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“Discretion in speech is more ear to local than eloquence.” farms Sir Francis Bacon McGovern ‘farm tour’ seeks opinions, information INSIDE Calendar...... 12 Opinion...... A6 Jason Bleau photos School and state officials, students and more participate in the official ribbon cutting for Seniors...... A9 the new Auburn Middle School on Aug. 29. Obituaries...... 12 Sports...... A10 Editor’s A proud day for AMS Office Hours Mondays 12-5 District officially opens new middle school Wednesdays 1-5 Fridays 1-5 BY JASON BLEAU tution for Auburn students and result- NEWS STAFF WRITER LOCAL ed in a brand new 100,395-square-foot Olivia Richman photo AUBURN — It’s been 4 1/2 years building replacing the previous facil- U.S. Rep. Jim McGovern and other politicians and members of since the concept of a new middle ity that was constructed in 1959. With the USDA visited farms and met with farmers on McGovern’s school in Auburn came to light, and over 550 students annually attending fourth annual agricultural tour. almost 500 days since the groundbreak- the school, the new facility is expected ing took place as the first step to mak- to be the next era of education for not BY OLIVIA RICHMAN West Brookfield, Spencer, ing it a physical reality. only Auburn, but the region as well. NEWS STAFF WRITER On Saturday, Aug. 29, citizens and During the ribbon cutting ceremony, Leicester, Rochdale, taxpayers gathered to see the results many officials and volunteers close On Monday, Aug. 24 Sutton and Northbridge of all that hard work and anticipation to the project discussed the signifi- and Tuesday, Aug. 25, over the two-day tour. with the ribbon cutting for the brand cance of the new school and the hard U.S. Rep. Jim McGovern The agricultural new Auburn Middle School on West work, manpower and sacrifice that traveled all over the area, tour acted as a way for Street. went into making the school a real- visiting farms and meet- McGovern and members The $41.6 million project, which was ity. Superintendent Dr. Maryellen ing farmers for his annu- of the U.S. Department funded in part by tax dollars and a Brunelle opened the ceremony touting al agricultural tour. of Agriculture to discuss maximum grant of up to $20,715,999 the support that the community and McGovern visited the issues that rise when There and back contributed by the Massachusetts state officials put behind the effort. towns of North Brookfield, owning a small farm, School Building Association (MSBA), “All of us should be very proud of Hardwick, Hadley, and make sure farmers again was highly touted as an attempt to pro- North Amherst, South Page A3 vide a state of the art educational insti- Please Read AMS, page ­A13 Deerfield, Greenfield, Please Read FARMS, page ­A16 LOCAL Residents battle Ready to Relay to end Common Locals aim for $1M for Relay in Auburn Core

BY OLIVIA RICHMAN intense,” said Johnson, Celebrating agricul- NEWS STAFF WRITER “But worth it. Every As the new school person I talk to … their ture, 4-H Fair a suc- year begins, there is a children didn’t like the cess in 66th year group of parents, teach- Common Core test. It’s ers and Massachusetts horribly written, horri- Page A4 residents who are fight- bly worded. And nobody ing for something to end. is working on changing It’s a group formed to that.” SPORTS create a ballot question, Common Core was the goal being to end brought to schools in the newly implemented Massachusetts in 2010. Common Core standard. According to Johnson, File photo According to the group’s the U.S. Constitution Media Coordinator stated that there should The Survivors’ Lap makes its way around the Lemansky Park track during last year’s Bonnie Johnson, the be no federal role in edu- Relay. This year’s event is slated for Friday, Sept. 11 and Saturday, Sept. 12. ballot question has cation, but this seemed been submitted to the to be completely ignored Attorney General’s when the federal govern- BY JASON BLEAU ever as they return to the track to Office. On Sept. 2, the ment began to put grant NEWS STAFF WRITER group will find out if the money towards districts join the fight against cancer as one of Stonebridge Press question was accepted. to implement Common AUBURN — It’s that time of year many Relay for Life events in South “We are confident she Core. again, as the Relay for Life of Central Central Massachusetts and northeast- Sports Summer in will,” added Johnson, “The standards South County returns to Auburn for ern Connecticut. According to event and at that point End are inferior by a 12th year with a landmark mission leader Julie Norberg, the Auburn Review Common Core would Massachusetts stan- in mind, reach $1 million total raised Relay is unique not just for it’s late Page A10 have to work on collect- dards,” said Johnson. through the event. year event date, but also because it ing 100,000 signatures “They are untested, Touted as the “Million Dollar offers a wide variety of fun activities between Sept. 16 and untried and unproven. Year,” organizers of this year’s event for all to enjoy and embrace. are hoping to see more support than Nov. 18. A group of non-educa- Please Read RELAY, page ­A16 pinion “It’s very, very O Please Read CORE, page ­A16 Get Your Point Across Page Ax Club seeks to continue growth of railroad museum

BY JASON BLEAU organization name on to tour the facility on cars. Its members would a collection of rare and NEWS STAFF WRITER David Street in Webster Wednesday, Aug. 26, like the club and muse- aging artifacts from the WEBSTER — For 38 in the process. where President and um to become a major history of American years, the Providence With hopes on expand- CEO Bill Radcliffe, who part of Webster’s Main railroads from drills and Worcester Railfan ing and making the pub- has led the organization Street area and a much and tools used to install Club has worked hard lic aware of the muse- throughout it’s entire larger and more appre- the tracks to maps and to spread their love and um and the nonprofit existence, said that the ciated draw for tourism models used to represent appreciation for railroad 501(c)3 group, members club hopes to make the and education in South the history and culture 6 5652510391 9 history, putting together of the organization invit- museum more than just a Central Massachusetts. a museum sharing their ed the Webster Times collection of historic rail Radcliffe showed off Please Read RAILROAD, page ­A14 2 • The Auburn News • Friday, September 4, 2015

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Tomatoes • Cucumbers Outdoors Sweet Corn Blueberries • Apples RALPH Pears • Peaches • Plums TRUE Apple Cider The Uxbridge Rod & Gun Club will host its second 3-D 44 Old Worcester Rd. • Rt. 20 • Charlton, MA shoot this year at the club 508-248-7820 • www.charltonorchard.com grounds on Sept. 5-6. The event Open Thurs-Sat 9-5 • Sun & Mon 10-4 • Closed Tues& Wed is open to the public, which is a fun shoot. Chairman Noel Rabidor did an outstanding job setting up the course and the lifelike 3-D targets should make the event a lot of fun. Full-size targets that include bear, elk, deer, mountain lion, turkey, and more, will make the shoot exciting for all in attendance. 8x7-9x7 Steel Liftmaster 1/2 hp Breakfast and lunch will be 2 Sided Insulated Chain Drive available for the two-day hunt. Garage Door After walking the course per- Courtesy photos r-value 9.65 Inc, standard hardware & 7ft Opener sonally with my two dogs, track, 8 color & 3 panel design options Twig and Molly, I wish that I $270 still shot a compound bow or The annual Motorcycle Ride and Chicken BBQ was held at the VFW in inc Installation $570 recurve bow. During a walk Uxbridge recently in memory of the late Bob Boucher of Uxbridge. He is fondly inc Installation price matching available on all written quotes through at the new range, my remembered by his many friends and family members. Bob loved the outdoors two dogs encountered a full- hunting and fishing. This week’s picture shows Bob holding a summer fluke size bear target that got their caught while fishing aboard this writer’s boat a number of years ago. immediate attention. The hair on the back of both dogs was standing up as they maneu- Island opened this past is hooked up on light tackle. vered around the life size tar- Tuesday allowing a recre- Bonito are also a favorite game RONNIE’S SEAFOOD get, staying a good distance ational angler to retain seven fish for fly fishermen. They do from it. Do not miss this great fish daily. Last week this not provide very good table Rt. 31 ChaRlton Depot event! Brushing up on your writer and my fishing buddy fair, and most are released to marksmanship now will cer- Harry Salmon caught and fight another day! “Proudly serving the community for over 40 years” tainly have you ready for the released numerous sea bass in Striper fishing has slowed upcoming bow season, which the 4-pound-plus class while in both Rhode Island and will commence on Oct. 19. fishing in Narragansett Bay. Massachusetts waters, but This year, hunting black Hopefully my brother Ken and the big migration of fish is bear in Massachusetts is legal I were able to catch a few this only a few weeks away. As in all zones for the first time. past Tuesday for the dinner the waters start to cool the The first bear season will table. Harry got bumped again stripers will feed heavy, giving Fall Hours commence on Sept. 8 through this week, but will be on board anglers another shot at catch- Sept. 26 and the second Nov. next week, hoping to catch ing a big fish prior to the cold Thursday-Sunday 2 to Nov. 21! The latter date some of these hard fighting winter setting in. Blue fish will give you an opportunity fish. will also be found in feeding 11am-9pm to harvest a black bear during Bonito fishing action has frenzies during the month of the regular deer-hunting sea- exploded in many areas of September and October. Many son. A bear permit is required, Massachusetts and Rhode anglers will be hanging up Open which costs $5. For a complete Island waters. Chasing these there fishing rods, and will be update on bear permits and hard fighting fish in boats as trading them in for their guns, Labor Day hunting requirements check they feed on the large pods of as hunting season will have out the website at Mass. Fish baitfish can be exciting. Using many sportsmen hunting deer, & Wildlife or read your new small lures and making fast birds and Waterfowl. Accepting most major credit cards 2015 hunting abstracts. retrieves can bring a big rush Take a kid fishing and keep Sea bass fishing in Rhode of excitement when a bonito them rods bending! INVITING NEW PATIENTS Almanac Monica Rao, D.M.D. We cater to cowards Quote of the Week General & Preventative Dentistry Cosmetic Dentistry “I’ve become a big fan of (Veneers/Whitening) farmers. They work awfully Root Canal Treatments hard. 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Photo courtesy Sylvia Buck “We deposited Atlantic water into the Pacific,” said Sylvia Buck. “In this photo we are now bringing back east a sample of Pacific Ocean water to put into the Atlantic.” Photo courtesy Sylvia Buck “A high point of our trip was flying by helicopter into the crater of Mt. St. Helens,” said Sylvia Buck. BY OLIVIA RICHMAN NEWS STAFF WRITER STURBRIDGE — How many peo- ple can say they have traveled to the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean by car? How many people can say they have driven 7,949 miles, from Boston to Newport, Ore., and back? Sturbridge resident and Lions Club member Bob Briere and Warren resident Sylvia Buck, a member of the Historical Society, can say they have. The best friends traveled along his- toric U.S. Route 20 on June 11. “And we came back to Boston 23 days later,” said Buck. “And we didn’t even kill each other!” Briere will be 82 in December. Stonebridge Press felt it best not to ask Buck’s age. But the two were not young Photo courtesy Sylvia Buck when they decided to spontaneously A local newspaper in Newport, Ore., met the take a road trip of a lifetime, inspired traveling duo on the beach to watch them by Bryan Farr’s “Historic Route 20.” pour water from the Atlantic into the Pacific They set off with the goal to visit his- Ocean. torical landmarks, learn something Professional Directory new about the United States and bring miles between trees. There’s places water from the Pacific Ocean back to with no trees at all.” Massachusetts, to pour into the Atlantic Buck: “People assume it’s like Ocean. Sturbridge or Charlton, where there is Three weeks and three days later, traffic and stop lights. Some places you Announcing Briere and Buck had traveled 7,949 could see straight down the road for 5 miles, round trip. They traveled 300 to miles. There were no hills, no cars. It’s 400 miles a day. Olivia Richman met up just really cool. Even the things that CMOA with the adventurous duo to find out don’t seem interesting, they’re interest- more about their journey across the ing because it’s not like home.” now with United States. Briere: “The buildings, the architec- three locations. A SPONTANEOUS DECISION ture changes as you go. We saw canyons coming into Oregon. There’s antelope, Inspired by Farr’s book, Briere decid- buffalo, herds and herds of cattle as you Dr. Gregory Livanos ed to ask his friend, Buck, to take the go west.” Dr. Lisa Giarrusso and road trip of a lifetime. He had known her for a number of years from the A LIFETIME OF MEMORIES have joined Dr. Bruce Field in Auburn. Historical Society. Briere and Buck found it hard to pin- Briere: “I had the idea to get some point their favorite memories. When Atlantic Ocean water in Boston. I put you have traveled through 12 states in water from Carson Beach in a bottle. three weeks it can be difficult to choose Dr. Giarrusso and Dr. Livanos are Certified Diplomates My goal was to bring it to the Pacific the most interesting activities and land- and refill the bottle with Pacific Ocean marks. Each state brought a different of the American Board of Orthodontics water and bring that back to Boston. We adventure. weren’t doing anything this summer, so Briere: “We went to a rodeo in I asked Sylvia.” Wyoming. It was terrific. Sylvia was the 325 Southbridge Street • Auburn, MA Buck: “I thought, Oh, great! I love to only one who cheered for the bull! You travel, especially by car. I have done get to see real cowboys roping bulls. But Excellence in Orthodontic508.832.5776 Care now in three locations. it many times in my past life. I had a I found that the bulls won a lot more www.tightbite.com family with two boys. We traveled with times than not.” them from the time. We camped 8,000 Buck: “Another place in Wyoming 100 MLK Jr. Blvd., Suite 500 276 Main Street, miles across the country and back in was ‘Hell’s Half Acre.’ It’s a gash in three weeks summer after summer. I the earth, a huge canyon in the earth, Worcester, MA Spencer,MA was familiar with the fun and adven- like a mile long. The earth is open Tel. 508.753.2489 Tel. 508.885.2749 ture of seeing something new every day. enough that you can see multi-colored Where will we land today? What will we rock. It’s just gor- see on the road today? It was great fun. geous. I also like It held forth again this trip.” to see fossils. We 31st Briere: “We just went on a whim. went to a place in People were like, ‘You’re going to Nebraska, Ashfall Anniversary where?’ We are not young kids any- [Fossil Beds State more.” Historical Park]. Dr. Van’s A NEW SURROUNDING It’s a fossil bed with a building The two adventurers got along well. built over it so Annual Golf Tournament In fact, they only argued twice, said archeologists can Sponsored by Briere. And they weren’t even big argu- continue to work, Harrington Hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation ments, he added. “They were actually uncovering fossils my fault,” he continued. “They were with little teeny And about directions.” tiny toothbrush- The Southbridge Rotary Club That’s to be expected when driving es. That’s fun to across the country. watch.” Briere: “I can’t begin to tell you why Briere: “We Tournament Date: September 9, 2015 people should do this. They just should. went to see the People just picture the greenery of American Pickers’ Tee Off Time 9:00 New England. The further west you go, shop in Iowa. It’s there’s less and less of that. Nebraska, just like you see Raceway Golf Club in Thompson, CT Wyoming — there aren’t trees. There’s on television. I Player slots are $125. Openings Available. Turn To TRIP page ­­­A13 Form a team of 4 or allow us to make a team for you Gift Donations Includes: Hot coffee and pastries Certificates Welcome! A delicious prime rib or chicken dinner Lively awards ceremony Needed! Every golfer receives a prize!

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All proceeds go to the Harrington Hospital’s Cardiac Rehab Program and the Southbridge Rotary’s High School Scholarship program. For more info or a donation please call Judy Flannery at 508-765-2290. Please come and have the time of your life and help out two great local causes! 4 • The Auburn News • Friday, September 4, 2015 Celebrating agriculture, 4-H Fair a success in 66th year

SPENCER — The 66th Annual Worcester County 4-H Fair was held Aug. 29-30 at Camp Marshall, presenting educational opportunities and a look into the world of agriculture, while also displaying the works and achievements of the campers from all across Worcester County. From farm animals to floral arrangements, educational displays, camper projects, judged competitions and even interactive shows and contests, the fair provided an insightful and enjoyable pre-Labor Day weekend activity for everyone to enjoy.

Flowers, flowers everywhere! Many 4-H campers showed off their dec- Jason Bleau photos orative skills putting together these lovely floral displays. Little William Buffum, of Oxford, and his mother, Sara, say hello to some furry friends.

A tractor pull contest tested the abilities of both driver and machine. Whitney Kids’ Dairy puts on an educational show for spectators presenting the finer points of raising, caring for an judging cows in the world of agriculture.

Visitors examine pickled food and jams pro- Grandson and grandfather combo Killian Daly and Him Baird sell tick- Jack Sansoucy, Dale Boucher and John Olsen show off Dale’s brother duced by 4H campers, just one of the many ets for the 4H Chicken BBQ, which was held during the second day Chandlers handiwork, a rebuilt and restored 1970 International Cub displays on hand at the Worcester County of the fair. Cadet. 4-H Fair.

An award winning craft by Alyssa Syria shows Cooks served up tasty food throughout the weekend including hot- Youngsters look on as a 4-H educator shows the finer points of judg- the Hubbard native’s appreciation for her dogs, burgers, potato salad and more. ing a rabbit. favorite sport and team, the Boston Bruins. Friday, September 4, 2015 • The Auburn News • 5 LEARNING That was then — this is now It’s Aug. 29, and the official teachers find board and district; an initiative that no English, my principal chris- ribbon cutting ceremony for our program to chalk (only seeks to ensure that all stu- tened me as the ELL teacher. the recently completed state-of- be exceptional- Rockets white) and dents’ needs are met within Times have certainly changed the-art Auburn Middle School ly supportive. eview purchas- the regular classroom with a and we are very proud of the has just ended. What a great I was a spe- R ing an elec- regular education teacher and growing diversity within our celebration for a huge accom- cial educator tric pencil a special educator partner- district as well as the current plishment-this is Auburn at its and the model dr. kathleen sharpener ing, bringing the best of both ELL program. finest! I walked away from this at that time was lauze´ seemed cut- worlds together. In addition, Auburn 2015 is amazing and ceremony with a deep, deep to pull students assistant ting edge. when I first began I had never it has taken a great deal of sense of pride; not because I out to provide superintendent “Apps” was heard of Advanced Placement passion, vision and strong lead- live in Auburn and my chil- services, usu- for teaching, an unknown (AP) courses and now AHS ership to bring us to this point. dren will be fortunate enough ally meaning learning & word and boasts 17 AP courses enrolling As Dr. Brunelle stated at the to attend this cutting edge pull-out was at curriculum Apple was 356 students, and PreAP has ribbon cutting ceremony, noth- facility, but simply because I the same time simply now become the next frontier. ing of this magnitude is ever have been fortunate to have as their peers nature’s There was no MCAS or PARCC accomplished by a single indi- witnessed the evolution of this were receiving instruction toothbrush. One day when I got testing and retention was fairly vidual but rather by a team, school district! Having spent in a core content area from a flat tire driving home from common, as was dropping out, and as we begin the 2015-2016 36 years as an educator in this the regular education teacher. school, I walked to the nearest but now we are a district that school year I proudly say: Way district I began thinking back There was no coordination of pay phone to call my husband; promotes rigor alongside sup- to go Team! to how it was… programming. I hand wrote nowadays I do not believe port and targeted intervention. When I first began my career lesson plans, made every sin- that I would find one. This We have learned better how to Dr. Lauzé is the Assistant I taught at a K-5 building and gle piece of my bulletin boards September, staff will no longer ensure success for all students. Superintendent. To contact her never knew teachers from by hand and typed any reports even have to make a phone call There was a time when to share an idea, a concern or other buildings, no one made on an old fashioned typewriter. to notify their principal when schools shared a nurse as to ask a question, she can be that happen. There was no I loved my students, my job and they are sick; instead they will opposed to having their reached at 508-832-7755 or via mentoring and induction pro- Randall, then a school, which use an online tool which will own-nowadays that would e-mail at [email protected]. gram and I was left to sink or was where I called home. notify the principal and also be quite scary. There was no ma.us. Thank you for your con- swim. We now have an out- We now have a 1:1 iPad pro- call substitutes. It is definitely English Language Learners’ tinued interest in and support of standing mentoring and induc- gram in grades 6-12; there were a very different world. program and I remember that the Auburn Public Schools! tion program and each year no computers in our district This year will also mark when I was a reading teach- it gets even stronger. End of when I started, never mind any the fourth year of the official er and a new student moved year surveys tell us that new notion of a tablet. I had a chalk- co-teaching initiative in our into Auburn with absolutely

fun size potato chips, seasoned carrots, Friday, Sept. 11: Stuffed crust pizza roll, New England baked beans, sliced applesauce cup or fresh grapes. cheese or pepperoni slice, oven roasted carrots, fun bag of potato chips, chilled Wednesday, Sept. 9: Chicken filet on broccoli, Romaine salad with tomatoes peaches or pears. whole grain roll, mayo condiment, let- and cucumbers with assorted dress- Thursday, Sept. 10: Pancakes with tuce and tomato slice, seasoned green ings, mixed fruit or dried fruit cup. diced ham and egg patty, pancake beans, chilled pears or dried cranber- syrup, hash-brown patty, fresh fruit ries. bowl or fruit cup. BREAKFAST Thursday, Sept. 10: Pulled pork sand- PACKACHOAG Friday, Sept. 11: Assorted pizza slice wich on whole grain roll, coleslaw, New Day! Plain cheese or pepperoni pizza AMS/AHS England baked beans, pineapple tidbits, Monday, Sept. 7: Labor Day – No on whole grain crust, French fries, whip cream frosted cake. School Romaine salad with assorted dressings, Monday, Sept. 7: Labor Day – No Friday, Sept. 11: Garlic French bread Tuesday, Sept. 8:Hamburger or strawberry cup or assorted fruit cup. School pizza on whole grain French roll, cheeseburger on whole grain roll, Tuesday, Sept. 8: Breakfast to Go! Romaine salad with assorted dressings, ketchup, mustard, mayo and relish, Wednesday, Sept. 9: Breakfast to Go! fresh apple or assorted fruit cup. oven fries, applesauce. SWANSON ROAD Thursday, Sept. 10: Breakfast to Go! Wednesday, Sept. 9: Fajita chicken Friday, Sept. 11:Breakfast to Go! wrap on a whole grain tortilla, salsa INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL AUBURN MIDDLE condiment, seasoned green beans, chilled peaches. Monday, Sept. 7: Labor Day – No ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS SCHOOL Thursday, Sept. 10: Roasted chicken School dinner, baked chicken, mashed pota- Tuesday, Sept. 8: Chicken nuggets Monday, Sept. 7: Labor Day – No Monday, Sept. 7: Labor Day – No toes with gravy, seasoned corn, mixed with dipping sauces, potato wedges, School School fruit cup. New England baked beans, seasoned Tuesday, Sept. 8: Breakfast to Go! Tuesday, Sept. 8: Chicken nuggets, Friday, Sept. 11: Pizza Day! Assorted broccoli, dinner roll with butter pat, Wednesday, Sept. 9: Breakfast sand- mashed potatoes with gravy, seasoned pizza slice day! Plain cheese or peppero- chilled pears. wich with egg and cheese on whole green beans, whole grain dinner roll ni pizza on whole grain crust, Romaine Wednesday, Sept. 9: Italian chicken grain toasted bagel, or Breakfast to Go! and butter pat, chilled pears or fresh salad with Italian dressing, assorted parmesan with rotini and sauce, gar- Thursday, Sept. 10: Breakfast to Go! fruit bowl, M & M Cookie. fruit cups. lic bread, Romaine salad with assorted Friday, Sept. 11: Breakfast to Go! Wednesday, Sept. 9: Tacos on whole dressings, dried cranberries or mini grain taco shells with shredded lettuce banana, LUNCH and diced tomato, Southwest tomato BRYN MAWR Thursday, Sept. 10: Deli turkey and salsa, black bean and corn salsa, but- cheese sandwich on whole grain bread, tered corn, seasoned rice, chilled peach- Monday, Sept. 7: Labor Day – No fun size potato chips, celery and car- AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL es. School rot sticks with Ranch dressing, diced Thursday, Sept. 10: Beef and cheese Tuesday, Sept. 8: Chicken buffet! peaches, shape up. Monday, Sept. 7: Labor Day – No nacho chip basket with cheese sauce, Seasoned rice, corn niblets, mixed fruit Friday, Sept. 11: Stuffed crust pizza School French fries, ketchup, chayote refried bowl. on whole grain crust, seasoned green Tuesday, Sept. 8: Meatball grinder beans, seasoned sliced carrots, fresh Wednesday, Sept. 9: Fish nuggets beans, assorted fruit cup or watermelon on whole grain roll, shredded cheese, mini banana or assorted fruit cups. with tartar sauce, whole grain dinner slice. news brief Weekly Crossword September 4, 2015 Hospice seeks volunteers Across 1. Nave bench Central Mass Hospice, a division 4. One-liner, e.g. of the VNA of Southern Worcester 8. Abounding County is seeking compassionate, 12. Western blue flag, e.g. reliable volunteers to provide com- 14. 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www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 6 • The Auburn News • Friday, September 4, 2015 Opinion/Commentary Send me an angel Preparing A Stonebridge Press Weekly Newspaper 25 Elm Street, Southbridge MA 01550 today can Tel. (508) 764-4325 • Fax (508) 764-8015 Editor’s Note: This col- Something.” www.auburnnews.net umn is the second of a Guest Roger’s wife was ailing from three-part series. The final bad arthritis in her hip. She part will be published in Commentary was not in any shape to look mean less Frank G. Chilinski next week’s edition. A. Sattar after him. Help from home Stonebridge Press President and Publisher care and visiting nurse agen- Memon, MD The next day, Roger cies wasn’t enough. stress when a was in the hospital hav- Southbridge Roger needed emotional Adam Minor Editor ing a CAT scan-guided help. He flatly ruled out seeing liver biopsy, in which a radiologist a priest, psychologist or psychiatrist. loved one dies inserted a thin needle to obtain a small Roger was torturing himself. At times, amount of tissue for testing. Despite I felt he was torturing me too. I felt as my assurance that I would call him as if he had tied my feet and still expected Editorial soon as I got the results, he called my me to dance. office relentlessly, practically every I am an oncologist who has seen Financial day. many deaths, and it dawned on me — Focus On the seventh day, the results were Roger was afraid to die. He was cling- ready. It was a case of not-so-good news ing to thin bed sheets, not ready to say The tale of and bad news. None of the chemicals good-bye. But deep down, I figured, he TONY tested exhibited convincing effective- was sad, angry, dejected. Behind the DIDONATO ness against the cancer cells, but some veneer of joviality and toughness, this chemicals were partially effective. man was depressed and scared. the terrible “Partial or not, I want to be placed How could I inspire him to let go? September is Life Insurance on these chemicals,” Roger demanded. Succumb to death? I’m a physician! A Awareness Month, which makes I yielded, grudgingly. pro-life person. I’m not into euthana- it the ideal time to think about Maybe he was grasping at straws. sia. In medical school I was prepared life insurance needs. This effort teacups is an unprecedented collaboration Maybe it was the right approach as to deal with life, not death. Suddenly he saw it. Again there was nothing to my education felt incomplete. I didn’t among companies, agencies, asso- ciations and individual agents lose. I had only one fear. I hoped Roger know what to do. I resorted to God. Fair season is here, and in the spirit of committed to a single goal — to this time of year, where Ferris wheels was not getting too set to follow an To prayers. God! Show Roger how to help millions of Americans under- will light up the night, the sounds of irreversible path from which he could let go! End his suffering. O’ Heavenly stand and obtain the life insur- kids screaming as they are thrown not look away. But then, how can you Father, call him home! ance coverage they need. about on walk away from life or even a little Then something strange happened. A time of personal loss can The various hope of it? One evening, as I was about to enter be devastating emotionally and rides and He went back on chemotherapy. At Roger’s room, I heard him talking to financially. And while many peo- Minor the smell times, I went to the hospital in the someone very energetically. His voice ple have provided for their fami- of over- evenings to see him. He needed to talk was strong. It sounded like the old lies by purchasing life insurance, Details cooked to someone. I held his hand and talked Roger, when I had first met him. Was they tend to avoid talking about it sausage about topics ranging from cancer to he turning the corner and embracing a with their loved ones. So, here are ADAM and camels in Africa. He ground his teeth a miraculous recovery? I stopped in the some basic steps to help your loved MINOR bloom- lot. His dentures were practically worn hallway and listened. ones be better prepared when the ing down. Once, in his sleep, he broke the “Dee! My honey,” Roger exulted, “so time comes to find important pol- onions upper plate. All that frustration! nice to hear your voice. After all these icy information or file a death will waft through the air, I share with I spotted fatigue in his family. Nurses years! My God, you never thought of claim. Here’s what you can do to you one of the more random stories in were also unanimously convinced of this old man.” make an otherwise difficult time in life a little bit easier: my repertoire. the futility of the second-line chemo- Visiting hours were over. Who was As a policyholder: As I’ve hinted in previous columns therapy. I was losing hope too. he talking to? Perhaps someone on the around this time of year, I’m not a • Keep all beneficiary designa- This drama continued for two more phone, I figured. Roger went on. tions up-to-date and on file with big fan of rides at fairs, and that’s for months. He was now losing weight. “I’m sorry darling, I’m not ready to a simple reason. You see, I get dizzy your insurer. Not doing this can His diabetes was getting out of con- go home yet. Doctors are not done with slow down the benefits claim pro- fairly easily, and it’s not a sensation I trol. At times, during conversations, me here. What? You’ll come to get me? enjoy. I get carsick easily, and as long cess and send the payment to your he would develop mental blocks or Sure, sure. Not yet, OK?” as I can remember, I’ve never enjoyed estate or to someone other than just doze off. The family’s patience was When I entered his room, Roger was roller coasters that flip and twirl, or whom you intended. Events such wearing thin. crying. I stood beside his bed, dumb- rides that spin you to and fro like a rag- as marriage, birth, adoption or doll. And especially, above all, there Nevertheless, Roger wanted to go founded. I had never seen Roger cry. death often necessitate a benefi- ciary change. is one ride that gets my blood boiling on with this treatment or that. It did I looked around. Surely, there was • Keep premium payments cur- more than any others, a ride that pro- not matter whether the option was an no visitor. The receiver on the bed- rent. Otherwise, a loved one may vokes a feeling of anxiety, dread and established treatment, merely an idea side phone hung in the air, emitting or cancer quackery. an eerie screech. I replaced it on the receive a reduced benefit, or in terror, a ride that strikes fear in the worst cases, no benefit at all. deepest recesses of my heart. That Once he came up with the idea of cradle. Cold air blew in through the trying massive doses of Vitamin C. frosted window; autumn had arrived • Understand your own life ride, my friends, is the intensely intim- insurance portfolio and share it idating teacups. Unfortunately, he was already tak- prematurely. Days had shortened. I ing them at home. He knew I didn’t closed the window. with selected loved ones. I’ve never had a good experience on As a loved one during a time of the teacups. It all started as a kid. As approve of his desperate treatments. Feeling dolorous, I sat beside Roger, loss: a teen, I remember going to Six Flags A few weeks later, Roger became on his bed. He quickly wiped his tears • Be prepared with policy (back when it was called Riverside awfully sick. He was suffering from and apologized for being emotional. information (policy number(s), Park) and my future brother-in-law liver failure, jaundice, tremors and When he regained his composure, he addresses of any beneficiaries invited me on the teacups there. As water retention in his abdomen. His asked me, “Doc, can I go home?” and, in most cases, a certified we started to spin, an evil smile crept mental faculties started to fail. I sat I hesitated: “Um, sure. When do you death certificate). across his face. He knew I had made down with this family and told them want to go home?” • Ask the insurer if there are a mistake in joining him on the ride, Roger did not have too long to live. “Tomorrow.” other policies on record for the and he was ready to take advantage. “How long is ‘not too long’?” his “Yeah, sure. Tomorrow is fine. I’ll deceased. We started to spin more quickly, and impatient son asked. make the arrangements.” • Contact the individual’s insur- the color in my face, in turn, drained. I “Oh, um, a few days to a couple of “Thanks, doc.” He held my hand and ance professional, financial or tried to protest, but I was so nauseous, weeks.” squeezed it gently. Those intense blue personal advisor. I couldn’t speak. I closed my eyes as Mrs. Evans looked tired, her eyes eyes exuded peace. No anger! • Consult the individual’s check- he began to laugh maniacally. The tor- glistening. She swallowed and looked It was then that he asked me that book, bank statements or credit ture seemed to last forever, until final- away. question: “Doctor, do you believe in card bills for payments to insur- ly, mercifully, it began to slow. Even as To Roger’s displeasure, I stopped the God?” ance companies. the ride came to a stop, he was trying chemotherapy. The priest came to see Small steps to prepare for the to spin the teacup we were in. Finally unexpected now can make things him at his family’s request. He threw - This article was submitted by Dr. easier in what may be one of the giving up, I opened my eyes and could them out of the room. A. Sattar Memon, MD, an oncolo- barely stand. Reaching for everything most trying times a family can go “Get out of here, you bunch of fatal- gist at Harrington Cancer Center, through. I could to support myself, I slowly ists,” he screamed. “Don’t you have Southbridge. Check out the final part of stumbled off the ride and immediately anything better to do? Go coddle a nun. this series in next week’s edition. looked for a bench to sit down. Should you have any questions I am proud to say that I never threw about financial issues, feel free up that day, although I have to admit to contact Tony DiDonato at 508- I felt like I was pretty close on sever- 382-4923, or by e-mail at tony.dido- [email protected]. Tony is a al occasions afterwards. I wasn’t the Financial Advisor with Prudential same for the rest of that day. I was in a Financial. fog, and I my day was essentially done after that, as I wandered from ride to LETTERS ride watching my friends enjoy them- selves as I stood there in a nauseous daze. Extra! Extra! Read All About It! I’ve been a few spinning rides since, which were mistakes, but mark my We think you’re important enough to tell all our readers to turn to words, it will take something major for the Opinion pages and read your Letters to the Editor. me to go back on a teacup, those devic- es of doom. The thought of a teacup But first, you have to write us! even now makes me nauseous. All that being said, who’s up for a Mail your letters to the Chalrton Villager, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, trip to the fair? I know I am! See you (not) at the teacups! MA 01550. Or e-mail your letters to the editor at aminor@stone bridgepress. Adam Minor may be reached at (508) 909-4130, or e-mail aminor@stone- com. bridgepress.com. You’ll need to provide your name and place of residence, along with a phone number, so we can verify the letter is yours. ENTERTAINMENT AND We don’t have a set limit, but if you keep it around 600 words or so, EVENTS you’re going to have a better chance at seeing all your words in print. 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Holtz-Chillo to Mortgage Electronic Frederick G. Klein Jr. to Mortgage August 21, 2015 burn, MA. Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., August 28, 2015 A public hearing will be held on this for, CBC National Bank, its succes- dated April 27, 2007 and recorded September 4, 2015 license September 14, 2015 - at sors and assigns, dated November 15, with the Worcester County (Worcester 7:10p.m. at the Auburn Town Hall 2011 and recorded with the Worcester District) Registry of Deeds at Book (SEAL) Meeting Room, 104 Central Street, Au- County (Worcester District) Registry 41136, Page 127, of which mortgage THE COMMONWEALTH OF burn, MA 01501. of Deeds at Book 48251, Page 258, the undersigned is the present holder MASSACHUSETTS September 4, 2015 subsequently assigned to Selene by assignment from Mortgage LAND COURT Finance LP by Mortgage Electronic Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL (SEAL) Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee as nominee for New Equity Financial COURT COMMONWEALTH for, CBC National Bank, by assignment Corporation to The Bank of New York 2015 SM­­­­ 005526 OF MASSACHUSETTS recorded in said Registry of Deeds at Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, ORDER OF NOTICE LAND COURT Book 51168, Page 255, subsequently as Trustee for the certificateholders of To: DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL assigned to Green Planet Servicing, the CWABS, Inc., ASSET-BACKED Linda J. Faiola, Individually and as COURT LLC by Selene Finance LP by assign- CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-11 Administratix of the Estate of Marcello 15 SM005235 ment recorded in said Registry of dated October 9, 2012 and recorded D. Faiola ORDER OF NOTICE Deeds at Book 52202, Page 72; of with said registry on October 16, 2012 and to all persons entitled to the ben- TO: which Mortgage the undersigned is at Book 49788 Page 119, for breach efit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Michael P. Altman the present holder for breach of the of the conditions of said mortgage Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: and to all persons entitled to the ben- conditions of said Mortgage and for and for the purpose of foreclosing, the Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., succes- efit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief the purpose of foreclosing same will same will be sold at Public Auction at sor by merger to Wells Fargo Home Act:, 50 U.S.C. App. §501 et seq.: be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 4:00 p.m. on September 16, 2015, on Mortgage, Inc. successor by merger to The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a PM on September 11, 2015 at 13 the mortgaged premises located at 6 Norwest Mortgage, Inc. The Bank of New York, Successor Linda Avenue, Auburn, MA, all and Greenwood Drive, Auburn, Worcester claiming to have an interest in a to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., as singular the premises described in said County, Massachusetts, all and Mortgage covering real property in Trustee for Centex Home Equity Mortgage, to wit: singular the premises described in Auburn, numbered 58 Oxford Street, Loan Trust 2005-D The land referred to herein below is sit- said mortgage, given by Marcello D. Faiola to Ameri claiming to have an interest in a uated in the County of Worcester, State TO WIT: National Mortgage Co Inc DBA Internet Mortgage covering real property in of Massachusetts, and is described as A certain tract or parcel of land, with Mortgage, dated October 13, 1998, Auburn, numbered 4 Coolidge follows: Parcel l Beginning at a point buildings thereon, situate in Auburn, and recorded with the Worcester Street, given by Michael P. Altman on the Westerly side of Linda Avenue, Worcester County, Massachusetts, in County (Worcester District) Registry to Centex Home Equity Company, said point being located S 19° 48’ that part of Auburn called West Auburn of Deeds at Book 20532, Page 33, and LLC, dated May 9, 2005, and reg- E. eighty (80) feet from land now and further bounded and described as now held by the Plaintiff by assignment istered in the Worcester County or formerly of Richardson, and said follows: has/have filed with this court a com- (Worcester District) Registry District point being the Southeasterly corner Beginning at the Northwest corner plaint for determination of Defendant’s/ of the Land Court as Document No. of land now or formerly of Josiah R. thereof as the Northeast corner of Defendants’ Servicemembers status. 88144, and noted on Certificate of Title Whitaker, et ux Thence S. 70° 12’ W. Lot #1B, on the Southerly side of If you now are, or recently have been, No. 12761 and now held by Plaintiff one hundred and thirty-five (135) feet Greenwood Drive and all as shown on in the active military service of the by assignment, has filed with this more or less to land now or former- Plan hereinafter referred to; UnitedStates of America, then you court a Complaint for determination of ly of Mattimore Thence Northerly by Thence North 89° 2’ 3’’ East, by the may be entitled to the benefits of the Defendant’s Servicemembers status. Mattimore land, twenty-six (26) feet, Southerly side of Greenwood Drive, Servicemembers Civil ReliefAct. If If you now are, or recently have been, more or less to land of said Whitaker eighty (80) feet to the Northwest corner you object to a foreclosure of the in the active military service of the Thence N. 81° 37’ E. by other land of of Lot #3B on said Plan; above-mentioned property on that United States of America, then you said Whitaker, one hundred and thir- Thence South 6° 16’ 3’’ West, by the basis, then you or your attorney must may be entitled to the benefits of the ty-eight (138) feet more or less to the Westerly side of said Lot #3B one file a written appearance and answer Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If point of beginning. Containing 1755 hundred nine (109) feet, more or less, in this court at Three Pemberton you object to a foreclosure of the square feet more or less. Parcel II to land now or formerly of one Alpheus Square, above-mentioned property on that Beginning at a point in the Westerly line Durant; Boston, MA 02108 on or before basis, then you or your attorney must of Linda Avenue at the Southeasterly Thence North 87° 32’ West, by the October 5, 2015 or you will be forever file a written appearance and answer corner of the herein described prem- Northerly side of land now or formerly barred from claiming that you are enti- in this Court at Three Pemberton ises, said point is distant six hundred of said Durant, seventy nine and tled to the benefits of said Act. Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or twenty and twenty-five hundredths 54/100 (79.54) feet, more or less, to Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief before September 28, 2015 or you (620.25) feet Northerly of the Northerly the Southeast corner of Lot #1B on Justice of this Court on August 20, will be forever barred from claiming line of Southbridge Street as shown on said Plan; 2015 that you are entitled to the benefits of Plan recorded on Plan Book 157, Plan Thence North 6° 16’ 3’’ East by the Attest: said Act. 88, of Worcester District Registry of Easterly side of said Lot #1B, one ______Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Deeds Thence N. 19° 48’ W. by said hundred three (103) feet, more or Deborah J. Patterson Justice of this Court on August 12, Westerly line of Linda Avenue eighty less, to the Northeasterly comer of Recorder 2015 (80) feet to a point; Thence S. 81° 37’ said Lot #1B, on the Southerly side 201412-0088-YEL Attest: W. one hundred thirty-seven and thirty of Greenwood Drive at the place of September 4, 2015 ______hundredths (137.30) feet 137.30 feet beginning. Deborah J. Patterson to an iron pipe; Thence S 19° 00’ E. by Containing 8,431 square feet of land, (SEAL) Recorder land now or formerly of said Mattimore more or less, and being Lot #2B as COMMONWEALTH OF September 4, 2015 seventy-nine and seventy-eight hun- shown on a Plat of Houses Lots in MASSACHUSETTS dredths (79.78) feet to a point; Thence Auburn, known as ‘’Intervale’’ showing LAND COURT (SEAL) N. 81° 37’ E. by land of Paul S. Booker Sections ‘’B’’ and ‘’C’’ as revised DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL THE COMMONWEALTH OF and Ethel M. Booker one hundred September 20, 1949, Waterman A. COURT MASSACHUSETTS thirty-eight and forty-four hundredths Warren, Owner, Arthur N. Pond, 15 SM 005518 LAND COURT feet (138. 44) to the point of beginning. Surveyor. ORDER OF NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL Parcel ID: 55/016/0000 Commonly Being the same lot or parcel of ground, TO: COURT known as 13 Linda Avenue, Auburn, which by Deed dated September 29, Daniel J. Masakowski 2015 SM­­­­ 005780 MA 01501 However, by showing this 2006, and recorded among the land Dawn M. Masakowski ORDER OF NOTICE address no additional coverage is pro- records of the County of Worcester, and to all persons entitled to the To: vided on February 2, 2007, in Book 40614, benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Kimberly M. Bridge a/k/a Kimberly The premises are to be sold subject to Page 399, was granted and conveyed Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 Bridge and with the benefit of all easements, by Shelley Klein unto Shelley Klein and et. Seq.: CitiMortgage, Inc., succes- and to all persons entitled to the ben- restrictions, building and zoning laws, Frederick G. Klein, Jr., as Tenants by sor in interest by merger to Principal efit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- the Entirety. Residential Mortgage Inc. claiming to Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed have an interest in a Mortgage cov- M&T Bank tax titles, water bills, municipal liens recorded with Worcester County ering real property in Auburn, num- claiming to have an interest in a and assessments, rights of tenants (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds bered 6 Otis Street, given by Daniel J. Mortgage covering real property in and parties in possession. in Book 40614, Page 399, as affected Masakowski and Dawn M. Masakowski AUBURN, numbered 1 NEWLAND TERMS OF SALE: by Deed recorded with said Registry in to Mortgage Electronic Registration STREET, given by Kimberly M. Bridge A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND Book 52626, Page 245. Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nom- a/k/a Kimberly Bridge to Mortgage DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) These premises will be sold and inee for Sherwood Mortgage Group Electronic Registration Systems, in the form of a certified check or bank conveyed subject to and with the Inc., dated April 16, 2004, and record- Inc., dated September 24, 2012, and treasurer’s check will be required to be benefit of all rights, rights of way, ed at Worcester County (Worcester recorded with the Worcester County delivered at or before the time the bid restrictions, easements, covenants, District) Registry of Deeds in Book (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds is offered. The successful bidder will liens or claims in the nature of liens, 33349, Page 361, and now held by the in Book 49701, Page 128, and now be required to execute a Foreclosure improvements, public assessments, Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed held by the Plaintiff by assignment Sale Agreement immediately after the any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax with this court a complaint for deter- has/have filed with this court a com- close of the bidding. The balance of liens, water and sewer liens and any mination of Defendant’s/Defendants’ plaint for determination of Defendant’s/ the purchase price shall be paid within other municipal assessments or liens or Servicemembers status. If you now Defendants’ Servicemembers status. thirty (30) days from the sale date in existing encumbrances of record which are, or recently have been, in the active If you now are, or recently have been, the form of a certified check, bank are in force and are applicable, having military service of the United States of in the active military service of the treasurer’s check or other check satis- priority over said mortgage, whether America, then you may be entitled to United States of America, then you factory to Mortgagee’s attorney. The or not reference to such restrictions, the benefits of the Servicemembers may be entitled to the benefits of Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at easements, improvements, liens or Civil Relief Act. If you object to a fore- the Servicemembers Civil ReliefAct. the sale, to reject any and all bids, to encumbrances is made in the deed. closure of the above-mentioned prop- If you object to a foreclosure of the continue the sale and to amend the TERMS OF SALE: erty on that basis, then you or your above-mentioned property on that terms of the sale by written or oral A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 attorney must file a written appearance basis, then you oryour attorney must announcement made before or during ) Dollars by certified or bank check will and answer in this court at Three file a written appearance and answer the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set be required to be paid by the purchaser Pemberton Square, Boston, MA in this court at Three Pemberton aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the time and place of sale. The 02108 on or before October 5, 2015 or Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or at the sale shall be entitled only to a balance is to be paid by certified or you will be forever barred from claim- before October 5, 2015 or you will be return of the deposit paid. The pur- bank check at Harmon Law Offices, ing that you are entitled to the benefits forever barred from claiming that you chaser shall have no further recourse P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, of said Act. are entitled to the benefits of said Act. against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief or the Mortgagee’s attorney. The P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Justice of said Court on August 19, Justice of this Court on August 24, description of the premises contained Massachusetts 02461-0389, within 2015. 2015 in said mortgage shall control in the thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Attest: Attest: event of an error in this publication. Deed will be provided to purchaser for Deborah J. Patterson ______TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. recording upon receipt in full of the Recorder Deborah J. Patterson Other terms if any, to be announced purchase price. The description of the 15-021589 / Masakowski, Daniel Recorder at the sale. premises contained in said mortgage J./09/04/2015 201503-0703-PRP Planet Home Lending, LLC f/k/a Green shall control in the event of an error in September 4, 2015 September 4, 2015 Planet Servicing, LLC this publication. Present Holder of said Mortgage, Other terms, if any, to be announced By Its Attorneys, at the sale. ORLANS MORAN PLLC THE BANK OF NEW YORK PO Box 540540 MELLON FKA THE BANK OF NEW Waltham, MA 02454 YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Phone: (781) 790-7800 CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF THE 14-004522 CWABS, INC., ASSET-BACKED August 21, 2015 CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-11 August 28, 2015 Present holder of said mortgage September 4, 2015 By its Attorneys, Friday, September 4, 2015 • The Auburn News • 9 SENIOR SCENE

The Lorraine Gleick Nordgren Senior Council on Aging is hosting “Java most sense for you? We’ll talk about this — WAIT LIST ONLY — sight seeing on Center with Julie” on Monday, Sept. 14 at 10 and much more. If your just curious or the M/S Mount Washington, with buf- Auburn Council on Aging a.m. Join us with Town Manager Julie if you’re ready for a change, this is your fet aboard ship. Stop at Moulton Farm 4 Goddard Drive, Auburn Jacobson for conversation and coffee. chance to see windows 10 in action and Market also before returning home. 508-832-7799 This is a great opportunity to share ask questions, since there will be plenty Cost, $77. www.auburnguide.com/pages/ your ideas, ask questions and discuss of time for Q&A and discussion. Please • Sept. 23: Mystery Tour — WAIT auburnma_coa/index your concerns. Looking forward to see- call to register, 508-832-7799. LIST ONLY — Join us for a great sur- Hours: Mondays & Fridays, 8 a.m. ing you on Sept. 14. prise trip with sit down lunch and lots – 3 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday and YOU CAN HAVE THE LAST WORD of fun. There is a little walking on this Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 1 p.m. trip. Cost, $71. SIMPLE FACEBOOK FOR Join RSVP Worcester Area volun- • Oct. 8-10: Three days, Break for Moose The mission of the Auburn Council EVERYONE teers to learn in an unemotional setting; — At Sunday River, stay two nights at on Aging is to link elder needs and Wednesdays, Sept. 9 and Sept. 16, at receive an outline for an obituary; be the Grand Resort Hotel. Admission to resources by developing and/or coordi- 1 p.m. This class will cover Facebook with friends as you discover your rights the Fryeburg Fair. Dinner at the resort. nating services, community education basics for beginners and allow Q&A and MA law regarding final arrange- Two full breakfasts. Chondola ride up and advocacy. The Auburn Council on time for current users. In the first ses- ments. North Peak. See moose safari, third day Aging enhances the quality of life of sion, we’ll discover what the group Please call to register, 508-832-7799. we visit Sunday River Fall Festival Trip Auburn’s senior population by assist- wants to learn and adjust the class for concludes after fair. Cost, $419 d.b./$519 ing in identifying the needs of elders your questions. Bring your laptop com- FASCA CHICKEN DINNER single. and making recommendations to the puter, iPad or smartphone, if you have FASCA Chicken Dinner, Monday, • Oct. 21: Italian Festival — Live music town manager on programs, services one. You will be up and running on Oct. 19, at 4:30 p.m. Catered by Happy’s, with Frank Zarba and Ray Cavicchio. and policies that benefit and meet the Facebook by the end of the class. Please $6 per person tickets available for sale Choice of meal at Davernsport Yacht needs of this demographic group. The call to register, 508-832-7799. at the Senior Center until Oct. 2. Are Club. Come and enjoy Italian! Cost, $89. Council recommends and assists in the Session One: Quick Start you a FASCA Member? What does • Oct. 28: Salem Haunted Happenings coordination and implementation of a • What can I do on Facebook? FASCA do? Why is FASCA important — Spend the day in Salem. Dress up if continuum of programs and services • How do I create an account? to the Senior Center? FASCA stands for you like, or just walk around and enjoy that are offered for elders, through • How do I find and add Facebook Friends of the Auburn Senior Center. the sights. We dine at Victoria Station the Lorraine Gleick Nordgren Senior friends? It is a non-profit organization run by with choice of meal. Cost $65. Center. • What if someone wants to “friend” its members. If you are not a FASCA • Nov. 10: Come Fly With Me — Join us me? member, we urge you to join us during at the Castle of Knights, choice of meal. our membership drive. Dues are $5 per Then sit back and enjoy Rob Zappulla UPCOMING EVENTS • How do I see news from friends? • How do I “Like” or comment on a year for Annual Membership or $50 for and his seven-piece band to hear the AGING MASTERY PROGRAM friend’s status? a Lifetime Membership. FASCA mem- 50’s-60’s music of Frank Sinatra. Cost, The Auburn Senior Center in part- • How do I add news and photos? bers raise money to assist the Council $74. nership with the Auburn Public In Session Two: TuneUp on Aging by providing large and small • Nov. 14: New York City Shop and Library and St. Vincent Hospital will • Account security: necessities for the Senior Center. In the Sightsee Tour — You are on your own be offering the Aging Mastery Program - How do I edit my Profile? last year alone FASCA has subsidized with map in hand. Drop offs at different this fall thanks to a grant from the - How do I choose privacy settings? dinners, installed rolling windows in locations. Have a fun day of shopping Massachusetts Council on Aging • Q&A: What do you want to know the dining room serving area, paid for or see a show — whatever you want to Association. The program will start about Facebook? landscaping, runs weekly Bingo, card do. Cost, $59. Thursday, Sept. 10, at 10:15 a.m. and run games, Memorial Fund and numerous • Dec. 1: “A Christmas Carol” show every Thursday morning for 12 weeks. TECH CLINIC trips. The Senior Center would not at Norwood Theatre with lunch at The topics include Navigating Tech Clinic starting Wednesday, be able to do all it does without the Sheraton 4 Points Norwood. Cost is $89. Longer Lives, Exercise, Sleep, Healthy Sept. 16, at 11 a.m. generous financial help from FASCA. Casino day trips — Mohegan Sun, Eating and Hydration, Medication The Tech Clinic is your chance to The FASCA trip coordinators, Lynne Foxwoods, and Twin Rivers — call or Management, Advance Planning, come and talk with me about your spe- Guittar and Rich Hedin, also offer gift e-mail for information about these. Community Engagement, Healthy cific tech issues. For example: certificates redeemable towards trips, • Dec. 3: Lee Greenwood — Tennessee Relationships, Falls Prevention and - Is your computer acting different that make a terrific gift for family or Christmas. Foxwoods Theatre. Come Financial Fitness. Our speakers will (slow)? friends who like to travel. see Lee Greenwood sing his famous include Auburn Town Manager, - Do you want to figure something out song, “God Bless the USA,” plus many Julie Jacobson, physicians and clini- on that new smart phone you just got? FASCA MONTHLY DRAWING other hits. Includes casino package/ cians from St. Vincent Hospital, Elder - Should I buy a tablet or upgrade This October a drawing will be ini- buffet/slot play. Cost $85. Depart: 8:30 Services of Worcester, Inc. to name a what I already have? tiated of one $25 gift certificate for a a.m. Return Time: 6 p.m. few. - How do I stay safe on the Internet? FASCA member each month. You can • Canadian Maritimes Cruise: Sept. The program will take place at the - How do I text someone that picture only win if you are a FASCA member. 28-Oct. 7, 2016 — Travel by bus up to Auburn Public Library but registra- I just took? Won’t you please show your support Montreal for two days of sight seeing. tion is through the Senior Center. The No question is too big or too small. for the Senior Center and join FASCA Then board Ncl Dawn to Cruise Quebec- program is limited to 30 participants. You have questions, and I want to help today. Sydney-Halifax-St. John-Bar Harbor Please plan on attending the majority you get answers, and if I don’t know – to stop at Boston. Nine days total. Deposit of $600 upon reservation (insur- of the sessions. If you are interested call the answer, we’ll tap into “the web” to AUBURN TRAVELERS FASCA: 508-832-7799 to reserve your spot. figure it out. ance included). Prices vary due to cabin AUBURN SENIOR CENTER 2015 categories. Taking reservations now. So stop by any Wednesday between 11 TRIPS OPEN HOUSE a.m. and 12 noon and we’ll make your • Autumn Repositioning Cruise: Oct. Join us for an Open House at the technology behave! 28-Nov. 11, 2016. Take our cruise from Boston - stopping at San Juan-Bonaire- Senior Center, Saturday, Sept. 19, from Buy, Upgrade or Switch? Tuesday, Come and travel with us, 21 years Curacao-Aruba-Jamaica-George Town- 10 a.m. to noon Sept. 29, at 1 p.m. and older welcomed. Trips leave from Cozumel Mexico-and stop at final des- How should I access the internet, and the Auburn Senior Center. Deposits of tination of New Orleans. Deposit of MONDAY MOVIES what do I do now that Windows 10 has $10 needed for day trips and $50 deposit $600, plus optional insurance coverage. Monday Movies at 1 p.m. been released? A quick overview of needed for multi-day trips. Payments Prices vary due to cabin categories. Sept. 7: No movie — Senior Center what to expect from Windows 10 (just are due one month before date of trip Taking reservations now. closed for Labor Day released) and how it differs from previ- for day trip and two months before Sept. 14: “A Little Chaos” ous version of the software. We will talk multi-day trips. Call Lynne Guittar or Sept. 21: “McFarland, USA” about the trade-offs of keeping what you Rich Hedin at 508-832-7799 or e-mail us Sept. 28: “A Little Boy” have, How will you know it’s time to at [email protected]. make a change, and what type of device Try us any day. JAVA WITH JULIE (laptop, all-in-one, tablet)makes the • Sept. 9: Lake Winnipesaukee Cruise

LEGALS (SEAL) treasurer’s check will be required to be (SEAL) THE COMMONWEALTH OF MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE delivered at or before the time the bid THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS OF REAL ESTATE is offered. The successful bidder will MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the be required to execute a Foreclosure LAND COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL Power of Sale contained in a cer- Sale Agreement immediately after the DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT tain Mortgage given by Michael close of the bidding. The balance of COURT 2015 SM­­­­ 005610 Manu-Gyamfi to Mortgage Electronic the purchase price shall be paid within 2015 SM­­­­ 005910 ORDER OF NOTICE Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee thirty (30) days from the sale date in ORDER OF NOTICE To: for, Freedom Mortgage Corporation, the form of a certified check, bank To: Genevieve J. Dobbins;William J. its successors and assigns, dated treasurer’s check or other check satis- Jennifer Kimbar Dobbins April 30, 2008 and recorded with the factory to Mortgagee’s attorney. The and to all persons entitled to the benefit Worcester County (Worcester District) Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, and to all persons entitled to the ben- Registry of Deeds at Book 42795, the sale, to reject any and all bids, to 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: efit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Page 140, subsequently assigned continue the sale and to amend the Freedom Mortgage Corporation Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National terms of the sale by written or oral claiming to have an interest in a Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Association by Mortgage Electronic announcement made before or during Mortgage covering real property in claiming to have an interest in a Registration Systems, Inc., by assign- the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set Auburn, numbered 26 Westchester Mortgage covering real property in ment recorded in said Registry of aside for any reason, the Purchaser Drive, given by Jennifer Kimbar and Auburn, numbered 41 Stone Street, Deeds in Book 48728, Page 52, of at the sale shall be entitled only to a Stefan Leduc to Mortgage Electronic given by Genevieve J. Dobbins to which the Mortgage the undersigned return of the deposit paid. The pur- Registration Systems, Inc., dated Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated is the present holder, for breach of the chaser shall have no further recourse November 18, 2008, and recorded February 14, 2005, and registered conditions of said Mortgage and for the against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee with the Worcester County (Worcester with the Worcester County (Worcester purpose of foreclosing the same will or the Mortgagee’s attorney. The District) Registry of Deeds at Book District) Registry District of the Land be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM description of the premises contained 43534, Page 338, and now held by the Court as Document No.88929 and on September 25, 2015 at 5 Seneca in said mortgage shall control in the Plaintiff by assignment has/have filed noted on Certificate of Title No. 5155, Street, Worcester and Auburn, MA, all event of an error in this publication. with this court a complaint for deter- has/have filed with this court a com- and singular the premises described in TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. mination of Defendant’s/Defendants’ plaint for determination of Defendant’s/ said Mortgage, to wit: Other terms if any, to be announced Servicemembers status. Defendants’ Servicemembers status. The land with the buildings thereon in at the sale. If you now are, or recently have been, If you now are, or recently have been, Worcester, Massachusetts on Seneca JPMorgan Chase Bank, National in the active military service of the in the active military service of the Street being shown as Lot B-L on a Association UnitedStates of America, then you UnitedStates of America, then you “Plan of Land Lot B-L & B-R; Worcester, Present Holder of said Mortgage, may be entitled to the benefits of the may be entitled to the benefits of the Massachusetts” Applicant(s)own- By Its Attorneys, Servicemembers Civil ReliefAct. If Servicemembers Civil ReliefAct. If er(s): Real Estate Alternative Inc. and ORLANS MORAN PLLC you object to a foreclosure of the you object to a foreclosure of the Schonning Consulting Group drawn P.O. Box 540540 above-mentioned property on that above-mentioned property on that by hs&t group, inc. dated March 9, Waltham, MA 02454 basis, then you or your attorney must basis, then you or your attorney must 2006 recorded in Worcester Registry Phone: 781-790-7800 file a written appearance and answer file a written appearance and answer of Deeds at Plan Book 840, Plan 92. September 4, 2015 in this court at Three Pemberton in this court at Three Pemberton For title see Book 38870, Page 122 September 11, 2015 Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or Note: A portion of the premises are September 18, 2015 before October 5, 2015 or you will be before October 5, 2015 or you will be located in Auburn Massachusetts forever barred from claiming that you forever barred from claiming that you The premises are to be sold subject are entitled to the benefits of said Act. are entitled to the benefits of said Act. to and with the benefit of all ease- Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief ments, restrictions, building and zon- Justice of this Court on August 24, 2015 Justice of this Court on August 21, ing laws, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water Attest: 2015 bills, municipal liens and assessments, ______Attest: rights of tenants and parties in pos- Deborah J. Patterson ______session. Recorder Deborah J. Patterson TERMS OF SALE: 201103-0833-TEA Recorder A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND September 4, 2015 201505-0439-YEL DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) September 4, 2015 in the form of a certified check or bank 10 • The Auburn News • Friday, September 4, 2015 SPORTS Stonebridge Press Sports Summer in Review

With the calendar flipping over to the month of September, local high schools are back in session and the start of the local fall season sports schedule is just days away. With that having been said, let’s take one last look back at the summer that was throughout the Stonebridge Press cir- culation area. In baseball, two teams playing in Little League won their respective age division’s state championship. That included the Auburn Senior League team (ages 15-16) and the Southbridge Big League team (ages 17-18). Both squads then advanced to the Eastern Regionals. Switching to American Legion play, where athletes can be up to 19 years old, Northbridge Post 343 not only won the Zone 4 regular season and playoff titles, but they also reached the state tournament, where they fin- ished in third place. In Senior Ruth ball, with the age bracket roughly around the ages of 16-18, Flexcon of Spencer made its inaugural season a memorable one, winning the regular season title. And in the championship game, Douglas defeated Flexcon for the title. In softball, Charlton Little League was well represented in the Major Division (11-12 year olds) and the Junior Division (13-14 year olds). Both teams won their respective state championships and also advanced to the Eastern Regionals. Switching over to basketball, the Shepherd Hill Regional boys’ team won the Auburn Summer League for the second consecutive year, while the Millbury High girls’ squad took that Auburn Summer League, also for the second straight time. In the Trinity Basketball Association of Southbridge, the high school girls’ champions were the Tantasqua JV club (West Division) and Oxford High (East Division). — Nick Ethier

File photos Many local teams shared plenty of success on the baseball field, softball diamond, outdoor basketball blacktop and indoor basketball parquet. Auburn’s Tower one of five Bravehearts to make Futures League First Team

Photos courtesy Matt Dwyer

Auburn resident Zack Tower, a 2013 Auburn High graduate, played on the Futures Collegiate Baseball League (FCBL) championship winning Worcester Bravehearts this summer. Tower was named the FCBL Championship Series MVT sports briefs and finished the year with 13 home runs. for the first time. Visit Auburn Fastpitch www.AuburnFastpitch. WORCESTER — The Futures Auburn) and center fielder the second-best batting average com to register online and Collegiate Baseball League Ian Strom (UMass Lowell/ hitting .353 with 18 stolen bases Softball for girls for updates about what the (FCBL) has announced the Hopedale) were selected as and 26 runs scored. Strom was league is doing through- 2015 All-Futures League team position players. electric in the outfield, as he announces Fall Ball out the year. Also, please for the 2015 regular season. All Tower, who was named the made multiple diving grabs check out and follow together the two teams com- FCBL Championship Series throughout the season — two registration Auburn Fastpitch Softball bined for a total of 40 players MVP, hit .284 with 13 home of which made it onto ESPN on Facebook. with at least one player repre- runs and 35 RBI during the reg- SportsCenter’s Top 10 Plays. Auburn Fastpitch sented from all 10 teams in the ular season. Tower’s 13 homers Starting pitchers Dylan Softball, for girls ages 5-16, league. ranked second in the league Collett (Saint Leo/Altamont, still has openings for their Charlton Old Home Five members of the behind Seacoast Mavericks N.Y.) and Mike Bruemmel Fall Ball season, which Worcester Bravehearts made outfielder Ryan Gendron (Wheaton/Bridgewater) were will run in September and Day Road Race that list, and four of them were (SNHU/Nashua, N.H.) who also selected alongside relief October. Registration for selected to play in the 2015 smacked 22 homers during the pitcher Logan Fullmer (Maine/ Fall Ball 2015 is open for registration now set Futures League All-Star Game. season. Lebanon, Pa). U-8, U-10, U-12 and U-14 lev- All five representatives Despite not rejoining the Tower, a 2013 Auburn High els. The cost is $50 a player. The 49th annual from Worcester made the Bravehearts until June 30, graduate, will be a junior at the Fall Ball through Charlton Old Home Day First Team, as first baseman Strom went on a tear through- start of the collegiate season. Auburn Fastpitch Softball Road Race will take place Zack Tower (UMass Lowell/ out July and August, as he had features one competitive on Monday, Sept. 7. The game a week on Sundays, race will start at 9 a.m. so it doesn’t interfere with with registration begin- soccer games. To regis- ning at 7:30 in front of the ter online, visit www. Town Hall across from AuburnFastpitch.com or the library at 37 Main St check the website for addi- (Route 31). The entry fee 25,000 Unique Visitors tional information and is $15. Get race applica- updates. tions at the Charlton Town Fall Ball through Hall, Charlton Optical or Auburn Fastpitch Softball on www.charltonsports. is a great way for expe- org. See website for link Every Week! rienced players to keep to online registration. For up their skills from the more information, contact previous spring and sum- Rob Thomas at (774) 402- mer programs as well as 4027 or email robscotho@ for new players to expe- hotmail.com. TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com rience and learn softball Friday, September 4, •2015 The Auburn News • 11 12 • The Auburn News • Friday, September 4, 2015 Obituaries Marilyn R. O’Loughlin, 74 Joseph A. Cote Sr., 90

OXFORD — dancing, and playing games around the LEICESTER — States Navy during Marilyn R. (McGee) house with her family, being there for Joseph A. Cote Sr., World War II where O’Loughlin, 74, was many sporting events, dance recitals, 90 beloved husband, he was assigned to taken in the arms of listening to her grandchildren sing, and father and cherished amphibious opera- Jesus on Tuesday, traveling to see the many wonderful friend, passed away tions. He served in the Aug. 25, surrounded landscapes of New England. She loved peacefully in his home Normandy Invasion by her loving family. the holidays when the family would all on Thursday, Aug. 27. and in Southern She is survived be together. She was a truly remarkable He leaves his wife of France. He was an by her son, Steven mother, grandmother, mother-in-law, 67 years, Lorraine E. avid fly fisherman O’Loughlin and aunt, and friend - touching the hearts of (Robinson) Cote, a son and fly tyer, he espe- his wife Mary Ellen of Shrewsbury; many. She will be missed by all. Joseph A. Cote, Jr. of Auburn, a daugh- cially loved salmon fishing. He was a her daughter, Kathleen Hennessy The family would like to thank the ter Maryann Cote and her husband founding member of the New England and her husband Kevin of North nursing staff at UMass Hospital 6 West Raymond of Leicester, a sister Sylvia Fly Tyers and the Rhoddy Fly Rodders. Oxford; her grandchildren, Ryan and and West 3 at Memorial Hospital, for Connor of Auburn, a granddaughter He owned and operated Cote’s Fly Shop Erin O’Loughlin of Shrewsbury, and their compassionate and loving care, April Desmond and her husband Ted in Leicester for 47 years. He enjoyed Shannen and Lauren Hennessy of North and especially Kathie Jennings and Jen of Webster, a brother-in-law Donal teaching others the sport he was so pas- Oxford; her brother, James McGee and Brier who made all the difference, and to Robinson of Worcester, and several sionate about. “Tight lines Joe.” his wife Joyce of Auburn; her niece, the Rose Monahan Hospice Residence. nieces and nephews. The funeral was held Sunday, Aug. Susan McGee of Auburn; and her best A funeral was held on Monday, Aug. He was predeceased by a broth- 30, in Morin Funeral Home, 1131 Main friend who she enjoyed very much and 31, from Paradis-Givner Funeral Home, er Robert Cote and a sister Jeanne St., Leicester. Burial will be private at was such a big part of her life, Patricia 357 Main St., Oxford, followed by a Chouinard. the convenience of the family. Calling Dee of Oxford. Mass at St. Jude/St. Aloysius Church, Mr. Cote was born in Holyoke, son hours preceded the service. Marilyn was born in Worcester, the 489 Pleasant St., Leicester. Burial fol- of Telesphore and Yvonne (Boulanger) In lieu of flowers memorial dona- daughter of the late James and Marion lowed at St. Roch’s Cemetery in Oxford. Cote. He worked in the collections tions may be made to; Project Healing (Dillon) McGee. She graduated from Calling hours were Sunday, Aug. 30, at department at Commonwealth Gas Co. Waters, P.O. Box 695, La Plata, MD Worcester Girls Trade High School. She the funeral home. for 30 years before retiring. 20646. was a stitcher at Worcester Knitting In lieu of flowers, memorial con- He served his country in the United Visit www.morinfuneralhomes.com. for 34 years, and later retired from the tributions may be made to UMass David Clark Company after 15 years. Memorial Medical Center, c/o the Marilyn loved being with and was so Cancer Research Fund, P.O. Box 2795, Alicia M. Raymond, 88 proud of her children and grandchil- Worcester, MA 01613. dren. She enjoyed the simple things – Visit www.paradisfuneralhome.com. AUBURN — Alicia in the 1960’s, Cambridge, from 1974 to family vacations to the beach, singing, M. (Gutierrez) 1988 and then in Orleans, until 2013 Raymond, 88, former- when she moved to Auburn. ly of Orleans, died Mrs. Raymond was first a model and Tuesday, Aug. 25, in an airline stewardess. She then worked Bruce G. Hebert, 68 Webster Manor after as a travel agent in the 1950’s. She owned CHARLTON — Bruce G. Hebert, 68, Orpha (Desrosiers) Hebert, and lived a six week illness. and operated “Through the Looking died Tuesday Aug. 25, at Harrington most of his life in Charlton. He graduat- Her first husband, Glass,” a children’s clothing store in Memorial Hospital, after being stricken ed from Southbridge High School Class James Russell Clark, Orleans for 10 years in the 1990’s. ill. of 1965, after graduation he enlisted in died in 1960. Her sec- She was a member of the Federated He leaves his wife of 10 years, Hope the United States Marine Corps where ond husband of 41 years, Thomas J. Church in Orleans. (Johnson) Hebert. They were married he served for three years. He enjoyed Raymond, died in 2005. A graveside service will be held on July 16, 2005. traveling, his dog Max, but he especial- She leaves a son, Geoffrey B. Clark Saturday, Sept. 12, at 11 a.m. in Orleans He was predeceased by his first wife ly loved spending time with his family and his wife Michelle A. Clark of West Cemetery, Tonset Road, Orleans, Carmen (Cournoyer) Hebert who died and grandchildren boating and fishing Brookfield; two grandchildren, Alice followed by a celebration of her life in December 1999. He also leaves his on his pontoon boat. He was a member Friedman and her husband Aaron of from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Old Sea daughters Carlene Sherbourne and her of the Prindle Lake Association. Brooklyn, N.Y., and Noah L. Savage of Pines Inn, 2553 Main St., Rte 6A, East husband Ray of Auburn, and Mandy Funeral services were private. Manhattan, N.Y.; and a brother, John Brewster. There are no calling hours. Hebert and her fiancé Donna Boccelli Sansoucy Funeral Home, 40 Marcy St., Halvorson of Brewster. Memorial donations may be made to of Sturbridge, his granddaughters Southbridge, MA 01550, directed the She was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and either the American Cancer Society, Emerson Sherbourne and Abigayl arrangements. raised in Cranston, R.I., and Wellesley, 30 Speen St., Framingham, MA 01701 Sherbourne of Auburn. Donations may be made to the the daughter of Gentil and Gladys or to the Cape Cod Museum of Natural He also leaves a stepson, Frederick National Breast Cancer Foundation, (Kendrick) Gutierrez. She graduated History, 869 Main St., Brewster, MA Berard, of W. Springfield, and step- Inc. 2600 Network Blvd, Suite 300, from Wellesley High School in 1945 02631. Arrangements are under the daughter Amanda Beaulieu and her Frisco, Texas 75034, or to the Worcester and earned an Associate Degree from direction of Sitkowski & Malboeuf husband Scott of Newington, Conn. Animal Rescue League 139 Holden Stephen’s College in Columbia, Mo., Funeral Home, 340 School Street, Bruce was born in Southbridge, Aug. Street Worcester, MA 01606. in 1947. She received her Bachelor of Webster. 21, 1947, son of the late Armand and Visit www.sansoucyfuneral.com. Education Degree from Lesley College, For more information, visit www. Boston in the 1990’s. She resided in sitkowski-malboeuf.com. Dallas, Texas, in the 1950’s, Wellesley, Community Calendar

The calendar page is a free service is $5, while children 11 and under get in free play. Mother Goose Story Time is Open Story Time will be held at 4:30 offered for listings for government, educa- for free. Food and refreshments will be held at the Auburn Public Library on p.m. every Thursday at the Auburn tional and non-profit organizations from available. For more information, call Tuesdays at 10 a.m. Please stop by and Public Library. No registration Auburn and surrounding towns. Send (508) 949-2114 or visit www.pwrfc.net. join us. If you need more information, required. Please drop in. Open to all all calendar listings and happenings you may call the library at 508-832-7790. ages. For more information, call 508- by mail to Adam Minor at Stonebridge We hope to see you there. 832-7790. Press, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA Friday, Oct. 9 01550; by fax at (508) 764-8015 or by e-mail The Bay State Chapel meets at 6 p.m. Chuck wants boys in the 6th through to [email protected]. Please AUBURN every Saturday at St. Thomas Episcopal 10th grades to join The Man Cave. The write “calendar” in the subject line. All Church, 35 School St., Auburn. Man Cave is a boys’ group that meets calendar listings must be submitted by Auburn Homecoming & Fall Festival Everyone is invited. There will be child- from 7:30 to 8:45 p.m. Thursdays at the 3 p.m. on Friday to be published in the — Friday night and Saturday, Oct. care and refreshments at every service. AYFS, 21 Pheasant Court, Auburn. This following Friday’s edition. We will print 9 and 10. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., is where members will learn that peers such listings as space allows. Auburn High School. Friday, 7 p.m., The Auburn Historical Museum at 41 their own age share similar concerns. Varsity Football Auburn vs. Grafton, South St. is open every Tuesday, from Group members will be able to discuss Saturday, 9 a.m., Boys JV Soccer, 10:30 9 a.m. to noon, and Saturday from 9:30 ways to cope with their concerns as well Tuesday, Sept. 15 a.m., Girls JV Soccer, 10 a.m., Boys and a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Admission is free to as receive positive feedback. Each week Girls Cross Country, 12 noon, JV Field see a variety of artifacts and memora- will center around a particular topic for AUBURN Hockey, 12 noon, Boys Varsity Soccer, bilia concerning Auburn as far back discussion. There is no cost to join. For 1:30 p.m., Varsity Field Hockey, 1:30 as when it was known as the town of more information, call Brandon Pare The Auburn Historical Society’s p.m., Girls Varsity Soccer. All games Ward. All are welcome to come. For 508-832-5707, ext. 16 or Dan Secor 508-832- monthly meeting will be held on are vs. Northbridge. Games, train rides, more information contact Sari Bitticks 5707, ext. 14. Free food available. Tuesday, Sept. 15, at the Auburn Senior pumpkin decorating, face painting, at [email protected]. Center, 4 Goddard Drive. Featured pro- food, craft, vendors, scarecrow contest, Federal law guarantees every student gram will be “The Swedes are Coming, costume contest, fun for all ages! The Auburn Mall hosts an entertain- the right to a free and appropriate pub- The Swedes are Coming” Auburn’s Schedule of events will be listed in ing and educational Story Time on the lic education regardless of disability. Viking Invasion presented by Kay the Auburn News and on www.auburn- first Tuesday of each month from 12 State law (603 CMR 28) documents the Sheldon. Pot Luck Supper at 5:30 p.m. guide.com. Sponsored by the Auburn p.m. to 12:30 p.m. Local children of all process for identifying the students with a so cook up your favorite dish Recreation and Culture Department ages are invited; members of the mall who may have a disability. The Auburn and bring it along. The meetings are and Auburn Public Schools. For infor- team and participating mall retailers Public Schools is committed to provid- free and open to the public. For more mation please call-508-832-7736 or email will help teach the children the joys of ing special education services for stu- information call 508-832-6856. [email protected]. Rain or reading through various stories and dents with disabilities from age 3 to 21. shine. books. Children can also participate Child Find is a continuous process Drop in anytime between 6 and 7:30 in reading themed arts & crafts and of public awareness activities, screen- p.m. at the Pakachoag Music School families will also get special in-store ing and evaluation designed to locate, (203 Pakachoag Stree) on Sept. 15 to chat ONGOING EVENTS savings! identify and refer as early as possi- with staff and directors of Pakachoag ble all young children with disabilities Music School, The Worcester Youth AUBURN Divorced? Separated? You don’t have and their families who are in need of Orchestras, and the Worcester to go through it alone. Divorce Care is Early Intervention Program (Part C) Children’s Chorus. We’ll have program Christian 12 Step Program for Men a support group that meets from 6:30 to or Preschool Special Education (Part fliers on hand and you can learn about and Women from 7-8:15 p.m. every 8 p.m. Wednesdays in Room 207 at the B/619) services of the Individuals with the array of music opportunities avail- Tuesday at Faith Baptist Church, 22 Faith Baptist Church, 22 Faith Avenue, Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). able through our three organizations. Faith Ave, Auburn. Do you feel your Auburn, providing practical support, Parents/guardians of children ages Programs for all ages, birth to retire- life/relationships/habits are spinning recovery and hope. There is a volun- 3-22, who reside in Auburn and feel ment. Discover how you can give the out of control? A Christian 12 Step tary donation of $15. Childcare will be their child is in need of an evaluation gift of music — to yourself or your Program is the Key to Christ and Life provided. Activities for K-high school for the determination of eligibility for child. For more info, contact Pakachoag providing Abundance, Blessing and occur at the same time. For more infor- special education services, may contact Music School at [email protected] or Grace. Come as you are or please con- mation, call 508-832-5044, ext. 321. the Office of Pupil Services at (508) call (508) 791-8159. tact 508-832-5044, ext. 155 for more infor- 832-7752. You may also contact your mation. The Nipmuck Coin Collectors Club child’s school directly and speak with meets the fourth Wednesday of each the special education team chairperson Sunday, Sept. 20 Have a little one in the house? Looking month at 6:30 p.m. at the Oxford Senior to discuss your concerns. to get out and do something? The Center, 323 Main St., behind the Oxford To receive Special Education ser- CHARLTON Auburn Public Library may have just Town Hall. Everyone is welcome from vices, children must meet eligibili- the thing for you. Mother Goose Story long time collectors to those just start- ty guidelines according to the IDEA. The 25th annual Model Train time is for children ages 6-15 months. ing to collect or maybe looking to pick For more information you can write: Show presented by the Providence & It’s a great place for children and their up a new hobby. For more information Rosemary Reidy, Director of Pupil Worcester Railfan Club at the Overlook grownups to listen to stories, share about our club or coins in general, call Services, 5 West Street, Auburn, MA Hotel & Reception Room, 88 Masonic some nursery rhymes and have time Dick Lisi at 508-410-1332 or visit lisirich- 01501 or call (508) 832-7752. Home Road (Route 31) in Charlton. to connect with others during musical [email protected]. Admission for the 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. event www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Friday, September 4, 2015 • The Auburn News • 13 New middle school officially opens in Auburn

sales tax on anything has con- AMS tributed to building and reno- continued from page 1 vating school buildings and it’s the tremendous that the entire nice to see that penny on the community has given to the sales tax come back here to the children of Auburn, the sixth, town of Auburn,” said Frost. seventh and eighth graders of “This is a wonderful and great today and of tomorrow,” said day. As a father I have two Brunelle. “The construction children who will be entering of the magnificent facility was this middle school the day after truly the result of the efforts Labor Day.” of many. To bring in a project Moore gave his own words of this magnitude on time and of encouragement in a brief under budget is a tremendous speech during the ceremony. feat.” Moore said the town and every- She commended the town’s one involved with the project School Building Committee for should be very proud of what their effort especially and the they’ve accomplished. chairman of that committee, “This is a testament to this Mark Imse, noted that it took community,” he said. “It really the support and dedication of is an honor to be here and to be The view from the main entrance to Visitors make their way into Auburn Middle School following the official a part of the history of the town the entire town to really bring the new Auburn Middle School. ribbon cutting, opening the school to the public on Aug. 29. the project to life. of Auburn. This facility would “There was an incredi- not have been possible without ble amount of support from the support (of the communi- everybody and we did a lot of ty).” informational sessions and we future and current students that?’ and I look into the faces and the Senate commending With school slated to start heard from a lot of people, got a of the school in attendance, to of the students here and it’s Auburn for its dedication to after the Labor Day holiday lot of good feedback. It’s always stand and thank the taxpayers immediately apparent to me. the school and congratulating weekend, students can be been a very good support sys- personally for their dedication They believe (in the children) the district on the new facility. excited for a new start in a tem,” he said. to education. and that they believe the chil- Frost said he personally can’t brand new facility and a bright Jack McCarthy, a member “The taxpayers, the voters dren deserve a 21st century wait to see how the facility future ahead of them, courtesy of the MSBA, joined the rest of this town, voted overwhelm- building.” improves education in Auburn of the Auburn taxpayers and of the morning’s speakers in ingly in favor of this project,” Both State Rep. Paul Frost, and noted that having children the support of many local and crediting the taxpayers as the he said. “What does that mean? whose daughter sang the of his own the project had a state agencies at the brand new most important driving fac- It means they voted to volun- national anthem to open the personal significance to him Auburn Middle School. tor to bringing the new school tarily raise their taxes, the ceremony, and State Sen. as he worked with the town to Auburn. While the MSBA opposite of what you would Michael Moore attended the on the state level to see things Jason Bleau may be reached provided their own support, in think people would do. You ask ribbon cutting and presented through. at 508-909-4129, or by e-mail at more way than one, McCarthy yourself, ‘Why would they do citations from both the House “Anyone who has ever paid a [email protected]. asked all the children, the There and back again Moore announces 75th Citizens’ Legislative Seminar

BOSTON – Sen. Michael O. Moore “The Citizens’ Legislative Seminar is (D-Millbury) announced that the 75th part of the Massachusetts Senate’s ongo- Citizens’ Legislative Seminar (CLS) ing effort to increase civic engagement will be held this fall on Tuesday, Oct. and open up the democratic process,” 20, and Wednesday, Oct. 21, from 9:30 said Senate President Stan Rosenberg a.m. to 4 p.m. at the State House. (D-Amherst). “This is an excellent learn- CLS is a citizen seminar that aims ing experience and I encourage those to better educate the public on the interested to contact their senator.” Commonwealth’s legislative process. The CLS culminates with a simulated Established in 1976 through a collabora- legislative hearing and Senate session tive effort of the Massachusetts Senate where participants are invited to use and the University of Massachusetts, what they have learned and participate this two-day seminar features presen- as “Senators” in the Senate Chamber in tations by Senators and staff on aspects order to have a first-hand experience of of the day-to-day experience of legisla- the legislative process. tors in the Commonwealth. Topics will All residents of the Second include the history and process of the Worcester District are invited to con- Legislature, the parliamentary role of tact Senator Moore’s Office via tele- the Clerk of the Senate and the future phone at (617) 722-1485 by Monday, of the Legislature. September 21st in order to be nomi- “I encourage residents of the Second nated by Senator Moore. Participation Olivia Richman photo Worcester District to participate in is on a first come, first served basis. Bob Briere and Sylvia Buck traveled 7,949 miles round trip, from Boston to Newport, Ore. this unique learning experience,” said Additional information about the pro- Inspired by Bryan Farr, they took a road trip down historic U.S. Route 20. Moore. “The program provides a first- gram is available on the Legislature’s hand opportunity to engage in the leg- website, https://malegislature.gov/ islative process, and to get a better Engage/EducationalOpportunities/ understanding of the work done by CitizensLegislativeSeminar. could see right through! It was a little Legislators and staff on Beacon Hill.” TRIP scary!” continued from page A3­­­ Briere: “I was a bit hesitant because of the price.” was hoping to meet Frank and Mike, Buck: “But you couldn’t put a price but chances are they were on the road. on that experience. It was worth it.” I also wanted to see Danielle, the lady Briere: “It was fantastic.” that works for them. I wanted to see if her tattoos were real! About 2,000 to A NEW VIEW OF AMERICA 3,000 people visit that store a day. It’s like a pilgrimage. I bought a couple lit- Many people go on vacation. Maybe tle things there. Things that they have they go to New York City or Disney picked on the show were in the shop.” World. They might even go on cruises Buck: “Another interesting spot in or travel out of the country, said Briere. Iowa was the site where the movie ‘Field “They’re missing out,” he said. “A lot of Dreams’ was made. It was a movie of people don’t get to see the rest of the about a man’s dream to build a base- country. The thing that stands out is ball field in his backyard and have all how beautiful this country is.” of the baseball greats come play there. Buck: “When my kids were in high The movie set was right in the middle school they told me their friends never of nowhere. They searched a long time traveled west. They had no idea how until they found the perfect location.” big the country is and what it’s like in AN EVEN MORE SPONTANEOUS the west.” DECISION Briere: “I gained a greater apprecia- tion for our country. I was so fortunate If you thought traveling across the to have done this. The people are differ- country on a whim was spontaneous ent everywhere.” enough, you haven’t met Briere and Buck: “It reinforced the belief we Buck. both hold — this country has more to Buck: “I especially wanted to see cra- offer than you can imagine. You need ters of the moon, lava fields in old vol- to travel it and not stay at the tourist canoes. It’s kind of weird, seeing piles spots on the east. You need to go mile of lava.” after mile to have an idea of how vast Briere: “The highlight of our trip was the country is and see the variety.” visiting Mt. Saint Helens, the volcano that erupted in 1980. Sylvia was familiar Olivia Richman can be reached at with the mountain. But we decided to 508-909-4132 or by e-mail at olivia@stone- take a helicopter into the crater.” bridgepress.com. Buck: “It was one of those bubble helicopters. So if you looked down you See a photo you would like to order? Photo Reprints Available Call Stonebridge Press 25,000 Unique Visitors for details 508-764-4325 or drop us an email at Every Week! [email protected] TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 14 • The Auburn News • Friday, September 4, 2015 A roundup of reader tips

As summer nears to an end, readers *** *** Joseph Santa Maria of Uxbridge, Mass., continue to share their favorite tips Fleas flee with this Take A reader shares her whose name was drawn for dinner for and tricks to make life a little easier! effective, chemical free creative slip free tips for two at the Publick House. He submitted From recycling and repurposing ideas treatment. the seniors: the paper plate repurposing tip above. to adopting good old Yankee ingenuity, Here is a tip for clean- As a senior citizen I the following time and money saving ing dogs and cats with Hint wanted safe traction and *** tips are sure to halt some of the little fleas and dry skin. Bathe the least cleaning solution Win Dinner for Two — Your tips can hassles in everyday life. And remember in lemon juice and vine- KAREN for my fiberglass show- win you a great dinner for two at the readers, send in your best hints. Your gar (apple cider) with a TRAINOR er floor. I did not want historic Publick House Historic Inn tips can win you dinner for two at the moisturizing shampoo. rubber mats or self-stick in Sturbridge! Simply send in a hint Publick House! The cider vinegar kills materials applied, both to be entered into a random drawing. and fleas and cleans while the lemon of which collect soap residue or mil- One winner per month will win a fabu- *** juice softens the skin along with the dew, causing extra cleaning, effort and lous three-course dinner for two at the This “foil” proof recycling tip is out of shampoo. This treatment is organic – time. Instead, before showering, I place renowned restaurant, located on Route this world! not harmful as flea shampoos and less a terry cloth washcloth or utility cloth 131 across the town common in historic With grandsons, we save the foil from expensive. on each side of the floor drain. They pro- Sturbridge. Because I’m in the business candy wrappers. We cut out shapes, cir- vide a firm footing and non-slip surface. of dispensing tips, not inventing them cles and even made our own planets and Karen Seraphin After showering, these cloths are wrung (although I can take credit for some), galaxies to decorate the wall in the yard Putnam, Conn. out and are added to the laundry to I’m counting on you readers out there to and deck. We had a blast! wash and dry to be used again. So easy share your best helpful hints! *** and safe too! Pauline Lachance Germ fighting is “in the bag” with this A family member hung a long length Do you have a helpful hint or handy Wales, Mass. quick and easy cleaning tip! (adjusted to my height) of bulky sports tip that has worked for you? Do you have I use a hand sanitizer to clean the bot- rope and with a knot and loop from a question regarding household or gar- *** tom and straps of my handbags. Works the (permanent) shower curtain rod. It den matters? If so, why not share them That’s the way the cracker crumbles! great! provides a safety hand grip getting in with readers of Stonebridge Press publi- I save crumbs from cracker packages and out of the shower. No expensive cations? Send questions and/or hints to: and also cereal boxes and use them for Terry Maiorana installation of metal hand grips to the Take the Hint!, c/o Stonebridge Press, break or cracker crumbs when I need Ashford, Conn. shower walls. No danger of injury, in P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550. Or them. You can mix them together or case of a fall against a metal pipe. Also e-mail [email protected]. Hints are entered store each kind in a separate plastic bag *** no marks on the wall due to hand held into a drawing for a three course dinner or small container. Using this method This multi-purpose use is a perfect fit: pressure grip Plus no extra cleaning or for two at the historic Publick House Inn! you recycle the crumbs – since you have I stack non-stick frying pans for stor- wall damage to shower walls. For more great hints, tune into Take the already bought them. Also, you will age. To prevent scratching, I put a paper Hint! one minute snippet tips aired on almost never run out of crumbs! plate between each one. Works great! Hope Fox NASH Icon 98.9. And for more tips and Danielson, Conn. talk, be sure to listen to my live hour long Sharon Conlon Joseph Santa Maria show Fridays from 9 to 10 a.m., on WARE Whitinsville, Mass. Uxbridge, Mass. *** 1250. Prize Winner — Congratulations to Historical memorabilia

We’ve reached the a torn painting at a Pennsylvania top three items in our flea market. It was purchased for $4 top 10 list of antiques because the buyer liked the frame. and collectibles. After uncovering the Declaration of Historical memora- Independence, it sold for $2.4 million bilia is today’s topic. at auction. This is a broad Presidential materials are highly area and can include collectible. Signed George Washington political and presi- letters can sell in the $10,000’s or even dential memorabilia, higher depending on the content. The Antiques, items from histori- more historical significance, the high- Collectibles cal events in sports er the value will be to collectors. and entertainment, War related memorabilia can also & Estates war memorabilia, command strong prices. In particular, world’s fairs, circus- Civil War and World War II related WAYNE TUISKULA es along with other materials are selling very well. Civil notable events from War weapons, uniforms, photographs, our country’s past documents, flags and banners, dia- and from throughout the world. With ries and letters are all very desirable. New England being so rich in history, World War II items are also drawing there are also a wealth of local histori- high bids at auction. German weapons cal items and many collectors. and other war trophies captured by There is strong demand for import- U.S. soldiers are coveted by collectors. Courtesy photo ant historical memorabilia from There are buyers for memorabilia around the world. Bloomberg reported from all important historical events S.S. Rita Spanish American War medicine chest sold for $920 at our last auction. that a copy of the Magna Carta sold for and much of everyday life of the past. $21.3 million in 2007. However, in this Advertising signs and old stock from One example was a medicine chest areas of antiques. The Monday semi- column we’ll focus on American his- stores, gas stations and other busi- from the S.S. Rita for over $900. The nars will take place at 11 a.m. at 1199 tory and Americana. Webster defines nesses that closed many years ago are ship was captured during the Spanish Main St. in Worcester on Sept. 14 and Americana as materials concerning or great finds. An old, weathered gas sta- American War and converted into a Oct. 12. New sales will be added soon. characteristic of America, its civiliza- tion structure still brought over $4,000 troop ship. A Benjamin Harrison cam- Keep watching www.centralmasauc- tion, or its culture. when we sold it at auction. A jacket paign hat realized $265. tions.com. Better yet, join our email Historical memorabilia comes in a that was worn by Admiral Byrd on I hope to meet many of you who read list or follow us on social media. variety of forms. What is arguably one of his expeditions reached nearly this column in the Blackstone Valley Contact us at: Wayne Tuiskula the most important United States $4,000. We sold Teddy Roosevelt let- Tribune at our next appraisal event. Auctioneer/Appraiser Central Mass document became one of the great- ters from when he was a student at It will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Auctions for Antique Auctions, Estate est all time flea market finds. One Harvard University for over $4,500. Sept. 10 at the Douglas Senior Center, Sales and Appraisal Services www.cen- of only 24 copies of the Declaration Our last auction on August 27th con- 331 Main St. Goddard Homestead has tralmassauctions.com (508-612- 6111), of Independence was found behind tained a number of historical items. invited me back to lecture on different [email protected]. Railfan Club hopes to increase awareness, support

program. When the people “These plans have been in want to spread their love of and learn what we do. You look RAILROAD come we go through the whole redevelopment for 15 years and railroading and its history to in the paper, and ‘this group’ continued from page 1 procedure and explain things have just sat there. We’ve had the masses. Saying that the and ‘that group’ are getting of railroads and trains as a to them. What’s the safe way to offers now from Putnam to take group works “non-stop” for donations, and we’re putting whole. Radcliffe explained that do stuff, and all that.” all this and move it to Putnam. their cause and he is hoping in a lot of time and effort for the group may look like just a The club involves every Now, Webster’s selectmen to see the public become more people to learn and to look at a bunch of old timers embrac- aspect of railroading, from invite us to their meetings and aware of the museum and see train and understand the safe- ing their lifelong hobbies on models to artifacts, safety, and the town assessor said, ‘I want support increase as they add to ty involved with it. Everybody the surface, but there is much the future and the past of the in on this.’ I went to the orig- their collection. just seems to be content that more than meets the eye for the practice, with the members inal redevelopment meeting “If we can get all the help we it’s here but we do a lot.” Providence and Worcester Rail constantly looking for new and that property was marked need we can put more track in Those wishing to learn more Fan Club. additions to their collection. as useless. I pulled out the blue- there, and then anything we about the museum or the fan “We get to play with the big However Radcliffe noted that prints and the actual quote I want we can get it to come in club can either visit the muse- stuff. You’ve got to be care- in recent years it has been got was that it was the ‘missing by rail, and we don’t have to um any weekday or take the ful though because if it hurts tough as the non-profit has part of the puzzle,’ that muse- pay for a crane to come in,” time to learn a bit about trains you it doesn’t say I’m sorry,” struggled to gain outside sup- um going in over there. Ever he said. “We come down here and railroading at the club’s said Radcliffe. “We teach rail- port and has even had to sac- since it’s been nothing. Get us every day and do stuff. We wait annual train show on Sept. 20, road safety to all the differ- rifice equipment to save space. going over there,” he said. until the 5 p.m. train comes in Charlton at the Overlook ent visitors that come. For the As a hopeful solution, At 70 years old, Radcliffe has through before we close it up. Hotel. kids we give them a little book Radcliffe shed some light on put countless hours and a lot If we see something going on and crayons and we have key plans to expand the museum of dedication into the museum or some defect on the train we Jason Bleau may be reached chains for the adults that say by taking over the nearby and the fan club, and said he report it. So, we work hard on at 508-909-4129, or by e-mail at ‘Operation Life Saver,’ which Commerce Parking Lot behind and his fellow members are this and there are opportuni- [email protected]. is a railroad crossing safety 7/11 in Webster. like one big family who just ties for people to come down

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The “Trips Offered” section is for Carousel. Cost is $49 per person, $39 for gourmet luncheons are accented with non-profit organizations and will run children ages 4-10 and free for children herbs and edible flowers grown right as space allows. Anyone who wishes to 3 and under. Departure is 10:45 a.m. in their own culinary gardens. $49 cov- CHARLTON SENIOR take advantage of this space must sub- from Southbridge RMV parking lot and ers your transportation and five-course mit a copy of a not-for-profit certificate to return is about 8 p.m. Reservation dead- luncheon including tax and gratuity. CENTER TRIPS Editor Adam Minor. Mail your certificate line is Dec. 8. Payment must be made prior to Sept. 9. and information to Trips Offered, c/o Please note: Registration/payment Fun activities on the bus ride along with Charlton Senior Center presents 2015 Adam Minor, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, forms are available on request and light snacks & cold beverages. Please Trips: MA 01550; fax to 508-764-8015 or e-mail to are necessary for participation on the plan on arriving at the senior center at • Oct. 6: “Fall Foliage” Day Trip [email protected]. excursions. Please call for additional 9 a.m. for a 9:30 a.m. departure. Return Guided Tour — $79.95 includes lunch information at (508) 764-7909. time is 5 p.m. at Senior Center. For at JP Stephens, service of Best of Time more information please contact Lila at tour guide, visit to Cathedral of the UNION SAINT 413-245-7253. The Senior Center is locat- Pines, Smith’s Country Cheese & Red SOUTHBRIDGE SENIOR ed in the 1st Congregational Church, 20 Apple Farm & Transportation. Make JEAN-BAPTISTE Main St., Brimfield, 413-245-7253. check payable to: Best of Times. CITIZENS ASSOCIATION • Oct. 28: “America Sings: Let Freedom Union Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Chapter Ring” with Cabaret Lulu at OSV in No. 12, Southbridge, is sponsoring • Tuesday, Sept. 22: A tribute to the MARY QUEEN OF THE Sturbridge. $47.50 includes lunch at “Celebrate Early Fall Season and More” Beach Boys. SOLD OUT Oliver Wight Tavern at Old Sturbridge with special excursions for 2015. We • Oct. 13-19: Aruba — $1,850 per person ROSARY PARISH Village and Music/Variety Show. Meet are a non-profit family oriented frater- all-inclusive. SOLD OUT. I will be run- at OSV at 11:30 a.m. Make check pay- nal society since 1900 and are always ning this trip in 2016. I am taking names SPENCER — Mary Queen of the able to: H. David Weinstein. pleased to have family groups join us now for this trip. Rosary Parish, 60 Maple St., Spencer, • Dec. 8: “A Holiday Celebration” with in these activities. One does not have to • Thursday, Nov. 12: A tribute to is offering the following trips. For more Cabaret Lulu at OSV in Sturbridge. be a member to participate in any spon- Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra. information, call Bernard Dube at (508) $47.50 includes lunch at Oliver Wight sored event. All are welcome. Gift certif- $89 gets you a deluxe motor coach 885-3098. Tavern at Old Sturbridge Village and icates in any amount can be purchased ride to the Venus De Milo in Swansea. • Poland, Estonia, Lithuania & Latvia, Music/Variety Show. Meet at OSV at and can be used at the discretion of the You have a choice of chicken or fish. including St. Petersburg, the Bolshoi, 11:30 a.m. Make check payable to: H. recipient for any scheduled excursion Sebastian Anzaldo and Sharon Owens etc.: Sept. 6-21. David Weinstein or event. Look and sound like Frank Sinatra and • Vietnam, Thailand & Cambodia: Please call Elaine for more info at 508- Sept. 5: “King Richard’s Faire” — the Barbra Streisand. They will perform Feb. 13-29, 2016 248-2231 Flyers available at the Charlton 34th season of a 16th century English many of their great songs and do a duet. • Holland, Belgium & Luxembourg: Senior Center, 37 Main St, Charlton, fun-filled marketplace village at festival 10 seats remain. May 2-12, 2016 MA 01507. Flyers available at Charlton time in 80 acres in Carver, Mass. A cap- Trips are open to the public! Make • Iceland: June 20-25, 2016 Senior Center. tivation in a fantasy realm with hun- checks payable to the Southbridge • Germany, Switzerland & Austria, dreds of skilled costumed entertainers, Senior Citizens Association. Contact including a Rhine River Cruise: Aug. 22 tantalizing variety of foods, eight stages Jim Julian at the Casaubon senior to Sept. 4, 2016. FRIENDS OF of free shows through the day, a myriad center, Monday. Wednesday or Friday of vendors hawking handmade wares mornings from 9 to 10 a.m. or call 774- STURBRIDGE/FISKDALE and crafts from all over the country, 922-4049, or e-mail me jimtrips@yahoo. BERNADETTE CIRCLE NO. 709: some with demonstrations. The cost is com. DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA SENIORS $49 for adults, $45 for children ages 4-11 and 3 years of age and under are free. The Friends of Sturbridge/Fiskdale The departure from Southbridge is 9:15 BRIMFIELD SENIOR Seniors offer the following trips. Flyers a.m. (location to be announced) and 2015 FANTASTIC BUS available at Sturbridge/Fiskdale Senior from the Faire at 5:30 p.m. CENTER TOURS Center. For reservations and informa- Sept. 30: “A Day at the Big E” — tion phone Marcia at 508-347-9459 or departure at 8:45 a.m. from Southbridge Bus Trip to “Pickity Place” — Mason, • Sept. 13-15: Atlantic City Resorts the Senior Center at 508 347 7575. Trip and return time about 6:30 p.m. Cost is N.H., Sept. 30. The Brimfield Senior Casino Atlantic City’s Original prices usually include driver gratuity. $45 per person. Reservation deadline is Center is sponsoring a bus trip to Casino! $229. 7 a.m., Webster; 7:30 a.m., Checks, payable to Friends of Sturbridge Sept. 23. Pickity Place. Since 1786 the quaint Southbridge. $25 slot bonus, two buf- Seniors, may be mailed to Sturbridge/ Nov. 14: A day in New York City — little red cottage has graced the hills fets, revue show. Great walking on the Fiskdale Senior Center, P.0. Box 746, to do as you wish. Departure time is of southern New Hampshire, seeming- boardwalk, food and shopping, too! Sturbridge, MA 01566 or brought to the 6:30 a.m. from the RMV parking lot, ly untouched by time. The enchanting • Oct. 4: New Hampshire Turkey Train Senior Center in Sturbridge. Payment La Rochelle Way, Southbridge. Return cottage was chosen by Elizabeth Orton “Granite State”/Foliage & Turkey usually due month before trip date. time is about 10:45 p.m. The cost is $54 Jones as the model for her illustrations Feast, $75. 8 a.m., Southbridge; 8:30 a.m., Bus leaves from Bethlehem Lutheran per person. Please reserve to avoid dis- in Little Red Riding Hood (Little Golden Webster. Scenic train ride/turkey feast Church parking lot, Main Street, appointment. Books, 1948). Today it is a mecca for on board/farm stand visit, and more! Sturbridge. Dec. 12: “Festival of Christmas Lights gardeners, foodies and anyone looking For reservations on these exciting • Sept. 8: Newport, R.I. At the Newport at Our Lady of La Salette Shrine” — for inspiration and relaxation. You will tours, please contact: Janet Caouette Playhouse and Cabaret Restaurant proceeded by a luncheon at Wright’s still find the hilltop hideaway at the end – 508-887-2215. Please make checks pay- enjoy their homemade Lobster Fest Farm Restaurant. The visit includes a of the winding dirt road. Lighten your able to, and mail to: Bernadette Circle buffet featuring boiled lobster, chicken Christmas concert in the chapel, the spirit as you step out of your world and No. 709, P.O. Box 201, Webster, MA 01570. selections, shrimp, salads, vegetables, Museum of World Nativities, Gift and into theirs. Welcome to Pickity Place: Bernadette Circle No. 709, Daughters of and desserts before you enjoy the the- Book Shop, a new Bistro for refresh- From delectable appetizers to decadent Isabella is a non-profit, charitable cath- ater comedy presentation “Flamingo ments, optional Trolley Ride and desserts, their delightful five-course olic women’s organization. Court.” Price: $83 per person. Bus leav- ing at 9 a.m. Moore convenes meeting with higher education leaders

BOSTON — Following Committee this session which recent appointments and I look forward to reviewing in changes to public higher educa- the weeks and months that lie tion leadership, Sen. Michael ahead.” O. Moore (D-Millbury) joined In addition to legislators, members of the Legislature’s the meeting was attend- Joint Committee on Higher ed by Chris Gabrieli, who Education in meeting with was appointed in March by top higher education officials Governor Baker to serve as as they commence their new the Chair of the Massachusetts leadership roles. Board of Higher Education. Moore, who serves as Senate The new Commissioner of Chair of the Joint Committee, the Department of Higher helped organize the meeting Education, Carlos Santiago, to provide an informal, open also participated in the con- dialogue and the opportuni- versation. The UMass delega- ty to establish new working tion included President Marty relationships. A wide range Meehan and Victor Woolridge, of legislative priorities were who serves as Chairman of discussed including student the UMass Board of Trustees. tuition rates, campus accessi- The Massachusetts public bility for persons with disabil- higher education system con- ities, and higher education sists of six state universities, funding levels. three specialized colleges, “I look forward to continu- fifteen community colleges ing our efforts to advance high- and five UMass institutions. er education in Massachusetts Over sixty-five percent of Courtesy photo alongside my legislative col- Massachusetts high school From left, standing, Rep. James Arciero, Rep. Tim Whelan, Chairman Victor Woolridge, President Marty Meehan, leagues and our partners in graduates pursuing an under- Sen. Michael Moore, Rep. Tom Sannicandro, Rep. Sean Garballey, Commissioner Carlos Santiago, Rep. David the field,” said Moore. “There graduate degree enroll in the Muradian, Sen. Benjamin Downing, Chairman Chris Gabrieli. Seated, Rep. Carmine Gentile, Sen. Barbara are many important piec- state’s public higher educa- L’Italien, Sen. Eileen Donoghue, Rep. Denise Provost, Sen. Richard Ross. es of legislation before the tion system. Moore announces free tours of State House GUESS YOU BOSTON — With autumn Access to the President DIDN’T around the corner and with John F. Kennedy statue out- it the promise of cooler tem- side the front of the building, READ peratures, Sen. Michael O. which had been barred since Moore (D-Millbury) encour- Sept. 11, 2001, was restored THE ages area residents to take earlier this year and is avail- advantage of free tours of able for viewing through the Massachusetts State October. PAPER. House. Tours are offered Free tours are available by the Secretary of the weekdays from 10 a.m. to 3:30 Commonwealth’s office and p.m. and last approximate- are led by knowledgeable ly 30-45 minutes. Those who guides. are unable to visit the State “The building is more House in person may access than just the center of State a virtual tour of the building When thing like speed limits change, Government, it’s a liv- on the Legislature’s website, ing museum,” said Moore. https://malegislature.gov/ we’re the first to know. “Tours include visits to the VirtualTour. To schedule a You could be the second Senate and House chambers, tour, you may call Moore’s the State Library and many State House Office at (617) Your Community Paper. other historic areas of the 722-1485 or the tours desk Courtesy photo building.” directly at (617) 727-3676. Told ya. 16 • The Auburn News • Friday, September 4, 2015 McGovern visits area farms to discuss issues FARMS continued from page 1 are aware of the programs and services that are avail- able to them. Most important- ly, McGovern hopes to spread awareness to the entire state that buying local and support- ing these establishments are very important for economic growth and individuals’ health. “It’s good for the local econ- omy to buy locally,” explained McGovern. “It gives people like me access to good, quality, freshly grown food. It’s good for the environment and main- tains open space. It makes our communities more livable. I Olivia Richman photo like the fact that I live in a Breezy Gardens owners Kim and John Miczek discuss the issues they face community that has close prox- as a small farm in the area. imity to a number of farms. It’s a benefit of living in this area.” Olivia Richman photo Because the local farms Jim McGovern and USDA representatives posed with employees of Breezy mean so much to McGovern Gardens in Leicester, one of the many farms he visited over his two-day and other people in the area, agricultural tour. he believes that residents can be doing more to support local ment,” said State Director of erate their own energy. farms and keep them going. the USDA Rural Development “You cannot beat the one-on- “Come to them and buy your Scott J. Soares. “Farms are a one interaction with the folks vegetables and fruit here,” he big part of that in rural commu- who are the intended benefi- said. “When you go to a super- nities. The number of employ- ciaries we administer,” said market look for locally grown ees they hire, not to mention Soares. “To hear what’s work- produce and meats.” customers they serve. Farms ing and — more importantly As a member of the contribute economic and phys- — what isn’t working, is key Agricultural Committee, ical health to rural communi- to our ability to see if we are McGovern has come to appre- ties.” on target and effective. These ciate the importance of local Some of the issues farms tours are all about collabora- agriculture. He believes have brought up include food tion and bringing resources it’s an important part of the safety concerns. Many farms together.” Massachusetts economy. can’t afford to have food safe- There are more than 7,000 McGovern grew up in the ty issues coming up because farms in the Commonwealth city of Worcester. He was they rely on local customers. and it’s continuing to be a never a farmer. But that has The regulatory structure is rising number. Farms have not stopped him from visiting such, explained Soares, that it always been important to farms in more rural areas and might be easily accomplished the state, especially the rural holding dialogues between pol- by larger scale operations but areas, not only for their locally iticians and farmers. wouldn’t apply economically to grown produce, but as a form of “I love listening to the smaller scale farms. tourism and education. concerns and getting to bet- Other issues came up as well, “I’ve become a big fan of ter represent people back in including hiring immigrants farmers,” said McGovern. Washington. I’m a believer that as seasonal workers, but it “They work awfully hard. At it’s important of us to be think- wasn’t all negative. Through the end of the day they pro- ing in terms of a 50-state farm visiting the farms, Soares also duce something they can point policy — where we have a sus- got to hear about the success to. Every day they produce tainable agricultural economy of a variety of state and fed- something. In Congress, in in all states. I want to see farms eral programs that have been Washington, we can go a week grow and I think buying locally implemented to offset produc- without anything seeming to is healthier for you.” tion cost. be produced. This is real. This The USDA was also heavily One of those programs is is all real. We need food to live. represented at the farm tour, the Rural Energy for America It’s a precious commodity. We hoping to learn from the farm- Program (REAP). The program ought to value it and respect it. ing community and see if their works closely with the state to We want to put a premium on programs are working, what install renewable energy sys- locally grown.” challenges there are and how tems to offset production costs Courtesy photo they can best serve the farms’ for local farms. Rather than Olivia Richman can be “I like the fact that I live in a community that has close proximity to a needs. having to buy electricity some- reached at 508-909-4132 or by number of farms,” said U.S. Rep. Jim McGovern. “It’s a benefit of living “For us, it’s really all about where in the state, farmers can email at olivia@stonebridge- in this area.” community economic develop- use solar and PVA rays to gen- press.com. Locals join fight against new educational standards

“One size does not fit all,” ing behind, they will rise to challenge that you give them. to do math. Why should you CORE said Manna. “In Southbridge the Common Core standards. Why do we want them to not have to go through 15 steps for continued from page 1 Public Schools, there is a lan- However, states that are doing be as highly educated as they a two- or three-step process?” tors went out and said that this guage barrier with many of well in education already will possibly could be?” End Common Core officials is what kids should be learning the students. If we are focus- actually be brought down to As of now, Massachusetts are hoping their ballot ques- in each grade.” ing so much on the standard- the middle of the road. It’s not only has implemented Common tion passes. It would be a long Southbridge Town Council ized testing we have to do with a real standard for everyone. Core math and English, both of road ahead, but the members member Monique Manna was Common Core, these children It will dumb them down, in a which were met with hesitation expressed their willingness to also upset by the way Common may be getting overlooked. way,” she explained. and criticism from parents, continue the process. Core was implemented. Manna Everyone learns differently. She felt the same thing would teachers and Massachusetts “I would be more than happy feels that districts are being Not everybody learns the same happen to the Dudley-Charlton residents. Johnson said she to collect 100,000 signatures to threatened in a way, told that way. I don’t know what our School District. heard that the federal govern- have this on a ballot and have if they don’t use Common Core government officials think Continued Kauppinen: “The ment will soon be putting forth people decide,” said Manna. “I they will not receive funding. sometimes, to be honest with Dudley-Charlton school system STEM subjects, which will will go talk to citizens and get Recently, Manna was out vis- you.” is one of the best school systems mean science, technology and them to sign the petition. I’ll be iting her son and daughter-in- Charlton resident and in Southern Worcester County. research will also “go the way on Main Street. I don’t have a law in Kansas. Common Core End Common Core member I don’t believe that they nec- of Common Core” with no say problem knocking door-to-door came up. Her daughter-in-law Martha Kauppinen said that essarily teach to the Common from the community or state. to see how they feel about this.” stated that if Common Core Common Core is a bad idea for Core. I think they try to main- “I’ve only had to deal with the was still in the school systems Massachusetts and the Dudley- tain their high standards, but I math part so far,” said Manna. Olivia Richman can be when their daughter enters Charlton School District. think they have to adhere to a “My daughter’s teacher does reached at 508-909-4132 or by school, she will homeschool “Massachusetts has excel- certain percent of it. Common Common Core. I don’t under- e-mail at olivia@stonebridge- the girl instead. This isn’t the lent standards on education Core will hurt the people in stand it. I sat down and told the press.com. first time Manna has heard as it is. Common Core is kind this district. It will bring them teacher that I will not teach her this response to Common Core. of a middle-of-the-road stan- down to the Common Core the way you are teaching her. I dard. The states that are fall- standards. Kids will rise to the will show her how I was taught Relay for Life returns for 12th year in Auburn

hopes to continue to see the mer Relays, allows teams who Falco did not provide exactly right in Worcester, which is RELAY Auburn relay grow and escape may have a hard time coordi- how much the Auburn Relay an American Cancer Society continued from page 1 the shadow of larger events nating their schedules with the has raised to date but did con- program that offers a place to “We have theme laps, which like the Relays in Southbridge earlier Relays to participate firm that the event’s most suc- stay for cancer patients and means every half hour we have and Worcester. and donate to the cause. She cessful year was in 2011, with their caregivers while receiv- a different theme to that spe- “It means a lot to me,” she noted that Auburn has actual- $100,777 raised, and that the ing treatment in the Boston cific lap. One half hour might said. “Personally we’ve had ly found a niche where many concept of reaching $1 million and Worcester areas that be a ‘glow lap’ and we have a lot of family members that devoted teams, more than 30 by the end of this year’s event maybe live far away. They can ‘Lego laps,’ where you get Lego have fought the disease. To yearly, in fact, continue to par- is very realistic with enough stay there free of charge for the pieces every lap to build some- have the community come ticipate every single year. dedication from the partici- duration of their treatment.” thing, and we have a ‘bowling together an all different age “We’ve actually been able to pants with only $55,000 to go. This year’s Central South lap’ this year. Sometimes we’ll groups it’s very amazing to see. get a few teams in the area “One of the great things County Relay for Life will have ‘poker laps,’ where you After 12 years of relays we’re because it happened to work about the Relay for Life events be held from Sept. 11-12, at get a card to make a poker hopefully finally going to hit out better for them for the tim- in southern Massachusetts Lemansky Park with opening hand each lap,” said Norberg. our millionth dollar.” ing,” she said. “It’s been kind is that so much of the money ceremonies on Sept. 11, at 6 A longtime participant in Laura Falco, Community of nice to have a few veteran that’s raised at them goes to p.m. Relay, especially the one in Manager for the Auburn Relay teams who maybe have missed research and into [American] Auburn, Norberg explained for Life, said that Auburn’s late one of the other events and Cancer Society patient services Jason Bleau may be reached that Relay for Life holds a spe- year start, closer to fall than were able to join our communi- in our own back yards,” said at 508-909-4129, or by e-mail at cial place in her heart and she the traditional spring and sum- ty Relay and support us.” Falco. “We have a hope lodge [email protected]. www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Friday, September 4, 2015 • The Auburn News • 17

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NEWER PRICE WEBSTER LAKE - 155 S. Shore SUTTON – 17 Cold Spring Dr! WEBSTER LAKE COMPOUND! 2 Checkerberry Isl! Private 2.09 Acre Waterfront Peninsula Estate! Park Like Grounds! WEBSTER LAKE - 71 Birch Island! SUTTON – 3 Sunrise Dr! RAMSHORN POND! Rd! Killdeer Isl - Middle Pond! 5 Rm WEBSTER – 23 Houghton St! 7 Rm, 4 “Woodburyville Heights” 6 Rm 2,800’ 8 Rm Colonial Main House w/Lake Views from Most Windows! SS Applianced Granite Kit! Din Area w/Tile Flr! Lake 7 Rm Colonial w/Lake Views from Every Rm! Western Exposure - Beautiful Sunsets! 50’ Waterfront Ranch! Nothing to Do, Just Bdrm, 1.5 Bath Ranch! Applianced Kit! Townhouse! Applianced Kit w/Skylight! Facing 38’ Din/Liv Rm w/Frplc, Recessed Lighting & Slider to Wrap Around Deck! French Dr Fam Rm Surrounded by Water! Hrdwds in Din/Liv & Master Bdrm! 3 Bdrms! Waterfront! .5 Acre! Summer or Yr Round! 8 Move In! Applianced Oak Kit w/Breakfast Frplc Liv Rm! Hrdwds! Lower Level Fam Cathedral Ceiling Din & Liv Rm w/3 Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Walkout Lower Level Skylights, Hrdwds, Frplc & Slider to 3 Bdrms! 21’ Master w/Cathedral Ceiling, Slider to Private Deck w/Lake Views, Master Bath! 2nd Bath w/Dble Vanity Sinks, Rm Ranch/Cape w/Room to Expand! Country Counter! Cathedral Din & Liv Rms! Rm w/Bdrm & 1/2 Bath! 3 Season Sunroom! 3.5 Baths! Skywalk Attached 750’ 4 Rm Guest/In-Law Apartment w/Granite Kit, SS Applianced, Open Din & Liv Rm w/Slider Fam Rm! 239’ Waterfront! New Metal Roof! Kit! Din Area! Din Rm w/Hrdwds! Frplc Liv Slider to 12x16 Deck! Bdrm w/His & Her Deck! Master w/Cathedrals, 2 Closets, 2 Car Attached Garage & 3 Car Detached Shed! Updated Windows & Furnace! C/Air! Rm! 3 Bdrms! Full Bath! Composite Deck! Closets! Office! Renovated Bath! Recent Dble Vanity Bath! 2nd Bdrm! 2nd Bath w/ to Lake View Deck, Bdrm, Nice Bathrm! Detached 3 Rm Yr Rd Guest Cottage or Rental Unit w/Kit, Frplcd Liv Rm, Bdrm & w/2nd Flr! Needs to be Seen to Appreciate New Roof & Composite Deck! Wired for Bathroom! Enclosed 3 Season Pavilion Great for Entertaining! Tree Lined Private Drive! Rolling Lawn! Decks! Patios! Ideal Multi Fuel Furnace! $389,900.00 Roof! Newer Furnace! Rms Freshly Jacuzzi! Fam Rm or 3rd Bdrm! Gas Heat! Everything it Could Be! $699,900.00 C/Air! 2 Car Garage! $249,900.00 Dock Setup! Boat Ramp! For the Discerning Buyer! $1,495,000.00 Painted! $299,900.00 Generator! Garage! $224,900.00 NEW PRICE

NEW PRICE NEW LISTING WEBSTER LAKE – 21 Wakefield Ave! WEBSTER LAKE! 39 Loveland Rd! Custom 13 Rm 5,252’ Contemp! 130’ South Facing Waterfront! 10’ Ceilings! Granite WEBSTER LAKE – 812 Beacon Park! WEBSTER LAKE – 703 Beacon MILLBURY – 13 Bayberry La! RAMSHORN WATERFRONT! 100’ Shoreline! East Expo – In a Cove Protected! Idle Out to the Super Sunrises! 10+ Rm 4,200’ Contemp Colonial! Most Rms Lake Facing! Open Flr Plan! & Cherry Kit w/Slate Flr, Wolf SS Gas Range w/Dble Ovens, Sub Zero Frig, Isl w/Dble Sink, In-Counter Steamer! Formal WATERVIEW 1,280’ 5 Rm Townhouse! Park! 5 Rms - 1,280’ Townhouse! Lake Facing! Recently Applianced Sandy Beach! Lakeside Pool! Lake Lake - South Pond Lake Access! 11 Incredible Kit w/Granite, Wolf LP Gas Cooktop, Oven & Micro, Sub Zero Frig & Under Counter Din Rm & Frplc Liv Rm w/Brazilian Cherry Hrdwds! Granite Wet Bar w/Ice Maker, Bottle Cooler & Bosch Dishwasher! Rm Colonial! 5 Bdrms & 2.5 Baths! 2 Drawer Cooler! Din & Liv Rms w/Tile Flrs & Slider to Wrap Around Deck! 2 Lake Facing Office/1st Flr 5th Bdrm w/Marble LP Frplc! Bthrm w/Walk-in Kohler Steam Shower! Beautiful Stairways! 4 Bdrms w/Water Galley Kit! Frplcd Liv Rm w/48” Smart Views! Just Painted! Brand New TV! Master Bath w/New Skylight! 2.5 Flooring! Move Right In! Frplced Liv Applianced! Flexible Flr Plan! Bdrms w/Full Baths! 3 Bdrms Total! 2 Rm Master w/Cathedrals, Walk-in Closet, Dble Granite Views! Huge Lake Facing Master w/Cathedrals, 3 Dble Closets & Slider to Private Deck! Master Bath w/“Vita” Whirlpool Master Suite w/Bath, Dressing Rm & Tile Baths w/Recent Vanities! 2013 A/C Rm! SS Appliances! 2 Bdrms! Master Vanity, “MAAX” Tub/Shower! Super Walk-out Lower Level w/2nd Granite Applianced Kit, Huge Tub, Tile Shower & Dble Marble Vanity! Another Marble & Granite Bthrm! Lower Level Walks Out to Lake! 8 Seat Theater! Office Area! Buderus LP Gas Heat! Entertainment Area! Walk Out to Patio! 3 Full + 2 Half Baths Total! 3Z A/C! Buderus Gas Heat & Heat! Garage! Great Lakeside Pool! Bath! 2.5 Tile Baths! C/Air! Garage! Stone Frplc Fam Rm! Granite Wet Bar! Workshop w/French Dr to Lake, Possible Bdrm! Half Bath! House Sound System! $349,900.00 & Noritz Hot Water! Garage! Beautifully Landscaped! So Much More! $699,900.00 Andersons w/Nickel Hardware! 2 Car Heated Garage! Beach! Dock! $1,399,900.00 Sandy Beach! $249,900.00 $219,900.00 ON DEPOSIT NEW LISTING

ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT SOLD WEBSTER LAKE – 17 Mark Ave! South Pond - “710’ Waterfront .69 Acre WEBSTER LAKE – 51 Colonial Rd! South WEBSTER LAKE – 63 Colonial Rd! South WEBSTER LAKE – South Pond! 173’ Waterfront – 20,286’ Lot! Panoramic Water Views! WEBSTER LAKE – 96 Lakeside Ave! Peninsula”! Lake Views in All Directions! Sunrise to Sunset! Beautiful 12 WEBSTER LAKE – 502 Beacon Park! 5 Pond - Western Expo - Amazing Sunsets! 100’ Pond! Sunrise/Sunset! 255’ Waterfront! 2,917’ 8 Rm Contemp Ranch w/“Salt” Water In-Grnd Pool! Open Flr Plan w/9.6 Ceilings! South Pond - South West Expo - Beautiful Rm 3,292’ Ranch! Breezeway to 3 Car Garage! Grand 2 Story Entry! Cherry Rms - 1280’ WATERFRONT Townhouse, End Waterfront! Fantastic Lake Views! 2,500’ 9 Rm Water On 2 Sides – West 170’ Front Side Granite Kit w/SS Appliances, Dble Ovens, Center Isl! Din Rm w/Dble & Triple Palladium Unit w/Panoramic Lake Views! Overlooks Sunsets - Full Day Sun - Level Lot - 100’ Custom Cape! 9,496’ Lot! Applianced Corian & East 85’ Back Street Side! Level Lot! & Granite Kit w/Isl! Frplc Din Rm w/Cathedrals, Skylights & Hrdwds! Liv Rm Windows! French Drs to the Super Sun Rm! Liv Rm w/Corner Frplc & Slider to Lake Facing Sandy Beach & Lakeside Pool! 1st Flr w/ Waterfront - Privacy Fenced! 6 Rm, 2+ Bdrm Kit! Liv & Din Rms w/Bow Windows! Huge Huge Lake Views, 1 of the Best! 8 Rm w/Hrdwds! Lake Facing Master w/Bath! Fam Rm, Game/Pool Rm w/Bar & Deck Overlooking Pool! Comfortable Den! Lake Facing Master, Master Bath w/Dble Sinks, Tile & Hrdwds! Applianced Kit! Frplc! Ranch! 10x20’ Master! Applianced Granite Deck! Lake Facing Master! Brady Sunroom! Ranch! 3 Car Garage! Granite Kit! Frplc Exercise Rm! Summer Kit! 3 Baths Total! C/Air! Buderus! Irrigation! Trex Corner Tub & Shower! 2 Additional Bdrms w/Full Tile Bath! Laundry Rm & 1/2 Bath off Kit! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Tile Baths! Kit! Open Flr Plan! Gleaming Hrdwds! Frplcd! Mitsubishi Wall AC! Walk-out Lower Walkout Lower Level w/Fam Rm & Possible Din Rm! Master w/Lake Views! Finished Deck, Farmers Porch! Beautiful Grounds! $1,299,900.00 Walk-out Lower Level! Buderas Oil! 2 Car Attached & Car/Boat Garage Under! Boat Ramp! Recent A/C & Heat! All Recent “Anderson” Level Fam Rm! $424,900.00 4th Bdrm! $599,900.00 Walk-out Lower Level! Frplcd Fam Rm! $994,900.00 Windows & Doors! Garage! $259,900.00 $710,000.00

hope2own.com New Featured Listings 508.943.4333 WEBSTER-79 1/2 MYRTLE AVE QUADDICK LAKE - 3 HIAWATHA DRIVE Nice 2 family with over- 475’ of Quaddick Lake sized garage, 1st floor waterfront property! Won- Sharon Pelletier - Broker large bedrooms, 3-season derful 2 bedrooms - 2 bath Contemporary home! Licensed in MA, CT & RI porch, 2nd floor has 3 Sun drenched rooms! bedrooms, also a 3-sea- WE WANT YOUR Loft area! Central air! fin- son porch, both units ished walkout lower level! LISTINGS! have gas heat FHA, separate laundry hook-ups, Lage back yard. Large deck with hot tub! Landscaped yard with spectacular views! 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 .94 Acre +/- Great for entertaining! 2 sheds for Lake toys. Alumi- $169,000 Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! num dock included! $450,000. June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Diane Strzelecki * Matt Ross * Lori Johnson-Chausse * Mark Barrett

WEBSTER -2 BATH HOUSE RD WEBSTER - 3 BEACH ST WEBSTER - 71-B KLEBART AVE. THOMPSON - 105 LAMBERT RD LAND! FIRST TIME THOMPSON ROAD, WEBSTER BUILDABLE LOTS OFFERED! Lot 119B Thompson Rd Town, Water & Sewer. CUSTOM NEW PRICE $38,500 CAPE on 3 Lot 119A Thompson Rd Town, Water & Sewer., ACRES! Su- NEW PRICE $38,500 perb Quality Webster - Lot 119B Thompson Rd Town Water & Sewer $38,500. SOLD SOLD Construction, Webster - Lot 119A Thompson Rd Town Water & Sewer $38,500. 2,389 SF Plus NEW LISTING! A Superb Opportunity to own an Affordable Year-round Home Enjoy lake living! All the benefits of living next to Webster Lake, minus the high Spectacular Young 3100 sf Custom Colonial with Wrap 500 SF+ Finished Walkout LL w/In-law Potential, 9 Spacious Rms, 3 Full Webster - 114 Lake St. Multi-Family Zoned, 12,000 +/- Sq Ft Lot. with Webster Lake access & Lake Views! Located in Colonial Park, neighborhood taxes of a true waterfront property! A short walk away and your toes a re in the sand! Around Farmers Porch! Loads of detail was given to Quality Town Water & Sewer, and City Gas! $59,900. setting, 2 BR Ranch with Contemporary Flare! One Level Living! Featuring an A bright 3 bedroom, 2 bath home boasts many fine features, including an open Baths, Exceptional Open Concept Kitchen/Formal Dining Rm offers an abun- Open Floor Plan! Large 21x19 Living/Dining Room Combination! Cathedral concept floor plan on the first floor, crown moulding, spacious eat-in kitchen with and Functionality! 4 Bedrooms! 3-1/2 Baths! Crown Mold- dance of Cherry Cabinets, Grand Entry Foyer w/Cathedral Ceilings, Hard- Webster- 122 Gore Rd. Lot Approx. 1-1.2 +/- Acres. Town Water & Ceiling, Mirrored Wall, Brick Hearth & Wood/ Coal Stove! 2nd Bdr with Sliders convenient outdoor access to the back yard and deck. Central air, fenced backyard, ings! Frplc Living Room! 40’X60’ Heated In-ground Indoor wood & Ceramic Tile Floors, Master BR has Separate Entrance to Elegant Sewer. Level Lot. $110,000. to the 10x25 Full Front Deck! Potential for Additional LL Finished Living Area w/ wood stove insert and new shed. Tucked away, yet immediately adjacent to the Web- Walkout Access! Great Alternative to Condo Living w/NO Condo Fees, NO Condo ster boat launch $249,900 Pool Room! Radiant Heat! So many more Special Amenities! Upstairs Bathroom w/Whirlpool Tub & Separate Shower, 2 Car Att’d Garage + Webster - Sutton Rd. DEER RUN SUB-DIVISION 21.47 1 Acre+ Association Rules, NO Regs, &/or Restrictions! $179,900. Call for your private Appointment Today! $650,000. 3rd Garage Under! Private, Tranquil Setting, NEW PRICE $368,900. Approved Buildable Lots, Plus 12.68 Acres New Price 169,900.

WEBSTER - 108 THOMPSON ROAD THOMPSON - 131 HAGSTROM RD. WEBSTER - 10 DIDONATO AVE WEBSTER - 1 CROSBY ST WEBSTER LAKE - #7 LONG ISLAND FOR THE LOVER OF OLD HOMES! This charming, up- dated, circa 1890 Colonial is reminiscent of a bygone era! Exposed hand hewn beams in ON DEPOSIT the eat-in kitchen w/old fash- Nice Cornor Lot Cape! 2 Bedrooms, Living Room ioned double porcelain sink & window seat, an office w/ Sprawling 2089sf+/- Ranch home on 3.95 acres! 3 Season Porch, Potential 2nd floor living with custom-built bookcases & desk, knotty pine family room & 3+ acres Commercially Zoned! 340 feet Street Custom Built! 3 bedroom, 3 Bath! w/Private Master 6245 +1- sq.ft. of cleared land almost level. Natural frontage on Thompson Rd., 450 feet on Tower St., 339 finished stairway! Forced Hot Air by Gas! Garage! living rm. Wood floors throughout, Upstairs features 2 bed- Bath! hugh office! Hardwoods! Fireplaced Living pristine shore line. Post & beam shed with loft. feet on Paper Rd - Summit St. Included is a 2 family, Newer Roof! Recently Painted! Nice Landscaped Lot! rooms & full bath plus a full stairway to a walkup 3rd Level w/2 Room! 30 X 50 Morton Barn! All in the Heart of Farm SOLD $124,900. Fieldstone constructed 2 car garage. B-4 Zoned. Needs Interior Paint. $122,550. finished rms. natural gas heating. The offering includes New Price $599,000 Country! New Price $275,000. another lot. $124,900

WEBSTER LAKE - 63 COLONIAL RD WEBSTER LAKE - 32 JACKSON ROAD WEBSTER LAKE - 11 BATES POINT RD WEBSTER LAKE - 12 INDIAN POINT WEBSTER LAKE ~ 29 SOUTH POINT RD

assisted - SOLD ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT ON BATES POINT! Elegant Webster Lake Waterfront Home offers all the amen- South Pond, sprawling 57’ Waterfront updated Ranch! Penunsula AN INTRIGUING OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN EXTREMELY UNIQUE 3.32 ACRE Young Custom Built Waterfront Home! Super Killdeer Island land on WEBSTER LAKE WATERFRONT PROPERTY! Town Map# 40-D-14-0 ities of a fine home Plus Direct Webster Lake Access! Located in a sheltered cove location, Morning and afternoon sun. Watervfront views on both showing Total Acreage of 11.28. Located at the Southern most end of Webster which provides boat access to full open water! Inground pool, a fully fenced Location on Private Dead End Middle Pond Peninsula! Expan- ON DEPOSIT sides. 170’ waterfrontage on front side with flat yard. 3 car attached Lake’s South Pond. Extreme Privacy with Direct Lake Access along a Delightful Level lakeside yard. Fine features include: crown moldings, 9’ ceilings, beautiful sive Waterviews! Western Exposure! Friendly Shoreline, Level garage, 3023 sq.ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and fireplaces. Peninsula that juts out into Webster Lake. Simple yet very Charming Year-round cherry kitchen w/ceramic tile floors, granite countertops, S/S appliances, center Lot! Waterfront Front & Back! Fireplaced Living Dining Room! Ranch has a Full Finished Lower Level & walkout access to a screened-in patio, NEW LISTING: Unique Webster Lake Waterfront Home! Panoramic views Gourmet open kitchen with island, granite counters. Deck with island, Slider to large lake facing deck! Formal dining , formal living rooms w/ Gourmet Kitchen, oversize island/Breakfast Bar! 2nd bdrm with plus a detached garage & shed. ENJOY the PARK LIKE GROUNDS! Plenty of land gleaming hardwood floors! Plus private 2nd floor 20x26 family room! Spacious of both Middle and South Ponds! 188+/- of waterfrontage! 15594 +/- sq ft Lot! panoramic views assisted-SOLD $749,900. & nice location to build a Dream Home or possibly more! Developing possibilities? master bedroom, whirlpool tub w/waterfall faucet & separate marble show- Private Covered Balcony! 3rd bdrm sleeps 8 comfortably! 2-1/2 3 Bedroom! 2 Baths! Lake facing Fireplaced formal Living Room! Lower Level Call for details. NEW PRICE $369,000. er! Propane gas heat & central air!! NEW PRICE $524,900. Baths! 2 Car Garage! Irrigation System $659,900. Summer Kitchen and Fireplace! Garage! $464,900 4 • The Auburn News • Friday, September 4, 2015

Webster - Waterfront Come New Listing fall in love with this 5 bedroom Extraordinary Cape. On its own Island in Middle Pond. This home comes with everything, Pontoon boat, jet skis, furniture on the huge pavilion sitting on the lake with 360 REAL ESTATE degree views. Feel the cool breeze flow through the screened porch- es into this immaculate home. So $ Priced at 599,900 many special qualities here. Best yet it comes beautifully and totally fur- Open House Directory nished with original antique pieces. You’ll be amazed, just bring your Deadline: Monday at 10am toothbrush and relax. (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community Laurie C. Sullivan Realtor/Sales Agent ~ Licensed in MA/CT ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE Hope Real Estate Group • 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 508.525.0611 cell email: [email protected] SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2015 www.hope2own.com SPENCER- WATERFRONT 1 Westland Dr S 1-4 $349,900 Owner/508-885-3400 or 508-277-4719 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2015 SPENCER- WATERFRONT 1 Westland Dr S 1-4 $349,900 Owner/508-885-3400 or 508-277-4719 A Place To Call Home… FOR SALE BY OWNER

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KILLINGLY-This great Raised Ranch style home has • OPEN HOUSE • had a recent renovation and is ready to move-in. There 104 Route 198, Woodstock-Sunday, Sept. 6•12:00-2:00 are 3 bedrooms and 1 1/2 baths, eating space kitchen THOMPSON-Location, location, location... 2,100 Sat & Sun, Sept. 5 & 6 • 1-4 pm Hosted by Ryan Lajoie, 860-428-6446. Three which leads onto screened in three season porch, and sq ft. Ranch offers 3 bdrms., 2 full baths, open bdrms, 2.5 bath Colonial. Kitchen w/stainless steel a large living room with newer flooring on the first 1 Westland Drive, Thompson Pond appliances, granite counters is open to both the floor. The basement is completely finished with a new floor plan, sunken living room, porch & deck. fireplaced family room along with the formal dining wood stove insert for energy savings. Home features Minutes to I-395 & MA line. Might need some Waterfront Home Spencer room. A 2 car garage, Buderus boiler & C/AIR along with a 2 car garage, new windows, & fenced in backyard. cosmetics but will be worth it! Asking $225,000 a private backyard. A must see! $339,900 Asking just $184,900. 3 BR, 2 Bath Ranch, .75 acres, clear title 5, 2 garages & many extras. THOMPSON- Thompson Hill $349,900 condo in move-in JUST LISTED JUST LISTED JUST LISTED 508-885-3400 or 508-277-4719 condition! Open living/dining room leading to Thinking of selling? deck with privacy, THOMPSON This ranch style home has been Call for a market analysis. eat-in kitchen, well maintained & updated. With a new roof, newer windows, vinyl siding, & 2 pellet stove-you won’t THOMPSON-Great home for the price; 1792 Advantage 1 master bdrm.w/ want to miss this 3 bedroom 1 bathroom home sq. ft, 4 bedroom, 1 bath Colonial in need of small screened in porch. Many improve- with a fully finished basement. A 1 car garage under some TLC. Newer roof, furnace, electrical, Dudley-16 Hickory Dr. ments! Priced to sell at $152,900 the home along with a workshop storage are great chimney. Large kitchen, lots of hard wood floors, additions to the private backyard with an above 3 BR, 2 baths, finished basement, ground pool, shed, & composite decking. Priced at screened porch, 2 car garage, and an open porch. just $199,900. Nice private yard. $98,900 private yard. $250,000 NEW P.O. Box 83 447 Riverside Dr. Thompson CT Maribeth Marzeotti LISTING Phone: (860) 923-3377 Fax: (860) 923-5740 MaribethRealtor.com Re/Max Advantage 1 Take a virtual visit: www.johnstonrealestate.net 179 Shrewsbury Street, Worcester, MA 01604 • 508-864-8163

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Friday, September 4, 2015 • Town-to-Town Classifieds 3 ARCHway, Inc. An agency serving adolescents and adults on the autism spectrum is PRINTING PLANT seeking to expand our leadership team and fill the following positions: Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) AND MAILROOM This is a FT position. Flexible hours are available M-F. POSITIONS Must be BCBA accredited or BCBA accreditation eligible. Minimum of 3 years experience in ABA/relevant field and a minimum of 2 years AVAILABLE Crew Members Wanted in progressive management, in Oxford & Sturbridge preferably residential experience; This is a Master’s Level Position. Busy Worcester County newspaper Many Shifts • Part-time Licensed Social Worker (LICSW) group has full and part-time openings This is a FT position. Flexible hours M-F are available. available in its printing plant. Come to any of our Must have a Master’s degree from a school of Social work accredited Sturbridge, Southbridge or by the Council of Social Work Education, and has at least 1 year of 17 Sutton Ave., Oxford locations social work experience. Good working environment and to fill out an application. Part Time Residential Instructors advancement opportunities Instructors needed to teach activities of daily living and social skills for the right person. New store opening soon Hours available are: 2nd and 3rd Shifts Mon-Fri in Oxford! 1st, 2nd & 3rd Shifts Sat and Sun Starting Pay is $ 13.00/hour We are looking for hardworking, FT positions include excellent health and dental benefits and generous dependable people willing to learn. paid time off. Part time positions include generous paid time off 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE To apply: Fax/mail a letter of interest and resume along with salary requirements to: SEND RESUME TO: FOR SALE: HOME MADE PINE ARCHway, Inc., 77 Mulberry Street, Leicester, MA 01524 Printing Plant Position COFFEE TABLE Fax: 508-892-0259 Email: [email protected] PO Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550 SOLID & MAPLE WOOD TWO END TABLES $125.00 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 130 YARD SALES 205 BOATS TWIN 010 FOR SALE BEDROOM SET. ANTIQUE LAMP JUG NEW REDUCED FALL SPORTSMAN 1993 16FT DEEP V ITEMS FOR SALE Quality Lite Pine 2 Beds, 5 Drawer Dresser, Desk $40.00 PRICES!!! TORO LAWN FLEA MARKET SEA NYMPH with attached shelf, chair. Can Queen MOWER SEPTEMBER 20, 2015 also be bunk beds with ladder. Washer & Dryer Bedroom Set Bureau 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Fishing Machine Series FM161. DROP LEAF Classic Star Trek Two years old $500.00 18x19x51 Setup 6:00 a.m. 40HP Johnson Motor. 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SALE $35 508-524-9328 with two chairs 27x30 open Evergreen Trees, Colorado FOUND HERE! Ethan Allen Glass-Door Media Used Engine 27x15 closed Center ELECTRIC BASE Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, WANTED 2002 Pontiac 3.4 ltr. V-6 Never used 114” H x 21.5” D x 79.5” H BOARD LEXINGTON FORGE Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall Always Buying $250 $150.00/OBO All 10 trees for $85 215 CAMPING $2,000 $25.00 DIRECT VENT Old Toys Hooker Wooden Bar w/Marble Antique-Kelvinator Norway Spruce, 3.5’ CO-OP CAMPSITE, PROPANE STOVE. Electric range Call 5/$99 -Pre 1980- Top 78” W x 30” D x 41.5” H & on dead rd, Quiet area. walk to Graphite color. Heating capacity w/double oven, broiler 508-779-0735 Eastern Pine 5-7’ tall Banks Back Bar w/Hutch 73.5” W x WOODEN DOLL the lake,go fishing or put your is approximately 1,200 square B/O 5/$99 wind up 18” D x 87.5” H 2,000 CRADLE boat in. located in Quinebauge feet. BTU’s 21,000 - 28,000. 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Prvd prevntv dental HELP WANTED Interior/ High View Camp Ground in And Also Do svcs to patients, such as appl of Devereux Therapeutic Exterior Call: 774-230-0680 West Brookfield On-Site Estate Sales fluoride & sealants to teeth, & PERSONAL LINES Our veterinarians can help Foster Care Many new improvements eductn in oral & dental hygiene. INSURANCE CSR Power Washing spay/neuter and/or general And 508-829-6769 WEBSTER Call for more information medical appointments. Req DMD or DDS in Dentistry Small, dynamic insurance Carpentry Estate Auctions Large 6-Room, if interested Additional discounts (Science) as well as Current agency, Sturbridge, MA. • FREE ESTIMATES • 3-Bedroom This is seasonal available for those on CALL MIKE ANYTIME State Licensure, Current DEA Advise, service customers re: • FULLY Insured • HAMPTON second floor Price: $25,000 financial assistance. 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Qualified with over 30 Deeded rights years experience & CERTIFIED NURSE Apply in person RENT BUILDING FOR a following of many AIDES/ CERTIFIED hampton Inn *************** Charlton St RENT You’ll own it for a lifetime satisfied customers. 328 Main St Two bedroom first floor & can be passed down to HOME HEALTH Great for mechanic shop Heat and hot water included your children and grand Sturbridge MA 01566 Licensed for repo We also sell a nice AIDES W/D Hookup off street parking EOE Class A CDL with Good size children. $6000.00/OBO. selection of fine jewelry, Stove and fridge Need a break from long term Hazmat Inside and outside Square 508-347-3145 antiques & collectibles. care, but still want to work with LOOKING FOR $750/Month Based in First-Last footage the elderly? TELEPHONE OPERATORS $800/Month Bring in your items & Available Sept 1st Full/part-time help. North Brookfield 508-867-2564 Local LET US KNOW!!! see what they’re worth. 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Pine Grove Cemetery PART-TIME Call for more information 508-909-4111 239 West Main Street Responsibilities include the Spencer, MA 508-320-3273 East Brookfield provision of personal assistance TELLER Single lot $1000 Want to Place as well as light housekeeping, 400 SERVICES Double $2000 a Classified Ad? (Route 9 - Panda personal laundry, and dining Hometown Bank, Webster DUDLEY Call 800-536-5836 Garden Plaza) Single cremation lot services. 8’x6’ Blackboard 2 bedroom apartment $400.00 FOUND HERE! 508-637-1236 Cash handling experience and Old School 2nd floor 508-341-6355 (cell) Apply in person to: high school diploma required. $500.00 Very cute & clean, Call Mike OFF SEASON ET ARE Laurie Nelson Stove, Refrigerator, 285 P C Send cover letter and resumé to 774-200-6164 Christopher Heights of Hearthstone Soap Stone Nice Yard WEEKS/WEEKENDS! 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Construction present value $8300 [email protected] (We also sell) HELP WANTED for rent first floor off street $26,900 Materials. parking WD hookup Asking $4500/OBO Send resume and salary Woodstock, CT EXPERIENCED 7D Cellars/Attics Cleaned. $650.00/Month Call MORNING LIGHT Want to Place a Classified Ad? requirements to: Small Building Utilities not included 508-769-8107 FARM Call 800-536-5836 applicant@northeast DRIVERS Demolition, No Pets or battery.com 508-328-9093 Full service you need to see this Residential Moves. 508-764-2002 boarding facility in Brimfield, WANTED TO BUY DRIVERS opportunity! Van Pool Furnaces Removed ransportation, a leader in MA. Indoor & outdoor arenas, Want to Place BY COLLECTOR NEEDED/DISPATCHER special transportation is looking a Classified Ad? trails, SOUTHBRIDGE Call 800-536-5836 Old comic books PART TIME for experienced 7D drivers. Dave matted-stalls. USDF trainer/MA Modern, clean 1940s and up MONDAY THRU SUNDAY Work with a great group of Seasonal campsite licensed instructors. 508-867-2564 2-bedroom apartment Meadowside of Woodstock, Beatles memorabilia 5AM TO 1:30AM. SHIFTS people making a big difference $600/month. VARY. 413-262-5082 2nd floor Own your own lot. 1960s and up for our students, WORCESTER COUNTY Call for more info MUST HAVE A GOOD DRIVING Washer/dryer hook-up Trailer with add-ons which Famous monster families, and schools. Earn (413) 281-4665 RECORD, CLEAN CORI CHECK, Off-street parking MEMORIAL PARK contain large family room, two magazines, Godzilla, $13-$14 per hour with www.morninglightfarm. NEAT APPEARANCE. $800/month Two grave plots: bedrooms, dining room, Frankenstein and additional quarterly and annual 433 CLEANING net PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON AT plus security Valor I (#291, Unit A, screened porch, vinyl siding, monster items, bonuses that can increase your 24 TOWN FOREST RD. UNIT #2 hourly rate to over $15. 7D Call 774-258-0147 graves 1 and 2) large shed, outdoor fire pit, Old toys and WEBSTER MA license bonus and first time Current value $8200.00 mostly furnished. 286 LIVESTOCK advertising items TLC Park ammenities: DRIVERS: physicals paid! Keep van at Offered: $5,850.00 your home. Routes available in HOME CLEANING 508-499-7957 large swimming pool, rec hall. BAGGED $5,000.00 Sign-On Bonus! SOUTHBRIDGE pavilion, mini golf, bocci, Call: 860-779-2469 your area. Join Van Pool now We Use & Supply Organic Three bedrooms, [email protected] SHAVINGS Local Agawam DryVan, Flexible by calling Kathie at Cleaners To Ensure horseshoes, fish pond, Schedule Stove, Off-street parking, playground-low yearly $4.75 Each (508) 530-5000 and make a Your Family’s Safety. & Experienced Yard Hostler Washer/Dryer Hook-ups in WORCESTER maintenance fees. Horse quality difference. EEO Openings! apartment. 3.25 size WAR Gift Certificates For COUNTY Great Pay & Benefits! w/Fridge Rte.25 197, Rock Valley Farm Opportunities for new 7D Baby Showers, Limited restricted storage. MEMORIAL PARK RELICS CDL-A, 1yr Exp. Req. drivers – New openings for Anniversaries, And More! Woodstock, CT West Brookfield MA Deposits, references, and Paxton MA Estenson Logistics part-time school van drivers, no A Perfect Gift! Unit #5 508-867-2508 & WAR credit check required. Garden of Valor Apply: www.goelc.com experience needed, will train. No pets, No utilities Lot 100B SOUVENIRS 1-866-336-9642 Starting pay at $13 per hour Office/Homes $800 per month two sought after side by side 772-233-1555 295 BUILDING SUPPLIES with annual raises during the Spring/Fall Cleaning Plus Sewer & Water spaces WANTED first five years! 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(NAPS) grill brush to see if it needs to be replaced, Weber suggests According to the 26th annu- pulling on the bristles with a al Weber GrillWatch Survey, pair of pliers using moderate a whopping 80 percent of pressure. If any bristles pull American grill owners feel that loose, discard and replace your grilling is an important activ- brush. In addition, inspect ity when entertaining guests your grill grates for any loose in their home, with more than bristles each time you grill. one-third saying it is extremely • Do light your gas grill with important (34 percent). With the lid open! barbecues in full swing, it’s • Do “turn off” your grill. a good time to brush up on Place the lid on a charcoal grill the essential do’s and don’ts and close all vents when you of grilling to ensure that your are done grilling. Turn a gas next trip to the grill is safe, grill off at the burners and the tasty and fun. source. GRILL ON…BUT FIRST • Don’t use water to extin- guish a charcoal grill—it will READ THESE SAFETY damage the porcelain-enamel TIPS: finish. • Do clean your grill regular- • Do not use gasoline, alcohol ly to ensure it is working in top or other highly volatile fluids condition. For the step-by-step Always use heat-resistant barbecue mitts or gloves and long-handled tools when tending the fire or turning food. to ignite charcoal. process to clean your gas and/ • Do grill on a flat, stable or charcoal grill, visit www. surface. • Do know where your fire weber.com/blog. • Don’t grill in an enclosed charcoal. “Lighter fluid is a the coals, toxins can penetrate • Don’t place the grill close to extinguisher is and have it space like a garage—this can petroleum-based product that the food. handy in case of a mishap. any combustible material. The trap dangerous carbon mon- can impart a nasty flavor into • Do inspect your grill brush outside of a grill can radiate a oxide. your food,” says Weber’s cook- regularly for worn bristles and For more grilling informa- lot of heat, and accidental igni- • Don’t use lighter fluid: book author Jamie Purviance. replace brushes at least once a tion could result if placed too tion, tips and recipes, visit www. Weber recommends using In addition, if the lighter fluid year depending on how often weber.com. close to wood, paper or other paraffin starter cubes to light is not completely burned off you grill. To safety-test your flammable material. Barbacoa Recipe Don’t Settle For Just Blends Flavor And Any Sandwich, Create Family Memories A Delicious “California” Sandwich

Known widely as the traditional cut for barbacoa, beef cheekmeat is a cut of beef that is growing in popularity.

(NAPS) serving of fresh avocados contains no (NAPS) 1 Tbsp cumin cholesterol or sodium while providing 1⁄2 cup red wine vinegar California avocados are in season and “good” fats, 0.5g Poly and 3g Mono and When it comes time for family get-to- 1 large onion, chopped that means it is the ideal time to enjoy 2g of fiber. gethers, it makes little difference if your 1qt low-sodium beef a “California” sandwich. You’ve seen family comes from Portland, Passaic or broth or water them on menus: the California Club, the Chipotle, Lettuce, Tomato Puebla. 1 Tbsp whole black California Grilled Cheese, the California and California Avocado That’s because events that bring peppercorns Chicken Salad and more. What do they Sandwich extended family members and friends 2 bay leaves have in common? California avocados. Serves: 4 to the table, no matter the culture or 1whole garlic bulb, split The California Avocado Commission cuisine, will often center on comfort in half crosswise is continuing its partnership with food—dishes that are slow cooked, 1 Tbsp salt San Diego-based chef Trey Foshee of INGREDIENTS: allowing plenty of time for spices and George’s at the Cove to create a sim- 1⁄4 cup plain low-fat yogurt flavors to simmer while stories are told ple, yet mouthwatering sandwich made and memories are shared. INSTRUCTIONS: 2 chipotles in adobo even better with California avocados. 8 slices whole grain bread For example, here is a recipe that As the executive chef of one of San uses a cut of meat well known in many 1. Combine all ingredients in a 1 head butter lettuce large pot. Add additional cold water to Diego’s favorite restaurants, Foshee 2 medium tomatoes, sliced Latin homes—beef cheekmeat. specializes in California-casual cuisine Known widely as the traditional cut cover the cheekmeat by 2 inches. Bring 2 ripe, Fresh slowly to a boil. and uses fresh flavors and local ingre- California Avocados, for barbacoa, beef cheekmeat is a cut of dients to create irresistible beachside beef that is growing in popularity. 2. Gently simmer for 2–3 hours or seeded, peeled and sliced until very tender. Skim any fat or foam meals. Salt, to taste The term “cheekmeat” refers to the “We always have a few sandwiches cheek muscle of a cow. It’s a lean cut of from the liquid often throughout the cooking process. in rotation, and this time of year it’s meat and is most often used for braising hard to stop myself from putting fresh INSTRUCTIONS: or slow cooking to produce a tender 3. When the meat is tender, remove from the liquid. Strain and California avocados in every single one! result. They add great texture, flavor and color 1. In a blender, combine the yogurt When cooked “long and slow,” this cut reserve the broth for use as a sauce, if and chipotles; blend until smooth. desired. to any dish, but to sandwiches, they has an unmistakable and flavor-packed bring something special,” said Foshee. 2. Toast the bread and spread a thin tenderness. Follow the recipe below for 4. Serve the shredded cheekmeat layer of chipotle yogurt on each slice. as a filling for tacos, tostadas or over “The Chipotle, Lettuce, Tomato and a unique meal that your family won’t California Avocado Sandwich is a veg- 3. Layer half of the bread with let- forget. rice. tuce, tomato and avocado slices and 5. Serve with minced onion, etarian play on the classic B.L.A.T.— swapping bacon out for a savory spicy salt to taste. Barbacoa Tacos chopped cilantro, lime juice, salsa or 4. Top with remaining slices of tomato sauce. chipotle-avocado spread that packs a Preparation Time: 15 minutes ton of heat!” bread and serve. Cooking Time: 2–3 hours The options are truly endless for Chef’s note: For a milder version, Servings: 8 For more recipes, visit www.rum- only use one chipotle. bameats.com. Find a $2-off coupon to sandwiches with California avocados, whether used as a spread, slaw, dip- For more California avoca- save on your next purchase at www. do sandwich ideas, visit www. INGREDIENTS: rumbameats.com/coupon. ping sauce, or even the main ingredi- ent. Compared to other popular sand- CaliforniaAvocado.com/Sandwiches- 4 lbs Rumba® beef cheekmeat wich spreads, dips and toppings, a 1-oz. Burgers-and-Wraps.

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