Summer 2018 Centreville Circular

Centreville

CIRCULAR

BUSINESS UPDATES

in Centreville

NEW BUSINESSES New Leaf Fitness

Group training and personal training center 101 Water Way (410) 310-5477 or (410) 980-7090

The Lion’s Den

SUMMER 2018

The Locals Always Know Better....

Ice Cream Parlor and eatery; Party room for private parties/meetings 508 Railroad Avenue (443) 262-8016

Event volunteers

Needed

Do you want to become part of Centreville’s newest signature event?

We are in search of four to six volunteers to work two hours shifts at DrinkMaryland: Centreville – A Maryland Makers Festival on Saturday, June 16th. Join fellow neighbors and friends at this fun event. For information, email mainstreet@townofcentreville.org or call (410) 758-1180, ext. 17.

LOCAL. LEADING. EXPERTS. 40 Years & Counting!

Centreville 410-758-0333 RosendaleRealty.com

Serving Centreville area for over 60 years

Tires • Alignment • Batteries Brake Repair • Oil & Lube • Auto Supplies Boat & Fishing Supplies

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Stearns Adult

Life Jacket

15.95

$

Good through June 30, 2018.

Not valid with any other offer.

Gunk

Engine Degreaser $

EB1

3.

50

Good through June 30, 2018.

Not valid with any other offer.

2

Shop Towels

Invisible Glass Cleaner

3.99

$

$

91164

Type III

Scott’s

Stoner

Good throughJune 30, 2018.

Not valid with any other offer.

Armorall Wipes

2 for 9 $

75130

Good through June 30, 2018.

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each

Good through June 30, 2018.

Not valid with any other offer.

WD-40

Smart Straw

6.50

$

Mix and match types 10831, 10861, 10863, 10865, 10881, 10945

2.99

each

1107

Good through June 30, 2018.

Not valid with any other offer.

Centreville

CIRCULAR

The Centreville Circular is a quarterly advertising direct mail publication produced by Centreville Main Street. It is published in March, June, September and November. Its purpose is to support buying local by directly connecting businesses and residents. It is made possible by the Main Street Promotion Committee volunteers who donate their time and talent.

Special thanks to:

We Now Have 2 Convenient Locations!

Marge Strano, Resident: Contributing Writer Ann DeVilbiss, Resident: Contributing Writer Carolyn Coon, Starfish Design: Graphic Design Kara Luthardt, Luth Arts: Graphic Design & Meeting Coordinator Stephen & Jean Sand, Residents: Features Deb Sigler, Resident: Graphic Design Christina Lippincott: Publication Design & Production

I hope you enjoy this issue and patronize our local businesses. I invite you to contact me and find out how you can get involved with Centreville Main Street.

– Carol D’Agostino, Centreville Main Street Manager (410) 758-1180, ext. 17 mainstreet@townofcentreville.org Facebook.com/CentrevilleMainStreet

ALWAYS ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS!

Centreville: M & Th 7am-6pm | T & W 7am-5pm | F 7am-4pm Easton: Monday through Friday 7am-5pm

Town of Centreville

FAMILY FUN EVENT & FIREWORKS Sunday, July 1, 6 PM

Queen Anne's County High School (Bus Loop). FREE family event including moon bounce, slides and rides, and food ($). Followed by fireworks at 9:15 PM. A big tHAnk you to Queen Anne’s County for contributing toward Centreville’s fireworks and to the American Legion Jeff Davis Post #18 for their contribution toward the kids' rides.

Rain Date: July 2nd

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SATURDAY

JUNE 16 12-5p.m.

On Lawyers Row & Broadway

FEATURING:

25 Maryland Wine, Cider, Beer & Spirits Our corn & tomatoes are grown locally at Crowning Glory Farm in Chu Knopp’s Farm on the Shore in Federalsburg & White Pines Farm in Cent

PLUS:

20+ Maryland Artisans, Artists, and Food Vendors AND a restaurant Best Crab Appetizer contest.

Musical performances by Dell Foxx Company, Shelby Blondell & The Guthrie Matthews Method.

Emcee: Paul Cullen, personal chef, sommelier and bassist for Bad Company

ENTRY IS FREE!

CENTREVILLE

A TASTING PASS WILL GET YOU A SIGNATURE DRINKMARYLAND STEMLESS GLASS & SAMPLES FROM ALL DRINK INDUSTRY VENDORS.

TASTING PASSES : $20 IN ADVANCE; $25 AT THE GATE Great Father's Day gift!

For info: DrinkMaryland.org or

mainstreet@townofcentreville.org

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Transforming Grief at

Camp New Dawn Three years ago, our lives changed forever when my husband, Brian, died in a car accident. My two young children lost their father, I lost my best friend and partner of 17 years, along with all of our hopes for the future. We have been very fortunate to have been helped along on our grief and recovery journey by Compass Regional Hospice and Camp New Dawn.

Now in its 24th year, Camp New Dawn (CND) is a four-day, three-night retreat held at Camp Pecometh, in Centreville. The retreat is designed to meet the needs of all ages and stages of grief, serving children and teens between the ages of four and 17, and their Pictured from left: Miles, Ann and Sven DeVilbiss families. At CND, which runs August 1820, campers attend therapeutic workshops, age-specific grief support groups, and may participate in supervised camp activities such as swimming, arts and crafts, and fishing.

Miles, age 8, has attended camp for the last 3 years. “I liked when we threw the beach ball and whatever sentence it landed on you had to read it and answer the question.” From this exercise, Miles learned that his father “is always with us.” At camp “we learned how to share our feelings,” he told me.

A mini retreat for children ages four to six is held on Monday, August 20. Sven, age 6, experienced Mini Camp in 2017. “I met new friends and got to talk about my Daddy,” he said.

Camp New Dawn also includes an overnight adult and family retreat that begins on Sunday, August 19.

Through grief support groups, therapeutic workshops and restorative activities, adults learn to navigate their own grief journey. The camp has taught me valuable coping skills, meditation techniques, and tools to effectively parent grieving children. The overnight family camp lets adults and children come together to learn skills that they can take home with them.

Camp New Dawn would not be possible without the support of the amazing volunteers and donors.

CND has been an important part of our grief journey. It has helped us connect to others as well as each other in new and meaningful ways as we forge a new path forward.

- By Ann DeVilbiss

To register:

Rhonda Knotts CND Director, Compass Regional Hospice (443) 262-4109 rknotts@compassregionalhospice.org

To volunteer:

Courtney Williams Assistant CND Director, Compass Regional Hospice (443) 262-4112 cwilliams@compassregionalhospice.org 6

HAVEN MINISTRIES RESOURCE CENTER Open to the Public! All are Welcome Beginner level workshops available on: job readiness, interview skills, personal self care, and spiritual and recovery programs.

Job training needed?

Contact us to discuss setting up a job training program.

Please support these businesses who are on the front lines feeding, clothing and sheltering the homeless in our county.

If you would like more information on becoming a partner please contact Mia Cranford at 410.977.2089/mcranford@atlanticbb.net, or Taryn Chase at 410.490.0925/Taryn.Chase@icloud.com.

Sponsored by: Lundburg Builders, Salon Atelier, Holiday Inn Express, Chespeake Hearing Centers, Miltec, Free State Insurance, McCrone, Realty Navigator, Hawk Marketing, Timeleigh Solutions, Chris Glover of Keller Williams, Jim Procaccini of U.S. Health Care, Shore United Bank, Island Flooring, Rotary of Kent Island, The Details Group, Island Dental Studio, Bayview Portraits by Cindy Williams Sigmon, Harris Crab House, Hemingways, The Narrows, Riley Custom Homes, Wye River Conference Center, a Dolce Property, Island Furniture Studios, The Shore Update, Range and Reef, Smoke, Rattle and Roll, Safe at Home Senior Care, Prospect Bay Country Club, Roof Center, Construction Services and Supplies, Inc, Kate Spade, Bay Times, Increte, Island Athletics, What’s Up Magazine, Swan Cove Spa and Salon, and the Bay Area Association of Realtors.

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church • 301 South Liberty Street • Centreville, MD 21617 Monday-Friday 8:30 – 4:30 • 410-739-4363 • www.haven-ministries.org

CENTREVILLE

FARMERS’ MARKET

We’re on the move this season!

New Location: Centreville Plaza NEW LOCATION! 611 - 631 Railroad Avenue next to Queen Anne’s County High School

Contact: (410) 758-1180, ext. 17 or mainstreet@townofcentreville.org Facebook.com/CentrevilleMainStreet

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the lion’s den Ice Cream Parlor & Eatery 508 Railroad Avenue, Centreville | (443) 262-8016 Hours: 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. daily

Centreville welcomes The Lion’s Den, a new ice cream parlor and eatery at 508 Railroad Avenue.

The Lion’s Den is family owned and operated by local Centreville residents, the Candella and Glowacki families. This ‘50s-themed restaurant provides great food, yummy sweets, and a family-friendly atmosphere both inside and out. The eatery is open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.

The inviting exterior of The Lion’s Den has a beautifully landscaped terrace with outdoor seating and lighting. There is ample parking around the restaurant and also a bicycle rack for the convenience of our community bicyclers. Enjoy eating in a beautiful outdoor terrace setting or choose to eat indoors where the ‘50s-themed restaurant has adopted the Queen Anne’s County High School colors to enrich the atmosphere with local ties.

Long-time residents might remember the original Lion’s Den ice cream parlor on the same site in the late 1960s.

Go through the front door to a comfortable dining room or book the party room in the back of the restaurant for special local and family events.

The menu includes scooped and soft serve ice cream treats along with an array of your favorite childhood candies dating back to the Rock & Roll era of the ‘50s. If you want something more substantial, there will be many choices on the menu including hot and cold deli sandwiches featuring Boar’s Head cold cuts, Nathan’s hot dogs, french fries, chicken tenders, burgers, and more. Visit the Lion’s Den today!

– Marge Strano

Ice Cream.

Food. Friends.

Party room available for meetings & special events.

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Open The Cutting Room, LLC 115 E. Water Street, Centreville 410-758-2424 $10 off chemical service or $5 off haircut.

Don’t forget to check out our parking map for your convenience. Visit

Bay Shore Steam Pot

TownofCentreville.org/Maps.

Enjoy our new restaurant pickup parking spaces on Commerce St., Lawyers Row and

An Optical Galleria, LLC

111 W. Water Street, Centreville 443-262-9415 | EyesandArt.net Improve your vision. Improve your life.

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Cottage Cuts Salon

111 E. Water Street, Centreville 102 W. Water Street, Centreville 410-758-3933 | BayShoreSteamPot.com 410-758-3469 | CottageCutsSalon.com Happy Hour: 2 to 4 p.m. Tues.-Thurs.

We provide convenient, free parking $1 off per lb. on all fresh fish. for our customers! Call for specials.

Skin Studio

the Municipal Lot by the Post Office.

Contact: (410) 758-1180, ext. 17 or mainstreet@townofcentreville.org

114 N. Commerce Street, Centreville 301-332-3643 | SkinStudio80@gmail.com 10% off your first facial.

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UPCOMING EVENTS in Centreville, Maryland

Saturday, June 16, Drink Maryland: Centreville – A Maryland Makers Festival, noon to 5 p.m., Downtown Centreville on Lawyers Row & Broadway. This second annual signature event is a celebration of Maryland’s makers, featuring nearly 40 Maryland artisans, authors, fine artists as well as wineries, breweries and distillers who will be offering tastings. Free entry; tasting passes are $20 per person in advance or $25 day of. For information: DrinkMaryland.org or mainstreet@townofcentreville.org Saturday, June 16, Bull & Goat Brewery Sour Beer Release Party, 5 to 9 p.m., 204 Banjo Lane, Suite E. Come visit Bull & Goat Brewery’s booth at the Maryland Makers festival and then join them for their sour release party! The brew has been oak barrel-aged for six months. Music will be provided by George & Ossi, featuring George Harvey, Ossi Becke, Billy Breslin, and Rick Leonard. For information: Facebook.com/Bull-and-Goat-Brewery Sunday, June 17, All You Can Eat Breakfast, 7:30 to 11 a.m., Goodwill Fire Company, 212 Broadway. The Goodwill Volunteer Fire Company will host an all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast at the fire hall. Cost is $9.

For information call (410) 758-1422 or GWVFD4.com Friday, June 22, Family Outdoor Movie Nights, 8:30 p.m., hosted by Centreville United Methodist Church (UMC), 608 Church Hill Road. UMC is hosting a summer drive-in movie series the fourth Friday of the month (June 22, July 27, August 24).

Bring your lawn chairs or blankets. For information: Centreville-UMC.com Wednesday, June 27, The Longest Table, 6 to 9 p.m., Lawyers Row, hosted by Queen Anne’s County Library, Centreville Branch. The Longest Table invites residents (age 14 and up) to sit down for a catered meal to exchange stories and ideas about Queen Anne’s County. Food catered by the Commerce Street Creamery Café Bistro. Fee: Adults $15; college and high school students $10. Seating is limited to 100 people. For information or to make reservations: QACChooseCivility.org Sunday, July 1, Town of Centreville Fireworks Display & Festivities, starting at 6 p.m., Queen Anne’s County High School, 125 Ruthsburg Road. This free event features free activities for the kids, music, food ($) and, of course, a fireworks display at dusk. Rain date is July 2nd. For information: (410) 758-1180 or cbrinkley@townofcentreville.org

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