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Page 12 Local Town Pages www.hopedaletownnews.com June 2016 JUNE 2016 - HOPEDALE SR. CENTER ACTIVITIES (508)634-2208 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 6 PANERA BREAD 10:00 am Safe Exercise 12:00 pm Lunch @ Sr. Center (Chicken Salad) 12:45 pm BINGO 13 PANERA BREAD 10:00 am Safe Exercise 12:45 pm BINGO 20 PANERA BREAD 10:00 am Safe Exercise 12:45 pm BINGO 27 9:00 am Yoga 1:00 pm Bridge 9:00 am Yoga 9:00 am Walmart Trip 1:00 pm Bridge 1:00 pm 4 th of July Holiday Craft 9:00 am Yoga 1:00 pm Bridge 7 14 21 28 10:00 am Safe Exercise 12:00 pm Meditation Class 9:00 am Grocery/MB 9:30 am Wellness Nurse 10:00 am Safe Exercise 12:00 pm Meditation Class 15 10:00 am Safe Exercise 11:30 am Lunch @ Sr. Center (Pizza) 12:00 pm Brain Games 12:00 pm Meditation Class 22 9:00 am Grocery /MB 9:30 am Wellness Nurse 10:00 am Safe Exercise 11:30 am Lunchtime Chat (Assorted Club Sandwiches) 12:30 pm A Legal Check-up 12:00 pm Meditation Class 1 8 29 9:00 am Yoga 12:30 pm Free Movie The Revenant with Leonardo DeCaprio 9 Magic Wings Trip 9:00 am Yoga 11:30 am COA Lunch @ Sacred Heart Meal: Garlic Herb Chicken 9:00 am Yoga 10:00 am Knitters 1:00 pm COA Monthly Meeting 9:00 am Yoga 12:30 pm Free Movie Hello My Name is Doris with Sally Field 2 16 23 30 8:30 am Podiatry Clinic 10:00 am Arthritis Exercise Sr. Center closes at 12:30 pm 10 10:00 am Arthritis Exercise Sr. Center closes at 12:30 pm 17 10:00 am Arthritis Exercise Sr. Center closes at 12:30 pm 24 10:00 am Arthritis Exercise Sr. Center closes at 12:30 pm 3 PANERA BREAD 10:00 am Safe Exercise 12:45 pm BINGO 10:30 am Go the Distance Walk 1:00 pm Bridge 10:00 am Safe Exercise 12:00 pm Meditation Class 1:00 pm Older Wiser Driver Program 11:30 am Annual Sr. Center Barbeque Entertainer: Johnny Diamond WE ALL NEED A LITTLE SUNSHINE! *******PODIATRY CLINIC FRIDAY JUNE 3, 2016. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT******* Summer Classes at the Community House Classes for this year end Saturday, June 25. We will be offering two classes during the summer contact Tara if you are interested. SUMMER BARRE CLASS AT COMMUNITY HOUSE 6:30AM – 7:30AM - Tues and Thurs – 12 classes $120.00 paid in full by June 24. Minimum of 8 people to hold class ARTHRITIS EXERCISE CLASS on Friday Mornings Begins Friday July 8 at 9:00AM for 8 weeks - $20.00 Keep an eye out for more information regarding classes in the fall Resident registration will start Aug 16 and non resident registration will start August 23rd both will be on going with a deadline to signup Friday September 2nd. If there are programs or classes you would like to see offered please email tchambers@hopedalecommunityhouse.org with any suggestions.
June 2016 Local Town Pages www.hopedaletownnews.com Page 13 Sports Hopedale Girls Tennis Team Young and Strong By Christopher Tremblay The 2013 and 2014 season ended with loses in the Division 3 Central Semi Finals, but last year the Blue Raiders girl’s tennis team took it further and captured the Championship before eventually losing to Martha’s Vineyard in the Division 3 State Finals. Hopedale, which finished the regular season with a 15-3 record and earned a two seed, defeated Leicester, Grafton and Notre Dame Academy en route to the Division 3 Central Title. The squad then went on to defeat Lenox before falling in the Championship contest. Having lost 3 of their 7 starters from that team Hopedale Coach Amy Wersted is entering the season with its oldest player being a sophomore. The Blue Raiders will suit up 6 sophomores, 2 freshmen, 4 eighth graders and 4 seventh graders this spring. While the sophomores will be entering their fourth season with the team, they still find themselves a little behind in terms of talent. “These girls love the sport of tennis and have been on the team for four years now,” Wersted said. “Unfortunately they are still somewhat small and petite and while facing upper classmen they are standing up for themselves.” Freshman Aimee Figgins, who is playing in her third season with the Blue Raiders and her second at number one singles, is looking to improve upon last year’s performance. “As an eighth graders she made it to the round of eight and I’m hoping that she can go a lot further this year,” Wersted said. “In the past she has had to use two hands on her forehand, this year she is using only one. She has also grown a little taller, but is still small in stature.” At the time of this writing the freshman currently held a 4-1 record with her one loss being a 5 ½ hour marathon with an upperclassman. Captain Megan McLellan, a fourth year player and a sophomore this year, will be holding down the number two singles position for Hopedale. As a seventh grader McLellan was involved in a varsity playoff match. Rounding out the singles circuit will be another sophomore in Brittany Dupuis, Hopedale’s Rookie of the Year last spring. Further down the court sophomore captain Jennie Holland will be teamed with eighth grader Maddie Laprade playing first doubles. The duo finds themselves with a 3-1 record thus far and seemed to have meshed EXTRA MILE TUTORING Locally owned and operated by Steven Perryman, O.D CATCH UP OR GET AHEAD TUTORING ALL SCHOOL SUBJECTS GRADES 3 TO 12 quite nicely. “Maddie is a volleyball player that brings a spike serve with her and is much more aggressive at the net,” the coach said. “Jennie’s not that tall at 4’10”, but has a great backhand and a wonderful spin serve that is hard to return. She also moves well around the court and is able to cove a lot of ground.” Rounding out the starting seven are close friends sophomores Rachel Szemethy and 508-654-6298 www.extramiletutoring.com 31 Granite Street, Milford Missy Davis. The second doubles tandem uses their communications skills to their advantage on the court and is able to work well together. Although still early Hopedale is currently undefeated in the Dual Valley Conference and looking to once again make the Division 3 Central Tournament. And despite being a rather young team Wersted likes her chances they way they’ve played so far. “Being a doubles player I tend to gravitate toward the doubles teams, especially since we lost all of our doubles players from a year ago,” the coach said. “I’m not really worried about our single players; they’re all competitive and know what needs to be done to be successful.” Hopedale is hoping to continue to have success as the season progresses forward while once again capturing the Sectional Championships and then finishing what they could last year – winning a State Championship. Hopedale Sr. Center Annual Summer Barbecue Thursday June 30, 2016 - 11:30 am Main Hall Community House Join us for a day of great food, fun and live entertainment. Johnny Diamond performs! Hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken, salads, drinks and dessert. Free Raffles. $7.00 p.p. - Reservations by 6/24. (508)634-2208
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