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Children Learn Lesson
In A Game Of Life
Children sporting athleticjerseys at the Old For Education). "Kids look up to athletes as role
HammondtownAuditorium in Mattapoisett sat and models," said Lippett. "We've created a programto
listened intently as one former professional football turn that focus ina positive way. We do it in a sports
player told them their families and teacherswere related way, relating to kids ina way they do in their
their true "heroes"-not famous athletes or backyards," he explained. He told the audience he
superstars. "Respect youraunts, uncles, parents, was grateful that the Mattapoisett Police Department's
teachers, and the school nurse; they are all here to DARE program and (Drug and Alcohol Resistance
help you, and give you a direction to stay on the Education) DARE Officer Paul Magee brought him to
normal path," said Ronnie Lippett, former New the school. He went over many things the Dare Officer
England Patriot's Defensive Back. teaches them about self-esteem and steering away
He enthusiastically and dramatically told from drugs.
them to take the right path in life, even ifit's the He explained to the kids they must make
harder one. Children should center their lives positive choices in their lives. "My dream was to
around teachers and parents, the ones who truly care become a professional football player. That was plan
about them, he said. Instead ofpreaching, he B. PlanAwas to go to college...sometimes dreams
showed them witha make-shift greencarpeted don't always work out," he said. He proudly said he
football field how to reach the "good zone." did graduate with a degree in Human Services.
He called up some anxious students to play a Children were in awe as they passed around
game of football; the object was to reach the good his two glittering diamond rings, one for playing ina
zone and pass through him, the obstacles they may Super Bowl and another forbeing inducted into the
encounter preventing them from living out their University of Miami Hall of Fame. "Will I get those
dreams. At first the students couldn't do it; but with back if I pass them around?" hejoked. The answer
the help ofteachers Mrs. Jordanand Mrs. Ashley was a resounding "yes!" Students' faces lit up as they
they were successful. The group ofabout 200 held the precious rings in their hands. "We lost that
children clapped and cheered for theirpeers. game and we still got a ring with lots of diamonds in
The children were excited to be in the same it," he said.
roomas a formerprofessional athlete. He kept the He wore his number "42" for 9 years he said.
children amusedby running around in front of "I wore myjersey so my mom would know who I
them, using hand gestures and making funny was," hejoked. "That's the only reasonwe wear it
expressions. Children got involved by holding up anyways." The children seemed to get a kick out of
uspigsn,sptuosahc-turpesspaenctdfuplllayy,itnogt"rfyoontebawllt.h"inAgfst,erdotihnegysit- On The Cover: Mattapoisett DARE OfficerPaulMagee
chooses childrenfrom theaudience toparticipate in a tugof
finished, he would give out shirts and sports war against Ronnie Lippett,formerNew EnglandPatriot
equipment. Buthe reiterated the notion that football footballplayertodemonstratepowerin numbers.
athletes aren't real heroes.
"They (famous athletes) are not the center of In This Issue
your life, they don't even know you. Is Michael
Jordan the center ofyour life? No. How about Acushnet Selectmen's Meeting 22
Madonna? Definitely not. Hulk Hogan?Power Classified Advertisements 52
Rangers? They are not the center of your life. It's Crossword & Horoscope 48
parents, teachers, they are the true role models," he Legal Notices 50
said. Local Tide Listing 62
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Many children practically worship famous Marion Selectmen's Meeting 11
athletes, wearing their numbers, their sneakers, team Mattapoisett Selectmen's Meeting ..6
hats, orusing the many products they endorse. Regional Lunch Menus 61
Lippett and Ed Walsh came up withan idea to turn Rochester Selectmen's Meeting , 15
that focus in a positive way. "We want to make sure On ,
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One way to get on the "right path" he said
was to find true friends. "Not the ones hindering
you from accurate knowledge." Another way to
reach the goals they set is to "try new things." "You
all have hidden talents, hidden gifts. Many things
wejoinwillbring them out and increase the chances
LtvdorMari J MiniBlinds ofgetting our goals." He said reading books and
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1 Pecjuod RoadatAlden Road Using drugs will make your hopes and
Fairhaven •997-3339 dreams go up in smoke, he explained. Children
Open:Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm, Sat. 8am-4pm shouldn't try to copy athletes they see chewing
tobacco either. "These individuals aren't your true
role models, you shouldn't copy or try to follow
WANTED TO BUY them." Holding up a rotted mouth, with teeth falling
out, he demonstrated what smoking and chewing
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yuck-mouth...he has bad breath too." Students made
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Furniture - Mahogany,Oak, Walnut, Etc. faces at the disgusting sight.
Paintings - Local Artists,Etc. When people get involved in using drugs it
Sterling affects the entire family, he said. "My brother was
Prints -Curriers, Audubons, Woodblock, Etc. affectedby drugs, it canaffect the whole family. The
China - English, German, children repeated his message to say no to drugs and
French, Japanese, Chinese, Etc. to listen to positive messages; theirvoices echoed
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He also told them not to give up, no matter what.
PVH !^r ^ ^^s'"' 'w^lrm "People told me I wasn't big enough, not fast
enough. I proved them wrong. I didn't listen to the
ONLY$98,000 individuals who were saying those negative things."
Whatagreatstarterhome!!Thereare3bedrooms,abig To prove there is strength in numbers he
familykitchenplusadiningroom,allhardwoodfloors, played tug-of-war with a handful of students. He
andanicecountrysizedyardwithagarage. Alllocatedin
aconvenientE. Fairhavenlocationwithtownwaterand was winning until they called up more people.
sewer.Pleasecall,we'll tellyoumore! "Strength in numbers actually works," he said. With
the help of Principal Rosenblatt the students were
MATTAPOISETT
Thisfourbedroomcontemporaryhaswonderfulviews kept out ofthe "bad zone."
and 100ft.ofwaterfrontage.Thishomeiscompletefor "See, you can accomplish your hopes and
yearroundlivingorasasummerretreat.Spaciousopen dreams ifyou listen to the right people," he said.
familylivingareawithcathedralceilingfireplace,sky-
lightsandsliderstoaspecialextrasizeddeck.There's
evenafamilyroom/office.Title5isincluded.$260,000. Mattapoisett Selectmen's Meeting
REMODELEDRANCHwithlotsofstorageandbuilt-ins. January23, 1996
Thishomeissnuggledinthetreesforprivacyandsitson AregularmeetingoftheMattapoisettBoardofSelectmen
nearly1acreofland.Agarage/workshopisincluded.This wascalledtoorderonTuesdayJanuary23, 1996at7:00pmby
homeisidealforacoupleorasinglepersonwhowantsto Chairman Paul Lambalot. Alsopresentwere SelectmanDanielO.
stoppayingrentandinvest. $89,900. Mahoney, Selectman JohnN. DeCostaand ExecutiveSecretary
THERE'SSPACEFORYOURFAMILYinthis10room CarolAdams.
farmhouse. Eachroomisoversizedandthere'sagreateat- Selectmenbeganthemeetingbyapprovingtheminutesof
inkitchenplusaformaldiningroom.Thechildreneach themeetingheldonJanuary 16, 1996. Followingtheapprovalofthe
canhavetheirownbedroomandyoucouldsetupa minutestheysigned thecommonvictuallerlicenseforOceanfront
study/mediaroomaswell. Withnearly1 acreofland Donuts, Inc. doingbusinessasDunkin' Donutstobelocatedat
therewillberoomforagardenplusthechildrenandthe Tedeschi's Food Mart. Selectmenalsogranted BuildingInspector
dogwillhaveplentyofroomtoo. Let'slookatthisone- AndyBobola permissiontoconsultwithTownCounselwith
it'snotabadprice!$179,000. regard tocombiningtwoseparatelotsdividedbyanundeveloped
LAND street. Selectmenalsoapprovedthebuilding
inspector'srequesttogetasecondopinionrelativetoadditionsto
1.5acrelotincountrysettinglastlotoncul-de-sac
lawfullynon-conformingstructuressubjecttopriorBoardof
$65,000.
2.5acreswithstonewalls,southofRoute6Mattapoisett Appealscases.
$69,900. Selectmenthennoted meetingstobeheld throughoutthe
Directbeachfrontlotwithwonderfulviews.$45,000. week-aherringmeetingwillbeheldonThursday,January25at
NEVERBEFOREOFFERED;over6acresinacountry 7:00pmattheMattapoisettTown Hall. SelectmenDeCostawillalso
Mattapoisettlocation,ideal$110,000. attendaninformationalmeetingattheDepartmentof
Mattapoisett; 15,000s.f.lotwithbeachrightsnearby PERRY FARM PATCHWORKS
$39,900.
Generalbusiness/residentialsitelocatedonRoute6
Mattapoisett$80,000.
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EnvironmentalProtection(DEP)onissuesrelatingtolandfill
closuresonFriday,January26at1:30pm. OnSaturday,January27 26.
at10:00amMattapoisettFireChiefRonaldScott,TomQuigley,
TownCounselCrottyandMs.AdamswillmeetinExecutive inn-**' onty
sessiontodiscusscontractnegotiations. „. 7
Ms.Adamsalsonoted theSpecialTownMeetingwillbeheld
onMonday,January29at7:30pmattheOld RochesterRegional
HighSchool.
UnderincomingcorrespondenceSelectmenreceived S^c
notificationfromMassachusettsInterlocal InsurancesAssociation
t\ve
thatthetownwill receiveadividendof$680underworker's
compensationprogram.
DennisLuttrellfromtheBuzzards BayActionCommittee
(BBAC)submittedaspreadsheetonthe1996assessmentsforthe 33 County Road, Mattapoisett, atthe Ropewalk
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Spring/Fall Clean-ups Year Round $1,261.Thisamountisa$261 increaseoverlastyear.
Thefollowingshellfishingstatusclassificationswerereceived
Sod or Seeded Lawns Service from theDivisionofMarine Fisheries: waterand flatsofthe
Aerial Bucket Truck Available" MattapoisettRivernorthofa linefromthedockatnumber45Neck
Lawn Maintenance Road tothe"noshellfishing" signonthePointoflandonthe
Bobcat Service FIREWOOD oppositeshorelinewillbeclosed.Thetown landingwillbeopenfor
Dump shellfishing.
Trips CALL Amemowasreceived fromtheDepartmentofVeterans
Stump Grinding Servicesexpressingtheirneed formoreVeteranscemeteriesaround
Bark Mulch thecountry.Anycommunity,within 150acresofavailablelandand
Loam 748-2739 interestedinprovidinggravesitesforveteransshouldcontact
Gravel CommissionerHudneroftheExecutiveOfficeforAdministration
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memberoftheCouncilonAgingbeginningApril30, 1996. Mrs.
Morganstatesthatshefeelsitistimeforsomeonenewtobring
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years. "Ithasbeenaveryrewardingexperience. Ihaveenjoyed the
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•Micro - Mini Selectmenvotedtosendhera letterofappreciationforherservices
Blinds overtheyears.
Underthe ExecutiveSecretary'sreport,Ms.Adamsnoted
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Shades 1996. Effectiveimmediately,burningpermitswillbeavailableatthe
• Wood Blinds FireStation. PermitsmaybeobtainedonSaturdaysfrom9:00am
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forchoice quality meats and deli ask Rod Taylor 758-6242 MostInsurancesAccepted Mattapoisett, MA
Blue Ribbon Quality Pies, Entrees, Ms.Adamsalso updated Selectmenondamagecausedby
thelateststorm. OneAngelicaAvenueresident"losthercar"asa
COFFEE Desserts, Cookies
resultofthe storm. Ms.Adamssaid thecarwasburied up toits
and Cake Bars doors. The HighwaySurveyor,Wesley Bowmanhascleared the
Ground to Order from Shipyard Galley sand fromAngelicaAvenueandhasalsotransferred sandonthe
on Thursday beachaswell.Otherbeachdamagewillbe fixedwhenSpring
Houseblend arrives.
House Decaf Fresh Samantha 100% At7:30pmSelectmenmetwithAttorneyDanielBlackmon
Hazelnut regardingGuardpropertyonParkStreetinMattapoisett.
Kenya Juices From Maine AccordingtoMr.Blackmon,Mr. andMrs.JoeGuardowned
Viennese Cinnamon propertyonParkStreetthatwassubdividedinordertomaketwo
FrenchVanilla Fresh Sandwiches buildablelots. Hesaidthatoneofthelotsis "likea lake "because
German Chocolate & Hot Soups ofadrainageeasementleadingtotwocatchbasins.
and More! Made Daily "Towndrainageiscausinganinputofwater,the townhas
therightundertherailroadbuthehasnorighttouncorkitorfix
thedrainage," Mr. Blackmonexplained. Certainconservation
Delivered Fridays - Cobblestone Bread commissionguidelinesalsopreventMr. Guardfrom "unplugging"
Every day Portuguese Bread & Pastries theproblemareabecauseitwould flood outeveryoneontheother
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Mahoney. HemadeaproposalforthetowntocontactTown
CounseltomeetwithMr. Blackmonto find thenecessary
informationtosolvetheproblem.
Ms.AdamsthennotedthatshehascontactedTibbett's
Engineeringto findoutthestatusofthe NorthStreetproject.She
saidshewasinformedtheengineersarestillworkingonthe
drainageportionoftheprojectandexpecttohaveafinalplan
completedinthenearfuture.Shealsonotedtherehavebeenno
T*$t Treasures - Trcaswrct* Vresonts revisionsontheplanforwideningthestreetyet.
Lastly,PeterWestfromtheMattapoisettCitizen's Initiative
Groupalso metwithSelectmento thankthemforinviting their
group toasitehearingwithdepartmentheadsabouttheproposed
Nunes FarmonBrandtIsland Road. Hesaidheandothersfound
themeetinginterestingand informative. Mr.Westsaidnexttimea
Antiques newdevelopercomesupwithasiteproposal,they shouldbe
prepared forit. MeetingwithSelectmen,thedeveloperandothers
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