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Skylur Spagone Walk For Children
A great day for a great cause!

Cotton Eyed Joe
 Time Honored Spagone Walk Warm Up Tradition: Cotton Eyed Joe


Roughly 420 Walkers, up from last year, spent their Columbus Day morning walking through East Bridgewater to raise money for the Skylur Spagone Fund. 

The Skylur J. Spagone Memorial Fund would like to thank everyone who helped make the 16th Annual "Walk For Children" another success! We had over 400 walkers and raised $23,000 to continue to help the children of East Bridgewater! 


The Start of the Skylur Spagone Walk Oct 12, 2015
The Start of the Skylur Spagone Walk Oct 12, 2015

Funds are used to provide opportunities and needed supplies for the children of East Bridgewater. "This year would have been Skylur's Senior year in High School, so we are going to something special with the senior class." Said Peter Spagone, Jr, Skylur's Father. 
Half way snack table. Much thanks to the McCarthy's

"It is the vision of the Skylur J. Spagone Memorial Fund Committee to provide a significant positive contribution of innovative, creative, and effective support for the development of the youth in the East Bridgewater Community.
The Skylur J. Spagone Memorial Fund will pay directly to the organization and / or the company for which the applicant is requesting funds. Requests may not exceed the amount of $250.00 per applicant. An applicant may only apply for assistance once a year." www.townofeb.com/skylur-fund/application-process/  

Some of the Past Recipients
  • Girl Scout Troop 496
  • St. John's Church
  • Handi Kids
  • Central School Safety Night
  • East Bridgewater Cub Scouts
  • E.B.C.C. Youth Football
  • East Bridgewater YMCA
  • Nature's Classroom
  • 7th Grade Washington D.C. Trip
  • E.B. Youth Basketball Assoc.
  • East Bridgewater Little League
  • P.C.C.
  • United Soccer Academy
  • South Shore Therapies
  • Gift Certificate to Quinn Centre Optical
  • CubScout Pack 28
  • Early Childhood Advisory Council
  • Lynn Barton Piano School
  • Central School Reading
  • Incentive Program Dorbil Stables
  • East Bridgewater Drug Council
  • Arts for Youth Central School
  • South Shore Select Lenscrafters
  • East Bridgewater Public Schools
  • South Shore Football Camp
  • East Bridgewater Music Department
  • Capachonie School of Performing Arts
October 18, 2015

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Congratulations!!!
Christine Quaglia

Christine won an Ultimate Hair conditioning treatment with a haircut & style ($70) from Revolutions Styling Salon & Spa, Rte 106, East Bridgewater

You should play
our Historical Tidbit Trivia Game at the bottom of this column.

You could win a martial arts birthday party for 10 children at South Shore Martial Arts, Rt 106, Halifax, MA
Historical Tidbit: 
 
Our present day thoroughfare running east and west is known as Plymouth Street (Rt 106).

It was first identified on a Latham Map as having been established in 1667. It was then known as the Bridgewater Trail, the best road that connected Halifax and Bridgewater.
An 1875 record states that the road from the Plymouth line " was to be crowned 1-1/2 feet in the center and all the upland."
It went on to say "The best materials found within the limits of the locations, to be reserved for a dressing, so as to form a hard and durable surface over the whole extent of the road bed.
Side and gutters and culverts are to be converted when necessary to carry off surface water."

sue and her plant
We may complain today about our "potholes," but at least we have "a hard and durable surface" to travel on.


Respectfully submitted,
Sue Basile
 
Monday, October 19
Coffee Hour - 9a - Council on Aging (COA)
Whist - 10a - COA
Senior Lunch - noon - COA
Senior Citizens Club - noon - Meadowbrook Restaurant
Grief Support - 3p - COA
Medicare Presentation - 3p - COA
Food Pantry - 3p - St. John's
Jeff Belanger Legend Tripping - 6p - Library
Board of Health - 6p - Town Hall
Selectmen - 6:30p - Town Hall
Friends of EB Trails - 7:30p - Town Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous - 7:30p - Community Covenant Church
Tuesday, October 20
Walking Club - 8:30a - St. John's
Errand Van - 9a - COA
Chair Yoga - 9a - COA
Dental Hygienist - 9a - COA
Back Alley Bridge - 10:30a - COA
Left, Right, Center - 10:30a - COA
Senior Lunch - noon - COA
Busy Hands - 1p - COA
American Legion - 7p - Town Hall
Alanon - 7:30p - Community Covenant Church
Wednesday, October 21

Rotary Club of the Bridgewaters - 7:15a - Good Days Restaurant, WB

Errand Van - 8:30a - COA 

Line Dancing - 10a - COA
Crocheting - 10a - COA
Computer Workshop - 10a - COA
Families & Books - 10:30a - Library
Toddler Time - 11a - Library
Mah Jongg - noon - COA
Zumba Gold - 1p - COA
SHINE - 1:30p - Prospect St
Thrift Shop - 3p - United Methodist Church
Community Meal - 5:30p - United Methodist Church
Bingo - 6:30p - 650 Plymouth St
Republican Town Comm - 7p - Town Hall
Youth Soccer - 7p - Belmont St
Alcoholics Anon - 7:30p - Union Congregational Church
Hockomock Photography - 7:30p - Library
Thursday, October 22
Shoppers' Van - 8:15a - COA
Walking Club - 8:30a - St John's
Yoga - 10a - COA
Families and Books - 10:30a - Library
Jeopardy - 10:30a - COA
Back Alley Bridge - noon - COA
Lunch - noon - COA
Kiwanis - 6:30p - TJ Smith's
Narcotics Anonymous - 6:30p - United Methodist Church
Family Yoga - 6:30pm - Union Congregational Church
Republican Town Comm - 7p - Town Hall
 Friday, October 23
Cribbage - 8:30a - COA
Bowling - 9a - Viking Rec
TOPS - 9:15a - Library
Crisfit - 10a - COA
Movers & Shakers - 10:30a - Library
 Saturday, October 24
St. John's - Service - 4p 
Spooky Salsa - 6:30p - St. John's
Alcoholics Anonymous - 7p - Methodist Church
 Sunday, October 25
Community Covenant Church - Sunday school: 9:45am, 
Worship: 11:00am
Union Congregational Church - Service 10a
(Elmwood) New Jerusalem Church - 10a
Grace Bible Church -  Worship 10:45a, Family Bible Study: 6p 
St. John's Church - Mass: 8a, 10:30a
United Methodist Church -  Service 10:45a
Great Pumpkin Walk - 1p - Sachem Rock Farm
Alcoholics Anonymous - 6p - Union Congregational
 
* Information Compiled in this issue from Town web sites and "Our Town" calendar
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Sunday, October 18, 2015, at 3:00 pm
Celebrating America!
Brockton Symphony Orchestra
James M. Orent, conductor
Buckley Performing Arts Center, 
Massasoit Community College, Brockton


Join the Symphony as we celebrate the vivid musical traditions of the United States, along with our principal cellist, Kevin Crudder:

We celebrate the music traditions and composers of the United States in our season opener. Our principal cellist, Kevin Crudder, eloquently performs the passionate Concerto by Victor Herbert
Chadwick Jubilee from Symphonic Sketches
Anderson First Day of Spring
Herbert Cello Concerto No. 1 in D major Gould American Salute (based on When Johnny Comes Marching Home)
Dvořák American Suite in A major Bernstein/Mason - West Side Story Medley, Sousa El Capitan March

Under the direction of Maestro James M. Orent, the Brockton Symphony brings together many of the most talented musicians in the Brockton/South Shore area to perform world-class symphonic music for our community.

Tickets are $20; $15 seniors/students with ID. FREE for 18 and under!

For more information, please visit www.brocktonsymphony.org or call the Symphony line at 508.588.3841
INTERNET SAFETY SEMINAR
Thursday, October 22, at 7:15pm
EBJRHS

The PTO is sponsoring an Internet Safety Seminar along with the East Bridgewater Police Department. Please join us on Thursday at the EBJSHS auditorium, as we discuss what our children are doing on-line and how to teach them to be smart, safe, and respectful digital citizens. 
Please note this seminar is for parents only. For questions, please email htibbetts@ebps.net or mharvey@ebps.net

 

Raffle Table Including Gift Cards From Local Businesses: A portion of the proceeds to be donated to H.U.G.S. of East Bridgewater. 

 



Fourth Annual Pumpkin Walk at Sachem Rock

Everyone in the community is invited. Dogs on leashes welcome, too

Sachem Rock Community Center, Rt. 106, East Bridgewater. 
Free parking available

Sunday, Oct. 25, 1 to 4 p.m.

Cost: Free

Walk the trails and see pumpkins hidden along the way. Learn about Native and early American life. Games. Water and popcorn for sale. Dress appropriately for the trails and use bug spray. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Sponsored by the Friends of East Bridgewater Trails

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We have begun our 4th Annual Field of Flags Campaign.

We will be placing 1000 flags on the Town Common, which will be on display between Oct 31st - Nov 14th. For a $10 donation you can sponsor a flag to honor a Veteran. 
 
A portion of the money raised will go to support the Fisher House in Boston, a home away from home where military families can stay while a loved one is receiving in house treatment at one of our medical centers. 
Everybody in East Bridgewater should have received a form in the mail. However, you can always visit our website: http://ebkiwanis.webs.com to donate on-line via PayPal or download a form to mail.

 Please share with all your friends to get the word out.
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 Florals From The Heart
 
Everyday Looks Better With Flowers From Florals From The Heart!
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"Spooky Salsa Saturday"
A Fun Night for All Members of the Family
Saturday, October 24

St. John's Parish

Little Ones: 5:00 pm
Tweens: 6:30pm
Teens: 8:00pm

Please join us for our "official" kick-off to our second year as a Parish and Youth Ministry. We had a lot of fun at our Taco Tuesday's this summer, so we are bringing them to the Parish Hall for the school year and turning them into Fiesta Friday's. (Our first night is being held on Saturday so that everyone can enjoy the home Football games.) This month's celebration will include a Halloween Spooky Theme. We will have crafts, games, music and tacos for all ages. We have broken the night out for each age group. The little ones are welcome to come in costume. If you have ideas for games or crafts you would like to be included, please let me know.

Since this is your first evening, it would be helpful to have an idea of how many are coming so that we can plan accordingly. Please email me at nhenn71@hotmail.com to let me know how many to expect.

There is no admission charge, but we will have a basket for goodwill donations to help us build our Ministry budget to eventually allow us to offer these events at no cost.

As with almost all of our events, EVERYONE IS WELCOME! You do not have to be member of St. John's Parish to attend. Bring friends!!

 

 


Bowl For A Cure
 
Walking Teams Register Today!  

For questions, contact Emily Ryan E.Ryan4191@yahoo.com or 508 245 0899

www.ebctv.org Free training & Workshops
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Bridgewater

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"Stand By Me" from this past June. Bob Ferrante, Lead Vocals
In Memory of Bob Ferrante
Bob Ferrante's life was full. He had music, he had very dear friends and family, and he had his faith. A true testimony to how he lived, is how he transitioned from this life.

Bob loved music and its ability to bring people together. People can speak the same language when they play together. This allows them to connect.  As a teacher at Brockton High School, he saw it every day. A bandleader for this diverse population; he gave his students common ground. As a founding member of Dale and the Duds, he experienced it every concert, as they were asked to perform show after show.

In a recent conversation about his illness, Bob expressed a deep appreciation for life and expressed wonder at the diverse people who were praying for him. His music, faith and life had touched many and they were responding with prayer: "Not only do I have many different Christians praying for me; Catholics, Methodists, Baptists, Congregationalists; but I also have Jews and Muslims praying for me."

 Bob said that he could feel the warmth of the many praying for him. It kept him going, keeping the pancreatic cancer at bay for over a year so that he could play one more season with Dale and the Duds. He only stopped in August of this year when his body could no longer do it. 

Dale & the Duds & Four in a Row, Columbus Weekend, 2014

The seed for Dale and the Duds was planted just after Woodstock. Then teenagers, the guys got together just to play for the joy of playing. They didn't have a name, they didn't have a plan, they just wanted to get together and play music that made them feel good.

They played mostly music from the 50s and 60s, the kind of music that makes you tap your feet and sing along. There were a few other musicians in the beginning, up to eight at one time, but within a couple of years the band thinned down to lead singer Dale Julius and his brother, rhythm guitarist Randy Julius; lead guitar player Mitch Mackiewicz; bass player and vocalist Paul Ayers; and drummer and vocalist Bob Ferrante.

Officially starting to play publicly in 1971, people have continuously turned out to hear Dale and the Duds and be reminded that people are good, that life can be fun. Some years they played over 100 shows. The Duds were dedicated to each other and their music. Bob took joy in the connection that happens in music and there never stopped being a demand for it. It was needed back in the 1970s and it is needed now.

Robert M. "Bob" Ferrante, age 64, died Saturday October 3, 2015 at his home surrounded by his family. He was the devoted husband of Martina J. (Turowski) Ferrante for 39 years and loving father of Marc A. Ferrante.
Bob was a 1969 graduate of East Bridgewater High School where he was class president and president of the National Honor Society. He earned his bachelor's degree in music magna cum laude from Boston University and master's degree in education summa cum laude from Fitchburg State University. Bob enjoyed a lengthy and accomplished career 
in music as both an educator and performer.  In lieu of flowers, mourners may donate to the Robert Ferrante Memorial Scholarship Fund through any Rockland Trust Bank branch in the area www.rocklandtrust.com or Cure Pancreatic Cancer Lustgarten Foundation at www.lustgarten.org.




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Legends & Legacies Gala 
Honoring Margaret Alexander & Bob McCarthy
Friday, November 6, 2015
Miraval Ballroom @ Mockingbird Restaurant, East Bridgewater
With MC Dan Rodricks and Auctioneer Peter Spagone, Sr.
Tickets are $100/person & can be purchased in a variety of ways:
through the website or
- Send a check (made out to the AKH Memorial Scholarship) to Treasurer Vern Post, 91 Waterman Street, East Bridgewater, MA 02333

Disclaimer: At the Buzz Around, we promote community and family.  Occasionally, there will be links to town committees and other non-profit groups, as a way of sharing local information.  Individual groups are responsible for how they represent themselves on their websites and in their promotional materials.  The Buzz Around does not claim to support any particular view.
A tangerine and russet cascade of kaleidoscopic leaves, creates a tapestry of autumn magic upon the emerald carpet of fading summer.
 ~ Judith A. Lindberg

"Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting and autumn a mosaic of them all."   ~ Stanley Horowitz

  Delicious autumn, the mosaic of them all. 
~ Jacquie

Town Buildings

 

Town Hall

175 Central St

508-378-1601

Mon 8:30a-8p

Tues - Thurs 8:30a-4:30p

Fri 8:30a-noon

 

EB Public Library

32 Union St

508-378-1616

Mon & Tues 9-8
Wed, Thurs, Fri 9-5
Saturday 9-2 

 

Council on Aging 

355 Plymouth St

508-378-1610

Mon 8a-6p

Tues - Thurs 8a-4p

Fri 8a-noon 

 
Small businesses make our community strong.
Support them every day!
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52 Bedford St
East Bridgewater, MA 02333

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MATA Karate

If You Are Interested In Karate & Would Like To Try A FREE Children's Or Adult Class With MATA Karate in East Bridgewater, Contact Us Today!

After School Classes
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East Bridgewater

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The Rotary Club of the Bridgewaters 16th Annual  Citizen of the Year Awards

Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. 

 

 Dessert Reception immediately following at the Moakley Center on the campus of Bridgewater State University:

This year's recipients are:
Patrick Cronin, 
East Bridgewater
Joan McAndrew, West Bridgewater

Carlton Hunt, Bridgewater
This event is a recognition of people who give -- and it is also a fundraiser to help the Rotary in its local efforts, which include numerous scholarships and literacy projects. 


 

Tickets are 20.00 each, and if you act now, you can advertise your business in our Program. Please help! You can contact diana.jennings@bridgew.edu. Thank you!

Community Meal Dates
Wednesday, Nov. 4, 11, 18, and on the 25th we will be having a Thanksgiving Dinner  
at 5:30 pm.
All are welcome.
East Bridgewater United Methodist Church,
54 N. Central St.,
East Bridgewater, MA 
 Gently Used Children's Book Drive
books
 EB Girl Scout Troop 65060 is trying to earn their Bronze Award by assisting the Brockton Hospital Out-Patient Pediatric unit. They are looking for gently used children's books (nothing controversial, please). Please consider donating picture books through teen books in boxes located outside of the GWMMS Main Office or Cafeteria and EB Central School Main Office to help those in need!
Donations welcome until October 23rd.
Thank you!
People are welcome to contact me via email with any questions.
From the The East Bridgewater Jr/Sr High School Athletic Department: An Advertising Opportunity

The East Bridgewater Jr/Sr High School Athletic Department is initiating an advertisement program in our community. Our plan is to attach 3'x5' aluminum panels along the fence facing the seating area of our stadium bleachers. These blue and gold panels will advertise local businesses and organizations that support the East Bridgewater Jr./Sr. High School. The cost for the first year would be $500 (this includes the manufacturing of the ad display by local vendor). Each year the renewal fee would be $300. All revenue collected would be used to support our co-curricular programs, including music and athletics. 

We are confident that you will agree that the exposure your ad receives with our program has a value far in excess of the relatively modest expense. During the 2014-2015 year over ten thousand spectators attended events in the stadium. In addition many of the events are broadcast on East Bridgewater Community Television and this will provide additional advertising exposure.

Your pledge of investment benefits both your business and our East Bridgewater Jr/Sr High School students. This community support will enable the students to maintain the tradition of excellence that has been established in Viking Country.

Please consider this offer as a dual opportunity to both advertise and support the youth of the town.  

Further information may be obtained from East Bridgewater Athletic Director, Tom Kenney (508) 378-5850 at the East Bridgewater Jr/Sr High School. 

You may also contact EBBA Member, Bill Cavanaugh, at Merchant Sign directly with your design (colors and sign size will all be uniform). Merchant Sign will bill the school district and the school district will send out the invoices to the business.
Save the Date: Kiwanis Christmas on the Common Arts & Crafts Fair 
 Saturday, Dec 5th, 9-2pm; spaces available - contact Ken (781-294-1057) to reserve. First come, first served. Spaces sell out every year!

 

 

HUGS Community Christmas Program

 

If you or someone you know need help this Christmas, or if you would like to make a donation, or volunteer, please call Theresa at 508-350-9811.

 

www.ebhugs.org


Senior Citizens Club Annual Banquet

Monday, October 19

at noon

Meadowbrook Restaurant

 

We invite you to join the Senior Citizens Club this month for the annual banquet.  Please make your reservations by October 9 by calling Ruth Thorp at 508-378-1477.  Tickets are 11.00 per person.

The COA van is available for transportation to this event.

 

Nov. 1st, we will be having our annual "Ben & Brad" Concert.  The title this year is "Over the Rainbow" with songs from the Wizard of Oz movie and other songs with lyrics by Yip Harburg and Ira Gershwin.  It starts at 3:00, followed by a reception after the performance.
The East Bridgewater Garden Club
 noon
Monday, November 2
Community Room East Bridgewater Public Library

The club will hold the annual election of 2016 officers, and officers' reports will be read and turned in. We will also make plans for decorating our Christmas on the Common tree; finalize details for our Christmas luncheon, and pay our garden club dues for 2016.
You're cordially invited to
The Taunton River Watershed Alliance, Inc.
2015 Annual Meeting

Saturday, October 24, 2015, 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Bristol County Agricultural High School, Dighton, MA

Featuring a special presentation:
"The Burrage Pond Wildlife Management Area: Past, Present and Future Restoration"

Guest speaker: Joan Pierce, Land Agent for the
Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game,
Southeast District


The Burrage Pond Wildlife Management Area in Halifax and Hanson is one of the irreplaceable open space gems in the Taunton River watershed. Our featured speaker, Joan Pierce of the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game, will talk about the past, present and future of this remarkable area: its acquisition history, outstanding natural resource values, what to see and where, management issues and future plans.

Refreshments will be served. The 2016 Taunton River Tide Calendar will be available for purchase at a discounted price. 
Please join us for TRWA's 2015 Annual Meeting on
Saturday, October 24, from 5 to 7 p.m. The event will be held in the auditorium of Bristol County Agricultural High School, located at 135 Center Street in Dighton. The program will include reports on TRWA's activities during the past year, election of Board members and officers and a display of award-winning photos from TRWA's 2016 Taunton River Tide Calendar.

The Annual Meeting is open to the public. Admission is free and all are welcome. Please bring family and friends as well! You can contact TRWA at 508-828-1101 or e-mail us at: director@savethetaunton.org. You can also visit our website: www.savethetaunton.org.


Hot Mess Concert Fundraiser for the Greater Bridgewater Women of Today
 
November 7,  7-11 PM
Bridgewater Veterans' Club
Ticket Price: $25 per person (all proceeds benefit our Family in Need Fund)
For Tickets: Wheel House Real Estate office - 604 Bedford St. 
E. Bridgewater, or e-mail: KARoss1@comcast.net
(Please note that groups of 10 may reserve a table for this event.)
Greater Bridgewater Women of Today will be hosting a concert with Boston area favorites Hot Mess! Hot Mess is a party band with roots that run deep into the Boston Music scene. Boasting drums, keyboards, guitar, bass & both male & female vocalists, Hot Mess can serve up a wide range of "OMG, they sound JUST like the original band" & "Oooooh, I love this song!"

Admission cost is $25.00 per ticket and the group asks that each person brings a canned good for donation to our local food pantry. Proceeds will benefit our Family in Need Fund. The GBWOT Family in Need Fund has been established to help assist local families experiencing hardships. 

GBWOT meetings are open to the public and are held on the third Monday of the month. For meeting location in Bridgewater, visit the group's Facebook page and send them a private Facebook message.  To access event flyers and for more information on the group, visit: www.mawt.org/gbwot.

 

The movie Jaws was all about  Martha' s Vineyard.
So it is with some hometown pride that the movie that never really died is such a big part of the "Day Marty McFly lands in the Future" Celebration this week. Oct 21, 2015 displayed on the Delorean time machine 
Just for hoots and giggles, here is the clip: 
Marty McFly Lands Oct 21, 2015
Marty McFly Lands Oct 21, 2015


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WEEKLY TRIVIA GAME  

Have fun with us
and beeee entered to win 
a martial arts birthday party for 10 children at South Shore Martial Arts, Rt 106, Halifax, MA

Historical Tidbit Question:

When was the Bridgewater Trail first established? 

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Buzz Around East Bridgewater.
  
On October 20, 2015, we 
will randomly pick a winner
from the correct answers.
The Buzz was compiled
this week by Stephen Kelley, Theresa McNulty, Marla Prince, Stacy Rancourt, Jacquelyn Rose, Jill Silvia  & Betty Stirling.
 
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