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\ PAGE S-4-WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 11, 2005 GRA^D OPENING IN WAKEFIELD Water Street Physical Ther- apy at 21 Water St., Wakefield is having a "Grand Opening" party on this Saturday and Sun- day from 10AM to 4PM. There will be a cookout, jolly jumps, a clown and free gifts. Plus much, much more. AGAINST THE TIDE HELPS BREAST CANCER The sixth annual Against the Tide, one mile swim, two mile kayak, and three mile fit- ness walk, benefiting Massa- chusetts Breast Cancer Coali- tion will be held at Nickerson State Park at Flat Pond in Brewster on Saturday, August 20th. Each participant will raise at least $150 for breast cancer to benefit MBCC. Visit www.mbcc,org/swim to register or call 1-800-649-MBCC, SCHOONERFEST ON LABOR DAY WEEKEND Tickets are now available to FAME'S visit to the Gloucester Schooner Festival on Labor Day weekend. Fame is a repli- ca of a successful Salem priva- teer schooner from the War of 1812. For a fee of $115 persons can sail from Salem to Gloucester on September 3rd at 4 pm., arriving around 7:30 pm. She will also be part of the parade on Gloucester Harbor at 8PM when the Parade of Lights will be conducted. The schdtmer will sail back or a to Salem on Monday morning at 9AM and persons can be on board for $35. For more information go to schoonerfame@aol.com. SANCTUARY OFFERS TEACHER TRAINING Persons can share their enthusiasm for the earth by becoming a Field Teacher at Mass Audubon's Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary in Topsfield. Training will begin in Sep- tember to prepare teachers to lead school field programs at the Sanctuary. Participants will observe fall school programs and attend classes. Staff taught classes will include teaching techniques, specific school programs, sanctuary cultural and natural history, and field expe- riences. Field teachers must be at least 18 years old, have experience teaching children, and be able to commit to working at least one more through June. Field teachers receive a stipend for field teaching only. Please send a resume to: Field Teacher Training, Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary, 87 Perkins Row, Topsfield, MA 01983. No phone calls please. SINGLES DANCE AND BOSTON HARBOR CRUISE A "Caribbean" Singles Dance and Boston Harbor Cruise will be held on Saturday, August 13 at Gate C, Rowes Wharf, Atlantic Ave., Boston from 7 to 10 p.m. It is spon- RENT-A-TENT For All Outside Functions: GRADUATIONS SHOWERS J> WEDDINGS COOKOUTS PARTIES Tables, Chairs and Lighting Residential & Corporate Accounts Welcome Many sizes available CALL 781 -933-3268 www.rentatents.com sored by the Singles Executive Club. Bon Voyage Party, with complimentary hors d'oeuvres from 5 to 6:30. Cruise and dancing on ship 7 to 10 with complimentary food and desserts provided on board. Music will be provided by Bruno. Limited to 375 single professionals, 30+ years old. Island or casual attire. The cost is $45. Call 781-283-0400 for reservations. BALLROOM DANCING ON SEPTEMBER 17 The public is cordially invit- ed to swing the night away on Saturday, September 17 at the Wakefield Lodge of Elks in Wakefield from 7 p.m. to mid- night. The fourth annual BKP Ballroom Dance supports mini- libraries in the Philippines. Each ticket to tht^ance costs $30, if purchased by Sept. 7 or $35 at the door. This includes a light meal, one hour of group dance instruction, and hours of fun and entertainment led by a popular DJ. The Wakefield Lodge of Elks is on Bay State Road, off exit 41 from 128/95. HISTORY AND HAUNTINGS TRIP SEPTEMBER 9 The Lynnfield Senior Center is offering "History and Haunt - ings" trip to Lexington and Concord on September 9. This fun fall trip includes a stop at Hobart Antique Village where 80 antique dealers display their wares, a luncheon buffet at the Stage Coach Inn, and guided tour of Lexington and Concord. Finish the day off with a stop at Wilson Farms where you can shop for freshly har- vested fruits and vegetables. Price is $49 pp. Please stop by the Lynnfield Senior Center at 525 Salem St or call 781-598- 1078 for details. auuMANCE ABUSE VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT The Mass Substance Abuse Info, and Ed. Helpline seeks volunteers for phone service to persons affected by alcoholism and substance abuse. The Helpline provides training, supervision, flexible sched- uling and T accessible. Must have computer experience, in *W1 —^< SPORTS SHORTS .MIDDLESEX EAST SPORTS WEEKLY TRIVIA Who is the only player to have 100 or more RBI is six or more consecutive seasons with the Boston Red Sox? Answer appears elsewhere in this column. .WINCHESTER NATIVE GARY BEARD has been selected as a member of the 2005 Inductees into the Westfield State College Hall of Fame. Garry Beard ranks as one of the finest hitters and defensive players in the history of the Westfield State baseball program. Beard still holds the school record for career batting average for those who played at least three years at Westfield State. Beard batted .387 during a four-year stretch that began in 1975, and set a then single-season school record by hitting .434 during his senior year in 1978. He also recovery from addiction helpful but not necessary. For more information call 617-536-0501, ext. 201. www.helpline-online.com. COUNTRY WESTERN DANCE INFORMATION High energy Country West- ern Line Dance instruction will be held every Tuesday evening year round. Beginners class 6:30 - 7 p.m., regular class with dancing 7 - 8:30 p.m. at the Melrose Highlands Church, 355 Franklin St., Floor 2. Free parking, bring a bottle of water, donation 46. Call for free flyer and more info. Also available for private parties and D J service. 781-665-1881 or BOWLEGGIN2003@Yahoo.com. WILMINGTON CLASS OF 1995 REUNION The Wilmington High School Class of 1995 will hold its 10th reunion on September 3 at the Tewksbury Elks from 5 - 11 p.m. There will be a dinner and a DJ. Horseshoe pits and basketball courts are available (bring your own basketball.) It is a Calendar to s-io MIDDLESEX EAS1 appearing in Doily Timej - Chronicle (Reoding, Woburn, WincheiHr, Burlinglon, Wakeluldt. lynnneld Villager, No Reoding Transcript. Wilmington & Tewkibury Town Cner. Stonehnm Independent . 1 by iPtud JeeLy set a school record with 10 doubles that season. He fin- ished his fine four-year career with a .593 slugging percentage and 12 home runs. The Winchester, Mass., native batted .393 during his junior year and led the Owls with a .617 slugging percentage. He was named to the All-Tournament team in 1977 when Westfield advanced to the championship game of the NCAA New England Regional Tournament. He received the Westfield State baseball Outstanding Contributor Award in 1978. He works throughout Connecticut as a sales man- ager representative for Coram Health Care Home Infusion. He resides in Amherst, Mass., with his wife, Doreen, and daughters Rachel (10) and Meredith (8). The Athletics Hall of Fame Committee agreed on six new members to be inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame at Westfield State College. The induction ceremony takes place on the eve of Homecoming, Friday, October 14th. The dinner and ceremony is held in the Scanlon Banquet Hall and kicks-off with cocktails at 6:30pm. The six member class is headlined by hoops standout Ben Adams, a 1975 graduate of Westfield. The five other members include; Garry Beard, baseball, class of 1978, Heather Cabral, field hockey and softball, class of 1992, Bill Devine, track and field, class of 1974, Donna McLean, softball, class of 1987, and Joyce O'Donnell, 12-year coach of the softball team from 1980 through 1992. Invitations are being sent to a select audience. The event is open to all. Contact the Westfield State athletics department (572-5405) for ticket information. 'THE WOBURN TAN- NER PRIDE U-14 softball team just returned from an impressive showing in the Nationals tournev, finishing THESE HOME SPECIALISTS ARE AT YOUR 3CK 3CJC m JM P1ASTERING Plastering of all types Replacement Ceilings GENERAL CARPENTRY Additions, decks, etc. - No Job Too Small - 1-781-246-0219 The Ultimate Handyman and J.Z. 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The player's initials are J.F. •READINGS JUSTINE LYONS scored 24 and 23 points respectively for the Northeast team during girls basketball games as part of the 2005 Bay State Games, which opened on July 14 at UMass Boston. . •On the final weekend of the youth swimming season, WINCHESTERS NICHOLAS GARBER. 7, took part in the New England 8 and Under Summer Challenge in Gardner, recording three top- eight finishes in the 50-yard butterfly, the 25 and the 100 freestyle events •ANSWER TO THIS WEEK'S TRIVIA QUES: TION: Jimmy Foxx is the only player to have six or more consecutive seasons with the Boston Red Sox with 100 or more RBI. •DO YOU KNOW SOME- THING WE DON'T? If you have information about a local athlete that you would like to see appear in this column, please email it to read- ingchronicle@comcast.net, or mail it to: Paul Feely, Middlesex East Sports. P.O. 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