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ST. MONICA TH

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BULLETIN PARISH

PARISH STAFF

Reverend Peter O’Leary, Pastor

Rev. Romanus Igweonu, Parochial Vicar

Reverend Mr. David Bisson, Deacon

Reverend Mr. Daniel L. Pudvah, Deacon

Karen Bedard, Executive Secretary

Anita Lucero, Administrative Assistant

ST. MONICA RECTORY

79 SUMMER STREET

BARRE, VERMONT 05641

ESTABLISHED 1887

Office Hours: Weekdays - 8:00am. - 3:00pm.

Closed On Thursdays

Phone: 802-479-3253 / Fax: 802-479-3154

Email: [email protected]

Website: stmonicabarre.weconnect.com

WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday: 4:15 pm.

Sunday: 7:45am., 9:30am., 11:15 am., & 4:15 pm.

WEEKDAY MASSES (See Mass Intentions on Page 2)

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

Saturday 3:15 - 4:00 pm.

Or by appointment with a priest

HOLY HOUR OF PRAYER

First Friday of each month at 5:30 pm.

Exposition, Benediction and time for Confession

MUSIC DIRECTOR

Winston Davis - 802-479-2076

Email: [email protected]

PARISH VISITATION

PLEASE CONTACT RECTORY at 479-3253

PARISHIONERS UNABLE TO ATTEND MASS

If you know someone who needs a home visit,

please call the rectory. Thank You.

ST. MONICA - ST. MICHAEL

CATHOLIC SCHOOL Web site address:

www.stmonica-stmichael.org

Brenda S. Buzzell, M.Ed., Principal

Prin. E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: 802-476-5015 Fax: 802-476-0861

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Phone: 802-476-4020

Teresa Hawes, Director of Religious Education

E-mail: [email protected]

Sacrament of Baptism

When planning a Baptism, contact one of the

priests at the rectory. One preparation meeting

with the parents is required.

Sacrament of Marriage

Registered practicing members of the parish

intending to marry are asked to contact one of

the priests at least one year in advance of the

proposed wedding date. A program of marriage

preparation is required.

Welcome New Parishioners

We extend a warm welcome to new parishioners

and guests of St. Monica. Please contact the

rectory to register. We invite you to contact us if

we can be of service to you in any way.

Palm Sunday of the

Passion of the Lord

So they took branches

of palm trees and went out

to meet Him, crying out Hosanna!

Blessed is he who comes

in the mane of the Lord!

Hosanna in the highest!

~ Matthew 21.9

Rest in Peace

Please remember in your prayers

those who have passed away.

Deceased Members of St. Monica Parish

May the souls of all the faithful

departed rest in peace.

The Week Ahead Mass Intentions

Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord March 24 - 25, 2018

SATURDAY, March 24, Blessed Oscar Romero, Bishop

4:15 pm. - Paul Beck, Theresa Portaluppi

SUNDAY, March 25, Palm Sunday, Passion of the Lord

7:45 am. - Mary Lois Pudvah, James Lucero,

Liette Trepanier

9:30 am. - Agatha LeBlanc

11:15 pm. - Gloria Davis

4:15 pm. - For All Parishioners

MONDAY, March 26

7:00 am. - Jean Peloquin

5:00 pm. -

TUESDAY, March 27

7:00 am. -

5:00 pm. - Arthur & Noella Normandeau

WEDNESDAY, March 28

7:00 am. - Roger Couture

8:15 am. - Cynthia Moran

7:00 pm. - Tenebrae Service

HOLY THURSDAY, March 29

7:00 am. - NO MASS

7:00 pm. - Mass of the Lord’s Supper

GOOD FRIDAY, March 30, Passion of the Lord

7:00 am. - NO MASS

3:00 pm. - (See below) Chris Perreault

7:00 pm. - Stations of the Cross

SATURDAY, March 31, Holy Saturday

8:00 am. - NO MASS

4:15 am. - NO MASS

8:00 pm. - Easter Vigil ~John Anderson

SUNDAY, April 1, EASTER SUNDAY OF THE

RESURRECTION OF THE LORD

7:45 am. - Theresa Hebert-Whitcomb

9:30 am. - Paul Beck, Roland & Laurette Thivierge, Jose’

Miana, Gerard Lamoureux, Theresa Portaluppi

11:15 pm. - For All Parishioners

4:15 pm. - NO MASS

SUNDAY, March 25 5:30 - 6:30 pm. - 9th Grade Confirmation Class 5:30 - 7:00 pm. - 10th Grade Confirmation Class nb: - March Family Session (Service Project)

TUESDAY, March 27 1:30 - Cursillo Ultreya Prayer Service - PH

WEDNESDAY, March 28 NOON - 3:00 pm. - Adoration

HOLY THURSDAY, March 29

GOOD FRIDAY, March 30 7:00 pm. - Stations of the Cross - with help from 10th grade students. (Students should arrive by 6:15 pm.)

Be sure to visit St. Monica Parish website

at stmonicabarre.weconnect.com

You can view the weekly bulletin

plus so much more.

“Jesus thirsts even now, in your

heart and in the poor ~ He

knows your weakness.

He wants only your love, wants

only the chance to love you.”

~ St. Mother Teresa

Holy Week

Tenebrae ~Mar. 28, 2018 @ 7:00pm. followed by confession

Mass of the Lord’s Supper ~ Mar. 29, 2018 @ 7:00pm. Good Friday Services ~ Mar. 30, 2018 ~Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion ~ @ 3:00pm. ~Stations of the Cross ~ @ 7:00pm. followed by confession Easter Vigil Mass Mar. 31, 2018 @ 8:00pm. Easter Sunday Masses: April 1, 2018 @ 7:45am. 9:30am. 11:15am. THERE WILL BE NO 4:15pm. Mass

In memory of all those pains and sufferings which Thou didst endure before Thy Passion on the Cross, grant me before my death true contrition, a sincere and entire confession, worthy satisfaction and the remission of all my sin. Amen. Holy, Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now, and at the hour of our death. Amen

Prayer for Priests

O Jesus, Eternal High Priest, live in

(name of priest), speak in and through

him. Think your thoughts in his mind,

love through his heart. Give him your

own dispositions and feelings. Teach, lead and guide him always. Correct, enlighten and

expand his thoughts and behavior. Possess his soul;

take over his entire personality and life. Replace

him with yourself. Incline him to constant adoration and thanksgiving; pray in and through him. Let him

live in you and keep him in this intimate union

always. O Mary, Immaculate Conception, Mother of

Jesus and Mother of priests, pray and intercede for

(…) Amen.

March 25, Rev. Andrzej Bednarowicz

March 26, Rev. Richard Berube, SSE

March 27, Rev. Leopold Bilodeau

March 28, Priestly And Religious Vocations

March 29, Priests Who Are Having Difficulty

March 30, All Deceased Priests

March 31, All Our Seminarians

April 1, Pope Francis

Readings for the

Week of March 25 - April 1, 2018

Responsorial:

Psalm: 22:8-9, 17-18, 19-20, 23-24

Sunday: Is 50:4-7 / Phil 2:6-11 / Mk 14:1--15:1-39

Monday: Is 42:1-7 / Jn 12:1-11

Tuesday: Is 49:1-6 / Jn 13:33, 36-38

Wednesday: Is 50:4-9a / Mt 26:14-25

Holy Thursday: Ex 12:1-8, 11:14 / 1Cor 11:23-26 /Jn 13:1-15

Good Friday: Is 52:13--53:12 / Heb 4:14-16, 5:7-9 /

Jn18:1--19:42

Holy Saturday: Vigil: Gn 1:1--2:2 / Ex 14:15--15:1

Is 54:5-14 / Is 55:1-11 / Bar 3:9-15, 32:--4:4

Ez 36:16-17a, 18-28 / Rom6:3-11 / Mk 16:1-7

Easter Sunday: Acts 10:34a, 37-43 / Col 3:1-4 / Jn20:1-9

Please pray for our

sick and home bound.

People in our families, our friends and

members of our parish who are ill, facing

surgery, hospitalized, or experiencing

difficult times have asked for our prayers.

During the course of the week, please

take a few moments to offer a prayer of healing and strength

for:

Michael Ricker, Zachery Porter, Jordan Ashe, Margarita

Martinez, Rhonda Johnson, Joan Landry, Linda Hedges, Violet Casey, Shane Murphy, Marie Perry, Provi Bennett,

Robin Hall, Barbara Bresett, A. J. Monte, Olive Donovan, Terry McNamara, Christopher Dupre, Edith Chatot, Garett Bucky Peace, Dennis Moore, Leann Jarrin, Ronald White

Gregory Wabuti, Catherine Lucier, Ivy Faith Bond, Chuck Tilden, Marcel Groleau, Lillian “Bean” Tremblay, Serge

Dupuis, Roger Wiberg, Tyler Watkins, Roland Boisvert, Charlotte Guthrie Bean, John Bradley, Kerry Kiser Winger,

Paul Savard, Deborah Prindiville, Corene Fernanadez Girouard, Lisa Abbiati Migneault, Kim Corrigan, Theresa Elmer, Lorraine Ann, Jacob Downing,Karen Bedard, Andre

Laprade, Barbara Brown, Tom Couture, James McKeon, Laurie Graham, Irene Allaire, Kenneth Vermette, Sue

Couture, Cynthia Gingras, Kay Bisson, Brent Sleeper, Beverly Thygesen, John Smith, Suzanne Prindiville, Carolyn Beauregard, Alyssa Elkins, Dee Breuer, Mary Shapley,

Travis, Wayna Ferris, Howard Sears, Patrick Gibbons, Wes Hallock, Thomas Baldwin, Betty Cutler, Roland Pepin, Jo &

Ann Egry, Heather Bassett, Ashley Bassett, Larry Belknap, Beverley Markham, Gary Allen, Todd Field, Theresa Usle,

Mary Northrup, Randy Copping, Michael Kelly, Jimmy Morgan.

Please, if you know of names that should be added or can be

removed from the prayer list, let us know. Thank you.


Adoration ~ Wednesday

noon to 3:00

The Word of Life

May Christ give us the

grace of loving

self-sacrifice, as we

cherish every person’s life;

We pray to the Lord:

Saint Monica Candles

March 18 - 24, 2018

Tabernacle Candle -

Left Tabernacle Angel - Madeline LaPrade

Right Tabernacle Angel - Madeline LaPrade

St. Joseph Candle - Madeline LaPrade

Blessed Mother Candle - Tyler Abare

St. Monica Icon Candle - Kim

Pius X, St. Peter, & St. Patrick -

St. Monica, St. Paul Apostle, St. Anne - Julie Dalton

St. Therese of Lisieux -

Sacred Heart of Jesus - Thomas Busconi

St. Anthony -

If you would like to light a candle for a special intention, please call

the rectory at 479-3253. The cost is $4.00 for each candle for a week.


Offertory Collection

March 10 & 11, 2018

Parish $ 6,283.00

Catholic Relief Services $ 657.00

Did you know you can give by credit card online? Simply go to our website at Stmonicabarre.weconnect.com

and click on the menu link entitled “Online Giving”, or you can go directly to the site by using Google Chrome toolbar at

www.myowngiving.com/Default.aspx?cid=771

You can also stop by the Rectory to set automatic deductions.

We now have cards which can be dropped in the basket by those who give by credit card. The cards are on the tables near the center and left entrances to the church. They will be recycled and put back on the tables each week. Thank you for your support!!!

Eucharistic Ministers

4:15 pm. - Ron Elmer, Karl Miller 7:45 am. - Lynn Guy, Bill Benko

9:30 am. - Paul & Paula Hennessey

11:15 am. - Fran Rawden, Joyce Shaw

Lectors

4:15 pm. - Jo Perreault 7:45 am. - Diane Swan, Linda Leu

9:30 am. - Carol S-Perkins

11:15 am. - Richard Brien, Jessie Gingras

Altar Society for March

Paula Hennessey

Gloria Goulet Marie Bevington Sheila Marineau

Washington County Right to Life’s Annual Pasta Dinner Fundraiser

St. Augus!ne's Church 16 Barre Street, Montpelier Vermont (downstairs in the fellowship hall)

April 14th 2018 doors open at 5:30, dinner is at 6:00 and

auc!ons to follow. Admission is $8 per adult and $4 for

ages 12 and under. Silent auc!on, !ckets are a dollar a

piece or $5 for 6. The drawing is a"er dinner. Directly

a"er the silent auc!on there will be a live auc!on with

our bigger !cket items. All items for both auc!ons will be

on display when doors open, with plenty of !me to

examine the items. Tickets available to purchase right

away, through dinner and dessert. Host your own table of

eight people. If you can’t fill a table don’t worry there is

s!ll a place for you! For more info. contact: Sarah

Barton to inform us that you and/or your group would

like to a&end. For more details about the event call (802)

472-5191 or (802) 622-4377.

7 Bible Study Sessions ~ Psalms II

We will begin the study of Psalms II on

Thursday, April 5, 2018

at 7:00 pm. in the Parish Hall.

There is a charge for study books.

Contact: Tom Prindiville @ 476-6775 or e-mail at [email protected] with any question you may have.

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Men of Saint Joseph

The Year of the Family: “The Joy of Love”

Our Lenten Sacrifice

Days of Abstinence - Ash Wednesday, all Fridays in Lent, and

Good Friday for all who have reached their 14th

birthday, no meat can be taken.

Days of Fast - Ash Wednesday and Good Friday for all who have

reached their 18th birthday and have not as yet reached

their 60th birthday, a limit of one full meatless meal.

Weekdays of Lent - No obligation to fast, however, voluntary acts

of self-denial are recommended.

Easter Duty Obligation - Must be made from the First Sun day in

Lent through Trinity Sunday.

Self Denial - Is encouraged on a voluntary basis. Acts may include

daily Mass, spiritual study, Lenten Devotions, the Rosary,

Stations of the Cross and deeds of mercy and kindness.

Eucharistic Fast - 1 hour from food and liquids.

Water and medicine never break the fast.

Encounter Lent as a Family

A Lenten kit for YOUR family: Everything you need

to encounter Lent as a family! This kit has your daily Lenten calen-

dar, Stories of Hope, recipes and more! It is being used as part of

the Year of Family programming in the Diocese of Burlington.

Make your own CRS Rice Bowl or download the app!

~ Read the Story of Hope each Sunday

~ Pray for 5 minutes each day

~ Prepare simple meals each Friday

~ Put your Lenten sacrifices into your CRS Rice Bowl

Follow @DioBurlington on Facebook for daily reminders

of how you can encounter Lent as a family.

You may also visit crsricebow.org or crsplatodearroz.org

Questions about CRS Rice Bowl can be directed to

Stephanie Clary at [email protected]

Men of all ages -- are you comfortable

sharing your Faith? Come, be our guest. We share, learn and pray together. We strive to incorporate

the virtues of St. Joseph in our lives.

Join the Men of Saint Joseph, Saint Monica Parish.

We meet on the third Saturday of each month after the 8:00 am Mass.

We sponsor faith-related programs, help with parish projects and pray.

All men are welcome!

For more information,

Contact: Deacon Dan

at 479-3253 or Gary at 476-6097

Bibeau & Venner families by Mr. & Mrs. Alcide Bibeau Brault & Caslani families by Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brault Emilie & Maria Caslani by Rita Caslani Jalbert & Otis families by Gerard & Jacqueline Otis Diane Weydener by Ms. Annette Weydener Rosemary Lowery by Mr. Michael Lowery Deceased Members of the Buinicky family by Nancy Buinicky Bill & Elas Fugere, Angela Gobbi by Sandra Fugere Beverly Neddo by Roger Neddo Francis M. Goyette by Ms. Barbara Goyette Bisson & Wakefield families by Mr. & Mrs. David Bisson Ellis, Mike, Gery Isabelle by Mrs. Jacqueline Isabelle Roland & Rachel Bisson, Renfield & Irene Abare by Mr. & Mrs. Roland Abare Nichols & Ducharme families, Eric Hutchins by Mr. & Mrs. David Nichols Ferris & Hurd families by Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Ferris James & Clara Dente Sr., Raymond & Bernadette Seaver by Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dente Chris Perreault, Jennifer Guy, Lynn Fortin by Mr. & Mrs. C. Perreault Travis & Dale Mercy, Cedric Lavery, Delbert Combs, Randy Juley, Nancy Vegari by Harry & Linda Hinrichsen Jose’, Eugenia & Manuel Miana Sr. by Mr. Manuel Miana Tomasi & Babic families, Dana Marineau, Donald Babic, Homer Fitts by Thomas & Linda Babic Norman & Assunta Langevin, Aurther & Peter Fecteau, Jeanette Langevin, Joanna Lauderdale by Nancy & Theodore Fecteau Marcel Soucy, Rhea Soucy Brennen, Ann Soucy Gregoire by Mr. & Mrs M. Soucy Deceased Members of the Davis& Bouchard families by Mr. Winston Davis Arthur Perreault, Joseph & Fennie Saliba by Mrs. Arthur Perreault Sue Ferrari, Mr. & Mrs. Renato Ferrari, Mr. & Mrs. Romeo Boudreau, Sister Irene Boudreau by Ed Ferrari Sr. Roy Somaini, John & Beatrice Lancaster, Pearl & William Somaini-Dayer by Elizabeth Somaini Mark Wood, Laurie Barre, Charles Bergeron family by Ms. Liette Wood Danny, Dan Rubalcaba & Brunelle families by Mrs. Jeannine Rubalcaba Zampieri Tullio and family members, Gagne & Lemieus families by Mrs. T. Zampieri

Easter Flower Offerings


Jesus in your dying, hold us close to You.

Let our arms carry You as You carry your cross.

Let our tears join with yours.

May our hands ache with the weight of your nails.

As you breathe your final breath,

may we have the courage to wrap your wounds

and place You in a tomb,

waiting for and hoping in the Resurrection

we do not fully understand. Amen.

I see His Love and

Mercy washing over all

our sins the people sing,

the people sing,

Hosanna, Hosanna

Hosanna

in the Highest

We are having a Relics Tour at

St. Augustine Church in Montpelier.

Fr. Carlos tours the world with 150 relics of saints from long ago

and recent times. Included in these relics are a piece of the Blessed

Mother's veil and one of the larger pieces of the True Cross. This is

an event not to be missed. There have been many healings during

these tours. Please tell your friends about this opportunity. We

signed up to have this tour come to our parish 4 years ago.

It will not be in our area again for at least another 5 years.

Bishop Brady Council #399

located at St. Monica Parish Hall

Your local Bishop Brady Council # 399, is currently running a substance abuse poster

campaign with our youth. The purpose is to raise awareness of the threats of drug and alcohol abuse.

As a member of our council, you will strengthen your faith and become a better

Catholic, husband and father. Through your support of our parish and community, you will form

friendships with fellow Knights that can last a lifetime. As much good as our council has done over the past year,

we could do even more with your help.

We invite you to join our council and help us be the difference in our parish and community. Come join us.

For more information contact: Nick Conti - Grand Knight

@ (802) 839-0116

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The St. Monica Food Shelf

was picked to be the month of February’s donation.

We have a donation box located in the front of the store.

Every month Hannaford’s decides who the donation goes to.

$ 75.00 was collected to benefit St. Monica Food Shelf. A special thanks to all involved in this donation.

Decorating for Easter will take

place on Holy Saturday.

Anyone who wishes to participate in

cleaning our Church, can come in any

morning during Holy Week after 8:30am.

Your help is appreciated. Thank you.

Easter Decorating

On Tuesday,

April 3, 2018

at 6:00pm.

A Prayer for Palm Sunday

of the Passion of the Lord

St. Monica – St. Michael School

Notes & News Principal Brenda S. Buzzell, M.Ed.

Email: [email protected] Phone: 476-5015

“Excellence in Education, Values & Leadership”


St. Monica – St. Michael School’s mission is to nurture the spiritual, intellectual, and physical growth of our

students. We share an active appreciation for learning, and a love and respect for God, self, and others.

Our Catholic school is where faith, friendship, and knowledge grow!

Notes from Gym

As the Olympics were underway in Pyeongchang, students here in Barre learned about

many winter sports. We used our imaginations to try ski jumping, curling, ice hockey,

ice dancing, biathlon, luge, and bobsled. Our PE lessons are developed around the

SHAPE America National Standards and this gave us the opportunity to develop our

skills in many of the categories such as striking with a long implement (hockey and

curling), dance (figure skating), jumping and landing (ski jumping). We also were ex-

cited to celebrate the US Women's Hockey Team's win over Canada as a St. Michael's

School alum brought a gold medal home to central Vermont.

"My goal in physical education is for students to develop a lifelong desire to be active. According to the World Health

Organization, globally, 1 in 4 adults do not participate in enough physical activity to reap the health benefits including

a reduced risk of depression, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and certain types of cancer. My goals is that every St.

Monica - St. Michael student will, through the varied activities offered in PE class, find an activity that brings them

joy. For that reason, we do a combination of both team and individual; competitive and co-

operative sports and games to build skills, strength and stamina. We also focus a lot on so-

cial and emotional learning, including what it means to be a good teammate and how to

show sportsmanship. At the end of the day, I don't want the students to care as much about

if they win or lose a game as I want them to care if they had fun and made sure their team-

mates and opponents did as well. It is only through the enjoyment of exercise that students

will make it a lifelong habit. Many of our students participate in competitive sports on local

teams and we often discuss the value of "cross-training" for athletes. For example, they

learned that Tom Brady does yoga and that yoga, and other activities in PE will help them

build strength and body awareness that will prove helpful in their chosen sport!"

-Mrs. Kae Zaino, Physical Education Teacher


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Common Misconceptions about Suicide

Myth: People who talk about suicide won’t really do it. Almost everyone who attempts suicide has given some clue or warning. Don’t ignore even indirect references to death or suicide. Statements such as “You’ll be sorry when I’m gone,” “I can’t see any way out,” jokingly said, may indicate serious suicidal feelings.

Myth: People who die by suicide are people who were unwilling to seek help. Studies of suicide victims have shown that more than half had sought medical help in the six months prior to their deaths.

Preventing suicide is a community effort. Yes, it starts with the family, but Extends to neighbors, schools, and other organizations. At every level, people have different roles to perform

IMPORTANT DATES

March 25th: Family session for K thru 6 is the service project.

March 25th: Grades 9 & 10 have regular class from 5:30 to 7:00pm.

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Jesus, I thank you for inviting me

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Since 1982

1755 US Rt 302 - Berlin, VT

802-262-1200www.ormsbyscomputer.com

Berlin Barre

Montpelier

Open 7 Days

$1.00 OFF a Dozen Donuts coupon #116

Daily Fresh Baked Bagels, Too!

Acceptance of Paid Political Advertising

Does Not Constitute an Endorsement

By The Pastor, The Parish,

or The Publisher of the Bulletin

Integrated Strategies for Businesses and Individuals

M. Brent Sleeper, AIF

William E. Patno, II CFP®, CLU, AIF

802-476-3235

Securities offered through LPL Financial Member FINRA/SIPC

JAIMES L. FEWER, LUTCF

[email protected]

3 Maple Avenue, Barre

476-5050

HOME • AUTO • LIFE • HEALTH • BUSINESS

Featuring NATIONWIDE

Insurance Since 1988

81 Main Street, Montpelier

229-0345135 Washington Street, Barre

476-6500

HeneyRealtors.com

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TRUCKSTORE

Family Owned and

Operated Since 1956

802-223-6337Barre-Montpelier Road Montpelier

364 River St., Montpelier, VT, www.codychevrolet.com

Locally Family Owned & Operated Since 1908

7 Academy Street • Suite 1 • Barre, VT 05641 • 802-476-3203

Serving All Faithsin the CentralVermont Area.

Bruce W. Judd, Director

Christopher C. Judd, Director

802-476-3233

Fax 802-476-4310

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R. Brent Whitcomb, Director

Sandra L. Whitcomb, Director

Nick B. Whitcomb, Director

802-476-3251

Fax 802-479-0250

[email protected]

Lawrence Pryor, Director

802-476-3243

Fax 802-476-4310

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Blinds & DesignBlinds, Flooring

Carpet, Tile

“Let us measure so you don’t have to”Professional Installation Available

141 River Street

Montpelier, VT

802-223-1616

www.truecolorsblindsanddesigns.com

“We are your complete car care center”

181 South Main St., Barre, VT 05641

802-622-0080 • routhierauto.com

*Quick Lubes *VT State Inspections *Auto Sales

*Auto Repairs *Auto Detailing *Undercoating

Parking Lots • Driveways • Sidewalks Industrial Yards • Free Estimates

JOHNSON PAVING CO.

“Quality Pavers of Vermont”

Barre Tel. 476-3518

Burlington Tel. 1-800-339-9676

Fax 479-0660

P.O. Box 952 - Barre, VT 05641

CLAUDE VIENS, Prop.

JOE VIENS, Prop.


CONTI OIL, INC.

Websterville, VT 05678

476-5252

Locally Owned and Operated

AUTO • HOME • LIFE • HEALTH

See your State Farm agent:

Joe Collins, AgentSouth Main Street, Barre, VT

802-479-3353

[email protected]

Like a good neighbor,

State Farm is there.®

www.statefarm.comState Farm Insurance

Companies

Home Offices

Bloomington Illinois

America Counts on CPAs

Salvador and Babic, P.C.

Certified Public Accountants

and Consultants

240 South Main St. • Barre, VT

Tel 802-476-8673 • Fax 802-479-5165

www.salvadorandbabic.com

CPASM

STONE’S Service Station Inc.

133 Washington St., Barre VT

AUTO REPAIR & SERVICE STATION

FULL SERVICE NON-ETHANOL GASOLINE

ADVANCED COMPUTERIZED EQUIPMENT

TIRES & ALIGNMENTS

OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION

(802) 476-4881

HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION

345 Tremont Street, Barre

TEL/FAX 802-476-4078CELL [email protected]

HEAT PUMP ENERGY SAVER

PROVIDES COOLING & HEATING

INSTALLATION & SERVICES

Vermont’s Largest Inventory of

Manufactured Modular Homes

Single-Wide, Double-WideModular and Pre-Owned Homes

Trades Welcome • Financial Assistance Available

Open Monday – Saturday350 River Street, Montpelier, VT 05602

(802) 229-2721www.fecteauhomes.com

NOYLE JOHNSON GROUPWe Work For You

NOYLE JOHNSON GROUPNOYLE W. JOHNSON INSURANCE

119 River Street • Montpelier, VT802-223-7735

NOYLE JOHNSON GROUPSAWYER & RITCHIE INSURANCE

198 Route 2 • Danville, VT802-684-3411

www.nwjinsurance.com

Project Independence

We have something for everyone! For information call 802-476-3630 Visit our website: www.pibarre.org

Are you feeling lonely and isolated?

Do you enjoy good food, activities and entertainment?

Are you a caregiver in need of respite & support?

81 N. Main Street Ste. 1 • Barre, VT

Active Adult Day Program


“IT’S WHAT WE DO’’

J.A. GOULDPlumbing & Heating, Inc.Commercial and Residential

JEFF GOULD

OFFICE: 802-476-6974 CELL: 802-249-7054

Je [email protected]

61 B Boynton St., Barre, VT 05641

www.jagouldplumbingheating.com

2 locations

Jockey Hollow Deli & Catering

Located in the Maplewood Convenience [email protected]

BARRE

802-479-2447

BERLIN

802-262-6118

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