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6 WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 781-593-7700 JUNE 23, 2022 Contact the Nikki Martin Team for all of your real estate needs. compass.com NIKKI MARTIN nikki.martin@gmail.com 781.710.1440 nikkimartinsells.com Nikki Martin Team is a team of real estate agents affi liated with Compass, a licensed real estate broker and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. Religious News Seniors RELIGION From page 5 Temple Emmanuel/Wakefield Temple Emmanuel is a small, open, and welcoming Jewish community in Wakefield, Massachusetts. We offer a contemporary approach to Judaism while maintaining a respect for traditional Jewish values. We invite all to participate in our active schedule of religious services, and educational and cultural events. In 2013, Temple Emmanuel affiliated with the Jewish Reconstructionist Movement. We are dedicated to creating a caring and inclusive community, and to enhancing Jewish life through learning and communal activities. In doing so, we hope to pass on our values and traditions to future generations of Jews. At Temple Emmanuel, our doors are open to all Jews regardless of marital status, race, national origin, gender, economic condition, disability, or sexual orientation. Join us for Friday night and Saturday morning Shabbat Celebrations in June. After our July and August break, we will return on the weekend of September 9-11 with special programming to celebrate the 75th signing of our Temple’s Charter. Our CHAI School will also return in the fall with registration in progress. Up to date information can be found on our website: www. WakefieldTemple.org. Rabbi Greg Hersh can be reached by calling (781)-245-1886 or Rabbi@WakefieldTemple.org. Temple Emmanuel is a member of the Jewish Reconstructionist Communities. Join us for Friday Night Shabbat Celebration on the 1st, 2nd, and 4th Friday nights and Jewish Meditation Circle on the 3rd Friday night of each month. Join us for a Saturday Morning Celebration on the first four Saturdays of each month. For more information about Temple Emmanuel, a member of the Jewish Reconstructionist Communities, call (781)-245- 1886 or see our Facebook page or website at www. WakefieldTemple.org. Wakefield/Lynnfield United Methodist Church 273 Vernon St., Wakefield, MA.01880 PASTOR: REV. GLENN M. MORTIMER Church: (781) 245-1359 Email: WLUMC273@gmail.com Facebook & Instagram: @ methodistchurchwakefield Adult events coming to the library FOR THE WEEKLY NEWS Tammy Syrigos Irrera is offering two yoga programs at the library this summer. Weekly Yoga with Tammy Syrigos Irrera will be held on Thursdays at 12 p.m. on Zoom. The class is a 60-minute yoga flow that will match breath with movement to bring peace of mind while simultaneously building core strength and stability. Please register in advance at www.lynnfieldlibrary.org. Irrera is also offering Virtual Chair Yoga on Wednesday, June 29 at 1 p.m., also on Zoom. The class will be 45 minutes. Participants are advised to be sure to have a chair with all of the legs touching the ground as well as light hand weights (2-5 lbs.). This class will be done partially in the chair and part standing up showing how the chair can be used as a prop to assist with the yoga poses. We will incorporate breath work, matching breath with movement to help achieve mindfulness. Other library events geared for adults include the Last Tuesday of the Month Book Club, which will be held on Tuesday, June 28 at 6 p.m. in the library Mezzanine. The Last Tuesday Book Club is the Lynnfield Library’s fiction book group. The June book pick is “Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine” by Gail Honeyman. Copies are available for pickup at the library’s circulation desk. Thursday, June 23 8:00 Hairdresser 9:00 Manicurist 8:10 Zumba Gold 8:15 Shopping on Van 9:00 NEW! Knitting w/Gail 9:00 Let’s Build LEGO’S! 10:00 Scrabble 10:00 SIT and TONE w/Joie (live and zoom) 8:30 Breakfast Bunch 11:00 Lunch: GRAB and GO 11:30 Dominos 12:00 Bridge 12:30 Downsizing & Decluttering 12:00 Movie: The Queen of Katwe Friday, June 24 8:15 Shopping on van 9:00 Acrylic Painting 9:45 – 10:30 Tai Chi 10:00 Chair Yoga Video 10:00 Parkinson’s Exercise Class 11:15 Lunch: Chicken Salad on Croissant (IN CENTER) Monday, June 25 8:00 Hairdresser 8:15 SENIOR STRENGTH 8:30 YOGA W/MICHELLE 8:00 Shopping 9:30-10:15 Tap Dance (cx) 10:00 Line Dancing 10:00 Creative Writing 10:00 Chair Yoga Video 10:15-11 BROADWAY JAZZ (cx) 12:00 Oil Painting 12:30 Mah Jongg 1:30 ZOOM Trivia or In Person TRIP: Kennebunkport Tuesday, June 28 8:00 Hairdresser 8:10 ZUMBA 8:15 Grocery Shopping 9:00 PILATES 9:00 Scrabble 9-11 Bingo 9:30 TAI CHI 10:00 YOGA 11:00 Lunch: GRAB & GO (For Lynnfield Residents) 12:00 Watercolor 12:00 Shopping on van 12:30 Book Club Wednesday, June 29 8:00 Hairdresser 8:15 Senior Strength 8:30 YOGA w/Michelle 9:00 Manicurist 9-12 Artist Drop In 9:00 Walking Club 10:00 Embroidery 10:00 Interm. Italian 10:00 ZOOM Accountability 12:15-2:30 Canasta 12:00 Bridge 12-2 Acrylic Class Diana DeLeo joins A Healthy Lynnfield coalition staff FOR THE WEEKLY NEWS A Healthy Lynnfield, an active community partnership working hard to prevent substance misuse and to ensure those impacted have the help they need, has hired Lynnfield resident Diana DeLeo as its new community outreach and engagement coordinator. “Diana comes to us with incredible experience from the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Salem, where she served as the director of development,” said A Healthy Lynnfield Substance Use Prevention Coordinator Peg Sallade. “Diana will be instrumental in mobilizing and engaging community organizations, residents, and youth to work together to implement multiple evidence-based and environmental strategies to promote the mission of A Healthy Lynnfield.” In her new role, DeLeo will provide key support to the town and A Healthy Lynnfield Coalition in the areas of substance use and mental health. She will develop, coordinate, and implement best practices PHOTO | THOMSON COMMUNICATIONS Diana DeLeo has been hired as the new community outreach and engagement coordinator for A Healthy Lynnfield. to address health disparities and prevent substance use. “I’m excited to work on promoting the great work being done by A Healthy Lynnfield,” said DeLeo. “As a Lynnfield resident, I have seen this organization develop over the past few years and feel it has tremendous potential for it to grow. I’m looking forward to working to make the community that I live in the best that it can be.” In addition to her time at the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Salem, DeLeo worked at the American Cancer Society for thirteen years in multiple leadership roles, including senior director of community events. A Healthy Lynnfield Chairman Phil Crawford, commented, “I think the interview committee did a fantastic job in selecting Diana and I look forward to working with her in this important role.” A Healthy Lynnfield is an active community partnership and charitable organization working hard to prevent substance abuse and to ensure those impacted have the help they need. Its mission is to empower residents to make positive choices every day by preventing substance misuse, improving the quality of life for those impacted, and supporting programs that help all young people thrive. Learn more at www.Ahealthylynnfield.org.
JUNE 23, 2022 WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 781-593-7700 7 Summer reading and fun at the Library For The Weekly neWs “Read Beyond the Beaten Path,” a summer reading theme that celebrates camping of all types, is slated to begin on Wednesday, June 29. From backpacking to summer camp, and the joy of being out in nature children, teens, adults, and library staff will be racing to the end of the hiking trail as they see who can read the most books. This summer, the library (18 Summer St.) will be running its Summer Reading Challenge on Beanstack, an online program that tracks reading and allows users to write book reviews as they participate in a variety of challenges. Libraries across the country use Beanstack for their summer reading programs as well as other challenges throughout the year. Beanstack is completely free for library patrons to sign up and participate. Head to lynnfieldlibrary.beanstack. org or download the Beanstack Tracker app to sign up and join the challenge for your age group team. Parents can sign up their children for their appropriate age groups on their Beanstack accounts. If you’d prefer to use paper, you can come into the library to register and log your books. Stop by throughout the summer to check your team’s progress on the game board outside of the children’s room. By registering and logging books, you’ll be entered to win Summer Reading raffle prizes. For more information on Beanstack, head into the library to pick up a brochure with tips on how to register, log books, and more, or email lfdyouth@ noblenet.org. Events for all ages will be happening throughout the summer, so keep your eyes on the library’s calendar. Some events require registration, so sign up today if you don’t want to miss out. We will be kicking off with an ice cream social with J. P. Licks on the Town Common on Wednesday, June 29, from 2:30- 4:30 p.m, sponsored by the Wakefield Cooperative Bank. We’ll also have face painting, an instant camera photo booth, and coloring at our kick off event, which is open to all ages. Other programs planned during our summer reading program include magic shows, art classes, concerts, puppet shows, storytellers, and so much more! Check out our website and calendar and lynnfieldlibrary.org for updates and more information. Thank you to the Friends of the Lynnfield Library for making these events and the prizes for summer reading possible. Looking for summer reading books for Lynnfield Public Schools? We’ve got those, too! Starting soon, you can head to the children’s room to browse through our cart of books that the schools recommend or require for summer reading. For more help finding or choosing a book, you can ask a children’s or reference librarian. How many books do you think Lynnfield can read this summer? Other youth events planned by the library: Button Maker Bonanza for Kids Monday, June 27 from 3-4 p.m. in the Library Children’s Room Show off your style by making some buttons! Draw anything you’d like and turn your design into a button using a button maker. We’ll also have some special designs to get you excited for summer reading! Our button maker will be set up until 4 p.m., so stop by anytime from 3-4 p.m. to make a button. Ages 3-10. Register to reserve your spot and receive reminders. Walk-ins are also welcome if space allows. Motoko: Folktales from Asia Monday, July 11 at 3 p.m. Come enjoy some fun and engaging folktales from Asia as told by Parents’ Choice Awardwinning storyteller Motoko! Tales may include a humorous Japanese tale about sumo wrestling, a Chinese fable about compassion, and a wisdom tale from Old Korea. You’ll even get to learn a simple origami activity. Motoko’s stories are geared towards children in kindergarten through eighth grade, but all ages are welcome. No registration required. This program is funded by a grant from the Lynnfield Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council. LAG scholarships awarded to Lim, Condon By Anne MArie ToBin The Lynnfield Art Guild (LAG) is proud to announce that the 2022 winners of its art-based scholarships from Lynnfield High School are Lauren Lim and Emma Condon. Class of 2022 Valedictorian Lauren Lim is the recipient of the $1,000 Karen Rae Simpson Duggan Memorial Award, which honors a graduating senior interested in fine arts, graphic arts or computer design who plans to keep art in her life. “I have been interested in the arts since my adolescence and intend to continue deepening those interests in my higher education,” Lim said. “I will be attending Dartmouth College and one of the biggest reasons I chose to commit there was their dedication to their arts department.” Lim says she intends to learn as much as possible about how people communicate information, education, policy, and news through visual media, including studio art, infographics, animations, edited videos, cartoons, and design. Emma Condon is the winner of the $650 Marjorie Gershaw Scholarship, which recognizes Gershaw’s love of and commitment to art and understanding that art is a passport to creativity. Condon plans to major in illustration at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). “I am excited to be able to dedicate my time to reaching my full artistic potential in these next four years in such a creative, passionate, environment. PHOTOS The Lynnfield Art Guild (LAG) announced that the 2022 winners of its art-based scholarships are Lauren Lim, above, and Emma Condon, right. Art is my outlet, when I can’t translate a concept, or how I feel into words. Art will always be a part of my life; it gives me my voice,” she said. Earlier this year, Condon beat out 107 other student artists to take home the grand prize at the 28th annual Sixth Essex District Congressional High School Art Show, held at the Montserrat College of Art Gallery in Beverly. Her submission, a self-portrait entitled “Superposition,” was the winner, receiving high praise from U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton. “I am proud of all of you, no matter who takes first prize; this is really an impressive achievement and you should all take pride in that,” said Moulton. The Guild offers Lynnfield High School students the chance to participate in the Fall and Judged Spring Shows. Student members can join to enjoy all the other privileges of membership at a discounted rate for an entire year. For more information, please visit www.lynnfieldarts.org and check out our Facebook and Instagram pages under Lynnfield Arts. A TRADITION OF TRUST, CARING & PROFESSIONAL SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1952 Service to all faiths Complete Pre-Need Planning Medicaid Approved Trust & Insurance Plans 19 YALE AVE., WAKEFIELD, MASS. Spacious Modern Facilities Ample Private Parking Handicapped Accessible Area Code 781 245-3550 • 334-9966 Conveniently Located off Exit 39 (North Ave.) Rt. 128
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