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<strong>October</strong> <strong>2018</strong> <strong>Medway</strong> & <strong>Millis</strong> Local Town Pages www.localtownpages.com Page 5<br />
QUALITY<br />
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says. “There can be several components<br />
in that one stain: coffee,<br />
a sugar, a dairy product. Many<br />
off-the-shelf spot removers can’t<br />
handle those stains.”<br />
Other items are wet<br />
cleaned—washed in detergents,<br />
additives, and specialized machinery.<br />
Still others, most notably<br />
button-down shirts, are destined<br />
for the laundry. And some garments<br />
are washed individually by<br />
hand with specialized additives<br />
and a lot of care and time.<br />
Some of the machines at<br />
Quality Cleaners are among the<br />
best in the business. Quay says<br />
that his BÖWE M26 dry cleaner<br />
machine is “the Rolls Royce of<br />
dry cleaning machines,” and he<br />
loves his Sankosha presses.<br />
So, why bring your clothes<br />
to a cleaner, when much of the<br />
work could be done at home if<br />
one has the time and the desire?<br />
Take ironing. It’s a relatively<br />
simple task—you haul out the<br />
board, plug in the iron, select a<br />
heat setting, and iron away. But it<br />
can take forever, and some items<br />
are too big to iron at home (plus<br />
it’s really hard to get that snappy<br />
pants crease like the dry cleaner<br />
provides).<br />
Instead of ironing at home,<br />
one can take advantage of Quality<br />
Cleaners’ experience, equipment,<br />
and technique. They<br />
use a press system with a slight<br />
vacuum in the ironing board that<br />
keeps the garment from moving.<br />
Quay and his team know when<br />
to apply steam, when to apply<br />
heat, and when to let the garment<br />
cool (that’s how they get<br />
that snappy pants crease!)<br />
Quay works constantly to<br />
improve his business’s efficiency.<br />
For example, existing customers<br />
can drop off their items in about<br />
thirty seconds, saving them a<br />
few minutes with each visit. He<br />
also took a hard look at all of the<br />
store’s functions and relocated<br />
some to decrease time spent<br />
going from station to station.<br />
He’s tweaked some of his formulations,<br />
like enzyme ingesters,<br />
to lessen the physical impact on<br />
garments and extend their life.<br />
Back to that question: why<br />
bring your clothes to Quality<br />
Cleaners?<br />
Because they’re dedicated,<br />
they innovate, they save you<br />
time, and they can extend the<br />
life of your garments. Plus, your<br />
clothes will look way better than<br />
after you do them yourself.<br />
Quality Cleaners is open<br />
Monday through Friday from 7<br />
a.m. to 7 p.m., and on Saturdays<br />
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. They offer<br />
free pickup and delivery and also<br />
provide alterations. Give them<br />
a call at (508) 376-9100, or visit<br />
them at www.qualitycleanersmillis.com.<br />
<strong>Medway</strong><br />
Veterans Day<br />
Ceremony<br />
to Be Held<br />
at V.F.W. this<br />
Year<br />
<strong>Medway</strong>’s Veteran’s Day<br />
celebration will be held at<br />
the <strong>Medway</strong> V.F.W. Post<br />
1526 this year, beginning<br />
at 10:30 a.m. on November<br />
11th. At 11 a.m., local<br />
churches will toll their bells<br />
eleven times.<br />
Following the ceremony, the<br />
<strong>Medway</strong> V.F.W. is sponsoring<br />
a luncheon for veterans<br />
and their guests. Veterans<br />
are asked to sign up for<br />
the event at the <strong>Medway</strong><br />
V.F.W., 123 Holliston<br />
Street, <strong>Medway</strong> or at the<br />
<strong>Medway</strong> Senior Center, 76<br />
Oakland Street, <strong>Medway</strong>.<br />
<strong>Millis</strong> Cultural Council<br />
Accepting Grant<br />
Applications until Oct. 15<br />
<strong>Millis</strong> Cultural Council grant applications are due <strong>October</strong> 15.<br />
The <strong>Millis</strong> Cultural Council welcomes applications for grants in<br />
keeping with our local funding priorities, which include:<br />
• Proposals that are free and open to the public to benefit the<br />
<strong>Millis</strong> community<br />
• Proposals that will take place in <strong>Millis</strong><br />
• Priority will be given to new applicants<br />
• Priority will be given to applications with letters of support<br />
from their proposed venue (where applicable).<br />
For further information and guidelines about eligible projects<br />
and fellowships, please visit http://mass-culture.org/<strong>Millis</strong> .<br />
Email millisculturalcouncil@gmail.com with any questions.<br />
Crafters Wanted for<br />
St. Joseph’s Christmas<br />
Fair, Nov. 17<br />
St. Joseph Parish will host its<br />
annual Christmas Marketplace<br />
and Bake Shoppe on Saturday,<br />
November 17th from 9 – 3 at<br />
the Parish Center. Applications<br />
for table space are now available.<br />
Table space costs $60, $50<br />
if you provide your own table.<br />
Spaces are assigned on a first<br />
come first served basis. We ask<br />
that you refrain from bringing<br />
“attic treasures” but small<br />
businesses are welcome. Our<br />
foot traffic last year was in excess<br />
of 500 hundred attendees.<br />
Volunteers will be available to<br />
help you with your table set up!<br />
Please call (508) 533-7771 for a<br />
table space application.<br />
New England Steak & Seafood Restaurant<br />
SPECIALIZING IN COMPLETE COLLISION & BODYWORK<br />
Free<br />
Estimates<br />
BANQUET ROOMS for any size party.<br />
Rehearsal Dinners & Bereavements<br />
Route 16, Mendon • 508-473-5079<br />
www.nesteakandseafood.com<br />
AFTER A LONG WINTER, USE YOUR TAX REFUND<br />
TO PROTECT YOUR SECOND BIGGEST INVESTMENT<br />
• Complimentary Pick Up / Drop Off Service<br />
• Complimentary Detail With Every Repair<br />
• Free Towing For Collision Repairs<br />
• Repairs Backed By Lifetime Warranty*<br />
508-429-6927<br />
PRESENT THIS COUPON TO GET<br />
15% OFF<br />
REPAIRS<br />
EXCLUDES DETAILS<br />
Stop Being<br />
Overcharged<br />
at the Dealer<br />
Class Types:<br />
• Mosaics adult and child weekly classes<br />
• Ladies’ Night Out<br />
• Create Mosaic Jewelry<br />
• Windows<br />
• Birthday Parties<br />
• Mosaic Saturday<br />
• Parent/child classes<br />
• Speciatly classes<br />
• Work Events<br />
• Family gatherings<br />
• Fund raisers<br />
360 Woodland Street, Holliston<br />
(across from the middle school)<br />
www.cherylcohenmosaics.com<br />
New adult students<br />
sign up for 3 classes get the 4th one free!<br />
$128 a $168<br />
value!<br />
Classes morning, evening, weekends, fits every schedule!<br />
TOWN OF MILLIS<br />
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS<br />
REQUEST FOR SERVICES<br />
508-612-4183<br />
cheryl@cherylcohenmosaics.com<br />
The Town of <strong>Millis</strong>’ Department of Public Works is seeking private snow plow contractors for<br />
snow removal. The town pays Mass Highway hourly rates plus a 3.5% fuel reimbursement.<br />
Proposers must have a minimum of $500,000.00 in Liability Insurance and $100,000.00 in<br />
Property Insurance and must have Workmen’s Compensation Insurance if they are not a sole<br />
proprietor. They also must provide an insurance certificate naming the Town of <strong>Millis</strong> as an<br />
additional insured for snow plow operations. Contractors must have experience in plowing<br />
streets, sidewalks and parking lots. Interested parties should contact James F. McKay at the<br />
<strong>Millis</strong> DPW at 508-376-5424 or jmckay@millisma.net. Open until filled.