Gallery, 1 Part- dence a day early with a very spe- ners Lane, Westport. Price is $109 Newport County’s Largest Selection of Seafood cial East Bay clamboil featuring per person and includes visits to local kelp and local shellfish, plus Family Style Dining a custom designed corn roaster Baked • Grilled • Fried • Boiled that can smoke up to 50 cobs at a Seafood Market Live Lobster Native, Sea Scallops & Fresh Fish Daily Mario’s CELEBRATE Raw Bar & Seafood Specialties Mario’s EAT IN or TAKE OUT Lebanese Syrian Bakery 4th of July with Us! 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variety of educational and inter- active musical performances. After the performance from 11 under to Noon, there will be a fun 5 nature-inspired craft activity, $ face painting, and pizza from noon to 1 pm. (Since there is only one slice of pizza per per- 10 son, you may want to bring additional food items for your picnic.) Bristol/Warren Art WHERE: Blithewold, 101 Ferry Road, Bristol night featuring top WHEN: Friday, July 1; 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. artists and local music COST: Free with admission MORE INFO: Blithewold.org Art Night Bristol/Warren’s free monthly tour of artists’ studios Celebrate The 231st Military, Civic, and galleries continues on Independence at Thursday, June 30, from 5:30 to 9p.m., with a series of spe- Coggeshall on July 3 and Fireman's Parade cial events and exhibits in War- Coggeshall Farm Museum will he Fourth of July Parade begins at 10:30 a.m. and will step off at the corner of Chestnut Street and ren featuring award-winning Hope Street and ends on High Street, between State Street artists and local music. Located celebrate the birth of our nation Tand Bradford Street. Hope Street (Rt. 114) will be closed off WHERE: Bristol along the East Bay Bike Path, on Sunday, July 3, from 10 am beginning at 8:00 a.m., including Poppasquash Road. Beginning at WHEN: Monday, July 4; 10:30 a.m. Bristol and Warren are uniquely to noon with 18th-century 7:00 a.m., Chestnut Street, Naomi Street and Sherry Avenue will be COST: Free accessible by bicycle, on foot or games, music, (dry) toasts, and a close to traffic. A parking ban along the parade route goes into effect MORE INFO: july4thbristolri.com by car. Parking for Art Night is reading of the Declaration of the night before the parade. available in Warren at 30 Cut- Independence. ler Street and in Bristol at the WHERE: Coggeshall Farm, 1 Colt Drive, Bristol Robin Rug Parking Lot at 125 WHEN: Sunday, July 3; 10 a.m. to noon Thames Street. In addition, a COST: Free with admission Summer Music Preview trolley will serve one town each MORE INFO: Coggeshallfarm.org; 401/253- Art Night (pre-register online at 9062 he Bristol Fourth of July www.artnightbristolwarren.org). Committee is proud to pre- Fireworks over Tsent the 27th Fourth of July On June 30, the trolley will tour Drum and Bugle Corps Competition, the Warren studios and gal- Bristol Harbor the Summer Music Preview. The leries. Competition is one of the highlights WHERE: Locations throughout Bristol and Enjoy a night strolling down- Warren of the Bristol Fourth of July Celebra- WHEN: Thursday, June 30, 5:30 to 9 p.m. town Bristol, followed by a spec- tion. It has grown to become one of COST: Free tacular fireworks display over the finest competitions, featuring top MORE INFO: artnightbristolwarren.org the harbor. Drum and Bugle Corps from the Unit- WHERE: Vantage points around Bristol Harbor ed States and Canada. This year's WHEN: Sunday, July 3; 9:30 p.m. lineup includes the Boston Cru- First of the 'Family Fun COST: Free saders, The Cadets, Crossmen, Phan- Fridays' at Blithewold tom Regiment, Spartans, and 7th Reg- MORE INFO: july4thbristolri.com iment. Blithewold’s Family Fun Fridays Concerts in Bristol are the ultimate family-friendly Concerts continue nightly WHERE: Cranston Stebbins Stadium, 9 Flint through July 3. See online list- Ave., Cranston way to enjoy an early summer ings for details.. WHEN: Tuesday, July 5; 7 p.m.; rain or shine afternoon. Bring a picnic, a blan- WHERE: Independence Park, Bristol MORE INFO: For tickets and more information, ket to sit on, and enjoy the WHEN: Start times vary; see listings visit july4thbristolri.com show! Each week, dance and COST: Free sing along with the kids to a MORE INFO: july4thbristolri.com Shifty Sailors are back, in time for the 4th he Shifty Sailors will return to Aquidneck Island for a limited engagement in Newport Tand Portsmouth on July 1 and 2. On July 1 the Rockwell Amusements group will perform at Bowen’s Wharf from 1 to 4 p.m. and at the Oliver Hazard Perry Summer Party, New- port Shipyard, from 6 to 7 p.m. For party tickets call Kelly at 401/841-0080. Carnival in Bristol On July 2 The Shifty Sailors will perform at the Com- mon Fence Point Community Hall, 933 Anthony Rd., aily on the Bristol Portsmouth. Hall doors open at 6:30 p.m. for a bring- Town Common, your-own picnic supper with the performance at 7:30 through July 4 p.m. Tickets are $18, available through www.brown- D papertickets.com or at the door (cash or check only). The men’s singing group from Whidbey Island, WHERE: Bristol Town Common, Bris- tol Washington first hit town in 2007 delighting audiences WHEN: Through Monday, July 4 during the Tall Ships Newport Festival. Featuring songs COST: Varies of the sea and shore, lighthouses and shipwrecks, pubs MORE INFO: July4thBristolRI.com and ale houses, their unique musical style leaves audi- WHERE: See text for details • WHEN: July 1 and 2 ences smiling, singing along and applauding for more. COST: $18 and up • MORE INFO: commonfencemusic.org East Bay Real Estate !"#$%"&'()**+,+-.*/0123 456-3789:;<37;=>33333!"#$%&'

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