North Quabbin Notes, June 4

Published: 06-03-2024 5:00 PM

Modified: 06-06-2024 4:23 PM


North Quabbin Recovery Center announces free Narcan available

The North Quabbin Community Coalition and North Quabbin Recovery Center have partnered with the Opioid Task Force of Franklin County and Franklin County Sherrif’s Office to distribute Naloxboxes throughout the North Quabbin region.

Naloxboxes with free Narcan can be found at the following locations

Athol

■NQCC, 251 Exchange St.,

■NQRC, 416 Main St.

■Athol Public Library, 568 Main St.

■YMCA, 545 Main St.

■MBW Inc., 184 Govenor Dukakis Drive

■LS Starrett Company, 121 Crescent St.

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■Cumberland Farms, 297 Main St.

■Valuing Our Children, 217 Walnut St.

■Valuing Our Children, 109 Lumber St.

■Cumberland Farms, 109 Brookside Road

Orange

■Orange General Store, 217 Main St.

■Literacy Project, 131 W Main St.

■King Pine, 419 E River St.

■Walmart, 555 E Main St.

■OIC, 131 Main St.

■Billy Goat Boats, 25 E River St.

Wendell

■Wendell Public Library, 7 Wendell Depot Road

■Wendell Wendell Country Store, 57 Lockes Village Road

St. Mary Women’s Club to host final meeting of the club year

ORANGE – The St. Mary’s Women’s Club in Orange is closing its 101st club year with a project and a day trip. A crib has been set up in the entrance to the church since Mothers’ Day to collect clothes and baby items which will be donated to Valuing Our Children. The collection will continue through Fathers’ Day. The club is accepting clothing, diapers, formula, and other items that would be useful for new mothers. This project has been a favorite of club members and the community for several years.

The last meeting of the club year will be held on Tuesday, June 11, with members and friends meeting at the Parish Center at 8 a.m. for 8:15 a.m. departure. Members will go to Barre, where they will attend 9 a.m. Mass, then proceed to The Barre Cross for a visit, watching the informational video and touring the grounds. After the visit, they will stop for lunch at a local restaurant.

The trip is open to women throughout the community. Contact Maureen Riendeau, 978-413-6867 to arrange to carpool. The club, which recently installed officers for the coming year, will resume meetings Tuesday, Sept. 10.

South Athol United Methodist Church Supper

ATHOL – Join the June 15 supper at the South Athol United Methodist Church located at 65 Morgan Ave. Consider treating “Dear Ole’ Dad” for Father’s Day Weekend with the ever-popular Swedish meatball supper served with gravy, creamy mashed potatoes, coleslaw, green beans, fresh dinner rolls and, as a change of pace, the always extraordinarily delicious strawberry shortcake for dessert. All prepared and served family-style by experienced kitchen helpers, many ServSafe certified.

Reservations are required and tickets are $14 each for the 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. settings and are available by calling 978-249-9212. Please Note: When making your reservations, please specify if they are for “eat in” or “take out,” as this will simplify it for servers to accommodate all of diners. Make Dad feel extra special on this Father’s Day.

Mahar Regional Class of 1969 reunion

ORANGE – The Mahar Regional Class of 1969 has announced the schedule that will make up the class’ 55th Reunion.

On Friday, June 21, there will be a golf outing at the Ellinwood Country Club in Athol to kick off the weekend. There will also be a local hike on Friday morning and a cocktail gathering at the home of Class President Mike Roche on Friday. Saturday, class members will gather at the Orange Gun Club in Orange at 2 p.m. for a social catered by Black Crow Catering of Athol. Sunday morning there will a brunch at the French King Restaurant in Erving to wrap up the festivities.

Those wishing to participate in the golf outing should contact Clay Morin at claymorin@comcast.net or 978-758-3242. Class members looking to attend the social can make reservations by contacting Jake Strunjo at jn6869@mass.rr.com or 978-895-0093. Details are also available from Mike Roche at mikeroche3@msn.com or 978-399-3193.