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Page 6 Local Town Pages www.hollistontownnews.com June 2016 Holliston on a Beautiful Spring Day in May The Holliston Business Association 2016 Springfest couldn’t have happened on a nicer day in town. Along with the sun, residents and businesses came out to enjoy the day and greet each other after winter hibernation. Here are a few glimpses of the day. Rachel Stackpole and Monty the Pony were busy with pony rides at the town green. Brittany Overshiner represented her new venture, Upswing Farm, at town green. Licensed & Insured Flaherty Roofing Servicing Your Community Since 1961 Chimneys/Masonary • Ice Dam Specialist • Solar Panels Gutters/ Carpentry • Snow & Ice Removal 508-395-3426 • www.FlahertyRoofing.net • Michael Flaherty Holliston High School field was bubbling with excitement as folks tried their best to get the ball into the net. Photos by Ethan O’Gara New Expanded Dining Room HAPPY HOUR Monday - Thursday 2-6 pm • Friday - Sunday 2-5 pm Dan Masterson was one of the great performers at Jasper Hill Café & Bistro. 99¢ Jumbo Cocktail Shrimp 99¢ Raw Oysters 79¢ Fried Chicken Wings Watch your favorite sports on our 7 large screen TV’s! Play Keno • Live Music Private Function Room for up to 100 Organic Chinese Japanese Fine Cuisine 508-881-6568 380 Union Street, Rte 135, Ashland www.hantogourmet.com The Holliston Drug and Alcohol Awareness Coalition gave parents some tips on how to spot abuse. Ben Johnson, Lisa Zais and Rich Powers peddled popcorn in the center of town.
June 2016 Local Town Pages www.hollistontownnews.com Page 7 Cruising To a Successful Weight Loss New England Fat Loss Client Clocks Many Miles to Achieve His Goal East Wareham resident Jeff Monast admits he was initially hesitant to commit to the onehour drive to join New England Weight Loss (NEFL). Once he met Dr. John and the NEFL staff and learned about the program, however, the commute was a minimal factor to achieve his weight loss goals. “When I first heard it was so far away, I thought, ‘That really stinks,’ but after my experience, it is well worth the drive,” Monast said. According to forty-two yearold Monast, the stimulus to walk through that door on April 15 far outweighed inconvenience. He was experiencing lack of energy and was intrigued with their 20-to-40-pounds-lost-in-40-days guarantee. “I don’t know what clicked in my head, but I honestly couldn’t recommend it enough,” Monast said. “I’ve been fighting my weight since I’ve been 10 years old, and I honestly did not think it would be this easy to lose the weight. While being interviewed on day 23 of his first stage, Monast had dropped 34.9 pounds, already within reach of that first significant goal. The food combinations, daily weight reports and office visits guided the way, but Monast also found Dr. John’s assistance invaluable. “I knew I would have no time to prepare meals during one weekend and we went back and forth with ideas,” Monast said. He is very accessible.” Monast is thrilled with his success of the Phase 1 portion of the program, but is motivated to enter the next stage. Through an extensive diagnostic process, the NEFL FLEA MARKET/YARD and CRAFT SALE---Fatima Shrine The Xaverian Mission League of Fatima Shrine, Holliston, is sponsoring a Giant Flea Market, Yard Sale and Craft Sale on Sat. June 4 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and Sunday June 5 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at its 101 Summer St. (Rte. 126) Shrine location. The event will be held “Rain or Shine” in Xavier Hall. Items currently being sought for donation include Spring and Summer clothing, shoes, pocketbooks and accessories. Also kitchen and household items, linens, jewelry, knickknacks, religious items, fall and Christmas décor. Item drop-off times are Wednesday and Thursday, June 2-3, from 10a.m. to 5p.m. For more information on requested items and drop-off time exceptions, please call Joyce at (508) 533-4453. Flea Market Vendors are currently being sought for a 10’ x 10’ outdoor space for $25. in the front parking lot on Sat. June 4. Please call Shirley at (508) 429-5361 for vendor inquiries or registration. The Craft portion of the event features oneof-a-kind designer silk floral wreaths and centerpieces made by the exceptionally talented craft committee of the Xaverian League…all reasonably priced. All profits from this event benefit Fatima Shrine and their worldwide Xaverian Missions, a non-profit organization. Food Truck Festival to Holliston Benefit Local American Legion June 18 11-3 at the Holliston Historical Society team will identify specific foods to work with his individual body chemistry and trigger additional weight loss. “Once I get through the 40 days, they give me a list of my personal weight-burning foods that are good for my body make up,” Monast said. “I’m pretty excited to see what they are.” From the beginning, nothing has come in the way of Monast reaching his weight loss goals. Not miles, time or commitment. His true drive, however, comes from his family. Run Your Inserts & Ads With Us! Call Lori Koller (508) 934-9608 Happy Father’s Day ALWAYSHAIR Your Favorite walk-in salon In business 35 years Serving Men, Women and Children. Cuts, Colors, Perms, Highlights “This is a lifestyle change not a diet, and my number one reason is because I have a beautiful wife and two beautiful children that I want to be around a long time for,” Monast said. Your journey can begin today! New England Fat Loss offers two convenient locations: 22 South Street, Suite 204, Hopkinton and 188 Needham Street, Suite 255, Newton. To learn more, visit their website at www.newenglandfatloss.com, or call 1 (844) 437-8446. $1 OFF Mens Cut with coupon expires 6/30/16 508-473-4664 91 Medway Road (Rte. 109 in Kohl’s Plaza) • Milford SUMMER PROGRAMS Now Enrolling! TUTORING AND TEST PREP Affordable and Effective! Grades K-12 Reading • Math • Writing • Study Skills • Homework Help PSAT • SAT • ACT • ISEE • SSAT CALL 508-231-8787 TODAY! 15 W. Union St, Ashland • KnowledgePointsTutors.com Mark your calendar for the First Annual Holliston Food Truck Festival on June 18th at the Holliston Historical Society (547 Washington Street). This fun (and delicious) event will take place from 11-3, rain or shine. Local bands will be entertaining throughout the day and there will be a wide variety of excellent food to please any appetite. Tables and chairs will be available for everyone to enjoy the food and festivities, but feel free to bring a blanket to relax and lounge. All proceeds will benefit the Holliston American Legion. This Food Truck Festival will include approximately 8 traveling kitchens that will serve a variety of menus. From mouthwatering BBQ to finger licking chicken and delicious seafood, we advise you to come hungry! Finally, save room for dessert as Ben and Jerry’s will be joining us to kick off the summer! American Legion Commander Steve Bradford stated “We are thrilled to be a part of this great event. With a variety of food trucks expected, we hope to tempt any pallet. 100% of the proceeds will be used to help our local veterans”. So come with your family and friends to the Historical Society grounds, 547 Washington Street, June 18 from 11-3. Enjoy some great food, great entertainment and help our local veterans! For more information, contact Lina Arena-DeRosa at linaad19@ gmail.com or Theresa Lamkin at theresa448@verizon.net. Visit Us at Our New Location! 781-647-7973 235 E. Main St., Milford We aren’t just car batteries - we have batteries for all your needs. 20% ALL ACCESSORIES Present this ad at time of purchase. ad expires: 6/30/16
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