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May 16, 2013, Walpole Hometown Weekly, Page 13 Please present this coupon when ordering. Coupon cannot be combined with other offers. Limit one per customer, per table. Expires 6/30/13. Please present this coupon when ordering. Coupon cannot be combined with other offers. Limit one per customer, per table. Expires 6/30/13. $ 5.00 OFF $ 10.00 OFF (Except Holiday) With any Purchase $30.00 or More (Except Holiday) With any Purchase $50.00 or More www.asiandeliwalpole.com The Walpole Recreation Department will be hosting the 6th Annual Walpole Day on May 18th that begins at Noon with the Walpole Day Parade. Following the parade the activities begin which include a hundred or so table activities, games, and fun along with the Teen Band Showcase and the scrumptious food court all to end with the 3rd Annual Wacky Quacky Duck Race. The honorees of the day were awarded at the Wally Awards and will be in the parade. The winners are: Grand Marshall is Donnell Murphy. Business of the Year is Finnegan’s Wake. Mentor of theYear is Damon Rainie, Assistant Principal of Bird Middle School, Department of theYear is The Coalition of Drug and Alcohol Awareness, Coach of the Year is Mike Tosone and Newcomer of the Year is Conrad’s Restaurant. The Walpole Recreation Department will be accepting applications for sponsorships, table activities and parade participants. Some of the parade will be competing for the float contest win with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place all with monetary winnings. All are invited to join the parade with floats made by neighborhoods, school groups, local businesses, etc. Said, Aicha Kelley, “We would like families and neighborhoods to join us. Families can be friends of the day with any monetary donation and their names will be recognized and neighborhoods can be recognized by floats or bike decorating in the parade.” When the parade is done, the festivities commence with rides, raffles, games, and more sponsored by local organizations and schools. Local businesses will be selling their products and local restaurants will be serving food in the food court. The entertainment will be the show-stopping Teen Band Showcase. The paperwork and price breakdowns can be found at www.walpolerec.com. The prices are very reasonable compared to other towns’ events, as the Recreation Department wants to have the groups that participate find it a positive experience and not have anyone not be able to participate because of cost. ALL PHOTOS FOR WALPOLE DAY COURTESY OF WALPOLE RECREATION DEPARTMENT Walpole Day andother activities from Walpole Rec WALPOLE REC continued on page 18 Walpole Day
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The Walpole Park and Recreation Department is hosting the annual Walpole Day this Saturday, May 18.
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May 16, 2013,Walpole Hometown Weekly, Page 13
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With any Purchase $30.00 or More(Except Holiday)
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www.asiandeliwalpole.com
The Walpole RecreationDepartment will be hosting the 6thAnnual Walpole Day on May 18ththat begins atNoonwith theWalpoleDay Parade. Following the paradethe activities begin which include ahundred or so table activities, games,and fun along with the Teen BandShowcase and the scrumptious foodcourt all to end with the 3rdAnnualWacky Quacky Duck Race.
The honorees of the day wereawarded at the Wally Awards andwill be in the parade. The winnersare: Grand Marshall is DonnellMurphy. Business of the Year isFinnegan’sWake.Mentor of theYearisDamonRainie,Assistant Principalof Bird Middle School, Departmentof theYear is The Coalition of Drugand Alcohol Awareness, Coach ofthe Year is Mike Tosone andNewcomer of the Year is Conrad’sRestaurant.
TheWalpoleRecreationDepartmentwill be accepting applications forsponsorships, table activities andparade participants. Some of theparade will be competing for thefloat contest win with 1st, 2nd, and3rd place all with monetarywinnings. All are invited to join theparade with floats made byneighborhoods, school groups, localbusinesses, etc. Said, Aicha Kelley,“We would like families andneighborhoods to join us. Familiescan be friends of the day with anymonetary donation and their nameswill be recognized andneighborhoodscan be recognized by floats or bikedecorating in the parade.”
When the parade is done, thefestivities commence with rides,raffles, games, and more sponsoredby local organizations and schools.Local businesseswill be selling theirproducts and local restaurants willbe serving food in the food court.The entertainment will be theshow-stopping Teen BandShowcase. The paperwork andprice breakdowns can be found at
www.walpolerec.com.The prices arevery reasonable compared to othertowns’ events, as the RecreationDepartmentwants to have the groupsthat participate find it a positiveexperience and not have anyone notbe able to participate because ofcost.
ALL PHOTOS FOR WALPOLE DAY COURTESY OF WALPOLE RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Walpole Day and other activitiesfromWalpole Rec
WALPOLE RECcontinued on page 18
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Walpole DayTo celebrate the Walpole Dayweekend, The Walpole RecreationDepartment is hosting the SecondAnnual Trail Race: “5 for the 4th”which will be a 5K in the TownForest on Sunday, May 19th at 9 a.m.All proceeds will go to the NightBefore the 4th Firework Fund.
The run was the brain child of avidrunner and Walpole resident,Kathleen DiNatale.
Along with many from her runningclub that she started, The RebelRunners, Dinatale believes the racewill be a great event and a fabulousway to raise money for the fireworks,as well as a superb way to bring moreattention to the Town Forest, as she isalso on the Town Forest Committee.
Along with the Trail Run, theWalpole Remax Center hascoordinated with the WalpoleRecreation Department to offer theRemax hot air balloon which begiving tethered hot air balloon rideson Plimpton Field and all proceedswill also go to the 3rd of JulyFireworks.
Along with the race, there will befood and games for all ages. Any onewishing to register may find theapplication on walpolerec.com. Thefee to register prior to the race is $20and $25 the day of the race. Any onewith any questions about the TrailRace or the Balloon Rides maycontact, Aicha Kelley at 508-660-6371.
‘5K for the 4th’ trail run
On Saturday June 8th, from 12-1:30 p.m., The Walpole RecreationDepartment will be hosting thesecond annual “Pizza-Off” atBlackburn Hall to raise money forthe 3rd of July fireworks. The eventis open to the public and there will be
pizza tastings from local pizzerias. Atthe end, everyone will be asked tovote for their favorite pizza.
It’s first come -first served. Therewill be other happenings for familyfun. Entry fee is $5.
Walpole RecreationDepartment also set tohost ‘Pizza-Off’
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As part of their 20th anniversarycelebration in 2013, the WalpoleCommunity Food Pantry has secureda booth for this year’s Walpole Day.
Scheduled for Saturday, May 18thfrom 12 to 3 p.m., the Food Pantrywill be available for food donationsand financial contribution.Supporting more than 200 families,the organization has grownconsiderably since it’s officialinception in 1993.
However, along with the growth oftheir capacity, their need has also
increased. The Pantry recently notedthat their needs have grown morethan 118 percent since their earlyyears.
Walpole’s Community Food Pantryis a non-profit organization, and is
based at 1303 Washington Street.Literature and other informationabout the Pantry will be available fordistribution at the booth. The Pantryis always interested in short-termvolunteers who are willing to serveand care for need residences.
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SATURDAY, MAY 18TH12:00pm Parade Starts at Walpole
High School1:00pm Table Activities Start at
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Teen Band Showcase1:15 - 1:20pm Boyden Elementary1:50 - 2:10pm Cloud Nine2:30 - 3:00pm The Camp Kids3:05 - 3:30pm Down Draft
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BYHAYDEN BIRDHometown Weekly Staff
As part of Walpole Day, WallyAward winners from this year’s firstannual “Wally’s” will be in theSaturday parade. Included in this willbe Bird Middle School AssistantPrincipal Damon Rainie.
Rainie was awarded the prestigiousrecognition as Walpole’s “Mentor ofthe Year”.
“Definitely it was an honor and asurprise,” noted Rainie, reflecting onthe award. “I wasn’t even aware thatI had been nominated. It was a verypleasant surprise that way.”
The significance of the recognitiontook on particular meaning to Rainie,considering the manner in which hewas chosen.
“It meant a lot to me because itcame from members of thecommunity on their own initiative,”Rainie said of being selected as thefirst “Mentor of the Year”.
Nonetheless, he was quick to
distribute much of the credit he’sreceived onto colleagues who makeup the faculty and staff at BirdMiddle School.
“While it’s a nice to be recognized,”he said, “I think I’m reaping thebenefits of having a really good teamhere at Bird. We put the kids firstand give them leadershipopportunities.”
A chance to lead, Rainie pointedout, is important for young people,especially those in middle school.
“It’s important that they learn to beleaders when they’re at that age,”Rainie added, “and that’s what weencourage.”
Since starting as a substitute teacherat Bird Middle School in 2001,Rainie has moved steadily upward inthe school’s system. He was a teacherfor six years following his work as asubstitute.
Subsequently, he has been in hiscurrent position as assistant principalfor five years.
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F1 - Walpole Recreation DepartmentF2 - Walpole Republican Committee F3 - Friends of Bird ParkF4 - One Mission Kid’s Cancer Buzz-OffF5 - Walpole Women’s ClubF6 - Neponset Valley Humane SocietyF7 - Edward Jones Investment #2F8 - WHS Speech TeamF9 - Annie B’s Honey FarmF10 - Great American Rain BarrelF11 - School of RockF12 - Stadium FitnessF13 - WHS Swimming & DivingF14 - PGA of AmericaF15 - Open
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Anyone interested in participatingin the day, sponsoring or being part ofthe Teen Band Showcase, pleasecontact Aicha Kelley at 508-660-6371 or at [email protected].
Ducks For Bucks!
The Walpole Recreation Departmentand the Walpole Rebel Swimmingand Diving Boosters are hosting the4th Annual Wacky Quacky WalpoleDay Duck Race during Walpole Dayon May 18th. Participants will buy anumbered rubber ducky for $5 (orbuy five for $25 and get one freewhich equals a total of 6). The duckswill be dropped in Memorial Pond at3:30PM. The first duck to cross thefinish line will win $1000. Ducksmay be purchased at Blackburn Hall,Recreation Events, on –line atwww.walpolerec.com and at thefollowing locations. If anyone hasany questions, please feel free tocontact Aicha Kelley at 508-660-6371.
Ready for Volun-Teens
The Walpole Recreation Departmentis rolling out the recruitment for theVolun-Teen Program for 2013. TheVolun-Teens is a group of middleschool and some high schoolstudents who wish to give back to thecommunity and be involved in a safeand fun environment. The teensinvolved are usually too young towork, yet need projects to keep thembusy and to learn from one another.Aicha Kelley, the Volun-Teencoordinator, said, “It is a great way tohave Walpole’s teens and tweens
learning work ethics, responsibilityand peer to peer mentoring. We wantthem to have a lot of fun, all the whilebeing busy and safe.”
Some of the activities that theVolun-teens work on are communityevents such as The Pizza Cook Off,Walpole Day, selling ducks andmore. They also are busy over thesummer volunteering at the differentRecreation Programs such asSummer Rec and Little Rec-ers, aswell as office work. Said Kelley,“The summer programs are a greatway for the kids to learn how tointeract and work with younger kids.It’s great to see them empowered.”There will also be fun activitiesgeared only for the Volunteens suchas pool parties and special outings.
To join the Volun-Teens, the middleand high school students will need tocome to the office and fill out anapplication. Then weekly an emailwill be sent out to all participantsand they respond back to theprograms and hours they are ableand want to do. Anyone with anyquestions, may contact AichaKelley at 508-660-6371 [email protected].
Calling all teen and townmusicians
The Walpole RecreationDepartment will be holding the Teen& Town BandShowcase on WalpoleDay, May 18th. This is a first come- first served schedule, so call as soonas possible. Most sets areapproximately 15-20 minutes long.Anyone interested in performing atthis family event, please contactAicha Kelley at 508-660-6371.
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Chad Norton, Assistant Director
Aicha Kelley, Community & Event
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Lauren Macomber,Specialized Instructor
Sue Charette, Principal Clerk
Mary Ellen McGrath,Instructor
Brendan Croak, Program Director
Recreation CommitteeFrank Brown
Lorraine DundonAnnelise FairJoe Grant
Rich McCarthyMike McGrathSusanne MurphyDennis RicciBob Taglienti
Volun-Teens*Lauren BeanBritni Blushi
Christina BoyajianColin Deery
McKinley DeeryMichaela DonatoKristen DwyerJake Hurley
Lauren HurleyAnna KazisEthan Kelley
Nathaniel KelleyEric LedermanLilly MouradBridget MurrayKate Pensak
Morgan O’BrienMichael TimsonMatt Tosone
Madison SaveryGrace SewellCasey SullivanJackie Welch
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