I am interested in purchasing a little more cordwood to see us through the chilly spring nights. Our stove requires 18" lengths, and we are interested in about 1/2 cord delivered on North Leverett road.
Sorry, I forgot a contact for the benefit items still to be auctioned off.
Call me, Walt, at 413-548-9070 at the Craft Center or at home, 413-367-9491.
Please remember, bids end Feb. 5th
All proceeds go to Kiran's family.
There are some auction items still to be bid on from the Leverett Crafts & Arts benefit for Kiran.
Here they are:
Raw & Living Food Workshop, series 1 with Amar Fuller. $90.00 value.
Kundalini Yoga Class Series with Amar Fuller. $54.00 value
Creativity Coaching with Dale Schwartz
Yoga Class with Vanessa Serotta. $54.00 value
1- $25.00 gift certificate to The Hempest (clothing, gifts)
1- lamp worked (glass) Ring Holder. $35.00 value
1- beautiful beaded purse
1- Burley (solo) children's bike trailer. ($125.00 value)
3 hours credit on any gardening/landscaping project by Native Landscaping.
All bids will end on Feb. 5.
A $50.00 bid has been received on the gardening offer
I would like to get a few regular customers for the eggs from my free-range chickens. All colors - blue, green , brown. The deepest orange yolks you will ever see! Diane 413-548-9394
I have ink jet cartridges for sale, that I can no longer use. They are new and unopened. $5.00 each.
For Epson C68, C88, CX2800, CX3810, CX4200, CX 4800, CX7800 - 1 black, 1 cyan, 2 magenta and 1 yellow
For HP photo-smart printer C5280 - Recycled ink cartridges - 3 tricolor and 1 black
If anyone can fix the rollers on the HP photo-smart printer, you are welcome to it. It won't pull in the paper, although once you shove it in with great effort, it prints fine.
I am available for tutoring in all areas of academic support. With humor, gentleness, high expectations and positive feedback I approach learning with a variety of methods and materials. Please call for more information, references and questions.
Elizabeth Scheffey M.Ed. 413-695-0211
Vigilant for sale, really good condition, just needs some stove paint. We just bought the house and stove too big for our needs. $400 or BO. You pick up. 625-6760
Make and Take Craft Fair at Montague Grange, Sunday
Grange Hall, Main Street at the Common, Montague Center
Make gifts, come for lunch, peruse the indoor mini-flea market -- and help raise funds to save the Grange building
Sunday, December 4 from 10 AM - 4 PM
For adults, teens and children
Admission $1
Gifts cost $3 - $10 each to make
Gift making stations will include most or all of the following: rolled beeswax candles and holders -- wreaths -- beaded snowflakes and earrings -- stamped greeting cards -- decoupaged objects -- colored blown glass ornaments -- fleece scarves -- gnomes and fairies -- glass magnets -- shrinky dink ornaments -- gilded acorns -- twig animals -- and more crafts!
Baked potatoes, chili, soup, baked goods and hot drinks for sale
Mini Flea Market - table space for $20
Contact Cindy Tarail cindy@thealchemystudio.com or call 367-0042 to volunteer, secure a flea market table space, or for more info.
experienced house/pet sitter available in Leverett
Experienced, trustworthy house/pet sitter. Over 9 years experience in the valley caring for cats, dogs, sheep etc.
Cost negotiable depending upon care involved. Open to barter exchange for a room in Leverett. 413 582 0150 413 336 1766
The Montague Soapbox Race committee is looking for sources of hay. This would be what's officially called "crap hay" -- the lowest quality stuff that can still be baled and used as safety siding for a soapbox race.
We will need about 800 bales for about six hours.
So, either we rent the bales, or we split the cost of buying bales with someone who is buying that much hay, and have it sit on the road for an afternoon before being transported to the new owner.
Hello, I am a trained and experienced Arborist offering my services to restore your gangly, shapeless, overgrown evergreens back to looking great in your yard! References available. My name is Karen and you can call me about pruning your evergreens at 978-544-0105.
I am making this announcement because April through May is a good time to have your evergreens pruned. Proper pruning keeps them looking green, nicely shaped, and the right size for their context in your landscape! Yews, cedars, junipers and others will appreciate pruning now so they will fill out during the growing season and look great through winter.
Have some evergreens that need professional care? I would love to hear from you! Reasonable rates.
Are your trees and shrubs scraggly, winter-damaged, “water-sprouting” or “suckering”?
Do you desire your fruit trees and flowering shrubs to produce more gorgeous blooms (and fruit if fruit-bearing)?
Would you like to see your summer-flowering shrubs more shapely, healthier, and more manageable?
Trained and Experienced Aboriculturalist available to handle your Ornamental Shrubs & Trees Fruit-bearing Bushes & Trees.
Increase, enhance, and support your investment!
Call for rates and a free on-site consult.
Scheduling for March-April pruning.
Call 978-544-0105. Ask for Karen.
Expert Pruning
By a Trained and Experienced Professional!
Conscientious and efficient.
Ornamental Shrubs & Trees Fruit-bearing Bushes & Trees
Yearly pruning
? Extends the life of your shrubs & trees
? Produces abundant flowers
? Supports local bee populations
? Increases fruit production
? Makes ‘em look great!
? Increases property values
Also offered:
• Revival of old orchard trees;
• Troubleshooting unproductive orchards;
• Removal of dead orchard trees;
• New Orchard planning and planting
Call for rates and a free on-site consult. Scheduling for Feb-March pruning. Call 978-544-0105. Ask for Karen.
The Shutesbury School Committee is looking for a reliable person to record minutes of monthly meetings. Meetings are normally 3-4 hours in duration and require some follow-up. The minutes are a summary of the discussions at the meeting and serve as a record of decisions made and actions taken.
Responsibilities:
The minute taker is responsible for:
• Attending the School Committee meetings normally held on the 3rd Thursday of the month. Meetings typically start at 7:00 p.m. and end at approximately 10:00 p.m. (if longer, minute taker is responsible for attending full meeting)
• Taking minutes of the proceedings (preferably on a laptop).
• Writing up a final electronic version of the minutes.
• Emailing final version in standard word processing format to custodian of School Committee records (i.e. Executive Secretary at the Union #28 Central Office) in a timely fashion, usually within one week of meeting.
Qualifications:
• Able to take accurate minutes for public record that are either handwritten or on personally supplied laptop (final version must be provided in electronic format).
• Reliable – able to attend most evening School Committee meetings
• Strong writing skills
• Ability to communicate effectively with Chair of School Committee, Committee members, Superintendent or others as necessary to finalize minutes.
• Flexibility
Location: Shutesbury Elementary School
Starting Date: February meeting (Date TBD due to winter school vacation)
Hours: As needed for completion of minutes
Compensation: $75/meeting
To Apply: Contact Joan Wickman, Superintendent of Schools at
(413) 423-3337 or u28supt@erving.com
Deadline: Rolling, until position is filled
Piano for sale. $20. You pick up at the Montague Grange hall in Montague Center, across from the town common, library and church. Call Mik at 413 320 5336 to arrange a viewing. You'll need a pickup truck.
Well, I did it! I joined the COOP, called Amerigas, and got a great deal.
$2.19 / gallon for the initial fill
Free tank ($25 install fee -- required by town; $6 hazmat fee -- required by Feds)
$2.49 / gallon thereafter (500 gallons a year price)
My previous propane provider was charging me $3.45 to $3.55 per gallon. At 500 gallons per year I'll save about $500 !
If you're a member of the COOP, or are thinking about it, this is a great deal.
Happy holidays to all of you. I hope the coming of winter is finding you safe and sound. I thought you might like to know that this is the last weekend for the Leverett Crafts and Arts Holiday Store, a great opportunity to buy beautiful handcrafted gifts from local artisans (including yours truly). It is wall –to-wall with incredible ceramics, hand-blown glass, jewelry, fabric dolls, music cds (Native American flute by Werner John), and sage smudges and other healing herbs. Dragonfly Designs is there as well with our own unique fabric totes and handcrafted, naturally scented lavender eye pillows (good for relaxation, meditation and headache relief) and rice/flax pillows (heat them up for soothing relief or use cool to reduce inflammation).
What: Leverett Crafts & Arts Holiday Store
Where: 13 Montague Rd., Leverett
Dates and hours: Friday 12/18 – 1 to 4; Saturday & Sunday 12/19 and 12/20 – 10-4
I’m working the 10-1 shift on 12/20 so stop by and say hello!
- Thu, Apr 12, 2012, 2:34 P
