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Tidings of
Comfort & Joy:
Free Luncheon,
Seminar for Home
Caregivers
Pre-registration is required for
this free event. Please call 1-800377-HEALTH to register today!
Baystate Medical
Receives Awards
The winter holidays are upon
us and can be a stressful time for
anybody, but even more so for
those providing care for frail,
memory-impaired, or ill loved
ones at home.
Two of the area’s premier
providers of comprehensive care –
Baystate
Visiting
Nurse
Association & Hospice and
Northampton Rehabilitation &
Nursing Center – are partnering
this holiday season to provide a
free lunch and seminar aimed at
giving home caregivers gifts they
really need: a moment to reflect
and an opportunity for nurturing
themselves.
Come in from the cold and
gather ’round as Louisa Sapienza,
spiritual care provider (chaplain)
for Baystate VNA & Hospice, leads
a discussion about handling holiday stress, meeting the needs that
are particular to home care givers,
and offering tips for self care and
moments of relaxation and peace.
The event will be held at
Northampton Rehabilitation &
Nursing Center, 737 Bridge Road,
Northampton,
on
Monday
December 11, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
For this special event, elder
respite day care will be provided.
To be eligible for this, care givers
must call and pre-register; a nurse
will all you back to determine if
care needs can be safely and
appropriately met so that you can
enjoy the luncheon.
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Baystate Medical Center in
Springfield has been recognized
for the second year in a row, as
“One of the Nation’s Top
Cardiovascular Hospitals” by
Solucient®. In addition to this
honor, Baystate Medical Center
also recently received the following awards:
• Named to the first-ever
“Leapfrog Top Hospitals” list,
based on results from the Leapfrog
Hospital Quality and Safety
Survey.
• Named as Top Hospital by
National Research Corporation
(NRC), as part of the 2006/2007
Consumer Choice Awards.
•
Baystate’s
Adult
Medical/Surgical ICU has received
the AACN’s Beacon Award for
critical care excellence – for the
third year in a row.
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Match of The Week
Jim and Teddy have been Big
and Little Brothers for four and a
half years. They share a love of
music, sports and movies – especially comedies. Teddy says “Jim is
really sporty and lots of fun. He
has taught me how to throw a
great spiral and how to increase
my speed... He also taught me
some good pointers at baseball
like keeping my eyes on the ball
when we have batting and fielding
drills.” Teddy really enjoys his
time with Jim and comments that
• December 8, 2006
Little Brother Teddy and Big Brother Jim
he is “very funny.”
When was the last time a fifteen year old appreciated your
humor? Big Brothers Big Sisters
has boys and girls who would
enjoy spending time with you.
Call (413) 772-0915 to Volunteer.
Wayne LeBrun Named
McDonald’s East Div,
2006 Coach of The Year
A local McDonald’s owner
recently took the top honor
among the entire East Division of
the country’s leading food service
provider. Wayne LeBrun, owner
of seven McDonald’s restaurants
throughout
Western
Massachusetts, was named East
Division 2006 Coach of the Year
by McDonald’s Corporation for
his leadership, particularly with
regards to the region’s breakfast
business.
LeBrun chairs the Boston
Region’s Breakfast Council and
was responsible for the development of an ambitious five-year
business plan created to combat
competitive pressures in the
northeast. To date, the plan has
included the successful partnership with Green Mountain Coffee
Roasters and Newman’s Own
Organics which has resulted in a
31% lift in coffee units and an
11% lift in overall breakfast sales
for the region.
“Breakfast is Wayne’s real passion,” said Karen King, president
of McDonald’s East Division.
“His vision and ability to motivate
operators and staff in support of
our northeast breakfast initiative
has been truly impressive.”
In addition to being instrumental in the introduction of
Newman’s Own Organics coffee,
LeBrun championed the introduction of iced coffee in May and
is currently participating in a
baked goods operations test in his
restaurants. He also is the cochair of the East Division
Breakfast Leadership Council.
“It’s a real honor to be recognized in this way by McDonald’s
Corporation,” said LeBrun. “My
passion for breakfast is driven by
two key principles – listen to our
customers and offer quality products that they want and seek at
breakfast.”
In addition to his leadership
role at breakfast, LeBrun has
served four years as president of
the Connecticut and Western
Massachusetts
McDonald’s
Owner/Operator
Association,
chaired his Region’s Marketing
Leadership Council, and has participated on a national co-op president’s panel.
LeBrun has been part of the
McDonald’s family for 37 years
and has worked for the
Corporation and at all levels within the restaurant. He has been a
McDonald’s owner for 15 years.
Today he owns restaurants in
Easthampton, Greenfield, Hadley,
Holyoke, Northampton and
Westfield, Massachusetts.
McDonald’s USA, LLC is the
leading foodservice provider in
the United States serving a variety
of wholesome foods made from
quality ingredients to millions of
customers every day.
Gift Idea for
Wildlife Aficionados
Defenders of Wildlife’s Holiday
Wildlife Adoption Center is offering the perfect gift for those who
care about wildlife conservation.
Here’s a chance to save threatened
creatures by symbolically “adopting” a wolf, dolphin, penguin, sea
turtle, elephant, or any of some
fourteen different animals. This is
the perfect gift idea for those who
share a passion and dedication to
our natural resources and want to
see it preserved and protected for
future generations.
Each tax-deductible “adoption” costs $25. You can also adopt
a wolf family ($100), polar bear
mother and cub ($75) or even an
entire Wildlife Sanctuary ($250).
The money supports Defenders of
Wildlife’s work to protect these
magnificent creatures and the
places they call home. For
instance, Dolphins have suffered
severe losses due to tuna fishing
practices. Wolves are threatened
by illegal killing and efforts to
remove them from the endangered species list.
Reader’s Digest named Defenders
of Wildlife as America’s Best Wildlife
Charity. Defenders of Wildlife has
more than 800,000 members and
supporters. For more information,
visit www.WildlifeAdoption.org.
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Can You Help Charles?
This photo is from t he collection of Charles Marchant. If you can provide
any infor mation about t his image please call Charles at 365-7937.
BIG O PHOT0
Can you identify the photo above? Send your answer to: Observer, Photo
contest, P.O. Box 802, Brattleboro, VT 05302 or [email protected]
In the Nov. 17, 2006, contest the
photo is of the Somerset Dam
being built.
The winner this week isHerb
Meyer of Guilford.
Rules and Regulations
Charles Marchant has generously provided us with Big O photos. All eligible
answers must be received in writing via e-mail or post. The winner receives a
gift certificate to the Vermont Observer for two free classifed line ads, up to 25
words, to be used at anytime. If you are sending your answer in by post, it must
be postmarked by Dec. 11, 2006. If you e-mail your answer, it must also be in by
3 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 11, 2006. One of the correct answers received on time
will then be randomly chosen to decide the winner.
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Lillya. Curt has appeared with the
Springfield Symphony, the Central
Mass Symphony (principal trumpet) the Arcadia Players and the
Pioneer Valley Symphony. He was a
founding member of the New
England Brass Guild and is a member of the International Trumpet
Guild.
Jeri Bannister received her
Bachelor and Master of Science
degrees from Ithaca College School
of Music, and has a Certificate of
Advanced Graduate Studies in
Interdisciplinary Studies from
Fitchburg State College. She is a
member of the Pioneer Valley
Symphony,
Keene
Chamber
Orchestra, the Flamingo All-Female
Swing Band, the Northampton
Concert Band and the Westfield
American Legion Band.
Jim Engele studied horn with
Jane Houlden while pursuing a
degree in Music Education in
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Jim has
performed with the North Shore
Philharmonic,
the
Berkshire
Symphony Orchestra, Leite Concert
Winds, and the Orange Community
Band. He repairs brass instruments
for professional musicians from all
over the world.
Anthony Bosco, tuba, received
his Bachelor of Music Education,
magna cum laude, and Master of
Education from the University of
Massachusetts, where he studied
Tuba and Euphonium. He is the
Director of Music for the Orange
Public Schools and teaches privately
in the area. He plays Euphonium
and Tuba in the Northampton
Concert Band and free-lances in
many other bands. Tony is also a
member of the Converse Brass.
Other vespers programs by the
Pioneer Valley Brass, sponsored by
the First Universalist Parish of
North Dana, during the holiday season will be held in Greenfield on
Sunday, Dec. 17 at 4:00 pm at St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church in
Greenfield, and Sunday, Dec. 17 at
7:00 p.m. at the Central
Congregational Church in Orange.
For information on the First
Universalist Parish of North Dana,
and the vespers programs they
sponsor throughout the Quabbin
area, contact Maureen Riendeau in
Orange, Music Coordinator for the
Parish.
Santa at Holyoke Merry-Go-Round
Area youngsters and believers of all ages can spend “Saturdays with Santa,” Saturdays,
December 9 and 16, at the Holyoke Merry-Go-Round. Santa will be at the Holyoke Merry-GoRound to meet with youngsters who have been “naughty or nice” during the past year from
12:30 to 3:30 p.m.
“Children are welcome to bring along their Christmas lists and to visit for free with Santa whose
sleigh is parked inside the Holyoke Merry-Go-Round building,” said Angela Wright, coordinator,
Holyoke Merry-Go-Round. “They will also receive a special treat from the man in the red suit
before leaving Holyoke’s antique carousel.”
And, children who miss visiting with Santa on Saturdays, can stop by the Holyoke Merry-GoRound during open hours on the weekends to mail him their Christmas lists in the Merry-GoRound’s special Santa Mailbox.
In the spirit of holiday giving, anyone who brings in a warm hat, scarf or mittens to pin on the
Holyoke Merry-Go-Round’s mitten tree for those in need, will receive one free ride on the
antique carousel through Dec. 31. Also, just in time for holiday gift giving, the Holyoke MerryGo-Round is selling a variety of stocking stuffers at its concession stand, including a full compact disc of the Merry-Go-Round’s Artizan band organ music, ornaments, mugs, and more.
Merry-Go-Round winter hours are Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. and open during
school vacation week after Christmas. Rides are $1 per ticket. The Holyoke Merry-Go-Round is
available for children’s birthday parties, holiday parties, and corporate and other private party
rentals.Holyoke Heritage State Park is located on 221 Appleton Street in Holyoke.
For more information, call (413) 538-9838 or visit www.holyokemerrygoround.org.
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out an application. Ask for
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The Town of Hinsdale is an
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at 12:00 p.m.
WAREHOUSE MANAGER
GCE is a growing electrical distributor and we are looking for
new talent to join our Brattleboro location. Management experience in warehouse environment, team player, ability to lift
70 lbs. & dependable. GCE is
proud to offer great pay, great
benefits and a great work environment. Hours 10am-7pm.
Call Bob Koronas at
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PROJECT MANAGER
needed for NK Graphics, a
full service book produc tion company. Responsibili ties include working closely
with editors, authors, com positors, developers, and
artists on multiple books or
media products in a variety
of disciplines. Management
responsibilities include
schedule generation, edito rial resource allocation,
quality assurance, client re lationship development
and submission of regular
status reports.
Send resume to: 17 Stow Dr.
W Chesterfield, NH 03466
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U SED TIRES
Bargain Box
THOROUGHLY INSPECTED
$
15 00
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and up
TIRE WAREHOUSE
291 Federal St.
Greenfield
774-5541
Articles For Sale
or Wanted to Buy 5050
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Thermo Pride family
Enjoy the comfort of oil heat with
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Sandri Sunoco
“We’re as Near as Your Phone”
• Holidays
• Christmas Bonus
• 20% Employee Discount
• 401(k) Retirement Plan
• Vacations
400 Chapman Street, Greenfield
AUBUCHON HARDWARE
Visit us at www.sandri.com
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An Equal Opportunity Employer
Apply in Person • Mgr. Steve
200 Avenue A
Turners Falls, Mass.
Bargain Box
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LES Paul studio gui- PROPANE GAS R O O M
24 FEET of 6" metal Bestos GIBSON
slightly damaged. Neck HEATER, with fan, 50,000
chimney, all hardware in- tar,
been repaired. Plays BTUs, asking $450. 413cluding bottom elbow, has
774-5215
used, in good condition, great. $400. 802-464-2024
asking $600. 802-464-6240 GOLF CLUBS: New TaylorREMEMBER,
made driver, with graphit
one person’s trash is
(2) GOODYEAR Wrangler
shaft $85; New Tour Edge another person’s treasure.
Rt/S tires, 265/75R15
Driver with graphite shaft Sell it fast in the classifieds!
mounted on 15 inch steel
$85 plus others. Great gifts
Call 1-877-857-4445
rims for Ford Ranger. $100
for the golfer at Christmas.
or 802-254-2311.
OBO. 413-774-2887
Call 802-257-7474
Part-Time Sports Writer
8’ FISHER snowplow, com- GRACO CAR SEAT & carrier
plete for ’73 to ’87 $50; new hydraulic jack
Chevy/GMC ½ ¾ or 1 ton $20; DeLonghi electric heatAll lights and hydraulics, er $10; North Face coat
$10. 413-665-1317.
$2000. 802-348-7265
HOMELITE VAC ATTACK 2
APPLE COMPUTER laptop blower/vacuum,
$30,
ibook G4, 768ram, 1.33 Hotpoint chest freezer, $30;
GHZ, 14" screen, cd burn- New England Playthings
er, DVD, 2005/2006 model, Newport series swing set
excellent condition. $995. $400. Call 802-365-9464
[email protected], 802-2580282
I-BEAMS, 4" x 8" x 15’, bolt
together to make any
BOX TRAILER, Pace Ameri- length, painted, no rust,
can, 2004, 6’ x 10’, like new, make great bridges, $100
barn door & side door, each. 802-464-3892
$2,250. 802-387-5494
LUXAIRE OIL hot air furDOLL HOUSES, 3 wooden: 2 nace, old, but runs well,
large & 1 smaller homemade, newer burner. $300. Call
$100-$125. Some furniture 802-257-8569
available. 802-254-5619
NOKIAN
NORDMAN-1,
FIREWOOD FOR S A L E . 205/70/R15, studded, 4
Seasoned, $175/cord. You tires MSRP $550, Asking
pick up, $140/cord. 802- $350. Approximately 200
miles of use. 802-387-4259
257-0007 or 802-380-5166.
The Brattleboro Reformer is seeking a
part-time sports writer.
Candidates should have a strong writing ability, a
well-rounded knowledge of sports, reliable
transportation, the capacity to write under deadline
pressure, and availability to work 2-3 afternoons and
evenings per week. Experience preferred, but we’re
willing to train the right person.
Please send resume and clips to Jamie Norton at
[email protected] or call (802) 254-2311 ext. 163.
High school and college students are welcome to apply.
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FOUR WINTER TIRES on
steel wheels with covers;
Many
seasons
left;
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Impreza; $175. 802-464-2397
GE REFRIGERATOR $60,
Table Saw Craftsman $75,
Low Flush Toilet White $30,
Vinyl Shutters $3 each
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TIRES: 4 Nokian
N o r d m a n 185/65 R14; 4
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$100 per set; Stainless steel
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for FT Payroll Specialists.
Previous payroll experience
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skills. High attention to detail and customer service
skills are a must. Great GRAMMA’S HOUSE Day
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candidates. Position will playmate, age infant to todeventually move to our dler. All snacks and meals
Keene, NH office.
provided for toddlers. Before & after school care alStop by our Employment Center so available. Reasonable
Mon-Fri, 8am-4:30pm at:
Rates. Great references.
47 Old Ferry Road
For more information, call
Brattleboro, VT 05302
Louise at 603-336-7112
802-257-6754
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OPERATOR
TRAINING FOR
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866-209-9215
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years & 9 months, seeking part
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outdoors, bilingual in Spanish
a plus. Resume & references required. Call 802-258-9068
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Provided
RAY’S CYCLE CENTER
SNOW TIRES 215/65/15
Steel belted Radials. 2500
miles - like new. $200 obo.
802-874-4207
SOLID OAK futon with mattress and mattress cover.
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Machine,
barely
used,
HITCH
for
works fine. $75 OBO. Call TRAILER
2002/2003 Subaru Impreza;
Nancy at 460-2456
Brand new; Still in unopPEARL DRUM SET- com- ened box; With ball mount;
plete with all hardware, 3 cym- 1 1/4", $200. 802-464-2397
bals, highhats, and throne.
Black with chrome snare. WOODSTOVE WITH blow$500.00 call 802-464-2234.
er, Avalon Olympic. Heats
1500 sq. ft. Takes 24" logs,
WANTED: LOG SPLITTER
used for 2 winters, new air
fair condition, fair price.
tubes, great stove, $1500.
Steve 802-464-4622
802-257-7532
PAYROLL SPECIALISTS FAMILY WITH 2 children 4
Great Starting Pay for
Qualified Candidates
ROAD BIKE
Fuji Finest-AL
like new condition
New $700; Asking $399
Call 802-348-6854
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