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MT Breeze FEBRUARY2017:Mt BreezeFEBRUARY2017 1/24/17 1:44 PM Page 1February 2017Printed 1/26/17 Circulation 385PUBLISHED BY THE MOUNTAIN BREEZE STAFF3rd Quarter Real Estate tax bills are due February 1stMontgomery Fire Department NewsBrush burning season is open from January 15,2017 – May 1, 2017. Your Montgomery FireDepartment is recommending that if you have anybrush piles you want to get rid of, you should burnthem as soon possible - last year we were under adrought and this year is not looking any better! TheState Fire Marshall may shut down the brush burningseason early if we do not get the snow pack or rainfallneeded to keep the woods wet. If you do want to burnbrush, you MUST call the fire department – 862-4505.You will need to leave your name, phone number,address and the two days you would like to burn. Evenif you have called in to let us know you are going toburn, PLEASE be conscious of the weather conditionsand do not burn if it is windy out or very dry. You mustcall in to get a permit every time you want to burnbrush. Thank you.HELP WANTED:VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS/FIRST RESPONDERSWe desperately need people who are home duringday light hours. You must be at least 16 years old. Wewill train you for free and provide all neededequipment. We also need people who are home nightsand weekends. Our department is getting smallerdespite our growing town. If no one is available fromour fire department, fire calls or medical calls will havelonger response times as another town will have toshow up. This could mean the difference between asmall event and a catastrophe!YOU ARE NEEDED: (For more information, pleasecall Chief Steve Frye at 862-4505 (Fire Department), orvisit the Fire Station, 154 Main Road, on the 1st or 3rdTuesday evenings between 7:00 – 9:00 P.M.)montgomerymtbreeze@gmail.comHave you seen this peculiar tree? Do you know where itresides? Many times in passing I’ve often wonder whatthe other trees around it think about it’s presence.Tears come from the“heartand not fromthe brain.”Leonardo da VinciFEBRUARY 2017
MT Breeze FEBRUARY2017:Mt BreezeFEBRUARY2017 1/24/17 1:44 PM Page 2Important numbersFIRE EMERGENCY911AMBULANCE911STATE POLICE911HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT862-4037GATEWAY HIGH SCHOOL685-1102GATEWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL685-1202GMS ATTENDANCE685-1201LITTLEVILLE ELEMENTARY685-1301TOWN HALL OFFICE862-3386FIRE DEPT862-4505FIRE CHIEF - STEVE FRYE862-3670TOWN CLERK - JUDY MURPHY862-4478POLICE DEPT862-4545POLICE CHIEF - JIM STEVENS862-3642TAX COLLECTOR - JANE THIELEN 862-3386ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER PHIL CAMP862-4976SELECT BOARD:DAN JACQUES862-9001WAYNE MORSE862-4023RANDY AUSTIN862-4004Meetings for the Select Board are held at7:00 p.m. every other Friday.SCHOOL COMMITTEE:ANNE-MARIE BUIKUSMADELYN zon.netLIBRARY:LIBRARIAN - PAULA LONG862-3894montgomerylibrary@yahoo.comHOURS: Tuesday 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Thursday 4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. * Saturday 9:30a.m.-12:30 p.m.BOARD OF ASSESSORS:Meetings of the Board of Assessors are heldon the 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each monthfrom 8:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Please call 862-3386for an appointment. Assessors’ Clerkhours1st & 3rd Wednesdays of each monthfrom Noon – 4 PMState Senator Don Humason:64 Noble St., Westfield, MA 01085(413) 568-1366Donald.Humason@masenate.govState Representative Peter V. Kocot:Rep.PeterKocot@hou.state.ma.us(413) 582-6111MOUNTAIN BREEZE STAFFEditor: T.Lak 413-237-2818Helen Allyn * Chris Brown * Laurie Flechsig * Beulah Kidrick * Paula Long * Julie Pike * Jane Thielen ail.comFebruary CalendarFeb. 1Feb. 3Feb. 7Feb. 8Feb. 10Feb. 10Feb. 11Feb. 14Feb. 15Feb. 17Feb. 18Feb. 20Feb. 21Feb. 21Feb. 22Feb. 24Feb. 24Feb. 286:30 pm – Yoga – Town Hall9:30–11:00 am – Osteoporosis Exercise – Town HallRecycling day6:30 pm – Yoga – Town Hall7:00 pm – Selectboard Meeting –Town Hall9:30–11:00 am – Osteoporosis Exercise – Town Hall10:00 am – Greg Maichack pastel Workshop –Town LibraryNoon – COA Coffee Hour – Town Hall6:30 pm – Yoga – Town Hall9:30–11:00 am – Osteoporosis Exercise – Town Hall1:00 pm – WingMasters Live bird show – Town Library6:30 pm – StarLab portable planetarium – Town Library1:00 pm – Jungle Encounters Live cat show – TownLibraryRecycling day6:30 pm – Yoga – Town Hall9:30–11:00 am – Osteoporosis Exercise – Town Hall7:00 pm – Selectboard Meeting –Town HallNoon – COA Coffee Hour – Town HallCondolencesto Paul Koutruba and family on the loss of his motherShirley Koutruba of Ludlow on January 13.MOUNTAIN BREEZE AD POLICYMontgomery resident ads: 3.50 for ¼ page, 7.00 for ½ page, 10.50 for ¾page and 14.00 for a full page.Non-resident ads: 5.00 for ¼ page, 10.00 for ½ page, 15.00 for ¾ pageand 20.00 for a full page.Political ads: 15.00 for ½ page and 30.00 for a full page. (Political adsmust include the name of the payer.)Ads: email (preferably pdf file) to montgomerymtbreeze@gmail.com, putin the MB box at the Library, or mail to: Montgomery Mountain Breeze,c/o Grace Hall Memorial Library, 161 Main Road, Montgomery, MA01085-9525. Include your name and phone number. Payment must be received by deadline date (usually on the 16th of the month) or ad will notbe run. No cash, please; make check payable to Montgomery MountainBreeze and put in the MB box at the Library, or mail to above address.FEBRUARY 2017
MT Breeze FEBRUARY2017:Mt BreezeFEBRUARY2017 1/24/17 1:44 PM Page 3The Grille is the place to meet your neighbors!Ok folks, no funny pics this monthjust some cold hard facts.Being the Best Restaurant in town is hardto live up to, but I will keep on trying.Giving you good food at a good pricewith good service.Remember we are open earlierduring the week; 5:30 weekday mornings,serving up a hot breakfast sandwichon a English muffin or a sweet bread muffinOR even a swanky croissant.Only 3 American dollars.Add a cup of hot Joe foronly one more American buck.Homemade soups daily.Montgomer y GrilleNEW HOURS:day, Friday:Wednesday,Thurs5:30 am to 2:30 pmday:Saturday and Sunpm6:00 am to 2:30Lunch starts 11:00 amAnd if you are trying tostick to a New Year’sresolution to eat lighter, Ican help you out with that.If you don't see it on themenu, just ask and if I haveit, I’ll whip it up for you.46 Main Rd, Montgomery, MA862-(FOOD) 3663at theMontgoMery MarketplaceNEW HOURS: 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
MT Breeze FEBRUARY2017:Mt BreezeFEBRUARY2017 1/24/17 1:44 PM Page 4Start the new year right with these planting tipsFebruary is the month to considerWinter Sowing of Seeds. I have triedthis for the past several years. Wintersowing is an easy germination methodby Chris Brownthat starts many seedlings for justpennies. Now is the time to sow seedsinto recyclable containers; milk jugs, 2 lt. soda bottles,plastic salad containers, anything that can hold soil. Andyou place the planted containers outside in a place thatwill be safe for the winter.I put the containers on my patio, up against thefoundation. Snow does not hurt the process.Plant seeds that winter hardy, such as plants that volunteerin your own garden, like alyssium, marigolds, ageratum;any seeds that require pre-chilling before planting;seedlings that can withstand frost; wildflowers andvegetable seeds such as broccoli, cabbage, leeks, spinach,onions, Swiss chard and the like. It will not work withtender crops such as tomatoes, peppers and eggplants.It is easy to do. Make sure thecontainer is clean. Place some slits in thebottom of the container for drainage. Fillcontainer with soil to about ½ in. from thetop. Water it well and let the soil drain.Sow your seeds and cover with soil to thecorrect depth recommended on the seed packet. Put the lidon ( in the case of the milk jug , cut them in half aroundthe middle almost all the way around. Then tape the cutedges of the container together and remove the cap for airtranspiration). Make sure all the containers have drainageslits on the bottom and air transpiration slits on the top. Besure to LABEL the containers with a permanent markingpen. As the seeds emerge, check the container for moisture.Always replace the lids tightly after checking for moisture.Not all the seeds will germinate, but a good % of themwill – it is an interesting way to start seeds for nextsummers’ garden.GardenNewsCOLUMBIAN BEEF & SWEET POTATO STEWRemove excess fat from beef. Cut beef into 1 in. pieces. Sprinkle beef with salt & pepper. Heat oil in 10 in. skilletover med. high heat. Cook beef in oil about 5 minutes, stirring occasionally until brown. Mix beef and remainingingredients except apricots & parsley in 4 to 5 qt. crock pot. Cover and cook on low heat about 8 hours or until beefis tender. Stir in apricots. Cover and cook on low heat setting about 15 minutes or until apricots are softened.Discard cloves, bay leaf and cinnamon stick. Sprinkle stew with parsley.FEBRUARYBIRTHDAYS:Jeanne ArasJennifer ArvanitisHenry Bisbee IVChris BrownRyan BuckoFran BushRoger ChapmanAdam CruickshankPat DarlingSonia EllisDan Flechsig, Sr.Nathan GalipeauTom GilBill HughesCharles KenyonGeraldine LarrabeeDonny MasciadrelliNicholas MosesGennie SchennaMichael ShelnutGeoffrey Sobotka, Jr.Nancy SpencerDale StanisewskiPaige StomskiPete WilcoxTim WolcottFEBRUARY RECIPEThis is a crock pot recipe that tastes better the next day .1 lb. boneless chuck1 dried bay leaf3 cups 1 in. pieces, peeled, sweet potatoes½ tsp. salt1 stick cinnamon1 28 oz. can Italian pear-shaped tomatoes undrained¼ tsp. pepper1 lg. onion, cut into 1/8th’s 2 tsp. finely chopped garlic½ tsp. olive or veg. oil2 whole cloves8 dried apricots cut in halfschopped fresh parsleyFEBRUARYANNIVERSARIESCheryl & Donny MasciadrelliJulie & Bob PikeKaren & Dennis WassungCall out for e-mail addresses!How’s your MT Breeze arriving? We do our best to get you the MT Breeze in a timelyfashion, but conditions here in the Hilltowns may delay delivery. Get the Breeze daysbefore the start of the month with e-mail delivery!!! No need to head for the mailboxwhen the same issue will arrive on your digital device. Get the feature articles and Calendar events ahead of the crowd. Sign up with your e-mail address gmail.comFEBRUARY 2017
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MT Breeze FEBRUARY2017:Mt BreezeFEBRUARY2017 1/24/17 1:44 PM Page 6HAIRLtd.46 Main Rd – Suite 6Montgomery, MA 01085413-846-3009Irene’s Moving On!An opportunity has presented itself to me and it seems like now is a good time for me totake advantage of this situation. I’d like to welcome and invite all my wonderful clients andfriends to visit me at the New SALON/SPA where I will be working.The New SALON/SPA is located in Westfield,and offers PLENTY OF FREE EASY PARKING.I’d like to THANK all my wonderful CLIENTS, that are now my FRIENDSfor your support all these years.Hope to hear from you! Again, many Thanks.IreneGive me a call if you would like more 53FEBRUARY 2017
MT Breeze FEBRUARY2017:Mt BreezeFEBRUARY2017 1/24/17 1:45 PM Page 7Historical Society invites all to become new members,Bernie’s Dining Depot in Chicopeewas the location for MontgomeryHistorical Society’s post-holiday dinneron January 4th. Those attending enjoyedthe fine food and fellowship experiencedduring the evening. To end the outing ona beautiful note, the snow started to swirl about the time we wereheading home – a quiet blessing on a lovely evening. We are sorryif you were unable to attend!COMING NEXT: your Historical Society will host itsANNUAL PENNY SOCIAL on Saturday, March 4 at theTown Hall. Are you tired of winter yet? Here’s a “fun” eventthat’s great for the whole family – even the young ones will beeligible to bid on their own “kids’ items” during theevening!The fun begins at 6:30 p.m. but you are encouraged tobe there when the doors open at 5:45 so you can buy yourpenny tickets and get them ready, look over the itemsavailable, and choose a snack before the fun begins! (Pleasenote: if the weather is uncooperative, we’ll hold the PennySocial on the following Saturday, March 11 – same time,same place.) As always, refreshments will be availablethroughout the evening.By way of explanation – for anyone not familiar with a“penny social,” here’s how it works: buy as many cards as youwant for 25 cents each (25 tickets per card a penny per ticket),and separate the cards (perforated) into individual penny tickets.(Each card also includes a door prize ticket for special drawingsannounced throughout the evening.) When you want to “bid” onan item, put as many tickets as you wish into the “pot” that’spassed, and a ticket is drawn for the winner of that item. Thisgoes on until all the items have been awarded. (In addition, wesell raffle tickets for a variety of gift certificates and special itemsdonated by individuals and businesses, which are purchased anddrawn separately.)We also need your help The success of this annualfund-raiser depends on the committee coming up with lotsof items to award in the bidding process. Would youpossibly be willing to donate any new or “gently-used”articles that would be appropriate for this event? (This caninclude artwork, knick-knacks, food items/groupings likebaskets of breakfast items, spaghetti dinners; also bath,gardening or other items.) For the separate bidding for thechildren (because they love to select their own “prizes”), wealso ask you to consider donating kids’ items, which mightinclude toys, games, or stuffed animals – please, only ifclean and like new). Maybe you received a Christmas giftyou don’t know what to do with, or have tired of somehome decor? Please consider donating such things for theSocial!Pickup of any donation(s) can be arranged by callingLaurie (862-8095) or Julie (862-4539).Donations will also be gratefullyaccepted at the Town Hall between 1:00and 3:30 p.m. on the day of the PennySocial, while the committee is setting upthe hall for the event. (Donation timesavailable by appointment, as well – please call us!)Committee members will visit area businesses fordonations to the Penny Social. Gift certificates from localrestaurants and for gift items from numerous localmerchants will be solicited. Special note to Montgomeryand other local residents: we’d also love to promote yourlocal business and “get your name out there,” so pleaseconsider donating a gift certificate from your own business(or in the name of your business)!Be sure to put these date(s) on your calendar and jointhe fun! Many of our regular attendees find it’s just theanswer to the “winter blahs” after the l-o-o-o-n-g nightsand cold days You can count on having a good timethere! As always, events and activities planned by yourMontgomery Historical Society are open to all – yourparticipation is welcome!HistoricalHappeningsSAVE THE DATE: SATURDAY, MARCH 4 AT 6:30 P.M.and the SNOW DATE, MARCH 11 at 6:30 p.m.!!!By the time the February Mountain Breeze is in yourhands, a new exhibit will be installed in the display case(“curated” by your Montgomery Historical Society) at theGrace Hall Memorial Library. In thoughtful consideration ofthe recent disagreements and protests in our Nation, wethought our fellow townspeople and library patrons wouldfind our newest theme to be appropriate: “Peace throughCommunication.” It will contain Native American peacepipes as well as “talking feathers” and other items. Perhapswe all could learn a lesson from our indigenous peopleabout the respectful way to communicate and the desire forpeace in our world. Please be sure to stop in at the Library toborrow a book or other media, and while there, view thenew exhibit on display.We have had only one volunteer step up to offer todisplay their collection or treasure in the future at the Library.Please be sure to call Laurie (862-8095) to share your ideasfor use of the display case. Think about it – “one person’strash is another person’s treasure” so perhaps you have ahidden gem (or collection of them) that would interestmany other people. Let’s hear from you on this!Please note: we welcome your contribution to the exhibits at thelibrary, whether a member of the Historical Society or not!In January last year, the “travels” of a family Bible belonging to the Chapmans, early settlers of Montgomery, wereshared with Mountain Breeze readers. We’d like to remind you that this Bible is on permanent display in the Library in anarchival-safe display case constructed with much care by local craftsman Henry Lafleur. The old Family Bible hastraditionally been considered a treasure for genealogists researching family history, and this Bible is no exception. Hopeyou’ve had the opportunity to view it, and if not, do stop in! (If you have genealogy questions or have met a stumblingblock in your own family research, please talk with one of the Historical Society members to see if we can help you out.Both Laurie Flechsig and Patty Little are well-versed in genealogical research!)montgomerymtbreeze@gmail.comFEBRUARY 2017
MT Breeze FEBRUARY2017:Mt BreezeFEBRUARY2017 1/24/17 1:45 PM Page 8Library Newsfacebook.com/gracehallmemorialFebruary 2017, GRQ W XQGHUVWDQG ZK\ &XSLG ZDV FKRVHQ WR UHSUHVHQW 9DOHQWLQH V 'D\ :KHQ , WKLQN DERXW URPDQFH WKH ODVW WKLQJ RQ P\ PLQG LV D VKRUW FKXEE\ WRGGOHU FRPLQJ DW PH ZLWK D ZHDSRQ a XWKRU 8QNQRZQ*UHJ 0DLFKDFN 3DVWHO ZRUNVKRS 0LOOLRQ GROODU IORZHUTrustees Meeting Jan.5 at 6:30 PMMuseum Passes)HE DW 0*Old Sturbridge Village*6LJQ XS WRGD\ IRU WKLV KDQGV RQ ZRUNVKRS DW WKH OLEUDU\ *UHJ KDV EHHQ WR WKH OLEUDU\ PDQ\ WLPHV DQG DOZD\V FUH DWHV D IULHQGO\ DWPRVSKHUH ZKHUH QRYLFHV DQG DUWLVW DOLNH HQMR\ OHDUQLQJ IURP D FODVVLFDO DUWLVW Norman RockwellWinter Break ActivesFeb. 18 a t 1 pm WingMasters return with a new LIVE bird show Ancient Civilizationsand Birds. See Falcons, Owls and more!Feb. 20 at 6:30 PM StarLab of Springfield Museumsreturns with their portable planetarium to talk aboutthe winter sky. 2 shows limited seats, please preregister by Feb. 18.Feb. 21 at 1 PM NEW JungleEncounters: Prey or Predator?Meet and learn about LIVE smallwild cats! See how wild cats, like Bobcats, SavanahCats and Bengal cats survive in nature. * This show isnot available for children under 6 years old*Springfield QuadMystic AquariumDeerfield Historical MuUSS ConstitutionDCR State Park PassMassMoCaHoursTues: 10² 5:30 HoursThurs:Tu e s: 1 0² 5 :304-8Sat: 9:30-12:30Th u rs: 4 -8ContactConta c tMail161 Main Road,MMontgomery,MAa il01085Sa t: 9 :3 0 - 12 :3 01 6 1 Ma in Roa d, Mo n tgo me ry, MA 0 10 85Phone413-862-38944 1 3 -8 62 - 38 94Ph o n ee ma ilemailMo n tgo me rylibra ryM o n t g o m @eyarhooy.coml i b r a r y@yahoo.com websiteWebsitewgh l.ma ssc a t.o rgmontgomeryma.govf a c ebo o k.c o m/gra c eh a llme mo ria lwghl.masscat.orgf a c e b o o k . c o m /gracehallmemorialWhat HOT BOOKSare you lookingforward to thisWinter?
MT Breeze FEBRUARY2017:Mt BreezeFEBRUARY2017 1/24/17 1:45 PM Page 9!"# !%&'" '()% )'Serving the Citizens of MontgomeryFebruary 2017Senior “Circuit Breaker” Tax CreditCalendarTue – Feb 14Coffee Hour – 10 a.m.Tue – Feb 28 Coffee Hour – 10 a.m.Osteoporosis Exercise ClassTown Hall – Friday – 9:30 – 11amFebruary BirthdaysGenevieve SchennaFrances BushGeraldine LarrabeePatricia DarlingJudith KenistonDavis BatesCelebrating the SeasonSaturday, March 18 at 11:00 amThe COA and the Grace Hall Memorial Library willcelebrate the coming spring, St. Patrick’s Day, and thediverse heritage of the New England Region bypresenting a performance by singer and storyteller DavisBates. Entitled Celebrating the Season: Songs and Storiesfor Everyone, the program will involve the audience in avariety of cultural traditions.The performance will be part of a tea social that will takeplace in the Town Hall on Saturday, March 18th, startingat 11 am. For more information please call 862-3257 or862-3894. This performance funded, in part, by a grantfrom the Montgomery Cultural Council, a local agencysupported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.Meals On Wheels – Highland Valley Elder Services –Donation requested 800-322-0551 or 413-586-2000Elder Abuse - 800-922-2275 or 413-586-2000Hilltown Social Services – 667-2203Shine Counselor – John Bergeron - 667-2203Veteran’s Agent – Daniel Flechsig – 862-8095Outreach – Ginger Cruickshank – 862-4932Senior citizens in Massachusetts may be eligible to claima refundable credit on their state income taxes for the realestate taxes paid on the Massachusetts residential propertythey own or rent and which they occupy as their principalresidence. The maximum credit allowed is 1,070 for thetax year beginning January 1, 2016.Eligible taxpayers who own their property may clam acredit equal to the amount by which their property taxpayments in the current tax year exceeds 10% of their“total income” for the same current tax year.For renters, the law assumes that 25% of their rent goestowards property tax. Accordingly, renters may claim acredit in the amount by which 25% of their annual rentalpayment is more than 10% of their total income.For the purpose of the tax credit, a taxpayer’s “totalincome” includes taxable income as well as exemptincome such as social security, treasury bills and publicpensionsWho is eligible for the credit?To be eligible for the credit for the 2016 tax year, a taxpayer must be 65 years of age or older before January 1,2017 (for joint filers, it is sufficient if one taxpayer is 65years or age or older), must own or rent residentialproperty in Massachusetts and occupy the property as hisor her principal residence. The taxpayer’s total incomecannot exceed 57,000 for a single filer who is not thehead of a household, 71,000 for a head of household, or 86,000 for taxpayers filing jointly. No credit is allowedfor a married taxpayer unless a joint return is filed.Moreover, the assessed valuation of the real estate cannotexceed 720,000.How does a taxpayer claim the credit?Taxpayers who are eligible for the tax credit in the 2016tax year can claim the credit by submitting a completedSchedule CB, Circuit Breaker Credit, with their 2016 stateincome tax return.What if the taxpayer is not required to file a stateincome tax return?An eligible taxpayer who does not normally file a stateincome tax return may obtain a refund by filing a returnwith Schedule CB, Circuit Breaker Credit.
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