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Independently Owned & Locally Operated JUNE 13, 2018 | WWW.VERMONTJOURNAL.COM VOLUME 57, ISSUE 03 BF Alumni celebrate 113th annual Alumni Weekend BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – This or [email protected]. pate. p.m. Sunday, June 17. The parade year’s Bellows Falls Alumni Associ- Alumni Weekend dances • Boys basketball at 10:30 a.m.will start at 1 p.m. from the staging ation weekend, June 15 to 17, is ded- Dances will take place at The Contact Ryan Stoodley at 802-732- area at Morgan’s Field. To register icated to Michael Harty who passed Waypoint Center on Depot Street 7007 or [email protected]. your float or to participate in the away in February. Harty graduated and The American Legion Friday • Girls and boys coed soccer at parade, please contact Matt Tom- from Bellows Falls High School in night from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Both 11:30 a.m. Contact Larry Slason at berg at 802-376-7379. It is manda- the Class of 1968. He served as the dances are cash bar only and ID is 802-463-4507 or email lawrencesla- tory that you register if planning to alumni president in 1977 and was required. [email protected]. participate in the parade in any way. proud to have his children graduate The Waypoint Center will have • Girls basketball at 11:30 a.m. The annual meeting will take from BFUHS. He was a member of music provided by Version Six and Contact Ryan Stoodley at 802-463- place at 4 p.m. at the Bellows Falls this year’s 50 years class. Harty was a cash bar provided by Donovan’s. 3944 ext. 215 or ryan.stoodley@ Middle School. We welcome and a proud float builder who continued Athens’s Pizza will provide food and wnesu.com. encourage all to attend. Awards are to enjoy all of the traditions, memo- non-alcoholic beverages. All Bel- • Field hockey at 12:30 p.m. -Conpresented for floats, bands, atten- ries, and festivities of the Bellows lows Falls alumni and graduates are tact Bethany Coursen at 802-376- dance, and furthest distance trav- Falls annual Alumni Weekend. He welcome to this dance. 5997 or [email protected]. eled for the event. It is recommend- Fun-filled Field Day will be sorely missed. The dance at The America Legion Class reunions ed that alumni members pay their Bellows Falls Alumni ABC Fund on Rockingham Street will be for The Alumni Association is dues in advance of the weekend. SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - It wouldn’t be field day at Union Street School without Golf Tournament everyone 21 and older. Snacks will pleased to have the Class of 1968 as Dues can be paid online at www. the smell of fresh popped corn filling the air. The Springfield Fire Fighters The Alumni Weekend opens Fri- be served and the band, The Illu- our honored guests for the week- bellowsfallsalumni.org. Those who loaned their popcorn maker for the kids to be refueled after playing hard. day, June 15 with the third annual sion, will perform. end. The class will hold their re- pay in advance will be on a check- There were 13 stations outside, all geared towards the Super Hero theme. Bellows Falls Alumni ABC Fund Alumni games union at Harlow’s Farm Saturday, list at the dance. Anyone not pay- A special thank you to all of the parent volunteers and the firefighters who Golf Tournament at 11 a.m. at the On Saturday, June 16, at BFUHS, June 16. Other class reunions will ing their dues in advance will need helped make Field Day an extraordinary success. At the “Atomic Obstacle Bellows Falls Country Club. There test your athletic skills years after be held at various locations. Please to purchase a ticket at the Dari Joy Course,” fifth grader, Dajoun, had the best time of 10.02 seconds with fifth will be prizes and gifts for all play- graduation. Players will compete check with your class officers for prior to the dances. The dues tickets grader, Cameron, finishing at 10.16 seconds. There was a tie between ers and food will be provided. There with or against other alumni and more information. will be on sale at Dari Joy Wednes- the friendly competitive staff of 9.13 seconds by Nurse Nicole and Mr. is a team cost for a foursome. Non- current members of our sports The parade day, June 13 and Thursday, June 14 Pickering. The “Happy Cow Cones” ice cream truck came all the way from alumni may participate. Any ques- teams. If interested in taking place The annual crowning of the from 5 to 8 p.m. and Friday, June 15 Rutland as a special treat for the Union Street School students. tions or inquiries should be sent to in any of these games, contact the Alumni Queen and her court will from noon to 8 p.m. Each alum is PHOTO PROVIDED Chad Illingworth at 802-376-4207 coach. Non-alumni may partici- take place in the Square at 12:30 allowed one guest. Springfield Elementary Schools BFUHS and Elks’ June student of PTA awards $5,000 to Union the month BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - and is polite, respon- It is a pleasure to announce sible, and respectful. Street and Elm Hill schools that Teagan Bacon has Always willing to help been named the Bellows someone in need, Tea- SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - For the sec- with students to craft an indoor wall site science workshops for all the Falls Union High School gan acts on his own ond year in a row, Springfield Ver- mural to create a stronger sense of grades, put on by staff from the Elks Student of the Month without prompting mont’s Elementary Schools PTA community within the school. “I am Montshire Museum of Science. for June. Teagan, a senior, when he sees some- awarded $5,000 to Union Street and so excited that the students of Union The workshops included “Mir- is the son of Stephanie Ba- thing that he can do Elm Hill elementary schools. The Street School will get an opportu- rors, Reflection and Symmetry,” con and Curtis Green. for others. funds are supporting school activi- nity to work with Mark Ragonese,” which introduced students to Teagan comes to school Not only does Tea- ties and projects to benefit all stu- says Liz Hardy, one of the teachers principles of light, reflection and every day with an interest gan work hard in his dents. organizing the project. “This is such included hands-on investigation in learning. He is attentive academics, he dem- The funds were raised last fall dur- a wonderful way to build commu- of the geometry and patterns of to his studies, and when onstrates dedication ing the PTA’s second annual Com- nity early in the year. The pride that symmetry. The workshop “Seedy he is absent, he works and drive through edy Night Fundraiser. Over 200 peo- goes into working together toward Science” gave students a close up hard to get caught up on extracurricular activi- ple attended the event, raising more a common goal is strong. I wanted look at seeds, using microscopes, what he missed. Teagan ties as well. Teagan has than $7,500. students to see something that they magnifying glasses and learning is a hard worker who ma- played football and Union Street School is using its made be hung in our school to be the importance of seeds in ecol- turely advocates for him- participated on the funds to work with Mark Rangonese admired. There is so much to be ogy and food. self and is not afraid to track team, where he of Bellows Falls, a renowned artist proud of at Union Street School, “We are so grateful to the com- ask for help. He can work has shown sportsman- who is a master woodworker, sculp- now we will have some concrete evi- munity for coming out to support well independently and is ship and integrity by tor, and multimedia artist. Next year, dence.” the PTA and our schools while willing to offer help to a serving as a good role Rangonese will work in residence Elm Hill used its funds to host on- enjoying great comedy,” says PTA classmate when needed as model both on and off Comedy Night Chair Mer- well. He has demonstrated the field. He is willing edith Kelley. “The money responsibility, an interest to help others, and he raised helps enrich and in learning, and a will- represents our school broaden our children’s ed- ingness to work hard. He and community posi- ucational experience.” works well with others and tivity through this Plans are underway for is willing to listen to and Teagan Bacon. participation. this fall’s Comedy Night consider the views of other PHOTO PROVIDED Congratulations go Event, which will take students. Teagan is a plea- to Teagan. BFUHS place Saturday, Sept. 29 at sure to have in the classroom and ways positive and serves as a good and the Elks are proud to have him 8 p.m. in a new location great to work with. role model for his peers through his represent us with this award this at The Great Hall at One Although quiet, Teagan is al- actions and words. He has integrity month. Hundred River Street in Springfield, Vt. There will be a silent auction, games, and prizes. BFUHS class of 2018 Walk of Special thanks to the 2017 PTA Comedy event sponsors Kelley Sales and Graduates Service and Gurney Broth- ers Construction both of BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - The School at 10:15 a.m. then on to- Saxand providing hope and inspiration Springfield, Vt. The 2017 2018 graduating class will be walk- tons River, Central School, and BFMS. to what they can achieve. This class event was in partner- ing through the local elementary The graduates will walk through the hopes to be the first of many offering Springfield PTA with students of Elm Hill Elementary School. ship with the Springfield schools Thursday, June 14, be- school wearing their caps and gowns, this kind of positivity and inspiration PHOTO PROVIDED Booster Club. ginning in Westminster Central high-fiving the younger students, to the youth of the community.

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BY PATRICK ADRIAN sions, with three sessions designated Grafton Village for younger The Shopper for ages 6-10 and three for ages 11-15. ages, with visits to The Na- The camp accommodates children ture Museum and Vermont GRAFTON, Vt. – Tucked in the of varying skill levels, Stinson said. Museum of Minerals and mountains of southeast Vermont, the Counselors assess each camper’s bik- Mining, and gravel rides for town of Grafton is arguably more hid- ing abilities on the first day of camp older youth. den than other tourist destinations and divide campers into two to three “Gravel riding has be- HCRS welcomes new in its region. Its distance from I-91 different ability groups, each led by come very popular, and and similarly high-volume highways an instructor. The camp limits enroll- we have an amazing gravel staff members makes Grafton less likely to bring visi- ment to 15 youth per session. road network leading out of tors by chance. The senior instructor is Kurt Feh- Grafton,” Stinson said. Kim Stinson, sports director at the renbach, whose resume includes 20 Gravel riding provides a SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – HCRS announced the appointment of 12 new profes- Grafton Trails and Outdoor Center, years of coaching experience in loca- balanced mix of flat-trail sionals whose talents will augment HCRS’ services in the Hartford, Wind- sor, Springfield, Bellows Falls, and Brattleboro regions. aims to spread word about Grafton tions as distant as New Zealand. leisurely riding with the HCRS welcomes the following new employees. Front row from left: Al- through the continuing growth of its “Fehrenbach is fantastic with be- bumpy terrains from moun- ycha Compos, residential specialist in Bellows Falls; Savanna Cortvriend, outdoor programs. ginners, immediate, advanced, [even] tain biking. Stinson said program coordinator in Brattleboro; Heather Madden, residential special- “I would like to see more growth adult riders,” Stinson said. “He’s gravel riding is the fastest ist in Brattleboro; Kimberley Lord, children’s BCBA in Brattleboro; and happen here,” Stinson said. “There worked with me, building my coach- growing trends in cycling Maria Tevolini, residential specialist in Bellows Falls. Back row from left: are so many people, even as close as ing skills to coach right behind him.” today and would be a new Amanda Snow, residential specialist in Brattleboro; Wendy Summarsell, Springfield, who don’t even know this There are currently three full-time experience for some older community outreach specialist in Springfield; Nate Kokernot, community cute little town exists, let alone that counselors, including Fehrenbach and campers. outreach specialist in Windsor; Renee DePalo, respite provider in Hartford; there’s 20 miles of trails that people of Stinson, as well as part-time counsel- The center is owned by Anna Parsons, case manager in Hartford; Alexander Scholz-Karabakakis, all abilities and families can enjoy.” ors. The center added a counselor-in- The Windham Foundation, residential specialist in Brattleboro; and James Barron, shift leader in Bel- The Trails and Outdoor Center is a training program for youth ages 16 a nonprofit land develop- lows Falls. recreation area with over 20 miles of and older, including former campers ment group with mission to The new sign and logo for Grafton Trails and PHOTO PROVIDED biking and hiking trails, a nine-hole who have aged out of the program. preserve and cultivate the Outdoor Center. The center changed to its cur- disc golf course, recreational ponds “The program is a great opportu- social, economic, and cul- rent name last year. For years the center was and activity fields across over 1,200 nity for these young kids to get a good tural vitality of Vermont’s known primarily as Grafton Ponds, or the Ponds acres of protected land. Formerly reference and a little job experience smaller rural communities. to locals. known Grafton Ponds, the center re- under their belt,” Stinson. “We just ask The foundation also owns PHOTO BY PATRICK ADRIAN named itself only last year. for a one week commitment, to help The Grafton Village Cheese Originally a Nordic ski resort, the with the 6 to 10 year old group.” Factory and The Grafton Inn. alone anything recreational toward a center still hosts a wide variety of win- Though mountain biking is the In addition to sharing the founda- healthy lifestyle.” ter activities, including tubing, snow- camp’s main attraction, the camp tion’s mission, Stinson said the center Contact The Grafton Inn for camp shoeing, and alpine and Nordic ski- provides such activities as canoeing, aims to make outdoor recreation ac- registration, or register online on ing. By summer, however, the center disc golf, compass navigation, shelter cessible to everyone and increase par- the Inn’s website at www.graftonin- shifts its attention to preparing for six building, and trail design. ticipation, particularly among youth. nvermont.com. Financial assistance weeks of youth camp for the center’s Some youth do not necessarily want “I don’t see enough participation offerings are available to qualifying signature non-winter activity, moun- to spend all day riding bikes, Stilson in outdoor recreation [today],” she families in need. Contact the Inn for tain biking. said. The last thing she wants to do is said. “When I was a kid, we were al- inquiry. The center’s Outdoor Adventure drill youth into doing activities. ways outside. Now with the increase Youth are encouraged to bring their Camp runs from July 9 through Aug. Stinson said that new camp activities in screen time kids are much less own bicycles, though the center has a 17. There are six weeklong camp ses- added this year include bike trips into connected with the outdoors, let limited supply of bikes to rent.

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Great weather and company at 19th Fran Coyne Memorial Fund BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - The family of Fran Coyne has established annual Roots on the River a memorial fund in his name. The purpose of BY AMANDA WEDEGIS provide an arrangement of food and filled the Meeting House as some fans the fund is to provide The Shopper drink for festival-goers. harmonized to their favorite lyrics. scholarships to students While both Friday and Saturday Gauthier also showcased her new- graduating from Bel- ROCKINGHAM, Vt. – Over the festival performances took place in a est album, “Rifles and Rosary Beads,” lows Falls Union High weekend of June 8 -10, the 19th an- big tent behind the Rodeway Inn, the which was a compilation of songs co- School and to honor nual Roots on the River drew in mu- Sunday festival line-up was a special written with veterans as part of the Fran for many years to sic fans, both local and visitors to the tradition. Songwriting with Soldiers project. come. Fran Coyne was Bellows Falls area, for three days of Sunday’s concerts took place at the The project brings together veter- a teacher, coach, and musical talent. The festival opened Rockingham Meeting House. Festi- ans and songwriters to write a song Gathering outside the Meeting House. friend to many students at 4 p.m. Friday, June 8 at the Rode- valgoers gathered in the historic pig- that address complex emotions and PHOTO BY AMANDA WEDEGIS at Bellows Falls Union way Inn with Miss Guided Angels, pen meeting house booths to listen to trauma that the veterans are feeling. High School from 1972 an Americana band from Rutland. the purely acoustic, unamplified per- Not only is the process therapeutic and Alice Howe, all whom had per- to 1996. Fran touched The concerts played into the night, formance of Mary Gauthier. This year and life changing for the veterans, but formed the day before. many lives during those ending later than expected, with the was Gauthier’s 12th year of perform- they also own copyright to the songs. The Gospel Hour closed the festi- years, maybe even last band, the returning “psychedelic, ing for the Roots on the River festival. Wherever the songwriters take that val at the Meeting House, although a yours. If you find it in hillbilly rock” band: The Slambovian She quipped that she is “queen of the music, proceeds go back to the veter- separate concert closed out the whole your hearts to make a Circus of Dreams. Meeting House.” ans. weekend at PK’s Pub. donation, please do so Saturday’s line-up started at noon Mary Gauthier brought a lot of per- The performance ended with a This year, Vermont Festivals LLC, by mailing a check, to and also played into the evening sonality and humor as she set each sing-along encore of “This Land is who put on the Roots on the River The Fran Coyne Memo- with performances by Bayou X, Al- song up with a cheeky story, but as Your Land” by Woody Guthrie before festival, donated ticket sale proceeds rial Fund, T.D. Bank, N.A., Attn: Tom Chisamore, 2 Church St., Bellows ice Howe, Low Lily, Freebo, The End she plucked at her guitar strings, her the audience filed out of the Meeting to the Bellows Falls Fire Department. Falls, VT 05101. of America, Vance Gilbert, Starline songs were gentle and soulful. House into the warm sunshine for a Producer Ray Massucco told the au- At a future date, to be determined, there will be a dedication of a plat- Rhythm Boys, and The Black Lilies. Michele Gazich, an Italian violin- picnic lunch provided by Smokin’ dience on Sunday, plans are already form overlooking the football field at BFUHS in remembrance of Fran Local restaurants and cafes includ- ist with a warm smile, accompanied Bowls. Festivalgoers spread out across coming together for the 20th annual Coyne. If you have any questions, please contact Tim Bashaw at nim- ing Athens Pizza, Café Loco, Pete’s Gauthier. The two shared chemistry the lawn and gathered in the shade to Roots on the River, which will include [email protected]. Seafood, RJ’s Famous, Root Juice, and on stage and - without a microphone relax before The Gospel Hour, featur- a reunion of performers from the last PHOTO PROVIDED Smokin’ Bowls were on the scene to or any sound system - their music ing Vance Gilbert, End of America, 20 years of the festival. Welcome Baby Bag SMCS is pleased to welcome Kara Pitt SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - The Wom- Hospital Brown University, Provi- Obstetrics and Gynecology; and a Springfield, 29 Ridgewood Road, en’s Health Center of Springfield dence, R.I. member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Springfield, Vt., is scheduling ap- donations is pleased to welcome Kara Pitt, Dr. Pitt is board certified and a Medical Honor Society. pointments for Dr. Pitt. Please call M.D., FACOG. Fellow of the American College of The Women’s Health Center of 802-886-3556. SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Springfield Dr. Pitt is a graduate of Saint An- Area Parent Child Center would selm College in Manchester, N.H., like to thank HCRS for their gen- where she earned her Bachelor of erous donation of $500, which will Science degree. She received her support our Welcome Baby Bag Master of Science from Yale Uni- Cheers to fathers program. The Welcome Baby Bag versity and later attended the Uni- program was created to both en- versity of Illinois College of Medi- everywhere... Glassware courage and to educate new moth- cine where she earned her medical Pottery 27th Annual Conference ers in southern Windsor and north- degree with Honors. She complet- Wood ware — with — ern Windham counties about the ed her OB/GYN residency in 2003 Nancy Rappaport, MD resources available to them and at Brown University, Women’s and Flatware their babies. George Karabakakis, Infants’ Hospital, Providence, R.I. Linens FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 HCRS CEO, states, “We are pleased Dr. Pitt’s previous experience in- 8:45AM – 3:30PM WESTMINSTER, VT Celeste Marquise holds a Welcome Gifts — Lunch is included — to be able to support the Welcome cludes obstetrics and gynecology Custom Tables Baby Bag program, which celebrates Baby Bag while Angela Smith, case attending physician at Tri-County manager, hands her a donation from EARN CE CREDITS! the birth of a child in our communi- Medical Associates in Milford, Fine Art HCRS. ties and provides resources to help PHOTO PROVIDED Mass.; Signature Medical Group in Jewelry ensure the success of these new Raynham, Mass.; Steward Medical families.” Group/Morton Physician Associ- Celeste Marquise, Welcome Baby babies under one year of age are ates in Raynham, Mass.; Women’s The art of living well. coordinator for the SAPCC, explains, encouraged to call SAPCC at 802- Health Affiliates, Brockton Hos- “A Committee of seven representa- 886-5242 or email sapcc@vermon- pital, Brocton, Mass.; and resident HEALING OUR tives from the Ascutney, Bellows tel.net if they would like a bag. physician at Women and Infants’ TRAMATIZED Falls, Londonderry, and Springfield CHILDREN areas meets quarterly to coordinate the Welcome Baby Bag program.” The committee reviews how the bags Visit us in our newly renovated Thursday ~ Sunday 10 - 5 Register: conference.kurnhattin.org will be distributed, the number that historic Country Store on 802 875 3109 Please direct all inquiries for the conference is needed, as well as the contents. Rt 103 between Chester and Ludlow smokeshiredesign.com to Terry Andrews at (802) 721-6913, Currently, the bags contain a baby OPENING or email [email protected]. book, spoon, and toothbrush; a do- FRIDAY, JUNE 15 nated handmade blanket, baby hat, and stuffed toy; a tool for checking if items are a choking-hazard; a bottle of Pick Your Own made-in-Vermont lotion; and a fold- Open for the Season! Strawberries! VISIT US ON er of local resources and supportive Call for times & conditions child development information. The SAPCC has handed out over 802-263-5200 Open 8am - 6pm 100 free Welcome Baby Bags so far 529 Wellwood Orchard Road, Springfield, VT 05156 7 Days / Week this year. Parents or guardians of

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Good until 6/30/18 4A | June 13, 2018 The Vermont Journal/The Shopper Late night activities and fun Spaghetti dinner to benefit at BF3F Neighborhood Connections BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - Bellows p.m. with dip tasting, LONDONDERRY, Vt. - The Falls invites the public to “Bellows • Flat Iron Exchange will be open annual Spaghetti Dinner to ben- Falls 3rd Friday,” Friday, June 15 until 8 p.m. with a live acoustic efit Neighborhood Connections is from 3 – 8 p.m. This is an opportuni- jam from 3-6 p.m., scheduled for Wednesday, June 20 ty to stroll through various venues of • Canal Street Art Gallery recep- from 4-9 p.m. at Jake’s Restaurant Bellows Falls and the vicinity for art, tion for “The Arts of Resistance” and Tavern in Londonderry. All music, literary events, food, and late- exhibit from 5-8 p.m., are invited to feast on tossed salad, night shopping in Bellows Falls, Vt. • Cold River Furniture will also spaghetti with Jake’s signature spa- The following venues will host be open with furniture by Peter ghetti sauce, your choice of meat- BF3F events: Maynard and paintings by Marcie balls or sausage, Italian bread, and • Windham Antiques open until 7 Maynard from 5-7 p.m. homemade brownies. Beverages p.m., Cafe 7, Anastasia’s Closet, and are not included in the cost for the • Village Square Booksellers wel- other venues will also be open for meal. comes BFUHS alumni with refresh- dining and shopping. The Greater Tad Kinsley, owner of Jake’s, asks ments and a 10 percent discount un- Falls Farmer’s Market will be at that folks, “Come out and sup- til 8 p.m., the Hetty Green Park on School port this great organization which • River Artisans crafts cooperative Street from 3-7 p.m. for local food, serves a lot of people in our com- will be open from 10 a.m. – 8 p.m., art, and music. The Bellows Falls munity.” • The Rock and Hammer Jewelry Opera House will have a movie at Neighborhood Connections is a Spaghetti dinner benefit event at Jake’s Restaurant and Tavern. will be open until 6 p.m., 7 p.m. community-based nonprofit social STOCK PHOTO • Sherwin Art Glass and Tsuga Stu- Bellows Falls 3rd Friday. Check out our Facebook services agency serving individuals PHOTO PROVIDED dios will be open at 33 Bridge St with page, www.facebook.com/ and families in the nine area moun- to community-identified needs with a org and like us on Facebook. demonstrations and refreshments BellowsFalls.3rdFriday, for ad- tain towns of southcentral Ver- range of social services and health-re- Jake’s Restaurant and Tavern is -lo from 5:30-8 p.m., 9:30 p.m., ditional information and future mont. With particular emphasis onlated program. Check out our website cated in Londonderry’s Mountain • Popolo casual to fine dining until • Halladays Florist open until 5:30 events. those most vulnerable, we respond at www.neighborhoodconnectionsvt. Marketplace. Manage food waste at home Pizza Night fundraiser for Windmill BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - Learn to Library. Cat Buxton’s enthusiastic options, compost ingredients, bins reduce your trash size and smell, and simple approach will surely acti- and styles, the conflicting lists of improve the health of your lawn and vate your interest and demystify the compost do’s and don’ts, and the Hill Pinnacle Association garden, and save money Thursday, processes of composting. She’ll cover role of compost in managing soil ALSTEAD, N.H. - Or- pings and drinks, June 21 at 6 p.m. at the Rockinghamthe spectrum of practical compost health with an engaging Power- chard Hill Breadworks flatware, and a Point and Q&A. Attendance is in East Alstead, N.H., picnic blanket or free to the public. has chosen Tuesday, lawn chair. Soil Saver compost bins will June 19 as the date that Pizza Night Full฀Bar฀•฀Craft฀Beers฀•฀Wine฀•฀American฀Comfort฀Foods be available for purchase to class the Windmill Hill Pin- started in 2007 participants, one per household. nacle Association will as a small gath- Sure-Close kitchen pails will also be the beneficiary of one ering of friends be available. Please reserve your of their famous sum- and family. Over Monday & Thursday bin and pail in advance by con- mertime Pizza Nights. the years, it tacting Ham Gillett at the Greater The Windmill Hill -Pin has grown and 1/2 Price Wings! Upper Valley Solid Waste Man- nacle Association is a changed; now & agement District at 802-674-4474 nonprofit, land-conser- attracting hun- $100 Off Draft Beers or email [email protected] or vation organization best dreds of guests Mary O’Brien at Southern Wind- known for its 25 miles every Tuesday sor/Windham Counties Solid of publicly accessible from the middle Waste Management District at hiking trails runningEnjoy a pizze night at Orchard Hill Breadworks. of June through 802-674-9235 or email mobrien@ from Putney Mountain STOCK PHOTO the last Tuesday swcrpc.org. to Grafton, Vt., and for in August. At a its educational programs that con- feature live music by Mark Greico weekly Pizza Night benefit, Orchard nect people of all ages to the natu- and friends. The event starts at 5 Hill Breadworks gives away all the Like us on ral world. p.m., and participants are urged to profits of that night to the chosen- lo 802-226-7251฀฀•฀฀Like฀us฀on฀Facebook฀ Facebook! Friends, family, and support- get there early for this popular event. cal nonprofit organization. 2588฀Route฀103,฀Proctorsville,฀VT @VermontJournal ers are urged to participate in this Orchard Hill Breadworks provides Orchard Hill Breadworks is- lo fun, outdoor fundraiser that will a crust, sauce, cheese, and access to Open฀4฀-฀9฀pm฀Thur฀-฀Mon;฀1฀-฀8฀pm฀Sun;฀ cated at 121 Old Settlers Road, East the Orchard Hill Breadworks Pizza Alstead, N.H. 03602. For more infor- Reservations฀Suggested฀•฀Closed฀Tue฀&฀Wed Night picking garden, plus paper mation, contact wilsonupaul@gmail. plates and cups for water. Partici- com or visit www.windmillhillpin- ALUMNI DINNER pants should bring their favorite top- nacle.org. Friday, June 15 Grilled Marinated Pork Chops Meals on Wheels menu SURF ‘N’ TURF American w/ Baked Potato & Glazed Carrots Boneless 12 oz New York Legion and Make Your Own Sundae Bar for June Strip Steak with Fresh Scallops Post #36 $12.00 SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Meals on a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at its 197 Union w/ Potatoes & Veggies - Only $23.95 135 Main Street to Benefit the Sons of the American Legion Wheels serves Chester, Ando- Street location Tuesdays and Thurs- Available Friday and Sunday Ludlow, VT ______ver, Springfield, Perkinsville, anddays. Meals to those under 60 with Weathersfield with a volunteer staffa disability can be approved by the Every Tuesday Night Every Thursday Night 802-228-9807 Legion Riders Breakfast Buffet who delivers hot meals every day of Vermont Center for Independent the week to seniors who have diffi- Living. Spaghetti & Meatballs Taco Night Seatings from Sunday, June 17 from 7:30 - 11am culty cooking. It also provides a Se- Menu for June 2018: 5:30 to 7:00 pm nior Community Lunch from 11:30 • Thursday, June 14: potato and leek w/ Garlic Bread w/ your Choice of - & Tossed Salad Chicken, Beef, OR Fish soup with chicken and bacon, crack ers, spring vegetable mix, dinner roll, Only $6.95 Only $2.50 each 32 fLaVors of Hard ice cream & 16 fLaVors fresH soft serVe and oatmeal craisin cookies. - See your local a & e News Non-fat Yogurt • Sherbet • Sugar-free ice Cream • Tuesday, June 19, Monthly Birth day Lunch: pan seared chicken Par- Large fast food menu incLuding: Hamburgers • Hotdogs • Fries • Chicken Fingers • Onion Rings & More! mesan with marinara sauce and Open to the Public IN OUR ARTS & mozzarella cheese, penne pasta with 6 oz Smokehouse Burger basil pesto, tossed salad, two dress- Tuesday - Sunday ENTERTAINMENT ings, and carrot birthday cake. 11 am - 8 pm w/ VT Cheddar & Bacon • Thursday, June 21: spaghetti with Topped w/ Onion Rings & Chipotle Ranch meatballs, sauce, Parmesan cheese, 802-463-9807 SECTION for only $695 broccoli florets, Italian bread, and Located off Route 103 pineapple tidbits. At The Bellows Falls Country Club North of Bellows Falls 802-228-3600 • Tuesday, June 26: BBQ beef steak, Dari Joy baked beans, coleslaw, wheat bread, and vanilla fluff with pineapple and sPring Hours: mandarin oranges. friday & saturday: 11am - 10pm sunday - thursday: 11am - 9pm • Thursday, June 28: Roast Beef Au Jus, cheddar mashed potatoes, green 802-228-7797 66 Years on tHe corner beans with red peppers, wheat din- 140 rockingham st. | 463-9816 | Bellows falls, Vt 44 Pond Street • Ludlow, VT ner roll, and strawberry shortcake. www.killarneyludlow.com Pub Opens at 3pm Dinner Available at 5pm Open for Lunch Saturday & Sunday at 12 pm Join us June 25 for our Annual Golf Tournament!

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Ron Patch is a Chester native, Chester An 1873 walking tour Historical Society had been moved out to the street the Doctor Griffith place. Several doc- ing bridge today and up to High LOCAL sometime before the photogra- tors had lived here prior to Griffith. Street, on your right you would president, and a lifelong antiques dealer. pher took the photo. This would Notice the tidy fields and barns. Today see number 15. When I was a kid explain the cellar hole. between numbers 8 and 9 is the en- Harry Glynn lived here. Harry Now we head down Main Street trance to Chester Elementary School. ran a barber shop in the Fullerton HISTORY He can be reached at to number 6 the Eagle Hotel. This I knew number 9 as the Ernest Du- Inn and was a noted woodsman. 802-374-0119 or email hotel was built prior to 1800, per- prey place. It was a substantial building Number 16 is the old stone fire- haps as early as 1780. This was torn down in the late 1960s to make house/school at the end of School BY RON PATCH [email protected] a unique building. The front of room for what is T.D. Bank today. Street on the right. If you look the building along Main Street Number 10 is up Grafton Street close you can see the bell tower. was supported by large columns. just past Mill Street on the right. This Back at the corner of School and Let’s take a walking tour of Church. Number 2 is the Baptist house is gone. These were not turned columns building was a large Victorian style Main Street is number 17. When I downtown Chester using a circa Church. Behind the church you’ll Number 4 shows on the 1869 map but actual trees that been limbed home with a widow’s walk on top of was a kid Olive Whitcomb lived 1873 photograph. Some of the see a long row of sheds. These sheds as being a blacksmith shop. This was out and painted white. Most the roof. No one knows much about here. 1873 buildings remain today; were used for horses. I remember a stone structure. If you look close will know this location today as this place. I remember it being a ten- Study the photo and you’ll others are gone or were built af- these sheds being there when I was you’ll see a small cellar hole. I won- Gould’s Market or Bargain Cor- ement house. I think it burned in the notice Sarah Vail’s Law Office is ter 1873. Tom Hildreth assigned a kid. dered what that was. ner. late 1970s. not there, nor the Charthouse or numbers from 1 through 17 to Next you’ll see a house and barn Number 5 may answer this ques- Next door is number 7 the Hen- Next is number 11. This place stands the Whiting Library. They came help guide you around town. identified as number 3. The 1869 tion. You’ll notice number 5 is a very ry Office Building. This building at the intersection of High, Grafton much later than the photo. Number 1 is the boundary of Beers Atlas shows a S. Davis living small wood-frame building. Peter was built about 1820. and River Streets. In recent years it was This photo will be included in Brookside Cemetery and Baptist here. On the 1900 Sanborn Map the Farrar suggested perhaps number 5 Number 8 is next and known as “Second Wind Bed & Breakfast.” the book, “Pictorial History of Number 12 is just above Second Chester, Andover, Simonsville, Wind. This might be the old Ralph Londonderry and Weston” to be Cummings place. published later this year by Ches- I think number 13 is the old Robert ter Historical Society. Parker Sr. place at the corner of High The next meeting of the Ches- Street and Dodge Road. Today this ter Historical Society is Thursday, place is owned by Gary Parker. Robert June 28 at the Academy Building Sr. was Gary’s grandfather. at 7 p.m. The monthly slideshow Number 14 is on High Street where will be photos to be included in Glen Gustafson now lives. This place our new book. All are welcome. was the parsonage for the Episcopalian Come see the Adams’ Brothers minister. When I was a kid Mr. Fowler gravestones. was the minister and lived here. You’ll notice two gable ends facing you. Instead of an old saying I have These were connected by a long one a question. Why does Chester and a half story structure. There was a promote itself as a Victorian fire once that altered the home. It has town? That’s nonsense. Ches- been modified today so it’s great to see ter was settled in the 1770s and it as it once was. thriving by 1810 with a popula- If you were to walk across the swing- tion of 2,370.

Follow my walking tour of Chester. PHOTO PROVIDED NEW THIS SUMMER! “Bhutan and Nepal – Shangri-la awakens” reception S. LONDONDERRY, Vt. – There at 7 p.m. at South Londonderry Pub- will be an artist’s reception on “Bhu- lic Library. tan and Nepal – Shangri-la awakens” Earth’s exploding population and by Paul E. Myers, Wednesday, June 27 technologies have penetrated even

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BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - As a kid growing up in Bellows Falls, Vt. in the ‘80s, we had this great ice cream shop named “The Real Scoop.” It had this great iconic ice cream cone on the front of this art deco style building that was a GUL gas station in the 1950s. My friends and I would always say “Meet you at the big cone.” It has been closed for over 30 years. The owner kept the cone in a storage room and recently sold the contents. I BURGER & ve u   was lucky enough to come away with the giant cone. It is one of a kind. I just got it and BEER NIGHT A N haven’t even had Archery is the national sport of Bhutan. These archers compete intensely at the chance to clean ENJOY A BURGER AND TREAT YOUR SWEETHEART TO A small targets 100 meters away. Note the retention of the Bhutanese formal 30 years of dirt and CRAFT BEER FOR ONLY $12 FANTASTIC DINNER AND ENJOY dress combined with modern high tension metal. dust off it. I would PHOTO PROVIDED MONDAYS THIS SUMMER. ½ OFF THE PRICE OF ALL WINES love some photos YOU DESERVE IT! LIVE MUSIC ON THE PATIO, SELECT DATE NIGHTS of people standing around outside the the most remote mountain villages the left side of the corkboard panel. original building of the Himalayas. This technological If you read the orange notebook as CALL FOR RESERVATIONS | (802) 228·1435 | OKEMO.COM/CBT with the ice cream invasion is accelerating, and threatens you study the display photos, this will cone out front. It to destabilize peoples who have lived give you a much more thorough un- would have been up in peaceful isolation for centuries. derstanding of the tour. Each photo is around the 1980s. If A sad consequence of this invasion keyed to ages in the orange book. anyone has a photo is that much of great value is lost as showing the actual smart phones replace conversation ice cream cone in and “society” expands to include ev- place on the front of erybody. 284 River Street • Springfield, VT • 802-885-2200 the building in the The Himalaya scenery is stunning. Open Monday - Saturday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM • Sunday 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Square in Bellows The people are lively and inventive. t ert f es A l Falls, please submit We have much to learn from them, it to editor@ver- even if it might be too late. montjournal.com. There will be time for questions and comments after the talk with free re- freshments. PHOTO SUBMITTED BY THADDEUS BUCKLEY For library visitors of the show, this display is arranged clockwise from

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Dear Editor, Dear Editor, Dear Editor,

The Norris Cotton Cancer Center dividual.” less than five minutes, and it could A thank you to my friends Many hands make light work. Tom Bissonnette for plants; Sunshine at Dartmouth-Hitchcock is one of the 4. In the boxes provided, type in make a difference of many years to and family for my 85th belated That’s exactly what happened when acres for plants; Town of Cavendish nation’s premier cancer treatment and “Eric Bye” or “Barbara Bye.” a current or future cancer victim. birthday party, to those who folks worked together in Caven- for support of project; and the worker research facilities. My wife and I are 5. Click on the name when it ap- Your contributions to this cause are gave cards and money, to the DJ dish. Stop by and take a look at the bees, Diane McNamara, Diane Vuolu raising money to support this mission pears on the screen. tax deductible to the extent allowed who furnished the music, and garden by the gazebo in Proctors- and Joey, Martha Mott, and Michelle by riding our bikes in the 2018 Prouty 6. Click on “Give Now.” by law. to my daughter and son-in-law ville. Farrar. fundraising ride July 14. 7. Follow the on-screen prompts to Many people have dealt with for getting it all together. What The wonderful contributors are A special thank you to Martha Mott Please help us raise money for can- complete the process. cancer first-hand and know oth- a surprise. Cavendish Community Fund for for encouraging me to take on this cer research by sponsoring our rides. If you prefer, you can write a check ers who have. This is a fine -op their grant; Okemo Valley Women’s project. Contributions of any amount are wel- to FNCCC and mail it to this address: portunity to dedicate money to Sincerely, Club; Roxie Davis for painting the Completion couldn’t have been come. Here’s how to pledge online us- Friends of Norris Cotton Cancer cancer research on behalf of people Lucille R. Hart gazebo; Tim Calabrese for advice, completed without all the help of ing your credit card: Center, Prouty Office, 1 Medical Cen- you know whose lives have been Weston, Vt. picking up plants, and bark mulch- people, businesses, and organizations 1. Enter “Prouty 2018” into ter Drive, Lebanon, NH 03756. touched by cancer. ing; Jack Smart for gigantic hos- in this wonderful community. So glad your computer search engine (e.g., Please remember to write one name tas; Lisa Ewald for digging up and to have played a part. Google). or the other on the memo line so we Wishing you good health, and planting the giant hostas; Bruce 2. On the Prouty home page, click get proper credit. Every rider must with many thanks in advance, McEnaney for picking up compost Sincerely, on “donate.” raise a minimum amount of money. Eric and Barbara Bye at the Tings farm; Barbara Dickey Doris Jameson Eddy 3. Then click on “Donate to an In- The entire process will take you N. Springfield, Vt. for astilbe plants; Aubuchon and Cavendish, Vt.

Dear Editor, Dear Editor,

The Board and staff of the Spring- staff, and neighbors who use our I hope everyone’s having a great paign contributions from special hence, exposing the incumbent’s the campaign because we formally field Family Center would like to services all worked side by side to spring. May and June are so per- interests preclude so many of them (legal) corruption (busting the bub- submitted our petition and consent thank all who donated food dur- organize the food as it came in. fect in New England. As the Ver- from avidly and effectively advocat- ble) is vital for Vermont (to know forms and the required number of ing the annual Postal Carriers Food Our garden is ready to be tilled mont Primary Election is near- ing for correction of our societal the full truth). signatures from registered voters so Drive in Springfield on May 13. right onsite. Our goal is to help ing, Aug. 14, 2018, I thought it inequities, whether political (cam- We have been canvassing and we are now officially on the ballot. We received a total of 7,312 items of our neighbors be as healthy as would be good to share updates. paign finance reform), economic interviewing widely throughout Additionally, a fantastic team of a food, totaling a value of $16,464.86. they can be physically, mentally, The most important update is (income and wealth inequality), the state, speaking at Democratic dozen paid college student interns We are grateful for each and every spiritually, and financially. that the campaign’s mission reso- healthcare (Medicare for All), or Party and other advocacy events, started this week, focusing on old- person who remembered to donate. Please consider holding a food nates with voters. In speeches and environmental (climate change). and getting good press. The Wash- fashioned shoe leather canvassing, We would like to thank our post- drive to help us catch up our food discussions, I typically concen- 3. Vermont – That Vermont val- ington Post recently reported about modern social media, traditional master and all the carriers for col- supply and build up our new trate on four topics: ues of extraordinary commitment conflicts of interest of many Con- media, and other campaign activi- lecting the food and delivering it to healthy section so that we can 1. Honor – That honor and in- to communalism, civic engagement, gressmen regarding opioid policies ties. They are so bright, energetic, the Family Center. meet the needs of our neighbors tegrity, putting others ahead of and caring for others and the en- including the incumbent I’m chal- full of the right values, creative, and We would also like to thank the who have special diets as well as self, and ensuring equal treatment vironment, should be spread more lenging. Vermont’s press dug deeper industrious and are already making Rotary Club of Springfield for help- our general population. of all by minimizing conflicts of widely by maximizing the bully pul- about these conflicts, giving an ex- a huge impact on the campaign’s ing to bring in and sort all of the You can reach us at 802-885- interest, are critical for effective pit of our Congressional delegation. tra shot in the arm for the campaign throughput towards winning. donated food and for providing the 3646 to schedule a food drive or leadership. Thus, at a minimum, And that economic revitalization of by exemplifying vividly why the Thank you so much for your sup- bags. make a donation. Thank you for elected officials should refrain our state includes attracting young reform I’m advocating for is criti- port throughout this campaign. And As always, we are very proud of the helping us help others eat healthy! from raising money for their families to move into the state by cally needed. Links to press articles, apologies for being inadequately in Springfield Family Center volunteers elections from special interests to being a political, civic, health care, interviews, and letters/opinions are touch during this busy year. who stepped up to help. These dedi- Sincerely, ensure being unbiased brokers. and environmental leader. available on our website at www. cated volunteers gave a collective Mike Wiese 2. Equity – That conflicts of 4. Busting a bubble – That ad- drdanforcongress.com/media/in- Take care. total of 35 hours of their time that Executive Director interest by Democratic elected vocacy for reform necessitates ex- the-news. Dan Freilich day. Board members, volunteers, Springfield Family Center officials due to the taking of cam- plaining why reform is needed. And Last week was momentous for Brownsville, Vt.

Dear Editor,

This last legislative session our people have the right to bear arms tax, and bringing an accredited, sec- and school choice. Encouragement gun owners took a significant hit; for the defense of themselves and the ondary vocational/technical school will be offered to find funding re- it shouldn’t only be the gun owners state.” These three bills will do noth- to our area. solve working with school boards, concerned with this. The three bills ing to protect our schools or victims I will put great emphasis on our not administrators. signed into law in April are also an of domestic violence, if anything; horrible, destructive drug problem I will write a bill to require voter encroachment to many of our Ver- they will make them more defense- by introducing a multistep program ID and encourage transparency. mont Constitutional rights. less. starting with better, non-sugar-coat- Keeping in contact with the con- Article 9 states: “But no part of any There are many more examples ed prevention programs, treatment stituents is most important. I will do persons property can be justly taken, of Constitutional infringement if centers through the Department of so via email, newsprint, and social or applied to public uses, without the we divulge deeper into the 1,000- Corrections and much, much strict- media. persons own consent.” Also: “nor can plus bills submitted this last legisla- er punishment for dealers. The slap I will serve as best as I can because; any person who is conscientiously tive biennium. Let it be known that on the wrist, catch-and-release pro- all power, being derived from the scrupulous of bearing arms, be justly I hold myself to a strict compliance gram must end. people, all officers of the government compelled thereto.” to our Constitution and our rights. I will push for a repeal of the new are accountable to them. The gov- Article 10: “a person hath the right I will not vote in favor of any knee- healthcare reform law that punishes ernment is instituted for the com- to be heard by oneself and by one’s jerk legislation or any law that is those who can’t afford insurance mon benefit, protection, and security council; to determine the cause and questionable to our Constitutional with fines or worse. I will work with of the people. nature of the accusation.” binding. Will the session end before healthcare organizations like Ver- Thank you and I hope to have your Robert Miller, Publisher / Advertising Director Article 11: “that the people have November? monters for Healthcare Freedom to vote and support this election cycle. [email protected] the right to hold themselves, their My focus shall be on our economic find affordable solutions. houses, their papers and their pos- growth and affordability, reducing I will write the repeal for Act 46, Randy Gray Vince West, Ad Consultant / Online Ad Manager sessions, free from search and sei- Vermont’s business tax, introducing the education law that was passed on State Senate candidate for the [email protected] zure.” tax free business startups, working the false pretense of saving taxpayers Windsor District As stated in Article 16: “that the with the goal of eliminating the sales money, stripping away local control, N. Springfield, Vt. Shawntae Stillwell, Graphic Director / Ad Designer [email protected] Dear Editor,

Amanda Wedegis, Editor The selection of major party can- lars - for the primary election in Au- out .’” alcohol for an alternative adrenaline [email protected] didates for the primary election in gust, which candidate is a 14-year-old. Remember, a 14-year-old child’s rush. August is now posted at the Vermont 2. Under state and federal laws, a brain is not fully developed. A 14-year- Child labor laws were put into ef- Sharon Huntley, Copy Editor & Writer Secretary of State’s website, search 14-year-old minor child cannot work old cannot process the stimulation fect so that the United States would [email protected] “2018 candidate listing” at www.sec. a full time job, and the office of gover- and excitement of an adrenaline rush, not be like China and other commu- state.vt.us. nor is a full time job. which might be felt after each live tele- nist countries and dictatorships where Julie Adams, Billing Department Please look closely at the list of 3. Cigarette packs have a warning vised 90-minute debate. children are sent to work in sweat [email protected] Democratic Party candidates for gov- label, so shouldn’t the primary elec- Many children in Hollywood have shop factories and mines. ernor of Vermont. There are quite a tion ballot in August have a warning careers at age 14, but then little boys It’s your vote. It’s up to you now. few to choose from. Can you tell from label included to warn and inform have growth spurts and their voices Corporate & Production Office: this list, which one is a 14-year-old mi- voters which candidate is the minor get deeper and they are no longer Sincerely, 8 High Street • Ludlow, VT 05149 nor boy child? child, and that if they vote for the mi- “cute.” Far too many end up losing Cris Ericson Office: 802-228-3600 • Fax: 802-228-3464 I sent an email letter of objection to nor child, they will be disenfranchised their “fame” and looking to drugs and Chester, Vt. allowing a minor child on the ballot to because the child can not hold office Vermont Attorney General TJ Dono- if elected? The Vermont Journal & The Shopper are KMA Publications Inc. weekly news- papers, and are available free of charge. Advertising The deadline for display van in early April and he did not re- 4. In Hollywood, children cannot and classified advertising is Fridays at 12 p.m. We reserve the right to reject spond. 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All are Bow Baptist Church, 1102 Rte 5. nursery care available at 10 a.m. Wednesday morning prayer at 9:40 welcome! Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Evening service at a.m. Website www.stlukesepiscopalvt.org or call 802-875-6000. 6 p.m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Call 802-546-4902 or www.bowbaptist.com. First Universalist Parish of Chester, Rte. 103. 211 North St. PERKINSVILLE, VT. Sunday service at 9:30 a.m. followed by light refreshments and First Congregational Church of Weathersfield, Weathersfield Center Rd. Open Bible Baptist Church, 168 Cemetery Rd. conversation. Youth Program for kids ages 4 and older; free childcare Services will open for the summer season Sunday, June 17 at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Afternoon service available for children under 5 in the playroom between Sept. and June. Coffee/social hour to follow. Day care will be provided for families with at 2 p.m. Wednesday at 7 p.m. Sanctuary handicap accessible. Visit: More at www.chestervtuu.org or 802-875-3257. obbcvt.org. small children. All are welcome. Services will run through Sept. 2. Call Andover Community Church, 928 Weston-Andover Rd., Andover 802-263-9394. Vision of Light Church of Spiritualism and Healing, 2 Legion Rd. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and worship service 10:45 a.m. For more Hartland, Vt. information, go to www.andovercommunitychurch.org. Every Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Hartland Legion Post behind Mike’s Mobil SPRINGFIELD, VT. Station. Potluck lunch after service. For information, contact Rev. Paula at North Springfield Baptist Church, 69 Main St. 802-226-7653. LONDONDERRY, VT. Praise and worship service is at 9:30 a.m. This is a family-friendly time St. Joseph Chapel, High St. of song, prayer, and Biblical preaching (not political lectures). All are Mass on Saturday at 6 p.m. welcome to join us. Call 802-886-8107, email [email protected] or go BELLOWS FALLS, VT. to www.nsbcvt.org for additional information and directions. Immanuel Retreat Center, Currier Hall, 12 Church St. First Baptist Church, 62 Crescent Street, S. Londonderry, Vt. Celtic worship service at 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays. Worship services are at 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings. For more Unitarian Universalist Church, 21 Fairground Rd. information, visit www.firstbaptistlondonderryvt.org or call 802-856-7266 We will be taking a break from services until we begin our summer Immanuel Episcopal Church, 20 Church St. schedule of meeting on the second and fourth Sundays in July and Holy Eucharist Services are offered at 8 a.m. (quiet service) and 10 a.m. Second Congregational Church, 2051 N. Main Street August. Our first summer service is July 8 at 10 a.m. “Work is Love Made (with music) every Sunday. Immanuel Church is handicap accessible. Worship service is at 9:30 a.m. For more information, please call the Visible” with Rev. Mellen Kennedy. Call 802-885-3327 or go to www. church office, 802-824-6453. uuspringfieldvt.org. Christ’s Church, 24 Main Street, Saxtons River On the first Sunday of every month, service begins at 10 a.m. and is followed by a potluck luncheon. For more information, call 802-376-6178. LUDLOW, VT. All welcome. Christamarie Boedtker Annunciation Catholic Church, Corner of Depot and High St. Mass on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. Sundays at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Call 802- SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Christama- June 16 at Davis Memorial Chapel rie Boedtker of St. Simons Island, in Springfield, Vt. It will be followed 228-3451 CHARLESTOWN, N.H. Ga. and Eastman, N.H. passed away by a 2 p.m. graveside service at the Charlestown Congregational Church, 71 Main Street The United Church of Ludlow (UCC and Methodist), 48 Pleasant St. Jan. 31, 2018. A small memorial ser- family cemetery for family members Sunday service on starts at 10 a.m. All are welcome. For more Sundays starting at 10:15 a.m. followed by a time of fellowship and coffee vice will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, only. information, call 603-826-3335. hour. Call 802-228-4211 or email [email protected]. Visit us online at www.unitedchurch.us Rosemarie A. Diliberto, 1925 – 2018 CHESTER, VT. ROCKINGHAM, Vt. - Rosemarie very outgoing person who would Chester Congregational Church, 469 Main Street, Route 11 West A. Diliberto passed away May 12, get things done. She had so many Sunday Service at 10 a.m. All are welcome. For more information, call James E. Doyle, 1943 – 2018 2018 at the Springfield Health & Re- friends and was very popular where 802-875-3382 or go to www.chestercongregational.org. hab. Center in Springfield, Vt. She ever she went. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - James Ed- hounds. Jim was proud of his Irish was born June 6, 1925 in Dresden, She loved her farm in Vermont, ward Doyle of New Britain, Conn. heritage. Jim was kind, thoughtful, Germany, the daughter of Werner and she loved Sarasota, Fla. She was passed away June 6, 2018 with his and witty, with a great sense of hu- Otto Siegfreid Grahsof and Ger- very athletic and loved to swim in Shelley M. Dodge, 1966 – 2018 loving family by his side. He was mor. He made friends wherever he trude (Tuerk) Grashof. the Gulf of Mexico on her favorite the beloved husband of Nan (Kraut) went and would do anything for his Rosie came from Dresden, Ger- beach, Siesta Key, in Sarasota. GRAFTON, Vt. - Shelley M. Dodge; her brother Stuart Rice and Doyle for 40 years. Jim was born in family and friends. We will all miss many to the USA in 1955 after sur- She has two sons Peter Diliberto Dodge, 52, of Chester Road passed wife Cherie; her sister Amanda Rice; Bellows Falls, Vt., Aug. 28, 1943, the him. viving World War II. Rosie went to and Thomas Diliberto from Rock- away Friday, June 8, 2018. Shelley her grandson Cruz Michael Hall; and son of Dorothy (Harlow) Doyle Per- Besides his wife Nan and mother college in Germany to be a teacher. ingham, Vt. She has one younger was born in Bellows Falls, Vt., May nieces and nephews Mandy, Torrie, ry of Bellows Falls, Vt. and the late Dorothy, he leaves his sons Chris- She arrived in New York City. She sister, Ini Arff, and other relatives in 20, 1966, the daughter of Melvin Riley, Cody, Aliyah, and Raiden. Edward Doyle. topher Doyle of Boston and Mat- got married to Armand Diliberto Germany. and Irene (Lockerby) Rice. She was There will be calling hours 6 – 8 Jim graduated from the Univer- thew Doyle of Woodbury, Conn.; and lived on Long Island until 1972. She was predeceased by her hus- a graduate of Bellows Falls High p.m. Friday, June 15 at Fenton & sity of Vermont in 1966. He worked his brothers Dick Doyle and wife She was a kindergarten teacher in band, Armand Diliberto, in 2009, School and worked as a paraprofes- Hennessey Funeral Home in Bellows at IBM, Pratt and Whitney, and The Holly of Bellows Falls, Vt. and Bobby Long Island, taught high school, and also by her brothers Nickolaus sional. Falls, Vt. There will be a graveside Travelers. He retired from The Hart- Doyle of North Walpole, N.H.; his and was a substitute teacher in Ver- and Werner Grashof from Germany. Shelley is survived by her father funeral service 1 p.m. Saturday, June ford after working there for 28 years sister Sally Doyle Remillard of North mont. Rosie was an expert in gar- Rosie loved the USA and flew Melvin Rice and wife Gretchen; her 16 in Burgess Cemetery, Grafton, Vt. in information technology. Jim was a Walpole, N.H.; his brothers-in-law dening, cooking, arts and crafts, and the American Flag. There will be a mother Irene Rice; her husband Pe- In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- member of the New Britain YMCA Charlie Kraut and wife Diane of Ber- flower arrangements. celebration of her full-lived life at 2 ter Dodge; her daughters Kali Hall tions may be made to the American Health Club, The Hartford Black- lin, Conn. and Jim Kraut and wife She has lived in Sarasota, Fla. for p.m. July 8, 2018 at her home on 101 and husband Michael and Alexis Cancer Society. ledge Golf League, the Austrian Judy of Calabash, N.C.; and many many years. She taught arts and Parker Hill Rd., Rockingham, Vt. Donau Club, the AGCA Cape Cod nieces and nephews. craft classes at Selby Botanical Gar- Davis Memorial Chapel in Spring- Golf Group and ROMEOS (Retired Calling Hours will be Wednesday, dens in Sarasota, Fla. Rosie was a field assisted with arrangements. Dorothy E. Fenton, 1924 – 2018 Old Men Eating Out) lunch group. June 13 from 4-7 p.m. and 9-9:45 Jim has lifelong friends from these a.m. June 14 at Carlson Funeral SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Dorothy United States and Canada in their groups. Home, 45 Franklin Square Britain, Charles W. Friedman, 1928 - 2018 Ethel Fenton, 93, died June 7, 2018 motorhome. Jim grew up in the wonderful small Conn. Funeral Mass will be Thurs- at Cedar Hill Continuing Care Com- Her hobbies include flower and town of Bellows Falls, Vt. and en- day, June 14 at 10 a.m. at St Maurice WESTMINSTER WEST, Vt. - Rev- munity in Windsor, Vt. She was born vegetable gardening, photography, joyed going back there to visit fami- Catholic Church, 100 Wightman erend Charles (Chuck) W. Friedman Nov. 11, 1924 in Elmont, Long Is- sewing, and furniture refinishing. ly, friends, and classmates, especially Road, New Britain, Conn. Burial at passed away peacefully surrounded land, N.Y. and was the daughter of One of her main interests was help- for the annual Alumni Weekend. Jim St. Mary’s Cemetery in New Britain by his loving family Monday, June John and Hanna (Hyvonen) Bykko. ing the underprivileged and elderly was a big fan of the Boston Red Sox, will follow. 4, 2018, at the age of 90. He was She graduated from Chester High as an advocate and serving as a court where he was a season ticket holder In lieu of flowers, memorial do- born in 1928 to Margaret and Harry School. On Dec. 19, 1942, she mar- appointed guardian. She was a mem- for over 40 years, the Boston Celtics, nations may be made to: New Brit- Friedman (predeceased) in Brook- ried Merrill Fenton in Chester. They ber of the Windsor County Exten- and the UConn Huskies basketball ain YMCA, 50 High St, New Brit- lyn, N.Y. lived in Chester until moving to a sion Service holding various capaci- teams, traveling to many Final Four ain, CT 06051 or REGAP (Retired Chuck is survived by his wife, farm property in Springfield, Vt. in ties on the local and state levels. games for both the men and women. Greyhounds as Pets), c/o Eileen Ruth Friedman of Westminster 1956. They raised a son, Richard, She was a member of the Calvary Jim loved vacationing in Rhode Is- McCaughern, 105 Fairwood Road, West; their four children Russell of who married Barbara. Dotty is also Baptist Church in Springfield, Vt. land, his 1965 Jaguar XKE, and grey- Bethany, CT 06524. Palm Bay, Fla., Stewart and wife Lin- survived by two grandchildren, Eric In addition to her parents, she da of Weathersfield, Todd of Brattle- and Nicole and four great-grandchil- was predeceased by Merrill, her hus- boro, and Kim Friedman Clark and dren Natalie, Jacob, Austin, and Ava. band of 67 years; Alan E. Bykko, her Robert H. Fullam, 1937 – 2018 husband Charles of Malden, Mass.; Dotty worked in the cost office at brother; and Theresa M. Fenton, her his sister Cynthia Varrone of Middle Jones & Lampson and later at Bryant granddaughter. SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Robert H. Village, N.Y.; grandchildren Eliza- Charles W. Friedman, 1928 - 2018. Grinder Corp. During World War II, In accordance with Dorothy’s Fullam, 81, passed away June 6, beth Grosso, Amy Friedman, Har- PHOTO PROVIDED she joined her husband in Greens- wishes, there will be a memorial 2018 at his home following a long rison Friedman, Ryan Friedman, boro, N.C. and also Clovis Air Force service at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 26, illness. He was born May 20, 1937 in Charles (Zach) Wolliston, and Vic- Lord, seeing the good in everyone Base in Clovis, N.M., where he was 2018 at the Davis Memorial Chapel Springfield, Vt., the son of Herbert toria Wolliston; great-grandchildren he met, and sharing his love and stationed. She joined the civil ser- in Springfield, Vt. Reverend Mal- B. and Lillian (Hutchinson) Fullam. Jackson, Olivia, Emma, and Waylon; laughter with all. He was an avid vice and worked on B-29 and B-17 colm Fowler, pastor of Calvary Bap- After graduation from Springfield and many nieces and nephews. reader who had a penchant for sto- aircraft. She was assistant manager at tist Church, will officiate. Burial will High School in 1955, he served in After marrying Ruth in 1957, the rytelling. Chuck embraced technol- a drug store in Chester and also a ski follow in the Oakland Cemetery in the United States Army. family moved from Massapequa, ogy and was active on social media instructor at Okemo and Killington Springfield. There will be no calling Bob worked at Fellows Gear N.Y. to Westminster West in 1972. to stay connected with his family ski areas. hours. Shaper in Springfield, Vt., Butter- Chuck served in the U.S. Air Force and friends. His greatest joy was his She and her husband enjoyed hik- Anyone wishing to make memo- field Tool in Illinois, and Woodland and then owned a luncheonette in family. Chuck was known for his ing mountains and visiting the sea- rial donations is asked to make it to Tool in Bellows Falls, Vt. Long Island, N.Y. before moving to kindness and great sense of humor. shore. Their interests included water the Springfield Humane Society, 401 He was a member of the Elks Vermont. He worked at Heming- A celebration of Chuck’s life was skiing, camping, canoeing, fishing, Skitchewaug Trail, Springfield, VT Lodge in Springfield, Vt. Bob en- way Trucking, WCFR, WKVT, and held Saturday, June 9 at the First riding motorcycles in the summer, 05156 or to the Springfield Family joyed playing cards and was an avid served as executive director at Bel- Baptist Church of Bellows Falls, Vt. and snowmobiles in the winter. They Center, 365 Summer St., Springfield, golfer. Robert H. Fullam, 1937 – 2018. lows Falls Chamber of Commerce; Pastors Steve and Terri Walton of- traveled extensively throughout the VT 05156. He is survived by his daughter PHOTO PROVIDED and was a Freemason. ficiated. Lisa Fullam and her husband John Chuck found his true passion as In lieu of flowers, the family re- Mabry of Oakland, Calif. as well as In lieu of flowers, donations may the reverend at the First Baptist quests donations in memory of Agnes P. Smith many nieces and nephews. be made to the VA Medical Cen- Church in Bellows Falls. He was de- Chuck be made to the First Baptist He was predeceased by his broth- ter in White River Junction, Vt. or voted to living the teachings of the Church of Bellows Falls, “Missions.” CAVENDISH, Vt. - A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Mon- ers Charles, Richard, and Malcolm to the Springfield Humane Society, mass for Agnes P. Smith, 86, who day June 25, 2018 at the Vermont Fullam and two sisters Pearl Abbott 401 Skitchewaug Trail, Springfield, passed away Feb. 27, 2018, will be Veterans Cemetery in Randolph and Nancy Burton. VT 05156. ANSWERS TO TAKE A BREAK! held at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 23, Center, Vt. Davis Memorial Chapel A graveside service was held Arrangements are under the di- 2018 at Holy Name of Mary Church in Springfield assisted with arrange- Tuesday, June 12, 2018 at the Oak- rection of the Davis Memorial Cha- in Proctorsville, Vt. A committal ments. land Cemetery in Springfield, Vt. pel in Springfield, Vt.

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You receive inter- the amount of your next prefer an investment that offers a That means your so-called “real re- the most widely known example est payments every six months based interest payment. If higher return. Also, if you will need turn” - the stated return minus infla- of what are generally referred to as on a fixed interest rate specified in there’s a period of defla- some of your principal for a specific tion - is only 1 percent at best. After “inflation-protected securities.” TIPS advance. With most bonds, it’s easy tion and the CPI is ac- goal, such as college tuition, you can you subtract any account fees, taxes, may be attractive to long-term inves- to know the exact amount of money tually a negative num- Avoid inflation with TIPS. select maturity dates that return your and other expenses, you could actu- tors who want to preserve the pur- you’ll receive each year. 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Even if the CPI rate of a TIPS and that of an invest- instruments to balance the higher that your real return will keep up turns negative and the economy ment without inflation protection, interest rates usually offered by lon- with inflation. The interest rate stays experiences deflation, the amount the TIPS has no advantage. That’s ger-term bonds with the flexibility fixed; what you won’t know is the ex- you’ll receive when the bond ma- why TIPS may only be appropriate of shorter maturities. A TIPS mutual act dollar amount of the payments tures will be the greater of the infla- for part of your bond holdings. fund pays out not only the interest you’ll receive. If inflation goes up, tion-adjusted figure or the amount of There’s another catch. 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Sponsored by The West River For more information visit Community Project. westriverfarmersmarket.com, call For details, email For details, a list of vendors, and 802-875-5004, and follow them on greaterfallsfarmersmarket@gmail. more, go to ludlowfarmersmarket. Email westtownshend.org, or call Facebook com. org 802-874-4800. @westriverfarmersmarket The Vermont Journal/The Shopper June 13, 2018 | 1B golf & outdoor news Okemo Valley Golf Club Mt. Ascutney Hospital new Men’s League results, June 5 online auction for Golf Classic WINDSOR, Vt. – With the MAH LUDLOW, Vt. – The Okemo Val- Tom Hyjek, John Boehrer, and Ken 10th Stryhas Builders - 13/4 Classic now less than two weeks ley Golf Club Men’s League saw Guy combined to win 21.5 holes. Season standings: away, Mt. Ascutney Hospital in an upset Tuesday evening, June 5. Closest to the pin winners were Cle- 1st Stryhas Builders - 59 Windsor, Vt. and Ottauquechee The season-leading Stryhas Build- mente Delarosa on the 4th hole and 2nd Knight Tubs - 52 Health Center in Woodstock, Vt. ers team was crushed by Benson’s Peter Girouard on the 8th hole. 3rd Engel & Volker’s - 52 are pleased to announce a new Chevrolet. Eric Stocker, Trevor Ben- Weekly results – holes won/ 4th Benson’s Chevrolet - 51 feature of their 2018 MAH Clas- son, Charlie Howard, and Jack Cas- points: 5th Diamond Realty - 42 sic Auction. With a terrific lineup sidy won 23 holes and top honors 1st Benson’s Chevrolet - 23/15 6th Skygate Financial - 41 of items available, the auction this for the night, bringing many other 2nd Engel & Volker’s - 21.5/13 7th Huntley’s Wealth Manage- year is online and now open for teams into the fold for the season 3rd Knight Tubs - 21.5/11 ment - 38 bidding. long race for the Commissioner’s 4th Skygate Financial - 19/10 8th Honey Dew Man - 37 There are still a few openings for Cup. Engel & Volker’s crept a little 5th Green Mountain Appraisals - 9th Green Mountain Apprais- players for the tournament, which closer toward the top after finishing 18.5/9 als - 35 is scheduled for June 18 at the second for the night. Chris Garvey, 6th Huntley’s Wealth Manage- 10th Built Rite MFG. - 33 Woodstock Country Club, one of Austin Danyew, Bob Cook, and Fra ment - 17.5/ 8 For more information about the world’s top 100 golf resorts as Devine combined to win 21.5 holes. 7th Honey Dew Man - 17/7 Okemo Valley Golf Club, please cited by Golf Magazine. Proceeds Finishing third for the night was 8th Built Rite MFG. - 14.5/6 call 802-228-1396 or visit www. from the event will benefit clinical Knight Tubs, as Clemente Delarosa, 9th Diamond Realty - 14.5/5 okemo.com. programs for patients in the Wind- sor/Woodstock region. Visit www. Mt. Ascutney Hospital announces new online auction for 2018 Golf Classic. vtgolf.org to register to play, spon- PHOTO PROVIDED sor the event, or view and bid on Southeastern Vermont lakes, auction items. once again feature a silent auction program and in pre-tournament pub- The event will begin with regis- with items and services donated by licity, including mention on the radio tration and a barbecue lunch from businesses and individuals. A cocktail stations of Media Sponsor Great East- ponds, and rivers need your help 11 a.m. until 12:15 p.m., followed reception and awards ceremony will ern Radio. Those interested in spon- by a shotgun start at 12:30 p.m. In follow tournament play. sorship opportunities or in donating LUDLOW, Vt. – On Saturday, addition to a day of golf with prizes The MAH Classic fferso numerous a prize to the MAH Classic Auction June 23, 2018, from 10 a.m. – 2 for team and individual low score, sponsorship opportunities with tier- are asked to call 802-674-7088 or to p.m. Fletcher Memorial Library closest to the pin, longest drive, based promotional benefits. Sponsors email the Tournament Coordinator will host a Vermont Invasive Pa- and more, the MAH Classic will will receive recognition in the event at [email protected]. troller workshop followed by an afternoon VIP paddle on Echo Lake at Camp Plymouth State Park. Windham County Trails Alliance Join VT DEC Lakes & Ponds staff at a Vermont Invasive Pa- trollers workshop to learn how to supports local outdoor recreation monitor lakes, ponds, and rivers for aquatic invasive species, sur- WINDHAM COUNTY, Vt. - my by establishing and promoting mecca in southern Vermont. Out- vey healthy native plant popula- Our local areas already support a mountain bike trail networks in door recreation and cycling specifi- tions, and reduce the threat of multitude of outdoor recreation Windham County; cally has helped make other areas aquatic invasive species intro- opportunities and adventure- • To foster a mentality of trail stew- in Vermont vibrant year-round des- ductions. Learn the differences based recreation, including bik- ardship which aims to maintain a tinations. Our corner of Vermont is between native, exotic, nuisance, ing, hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, sustainable trail system throughout easily accessible from multiple ma- and invasive species; how inva- Vermont lakes, ponds, and rivers need help. snowmobiling, horseback riding, Windham County. jor metropolitan areas and provides sive species are introduced and PHOTO PROVIDED BY WWW.ONLYINYOURSTATE.COM and wildlife watching. But, with- The Windham County Trails Al- some of Vermont’s most beautiful established; how to differentiate out the infrastructure to sup- liance is currently a chapter of the landscapes. invasive aquatic plants and ani- for lunch, and then an on-the-water Contact Kim Jensen at kimberly. port such recreation, the future Vermont Mountain Bike Associa- By organizing our efforts with lo- mals from native lookalikes; and how aquatic plant survey session at Camp [email protected] or 802-490- is uncertain. That is why Wind- tion and operates as a nonprofit trail cal trail systems to promote area to conduct surveys for aquatic inva- Plymouth State Park at Echo Lake. 6120. Workshop and materials are ham County Trails Alliance was organization. We are also network- trails and recreation opportunities sive plants in water bodies. Interested Echo Lake is on the Black River, offered at no cost. Space is limited. formed! ing with local trail management we foresee many benefits to the lo- participants are encouraged to join which meets the Connecticut River Bring your lunch and canoe or The mission of the Windham organizations, including our local cal communities, including year- the statewide network of volunteers in Springfield. The on-the-water visit kayak. County Trails Alliance is to pro- VAST Clubs, Magic Mountain, Pete’s round employment opportunities, who survey for aquatic invasive spe- will be weather permitting. Workshop is presented by VT vide sustainable, multi-use trails Camp, Bellows Falls Community increased visitor numbers, new busi- cies in their favorite lake, pond, or You will need to provide your own Dept. of Environmental Conser- for recreational activities within Bike Project, local schools, and the ness opportunities, and more in- river. lunch and, for the on-the-water por- vation - Lakes & Ponds Program Windham County. The specific Grafton Improvement Association. ternships and seasonal jobs for local This four-hour VIP workshop tion of the workshop, you will need staff, and co-hosted by VT Forests, goals of the organization are: Our initial goal is to build com- young adults. will include classroom time with an a non-motorized vessel (typically ca- Parks & Recreation, Ottauquechee • To establish a culture of co- munity awareness and support while To learn more about WCoTA we introductory overview, including noe or kayak), life preserver, and pad- Nat. Res. Cons. District, Black operation between individuals, working to identify existing trails encourage you to visit our Facebook hands-on aquatic species identifica- dle. Preregistration for this workshop River Action Team, and Windham businesses, and institutions that and inventory data. We believe that page. Membership information can tion training. There will be a break is required. County Nat. Res. Cons. District. support outdoor recreation in Windham County has the poten- be found on the Vermont Mountain Windham County; tial to become the premier outdoor Bike Association website at www. Golf update from Sugarbush Clubhouse • To support the local econo- recreation area and mountain bike vmba.org. WARREN, Vt. - be placed on a team Crown Point Board of Realtors third Congratulations by the Tournament to our Head Golf Committee. For in- Professional Roger formation or to sign annual Golf for a Cause raises $6,000 King; he currently up, call 802-496-9514, leads the Vermont email waynefoster@ LUDLOW, Vt. - The Crown Point The lucky last placed team, which Jessica’s Maple Syrup, Prime Lending, PGA Player of the gmavt.net, or call the Board of Realtors wishes to thank we will leave unnamed, won a pound Gene Jennings, Shaw’s, Mojo Cafe, Year standings. Sugarbush Resort all the sponsors, players, and vol- of Singleton’s bacon for each player. and For a Healthy Tomorrow. Keep up the good Golf Club at 802-583- unteers for the huge success we Closest to the pin prizes went to Aus- Hole sponsors were: Bean Group, work! Please con- 6725. had during our third annual Golf tin Danyew and Shannon Barton. Buffum Realty, Mary W. Davis Real- tact Roger if you Titleist Demo Day for a Cause Tournament held at Longest drive winners were Austin tor & Associates (2), Engel &Volkers, are interested in Spend some time at the Okemo Valley Golf Course. On Danyew and Sara Stryhas. Four Seasons Sotheby’s International playing with him the Sugarbush Resort Monday, June 4, 16 teams braved A special thank you to the fol- Realty (2), Barrett & Valley Associ- in a Vermont PGA Golf Club Practice the cold, wet day to participate in lowing sponsors, without whom we ates, William Raveis Vermont Prop- Weekly Pro-Am. Facility and see the this year’s fundraiser, which raised would not have been able to have erties (2), Garvey & Garvey, Kelley Call 802-583- new line of products more than $6,000, giving us the such a great event. Prizes were do- Real Estate (2), Diamond Realty, 6725. Titleist has to offer, opportunity to lend a hand to local nated by Benson’s Chevrolet, Tygart Vermont Mortgage Company, Da- Rotary’s 7th an- Wednesday, June 20 families when they need it most. Mountain Sports, The Boot Pro Ski vid J. Montesi, IAVC, Pete’s Painting, nual Mad River from 1 to 5 p.m. We Since last year’s event, CPBR has Shop, Java Baba’s, Mr. Darcy’s Bar & Ted Stryhas Builder, M&M Excavat- Valley Golf Tour- are offering a club fit- helped seven local families who Grill, The Chophouse, DJ’s Restau- ing (2), Master Plumbing & Heating, nament ting session for a fee. suffered losses from fires. rant, The Cookster, Neal’s Restau- Brattleboro Savings & Loan (2), The The Mad River If you purchase clubs At the tournament, Benson’s rant, Murdock’s on the Green, LaVal- Killarney, Prime Lending, House- Golf Tournament from the Sugarbush Chevrolet sponsored a Chevy ley Building Supply, The Hatchery, master, Lachapelle Quality Flooring, will take place at Head Golf Pro Roger King high fives Candice and Owen. Resort Golf Club, half Malibu giveaway for hitting a hole- Goodman’s American Pie, Drew’s Mary Mitchell Real Estate, S&K Ser- 10 a.m. Saturday, PHOTO PROVIDED of that fee will go to- in-one, as well as several other All Natural, The Killarney, NAPA vices, Best Septic, Primary Residen- June 16 at the Sug- wards your purchase. hole-in-one prizes. Nobody won Auto Parts, O’Reily Auto Store, Lud- tial Mortgage, ID3, and Knight Tubs. arbush Resort Golf Club. This year nament. Awards will be given to We also take golf club trade-ins. the car, but everyone went away low Village Pizza, Singleton’s Store, Special thanks to Joe Karl who do- net proceeds benefit the Mad River teams, hole-in-one, longest drive, Open to the public. with a prize. Mama’s, The Grafton Inn, Chester nated back all $605 from his 50/50 Valley Ambulance Service. Regis- closet to the pin, mulligans, and The course conditions are The three top teams were: Ted Hardware, Black Rock Steakhouse, raffle winnings and the Stryhas team tration starts at 8:30 a.m. with a 10 pro drive. Registration is limited to amazing; come see what we have Stryhas, Sara Stryhas, and Trevor Boccaccio’s Salon, Woodbury Florist, who donated back their $300 cash a.m. shotgun start and an 18-hole the first 32 teams of four, in order to offer! Call the pro shop at 802- Benson with 59; Casey Hodge, Ty- Crown Point Country Club, Auto prize. This is a really fun event and scramble format. Awards reception of receipt of entry fee. Individuals 583-6725 or email golfclub@sug- ler Stearns, and Tim Hayward with Zone, Bibens Home Center, River- a great way to help your neighbors. follows immediately after the tour- are encouraged to register and will arbush.com now for tee times. 59; and Peter Modisette, Chris Jef- side Restaurant, Tina’s Hallmark, Please join us next year on June 3, feries, and Dave Bowyer with 61. Southern Pie Company, Stemwinder, 2019!

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Winning team (from left) Sara Stryhas, Ted Stryhas, and Lucky team with the highest score (from left) Darie Gib- www.VermontJournal.com - Click “Discover” Trevor Benson, with organizer Frank Provance. ney, Tom Miller, and Amanda Sterns. PHOTO PROVIDED PHOTO PROVIDED 2B | June 13, 2018 The Vermont Journal/The Shopper arts & entertainment On the Hill concert series, Swedish Midsommar Festival LANDGROVE, Vt. - The Nordic Harmoni Chorus is proud to spon- Taconic Chamber Players sor a Swedish Midsommar Fest at the Inn View Center for the Arts WESTON, Vt. – Sunday’s for this concert are violin- at the Landgrove Inn, Landgrove, On The Hill concert series is ists Heather Braun-Bakken Vt. Thursday, June 21, 2018. The delighted to have the Taconic and Joana Genova, violist activities start at 2 p.m. Chamber Players with guitar- Ariel Rudiakov, cellist Liam Come help make the traditional ist Oren Fader and mezzo-so- Veuve, and percussionist flower wreaths, decorate the may- prano Jessica Bowers gracing Matthew Gold. pole, and join in the parade. Bring the Church on the Hill stage Oren Fader is highly re- any national flags on a pole, if you at 4 p.m. Sunday, June 24 in garded as a performer of can. There will be music, dancing Weston, Vt. There is a small classical and electric guitar around the maypole, and singing fee for adults; children 12 and repertoire, solo and cham- by Nordic Harmoni. You can en- under are free. The doors open ber, traditional, and contem- joy an assortment of Scandinavian around 3:30 p.m. with park- porary. Reviewing his solo appetizers and the Landgrove Inn ing available at the church and New York City recital, Gui- will provide a cash bar. A free-will along Lawrence Hill Road. See tar Review magazine stated, offering will help defray our music Midsommar march led by Carl-Erik Westberg. www.SundaysOnTheHill.org “His scholarship, technique, expenses. For more information, PHOTO PROVIDED and www.taconicmusic.org for and intelligent musicianship contact Carl-Erik and Marijke more information. are plainly evident and the Westberg, 802-824-6578 or Vart- and dancing around it. First in a ring around the pole, then Taconic Chamber Players beauty of his tone is consis- [email protected]. It is common to cover the maypole later in the evening is a dance in a is the resident ensemble of tently compelling.” Midsommar (Midsummer) or with flowers and other green plants. barn or on a jetty or outdoor pavilion. Taconic Music. The ensemble Jessica Bowers is a native the summer solstice is the occa- Midsommar is a period of celebrating We hope you will be able to join us in has a broad repertoire of Ba- of Spokane, Wash. Bow- sion of much festivity in Sweden. together with your family and friends. the festivities. So let’s lighten up, and roque, Classical, Romantic, ers has performed with the On the morning of Midsommar, Then, in the afternoon, they gather hold hands with the tiniest tots as we and contemporary works, in- Utah Opera, Opera Boston, Swedes decorate their homes, cars, round the majstang. Practically every dance around the majstang, rejoice in cluding pop, rock, and jazz ar- Caramoor Opera, Central churches, and dancing pavilions town and village, however small, has a nature, food, and abundant sunlight rangements, and performs in City Opera, Anchorage with garlands of flowers and birch maypole - a tall cross clad with leaves (hopefully). If you’re a Swede - even venues ranging from private Opera, and Spokane Opera branches. The most typical activity and flowers. The pole is raised in the if only for a day - it’s time to celebrate. homes to concert halls, in tra- among others. She has a to do during this holiday is raising mid-afternoon in the center of the vil- For more information, go to www. ditional and nontraditional Oren Fader and Jessica Bowers. long list of roles and perfor- a maypole, known in Sweden as lage square or park. Once the pole is sweden.se/culture-traditions/mid- spaces. The quintet members PHOTO PROVIDED mances. “majstang” or “midsommarstang,” raised, the dance begins. summer. Brattleboro Area Hospice to host a summer Folk duo Hungrytown garden party and gathering returns to hisoric WESTMINSTER, Vt. - Brattleboro Design, at 3293 Route 5, Westmin- enjoying light refreshments in great ing on end-of-life, bereavement, Area Hospice is delighted to an- ster Village, Vt. company. and advance care planning. We nounce an upcoming garden party The event will feature the oppor- The event will also ffero an in- provide services locally, through- Jamaica Town Hall event and gathering that will take tunity to explore one of the region’s formal atmosphere to learn more out Windham County and the JAMAICA, Vt. - The folk duo, bands. Their introduction to folk place Friday, June 22 from 4:30 – 7:30 most spectacular summer gardens in about the work of Brattleboro Area immediately surrounding areas. Hungrytown, returns to the his- music came later from a close friend p.m., in the gardens of Cyndy Fine of full bloom and appreciate an assort- Hospice in the region and how to get Our programs reflect our commu- toric Jamaica Town Hall Thurs- who entrusted to them her collec- Genius Loci, Ecological Landscape ment of short musical pieces while involved. Friends, volunteers, and nity’s values of kindness, decency, day, June 21. After more than a tion of 1960s folk albums. Inspired staff of the organization will be in at- and dignity. Founded in 1979 on decade of worldwide touring and by the grit and true-to-life experi- tendance to circulate and talk to at- the belief that no one should die three album releases, Rebecca ences she heard in these traditional COMPLETE tendees about the work and what it alone, we are dedicated to offer- Hall and Ken Anderson have ballads, Hall was inspired to write means to them. ing all services free of charge. Visit earned a reputation for the qual- the lyrics that later became her first CONSTRUCTION Tickets can be purchased online www.brattleborohospice.org to ity and authenticity of their song- songs, aided by Anderson’s flair for 24 x 24 Garages with 6" Reinforced at www.brattleborohospice.org or at learn more. writing. Lyricist Hall is credited musical arrangement. Concrete and 12" Thickened Edges the event. Proceeds of this event will For more information about with compositions “that sound as “A reverence for the music of our Basic Site prep included directly benefit the programs and the Summer Soirée event, please timeless as any traditional songs,” collective past, tempered by a keen All Sizes & Styles Available services of Brattleboro Area Hospice call Andrea Livermore, director according to Northern Sky, U.K. modern sensibility and a gift for that are provided free of charge. of Development and Community Meanwhile producer, multi-in- heartfelt storytelling. The music sim- $25,999 as Shown Starting at $20,499 Brattleboro Area Hospice provides Outreach at 802-257-0775 ext. strumentalist, and husband Ken ply transcends any particular time or a broad range of volunteer-based ser- 109 or at andrea.livermore@brat- Anderson is lauded for his “re- place,” according to Seven Days. Call or email for details • [email protected] vices for living and dying well, focus- tleborohospice.org. markable affinity for instrumental The show, hosted by the Jamaica (802) 886-2825 • (802) 591-1799 - Kevin embellishment” and for crafting Community Arts Council, will begin Hungrytown’s “gorgeous vocal at 7 p.m. with doors opening at 6:30 harmonies,” according to Folk p.m. with a suggested donation. The Homemade and Roots, U.K. Council will be hosting additional C & M Concrete, Inc. Ricotta Cannoli Hall and Anderson met in New bands through the fall on the third Excavating, Foundations, Cream York City, where they had already Thursday of each month. 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Well, ries of folk rock, world Songwriting Magazine. every year for over 50 years, the good beat, rock, country, His 2017 sophomore re- folks of Plymouth hold the annual pop, Celtic, blues, and cord “Bug Fixes & Perfor- Plymouth Strawberry Festival and bluegrass summer con- mance Improvements” de- prove that the ancient Romans were certs Sunday, June 17 buted at number 10 on the absolutely right: strawberries do help with Brooklyn-based, iTunes Songwriter charts alleviate the melancholy of the past Americana and folk and earned him perfor- winter and help usher in the wonder- singer/songwriter Brian mances on NPR’s Moun- ful Vermont summer season! Dunne’s guitar, piano, tain Stage and 2017’s Cay- Come join us once again at this an- and violin trio. The sev- amo Cruise. He has shared nual event that helps bring together en concert series contin- the stage with many song- family, friends, neighbors, and new ues every other Sunday writing legends including acquaintances to renew old friend- through Aug. 26. All Brian Dunne. Robert Earl Keen, Delbert ships and make new ones in this fun concerts begin at 6 p.m. PHOTO PROVIDED McClinton, Justin Townes community celebration. in downtown Putney on Earle, and Lee Ann Wom- The festival will be held Wednes- the Putney Tavern lawn. Bring a his sharp lyrical prowess and coun- ack. His trio includes Isamu Mc- day, June 20 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at Tyson Ladies Aid will be serving strawberry shortcake to beat that post- lawn chair or blanket. In the case try-tinged vocals. In 2015, Brian Gregor and Amanda Lo. Camp Plymouth State Park. We’ll winter melancholy. of rain, the concert will be at Next PHOTO PROVIDED have a wonderful barbecue put on Stage at 15 Kimball Hill. The se- by Plymouth Emergency Services, ries is sponsored by the town of The Emporium Tobacco & Gift Shop strawberry shortcake served up by blood glucose measurements as well Aid. Putney, Green Mountain Well, the Tyson Ladies Aid, and a fantastic as a free File of Life refrigerator mag- Proceeds from our event will Soundview Paper Company, the Humidified Premium Cigars | Hand Blown Glass Pipes raffle with lots of wonderful prizes net; and we’ll have Adam Boyce and go to support a campership fund Putney Food Co-op, the Stock- Hookahs & Shisha | Roll Your Own Tobacco & Supplies for young and old, sponsored by the Sue Hunt to provide some wonderful at Bethany Birches Camp, support well Brothers, and many other Tyson Church! fiddle music! Plymouth Emergency Services, Putney area businesses and or- Bubblers & Water Pipes | Smoking Accessories In addition there will be face Admission is free at the park for support the historic Tyson Library, ganizations. The concerts are free Vaporizers & Concentrates | E-Cigs & E-Pipes painting and arts and crafts for the all those attending the festival. For help fund high school scholarships to the public - donations are ac- young folk; Touch a Truck for all the best eats, dessert to assure you for a Black River High School and cepted - and food will be avail- who are interested in seeing what a don’t suffer from melancholy, and a Woodstock Union High School able. For more information, call 802-775-2552 sheriff’s car, ambulance, fire truck, rollicking great time, come join the graduate, and support community 802-387-5772 or visit www.twi- 131 Strongs Ave, Rutland, VT and maybe even a large dump truck wonderful groups that put this on: needs and events. For further in- lightmusic.org. or excavator looks like up close and Plymouth Emergency Services, Ty- formation, call Sue Poirier at 802- Brian Dunne has won the at- personal; free blood pressure and son Church, and the Tyson Ladies 236-2683. tention and praise of many for Wardsboro Curtain The Acworth Village Store annual MusicFest Building Quality Custom Homes of Exceptional Value Call dance party 25 Years of Fine Residential Construction ACWORTH, N.H. - Our an- through mid-October from 5:30- nual MusicFest is on the way! 7:30 p.m. Come on over for some This year it is scheduled rain or good food and great music! shine for Saturday, June 30, from The Acworth Village Store is run 11 a.m. until dusk. Talented local by The Acworth Community Proj- musicians will be featured on two ect, which is a New Hampshire non- stages this year! The musical line- profit organization. They hold one up includes: Dan and Faith, De- board meeting a month and have catur Creek, Gene Albert, Picket some interesting and fun plans for Hill, Kim Snyder, Moxley Union, the upcoming year, which includes Tom Pirrazoli, Bill Symons, Caro- historical and educational events lyn Waters, and Lonn Livengood and fundraising activities. If you’d Wyld Nightz Band. - Best Revenge. like more information about this PHOTO PROVIDED This year our grill will be cook- community run village store, please Additions • Renovations • Kitchens • Decks & Patios ing hot dogs, hamburgers, and contact Jim Neidert at 603-835- Custom Designs • Full Design Services WARDSBORO, Vt. - On Friday, Best of Brattleboro Reader’s Choice sausage with sides, and later in 2453. June 22, The Wyld Nightz Band re- Awards. For more about the band, the day we’ll be cooking up bar- The Acworth Village Store is lo- turns for Wardsboro Curtain Call’s visit www.wyldnightzband.com. becue chicken and our outdoor cated at 1068 Route 123A, South Chester, VT 05143 annual dance party. Other shows in the Wardsboro hearth freshly made pizza! We’ll Acworth, NH 03607. The phone The dance party will be held in the Curtain Call 2018 music series: also have a vegetarian food truck! number there is 603-835-6547. The 802-875-5240 Wardsboro Town Hall Café, Main Bruce Mandel, Friday, July 27; Gail Along with great music and food, website is www.acworthvillagestore. CrownPointBuilders.com Street, Wardsboro. Potluck supper Wade trio, Saturday, Sept. 29; and there will be craft vendors! If you com and you can also visit us on before the show, so doors will open at Dan Frechette and Laurel Thom- are interested in being a vendor, Facebook. Mark Mitchell Ken Duffy 6 p.m., music begins at 7 p.m. Bring sen, Saturday, Oct. 20. please contact Linda Lacasse at your favorite dish to share – and your All shows are in Wardsboro Town [email protected] or dancing shoes. BYOB. Admission is Hall, Main Street, Wardsboro. Mu- call 603-835-6547. paid at the door. sic begins at 7 p.m. For more infor- Entrance is free for this event. This year, the music series also mation, visit www.wardsborocur- It promises to be a wonderful day serves as a fundraising vehicle ben- taincall.net or email kwkmdavis@ for all! Need a New Stove? efitting Wardsboro Fire and Rescue. yahoo.com or call 802-896-6810. Saturday Pizza Night continues A donation “Fireman’s Boot” will be available for all those who wish to River Valley Credit Union Residents of make a contribution to Wardsboro Total-e card Fire and Rescue. The Wyld Nightz Band was formed She’s ready to take the Winham County: over 10 years ago in Brattleboro. 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4B | June 13, 2018 The Vermont Journal/The Shopper sports news Fall Mountain Special Olympics finish season at 2018 Special Olympic Summer Games LANGDON, N.H. - Fall Mountain of competition. Jacob Barboza won Special Olympics wrapped up their a silver, bronze, fifth, and sixth place season May 31 through June 2 at finish. Patrick Cannon won gold in the New Hampshire State Summer his single event, having to then pull Games at UNH. It was a beautiful out of competition due to illness. weekend of fun and excitement for Dalton Hutchinson, in his first year the bocce team, track star, and swim of swimming, scored two fifth and team. two sixth place finishes. Caitlin Ma- Russell Putnam, the lone track sure, the youngest athlete for the star for FMSO, won bronze in the team, scored two bronze finishes and 200-meter run, fourth place in the two fourth place finishes. Mariah 100-meter run, and sixth place in the Pratt won a bronze and fifth place. shot put. Olivia Rounds swam to a gold, sil- The bocce team played multiple ver, bronze, and fifth place finish. events including singles, doubles, Kyle Simpson swam his best, with and four-person team. Sean Ander- three gold medals and one fifth place son won gold, bronze, and fourth finish. Eric Swain won two silver, a place. Debra Hall won silver and bronze, and fifth place. bronze, Sara Johnson took home the FMSO would like to thank all their gold, bronze, and fourth place. Bon- athletes, coaches, parents, volun- nie Kyle finished with silver, bronze, teers, and donors for all their sup- and fourth. Mark Pebbles came port for the past year. Without your home with two bronze medals and dedication, we would not be able fourth place. to do what we do. FMSO takes the The swim team played it cool in summer off but returns in September the pool, with 97 divisional races to kick off the new season with their that were spread out over two days most popular sport: bowling. Debra Hall. Eric Swain and Kyle Simpson. Mark Pebbles. PHOTO PROVIDED PHOTO PROVIDED PHOTO PROVIDED GET YOUR LOCAL Local players win awards in Major League SPORTS NEWS Baseball Pitch competition ONLINE! LONDONDERRY, Vt. – On the were scored on their individual event We will publish weekly sports news online weekend of June 2 and 3, there was scores and were compared to deter- a Sectionals competition for the mine winners. Cosby Lux and Logan for our local schools at Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit Salo brought home medals from the and Run competition for Vermont. events. Cosby was the All-Around FBAA had four baseball players at- Champion and won gold for his age www.VermontJournal.com tend and compete against other lo- group of 9 to 10 year-olds. Logan was cal champions: Logan Salo, Cosby the bronze medal winner for his age Lux, Cruz Febbie, and Soren Lux. group of 13 to 14 year-olds. The event was held at the Shelburne FBAA and the Flood Brook Tigers Little League field on a beautiful, but are proud to have these players rep- hot Sunday afternoon. There were resent our program. They competed three events: hitting for distance with enthusiasm and gave their best and accuracy, pitching for accuracy, that day. These players made a great and running for speed. Competitors impression on the much bigger base- ball programs. These players were invited to the Sectionals after being one of the win- GET YOUR WEEKLY ners at the local events held here at Pingree Park ball fields in May with eGrasse Celebrating about 20 competitors at the local Doncrete events. All MLB PHR events are free C 30 Years! to the public and are available for children in either baseball or softball 3 Floors 3 Foundations G LF categories from ages 7 to 14. 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CHESTER, Vt. – Strength- CLASSES & Specialty Preserves Shop. are scheduled for Mondays 6 - you could sing, or a more 5242 or email at celestem@ buddhafulyoga.com or call building chair yoga class with WORKSHOPS There is a fee to attend. Bring 7:15 p.m., June 18, 25, July 2, experienced singer who would vermontel.net. TFN 802-875-2868. TFN Liz Eaton, 9:30-10:30 a.m., a friend and get 10 percent 9, 16, 23, and 30, and Aug. like to delve deeper into the Fullerton Inn, Main Street, THURSDAY, JUNE 14 - off price of class. Registration 6, located outdoors on the front magic of your own voice, this TUESDAYS - WEDNESDAYS AND Chester. This is a strength LUDLOW, Vt. - The Department required: 802-674-4529 or lawn of The Cabin, 514 Dean weekend retreat/workshop is BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - River FRIDAYS – building yoga class in the of Labor speaks on Fiduciary [email protected]. Hill Rd., in Killington. Rain date for you! For more information, Voices Poetry meets every TOWNSHEND, Vt. – Starting hatha tradition for anyone Best Practices on Thursday is Monday, Aug. 13 if needed. visit www.stonechurcharts.org. Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Flat June 13, Grace Cottage looking to build bone density, June 14 from 7:30 - 9 a.m. at MONDAY, JUNE 18 - Attend all eight weeks or select Iron Exchange building on the Family Health and Hospital physical strength, flexibility and Okemo Valley Golf Club, Gold SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Learn to four weeks of your choice. Our MONDAY AND Square. All poets welcome. will host a new beginner endurance. Come as you are Room, 89 Fox Lane, Ludlow. create with maker tools at “10 bodies” consist of the Soul THURSDAYS IN SUMMER - Discussion of all aspects of the level Tai Chi class in our and do what you can. Use a Please RSVP to Derek Karner, River Valley Technical Center Body, three mental bodies, MOUNT HOLLY, Vt. – Bone poem. 802-463-2204. TFN Community Wellness Center. chair, yoga mat, or both! Drop darner@americanportfolios. on Monday, June 18, from and six energetic bodies. Builders summer classes will The series runs for eight weeks, in anytime or purchase a few SAXTONS RIVER, Vt. - 9:30- com, 888-922-1035. 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. We will Reduce stress, heal, awaken, be held in the Mount Holly Wednesdays and Fridays, from classes at once. No experience 11 a.m. Play Group at Saxtons spend two hours teaching you strengthen, purify, and spread School gym on Mondays and 9 – 10 a.m. This “Tai Chi for necessary. For details, contact FRIDAY, JUNE 15 - River Elementary School. Come how to use a 3D printer, laser mindfulness throughout your Thursdays from 9 to 10:15 Fall Prevention” class is offered 802-875-2868, eaton. CHESTER, Vt. - The Springfield on over for crafts, activities and engraver/cutter, tabletop CNC life as we practice ancient a.m. from Thursday, June 14 through the Rehabilitation [email protected] or www. Regional Development Corp to play! Call Molly 802-376- machine, and a vinyl cutter. yoga sets to awaken our through Thursday, Aug. 23. Services Department at Grace buddhafulyoga.com. TFN is having a Speed Dating 6204. TFN You will leave knowing how whole selves-all 10 bodies! Anyone who wishes to join us Cottage by certified instructors Finance Workshop on to use all four tools and have for a healthy exercise program Ruth Fleming, P.T. and Pam CHESTER, Vt. – Meditation Practice at your own pace. WEDNESDAYS - Friday, June 15 at Newsbank ideas for projects you could please call so that paperwork Coburn, PTA. The series is free. class with Liz Eaton takes place No experience necessary. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - The Conference Center, 397 complete. This workshop is and weights are ready for you. Pre-registration is required on Thursday, 10:45-11:15 Welcomes beginners! 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BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - The in the Community Wellness fee for this class; donations SATURDAY, JUNE 16 - buddhafulyoga.com. The group is happy to donate org or by phone at 802- Bellows Falls Area Senior Room in the Heins Building are appreciated. For details, WINDSOR, Vt. - Join us for a “Knitted Knockers” to breast 885-8302. To learn more FRIDAY, JUNE 29 – JULY 1 - Center Knit and Stitch group at 133 Grafton Road, in contact 802-875-2868, eaton. Strawberry Preserves Master cancer survivors, stop by about the Collaboratory, BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – meets Mondays at 9 a.m. They Townshend. To register or for [email protected] or www. Class on Saturday, June 16, and ask for Betty for more RVTC’s Makerspace, or other Experience a singing weekend can help you finish a project, more information, call 802- buddhafulyoga.com. TFN from 9:30 a.m. to noon at information. Call: 802-463- programs at the River Valley workshop, “From Fear to Joy: repair an item and even take 365-3649. Through Friday, Blake Hill Preserves at 60 3907. TFN Technical Center in Springfield, Discover Your Inner Singer!” on special projects. The group Aug. 3. SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Edgar Artisans Way in Windsor. Vt., go to www.RVTC.org or hosted by Stone Church Arts is happy to donate “Knitted May Open Play Group In addition to the delicious BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - Play call us at 802-885-8300. from Friday, June 29 at 5 p.m. Knockers” to breast cancer THURSDAYS – 10-11:30 a.m. at Studio strawberries, we will infuse Group at First Baptist Church to Sunday, July 1 at 2 p.m. at survivors. Stop by and ask for CAVENDISH, Vt. – From Momentum, 71 Main St. An this traditional preserve with of Bellows Falls/Rockingham MONDAYS, JUNE 18 – the Immanuel Retreat Center Betty for more information. 5:45 to 6:45 p.m., join a Tai active playtime specifically local edible flowers, such as Recreation Center. 9:30 a.m. - AUG. 6 - on Church Street in Bellows Call: 802-463-3907. TFN Chi beginners’ class at DG designed for children aged lilacs. Learn the basics of fruit 11 a.m. Come join the fun! KILLINGTON, Vt. – An Falls. This is a retreat for “non- Bodyworks, 7 Depot St. in 6 months through 5 years! preparation, cooking, “setting,” SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – 9-10:30 Healthy snack served. Call 8-week Kundalini Yoga singers,” beginning singers, or Cavendish/Proctorsville, Vt., Free to member families. and safe canning practices. a.m. Playgroup at the Molly 802-376-6204. TFN series, “Awakening to Your anyone who wants to become next to the Post Office at the Call 802-885-2568 or info@ Take home a complimentary jar Springfield Area Parent Child 10 Bodies,” begins Monday, more confident and expressive CHESTER, Vt. - Liza Eaton, corner of Rt. 131 and Depot myreccenter.org. TFN of the variety we make together Center. Come to play and meet June 18 in Killington, Vt. with their voice! Claim your founder of Buddhaful Yoga, St. There is a monthly tuition in class, a detailed recipe card, new friends. All parents with WINDSOR, Vt. - Play Group KRI certified Kundalini yoga birthright, and step into the will be offering a Gentle cost. To learn more about and enjoy 15 percent off all young children are welcomed. 9:30 - 11 a.m. Come and teacher, and long time joy of singing! Whether you’re Flow Kundalini Yoga class for the classes, please contact enjoy an open gym, ball beginners every Wednesday Djemila at 802-490-0225, by games and sometimes even a 9:30-11 a.m. You will be email: djem.translator@gmail. STATE OF VERMONT bounce house! Call Windsor STATE OF VERMONT encouraged to go at your com or check for updates on WINDSOR COUNTY, SS. Recreation Center 802-674- WINDSOR COUNTY, SS. own pace and listen to your Facebook: www.facebook. 6783. TFN body. Held at the Fullerton com/gemstaichi/. TFN NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE Inn, on the Chester Green. For LUDLOW, Vt. – Okemo Valley Peter Walter Fredyma, II, Peter W. Holl Nancie A. Hazell and Anne E. Keenan TV offers “Train the Trainers” and Maia C. Holl workshops on fourth Thursdays Parcel # 605063 INVITATION TO BID Parcel # 222021.100 REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS at no cost, 6-7 p.m. at the Okemo Valley TV studio, 37C The resident and nonresident owners, lien holders and ZONING CODE CONSULTANT SERVICES Main St. in Ludlow. Everyone mortgagees of lands in the Town of Chester, in the County The resident and nonresident owners, lien holders and mortgagees of lands in the Town of Chester, in the County The Town of Chester is seeking qualification bids from who wants to learn the “ticks of Windsor and State of Vermont, are hereby notified that and tricks” of TV-video of Windsor and State of Vermont, are hereby notified that Zoning Code Consultants for services in the update of the the taxes assessed by the Town for the year 2017 remains, production is welcome. Reserve the taxes assessed by the Town for the years 2016 and 2017 Town’s Unified Development Bylaws. This re-write will be either in whole or in part, unpaid on the following de- a space at [email protected] or remain, either in whole or in part, unpaid on the following extensive and will require review and consideration of a scribed land in Town to wit: call 802-228-8808. TFN described land in Town to wit: Zoning Audit that was recently performed. The selected Being all and the same lands and premises conveyed to Consultant must have experience working with small towns SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Great Nancie A. Hazell and Anne E. Keenan by an Indenture Being all and the same lands and premises conveyed to and/where historic resources are an important part of the Hall Handcrafters meet every of Anne E. Keenan, Executrix of the Estate of Betty Ann Peter Walter Fredyma, II, Peter W. Holl and Maia C. Holl by community character. The procurement process for selec- Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 Hazell, Deceased dated June 5, 2012 and Recorded in Book Warranty Deed of Peter Walter Fredyma, II dated August 24, tion of the Zoning Code Consultant will be a Qualifications p.m. in the open art gallery at 142, Page 88 of the Town of Chester Land Records. 2012 and Recorded in Book 138, Page 239 of the Town of Based Selection (QBS). We are not seeking a detailed scope Great Hall Art Gallery, 100 Chester Land Records. of work or cost proposal at this time. The successful Zoning River Street in Springfield. and so much of said lands will be sold at public auction at Code Consultant will be selected based upon their demon- Bring your own project and the Town Office in Chester, Vermont, a public place in said and so much of said lands will be sold at public auction at strated ability to provide the highest qualified proposal to join a creative group of people doing different handiwork. Town, on the 28th day of June, 2018, at eleven o’clock in the the Town Office in Chester, Vermont, a public place in said achieve the goals of the project through their SOQ and Town, on the 28th day of June, 2018, at eleven o’clock in the possible interview. forenoon, as shall be requisite to discharge such taxes with FRIDAYS - forenoon, as shall be requisite to discharge such taxes with costs, unless previously paid. For a copy of the Request for Qualifications bid package CHESTER, Vt. - Liza Eaton, costs, unless previously paid. please contact Julie Hance at the Chester Town Office, 556 founder of Buddhaful Yoga, Dated at Chester, in the County of Windsor and State of Elm Street, Chester, VT, 05143, (802) 875-2173, or julie. offering a Strength Building Dated at Chester, in the County of Windsor and State of Vermont, this 24th day of May, 2018. [email protected]. Office hours are Monday through Vinyasa Yoga Class using Vermont, this 24th day of May, 2018. Friday, 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. optional weights on Fridays Attest: ______from 9:30 – 11 a.m. Build David Pisha Attest: ______All bids should be submitted in a sealed envelope labeled bone density, upper body Collector of Town and David Pisha “Chester Zoning Update” and should be forwarded to the strength as well as overall Town School District Taxes Collector of Town and Town Manager’s Office, 556 Elm Street (P.O. Box 370) Ches- strength, endurance, resilience, Town School District Taxes ter, VT 05143, on or before 3:00 p.m. on June 29, 2018. flexibility & reduce stress. No experience necessary. At Buddhaful Yoga, Fullerton Inn, STATE OF VERMONT STATE OF VERMONT STATE OF VERMONT 40 The Common, Chester, VT WINDSOR COUNTY, SS. WINDSOR COUNTY, SS. WINDSOR COUNTY, SS. For more information go to www.buddhafulyoga.com, NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE email [email protected] or call/text 518-763-1490. TFN Thomas A. McLean Amy Elinor Pratt, Jonathon Pratt and Jon K. Parcel #585054 Spaulding Michael R. Sturtevant SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Fridays, Parcel # 232017.200 Parcel # 150106 9-11 a.m. creative movement The resident and nonresident owners, lien holders and activities and playgroup held The resident and nonresident owners, lien holders and mortga- mortgagees of lands in the Town of Chester, in the County in the gym of the Community gees of lands in the Town of Chester, in the County of Wind- The resident and nonresident owners, lien holders and of Windsor and State of Vermont, are hereby notified that Center. All parents with young sor and State of Vermont, are hereby notified that the taxes mortgagees of lands in the Town of Chester, in the County the taxes assessed by the Town for the years 2017 remain, children are welcome. Contact assessed by the Town for the year 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 of Windsor and State of Vermont, are hereby notified that either in whole or in part, unpaid on the following de- Parks and Recreation Dept. at remains, either in whole or in part, unpaid on the following the taxes assessed by the Town for the year 2017 remains, ei- scribed land in Town to wit: 802-885-2727. TFN described land in Town to wit: ther in whole or in part, unpaid on the following described land in Town to wit: SATURDAYS - Being all and the same lands and premises conveyed to Being all and the same lands and premises conveyed to Jon K. SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Edgar Thomas A. McLean by Warranty Deed of First Vermont Spaulding, Amy Elinor Pratt and Jonathon R. Pratt by Warran- Being all and the same lands and premises conveyed to May Open Play Group Bank and Trust Company dated December 24, 1991 and ty Deed of Arthur F. Fournier, Trustee of the Restatement of Michael R. Sturtevant by Warranty Deed of Lee A. Ravlin 10-11:30 a.m. at Studio Recorded in Book 73, Page 53 of the Town of Chester Trust for the Arthur F. Fournier, Sr. Revocable Trust Agree- Lloyd and Gary L. Lloyd dated April 12, 2013 and Recorded Momentum, 71 Main St. An Land Records. ment dated January 10, 2011 dated July 19, 2013 and Recorded in Book 144, Page 272 of the Town of Chester Land Re- active playtime specifically designed for children aged in Book 147, Page 118 of the Town of Chester Land Records. cords. and so much of said lands will be sold at public auction 6 months through 5 years! at the Town Office in Chester, Vermont, a public place in Free to member families. and so much of said lands will be sold at public auction at the and so much of said lands will be sold at public auction at said Town, on the 28th day of June, 2018 at eleven o’clock Call 802-885-2568 or info@ Town Office in Chester, Vermont, a public place in said Town, the Town Office in Chester, Vermont, a public place in said in the forenoon, as shall be requisite to discharge such myreccenter.org. TFN on the 28th day of June, 2018, at eleven o’clock in the forenoon, Town, on the 28th day of June, 2018, at eleven o’clock in the taxes with costs, unless previously paid. as shall be requisite to discharge such taxes with costs, unless forenoon, as shall be requisite to discharge such taxes with WEEKLY – previously paid. costs, unless previously paid. SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Come swim Dated at Chester, in the County of Windsor and State of with a great group of adults Vermont, this 24th day of May, 2018. Dated at Chester, in the County of Windsor and State of Ver- Dated at Chester, in the County of Windsor and State of in our masters swim group at mont, this 24th day of May, 2018. Vermont, this 24th day of May, 2018. the Edgar May Center. The group meets on Mondays at Attest: ______Attest: ______Attest: ______7:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 8 David Pisha David Pisha David Pisha a.m. The group is comprised Collector of Town and Collector of Town and Collector of Town and of a wide range of abilities Town School District Taxes Town School District Taxes Town School District Taxes including new swimmers. Call The Vermont Journal/The Shopper June 13, 2018 | 7B LEGAL NOTICES/HELP WANTED calendar 802-885-2568 or visit www. MONDAY, JUNE 18 - at the Dorset Town Clerk’s springfieldcommunitychorus@ to learn how to play or update Airport Road, N. Springfield. myreccenter.org. TFN CLUBS PERU, Vt. - Hike Bromley Office on Mad Tom Rd to gmail.com or call Barbara your rusty skills? We play every Membership is open to ages FRIDAY, JUNE 15 - Mountain from the North carpool to the trailhead on at 802-886-1777. www. Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. 12 and up. Call Commander SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Youth swim TOWNSHEND, Vt. - Hike to with Green Mountain Club South End Rd. Hike a round springfieldcommunitychorus. at the Black River Valley Senior Capt. Tom Williams at 802- lessons are offered on Saturday Bald Mountain in Townshend Manchester Section on trip of 5.8 miles with an org. TFN Center, 10 High St. in Ludlow. 558-5571, Twilliams@vtcap. and Sunday mornings and State Forest with the Green Monday, June 18. Meet at elevation gain of 2,760 feet You are most welcome to join org. TFN Tuesday afternoons. Current Mountain Club Manchester 8:30 a.m. at the Peru Town to the summit of Baker Peak. QUECHEE, Vt. - Valley Stamp us. For more information, call classes available including Section on Friday, June 15. Office (Peru park and ride) This is a moderately difficult Club meets second Mondays 802-228-2983. our Parent and Toddler class Meet at 9:30 a.m. at Clarks’s in Peru village. Car pool to hike. Depending on the ability at the Quechee library located COMMUNITY in our warm water therapy IGA in Londonderry or 10 the parking lot on Mad Tom and speed of the group, the at 1957 Main St. For more THURSDAYS – pool as well as levels 1, 2, a.m. at Townshend State Park Notch. Hike up to the summit weather, and interest of the information contact John Lutz CHARLESTOWN, N.H. – The MEALS and 3. Our adult swim lessons day hiking parking lot. Hike of Bromley Mountain and group, there is the possibility of at 802-728-6212. TFN Charlestown Rotary Club meets WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 - are on Thursday mornings is out and back on the same back, total distance of 5 miles adding an additional 3 miles at the Charlestown Town Hall LUDLOW, Vt. – Join us for CHESTER, Vt. - Please join the and feature three levels: trail, from the Townshend State and elevation gain of 814 feet to the hike by returning from at 6:30 p.m. on Summer Street. a homemade pulled pork Chester Senior Citizens Club Stroke Development, Stroke Park to the summit of Bald to the north summit plus an Baker Peak via Griffith Lake. For more information email dinner on Wednesday, June for their monthly luncheon Improvement, and Stroke Mountain. Total distance is 3.4 additional elevation gain of Bring lunch, snacks, fluids, an [email protected]. TFN 20 from 5 - 7 p.m. at the meeting, third Mondays at Refinement. We also offer a miles with 1,100 feet gain. 200 feet to the south summit. extra layer, and a raincoat Annunciation Church on Depot 11:30 a.m. at the Chester RUTLAND, Vt. – Marble Valley special class, Swimming for the Moderate difficulty. Bring extra Bring extra layer, raincoat (just (just in case). RSVP required Street in Ludlow. Hosted by Congregational Church on Duplicate Bridge Club meets Petrified, by appointment call layers, raincoat just in case, in case), fluids, snacks and to Marilyn and Jim Hand at the Annunciation Church and Main Street. Enjoy lunch, jokes from 7-10:30 p.m. at the 802-885-2568 or visit www. snacks, lunch, fluids. RSVP to lunch. RSVP required. Contact [email protected] or 802- Holy Name of Mary Church. and funny stories, and possibly Godnick Center in Rutland, Vt. myreccenter.org. TFN Marge Fish at 802-384-3654 hike leader Katie Brooks at 362-1673. The event is free and all are Bingo. Just bring your place Snacks provided. Come join for or marge.fi[email protected]. [email protected] or welcome. The event is an REGION - Bone Builders to setting, if possible a dish to a fun evening. More info call 516-978-4016. MONDAY, JULY 2, AUG. 6 - outreach program of Black combat osteoporosis. Free share, and a friend. If you 802-228-6276. TFN SUNDAY, JUNE 17 - CHESTER, Vt. - Join our Young River Good Neighbor Services and open to 55+. Call 802- PERU, Vt. - Hike Bromley CHESTER, Vt. - Please join the Adult Book Club meeting the need a ride, just call Georgia SATURDAYS – entitled “Our Community 674-4547. Monday and Mountain from the south with Chester Senior Citizens Club first Monday of the summer 802-875-6242. TFN MOUNT HOLLY, Vt. – Still life Cares,” established for all Wednesday: Brownsville the Green Mountain Club for their monthly luncheon months, July 2 and Aug. 6 TUESDAYS - drawing. The Mount Holly individuals and families to Town Hall 9 - 10 a.m.; Martin Manchester Section on Sunday, meeting at 11:30 a.m. on at 4 p.m. at Phoenix Books LUDLOW, Vt. – Ludlow Rotary Artists Group meets at 10:30 receive a free, nutritious meal Memorial Hall in Ascutney 10 - June 17. Meet at 9 a.m. at the Monday, June 18 at the Misty Valley, 58 Common Club meets every Tuesday and a.m. in the community center within a warm, welcoming 11 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday: Vt. Route 11/30 Long Trail/ Chester Congregational Church Street, in Chester. All youth is hosted by DJ’s Restaurant, room (under library) and sets community setting. Cavendish Baptist Church Appalachian Trail parking. on Main Street. Chester Police grades 7 – 12 are welcome for 146 Main St. from 12:15 up a still life. The sessions are 10 - 11:30 a.m. Tuesday and Hike to the summit of Bromley Detective Andy Brothers will reading and discussing a new SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Free p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Enter via open to all and free of charge. Thursday: Andover Community Mountain and back via the provide some tips on how to young adult book. Visit www. Community Lunch on side door opposite bank All that is needed is pen and Church 3 – 4 p.m. TFN Long Trail. Total distance of 6 stay safe when living alone. phoenixbooks.biz to find out Wednesday, June 20 from drive-through. Visit www. paper. TFN miles and 1,460 feet elevation If you need a ride, just call more. 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. at SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Springfield ludlowrotary.com or contact gain, moderate hike. Bring Georgia at 802-875-6242. First Congregational Church Adult Learning offers on- club President, Suzanne SUNDAYS - extra layer, raincoat (just in Hope to see you there. MONDAYS – United Church of Christ in going classes to earn your Garvey at ludlowrotary@gmail. SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – The case), fluids, snacks and lunch. SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Springfield Springfield. Menu includes high school diploma. Anyone com TFN Catamount Composite RSVP required. Contact leader SUNDAY, JULY 1 - Community Chorus rehearsals spaghetti pie, green salad, interested contact 802-546- Squadron of the Civil Air Katie Brooks at ktktadams@ DORSET, Vt. – Hike to Baker are on Monday evenings bread, tapioca pudding, and 0879 or visit Vermont Adult WEDNESDAYS – Patrol meets at 3:30-6:30 comcast.net or 516-978-4016. Peak with the Manchester at 7 p.m. at the Unitarian fruit. Vegetarian options will be Learning at 363 River St. in LUDLOW, Vt. - Looking for a p.m. most Sundays at Section of Green Mountain Universalist Church on 21 available. No take out. All are North Springfield. TFN friendly game of bridge? Want Squadron Headquarters, 13 HHHHHH Club on Sunday, July 1. Meet Fairground Rd. Contact Terri at welcome.

Town of Cavendish, Vermont PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Two Rivers Supervisory Union ADVERTISEMENTS Ludlow, VT Agreeably to the provisions of Title 32 Vermont Statutes Destruction of Information Process Annotated, Section 4111, notice is hereby given that the PLEASE NOTE! undersigned Listers, within and for the Town of Cavendish The Two Rivers Supervisory Union (formerly Windsor have this day completed the Abstract of Individual Lists of Southwest Supervisory Union and Rutland Windsor Super- persons, co-partnerships, associations, and corporations ALL ADVERTISEMENTS: visory Union), encompassing the Vermont towns of; Ando- owning taxable property in said town on the first day of ver, Baltimore, Cavendish, Chester, Landgrove, Londonder- BOX/DISPLAY ADS, CLASSIFIEDS, April 2018; that they have this day lodged the same in the ry, Ludlow, Mt. Holly, Peru, Plymouth and Weston, will be REAL ESTATE, AUTOMOTIVE, DINING, office of the Clerk of said town for the inspection of taxpay- conducting a Destruction of Information process com- HOSPITALITY, ETC. ers; that on the 27th day of June, 2018 from 9:00 a.m. to mencing July 13, 2018. Educational Records and personally SHOULD BE SENT TO 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., the undersigned Lis- identifiable information used under the Individual with ters will meet at the Town Hall in Cavendish in said town, Disabilities Educational Act but no longer needed to provide [email protected] to hear grievances of persons, co-partnerships, associations educational services to students will be destroyed. Only or corporations aggrieved by any of their appraisals or by records for students with a Date of Birth year of 1990 will be any of their acts as such Listers, whose objections thereto destroyed. Any person desiring their records must put that in writing shall have been filed with them as prescribed request in writing so that the Director of Student Services by statute, and to make such corrections in said abstract receives your letter no later than July 2, 2018. Please send Advertisements that are not sent to as shall upon hearing or otherwise be determined by your request to: them; and that unless cause to the contrary be shown, the Mary Barton, Director of Student Services Shawntae at contents of said abstract will, for the year 2018, become the TRSU [email protected] is NOT Grand List of said town and each person, co-partnership, 609 VT Route 103 association or corporation therein named. Please call the Ludlow, VT 05149 guarenteed to be published. Cavendish Town Office at 802-226-7291 or 7292 to sched- ule an appointment. Please include the following information in that request: Student Name (if there has been a change of name, include Deadlines for all Advertisements is Friday Given under our hands at Cavendish in the County of all names) by 5pm for the following Wednesday Windsor this 4th day of June, 2018 Student Date of Birth Town of Residency when enrolled in school Publication. Listers of the Town of Cavendish Diane McNamara This process does not apply to records of currently enrolled Jane Pixley students. Please feel free to call this office with any ques- Claire Walker tions at 802-875-6425.

LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Your practical side dominates the week as you reassess your finances to make some sensible adjustments in what you plan to spend and what you expect to save. SCORPIO (October 23 to Novem- ARIES (March 21 to April 19) ber 21) An unexpected meeting with Count to 10 if you must, but don’t lose a former colleague opens some inter- your temper, despite that person’s (you esting possibilities. But you need to know who!) efforts to goad you into press for full disclosure before making reacting. Your restraint will pay off in a decision. a big way. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) This SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to week finds you in a sociable mood, December 21) A recent flurry of activ- ready and eager to enjoy the company of ity eases by midweek, giving you time family and friends. It’s also a good time to readjust your disrupted schedule to seek out and renew old friendships. and make new plans for a weekend GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) getaway. Patience is called for as you await CAPRICORN (December 22 to a decision about that project you’re January 19) You’re usually the one eager to launch. Meanwhile, try to set who gives advice. But now it’s time aside more time to share with that spe- to open yourself up to counsel from cial person in your life. friends who have your best interests CANCER (June 21 to July 22) at heart. Avoid becoming involved in a work- AQUARIUS (January 20 to Febru- place dispute early in the week by ary 18) You might find resistance to insisting both sides submit their stands your call for a full inquiry into a work- to a neutral arbitrator. Things begin to place problem. But by week’s end cool off by Thursday. even the most rigid naysayers begin to LEO (July 23 to August 22) It prom- come around. ises to be a busy but productive week for the Big Cat. The pace slows by Fri- PISCES (February 19 to March 20) A day, allowing you to catch up on mat- recurring problem surfaces once again. ters you put aside but that now need Maybe it’s time you used your creative your attention. talents to help you find a new approach VIRGO (August 23 to September to resolving it once and for all. 22) A suddenly disruptive family situ- BORN THIS WEEK: You are guid- ation is best handled with a cool, calm ed in what you do both by your intel- and collected response. Wait until ligence and your emotions. An acting things settle to let off all that pent-up career would suit you quite well. emotional steam. © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. TAKE A BREAK! TAKE 8B | June 13, 2018 The Vermont Journal/The Shopper calendar LEGAL NOTICES Please make your reservation Community Church vestry plain), real maple syrup, juice, week is available by calling Green in Alstead. Come and and your blankets and chairs. COMMUNITY by Monday, June 25 no located at 33 Church St. Bring coffee, tea, and hot cocoa. 802-463-3907. The Bellows enjoy the sport of horseback Enjoy live music by Gowan MEALS CONT. later than 2 p.m. by calling a hot dish, salad or dessert All are welcome! Admission Falls Area Senior Center is riding, a fun open horse show Brae, featuring Bob Naess, 802-387-5593 or emailing and have a nice visit. For more at the door. Hope to see you located at 18 Tuttle St. We competition and refreshments. and Davis Brother’s Garage TUESDAY, JUNE 26 - [email protected]. information contact Lorraine there. We are located on Route are wheelchair and walker Band featuring Mark Huntley. PUTNEY, Vt. - The next Putney Volunteers are also needed for Zigman 802-263-5245 or 103N, just above junction accessible with plenty of PUTNEY, Vt. – Twilight Music Rain or shine. Cares Community Luncheon help with transporting those email [email protected]. of 103 and Route 10. Any parking. TFN presents Brooklyn-based, for Seniors will happen on unable to drive themselves TFN questions, call Dave at 802- Americana and folk singer/ SATURDAY, JUNE 23 - Tuesday, June 26 from noon and with the cleaning up 875-2637. TFN songwriter Brian Dunne’s BRATTLEBORO, Vt. – Tiny to 1 p.m. at the Putney Cares after the meal. This event is SATURDAYS - EVENTS guitar, piano and violin trio in House Fest Vermont is Activity Barn located at 54 CHESTER, Vt. – Gassetts WEEKDAYS - the second concert of the 16th happening on Saturday, June co-sponsored with Senior THURSDAY, JUNE 14 - Kimball Hill in Putney. The Grange holds a buffet BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – The annual Twilight on the Tavern 23 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Solutions. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – The menu will include Italian breakfast every month on the Bellows Falls Area Senior Lawn series on Sunday, June on Flat Street in downtown Bellows Falls 2018 graduating Summer Salad with meat or TUESDAYS - first Saturday at 8-9:30 a.m. Center serves lunch 11:30 17 at 6 p.m. in downtown Brattleboro. This street class will be walking through veggies, fresh summer greens, WEATHERSFIELD, Vt. – It consists of eggs, bacon, a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Monday Putney on the Putney Tavern fest features a pop-up tiny the local elementary schools on strawberry shortcake and tea/ Monthly potluck, third Tuesdays sausage, home fries, toast, through Friday to area seniors. lawn (bring a lawn chair or house village featuring 30 Thursday, June 14 beginning coffee. Suggested donation. at noon at the Perkinsville pancakes (blueberry and The Senior Meals menu for the blanket) or at Next Stage at tiny house designs, housing in Westminster Central School 15 Kimball Hill in case of and placemaking academy, at 10:15 a.m. then on to rain. The concert is free to the building arts marketplace, Saxtons River, Central School TOWN OF WESTMINSTER TOWN OF WESTMINSTER public (donations are accepted) building demos, performances, and the Bellows Falls Middle and food will be available. makerspace for kids and NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE School. The graduates will walk For information, visit www. adults. For ticket information through the school wearing twilightmusic.org or call 802- and more details visit www. The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- their cap and gowns, high 387-5772. tinyhousefestvermont.com. holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County of holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County of fiving the younger students and Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that the Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that the providing hope and inspiration TUESDAY, JUNE 19 - SATURDAY, JUNE 23 & taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for the taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for the to what they can achieve. SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - The SUNDAY, JUNE 24 - years 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 remain, either in whole or in years 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 remain, either in whole or in This class hopes to be the first Springfield Community Band CHARLESTOWN, N.H. – part, unpaid on the following described lands situated in the part, unpaid on the following described lands situated in the of many offering this kind of kicks off its 2018 Tuesday Visit The Fort at No. 4 in Town of Westminster. Town of Westminster. positivity and inspiration to the evening Summer Concert Charlestown on Saturday, June youth of the community. Series on Tuesday, June 19 23 and Sunday, June 24 for Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more at 7:30 p.m. at the Hartness “Revolutionary War: Stark’s FRIDAY, JUNE 15 - particularly described as follows: Camp and parcel of land particularly described as follows: Dwelling and parcel of House Inn in Springfield. The Mustering of the Militia.” The BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - Bellows estimated to contain 33.0 acres, more or less, located at 187 land estimated to contain 2.10 acres, more or less, located at evening will feature songs from year is 1777, and General Falls invites the public to Neumann Hill Road, Parcel No. 09009-000, and being more 298 Morse Brook Road, Parcel No. 006111-000, and being the Sound of Music (with singer John Stark is mustering the Bellows Falls 3rd Friday on particularly described in the Executor’s Deed of William J. more particularly described in the Warranty Deed of Janet Grace Thompson), selections militia at the Fort at No. 4 to Friday, June 15 from 3 -8 Donahue, Executor of the Estate of Susan L. Pechter to Paul L. Pearce to Jonathan Borchers dated February 21, 2016 and from Fiddler on the Roof, a join the army in the battle for p.m. Enjoy strolling through tribute to Louis Armstrong and independence. A recruiter will L. Abse dated September 3, 1997 and recorded in Book 105 recorded in Book 191 at Page 184 of the Westminster Land various venues of Bellows music from the Beatles and be onsite and ready to accept at Page 31 of the Westminster Land Records. Records. Falls and vicinity for art, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, your enlistment at 10:30 a.m. music, literary events, food, among others. The concerts are Enlistment is open to all visitors, So much of such lands will be sold at public auction at the So much of such lands will be sold at public auction at the and late-night shopping in free. so drill with the re-enactors in Westminster Town Hall, a public place in such town, on the Westminster Town Hall, a public place in such town, on the Bellows Falls. For information their preparations, then attend 28th day of June, 2018 at 10 o’clock AM, as shall be requisite 28th day of June, 2018 at 10 o’clock AM, as shall be requisite on vendor specific hours and FRIDAY, JUNE 22 - a presentation at 1 p.m. on the to discharge such taxes with costs and fees, unless previously to discharge such taxes with costs and fees, unless previously offers, check out our FaceBook PROCTORSVILLE, Vt. – Join life of John Stark. The weekend paid. paid. page, www.facebook.com/ us for a Cavendish Town will be punctuated by a dance BellowsFalls.3rdFriday/. Elementary block party and pot on Saturday night, open to the DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, 2018. DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, 2018. luck dinner honoring retiring SUNDAY, JUNE 17 - public for a separate fee. Principal George Thomson on ALSTEAD, N.H. – Join us for Russell Hodgkins, Russell Hodgkins, Friday, June 22 from 6 – 8 FRIDAY, JUNE 29 – the Colts and Fillies 4-H Horse Collector of Delinquent Taxes Collector of Delinquent Taxes p.m. at the Proctorsville Green. SUNDAY, JULY 1 – Show on Sunday, June 17 Town of Westminster, Vermont Town of Westminster, Vermont Please bring a dish to share SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Precision from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Millot Valley Baptist Church in Springfield is holding a Vacation Bible School TOWN OF WESTMINSTER TOWN OF WESTMINSTER TOWN OF WESTMINSTER “Submerged.” Schedule begins NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE Friday, June 29 with a pizza supper at 5:30-6 p.m., Bible The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- school 6-8:30 p.m. Continues holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County of holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County of on Saturday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. of Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that the Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that the with lunch provided. On the taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for the taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for the Sunday, service is at 10 a.m. the years 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 remain, either in whole years 2015-2016, 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 remain, either years 2008-2009, 2009-2010, 2010-2011, 2011-2012, 2012- and family program begins at or in part, unpaid on the following described lands situated in whole or in part, unpaid on the following described lands 2013, 2013-2014, 2014-2015, 2015-2016, 2016-2017 and 11 a.m. with cookout, piñatas, in the Town of Westminster. situated in the Town of Westminster. 2017-2018 remain, either in whole or in part, unpaid on the and water games. For details following described lands situated in the Town of Westmin- contact 802-886-8411. The mobile home is more particularly described as fol- Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more ster. lows: Mobile home identified as a 1981 Rembrandt, Serial SATURDAY, JUNE 30 & particularly described as follows: Dwelling and parcel of No. C-21673, 70’ x 14’ mobile home, tax map parcel no. SUNDAY, JULY 1 - land estimated to contain 54.70 acres, more or less, located Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more 003094.020, more particularly described in a Uniform CHARLESTOWN, N.H. – at 360 Milky Way, Parcel No. 006030-000, and being more particularly described as follows: Parcel of land estimated to Mobile Home Bill of Sale from Brian L. Sprague and Shirley Visit The Fort at No. 4 in particularly described in the Warranty Deed of Patrick contain .30 acres, more or less, located on Sabin Avenue, tax M. Sprague to Tom Collier and Jessica Collier dated May 31, Charlestown on Saturday, Michael McCaffrey to Robert Capote dated May 29, 2014 map parcel no. 003025.000, and being more particularly de- 2007 and recorded in Book 156 at Page 215 of the Westmin- June 23 and Sunday, June 24 and recorded in Book 185 at Page 495 of the Westminster scribed in the Warranty Deed of Maria L. Kelley to Erwin W. ster Land Records. Said mobile home is located at 217 Shady for John Maynard Weekend. Land Records. Kelley, now deceased, dated January 28, 1931 and recorded Pines Mobile Home Park on Back Westminster Road in Before the Declaration of in Book 27 at Page 355 of the Westminster Land Records. Westminster, Vermont on premises owned by Windham & Independence there was So much of such lands will be sold at public auction at Windsor Housing Trust. Number 4. See what brought the Westminster Town Hall, a public place in such town, So much of such lands will be sold at public auction at the colonial settlers to the on the 28th day of June, 2018 at 10 o’clock AM, as shall be So much of such lands will be sold at public auction at the Westminster Town Hall, a public place in such town, on the Massachusetts frontier and why requisite to discharge such taxes with costs and fees, unless Westminster Town Hall, a public place in such town, on the 28th day of June, 2018 at 10 o’clock AM, as shall be requisite John Maynard drew his plan previously paid. 28th day of June, 2018 at 10 o’clock AM, as shall be requisite to discharge such taxes with costs and fees, unless previously of the fortification dated July to discharge such taxes with costs and fees, unless previously paid. 4, 1746. The Fort at No. 4 is DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, paid. open Saturdays from 10 a.m. 2018. DATED at Westminster, Vermont this25th day of May, 2018. to 4:30 p.m., Sundays, 10 DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, 2018. a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Russell Hodgkins, Collector of Delinquent Taxes Russell Hodgkins, Collector of Delinquent Taxes Russell Hodgkins, Collector of Delinquent Taxes WEDNESDAYS – Town of Westminster, Vermont Town of Westminster, Vermont Town of Westminster, Vermont CHARLESTOWN, N.H.– Weekly bingo at the Charlestown Memorial VFW Post 8497, 365 Lovers Lane TOWN OF WESTMINSTER TOWN OF WESTMINSTER TOWN OF WESTMINSTER Rd. Early Birds at 5 p.m., NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE Regular Games at 6:30 p.m.

The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- THURSDAYS – holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County of holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County of LUDLOW, Vt. – Gypsy Reel Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that the of Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that the plays regularly at The Killarney, taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for the the taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for the in Ludlow. Music always years 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 remain, either in whole or in the years 2014-2015, 2015-2016, 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 years 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 remain, either in whole or in begins at 6:30 p.m. and part, unpaid on the following described lands situated in the remain, either in whole or in part, unpaid on the following part, unpaid on the following described lands situated in the continues until 8:30 p.m. or later (depending upon football Town of Westminster. described lands situated in the Town of Westminster. Town of Westminster. schedule). Fine ale, good pub food, and great music in the Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more traditional Irish style. TFN particularly described as follows: Dwelling and parcel of land particularly described as follows: Parcel of land estimated particularly described as follows: Restaurant and parcel of estimated to contain 2.20 acres, more or less, located at 656 to contain 3.90 acres, more or less, located on Trail Road land estimated to contain 7.20 acres, more or less, located GASSETTS, Vt. - Bingo will be Pine Banks Road, Parcel No. 015067-100, and being more Extension, Parcel No. 015017-000, and being more particu- at 7079 U.S. Route 5, Parcel No. 08008-000, and being more held every Thursday night at particularly described in the Quit Claim Deed from Daniel larly described in the Warranty Deed from Henry Kane and particularly described in the Quit Claim Deed from Michael the Gassetts Grange. Starts at J. Kissell to Daniel J. Kissell and Deborah R. Kissell dated Kathleen Kane to Melvin Lowell and Marion T. Lowell dated G. Crum to Brian G. McAllister dated November 28, 1989 6:30 p.m., doors open at 5 October 8, 1999 and recorded in Book 112 at Page 124 of the December 14, 2012 and recorded in Book 180 at Page 163 of and recorded in Book 84 at Page 247 of the Westminster p.m. Supper, raffle and 50/50 Westminster Land Records. the Westminster Land Records. Land Records. tickets are on sale. Come and join in. Call Donna at 802- So much of such lands will be sold at public auction at the So much of such lands will be sold at public auction at the So much of such lands will be sold at public auction at the 591-4290 or you can call the Westminster Town Hall, a public place in such town, on the Westminster Town Hall, a public place in such town, on the Westminster Town Hall, a public place in such town, on the hall at 802-875-1051. TFN 28th day of June, 2018 at 10 o’clock AM, as shall be requisite 28th day of June, 2018 at 10 o’clock AM, as shall be requisite 28th day of June, 2018 at 10 o’clock AM, as shall be requisite FRIDAYS - to discharge such taxes with costs and fees, unless previously to discharge such taxes with costs and fees, unless previously to discharge such taxes with costs and fees, unless previously READING, Vt. – The Hall Art paid. paid. paid. Foundation hosts Free First Fridays from 5 – 8 p.m., which DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, 2018. DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, 2018. DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, 2018. welcomes visitors to view their exhibitions for free without a Russell Hodgkins, Russell Hodgkins, Russell Hodgkins, guide and at their own pace. Collector of Delinquent Taxes Collector of Delinquent Taxes Collector of Delinquent Taxes The event is BYOB and there is Town of Westminster, Vermont Town of Westminster, Vermont Town of Westminster, Vermont wood-fired pizza available for The Vermont Journal/The Shopper June 13, 2018 | 9B LEGAL NOTICES calendar purchase. July 6, Aug. 3, Sept. CHARLESTOWN, N.H. – thinking about buying a home, all ages are invited to join the with a weekly theme, music, charge. TFN specifics, call 802-875-2277. 7, Oct. 5 and Nov. 2. The Charlestown Farmers & WWHT staff will help you LEGO Club at the Whiting and activity. 10:30-11:30 Artisans Market, known as with that too. First come, first Library in Chester. We will a.m. at the Fletcher Memorial FRIDAYS - SATURDAYS - SATURDAYS - “Summer in the Paddock,” served. provide the LEGOs and Library. Best suited for ages CHESTER, Vt. – Story time at ALSTEAD, N.H. - Stop by the BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – Internet happens on Saturdays from 9 DUPLOs and you supply the 5 and younger. Call Sacha Whiting Library from 10:30- Shedd-Porter Memorial Library and jazz jam Saturday at the a.m. to 1 p.m. starting June 23 THURSDAY, JUNE 21 – imagination. The program at 802-228-3517 or email 11:30 a.m. Come and listen to for cinnamon buns the last Flat Iron Exchange, located in through Oct. 6, North Main ROCKINGHAM, Vt. – The is on Mondays from 3:30 to [email protected] to a story every Friday with your Saturday of each month and the square. No cover charge, Street in Charlestown. Email Rockingham Free Public Library 4:30 p.m. Thanks to the Rotary register for programs. TFN children. Call 802-875-2277. visit with friends or neighbors. just a tip jar to listen to some [email protected] is hosting “Composting 101: Club of Chester for helping TFN The cinnamon buns are from great jazz music. Enjoy a (yes, leave out the “u”) or call Managing Food Wastes on a us with a generous donation WINDSOR, Vt. - Preschool McGuire’s Bakery and are BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - coffee and relax. 5-7 p.m. TFN 603-826-3335 for vendor Home Scale” on Thursday, June for this program. For further and Toddler Storytime every available for a small fee. All Minecraft Club at the information. 21 at 6 p.m. Cat Buxton will information contact 802-875- Wednesday from 10:30- the proceeds go to benefit the SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Dump Rockingham Free Public cover the spectrum of practical 2277, www.whitinglibrary.org, 11:30 a.m. Windsor Public library. The library is at 3 Main Daze, a free, weekly yard Library every Friday from 3:30 compost options, compost or on Facebook. TFN Library, 43 State Street. Each St., Alstead. sale located at Saint Mark’s LIBRARIES ingredients, bins and styles, the week features a theme, music p.m. - 4:30 p.m. A limited Church, 33 Fairground Road conflicting lists of compost do’s TUESDAYS – stories and a craft. www. number of library computers SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – The SATURDAY, JUNE 16 – in Springfield, is happening and don’ts, etc. Attendance is CHARLESTOWN, N.H. - Story windsorlibrary.org. 802-674- are available. Registration is Springfield Town Library has LONDONDERRY, Vt. – The on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 4 free to the public, thanks to the time for toddlers and Pre-K at 2556. TFN recommended if you will need a tech help desk available on South Londonderry Free Library p.m. Vendors and shoppers are sponsorship from GUVSWMD the Silsby Free Library from to use a library computer. If Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 1 is celebrating the arrival welcome. TFN and WSWSWMD. Soil Saver 10:30 a.m. Children and LONDONDERRY, Vt. – Join you are joining the club with p.m. Having trouble with your of summer with a Summer compost bins and kitchen pails parents are invited for stories, world traveler Carol Barclay your own laptop and Minecraft first smartphone? Want to SUNDAYS – Reading Kickoff and A Day will be available for discounted songs and finger plays. Session for “Sit and Knit” at the South account, you do not need to re-set your Facebook privacy? PUTNEY, Vt. – Dinner and a for Dads on Saturday, June sale to class participants, one includes playtime, an activity Londonderry Free Library, 15 sign up. TFN Need to take a course in Word movie every fourth Sunday, 16 at 10:30 a.m. Join Casey per household. Please reserve and a story time. Free and Old School Street in South or Excel? Call 802-885-3108 5:30 p.m. At each event, the Junker Bailey as she launches BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – Bellows your bin and pail in advance open to all. TFN Londonderry, on Wednesday to make an appointment. chefs at the Gleanery will this year’s reading program Falls Area Senior Center Book by contacting Ham Gillett at evenings from 7 - 9 p.m. The Springfield Town Library serve a special menu in time for kids: Libraries Rock! During Club, in partnership with the Greater Upper Valley Solid SPRINGFIELD, Vt.– Springfield Carol is an extremely patient is located at 43 Main St., for diners to make it to the the same program we’ll also the Rockingham Free Public Waste Management District Town Library story time, 43 instructor and is always Springfield. hosted 7 p.m. film screening celebrate dads that rock by Library, 65 Westminster St., at 802-674-4474, hgillett@ Main St., 10 a.m. Free and creating a beautiful, intricate around the corner at the newly making cards and gifts for meets on the first Friday of swcrpc.org or Mary O’Brien at open to the public with stories, something out of yarn. Come renovated Next Stage. For the gentlemen in our lives. As every month at 9 a.m. Call the Southern Windsor/Windham songs, and activities for the on over, all are welcome! TFN pricing or reservations call always, the program is free of senior center at 802-463-3907 SUBMIT Counties Solid Waste youngest readers. For more 802-387-3052. Limited seating charge and appropriate for CHESTER, Vt. – Join the or the library at 802-463- Management District 802-674- information, call the library at available. 15 Kimball Hill Rd. children of all ages. For more Whiting Library in Chester 4270 for details. TFN CALENDAR 9235, [email protected]. 802-885-3108. TFN TFN information, contact the library every Wednesday, from 1:30 – EVENTS at 802-824-3371. FRIDAY, JUNE 22 – ROCKINGHAM, Vt. - Crafts, 2:30 p.m. throughout the CHESTER, Vt. – Join the Whiting Library in Chester ASCUTNEY, Vt. - Newell Stories and Play Time toddlers summer from June 6 through SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Join us for every Friday, from 10:30 ONLINE! FARMERS Green Photo Exhibit and Sale and preschoolers. Enjoy stories, Aug. 29 for the Grafton Nature a free credit check event on – 11:30 a.m. during the on Friday, June 22, from 6 – 8 songs, crafts, and activities. Museum’s 2018 Summer MARKETS Saturday, June 16 from 10 summer through Aug. 10 for p.m. at Weathersfield Proctor Rockingham Free Public Library Unplugged Program. Topics VermontJournal.com a.m. to noon at the Springfield the summer reading program, FRIDAYS – Library, Route 5, in Ascutney. 10:30-11:30 a.m. Contact include insects, animals, Library. All members of the “Libraries Rock.” Activities for LUDLOW, Vt. – The Ludlow Prints are black and white 463-4270. TFN raptors and other nature public are welcome to come our reading programs include Farmers Market is happening from original negatives (circa themes. For program specifics in and get a free copy of their WEDNESDAYS – stories, songs and music, group Click “Add Your Event” every Friday throughout the 1930s-1950s) by acclaimed call 802-875-2277. credit report and official FICO WESTON, Vt. - Come and games, musical crafts, art summer from 4 – 7 p.m. on local photographer Newell in the black navigation credit score. Credit scores are enjoy a story hour with friends THURSDAYS - projects, science experiments, a the lawn in front of Okemo Green (1901-1993). A used to set rates for loans, as at the Wilder Memorial Library, CAVENDISH, Vt. – Sit & Knit at hike, and more. This program bar at the very top Mountain School in Ludlow. percentage of the proceeds well as for insurance, secure Lawrence Hill Road in Weston! Cavendish Fletcher Community is open to young people, Over 25 vendors with fresh from all sales will be donated of the page. housing, and are sometimes 11 a.m. - noon. Call ahead to Library on Thursday evenings preschool through young local produce, baked goods, to the library. Photos will used by employers when check, 802-824-4307. TFN from 5 – 7 p.m. Sit and Knit adults, with prize drawings, specialty foods, personal remain on display for a short hiring. Staff from the Windham or Crochet, or do any fiber art story time, and even an ice Questions? care products, and unique period of time following this & Windsor Housing Trust and LUDLOW, Vt. – Weekly toddler of your choice. Light snacks cream and tie-dye party to crafts from local artists. evening event. Contact 802- 802-228-3600 Opportunities Credit Union and pre-school story time will be provided. There is no celebrate the program. For Enjoy live music and a fun, 674-5021. festive atmosphere. For will be on hand to review your more information, email score with you and discuss MONDAYS – ludlowfarmersmarket@gmail. ways to improve it. If you are CHESTER, Vt. – Children of TOWN OF WESTMINSTER TOWN OF WESTMINSTER com or call 802-230-7706. NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE TOWN OF ROCKINGHAM TOWNSHEND, Vt. – The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- Townshend Farmers Market is Notice of Cleanup and Demolition holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County of holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County of open every Friday from 4 – 7 at 10 Church Place Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that the Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that the p.m. until Oct. 5, located on taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for the taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for the the lawn of the historic West The Town of Rockingham has developed a clean-up plan for years 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 remain, either in whole or in years 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 remain, either in whole or in Townshend Country Store. property it owns at 10 Church Place in Bellows Falls. The part, unpaid on the following described lands situated in the part, unpaid on the following described lands situated in the Vendors will feature fresh cleanup activities are being performed in support of dem- produce, baked goods, local Town of Westminster. Town of Westminster. honey, specialty foods, and olition and reuse of the property to benefit the community. unique crafts. Live music and A portion of the clean-up is being funded by the Northwest Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more wood-fired pizza. The market Regional Planning Commission’s Brownfields Revolving particularly described as follows: Dwelling and parcel of land particularly described as follows: Camp and parcel of land es- is hosted by the West River Loan Fund. estimated to contain 6.70 acres, more or less, located at 130 timated to contain .50 acres, more or less, located at 1700 Old Community Project. For more Hickory Ridge Road, Parcel No. 014047-000, and being more Athens Road, Parcel No. 5005-000, and being more particu- information, contact info@ A public meeting to discuss the clean-up plan and funding particularly described in the Quit Claim Deed from Eliza- larly described in the Warranty Deed of Tobias English f/k/a westtownshend.org. will be held at a regular meeting of the Selectboard sched- beth A. McKay, Conservator of the Estate of Grace Elizabeth Edward Kelly Forbes to John M. Shadis dated September 27, uled for 6:00pm, July 3, 2018 at the Rockingham Town Hall Quay to John E. Quay, III dated December 19, 1990 and 2002 and recorded in Book 126 at Page 205 of the Westmin- BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – The Lower Theater, 7 Square, Bellows Falls, VT. recorded in Book 86 at Page 463 of the Westminster Land ster Land Records. Greater Falls Farmers Market Records. happens every Friday Copies of the draft clean-up plan are available for review at So much of such lands will be sold at public auction at the throughout the summer the Rockingham Town Offices and can be viewed in person So much of such lands will be sold at public auction at the West- Westminster Town Hall, a public place in such town, on the from 4 – 7 p.m. Vendors there during normal operating hours. A copy of the draft minster Town Hall, a public place in such town, on the 28th day 28th day of June, 2018 at 10 o’clock AM, as shall be requisite feature local produce, clean-up plan will also be available at the meeting or by call- of June, 2018 at 10 o’clock AM, as shall be requisite to discharge to discharge such taxes with costs and fees, unless previously meats, baked goods, cheese, ing (802) 466-2045. Comments will be accepted on the draft such taxes with costs and fees, unless previously paid. paid. artworks, and more. For clean-up plan between June 11 and July 10, 2018 and can be more information, contact provided at the public meeting, via email to Chuck Wise at DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, 2018. DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, 2018. greaterfallsfarmersmarket@ [email protected], and/or via US mail to Town of Rock- gmail.com. ingham, P.O. Box 370, Bellows Falls, VT 05101. If submitting Russell Hodgkins, Russell Hodgkins, SATURDAYS - comments by US mail, please leave enough time for normal Collector of Delinquent Taxes Collector of Delinquent Taxes SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Springfield post office delivery on or before July 10, 2018. Town of Westminster, Vermont Town of Westminster, Vermont Farmers Market happens on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on lower Clinton Street, next to Nortrax on the grassy TOWN OF WESTMINSTER TOWN OF WESTMINSTER TOWN OF WESTMINSTER area near the trail-head of NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE the bike/walk path. For more information, call 802-885- The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- The resident and nonresident owners, mortgagees and lien- 4096. holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County of holders of lands in the Town of Westminster in the County of of Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that the Windham and State of Vermont are hereby notified that the LONDONDERRY, Vt. – The the taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for West River Farmers Market taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for the taxes, interest, costs and fees assessed by such town for the the years 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 remain, either in whole happens every Saturday years 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 remain, either in whole or in year 2017-2018 remains, either in whole or in part, unpaid or in part, unpaid on the following described lands situated from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the part, unpaid on the following described lands situated in the on the following described lands situated in the Town of in the Town of Westminster. junctions of Route 11 and Town of Westminster. Westminster. 100. Local farmers, gardeners, food producers, artisans and Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more Land and premises located in Westminster, Vermont, more craftspeople feature their particularly described as follows: Parcel of land estimat- particularly described as follows: Camp and parcel of land particularly described as follows: Parcel of land estimated to fresh, local products. For ed to contain 12.00 acres, more or less, located at 1937 estimated to contain 87.0 acres, more or less, located on Old contain 1.0 acres, more or less, located at 579 Davidson Hill more information, visit www. Old Athens Road, Parcel No. 5007-100, and being more Athens Road, Parcel No. 5005-300, and being more particu- Road, Parcel No. 03112-000, and being more particularly westriverfarmersmarket.com. particularly described in the Warranty Deed of Daniel larly described in the Warranty Deed of Tobias English f/k/a described in the Warranty Deed of Yvonne Violet Trevorrow M. Savel to John M. Shadis dated November 25, 1996 and Edward Kelly Forbes to John M. Shadis dated September 27, Vertefeuille to William B. Trevorrow, III dated June 26, 1976 recorded in Book 103 at Page 406 of the Westminster Land 2002 and recorded in Book 126 at Page 205 of the Westmin- and recorded in Book 62 at Page 185B of the Westminster submit your Records. ster Land Records. Land Records.

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DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, 2018. DATED at Westminster, Vermont this 25th day of May, 2018. Click “Submit a 2018. Classified Ad” in the Russell Hodgkins, Russell Hodgkins, black navigation bar at Russell Hodgkins, Collector of Delinquent Taxes Collector of Delinquent Taxes Collector of Delinquent Taxes very top of the page Town of Westminster, Vermont Town of Westminster, Vermont Town of Westminster, Vermont 10B | June 13, 2018 The Vermont Journal/The Shopper calendar REAL ESTATE org. Recordings are found at TUESDAYS - go to www.westonvt.org for LUDLOW, Vt. – Co-Dependents email shiri@fitwoman.com. TFN MEETINGS www.fact8.com. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – more information. Recordings SUPPORT Anonymous meets on MONDAYS – Rockingham Select Board can be found at www.gnat-tv. GROUPS Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 p.m. in ASCUTNEY, Vt. - Twin State ANDOVER, Vt. – Select Board LONDONDERRY, Vt. – Select meetings are on the first org. the basement of the Fletcher Depression Support Group meetings are every second and Board meetings are the first Tuesday of every month at MONDAYS – Memorial Library, 88 Main meets on the third Wednesday SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - NAMI fourth Monday of the month at and third Monday of the month 6:30 p.m. and Bellows Falls WESTMINSTER, Vt. – St. in Ludlow. Find out more at Martin Memorial Hall, Vermont Connection Recovery 6:30 p.m. at the Town Office. at 7 p.m. at the Town Office. Village Trustee meetings are Westminster Fire & Rescue about CoDA at coda.org. For Lower Level (Handicapped- Support Group is a mental For information, call 802-875- For more information, call the second Tuesday during the Department monthly meeting more information regarding accessible), 5259 Route 5, illness support group. It 2765. 802-824-3356 or go to www. summer. Both meetings take on the first Tuesday at 7 p.m. this meeting, contact Sarah Ascutney, (near Exit 8 off I-91) provides a forum to share londonderryvt.org. Recordings place in the Lower Theater of Rescue training is on the E. at sarahcoda2016@gmail. at 6:30 p.m. Do you know or experiences and learn about CAVENDISH, Vt. – Select are found at www.gnat-tv.org. the Bellows Falls Opera House. second Tuesday and combined com. TFN think you may be depressed? opportunities and challenges Board meetings are on the Call 802-463-4336 for more drill on the third Tuesday. More Have a friend or family LUDLOW, Vt. – Select Board regardless of diagnostics. second Monday of the month information or go to www. information can be found at WINDSOR, Vt. – Cedar Hill member who has depression? meetings are the first Monday HCRS, CRT Room, 390 River at 6:30 p.m. in the Town rockbf.org. Recordings can be www.westminsterfireandrescue. Alzheimer’s caregiver support Then this group is for you! of every month at the Town St. Meets every Monday from Office. For more information found at www.fact8.com. org. TFN group. Meet fellow caregivers Support, empathy, sharing, go to www.cavendishvt. Hall. For more information, call 1-2 p.m. Info: call 800-639- who really understand because education, confidentiality, peer- com or call 802-226-7291. 802-228-2841 or go to www. MOUNT HOLLY, Vt. – Select WEDNESDAYS - 6480 or visit www.namivt.org. they’ve been there, too, when led. Contact TwinStateDSG@ Recordings of the meetings can ludlow.vt.us. Recordings found Board meetings are on the CHESTER, Vt. – Chester Select TFN things are difficult or isolating. gmail.com or 641-715-3900 be found at www.okemovalley. at www.okemovalley.tv. second Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. of Board meetings are on the first First Tuesdays from 3:30–5 (ext. 650055#). TFN BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - tv. each month at the Town Office. and third Wednesday of every p.m. at 92 Cedar Hill Drive (off SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Select Overeaters Anonymous For more information, call 802- month. For more information, Route 5). TFN SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Twin State Board meetings are on the Meeting from 7-8 p.m., 44 GRAFTON, Vt. – Select Board 259-2391. call 802-875-2173 or go to Depression Support Group meetings are the first and second and fourth Monday www.chestervt.org. Recordings School St., Bellows Falls. Please SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Wellness/ meets on the fourth Wednesday third Monday at the Grafton of the month starting at 7 WESTON, Vt. – Select Board can be found at sapatv.org. call 802-376-3507. TFN Lifestyle Change Support at Turning Point Recovery Elementary School or the Town p.m. in the Selectman’s Hall meetings are on the second Group, meets the second Center (Handicapped- Garage at 6 p.m. For more on 96 Main Street. For more and forth Tuesday of every LUDLOW, Vt.- Black River TUESDAYS - Tuesday of each month from accessible), 7 Morgan Street, SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Breast information, call 802-843- information, go to www. month at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Area Community Coalition 5:45-7 p.m. at the Springfield Springfield at 6:30 p.m. Feeding Support Group second 2552 or go to ww.graftonvt. springfieldvt.govoffice2.com. Office. Call 802-824-6988 or meets third Wednesdays in Health Center, 100 River Do you know or think you the Community room of the and fourth Tuesdays at the St. Free. Register by calling may be depressed? Have a Fletcher Memorial Library, Springfield Hospital Library 802-886-8946 or email cht@ friend or family member who Main St. in Ludlow, starting at Level D. Noon-2 p.m. It is free springfieldmed.org. TFN has depression? Then this 5:30 p.m. More information, and no registration is required. group is for you! Support, visit www.braccvt.org. TFN For more information call Erin BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. - TOPS empathy, sharing, education, 2018 at 802-885-7511. TFN Chapter Vermont #12 meets confidentiality, peer-led. every Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Contact TwinStateDSG@gmail. Sacred Heart Social Center, Plymouth, VT com or 641-715-3900 (ext. 39 Green Street in Bellows 650055#). TFN Falls. Come to TOPS (take off pounds sensibly) a non-profit, THURSDAYS – non-commercial, weight loss SPRINGFIELD, Vt. - Mental ads & events support group that really health peer support group, works. Every week there are 2-3:30 p.m. at the First 2x2 Ad Size interesting programs that touch Congregational Church, 77 Ad Deadline: on topics that help us in our Main St. The group’s goal 4.2195” x 2” quest for weight loss. We share will be to provide a safe and Thursday, healthy recipes for main meals healthy environment for people $ 00 $ 00 and snacks. Your first meeting to give and receive support 60 70 June 21 is free. Bring a friend; you around mental health issues. Birch Landing is a spacious condo with an open floor plan, full kitchen, Black & White Full Color won’t be disappointed. Visit The group is free and open to dining room, living room, and laundry. 4 bedroom, 3 bath. The development has a heated pool, clay tennis court, clubhouse, and a private sandy beach. our website www.tops.org for the public. Call Diana Slade at Located between Okemo and Killington. A vary rare listing! $305,000 more information. TFN 802-289-1982. TFN

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