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This week’s Quote A COLORFUL EBES sends off “We can draw les- CELEBRATION sons from the past, but sixth graders we cannot live in it.”

Lyndon B. Johnson ‘This is a great place Editor’s to learn’ Office Hours ondays M 12-5 BY KEVIN FLANDERS Wednesdays 1-5 NEWS STAFF WRITER Fridays 1-5 EAST BROOKFIELD — Having completed a long journey with count- less memories at East Kevin Flanders photos INSIDE Brookfield Elementary Students line up on stage. Obituaries...... B2 School, sixth graders are ready to move on to their Calendar...... B5 acknowledged for their next chapter of education. accomplishments. Classroom Corner...... A Teachers and fami- “The kids were great Viewpoint...... A8-9 ly members packed the leaders in the build- school gymnasium on Police Logs...... A ing this year and set an June 24 for the sixth example for everyone Sports...... A Kevin Flanders photos grade sendoff — the final else in the school,” said event for the kids before NORTH BROOKFIELD — The big event in Principal Ron Tomlin. “A summer vacation. The town last Saturday, June 27, was a very creative lot of these students have LOCAL students, many of whom and colorful program – literally. Organized as a been here seven years, have been together at fundraiser to support Wendemuth Meadow, the longer than they’ll be at EBES since kindergar- first ever Music, Art and Color Fest featured junior high school and ten, took the stage for crafters, food, kids’ activities and plenty of high school combined. the last time as a class music. Pictured, from left, Jacob Toomey, 7, This is a great place to and received their certif- Joe Daige, 7, and Kelly Daige, 11, all of North learn.” icates. Younger students Student Council President Brookfield, get ready for the festival. For more Several special guests were also in attendance to Megan Elliott addresses her photos, turn to page A4! classmates. watch the upperclassmen Please Read EBES, page A15

Flea market Mobile home park celebrates groundbreaking for sewer system proceeds to BY KEVIN FLANDERS bring the park up to state treatment facility. Wagon Environmental violation of state drink- benefit youth NEWS STAFF WRITER environmental stan- Wheel, comprised of Protection. ing water regulations. As missions trip BROOKFIELD — The dards. 144 mobile home units, The current operation a result, the community Wagon Wheel Mobile The project will currently relies on sew- is producing excessive entered into an admin- Page A3 Home Park community include the construc- age systems built in the wastewater that must istrative consent order held a groundbreaking tion of two 20,000-gallon 1970’s that do not meet be pumped weekly. Not with MassDEP in 2010 to ceremony last Friday, holding tanks, two new health and environmen- only is the process a bring the systems up to LEARNING June 26, to celebrate a $4 pumping stations, and tal standards established financial burden to the code. million sewage disposal a state-of-the-art mem- by the Massachusetts community, but some of Please Read MOBILE HOME, page ­A16 system project that will brane bioreactor-based Department of the systems are also in

What do you know? Page A5 SPORTS

Courtesy photo Comedian Bob Marley performs at the Spencer Town Hall Auburn Summer on June 14. Basketball League lifts off for another Laughing for season of action- Page A10 learning

Opinion Comedy show benefits Get Your SFA scholarship fund Point Across Page A8-9 BY KEVIN FLANDERS certainly no laughing NEWS STAFF WRITER matter to the associa- Police Logs SPENCER — The tion — unless comedian Spencer Firefighters Bob Marley is headlin- Page Ax Association takes its ing the show. fundraising efforts For the second very seriously. Raising straight year, Marley money for a variety of community causes is Please Read COMEDY, page ­A16 2 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, July 3, 2015 Cultural Council, Scouts team up for projects

BY KEVIN FLANDERS “She was more than willing to have Ferraro, Brayden Kida, and Jonathan month with red, white and blue flow- NEWS STAFF WRITER her boys make wooden flower boxes Landry). ers for the patriotic season. The girls BROOKFIELD — Local scouting to place in front of the gazebo, so the But that was only stage one of the — Makenna Matczak, Mary Hough, groups recently teamed up with the project began,” Lytle said of Landry, project. Rebecca Quevillon, Misako Genest, Brookfield Cultural Council to use their the leader of Cub Scout Pack 159 in Enter Meghan Matczak and Heather Emily Kelley, Megan Custer, Bridget skills in woodworking and gardening to Brookfield. “She has a very active den. I Hough, the leaders of the Brookfield Azarowski, LeeAnn Ferraro, Cierra help get residents ready for summer. can’t believe all she does — with the Junior Girl Scout Troop 64526, asking Rossi, Liliana Moody, Sarah Drajpuch, The Brookfield Cultural Council had help of parents — with those kids.” Lytle if she knew of a community ser- Ella Grant, and Lily Ehrhard — plant- discussed having some type of flow- Meanwhile, Landry’s father, Lester vice project she could think of for the ed the boxes with guidance from their er arrangement to decorate the gazebo Paquette, of West Brookfield, is always girls to complete. leaders. on the Town Common, but the project willing to help the boys with his time, “I immediately thought of the perfect “The combined efforts of the boys and didn’t take off until Cultural Council talent, and spare lumber. Learning project — planting the flowers for our girls have made a beautiful addition to Chairman Jeanne Lytle approached quickly from Paquette, the boys worked new boxes,” Lytle added. our Town Common,” Lytle said. “This scouting leader Kathy Landry about a hard to make and paint the flower boxes The girls were excited to get was a true community effort. The possible project for her cub scouts. (boys involved in the project were Rick involved, and they showed up on the Cultural Council members are very Audette, Spenser Cook, Jay Egan, J.T. Town Common ready to work last pleased with the results.” All In-stock Wallpaper $12.50 Double Roll Area legislators applaud regional school $ 6.50 15’ Borders transportation funding Drive a little to choose a lot BOSTON — Gov. Charlie Baker Republican Whip, State Rep. Paul K. many of my Central Mass colleagues 505 Worcester St., announced last week a $5 million Frost (R-Auburn) commented, “I’m have, and will continue to, advocate Southbridge, MA investment in the Regional School very happy Governor Baker and Lt. for.” 01550 Transportation Reimbursement Fund Gov. Polito have heard the concerns “The Baker Administration contin- (RTR Fund) that supports student from our regional school districts over ues to follow-through on its promise to 508-764-2075 transportation efforts of 85 regional this funding. This is another important support education and transportation school systems form of local aid and the Baker/Polito funding. I represent 14 cities and towns, throughout the administration are continuing to show and it’s very encouraging to have the Commonwealth. their resolve in helping our communi- support of the Governor to ensure these The Baker-Polito ties as they promised they would.” communities have adequate resourc- administration The original funding cuts initiated es to operate with,” said Sen. Ryan made the appro- in 2014, came as part of a group of Fattman (R-Webster). priation through emergency budget reduction measures “The continued commitment to a supplemental implemented by then Governor Deval local aide for our communities from allotment to the Patrick. The Baker administration Governor Baker and his administra- RTR Fund for fis- however, anticipating an end-of-year tion is much needed and appreciated,” 8x7-9x7 Steel Liftmaster 1/2 hp cal 2015. surplus of as much as $100 million added State Rep. Joe McKenna. “After 2 Sided Insulated Chain Drive “Our commu- announced on Thursday the authori- years of cuts, it is refreshing to see steps Garage Door nities depend on zation of a “supplemental allotment” being made to restore critical funding 7ft Opener local aid for trans- of $5 million for regional school trans- that directly impact so many of our r-value 9.65 Inc, standard hardware & portation and edu- portation, which supports busing in 85 Central Mass Constituents, especially track, 8 color & 3 panel design options $270 cation and that regional school districts. in the area of education.” $570 inc Installation support remains “This action by Governor Baker “The Massachusetts Association of inc Installation price matching available on all written quotes a top priority for solidifies the local aid commitment Regional Schools (MARS) is very appre- our administra- he has made to the Commonwealth’s ciative of the Baker Administration tion despite the municipalities and school districts. for providing $5 million for regional budget deficit we The transportation reimbursement is transportation during this fiscal year,” inherited upon a critical part of any regional school said MARS Executive Director Stephen taking office,” districts budget,” said State Rep. Hemman. “The large 9c regional trans- said Gov. Charlie Donnie Berthiaume (R-Spencer), “and portation cut by the previous admin- Baker. “We are I applaud the Governor for following istration has caused fiscal concerns RONNIE’S SEAFOOD proud to include through with his pledge to restore local within regions. This will help toward in our budget funding whenever possible. providing regions with funds that they Rt. 31 ChaRlton Depot proposal signifi- “I want to thank Governor Baker were counting on receiving this year. cant increases for for providing this significant relief We clearly understand what the Baker “Proudly serving the community for over 40 years” education and are to our regional school districts after administration faced when they came pleased to now the funding was cut by the Patrick into office and we say thank you for take this step to Administration in 2014,” Rep. Peter your efforts in providing these funds.” Have a support those dis- Durant (R-Spencer) said. “It clearly Baker’s partial restoration of the tricts that need it.” demonstrates his commitment to edu- funding brings the total regional busing Safe & Happy House Assistant cation and to local aid; something I and account to $56.5 million in fiscal 2015. 4th of July Legislature’s Regional Schools We will be closed Caucus rekindled July 4th & 5th BOSTON — Citing the to discuss specific issues facing the Fiscal Year 2016 (FY16) need for increased informa- regional schools, and to devise Senate budget debate which Tuesday-Sunday tion-sharing, advocacy and effective solutions. The caucus increased regional school funding for regional school is co-chaired by Sen. Anne M. transportation spending to $59 11:00am to 9:00pm districts, Senator Michael O. Gobi (D-Spencer) and State million. This funding level is a Moore (D-Millbury) has joined Rep. Kimberly N. Ferguson $2.5 million increase compared Accepting most major credit cards a bipartisan group of colleagues (R-Holden). to funding provided by the to reconvene the Legislature’s “I am pleased to join my col- FY16 House budget and places Regional leagues in the Legislature to the reimbursement rate above Schools identify methods of addressing 70 percent. PINBALL & GAME ROOM EXPO Caucus. the needs of regional school Over 70 legislators have July The Caucus districts and the communities joined the Caucus which will FUN FOR 10th & 11th has met peri- they serve,” said Moore. “I rec- meet during the course of THE WHOLE odically over ognize that additional efforts the 2015-2016 legislative ses- Fri 10am-9pm the years must be undertaken to ensure sion. 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BY KEVIN FLANDERS “The students are so excited each NEWS STAFF WRITER year when the Knowledge Olympiad EAST BROOKFIELD — Knowledge happens,” said teacher Christine Lavin, was power last month for several East who did her best Alex Trebek impres- Brookfield Elementary School students sion by reading each question to the who participated in the Knowledge students. “This gives the kids a chance Olympiad. to show what they have learned during Students in grades 4-6 can take part in the year since the questions are based the annual event, which was held this on the curriculum taught in each grade, year on June 18. All of the students took four through six. The students didn’t a challenging qualifying test ahead of miss too many of the questions, and the event, and the top six scorers from they had fun during the game.” each grade qualified to compete in the All questions were selected by teach- Jeopardy-style activity in the gymna- ers at each grade level based on what sium. Students sat in a panel for each has been covered in various subject round and, if they knew the answers, areas throughout the year. The event they used buzzers with colored corre- has been held annually since 2001, a sponding lights to ring in. proud school tradition that provides a The category board was displayed on fun and educational learning experi- a projector screen. Categories, select- ence at the end of the year. ed by the students for each question, When coupled with the school’s first included math, science, social studies/ annual Math Olympiad this year, June geography, language arts, and gener- Kevin Flanders photo has become the preeminent month of al knowledge. Teachers said the kids knowledge at EBES. always look forward to the event, which Students await their questions at the annual East Brookfield Elementary School Knowledge enables them to demonstrate their Olympiad held on June 18. Kevin Flanders can be reached at 508- mastery of certain subjects. 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AMERICAN ment, 973 bachelor’s degrees Brookfield receive scholarship fund- at 5 p.m. at Time Out, Route INTERNATIONAL were awarded for a two-day Cassandra L. Shedd, of North ing from the Worcester State 67 in North Brookfield. Cost is COLLEGE total of 1646 degrees. Brookfield Foundation. The awards are $5 per person. Pot luck! Enjoy The following area residents Gregory T. Sokol, of West given to highest ranking seeing old friends, dancing SPRINGFIELD — Kylie were recognized for studies Brookfield seniors in their academic dis- and reminiscing. If you went Pluta, of West Brookfield, completed in 2015: Kurtis T. Guzik, of West ciplines. to school in North Brookfield, majoring in Nursing has been Brooke Servant, of West Brookfield Cari Baker has received the stop by! E-mail nobrookfieldre- named the Spring 2015 Dean’s Brookfield, has earned a bach- Kristopher E. Toomey, of Lillian C. ’65 and George H. [email protected] for more List at American International elor’s of science degree in North Brookfield Albro ’65 Award in Education info. College. Dean’s List students Applied Exercise Science from Worcester State are full-time students with a Oliver Collette, of Spencer, SPRINGFIELD — The follow- University. The Lillian C. ’65 Spencer East Brookfield grade point average between has earned a bachelor’s of sci- ing students received degrees and George H. Albro ’65 Award Regional School District 3.3 and 4.0. ence degree in Health Science from Western New England in Education was established Kayla Sokol, of West University on May 16. by George and Lillian (Brooks) SPENCER — The Spencer MERRIMACK COLLEGE Brookfield, has earned a doctor Rachelle Lyons, of North Albro, lifelong educators and East Brookfield Regional of physical therapy degree in Brookfield generous benefactors of WSU, School District is participating NORTH ANDOVER — Physical Therapy Kristopher Toomey, of North this award is presented each in the Summer Food Service Merrimack College Dean’s Mary Amaniampong, of Brookfield year to a junior or senior Program. Meals will be pro- List for spring 2015 has been Spencer, has earned a master’s majoring in either elementary vided to all children ages 18 announced. To be eligible for of social work degree in Social WORCESTER STATE education or middle/second- and under without charge the Dean’s List, a student must Work UNIVERSITY ary education with a GPA of 3.5 and are the same for all chil- achieve a 3.25 GPA out of a WORCESTER — Three stu- or higher. Preference is given dren regardless of race, color, 4.0 grading system. The follow- UNIVERSITY OF NEW to students who graduated national origin, sex, age or dis- HAVEN dents from Leicester have ing local students have earned received academic awards from from Leicester High School or ability, and there will be no Dean’s List Status: Worcester State University. are from the town of Leicester. discrimination in the course of Meghan Sweeney, of WEST HAVEN, Conn. — The students were honored last the meal service. Leicester WILLIAM & MARY Parents and siblings (over The following students were month at the 2015 Academic DEAN’S LIST Emily Letendre, of Spencer named to the Dean’s List at Achievement Awards cer- 18) are welcome to eat as well the University of New Haven emony at Mechanics Hall in at a price of $2 for breakfast and $3.50 for lunch. Meals will ELMS COLLEGE for the Spring 2015 semester. Worcester. WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Full-time undergraduate stu- Each year, the University — Joshua Galuska from be provided at Knox Trail CHICOPEE — The following dents must have a 3.50 or better honors and rewards the highest Brookfield was recently named Junior High School, 73 Ash local students have been named cumulative GPA for the semes- ranking students in each of the to the Dean’s List at the College St., Spencer. The program to the Elms College Dean’s List ter to be eligible for the Dean’s academic disciplines, as well as of William & Mary for the starts on Monday, July 6, and for the Spring 2015 Semester List. those who have received spe- spring 2015 semester. runs through Friday, Aug. 21. of the 2014-2015 academic year. Paige Boss, of Leicester cial recognition awards. Breakfast will be served from To qualify, a full-time student Colin O’Donnell, of West The students are as follows: SALVE REGINA 8-9 a.m. with lunch being served must earn a GPA of 3.5 or high- Brookfield Naiska Cheung has received UNIVERSITY from 12-1 p.m. The breakfast/ er, without incompletes. Joseph Zimmerman, of an Academic Major Award in lunch menu will be listed in Kruckas Rachel, of North Leicester biology from Worcester State The Spencer New Leader. NEWPORT, R.I. — Laura Volunteers would be greatly Brookfield University. Recipients of the Jedynasty, of Brookfield, has WESTERN NEW Academic Major Awards appreciated to help serve and ENGLAND UNIVERSITY been named to the Dean’s List clean up. If interested please receive scholarship fund- for the Spring 2015 semester SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE ing from the Worcester State email Robin Sundquist at sund- at Salve Regina University. [email protected]. SPRINGFIELD — Springfield SPRINGFIELD — The follow- Foundation. The awards are Jedynasty, who just completed College recently held its com- ing students have been named given to highest ranking their junior year, is majoring LAKE STREET SCHOOL mencement weekend where to Dean’s List at Western New seniors in their academic dis- in Theatre Arts. SPENCER — Now is the time 621 master’s degrees, nine cer- England for the Spring semes- ciplines.. to register for kindergarten for tificates of advanced graduate ter of 2015. Students are named Kiran K. Sewsankar, who NORTH BROOKFIELD the 2015-2016 school year. study, 16 doctor of philoso- to the Dean’s List for achieving graduated magna cum laude HIGH SCHOOL REUNION Please contact Lake St. phy degrees, and 27 doctoral a semester grade point average with a B.S. in biotechnology School at 508-885-8517 or Pupil of physical therapy degrees of 3.30 or higher. this year, has received the NORTH BROOKFIELD — Services at 508-885-8515 as soon were awarded at the graduate Alexander D. Blanchette, of Academic Major Award in The biannual North Brookfield as possible. Your child must be commencement ceremony. At Leicester biotechnology from Worcester School Reunion will take place 5 years old by Aug. 31. the undergraduate commence- Alexander D. Orsi, of North State University. Recipients of the Academic Major Awards on Saturday, Aug. 1, beginning Knox Trail hosts annual Declamation Contest

BY KEVIN FLANDERS 30 years. work that went into the students’ prepa- NEWS STAFF WRITER Brianna Canavan took first place with ration process. It isn’t easy to deliver a SPENCER — Knox Trail Junior High her reading of “To Be or Not to Be” from speech in front of a packed house without School students wowed guests yet again William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Abbey consulting any notes, but the kids spent a at the school’s 19th annual Laurence Cashman earned runner-up honors with great deal of time preparing for the event Reynolds Memorial Declamation her reading of an excerpt from To Kill and remembering lengthy passages. Contest. a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Third “The kids were great. It’s really hard Held last month in the school’s gym- place honors went to Isaiah Saint-Vil, to have things perfectly memorized like nasium, the final round of the contest who read from a Charles Bukowski work they did, especially The Gettysburg featured 25 finalists who each read aloud called Nobody but You. Address [done by Brendan Halloran],” a work of their choice to guests and a “Mr. Reynolds would be proud of all Berthiaume said. “And Brianna was panel of community judges. The contest the students who work so hard to demon- incredible. It was like she was an actress has been an annual staple at Knox Trail strate poise, confidence and commit- in a movie, and there were a lot of other Kevin Flanders photo for nearly two decades, held in memory ment,” said Knox Trail Principal Joyce great ones as well.” Cailin Shea recites “21” by Patrick Roche of Laurence Reynolds, a beloved history Nelson, who was thrilled with the efforts First round judges included Kurt during Knox Trail’s annual Declamation teacher in the Spencer-East Brookfield and dedication of the students. Parliment, Noreen Newell, Elaine Bush, Contest. Regional School District for more than In order to advance to the final round, Mary Braney, Sue Marchetti, Johanna students in grades six-eight must first L’Heureux, and Sharyn Beauregard. progress through two preliminary stag- Second round judges included Amy es. The first round occurs in their respec- Paul, Elaine Bush, Kurt Parliment, and Weekly Crossword tive English classes, with ninety students Noreen Newell. July 3, 2015 moving on to perform at grade level Also performing in the final round were assemblies for round two. From there, Brenna Donovan, Zoie Villegas, Adam Across the final group of 25 is determined. LaFleche, Colin Nosek, Geoffrey Harris, 1. Flower Judges for the final round always Jaden Jarmulowicz, Caitlin Holmberg, 6. “Spy vs. Spy” mag- include Reynolds’s two children, Edward Nicholas Figarsky, Rebecca Schultz, azine Reynolds and Ellen Kelley, both of whom Trinity Perrier, Joey Berthiaume, Kevin 9. Sphagnum and sedge followed their father’s devoted path of O’Rourke, Mikayla Bakis, Shannon 14. Blood carrier education and are leading their respec- Dwyer, Adrian DeMichele, Alexander 15. Female sheep tive schools, Holy Name and Roosevelt MacMillan, Joshua Treadway, Daniel 16. Perplexed (2 wds) School. Additional judges for this year’s Keefe, Jared Aucoin, Riley Smith, and 17. Section between final included former Knox Trail teacher Cailin Shea. cerebrum and spinal Betty Wuelfing, Spencer-East Brookfield Students memorized works by an cord (2 wds) School Committee member James St. eclectic group of writers and notable fig- 19. Provincial governor Peter, and State Representative and ures, including J.R.R. Tolkien, Rudyard in Mogul India former Spencer selectman Donald Kipling, Derek Jeter, Abraham Lincoln, 20. Congers 21. Beethoven’s Berthiaume. Walt Whitman, and Langston Hughes. “Archduke ___” Judges were very impressed by all of 22. Boston newspaper the readings. They said it was a difficult Kevin Flanders can be reached at 508- 23. Keystones of arches decision to pick three top performers 909-4140, or by e-mail at kflanders@stone- 25. Propel, in a way from an excellent field of contestants, bridgepress.com. 26. Performing worse recognizing the many hours of hard than expected 32. “El Capitan” com- bagel with cream cheese or benefit bar or poser muffin, fruit/juice/milk. 33. During 34. Discharged from the body LUNCH 37. Protozoa having SUMMER FOOD MENUS hairlike appendages Monday, July 6: Beef tacos, rice, bean Friends, Fun & Food with the 41. Mysterious: Var. salsa, corn, sour cream and salsa. 42. Parmour Summer Food Program — Spencer, East Tuesday, July 7: Hot dog on a bun, 5. Adult male 36. Nitroglycerine English physicist 43. Clarinet, e.g. (2 wds) Brookfield schools. Menu is subject to pasta salad, spinach. 6. Kind of unit explosive 51. Blue hue 48. “Can’t Help Lovin’ change based upon availability of deliv- Wednesday, July 8: Pasta with meat- 7. Raised 38. “___ Maria” 52. “___ quam videri” ___ Man” eries. Kids ages 18 and under eat free. A balls, sweet potato, cheese cup, brownie. 8. Fiendish 39. Big ___ Conference (North Carolina’s 49. Cheesy snacks minimum of two vegetables and two fruit Thursday, July 9: Quarter pounder 9. Qualm 40. “A jealous mistress”: motto) 50. About to explode choices will be offered daily. Daily entree 10. And others, for short Emerson 54. Boris Godunov, for with or without cheese, lettuce and toma- 53. Filly’s mother options: PB&J sandwich or salad bar 11. In a faint 43. Cautiously one to, French fries, carrots. 54. Forum wear or deli sandwich. Salad, fruit and milk 12. Small porous sack 44. Slanted typeface 55. “Beetle Bailey” dog Friday, July 10: Pizza, green beans, 58. Angers is offered with every meal. Adult meals containing leaves for hot 45. Causing fright (var. 56. Orders to plow chips. 59. Dish made with breakfast, $2, Lunch, $3.50. beverage (2 wds) spelling) horses lamb, potatoes and 13. Cavalry weapon 46. Three times 57. Not straight TRI-VALLEY, INC. onions (2 wds) BREAKFAST 18. Ancient colonnade 47. Some deer 60. Light springy jump 61. Assumed name Monday, July 6: Lemon Thyme 23. Packed into slatted 48. Nobel Prize-winning Monday, July 6: Assorted cereal or 62. P.I., e.g. Chicken, sour cream/chive potato, wooden container 63. Movie about cow- bagel with cream cheese or benefit bar Scandinavian vegetables, cherry snack 24. 18-wheeler boy life or muffin or yogurt parfait, fruit/juice/ n’ loaf (granola bar). 26. “It’s no ___!” 64. Periodically repeated milk. Tuesday, July 7: Beef paddy jardinière, 27. Holiday drink sequence of events Tuesday, July 7: Assorted cereal or mashed potatoes, honey-glazed carrots, 28. Payable immediately 65. Artist’s asset benefit bar or muffin, fruit/juice/milk. 29. Big Bertha’s birth- pears. 66. Matter-of-fact and Wednesday, July 8: Assorted cereal place Wednesday, July 8: Herb roasted pork, dry or French toast sticks or benefit bar or 30. Minute fingerlike potatoes au gratin, spinach, applesauce. Down muffin, fruit/juice, milk. projection on mucous Thursday, July 9: Spaghetti and meat- 1. Honey Thursday, July 9: Assorted cereal or membrane balls, green beans, fresh fruit. 2. Elders’ teachings 31. Going to the dogs, bacon/egg/cheese wrap or benefit bar or Friday, July 10: Cheese and spinach 3. Face-to-face exam e.g. muffin, fruit/juice/milk. omelet, O’Brien potatoes, mixed vegeta- 4. “Miss ___ Regrets” 35. “___ Brockovich” Friday, July 10: Assorted cereal or bles, streusel cake, small slice. Friday, July 3, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER ­7 CLASSROOM CORNER NBHS announces student awards

CLASS DAY AWARDS Jared Paquette, Catherine Schleyer, Scholarship Fund – Avery Nye and • Brookfield Sports Booster Club Kara Spence and Caitlin Worthington Sydney Schimmelpenningh Scholarship – Brittany Robbins, Cassidy • President’s Award for Educational • Wendy Cuthbert Memorial Bulger and Sydney Schimmelpenningh • AP Environmental Science – Dakota Excellence – Cassidy Bulger, Victoria Scholarship – Rachel Goldstein • North Brookfield Savings Bank – Hinerth, Victoria Cummings Cummings, Dakota Hinerth, Danielle • Daughters of Isabella North Caitlin Worthington • CP Psychology – Brittany Robbins Mierzejewski, Alex Ouellet-Poulin, and Brookfield Circle #354 Scholarship – • North Brookfield Teachers • CP Environmental Science- Stefanie Sydney Schimmelpenningh Megan Cammuso Association – Rachel McIntyre Garrow • Superintendents’ Certificate of • Steven Kearns Memorial Scholorship • Quabaug Corporation Fellowships – •AP U.S. History – Cassidy Bulger Academic Excellence Award – Victoria – Kara Spence Cassidy Bulger and Dakota Hinerth • CP Current Events – Jared Paquette Cummings • Robert S. Drazek Memorial • Quabaug Corporation Scholarship – • Creative Writing – Brittany Robbins • Honorable Mention Honor Roll – Scholarship – Jordan Olson Victoria Cummings • CP British and World Literature – Alex Ouellet-Poulin • Theodore P. and Stella M. Drazek • Strong on Sports Fund – Cassidy Megan Cammuso and Jared Paquette • Principal’s Honor Roll – Cassidy Memorial Scholarship – Avery Nye Bulger and Caitlin Worthington • AP Calculus – Cassidy Bulger Bulger, Megan Cammuso, Victoria • Raymond Flamand Memorial • Dr. Leo Garrigan Rondeau • AP Literature & Comprehension – Cummings, Stefanie Garrow, Dakota Scholarships – Jordan Olson and Scholarship - Jared Paquette Victoria Cummings Hinerth and Jared Paquette Sydney Schimmelpenningh • Rotary Club of the Brookfields • CP Accounting I – Kara Spence • U.S. Marine Corps Scholastic • Country Bank for Savings – Danielle Scholarship – Caitlin Worthington • Physical Education – Jordan Olson Excellence Award – Victoria Cummings Mierzejewski and Alex Ouellet-Poulin • Phyllis Thomasian Memorial • Visual Art – Paige Bond, Jordan and Jared Paquette • Paul J. Fortin Jr. Memorial Scholarship – Victoria Cummings Olson • U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Scholarship – Sydney • Norman H. Walker Memorial • CP Child Growth & Development – Athletic Award – Caitlin Worthington Schimmelpenningh Scholarship – Cassidy Bulger, Victoria Callie Frigo, Stephanie Garrow, Dakota and Gino Caramiello • Heart to Heart Foundation Cummings and Dakota Hinerth Hinerth, Hannah Leas, Jordan Olson, • Massachusetts Secondary Schools Scholarship – Paige Bond • John and Abigail Adams Scholarship Brittany Robbins, Kara Spence and Administrator’s Association – Rachel • Ellen, Mary, and Kathryn Griffin – Cassidy Bulger, Victoria Cummings, Caitlin Worthington Goldstein Scholarship – Victoria Cummings Dakota Hinerth, Rachel McIntyre, • School Recognition Awards – • US Army Reserve National Scholar • Priscilla Simendinger Scholarship – Danielle Mierzejewski, Alex Ouellet- Cassidy Bulger, Dakota Hinerth and Athlete Award – Cassidy Bulger, Jacob Paige Bond Poulin and Catherine Schleyer Caitlin Worthington Picciuto • Steven Kearns and Arvid O. • Julianne Caron Memorial • Honor Students – Cassidy Bulger, Silverberg Memorial Scholarship – Scholarships – Brittany Robbins and Victoria Cummings, Dakota Hinerth Jordan Olson Kara Spence and Danielle Mierzejewski GRADUATION SCHOLARSHIPS • Martin D. Leach, Sr. Memorial • American Legion Auxiliary Unit • National Honor Society – Cassidy AND AWARDS Scholarship – Dakota Hinerth #41 Citizenship Award – Caitlin Bulger, Victoria Cummings, Dakota • Martha G. Leach Memorial Worthington Hinerth, Danielle Mierzejewski, Alex • American Legion Sawyer-Mathiew- Scholarship – Avery Nye • American Legion Citizenship Award Ouellet-Poulin, Jared Paquette and • Anne Carey Murphy Memorial – Avery Nye Sydney Schimmelpenningh Kearns Post #41 Scholarship – Vicoria Cummings Scholarship – Cassidy Bulger • Crowley Fuel Company – Hannah • Worcester Telegram and Gazette • Robert Martinelli Scholarship Leas Student Achievement Award – Dakota • Dr. Julius C. Batalis Memorial Scholarship – Dakota Hinerth – Rachel McIntyre and Caitlin • DAR Good Citizenship Award – Hinerth Worthington Caitlin Worthington • Athletic Director’s Association • Oscar and Mirabel Boucher Memorial Scholarship – Cassidy Bulger • North Brookfield High School • Mary T. Ryan Scholarship Fund – District E Award – Rachel Goldstein Alumni Association – Victoria Kara Spence and Avery Nye • Lions Club of the Brookfields – Rachel Goldstein Cummings, Dakota Hinerth, Danielle • Robert O. Lane, Jr. Better • Student Council – Cassidy Bulger, Mierzejewski and Caitlin Worthington Sportsmanship Award – Rachel Callie Frigo, Rachel Goldstein, • Eleanor Allen Dupell Memorial Scholarship – Dakota Hinerth • North Brookfield High School McIntyre Dakota Hinerth, Rachel McIntyre, Student Council – Rachel Goldstein and • North Brookfield Playground Danielle Mierzejewski, Sydney • Sarah J. Coffey Memorial Scholarship – Sydney Schimmelpenningh Dakota Hinerth Committee Award – Cassidy Bulger, Shimmelpenningh and Caitlin • North Brookfield Council #2381 Dakota Hinerth, Hannah Leas and Worthington • Irene G. Benvenuti Memorial Scholarship – Sydney of the Knights of Columbus – Dakota Sydney Schimmelpenningh • President’s Award for Educational Hinerth, Catherine Schleyer and Caitlin • North Brookfield Police Association Achievement – Paige Bond, Megan Schimmelpenningh • North Brookfield High School Class Worthington Girls Sports Award – Jordan Olson Cammuso, Stefanie Garrow, Hannah • North Brookfield PTO Scholarship – • Bob Perrin Memorial Sports Award Leas, Rachel McIntyre, Avery Nye, of 1958 Scholarship – Megan Cammuso • Country Auto Body Athletic Cassidy Bulger – Dylan Dupre

Leicester Memorial School hird erm onor oll 3rd Annual T T H R Second Chance

GRADE 3 Mitchel Giggey, Maura Granville, Animal Shelter Annalisa Hair, Eleanor Hills, Alliance Johnson, Izabella Kulla, Hailey-Jean High Honors: Caden Birtz, Andrew Laprade, Hailey Lazarevic, Sean Golf Tournament Boisvert, Chloe Bouchard, Hannah Le, Kelton Leveillee, Jaedyn Levine, Collette, Michael Connly, Patrick Juliana Linehan, Griffin Metcalf, Erick Harrington, Peyton Knott, Charolette Portillo Munoz, Deegan Powers, Grace Libby-Toler, Logan Mandella, Lindsey Reinke, Ana Ruggieri, Anthony, Saksa, DATE: July 18, 2015 McGurl, Jillian Morrison, Jasmine Ngo, Emmelia Shippey, Adrianna Sliwoski, TIME: 7:30 AM Tee Off/ 12:00 Lunch Shannon O’Brien, Nora Oliver, Anna Haley Soden, Brady Splaine, Jacob Van Painter, William Panepinto, Gregory Lingen, Connor Wilson, Ryan Zeena FORMAT: 18 Holes Scramble with foursomes Pappas, Kassandra Peloquin, Alex Pennyman, Elizabeth Price, Jackson GRADE 5 WHERE: Leicester Country Club, 1430 Main St, Ricarte, Amandah Rivera, Samara Leicester, MA 01524 Rodas, William Sawicki, Julia Soden, Adam Skoglund, James Sweeney, Grace High Honors: Kayla Barry, Nicole Wilson Berard, Sarah Brouillard, Maria Honors: Allie Blair, Shawn Bloniasz, DiMeglio, Rian Fadden, Alexis Goodney, Jack Brady, Michael Bugbee, Grace Grace Guinee, Deanna Herbert, Abigail Bujak, Michelle Dacri, Hayden Davis, Johnson, Seth Larson, Abigail Leahy, Matthew Direnzo, Lilith Field, William Kristopher Lopriore, Casey Macaruso, Foy, Lillian Gachau, Michael Gerber, Allyson Mahoney, Neil McCarthy, Brendan Grenier, Noah Hallen, Niklaus Morgan Merrell, Abigail Morrison, Hellstrom, Zachary Jackson, Vladimir Jenna Nelson, Meghan Niddrie, Eden Kenney, Abbi Lane, Meghan Le, Joseph Riel, Kyle Stapel, Veronica Stasiewicz, Leatham, Brody Lembo, Samantha Shannon Tuson, Brady White, Lindsey Wickson, Emily Wilson Luby, Morgan Maxwell, Lexie McLeod, Ticket Information: Kyle Modig, Thomas Moore, Kevin Honors: Niclole Bahingire, Evan Moss, Vincent Nguyen, Jayla O’Neal, Benoit, Riley Boisvert, Payton Booth, Golf/Lunch $90.00 pp – includes 18 hole round of golf, delicious meal Eric Ortiz, Sophia Osborn, Gabrielle Erin Brown, Bryson Bujak, Ava (steak or vegetarian), cart, and cooler bag and a golfers gift package. Butkiewicus, Brett Carroll, Timothy Pietri, Logan Potter, Lucca Reinehr, * Limit of 144 Tickets Kharine Rivera, Alexander Russo, Cehon, Richard Cichowski, Luke Clay, Gabrielle Stuart, Owen Underwood, Emily Connolly, Meghan Connolly, Korey Wood Brynn Cooney, Brendan Crowley, Don’t golf? Christopher Cutroni, Walker Davis, GRADE 4 Anthony Direnzo, Michael Dyson, Lunch Only $35.00 – Steak, or Vegetarian Meal. * Limit of 75 Tickets Ryan Ellis, Breana Escobar, Varissa Esposito, Randy Ethier, Morgan For tickets, go to the shelter’s website at www.secondchanceanimals.org or High Honors: Sofia Acero, Ayden Flodman, Andrew Gaudet, Erin call the shelter at 508-867-5525. Tickets are limited so don’t wait! Beique, Abigail Bernabei, Danielle Gerber, Matthew Heffernan, Thomas Birchett, Kona Burritt, Ryan Davis, Heffernan, Ja’Nya Johnson, Kayla Cole Delage, Abby Doku, Joely Kobel, Jason LaBombard, Zoe Langlois, Other fun things at this event: Fontaine, Emma Fournier, Nikolas Jacob Lapierre, Madelyne Libby-Toler, Silent Auction * 50/50 * Mulligans * Raffles * Other Contests Too! Gillaspie, Nakita Grammatic, Olyvia Connor Linehan, Charles Martinelli, Gustafson, Tyler Herron, Annie Hunt, Josiah Mattei, Michael Mero, Nicholas Interested in sponsoring this event? Please visit our website for details on the great opportu- Molly Ledbetter, Ariana Levitan, Michaelian, Theodore Miller, Zavier nities! Derek Mahoney, Jacob McGrail, Jason Morales, Shannon Moynagh, Justin Milgate, Victor Moisan, Kathleen Muturi, Jack O’Leary, Kailyn Orrell, Second Chance Animal Shelter is a non-profit no kill animal shelter located in East Brookfield. O’Brien, Brier Pedersen, Lily Peterson, Mya Osborn, Justin Painter, Lilly Second Chance also has a Pet Wellness and Education Center in North Brookfield and Jillian Rose, Yenaila Torres-Cheung, Provo, Olivia Rosado, Lindsey Salek, Springfield Community Veterinary Center in Springfield. Over 16,000 pets a year are helped by Tiffany White, Samuel Witkowski Delia Shea, Jada Smith, Morgan Smith, Second Chance through the various programs including adoption, the spay/neuter clinic, Honors: Jonathon Beford, Olivia Timothy St. John, Jane Toohil, Taylor wellness clinics, training, educational outreach, and the pet food pantry. For more information Beltran, Nicole Blais-Bennett, Ayva Torres, Paige Ward, Ethan Watkins, on the shelter, visit the website at www.secondchanceanimals.org Boguzis, Katie Choquette, James Cosper, James Whittemore Jr., Andrew Jonathan Dahlgren, Sophia Gallati, Zawalich ADOPTION CENTER: WELLNESS AND EDUCATION CENTER: SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY 111 Young Rd., P.O. Box 136 372 North Main St. VETERINARY CLINIC See a photo you E. Brookfield, MA 01515 N. Brookfield, MA 01535 501 Belmont Ave., TEL (508)867-5525 TEL. (508) 637-1333 Springfield, MA would like to order? FAX (508)867-5019 FAX (508) 637-1417 TEL. (413) 739-2343 email [email protected] www.secondchanceanimals.org FAX (413) 372-4163 Photo Reprints Available Call Stonebridge Press for details 508-764-4325 or drop us an email at TheHeartOf [email protected] Massachusetts.com 8 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, July 3, 2015

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Adam Minor The whole truth about the China excursion Know the Managing Editor To the Editor: cators or the public on how to change impact of Mr. McRae’s editorial (New Leader, this. There is the shutdown and real- June 26) begins to pull the curtain location of materials and resources ditorial away from Superintendent Crowe’s of Lake St. School to the remaining E “professional development” trip to schools. The moving of little Maple retirement China. St. School last year was not success- Let’s draw the curtain back all the fully accomplished until two months way. This is Dr. Crowe’s second trip to into the following school year. There goals on your Discovery China while on the job in the district. is a brand new Pupil Services direc- How many people know about that? tor who needs to be brought up to It can be reasonably argued that she speed in a department that is hurting finances mode has spent more time in the People’s for staff and resources. There is no Republic than she has in her own English Language Learner coordina- The con- school buildings. Certainly she is bet- tor — a state requirement — yet the Financial cept of Everything must be amazing ter acquainted with the Chinese peo- superintendent wants to bring a host “retirement” through the mind of a young boy ple than she is with the faculty in the of Chinese students over in the recip- Focus has changed district since she has yet to meet with rocal part of the exchange. There is a — discovering how things work, dramatical- them — either to articulate a vision or major problem with both students and seeing animals you’ve never seen JEFF ly in recent any plan for the district. staff fleeing the district. There is an BURDICK before, hearing new noises, feel- While I have no issue with this investigation ongoing by the Inspector decades. ing new sensations, learning new Exchange Program in and of itself General. Isn’t all this enough to keep Today’s retir- words — things are so new and (and with the Chinese people, for that the leader of the district home? ees are trav- fresh. It makes me feel old and cyn- matter) I do have an issue with the The School District needs immedi- eling, volunteering, pursuing their ical, but experiencing it all over time and the energy that this pro- ate and effective plans to respond to hobbies — and even working for again through a boy’s eyes has a gram is taking from the pressing and its pressing problems. They need to money. In fact, as a retiree, you can rejuve- immediate problems here at home be resolved here and now — not 7,000 essentially do anything you want, The nating in Spencer-East Brookfield. We are a miles away. as long as your health and finances effect. Level 3 District, and still no specific permit it. Through exercise, prop- Minor articulated plan from the superinten- Mark S. James er diet and avoidance of bad habits, Last dent to the School Committee, the edu- Details week East Brookfield you can do a lot to stay physically brought healthy. And by clearly identifying ADAM two your retirement goals and estimating their financial impact, you’ll know MINOR differ- how to stay “financially healthy” ent day Time to start giving our throughout your retirement years. trips for So, what are your retirement goals? my family, and my nearly 4-year- Here are some of the more common old son, in particular, was struck students ‘a fighting chance’ ones: with wonder constantly. The Travel. Many people can’t wait to first trip, to the EcoTarium, in see the world once they retire. If I have had the pleasure of of your town just because you Worcester, Mass., was a whirlwind you’re one of these eager travelers, for him. With its mix of inside and being the interim assistant don’t have any kids in school? principal at David Prouty you’ve got more choices than ever. outside adventures and exhibits, So what can you do to give the High School this year. your students a fighting chance? To Programs such as Road Scholar (for- he was in a constant state of eupho- I have also been a teacher turn begin with, you need to accept merly known as Elderhostel) provide ria. for 20 years and administra- the fact that it’s your respon- educational travel programs to vir- “C’mon! Let’s see more animals!” tor for 15 years, and have thomas a. sibility to make the change. tually every area on the planet. And, he would exclaim as he grabbed worked in four different Business as usual is as good as of course, you are free to journey on my hand. Of course, I would oblige. high schools. This doesn’t lauder total failure at this point. Last your own. But however you decide to You see, my son has developed make me an expert, but the leicester year there were approximately hit the road, you’d better bring your an affinity for animals. He’ll often experience gives me some 80 of the 140 eighth graders that wallet — because travel is expensive. have a nugget of information for credibility. I have struggled came to the high school. The One way of dealing with these costs me that he learned that day once I with the idea of writing a letter to the pride is waning. The dilapidated high is to place a certain amount of money walk through the door after work. newspaper, but not to write a letter to school, the lack of resources and the each year in a liquid account that try to help the students of Spencer and negative perception are not attractive offers significant protection of princi- Sometimes, before bed, he’ll ask to East Brookfield is not an option. to 13-year-olds — or their parents. see pictures of different animals on pal. Set aside enough money to cover I thought Mr. Joseph Shea’s letter Get a new high school. It was built all your travels for a year, and when my phone, using my phones micro- to the editor recently was accurate in 1966, when Lyndon Johnson was it’s exhausted, you’ll know it’s time to phone feature. Horses, monkeys, when he wrote of the problem with president and man had never walked polar bears, giraffes, you name it the schools — “The problem is a lack on the moon. It’s old, dumpy and stay home for a while. — he wants to see it. of support, appreciation and resourc- beyond its usefulness. Students have Rent or buy a second home. During On one occasion, I was impressed es.” seen the new high schools in Grafton, retirement, many people like to spend a few months each year in a when at the EcoTarium gift shop, Mr. Shea has had four children go Southbridge, Auburn and Uxbridge through the system successfully and — then they come back to Prouty to more pleasant climate or in a location he grabbed a plush animal toy, nearer their grown children. If you and said, “Daddy, look, a turkey he has credibility, as well. However, see their own inadequate facility, and things are deteriorating and every- what kind of conclusions can they are considering a second home, you’ll vulture.” I was taken aback…how body seems to know it, but nobody draw, but that they are not worthy? need to decide whether you want to many 3-year-olds can identify a seems to know what to do or are I’m sure it will take some time to get rent or buy. You’ll find considerable turkey vulture? I barely knew what unwilling to make the necessary sac- a new school, so perhaps in the mean- differences from a financial point of the thing was… rifices. time, updating some books to the new view, so you’ll want to think carefully Another random bit of informa- It has been a pleasure working with century and Advanced Placement about your choice. tion he delivered included the fact the principal, teachers and students books for the AP courses would be a Pursue your hobbies. While you that porcupines have quills, as at David Prouty this year. They are good start. were working, you might have we looked upon the EcoTarium’s good people that are surviving and My understanding is that a new wished that you had more freedom resident porcupine, named “Sgt. even succeeding under less than teacher contract has been reached. to pursue your hobbies. Once you ideal conditions. The politics create a Perhaps now the committee and Pepper.” That poor thing must be retire, though, you’ll probably have dark cloud that is slowly eroding the teachers can shake hands and move tired of people singing it Beatles schools. on. School committee and teachers a lot more time to do what you like, tunes. Here is the problem — the stu- fighting has the townspeople picking whether that’s driving your classic The fun didn’t end there though, dents in the Spencer/East Brookfield sides and blaming one group or the car, painting landscapes, golfing, as only a couple days later, we trav- schools are the victims, and they other for the dysfunction. The new fishing, building furniture — whatev- eled to the Roger Williams Park will suffer the consequences of the superintendent has not exactly made er. Be aware, however, that some peo- Zoo just outside of Providence, in-fighting, lack of trust, lack of effort strides in team building in the first six ple do get over-exuberant and spend R.I., as part of a youth group trip. and apathy from the adults. The tragic months. Hopefully it will get better, more money on their hobbies than He’s been there before, but that end results are that, in the end, they otherwise there will be a mass exodus they can really afford. So have fun didn’t stop him from wanting to will not be able to compete with stu- of good people and the negative repu- with your pursuits, but set a budget see everything again. After all, it’s dents from surrounding districts that tation will perpetuate. The schools are — and stick to it. value education more highly than this not every day you get to witness a primary reason for families choos- Get back to work. Upon your for- community seems to. ing a town to move into. A recent someone giving an elephant a bath, mal retirement, you may decide to For those of you that want to point article in a local newspaper predicts do some consulting or open a small brush the coat of a goat, or hang the finger at the teachers — stop. a decline in population in Spencer — out with a peacock. Actually seeing business. Any wages you receive These teachers are as good — and not a surprise, unless things change. can greatly improve your retire- a zebra, a giraffe and a snow leop- better — than other districts. They Spencer/East Brookfield has had ment income picture. For example, get very little credit for the good work pride and a good reputation for many ard up close is a lot different than the more money you earn, the less they do. For those of you that say the years, but unless there is a ground- on a small phone screen. you’ll have to take out each year from I don’t remember as far back as 3 schools are “good enough” — stop. swell of support from the community, What was “good enough” for the gen- your schools and towns will deteri- your 401(k), IRA and other retire- years old, and as my son gets older, ment plans. (You will have to take these memories of places like erations before is not good enough orate. Good schools are what attract families and increase home values in at least minimum withdrawals from the EcoTarium, Roger Williams now. These students need more than the ‘3 R’s’ — like technology, current town. some of these accounts.) Plus, if you Park Zoo — and other favorites books and decent facilities. For those You have good quality students make enough money, you may be like Southwick’s Zoo and Mystic that don’t want to pay taxes to sup- here — don’t let them down. able to postpone Social Security for Aquarium — will too begin to fade, port the children — I ask, when did a few years, thereby increasing your but I can only hope that the experi- it become okay to ignore the children monthly payments when you eventu- ences he has now will be the basis ally start taking them. of future wonder and discovery, As you can see, your retirement and he’ll want to continue to see goals will be closely tied to your things, touch things and learn new See a photo you finances. So think carefully about things about the world he lives what you’d like to do when you retire in. He’s starting preschool in the — and connect these objectives to the fall, and the hope is that this time would like to order? money you’ll spend and the money will also fuel that sense of discov- you may earn. By being aware of both ery. He’s at such a fun age right your dreams and your “bottom line,” now, where everything is a “wow” Photo Reprints Available you should be able to enjoy the retire- moment — a new experience that ment lifestyle you’ve envisioned. amazes. Call Stonebridge Press Maybe we can all learn a little This article was written by Edward something from that. Jones for use by your local Edward for details 508-764-4325 Jones Financial Advisor. Please con- Adam Minor may be reached at tact Jeff Burdick, your local Edward or drop us an email at Jones Advisor in Sturbridge at 508- (508) 909-4130, or e-mail aminor@ [email protected] 347-1420 or jeff.burdick@edwardjones. stonebridgepress.com. com. Friday, July 3, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER ­9 VIEWPOINT Upcoming estate sales

One of the great some time to inventory, we’ll place some as they conducted their first ever benefit things about the busi- of the rarer items online to sell prior auction. We were able to help them to ness we’re in is that to the sale and/or auction. This one significantly exceed their dream goal you never know what includes contents from a second home in by generating over $28K in proceeds. you’ll come across. Bellingham that includes an ultra rare In addition, we were able to help them Here are some exam- pre-1834 signed Hitchcock chair in great fund special needs (new flooring for St. ples of Estates we cur- condition. Philip’s and more than FOUR TIMES rently have under con- • Antiques and Lighting: We’ll be what they were seeking for a new sound tract… doing an onsite estate sale in Whitinsville system for St. Mary’s. But the best part • Oxford Volume that includes quite a bit of stunning was that word came back to us several Estate: For the past antique brass lighting and superbly times that the capacity crowd had a lot Treasures several weeks we’ve maintained quality antiques. No date set of fun. been organizing a sale yet, but we expect to do a late July sale We’re currently negotiating providing in Your in Oxford. There is a once we get the key to the property. Once similar Benefit Auction services for a Home huge collection of Dept owned by an antique dealer, this one is special Foundation in Wellesley, Mass. 56 items, all in their inets full of unopened hand tools. There’s loaded. We’re excited about this one. Their goal is more than $100,000. While original boxes. These Just sent out three more contracts they do have some experience with ben- PAUL JOSEPH even a large amount of different wood. include Dickens’ We’ll also be offering a 4x8 pegboard after initial site visits this past week. efit auctions, they’re looking for a new, Village and Heritage filled with all types of clamps. All power They include one in Shrewsbury that is professional auctioneer who will be as Village. Barbie dolls in and hand tools are brand names. And loaded with nice furniture and smalls, invested in the outcome of the auction original boxes. More vintage Christmas some solid work benches. It will take us and the largest number of unique lawn/ as they are. Will let you know how that and Halloween decorations and craft some time to inventory before we will garden ornaments we’ve seen in one goes. supplies (yarns, etc) than we’ve ever had sell it; but we anticipate a late July-early place. Another is in Auburn and includes All of our onsite sales are listed on in one Estate. Due to the sheer volume August sale. some fine quality antiques, an original www.estatesales.org and www.estate- of items, we’ll be offering many box lots. • An Equestrian Dream: We’ll 7-foot tall Moser safe (with combina- sales.net, as well as on our own website. That sale is tentatively scheduled for soon be picking up the contents of an tion, original gold stenciling and paint), July 10-11. Equestrian lover’s home. Included are smalls, and household goods, appliances, Contact us! Paul, CAI, GPPA: Grey • Incredible Woodwork Shop: We several original and repro carousel hors- etc. The third one is out of a home in Ghost Auctions & Appraisals, 508- just picked up an entire private wood- es and about 12-13 saddles, from English Charlton that includes top of the line 943-6570, [email protected]; www. working shop that includes everything riding to TWO custom made sterling colonial furniture and a like new Toro greyghostcorp.com; The author conducts from brand new hand power tools to silver Western saddles (complete). Both 1028 Power Shift snow blower. certified coin and antique/collectible immaculately maintained floor and table are products of nationally known mak- We were honored to provide full appraisals, on site estate sales, auctions, model power tools to a dust collection ers. While that group will also take auction services to St. Philip’s and St. and cleanouts. system. There are eight 4-drawer file cab- Mary’s churches in Grafton on June 20 A helping of recipes from vintage community cookbooks

It’s yard sale season, and ake Chill until cool but not thick. ic Publick House Historic Inn community cookbooks, most Ingredients: 2 cups blueber- T Stir in ginger ale, fruit cock- in Sturbridge! Simply send published by churches or com- ries; one cup flour; one tea- the tail and lemon juice. Pour into in a hint to be entered into a munity groups as fundraisers, spoon baking powder; 1/4 tsp. ring mold that has been rinsed random drawing. One winner are plentiful at tag sales and salt; 3 T shortening, melted; 3/4 Hint in cold water. Chill until firm. per month will win a fabulous flea markets. cup sugar; 1/2 cup milk; one At serving time, combine cot- dinner for two (a $60 value) Underestimated for far too cup sugar; one T cornstarch; KAREN tage cheese, nuts, cream and at the renowned restaurant, long, I think of these vintage one cup boiling water. TRAINOR mayonnaise. Unmold ring on located on Route 131 across spiral bound volumes as a trea- Directions: Put the two cups lettuce bed and fill center with the town common in histor- sure of original recipes from of blueberries in the bottom of cottage cheese mixture. ic Sturbridge. Because I’m in the area’s most talented cooks! an 8 x 8 cake tin. Mix the flour, Combine cooked oatmeal with the business of dispensing tips, A quick thumb through an old baking powder, salt, shorten- remaining ingredients. Cool. *** not inventing them (although I community cookbook reveals ing, 3/4 cup sugar and milk Shape into 12 croquettes, roll Baked Tuna Rolls can take credit for some), I’m long forgotten comfort foods together and spread over the in breadcrumbs, then dip in (Mrs. Charles Prunier: counting on you readers out and popular recipes of the era. berries. Now mix the one cup beaten egg and roll again in The Art of Cooking in the there to share your best helpful Recipes written long ago often sugar and cornstarch togeth- crumbs. Fry in hot deep fat Community of Oxford, Oxford hints! call for “a palm full” or “pinch” er and sprinkle over batter in 375 degrees until golden brown. Rainbow Girls) of this or that. Others list such pan. Pour the cup of boiling Serve hot. Do you have a helpful hint unfamiliar ingredients as oleo, water over this. Bake at about Ingredients: Two 7 ounce or handy tip that has worked lard, and Dream Whip. And 350 degrees for 45 minutes. *** cans tuna; 3/4 cup mayonnaise; for you? Do you have a ques- as was the practice of the day, Ginger Ale Fruit Salad 1/2 cup milk; 1/4 cup pickle rel- tion regarding household or few recipes bore a female’s *** (Mrs. Vernon Davis, ish; one small onion; one tea- garden matters? If so, why not first name, the author opting Salmon Croquettes Webster: The Art of Cooking spoon Worcestershire sauce; 1 share them with readers of instead to sign her personal (Charlotte Smith, Sturbridge: in the Community of Oxford, 3/4 cup fine bread crumbs, one Stonebridge Press publications? recipe with Mrs. in conjunc- From Sturbridge Kitchens, 1966) egg slightly beaten. Send questions and/or hints to: tion with her husband’s first Sturbridge Federated Church Directions: Drain and flake Take the Hint!, c/o Stonebridge and last name, such as Mrs. Women’s Club, 1962) Ingredients: one cup hot tuna. Mix with mayo, milk, Press, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, John Smith. water; one package lemon onion, etc. Toss with one cup MA 01550. Or e-mail kdrr@aol. Read on for a peek into the Ingredients: 2 cups water; Jell-O; 3/4 cup ginger ale; one bread crumbs and eggs, Roll com. Hints are entered into a recipe files of generations past, 1 cup uncooked oatmeal; One cup drained fruit cocktail. tuna mixture into fat rolls drawing for dinner for two at with a sampling of rib sticking 16 ounce can salmon drained, Filling Ingredients: one cup three inches thick. Coat with the historic Publick House Inn. dishes from creative cooks of boned and flaked; 1 tablespoon cottage cheese; 1/4 cup chopped remaining breadcrumbs. Bake For more great hints, tune into yore: lemon juice; 1 teaspoon salt; pecans; 4 maraschino cherries, for 20 to 30 minutes. Turn over Take the Hint! one minute snip- 1/4 teaspoon pepper; 1 1/2 tea- chopped; 1 T cream; 1 T may- when brown. pet tips aired on NASH Icon Blueberry Pudding Cake spoon Worcestershire sauce. onnaise. 98.9. And for more tips and talk, (Mrs. James McGrath, East Directions: Stir rolled oats Directions: Stir hot water *** be sure to listen to my live hour Waterboro, Maine: Maine’s into boiling water. Cook slowly in to gelatin until dissolved. Your tips can win you a great long show Fridays from 9 to 10 Jubilee Cookbook, 1970) for five minutes stirring often. dinner for two at the histor- a.m., on WARE 1250. Remembering the commentary Charles Hotz

Not long ago, in a letter to the editor, no idea of what he even looked quickly where you stood on shed my mortal coil and move on. I promised the always provocative Mr. like. He could’ve resembled your his list of things and people he Too bad for him, I guess, that he Hotz that should I — another old man, Cary Grant or Wally Cox, for liked and those he didn’t. relocated only a few short days prior like himself — be around after he was all I knew (if you’re under 60 turn Let me also say I owe him to the greatest victories of his leftist gone, I would not write anything about you’ll have to look the latter a debt of gratitude. Had I political life — the institutionalization him that would dishonor his memory. up if you want to know who I john not started reading his let- of both Euro-style socialized medi- I will try to stick to that commitment. mean). I disagreed with almost mcrae ters many years ago, I never cine (rationed death care, to honest But, in a letter from a supporter every single thing he ever had east would’ve been motivated to observers of the program) and alterna- which appeared in the same edition as to say, and I often resented brookfield take pen in hand and start tive marriage. His side won. Big. Very the one which carried Mr. Hotz’ swan the way he said what he did. sending off my own cranky big. The country and the culture has song to his many readers and fans — a Nonetheless, I came — in a letters to the editor, not know- been fundamentally changed; the old nice touch, actually, on Mr. Hotz’ part way — to admire the old guy. I looked ing whether anyone would ever read Republic is gone; the Constitution has — the point was not-so-subtly made forward to reading his latest epistles or be influenced in any way by them. been rendered a dead letter; the major- that his letters were the very picture if only to see whether I could spot the Many of my efforts were nothing more ity will now exist at the sufferance of a of reasoned, researched, and responsi- flaws in his arguments which were con- than a feeble attempt at a riposte to vocal, perpetually aggrieved minority; ble citizen journalism, free of bias and sistently secular and socialistic, char- his screeds: “Touche!! Mr. Hotz, en the rule of law is but a memory; we are venom, while those of his opponents — I acterizations, which, by the way, he guarde!!” However, he was a much bet- now, most assuredly, a nation not of suppose that would mean me, among never bothered to dispute. He, at least, ter propagandist than I, no matter how laws, but of men. They, the power-mad, a handful of others — were not much believed in something, stood for some- hard I tried, and I don’t think he lost elitists have it all: the government, the more than the rantings of bigots and thing, and didn’t fear letting the broad- much sleep over my attempts to dis- culture, education — at every level — ignoramuses. er community know what it was that mantle his carefully constructed argu- the press, many of the churches, the Even though a “decent interval” motivated and energized him. I know ments of the better people for the brave unions and corporations, and, at long has not yet passed, let’s consider that this is the old Bay State, and his views new world of collectivist “peace and last — God help us all — the military. assertion. I think even Mr. Hotz would were pretty much shared by the liberal social justice” for the rest of us sheeple. The consequences of this “transforma- chuckle at the suggestion that he was majority of the citizenry, and maybe Because of his influence on me as tion” won’t be long in coming. But, some sort of a Mr. Rogers of the key- more raw courage was required of, say, a reader, I have revised my plans for when they do, don’t complain, you pro- board who just wanted you to be his Mr. Roland Blais, of Brookfield — the what’s left of my “Golden Years.” I was gressive friends and admirers of the friend. Sorry, friends of the recently Jonathan Edwards of our region — who going to go the way of Sam Walter Foss deceased. You voted for it...twice. And, departed, but the truth is Mr. Hotz didn’t hesitate to give the readers the (1858-1911) — we all remember him, now you’re going to get it. was a warrior, an unapologetic, uncom- gospel straight up, as he saw it — but right kids? — when he concluded his Our country came to a number of promising, aggressive, in-your-face and Mr. Hotz knew his letters were certain famous poem with: “Let me live in my forks in the road. Soon, we’ll all know tireless advocate of his beliefs and opin- to abrade some folks — like me — the house by the side of the road … and whether or not the choices made were ions. He neither gave nor asked for any wrong way. However, he understood be a friend to man.” That’s right, just the correct ones. I submit they weren’t, quarter. To imply that he punctiliously the old saw that “politics ain’t bean sit back by my window and watch the but, in any case, I’m afraid there will avoided inflammatory and accusatory bag” and joined the battle with gusto. world go by, frantic to get and spend. now be no turning back. Goodbye, all rhetoric in dealing with his conserva- In combat, he took no prisoners, and But, on second thought, uh, no thanks, that once worked and made sense. tive, and often Christian, targets simply didn’t get his knickers in a twist when Sam. Like Charlie Hotz, I’m going to As for Mr. Hotz, he has run his race, tells me that one hasn’t been reading some of us accused him of wanting to squeeze every last ounce I can out of the he has fought the fight (whether it was him for very long. bring the Comintern here to America. 1st Amendment until the liberals either the good one or not remains to be seen), I had never met the man, and, until I A little hyperbole there. Depending shut me up, or, like the venerable ink- and he has retired from the fray. May saw his picture in the newspaper, had on your perspective, you knew rather stained wretch of North Spencer, I, too, he from his weary labors rest.

www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 10 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, July 3, 2015 SPORTS Auburn Summer Basketball League lifts off for another season of action

AUBURN — Now in its 37th season of action, the Auburn Boys’ Summer Basketball League has begun to heat up as the 20 teams involved finished their second week of play at the Horgan Courts. The Finder’s Division plays its games on Mondays and Wednesdays, while the Keeper’s Division hits the courts on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Below are the results of the games played Wednesday, June 24 and Thursday, June 25. June 24 — Finder’s Division Oxford 46, Sutton 43 Shepherd Hill 58, Northbridge 27 Bartlett 56, Hopedale 47 Quaboag 51, Uxbridge 43 Tantasqua 55, Auburn 41 June 25 — Keeper’s Division Douglas 57, St. Mary’s 17 David Prouty 45, Leicester 34 Worcester Tech 49, Bancroft 33 Quabbin 35, Grafton 25 Millbury 43, North Brookfield 29

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June 25 Main South 15, Sturbridge 5 — Post 109’s record dropped to 2-9 following a home loss to Main South. Sturbridge fell behind 5-0 before tying the game at 5-5, only for Main South to score the game’s final 10 runs. Jack Sullivan, Edwin DeLeon, Tyler Wade, Chris Cutroni, Brannon McMullen and Dean Morin all pitched for Post 109, while Mark Barton paced the offense by going 2 for 4 with 3 RBI. June 27 East Side 6, Sturbridge 2 — East Side turned a slim 3-2 lead into a 6-2 victory with a three-run top of the seventh inning. Brady Ravenelle, Mark Barton and Ian Wetherbee had the hits for Post 109 (3-10). East Side 11, Sturbridge 5 — Al Augustine pitched the first 5 innings for Post 109, but Sturbridge dropped to 3-11 following their loss in a doubleheader to Jon Gouin photos East Side. Edwin DeLeon, Mark Barton, Sturbridge Post 109 starter Andy Berg fires a pitch during a 10-0 loss to Dan Gilligan and Andy Berg had the RBI Northbridge Post 343 on Monday, June 29. on the offensive end for Sturbridge. June 29 June 22 Northbridge 10, Sturbridge 0 — Post Leominster 9, Sturbridge 3 — Although Post 109 343, who Sturbridge manager Jim Rosseel called “the held a 3-2 lead after five complete innings, Leominster best team in the league,” blanked Post 109 in five rallied in the bottom of the sixth for seven runs to pull Sturbridge Post 109 starter Andy Berg fires a pitch during a mercy rule shortened innings as their record dipped 10-0 loss to Northbridge Post 343 on Monday, June 29. off a comeback victory. Tyler Wade couldn’t pitch out to 3-12. of the sixth inning, and offensively Sturbridge left Post 109 went with Andy Berg on the hill but the seven runners on base. Brendan Roach led Post 109 starter struggled, allowing nine runs — seven earned (2-7) at the plate with a 2 for 4 performance including — on eight hits with three walks, two strikeouts homer and pair of RBI. and a pair of hit batters in four innings of work. Northbridge jumped out to a 1-0 lead after one, but it was the six-run second inning that did in Sturbridge. In all, Post 109 only managed two base runners through the five-inning contest. Mark Barton had the only hit of the day, a single in the fourth frame that was erased by a double play ball, while Ian Wetherbee worked a one-out walk in the fifth. Northbridge (10-2) posted their 10th run in the bottom of the fifth to walk-off with the 10-0 mercy rule victory. Despite the loss, Rosseel still has faith in his team. “We have a good team, we do, but we’ve given away some games we should’ve won,” he said. “That’s a very good team, but you’ve got to come ready to play, and we really didn’t Sturbridge’s Ian Wetherbee watches ball four sail wide during an at-bat in the fifth inning tonight.” of an eventual 10-0 loss to Northbridge on June 29. — Jon Gouin Reliever Dean Morin of Sturbridge Post 109 fires a pitch to Northbridge during Post 343’s 10-0 win on June 29. Sturbridge Legion hits past Cherry Valley to break out of slump

Sturbridge Post 109 third baseman Ian Wetherbee looks toward first base before making the Nick Ethier photos Cherry Valley shortstop Tucker Hetherman throw over during a 14-8 victory over Cherry Valley Post 443. touches second base and fires over to first Sturbridge starting pitcher Dan Gilligan got during Post 443’s loss to Sturbridge Post the win for Post 109 in their 14-8 victory over 109. Cherry Valley Post 443.

Sturbridge’s Mark Barton reaches out to make contact with the ball during Post 109’s 14-8 win over Cherry Valley Post 443.

Tyler Simons of Cherry Valley Post 443 Nick Bates of Cherry Valley slides into home Hetherman (3 for 4) hitting an RBI sin- But Johnson pitched well in his pitched the first three innings during a 14-8 plate safely for Post 443’s first run during a gle and Nick Bates scoring on a throw- American Legion debut, tossing three loss to Sturbridge Post 109. 14-8 setback to Sturbridge Post 109. ing error — but Sturbridge got two of innings and allowing those two runs on its own in the home half of the frame. four hits. BY NICK ETHIER Wetherbee and Kody Murphy were the Coyle was impressed. SPORTS STAFF WRITER Post 443 got the high-scoring affair recipients of the RBI. “Johnson on the mound, he’s wanted started in the top of the first inning Post 109 then ultimately put the game to pitch, he pitched well tonight,” the STURBRIDGE — Sturbridge when Ryan Mulcahy hit an RBI single away with five more runs in the third, manager said. American Legion Post 109 manager Jim and Chris Daniels followed with an RBI making it a 12-4 ballgame. Tyler Wade, Rabidou’s RBI single and a dou- Rosseel said that his entire baseball double. Morin, Ravenelle (two) and Wetherbee ble-steal that allowed him to score from team’s lineup can hit, and they were But Post 109 scored five runs during provided the RBI. third base got Post 443 two more runs able to hit their way out of a six-game its first ups, taking the lead for good. Those three innings were all Cherry in the seventh inning off Post 109 reliev- losing streak when they pounded out Jack Sullivan, who doubled, scored Valley starter Tyler Simons could man- er Nate Healy, but Sturbridge held on 16 base-knocks in a 14-8 victory over when Dean Morin reached base on a age, but most of his 12 runs allowed from there for the victory. Cherry Valley Post 443 at Tantasqua throwing error. Ravenelle then hit an were unearned. “We needed the win and we got it,” Regional High School on June 26. RBI single, Wetherbee did the same, The same could be said for Sturbridge Rosseel said of expectations for the sec- “We needed this win,” Rosseel said and Matt Dowling’s single — plus a starter Dan Gilligan, who pitched six ond half of the season. “Hopefully we’re of breaking out of the slump, which fielding error — plated the last two. innings and allowed six runs. The game gong to get some more. I think we’re on included three defeats by a single run. Cherry Valley ultimately committed featured a total of 11 errors, which need- the right path now. “The attitudes, the atmosphere, it’s bet- six errors and left nine runners strand- less to say wasn’t either teams’ cleanest For Cherry Valley, Coyle stated, ter.” ed when they were up to bat, but man- performance to date. “We’re just trying to get better.” Ian Wetherbee and Brady Ravenelle ager Peter Coyle didn’t attribute those Post 443 scored their fifth and sixth He also cited that Johnson pitching each went 4 for 4 at the plate, with problems to the loss. runs off Gilligan in the fifth on Jeremy well and captain Rob Dukes not starting Wetherbee collected 5 RBI and Ravenelle “It’s not about the left on nine and six Rabidou (2 for 4) and Bryce St. Germain but taking over late in the ballgame in an additional 3. errors,” the first-year manager with the (2 for 3) RBI. right field were positive signs for the “Hitting is our strength, but tonight club said. “We’re a new program, new With Kyle Johnson on the hill for morale of the team. was the first time we really strung a lot start, new beginnings — one day we’re Cherry Valley, Sturbridge scored twice “We’re building off that stuff,” he of them together,” Rosseel said. up and one day we’re down.” in the bottom of the fifth to up their said. “A captain going into right field Sturbridge improved to 3-9, while Cherry Valley responded with two advantage to 14-6. Wetherbee’s monster and Johnson pitching good is where we Cherry Valley dropped to 1-7. runs in the second inning — Tucker day concluded with a two-run single. got the victory tonight.” 12 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, July 3, 2015 SPORTS Despite controversial call in loss, North Brookfield Little Leaguers deemed ‘champions’

Kevin Flanders photo Kevin Flanders photo Brimfield’s Roger Leland tosses a pitch to North Brookfield’s Colin Connor Cunningham of Brimfield, Wallace. right, avoids a tag and slides safely into first base as a North single. But the umpire called scored regardless of the bat Brookfield fielder catches the ball. Courtesy photo Thacker out on a controver- clipping the catcher’s feet. The North Brookfield Majors wear their shirts and hold their trophies on sial determination, ruling “I can honestly say this was June 28 following an undefeated regular season. and nine punchouts, and he that Thacker had tossed his the best game that I have ever helped his own cause offensive- bat back following the hit and been a part of in my six years of ly by ripping a two-run homer BY KEVIN FLANDERS struck the Brimfield catcher in coaching at North Brookfield,” NEWS STAFF WRITER in the second inning. Brimfield the foot. said Sansone, who did not elect BROOKFIELD — Even pushed the winning run across The call secured the champi- to appeal the call. “That’s the though the North Brookfield in the top of the sixth when a onship for Brimfield, leaving important thing. Both teams Indians Little League Major throwing error on an attempt- North Brookfield stunned in played awesome. The umpire Division baseball team was ed stolen base allowed the run- defeat. They finished an excel- is a great guy.” denied a perfect season in con- ner to score. lent season at 15-1, although The game featured strong troversial fashion during a North Brookfield scored indi- the one loss will surely have an pitching and defense through- June 17 championship game at vidual runs in the home half of asterisk beside it when entered out, including a crisp dou- Lewis Field, players and coach- the first and third innings on into the archives. ble play turned in by North es are proud of a tremendous RBI singles by Colin Wallace North Brookfield Head Brookfield’s Logan Talbot, who spring. and Anderson Sansone, whose Coach David Sansone declined fired to first base just in time Trailing 3-2 to Brimfield in team wrapped up an unforget- to comment on the umpire’s to beat the runner. In addition the bottom of the sixth inning, table season. The Indians sent call. He is focusing on the pos- to delivering the last inning down to its final out with run- seven players to the Quaboag itives and considers his team hit, Thacker also pitched well Kevin Flanders photo ners on second and third base, Little League All-Star team to be champions, as they only for his club, going five strong North Brookfield’s Eli Thacker the Indians thought they had tryouts this year, and they all lost on a technicality that had innings with nine strikeouts. winds and fires to collect one of the walk-off win when Eli made the team. no impact on the play itself. Brimfield’s Roger Leland his nine strikeouts. Thacker laced a clutch two-run Both runners still would have matched Thacker’s five innings SPORTS BRIEFS

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Blackstone Valley’s Tim Beaudette, who played high school ball for Uxbridge High, reaches out to drive a two-run single in the fifth inning that scored the winning runs for the Valley Cats.

BY JON GOUIN St. Martin forced home a run to make SPORTS CORRESPONDENT it 1-0. DOUGLAS — The Blackstone Valley The Cats tacked on runs in the Cats, a first-year expansion team in third, fourth and two more in the fifth the Central New England Baseball while building a 5-0 lead. Goldman, of Association (CNEBA), hosted the Uxbridge High fame, drove in run No. Jon Gouin photos Worcester Pirates at Soldiers Field last 2 with a double to the right field gap to Friday, June 26. Led by solid pitching plate Burke. Former Auburn High star Tyler Lamonda delivers a pitch for the Blackstone Valley Cats during a 5-3 complete game win over the Worcester Pirates on Friday June 26. and some clutch hitting, the Cats came In the third it was another former away with a 5-3 victory. Uxbridge High standout, Tim Beaudette, Former Auburn High standout pitch- getting the job done. er Tyler Lamonda got the call for the Beaudette (2 for 4, run, 2 RBI) doubled Cats and didn’t disappoint, firing a com- down the left field line, stole third and plete game while striking out six and scored on a wild pitch to make it 3-0 in allowing three runs — two earned — on the Cats’ favor through four innings. five hits and a walk. “Tim Beaudette, a great catch, a huge “When it comes to Ty, he’s our stud,” hit, he really came up when we needed 23-year-old manager D.J. Reed said of him to,” Reed said of his second-hitting the starter. “He goes out there and gives left fielder who was the only player on us seven strong every night and does the field with more than one hit. anything we need him to do.” It was Beaudette again in the fifth, Opposite Lamonda was the Pirates’ this time lacing a two-run single into Michael St. Martin, who struggled the left-center gap. The hit scored desig- mightily with control issues, allowing nated hitter Oliver Collette and leadoff 11 walks and five hits to give the Cats man Sean Stone to make it 5-0. That their five runs — three earned — in would close out the Cats’ scoring on the five-plus innings. Player/manager day, and the rest was left to Lamonda. Carlos Mejia came on for a quiet inning The Pirates didn’t score until the top of relief to finish off the game. of the seventh inning when they put Blackstone Valley got on the board together a rally that made things close. first with a rally in the bottom of the After striking out the leadoff hitter, second inning as John Burke (1 for 4, 2 Lamonda allowed back-to-back singles Mitch Goldman of the Blackstone Valley John Burke of Oxford and the Blackstone runs) led off the frame reaching on an and a walk. Cats, an Uxbridge High alum, prepares to set Valley Cats lifts a fly ball to center that fell error in center field. A Nick Crivello Mike Diaz then came to the plate and down a bunt that helped score the game’s in due to an error. Burke later came around walk and Mitch Goldman (1 for 3, RBI) ripped a two-run single to make it 5-2, first run in the second inning at Soldiers to score on a bases loaded walk. sacrifice bunt put runners at second and when Lamonda thought he had a Field. and third, then back-to-back walks by quiet fly ball to right for the second out,

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EBES continued from page 1 attended the event to wish the students luck moving forward, including State Representative Donald Berthiaume, Selectman Ted Boulay, and Finance Committee member Mark Carpentier. “Each of you has a special talent that you will find and use to make the world a better place,” Boulay told the students. “Don’t be afraid to always give your best effort. Some of the best things in life are the things you work the hardest for.” Berthiaume and Carpentier high- lighted the excellent record of service East Brookfield students and residents have established. They encouraged the State Rep. Donald Berthiaume speaks. Principal Ron Tomlin addresses the crowd. outgoing sixth graders to keep the tra- dition alive as they get older. “You are very fortunate to live in a town where people are so involved. No matter what you do, make sure you always have fun with it,” Berthiaume said. Added Carpentier, “Think how strong we could be if we all got involved and pitched in. You don’t need any more than willingness — the rest will come with time.” It was a bittersweet experience for the students to realize their time at EBES has come to an end. Students reflect- ed on several great moments over the years, capped off with this year’s trip to Washington D.C. that saw the students take part in everything from visits to Students enter the gymnasium. museums to a Washington Nationals game. attend middle school in the district or Hana Glazebrook, Trevor Grenier, During their reflections, Student choose to study elsewhere, the EBES Ethan Haddad, Brianna Hayes, Council President Megan Elliott and staff knows they are well prepared for Christopher Haynes, Haley Hilton, Vice President Josua Marcano recount- success. Reagan Hingston, Cody Josti, Nathan ed the many good times students had East Brookfield Selectman Ted Boulay deliv- “You all have great potential – you Kniskern, Alyson Langlois, Zachery together. ers a speech. just have to keep putting your best foot Lentz, Emily Letourneau, Josua “It has been a great year at East forward,” Tomlin added. Marcano, Azana McClain, Zachary Brookfield Elementary School,” said Members of this year’s sixth grade Paine, Jenna Petruzzi, Serena Roberts, Marcano, who described the D.C. trip for the students to have a new school class include: Emily Anderson, Jack and Allison Wheeler. as a highlight of the year. “I would like and new teachers next year – many of Barnes, Jared Berthiaume, Zechariah to thank our teachers for a spectacular them for the first time – they are look- Bertrand, Kaitlyn Bosse, Dale Boucher, Kevin Flanders can be reached at year. It has been a great six years with ing forward to the opportunities that Justin Charpentier, Christian 508-909-4140, or by e-mail at kflanders@ my class.” await them. Regardless of whether they Consiglio, Megan Elliott, Sakara Fancy, stonebridgepress.com. Though it will certainly be strange

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Night with Conan O’Brien,” Parsons added. involved and give back to the receive the scholarships, stu- COMEDY Comedy Central, “The Late In addition to taking in a communities they serve.” dents living in Spencer must continued from page 1 Show with David Letterman,” great night of comedy, guests The David Prouty High plan to attend college. The took his nationally acclaimed and “Mad TV,” the comedian were also able to support a School community wished to money is typically disbursed act to Spencer and thrilled has also appeared in such mov- scholarship fund that will ben- extend its thanks to the Spencer upon completion of a student’s residents with a flurry of fun- ies as “The Boondock Saints” efit Spencer seniors headed to Firefighters Association for its first semester in college. nies. About 300 guests attend- and “The Breaks.” college. This year the Spencer continued support of the stu- As for Marley, he’s planning ed the June 14 show at Town Marley is perhaps best Firefighters Association hand- dents. to return to Spencer next sum- Hall, and all proceeds from the known for the world record he ed out eight scholarships, “I cannot say enough good mer for another set. Parsons event will benefit the Spencer once set — longest continuous seven to David Prouty High things about the Spencer and the rest of the community Firefighters Association’s standup comedy routine — School students and the other Fire Department,” said DPHS are eager to have him back. scholarship fund. by performing for 40 straight to a Tantasqua Regional High Principal David Bachant. The Spencer Firefighters In total, about $2,000 was hours. The record was later School student from Spencer. “DPHS staff and students are Association was established raised at the event. broken, but it helped Marley For Parsons and his staff, it very fortunate to have such three years ago. In addition “We are excited to have establish himself as one of the means a lot to host events that a tremendous relationship to awarding scholarships, the opportunities to give back to best in the business. When raise funds for the students. with these fine folks. I have association has also been active the community,” said Spencer Parsons saw him perform With college tuitions rising, the utmost respect for Chief in a number of other efforts, Fire Chief Robert Parsons. a few years back, he was so scholarships can make a big Parsons and his entire depart- including assisting local food “Anything we take in, we make impressed that he personally difference for students early in ment — they are dependable, pantries. sure 100 percent of it goes right invited the comedian to do a set their careers in higher educa- cooperative and a very caring back into the community.” in Spencer. tion. group of people that take great Kevin Flanders can be Marley, originally from And the rest is history. “It feels great to give back pride in their community. All reached at 508-909-4140, or by Maine, has performed at ven- “Bob is a great guy who’s to the community, and every residents of this communi- e-mail at kflanders@stone- ues throughout the nation. In really easy to work with. He little bit helps for these kids,” ty are extremely fortunate to bridgepress.com. addition to appearing on “Late was great as usual — peo- Parsons said. “It’s typical of have a group of this caliber.” ple love coming to see him,” all firefighters to want to get In order to be eligible to Sewage disposal system to bring property up to state standards

MOBILE HOME continued from page 1 It was an ambitious plan that some residents feared might not be financial- ly possible, but with the help of local legislators and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), the community has secured the funds needed to move forward. Wagon Wheel received more than $3 million in grants – and over $1 million in loans – from the USDA Rural Development Program to fund the project. Congressman Richard Neal, Sen. Anne Gobi, and State Rep. Donald Berthiaume all played integral roles in helping to secure USDA funding. A significant percentage of the park’s inhabitants are seniors living on fixed incomes, and they are thrilled by the USDA’s support. “The health and safety of this commu- nity, as well as the environment, is one of our main concerns. We are glad that we were able to provide the assistance necessary for this community to build a Kevin Flanders photo better future,” said USDA Acting State Wagon Wheel Mobile Home Park President Wayne Morris leads the groundbreaking ceremony on June 26. Director Mary Grasso, who oversees projects in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Construction is underway at the proj- ect site, with Onsite Engineering, Inc. dedication and support. Whereas many ue to be vibrant in the future.” these types of funds to the people who serving as the engineer and Ricciardi mobile home parks across the country USDA Area Director Lyndon Nichols need them.” Brothers, Inc., of Worcester, serving have closed upon facing big challeng- also praised residents, as well as Wagon The project is expected to last about as the contractor. At the groundbreak- es, the folks at Wagon Wheel banded Wheel leaders, for their commitment two years. Once finished, it will also ing ceremony, the owner of Ricciardi together and searched for solutions. throughout the process. greatly improve groundwater quality in Brothers, Jimmy Ricciardi, presented a “Without the residents and their sup- “I want to give a lot of credit to the the area, officials said. silver shovel to Wagon Wheel President port, this never would have happened,” residents and the Board for working so Wayne Morris to celebrate the achieve- Morris said. “The community rose as a hard to receive this funding,” Nichols Kevin Flanders can be reached at 508- ment. whole and took action. This has always said. “I also want to thank Congressman 909-4140, or by email at kflanders@stone- Morris thanked the entire Wagon been a vital and vibrant community, Neal, Senator Gobi, and Representative bridgepress.com. Wheel community for their continued and with this new project it will contin- Berthiaume. They know how to get NEWS BRIEFS

adding, “This internship combines two Secretary of the Commonwealth Coleman receives of my passions: community outreach William Francis Galvin is pleased to and history. This scholarship means a announce that online voter registra- great deal to me because it gives me the tion is available in the Commonwealth Brewer Scholarship at opportunity to continue working at a through the portal launched by his place I love.” office. This important advancement The Stephen Brewer Scholarship, will make registration easier and more OSV named after the former State Senator convenient as well as cut costs relating STURBRIDGE from Central Massachusetts, is given to to the printing of voter registration — The Chamber a college student who resides in Senator forms. of Central Brewer’s district who has demonstrat- Massachusetts citizens can apply Massachusetts ed an interest in the study of American online by visiting Secretary Galvin’s South and Old history, museum studies, or education website at www.sec.state.ma.us and Sturbridge Village while participating in the Village’s clicking the “Massachusetts Register to BOSTON — Sen. Michael O. Moore are pleased internship program. Vote Online” button to access the online (D-Millbury) released the dates, times to announce “Christina tackled each project set application system. Any Massachusetts and locations of local office hours being Christina Coleman before her with a positive attitude and citizen who has a valid identification held in the coming months. Residents as the 2015 recip- completed each task ahead of time,” said card issued by the Registry of Motor of the 2nd Worcester District are wel- ient of the Jim O’Brien, Old Sturbridge Village Vehicles will be able to use the online come to meet with Senator Moore or a Christina Coleman Stephen Brewer Director of Special Events. “It has been system to apply to register to vote, representative of the Senator’s Office Scholarship, a a pleasure working with Christina update their address or change their to discuss concerns or other matters of $1,500 stipend given to a current college for the past three summers,” O’Brien party enrollment. interest. intern at the Village. added, “and I strongly believe this expe- Massachusetts citizens who do “Office hours provide a direct and Christina Coleman is originally rience gave her valuable insight into not have identification issued by the candid opportunity for residents to from Spencer, where she graduated museum work.” Registry of Motor Vehicles can still engage with my office,” said Moore. from David Prouty High School. This Current students interested in par- complete an application online which “While I understand that constituents’ May, Coleman graduated from Roger ticipating in Old Sturbridge Village’s they can then print, sign and mail or schedules may not permit them to Williams University in Bristol, Rhode college internship program, which hand deliver to their local election offi- attend the office hours in person, I also Island, where she majored in Historic includes spring, summer and fall place- cial. encourage them to communicate with Preservation and Anthropology and ments in historic preservation, muse- With the Presidential Primary only my office via telephone, e-mail or social Sociology. She will continue gradu- um administration, historic trades, eight months away on March 1, 2016, media if I may ever be of assistance.” ate studies at the University also in special events, museum education, and now is the time to visit Secretary • Leicester: July 20 and Aug. 24, 10:30- Historic Preservation. other disciplines, should consult the Galvin’s website to check your voter 11:30 a.m., Senior Center, 40 Winslow For the past three years, Coleman Village’s website at www.osv.org, or registration status and make any Ave., Leicester. has participated in the college intern- contact Kimberly Adams, Coordinator updates as necessary. Moore represents the Second ship program at Old Sturbridge Village, of Volunteers, at 508-347-0302. Worcester District consisting of the serving as an historical interpreter in Towns of Auburn, Grafton, Leicester, costume, and organizing the logistical Millbury, Shrewsbury, Precincts 2 and details of special events. Moore announces local 4 in Northbridge, Upton, and Wards 5-7 “I love working at the Village and Online voter registration and Precincts 1 and 5 in Ward 8 of the dream of working somewhere similar office hours City of Worcester. in a full time capacity,” said Coleman, now available

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House broken into. mentation. Saturday night. Camera equipment stolen from 3:55 p.m.: Vandalism, 5:57 p.m.: Motor vehicle acci- driveway. destruction/damage proper- NORTH dent, property damage, Main 5:49 p.m.: Disturbance, ty, Prospect St. Vehicle keyed LEICESTER POLICE St. In front of Mexicali. Mechanic St. Music too loud again. BROOKFIELD 5:58 p.m.: Disturbance-Fight, again. 9:18 p.m.: Animal control, DEPARTMENT Meadow and Smithville Rd’s. 8:49 p.m.: Warrants - Cherry Hastings Rd. Was a bear ear- POLICE Party’s arguing by park at St. Want assistance with broth- lier. June 18 intersection. er. June 24 12:09 a.m.: Motor vehicle DEPARTMENT 6:55 p.m.: Disturbance, 11:01 p.m.: Disturbance, 1:29 a.m.: Burglary, Chestnut accident, No personal injury, neighbors, Mechanic St. Party house party, Maple St. So loud, St. Male in apartment with Main St. Report taken. June 26 playing music too loud. house vibrating. flashlight. 4:49 p.m.: Animal complaint, 2:41 p.m.: Complaint, Edna 7:41 p.m.: Disturbance - neigh- 11:35 p.m.: Burglary, Grove Pine St. Services rendered. Circle. Spoken to. bors, Bellevue Dr. Neighbor St. Party broke into residence. 5:37 p.m.: Animal complaint, 8:08 p.m.: Structure fire, was on property. June 21 LEICESTER POLICE Pleasant St. Services rendered. Donovan Rd. Extinguished. 8:37 p.m.: Request for police, 2:58 a.m.: Disturbance, 7:26 p.m.: Animal complaint, June 18 Church St. Someone removed Mechanic St. Yelling and voic- ARRESTS Henshaw St. Services ren- 1:23 p.m.: Phone scam/fraud, fuses. es talking loud. dered. School St. Services rendered. 10:59 p.m.: Disturbance, fight, 12:24 p.m.: Request for police, June 22 June 19 June 19 Maple St. Male/female fighting Rt. 49 Rd. Large black trash bag Moises Ramirez, Jr.18, 8 12:08 a.m.: Abandoned 911, 2:28 p.m.: Vandalism, Grove in log. in road, vehicles swerving. Crystal St. Worcester. Failing Dale St. Spoken to. and N Common St. Services June 19 2:39 p.m.: Motor vehicle acci- to stop/yield, fail to stop for 8:41 a.m.: Missing person, rendered. 7:11 a.m.: Police, Chestnut St. dent, property damage, Main police, speeding, reckless oper- Main and Mechanic St’s. 9:13 p.m.: Motor vehicle stop, Arrows in road. and Main Tr/North St’s. ation of motor vehicle, use 11:16 p.m.: Neighbor dispute, N Main St. Arrest made. 10:16 a.m.: Animal control, three car accident, one vehi- motor vehicle without author- Stafford St. Services rendered. June 20 Meadow Rd. Unfamiliar ani- cle left scene. ity, number plate violation to June 20 5:06 p.m.: Larceny/theft/ mal in yard possibly injured, 9:57 p.m.: Fireworks com- conceal ID, receive stolen prop- 11:39 a.m.: Domestic dis- shoplifting, Gilbert St. Report falls over. plaint, Main St. Heard single erty +$250. turbance, Mannville St. taken. 10:48 a.m.: Suspicious activi- gunshot. June 23 Investigated. 7:42 p.m.: Harassment ty, West Main and Bemis War 11:08 p.m.: Disturbance, Main Jade K Anderson, 23, 12 June 21 Prevention, Shore Rd. Services Memorial. Male in vehicle St. Red olds drove by - pointed Allen St. Worcester. Failure to 3:44 a.m.: Disturbance, rendered. blocked drive and accosted a laser at face. appear upon recognizance. Lillian Ave. Spoken to. June 21 female. 11:59 p.m.: Disturbance, 1:54 p.m.: Disturbance, 12:53 a.m.: Motor vehicle 11:16 a.m.: Disturbance, Main Maple St. Loud voices - woke Paxton St. Area search nega- accident, Hillsville Rd. Report St. Female yelling out window. subject, family up. SPENCER POLICE tive. taken. 1:13 p.m.: Fraud- June 22 5:44 p.m.: Fire, unauthorized Impersonation, Main St. 10:18 a.m.: Recreational vehi- ARRESTS burning, Main St. Services ren- Personal info used. cle complaint Wilson St. Dirt dered. 6:09 p.m.: Police, West Main bikes tearing up hayfield - is June 18 June 22 SPENCER POLICE St. Received scam Email. posted. Christopher M. Larson, 40, 7 11:54 a.m.: Fraud, Main St. 6:16 p.m.: Assault, Maple St. 3:34 p.m.: Vandalism, Brown St. Spencer. Warrant. Spoken to. DEPARTMENT Boyfriend punched in the face. destruction/damage proper- Arthur H. Larson, Jr., 64, 7 June 23 9:17 p.m.: Suspicious activ- ty, Prospect St. Vehicle keyed Brown St. Spencer. Warrant. 1:09 p.m.: Motor vehicle acci- June 18 ity, Donnelly Cross Rd. Large for 3rd time. at N Brookfield June 20 dent, no personal injury, Main 12:34 p.m.: Motor vehicle Party at Reservoir. Savings. David Douglas Normandin, St. Report taken. accident, property damage, 11:17 p.m.: Disturbance, 4:51 p.m.: DPW Call Out, 26, 229 Millbury Ave. Millbury. June 24 Greenville St. May 28 not inves- Mechanic St. Having party on Paxton Rd. Tree in road in area Warrant. 10:34 a.m.: Motor vehicle tigated, File 6-18-15. back deck/being loud. of airport. June 22 accident, no personal injury, 12:46 p.m.: Motor vehicle June 20 5:38 p.m.: Disturbance, Clark Andrew Cole Cassavant, 66, Main and Waite St’s. Report accident, property damage. 9:40 a.m.: Larceny- Rd. Yelled at by person every South Spencer Rd. Spencer. taken. West Main St. June 18 not shoplifting, Main St. Party left day. Warrant. SENIOR SCENE

11:30 a.m., Lunch club; 1 p.m., Bingo LEICESTER SENIOR The North Brookfield Senior Center • Birthday celebrations sponsored by is open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through WEST BROOKFIELD Quaboag on the Common on the second CENTER Thursday. Tri-Valley meals are served Tuesday of the month. on Mondays and Thursdays (suggested COUNCIL ON AGING: • Wellness Clinic on the second The Leicester Senior Center, 40 donation is $3). The Center cooks home- Thursday of the month. Winslow Ave., Leicester, is open made meals in their own kitchen on TRIPS • B/P Clinic sponsored by overlook Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays (suggested VNA on the last Thursday of the month. to 2 p.m. Lunch is served at noontime, donation of $3). Reservations needed The following trips are being offered • Free Tai Chi Classes, Wednesdays Monday through Friday for a nominal at least a day in advance. Call (508) by the West Brookfield Senior Center. at 11 a.m., Spencer Senior Center, 155 meal donation of $2.50. Reservations 867-0220. In addition to on-going events, Please call (508) 867-1407 for more infor- Mechanic St. (inside Fish & Game). must be made 48 hours in advance by the senior center offers special events mation. calling Elder Services of Worcester and activities. Check our newsletter for • Nantucket Spectacular, Tuesday, Area at 508-852-3205. details. Aug. 11, $79 per person. Reservations BROOKFIELD COUNCIL In addition to many “Special Events,” Our newsletter “The North Brookfield (including $40 deposit) must be made the senior center also offers many activ- Senior Connection,” is available free of by June 11, 2015. Sail from Nantucket ON AGING ities that are repeated each week and charge at the North Brookfield Senior Ferry dock in Hyannis in Hy-Line’s are open to all. Center, the North Brookfield Savings exclusive first class cabin, where you’ll The Brookfield Council on Aging • Mondays — 10 a.m., Zumba Gold; 11 Bank, Christ Memorial Church, First enjoy complimentary Danish and cof- will meet on Tuesday, June 9, at the a.m., Yoga Congregational Church, St. Joseph’s fee on a private sundeck as you cruise Brookfield Congregational Church • Tuesdays — 11:30 a.m., Golden Church, Hannaford’s Supermarket, the Nantucket. Sightseeing time in beginning at 10:30 a.m. Anyone wishing Needles; 1 p.m., Exercise Club; 6:30 p.m., The Haston Free Pubic Library, the Nantucket. Take in the exciting shops to become a member of the Council on Fiber Group town offices at 215 Main St., Herard and explore the art galleries, sandy Aging, please contact Barbara Clancy • Wednesdays — 1 p.m., Balance Lanes Community Room and Hillside beaches, and the Old Historic Town. at 508-867-6043. The following events are • Thursdays — 10 a.m., Cribbage; 11 Meadows Community Room and can Sail back to the mainland at 4 p.m., sponsored by the Council. a.m., Yoga also be mailed free to your home by enjoying complimentary beverages, • Tai Chi: Classes meet every Tuesday • Fridays — 9 a.m., Zumba Gold; 10:30 calling the senior center. crackers and cheese. at 8:30 a.m. in the Brookfield Town Hall. a.m., Tai Chi • Biltmore Estate & Asheville, N.C., • Medi Car: Call the West Brookfield • Saturdays — 7 p.m., Pitch Party Sept. 13-18, 2015, $459 per person double Senior Center at 508-867-1407 if you need ONGOING ACTIVITIES occupancy. $75 due at sign-up. Final pay- transportation to a doctor’s appoint- ment due July 8, 2015. Five nights lodg- ment. The Medi Car will also bring you UPCOMING EVENTS Doors open, Coffee’s On at 9 a.m. ing (including three consecutive nights home. Pitch and cribbage all day until closing. in the Asheville area), eight meals (five • Use of Laptop at Library: The COA • Wednesday, July 9, Bingo with Pool and puzzle tables, always open. breakfasts and three dinners), guided has purchased a laptop that is available Goddard House, 1 p.m. Come play with • Monday: Line Dancing with J.P. tour of Asheville, N.C., full-day visit for use by Senior citizens at the Merrick us. Goddard House is providing refresh- (new), 9:30 a.m.; Bingo, 1 p.m. to the Biltmore Estate, guided drive Public Library anytime during the ments of cookies and lemonade. • Tuesday: Hannaford bread distribu- along the Blue Ridge Parkway, visits library’s regular open hours. Tutoring tion, 9:10 a.m.; Blood Pressure Clinic, to the famous Folk Art Center and St. is available, too. 10:30-11:30 a.m.; Swing into Shape (exer- Lawrence Basilica and much more! • Brookfield Food Pantry: Open UPCOMING TRIPS cise), 10 a.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9:30 to • Wednesday: Coffee Club, 9:15 a.m.; 11 a.m., in the basement of St. Mary’s Call Joan Wall at 508-892-3967 for more Queen’s Knitting Group, 9:45 a.m.; SPENCER SENIOR Church located at the rear of the build- information and reservation. Wednesday Multi-Media, 1 p.m. ing off Howard St. The library is a drop • The Turkey Train brought back by • Thursday: Swing into Shape, 1 p.m. CENTER off point for donations to the Brookfield popular demand. Cost is $74. Scenic Food Pantry. foliage train and Hart’s turkey on board The Spencer Council on Aging activ- • Library Delivery Services: available the train. Friday, Sept. 18. Payment due WEST BROOKFIELD ities at the Spencer Senior Center. The on Fridays (Friends of the Library). Call by Aug. 20. senior center is open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 508-867-6339. • North Shore Theatre presents “Billy SENIOR CENTER Monday through Thursday. Free Blood Elliot the Musical” and lunch at the Pressure Clinic on the Last Thursday of Danversport Yacht Club. Thursday, The following is a schedule of events the month at 11:30 a.m. EAST BROOKFIELD Oct. 8. Cost is $99, due by Sept. 10. at the West Brookfield Senior Center: Free wellness clinic on the second • Foxwood & Mohegan Getaway, • Mondays: 11 a.m. chair exercise; Thursday of the month for Spencer res- The East Brookfield Senior Center is Monday and Tuesday. Nov. 9-10, meals 11:30 a.m. Lunch; 12:30 p.m. cards. ident’s only having a lunch and Bingo day on the and deals from both Casinos. Cost if • Tuesdays: 10 a.m. Wii bowling; 11:30 • Monday: 9:30 a.m. Cribbage - Cost: fourth Thursday of each month. Lunch $169. Payment due by Oct. 1. a.m. Lunch; 1 p.m. Busy Bees; 3 p.m. $1. Bakery is a home cooked meal, dessert and Zumba Gold • Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. Yoga Class (free), coffee. The cost is $4. Please call Judy • Wednesdays: 11 a.m. chair exercises; 10:30 a.m., Exercise Class (free), 1 p.m., Shute at 508-867-9224 at least 2 days NORTH BROOKFIELD 11:30 a.m. Lunch. Bingo. before to make your reservation. They • Thursdays: 8:30 a.m. Tai Chi; 11 a.m. • Wednesday: 10 a.m., Computer also meet the first and third Thursday SENIOR CENTER chair exercises; 11:30 a.m. Lunch. Instruction by appointment; 11 a.m., of each month with meal provided by • Fridays: 11:30 a.m. Lunch; 1 p.m. Tai Chi (Free!); 12:30 p.m., Line Dancing Tri-Valley, cost of meal is $3. Raffle and $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ Bridge. • Thursday: 9:30 a.m., Yoga Class bingo follow. 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Exp 7/31/15 MONDAY-FRIDAY LUNCH SPECIALS Cannot be used on holidays or private parties Mon: American Chop Suey w/salad HHHHH Our Patio is NOW OPEN! JuLy Specials Dining WEDNESDAYS ItalIan Buffet Tues: Homemade Meat Loaf Dinner Casual Atmosphere All You Can Eat $10.95 WEDNESDAY IS $5 BURGER Wed: Yankee Pot Roast HAWAIIAN BBQ RIB Everyday Prices Lunch Entrees 5-8 pm (plus tax & gratuity) YOUR-WAY-DAY Thurs: Corn Beef and Cabbage PIZZA SUB starting at $7.95 Sunday Brunch INCLUDES VEGGIE BURGERS!! 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260 West Main St. Over 50 Years Have a Safe & Happy West Brookfield of New England Open We 4th of July! Hospitality! Massachusetts 01585 7 Days Deliver a Week Farmers’ Dinner Murder Mystery Charlie’s Fresh! Yummy! Fun! Dinner 1205 Main St. 208 West Main St. 570 Summer St. diner From Our Farm To Your Plate “Whodunit?” Leicester W. Brookfield Barre Bar & Grill July 15, August 12 & 26, September 2 & 23 July 24, Sept. 18 508-892-9276 508-867-9567 978-355-4333 6:00 In the Yard ~ Hors D’oeuvres, Refreshing Drinks, 267 Webster St., Worcester 508-798-3111 Fresh Seafood Specials Cooking Tips from the Chef, Garden Tours Hexmark Tavern 7:00 In the Barn ~ Dine on a Delicious Farm Inspired Dinner Serving great food & Prime Rib For further details visit salemcrossinn.com in a casual atmosphere Friday & Saturday Limited Tickets Available ~ Must be Purchased in Advance Live Entertainment Friday Nights $1.00 OFF $2.00 OFF – Outdoor Grilling – Nights! 1/2 PRICE APPETIZERS Wed Nights $10.00 $20.00 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 4-6pm ~ Join us! ~ (weather permitting) OR MORE OR MORE Take-out Full liquor license, Children’s with this coupon. Not to be with this coupon. Not to be Tuesday through Friday (Lunch & Dinner) 4:00pm-9:00pm combined with other offers. combined with other offers. Available beer & wine Menu One coupon per customer • Saturday (dinner) 5:00pm-9:00pm • Sunday (dinner) 12 noon-8:00pm One coupon per customer Hours: Sun-Wed 5am-9pm, Thurs, Fri & Sat 5am-11pm Hexmark Tavern Tuesday-Friday 4:00-9:00pm Exp. 7/31/15 • Alcohol Excluded Exp. 7/31/15 • Alcohol Excluded 5 Meadow Rd., Spencer, MA 01562 www.salemcrossinn.com (508)867-2345 See our Full Menu on page 50 & 51 2015 Spencer, Leciester & the Brookfields Business Directory 508-885-4033 WEEKDAY DINE-IN SPECIALS

ENTERTAINMENT Thur., 7/2 @ 8pm: Paul & Tom LeBeau, start the weekend off right with this fun duo playing classic hits Sat., 7/4 @ 9pm: Joe Macey, awesome acoustic soloist playing country & classic hits we all know & love Sat., 7/11 @ 9pm: My Better Half, Brett & Lisa playing acoustic rock YOUR Outdoor dining options WEEKDAY DINE-IN SPECIALS with gorgeous views MON: 1/4 lb Lobster Salad Roll & Chips $10.95 TUES: Steamers Lg. $15.95 Sm. $10.95 AD HERE of Lake Lashaway WED: Italian Choice Day $10.95 Daily To advertise on this Appetizers • Soups & Salads • Sandwiches • Pizza & Burgers Specials on Beef • Chicken • Pasta • Seafood • Kids Menu • Gluten Free Options Available Facebook! page call June at Free Valet Parking Casual Waterfront Dining on Lake Lashaway on Friday & Saturday 308 East Main St., East Brookfield, MA 774-449-8333 • 308lakeside.com 508-909-4062 We Host Functions for Serving lunch & dinner 7 days a week • 11am - Close Life’s Memorable Moments Meet me at the Water’s edge...Meet me at 308 THE DECK IS NOW OPEN!

ENTERTAINMENT THUR., 7/2 @ 8PM • Paul & Tom LeBeau, Start of the weekend off right with this fun duo playing classic hits SAT., 7/4 @ 9PM • Joe Macey, Awesome acoustic soloist playing country & classic hits we all know and love SAT., 7/18 @ 9PM • Billy Goodspeed, Acoustic soloist on guitar SAT., 7/25 @ 9PM • DJ Missy Back to get everyone dancing is Missy’s excellent music mix Meet me at SAT., 8/1 @ 9PM • Lower Level Energetic 4 piece acoustic rock band the Water’s edge... SAT., 8/1 @ 9PM • The McMurphys Great duo playing music you Meet me at 308 know and love

WEEKDAY DINE-IN SPECIALS MON: 1/4 Lobster Roll & Chips $10.95 TUES: Steamers Lg. $15.95 Sm. $10.95 WED: Italian Choice Day $10.95 Appetizers • Soups & Salads • Sandwiches • Pizza & Burgers

Daily Beef • Chicken • Pasta • Seafood • Kids Menu Specials on • Gluten Free Options Available Facebook! Full menu available on covered deck. Apps, sandwiches & pizza available on lower lakeside patio. Enjoy a wonderful dining experience with a gorgeous view of the lake! SIGN UP NOW 1st Annual 308 Golf Tournament August 3rd Heritage Country Club in Charlton Proceeds to benefit the East Brookfield Fireworks display

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Eddy’s Carpet & Warehouse Outlet 508-791-0987 Located on the corner of James & Stafford Streets Worcester, MA Summer Hours: Mon & Tues :8am - 5pm, Wed-Fri 8am-8pm, Sat 8am-5pm, Sun 12pm-5pm www.eddysflooringamerica.com Clearance GIGANTIC Sale! Don’t Miss The CARPET Eddy’s Mattress Outlet 0% Interest - for 1 Full Year AND FLOOR Floor Samples Save up to 80% We are in the process of selling out some of our current stock to make room for new Fall models. COVERING SALE! Because of this, we are offering savings throughout the store! Remodeling Store v Bedrooms • In cooperation with leading manufacturers, distributors and fiber producers, we’re bringing you truly fantastic discounts on top quality products. v Living Rooms PRIVATE SALE EVENT Buy Local v Recliners Dear Customers & Friends, We would like to personally invite you to an incredible sale. Eddy’s has combined forces with Bring in this ad v Occasional Pieces one of the largest floor covering distributors to bring for unbelievable you unbelievable values in carpet, vinyl, laminate hardwood and ceramic tile. We must make room for v Entertainment Centers new inventory. Take advantage of an incredible mix 7 DAY SALE of 1st quality drops, discontinued and closeouts with offers and savings on some of the lowest prices of the year. specially priced items. v In addition, we will have special deals from our Sealy Mattresses manufacturer and distributor representatives from SALE STARTS Shaw Industries, Mohawk Carpet, IVC, Armstrong, Some items are one of a kind floor samples. Mannington, Natural Cork, Beaulieu Mills, Quickstep JULY 6-12 Laminate, Formica and many more. *No orders will be taken on these items. Floor Sample Clearance items are sold on a first come first serve basis. Just look at the kind of buys you’ll find! 3 ROOMS OF COMMERCIAL PACKAGE Free Pre-Measurement STORE HOURS CARPET* 3 ROOMS OF Call 508-791-0987 to be sure Mon-Tues 8-5 www.sundeenfurnitureinc.com we have your room specifica- Wed-Fri 8-8 Mohawk Plush Carpet CARPET* tions on file the week of the sale. INSTALLED WITH PADDING INSTALLED DIRECT CEMENT Sat 8-5 NO INTEREST $ 00 $ 00 Sun 12-5 999*MAX 40 YARDS 849*MAX 40 YARDS UNTIL 2016 Sundeen Furniture COMMERCIAL PLUSH VINYL Odd Small RTE. 122 • UXBRIDGE/NORTHBRIDGE LINE • 508-234-8777 Quantities Of FREE LAYAWAY • FREE DELIVERY CARPET CARPET FLOORING Hardwood & ¢ ¢ ¢ Laminate & M.T.W. 9:30-6:00; TH., FRI. 9:30-8:30; SAT. 9:30-6:00; SUN 11-5 .63 sq.ft. .81 sq.ft. .79 sq.ft. Luxury Vinyl GYM RS NA SAVE 33% TE S July T IS IC W S $ 99 T SUMMER ACADEMY Bargains 19 Day & Evening VILLAGE GARDEN CENTERS 27-In., 3-Speed Oscillating 788 Main Street 389 Main Street 1326 Main Street of the month Tower Fan Come see our PROGRAMS Holden Spencer Leicester W 137 382 1 YOUR CHOICE beautiful new SPECIAL PURCHASE facility! 508-829-4794 508-885-3560 $ 99 Sign up Today! $ 97 4 HOT DEAL! 9 6-Roll Print 16 Quaboag St., Brookfield 50-Ft., 16/2 Orange Paper Towels or 774.449.8007 4TH OF JULY SALE Extension Cord 12-Pk. Bath Tissue WWW.TWISTERSGYMNASTICS.INFO E 196 727 B10 W 130 114; 165 493 Shop for anything at anytime at truevalue.com & Free shipping to our store for pickup Prices Good Always new art prints... We sell wood pellets. PROPANE REFILLS! BUY 1 Garden seeds are in stock. July 1 - July 31, 2015 Still Lifes * Florals * Country Scenes Please visit us at www.truevalue.com/eztruevalue for web only specials Promotional items are subject to while supplies last. *5% off everyday for all Veterans, Military Personnel, and Contractors with positive ID GET 1 FREE * tools, sales & other special items are excluded. ALL ANNUALS & VEGETABLES 18 West Main St. includes all hangers, 6” pots, 4” pots, West Brookfield, MA 01585 (508)867-7300 ©2010 True Value® Company. All rights reserved. Closed strawberries, dahlia’s, waves, vegetables & more July PRICES THAT 4th-6th Barnes Enterprises CAN’T BE BEAT! NO MONEY DOWN! H Gift Certificates H Free gift wrapping 272 West Main St. (Rt. 9) East Brookfield, MA 01515 FINANCE TERMS All Patio Pots RATES UP TO 75 Since 1989 508-867-7413 START AT 2.24% MONTHS! 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Brookfield, MA 01585 • 508-867-9400 Different bodies & pkgs. 22,000 miles 2.5X Premium, Starting @ 31,000 Miles 58,000 Miles Tues-Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 12-5 $ $12,950 $13,850 $ FAMILY 12,850 15,995 2012 2005-2014 F150’s PREVENTIVE 4x4, Crew & 2007 Mustang GT 2012 Rav 4’s DENTISTRY Scion TLC Supercabs Convertible are back! 33,000 miles Prices starting @ 62,000 Miles Starting @ $12,995 $ $ $15,995 508-885-6956 13,995 15,995 Hours: Mon.-THurs. 9aM-6pM 2010-14 Fri. 9aM-5pM • saT. 10aM-3pM 2012 2014 Dodge Ford Fusions 2011 Dodge Ram * Laser Dentistry Honda Civic Ex Avenger New body style Quad Cab 4x4, All Major Brands available 4 to choose * Late evening hours Coupe, 38,000 miles Grey, 22K Miles starting @ 22,000 Miles Oreck Vacuums $ * Convenient payment plans 12,995 $ $ $ Full Used Line 12,995 7,995 23,850 * Cosmetic dentistry: Scratch & Dents View Inventory at www.GetAuto.com bonding, porcelain as veneers, crown & bridge Gas N’ G 18 Months BouGht * Whitening (bleaching) & sold Interest FREE * Handicap Access on all Appliance Purchases * Sportsguards, $399 & up nightguards & snoreguards (508)885-6956 HURRY, Ends Monday July 6! 239 Main St. * Visit our Website Spencer www.graceyoursmile.com SAME DAY Family Owned & Operated SEVICE www.davesapp.com MA 01562 42 W. Main St. Brookfield, MA 508.867.3122 NEW PATIENTS ALWAYS Summer Is HERE! WELCOME! Open LANDSCAPING STONE 7 Days We • Beige • Brown • Blue • Blush a Week Deliver • Purple • Red • White • Lt Gray • Dk Gray Ad Libs 1205 Main St. 208 West Main St. 570 Summer St. Leicester W. Brookfield Barre Stored in by June 508-892-9276 508-867-9567 978-355-4333 Screened Loam Building 267 Webster St., Worcester 508-798-3111 LANDSCAPING MULCH IN 5 COLORS Happy 4th of July! We serving Beer & wine in wait all year for the start Leicester & west BrookfieLd • Construction Stone • Septic Stone of summer and after the • Title V and Presby Sand 4th of July, it seems to just JULY SPECIALS • Concrete Sand • Brick Sand fly by! Enjoy the moment, celebrate wisely, Sausage Pizza ...... Sm. $3.99 Lg. $6.99 • Sand Box Sand and have fun! • Pool Liner Sand • Stone Dust The weekend fun starts at 8:00 pm on Turkey Grinders ....Sm. $2.99 Lg. $3.99 Thurs. July 2nd at 308 LAKESIDE with Paul • Crushed Gravel • Cold Patch Cannot be combined with other specials or coupons & Tom LeBeau, a fun duo playing classic Self Pick-uP or call hits. Please check out 308 LAKESIDE ads See our Full Menu on page 50 & 51 HOME OWNER 2015 Spencer, Leciester & the Brookfields Business Directory FRIENDLY on the Dining Page this week with a list of To Schedule Your www northeastpizza com NO all entertainment through August 1st! I had . . deliverY TodaY! MINIMUMS dinner on the covered deck with my daughter last week and we found it very enjoyable and relaxing to dine overlooking beautiful Lake 508-885-6100 Lashaway. The last time I dined waterfront was at the Cape. We are so fortunate to be 508-885-2480 able to enjoy this experience with delicious Spencer New Leader Bulletin Board food so close to home! Sand, Gravel & Asphalt Check out the Bulletin Board this week 98 N. Spencer Rd.,• Rte. 31N, Spencer, MA and join DANCE TECHNIQUES for some www.bondsandandgravel.com fun Summer Cardiofunk! What is cardio- Post your funk? It’s exercise with basic dance moves TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 6:30-7:30PM Where Everyone Goes For Their with fun lighting and great music! The studio EXERCISE W/ BASIC DANCE MOVES event here! Piece Of The Earth! is air conditioned, and is located at 62 Wall 8 Weeks/16 Classes • $130 Vacation Bible Street in Spencer. Join for the 8 weeks or just begins July 7 • $10 Drop-ins welcome! drop in. Teens and adults all welcome! School M.L. PARTLOW & SON, INC. It’s July and with July begins my 2016 A/C - Fun lighting Since Great Music - Sprung Floor ASPHALT PAVING SPECIALIST 1998 Directory season. The 2016 Directory Farmers Markets PAVING AND INFRARED THERMAL BONDING will be different from those in years 508-885-4559 Flea Markets Quality Work Guaranteed past. 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Advertising Golf Tournament opportunities will be available on the Yellow, DATE: July 18, 2015 Library Events Blue and White pages with full color on TIME: 7:30am Tee Off/ 12:00 Lunch FORMAT: 18 Holes Scramble with foursomes and More! every page! Please contact me anytime now WHERE: Leicester Country Club, TREE CUTTING for advertising information. Packets will go 1430 Main St, Leicester, MA 01524 Tree Removal out early August, but if your business is new For tickets, or more info go to the shelter’s website at Postings on the Chipping or you’ve never advertised with us, please let www.secondchanceanimals.org or call the shelter at 508-867-5525. Tickets are limited so don’t wait! Spencer New Leader Brush Removal me know and I’ll add you to the mailing list. Bulletin Board Stump Grinding Save money by reserving/paying for your ad by Sept. 10. 2016 Directory Deadline is The David Prouty High School are paid advertising to Aerial Bucket Service October 1. 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LEICESTER — active member of St. Joseph Parish AUBURN/CHERRY VALLEY — Marlborough for the Mary T. (Moore) where she was an Eucharistic minister Brian L. Frappier, 66, of 8 Pine View past 10 years, retiring Ethier, 86, of Mt. and was a member of the Eccumenical Trail, Auburn, formerly of Cherry in 2014. Pleasant Ave., died Council. She was a CCD teacher for Valley, a section of Leicester, died He was a gradu- Wednesday, June 24, many years at both St Joseph’s Parish Saturday, June 27, at Whittier Rehab ate of Grafton High in her home after an in Leicester and St Mary’s Parish in Hospital in Westborough. School. He served illness. Brookfield. In her later years, she was He leaves his wife of 46 years, Donna his country in the Her husband of 62 a talented painter and a passionate gar- L. (Whitney) Frappier, two sons, Jon R. Marines during the years, Raymond T. dener. Mary was a devoted and caring Frappier of Beaverton, Ore., Matthew Vietnam War. He Ethier died in 2013. wife, mother, grandmother, and friend P. Frappier and his wife Kimberly of was a member of the She leaves three and will be missed dearly by her loving Auburn, a daughter, Nicole M. Gaspie National Chapter of the American daughters; Patricia family. and her husband Terry of Auburn, a Legion. He served as the membership Marino of Oxford, The family would like to thank the brother, Gregg H. Frappier and his wife chairman for 18 years at the Worcester Rosemary Wolanski staff at Summit ElderCare, the VNA Susan of Wayland, four sisters; Donna Pistol & Rifle Club in Boylston. and her husband CareNetwork, and the many home Kinchler and her husband Robert of He was a member of St. Joseph’s Richard with health aides who attended to her com- Grafton, Susan Hanson and her hus- Church in Auburn. whom she lived passionately at home, especially Grace, band Thomas of Millbury, Gayle A Memorial Mass was held and Margaret “Peg” Nancy, Cassandra, Sue, Kelly, and Frappier of Grafton, Marcy Heintz and Wednesday, July 1, in St. Joseph’s Erickson and her Kelli. A special thanks to her dear care- her partner of 20 years, KarlDupont of Church, 194 Oxford St. North, Auburn. husband Melvin of Spencer, nine giver and friend, Betty, who showed Grafton, four grandchildren; Matthew There were no calling hours. grandchildren; Regina, Kristina and incredible devotion and love to her for and Michael Frappier and Shane and Donations may be made in Brian’s Joseph Mandella, Stephanie Forrester, several years. Camryn Gaspie as well as many aunts, name to the Wounded Warrior Project, Richard Wolanski, Jr., KathleenSoden, The funeral was held Wednesday, uncles and nieces and nephews. 4899 Belfort Rd., Suite 300, Jacksonville, Mathew, Nicholas and Daniel Tolman, July 1, from Morin Funeral Home, 1131 Born in Providence, R.I., he was the FL, 32256. 13 great-grandchildren and several Main Street, Leicester with a Mass in son of Louis & Leoda (Harris) Frappier The Morin Funeral Home, 1131 Main nieces and nephews. St. Pius X Church, 1153 Main Street, and lived in Cherry Valley for 40 years St., Leicester are assisting the family She was predeceased by two daugh- Leicester. Burial followed in Worcester before moving to Auburn in 2009. with arrangements. ters; Mary Ellen and Regina Ethier and County Memorial Park, Paxton. Calling Brian was a truck driver for Visit www.morinfuneralhomes.com. a son-in-law Michael Marino. hours were held Tuesday, June 30, in Veolia Environmental Services in She was born in Milton, daughter the funeral home. of John and Agnes (Sullivan) Delaney In lieu of flowers memorial donations and was raised by her adoptive parents may be made to The Home for Little Elsie W. Laisure, 83 Patrick and Bridget (Drohan) Moore. Wanderers, Development Department, She graduated from St. Peter’s High 10 Guest Street, Boston, MA 02135 or WARREN — LaPlante. School. She was a telephone opera- to the Spastic Paraplegia Foundation, Elsie W. (LaPlante) She was born in Ware, daughter of tor for several years at New England P.O. Box 1208, Fortson, GA 31808. Laisure, 83, died the late George E. and Wanda (Mazur) Telephone Co. She was a dedicated and Visit www.morinfuneralhomes.com. peacefully on June LaPlante and lived most of her life in 22, after a long ill- Warren. ness. Mrs. Laisure worked as a clerk Terry J. Graffam, 60 She leaves her for 21 years at the former Monson seven children, Developmental Center in Palmer EAST He served his Alfred Smith of before retiring. BROOKFIELD — country in the Army Warren, Edward A Funeral Mass for Elsie was held Terry J. Graffam, 60, during the Vietnam Smith and his wife Leah of Virginia on Friday, June 26, in the Emmanuel of 101 Paula Circle, War. Beach, Va., Paul Smith of Ludlow, Orthodox Church, 25 Winthrop Terrace died Tuesday, June He was an avid sail- Michael Smith and his wife Julie in Warren. There are no calling hours 23, at Mary Lane or and scuba diver of Warren, Kelly Anderson and her and burial was in St. Paul’s Cemetery Hospital in Ware. and enjoyed playing husband Russell of Warren, George in Warren. He leaves his best the fiddle and the gui- Smith and his wife Mary Jo of In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- friend and soul mate tar. He was the go to Orlando, Fla., and Suzanne Smith of tions may be made in her memory to of 30 years, Jane guy in the neighbor- Voluntown, Conn.; her sister, Leona the Emmanuel Orthodox Church, 25 Louise Gagnon. hood if your bicycle was broken or Wrobel of Warren; 17 grandchildren, 15 Winthrop Terrace, Warren, MA 01083. He also leaves many good friends the something else needed fixing. great-grandchildren and several niece Varnum Funeral Home, Inc., 43 East world over. He loved to be of service to everyone and nephews. Main St., West Brookfield is assisting Terry was born in New Jersey and and enjoyed telling a good story. She was predeceased by a sister, H. her family with arrangements. has resided in East Brookfield for the At the family’s request there are no Marie Rearick and a brother Edward Visit varnumfuneralhome.com. past 15 years. services planned. The J. Henri Morin By trade he was a carpenter and & Son Funeral Home, 23 Maple Terr., operating engineer and for the past Spencer are assisting with arrange- five years he worked as a farm hand at ments. Carole A. Pichierri, 58 Petruzzi’s Farm in East Brookfield. Visit www.morinfuneralhomes.com. WEST David Prouty High School. BROOKFIELD — Carole was a receptionist for Carole A. (Bussiere) Masterman’s in Auburn for 19 years Paul A. Lapierre, 72 Pichierri, 58, of Allen and also worked for over 20 years for St., died Saturday, the Big Y in Spencer. FT. MYERS, Fla./ during the Vietnam June 27, in UMass She was a member of the Sacred SPENCER — Paul War. Memorial Medical Heart Church in Our Lady of the Sacred A. Lapierre, 72, of 88 He was a member of Center in Worcester. Heart Parish in West Brookfield. Gertrude St., and for- the American Legion- She leaves her Carole loved traveling and going on merly of 10 Salem St., Ft. Myers Post 274, mother, Claire cruises, trips to Maine, her cake deliv- Spencer, died Friday VFW Post 10097 in T. (Remillard) Bussiere of West ery road trips, cooking, shopping, gar- June 26, at Joanne’s Ft. Myers Beach as Brookfield; a brother, Steven Bussiere dening and most of all spending time House at Hope well as the American and his wife Dorothy and a sister, with her family. Hospice in Bonita Legion Gaudette-Kirk Christine Gadaire and her husband A Funeral Mass for Carole was held Springs, Fla. Post 138 in Spencer. Douglas of West Brookfield; sever- Thursday, July 2, in the Sacred Heart He leaves his wife of 46 years, Mary He was also a member of the Loyal al nieces and nephews; her extend- Church in Our Lady of the Sacred Ellen (Murphy) Lapierre, two sons, Order of Moose Lodge 964 and attend- ed Masterman’s Family and her cat Heart Parish in West Brookfield. Marc A. Lapierre and his wife Donna ed St. Columkill Church both in Ft. Audrey. Calling hours were held Wednesday, of Hubbardston, Matthew P. Lapierre Myers. She was predeceased by her beloved July 1, in the Varnum Funeral Home, and his wife Beth Ann of Windham, He was a former member of the Godson, Marc Bussiere. Inc., 43 East Main St., West Brookfield. N.H., a daughter, Michelle M. Partin Spencer Fish & Game and the South She was born in Worcester, daugh- Burial was in Brookfield Cemetery. and her husband David of Litchfield, Spencer Community Club. ter of the late Henry G. Bussiere and In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- NH, five grandchildren; Madison and The funeral was held Thursday, grew up and lived in Brookfield most tions may be made to the Arthritis Michaela Smith, Andre, Mary Jean July 2 from the J. Henri Morin & of her life and then lived 17 years Foundation, 29 Crafts St., Suite 450, and Ella Lapierre and many close fam- Son Funeral Home, 23 Maple Terr., in Spencer before recently moving to Newton, MA 02458. ily and friends. Spencer, with a Mass in Mary, Queen West Brookfield. She was a graduate of Visit varnumfuneralhome.com. He was predeceased by two brothers, of the Rosary Church, 7 Church St., Robert and Roland Lapierre and his Spencer. Burial with Military Honors twin sister Pauline Thibeault. was in Mary, Queen of the Rosary Born in Worcester, he was the son of Cemetery, Spencer. Calling hours were Rev. Carl Wells, 86 Omer & Bertha (Juaire) Lapierre and Wednesday in the funeral home. lived in Spencer most of his life before In lieu of flowers, contributions LEICESTER — Rev. who developed and helped nine church- moving to Ft. Myers in 2004. may be made to Hope Hospice, 9470 Carl “Les” Wells, 86, es. His greatest love was ministering Mr. Lapierre was a lineman for MA HealthPark Circle, Fort Myers, FL went home to be with and helping others. Electric Co., for 40 years, retiring in 33908. the Lord on Friday, A funeral service for Pastor Wells 2004. He served his country in the Navy Visit www.morinfuneralhomes.com. June 26, after suffer- was held on Monday, June 29, in ing a massive stroke. the Pilgrim Baptist Church, 33 West He leaves his lov- Brookfield Rd. in North Brookfield. ing wife of 63 years, Calling hours were held prior to the Ida M. (Baur) Wells; service in the church. Burial will be at To place an four children, Dave a later date in the Spring Cemetery in Wells and his wife LaVonne of Ormond Springboro, Pa. In-Memoriam, Beach, Fla., Edie Maskell and her In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- husband Pastor Michael Maskell of tions may be made to the Pinecrest Card of Thanks, Findlay, Ohio, Pastor Tim Wells and Baptist Church, 379 Greenwood St., Birthday or Anniversary Greeting, his wife Donna of Boise, Idaho, and Millbury, MA 01527 for their Building Tom Wells and his wife Martha of Fund, where Rev. Wells was an Apollos in the Spencer New Leader, Lewisville, N.C.; eight grandchildren Missionary with Baptist Church and eight great-grandchildren. Planters. the deadline is Friday noon He was born in Springboro, Pa., Varnum Funeral Home, Inc., 43 East son of the late Carl H. and Gertrude Main St., West Brookfield is assisting for the following week. (Worden) Wells and lived in many plac- his family with arrangements. es across the eastern part of the United Visit varnumfuneralhome.com. Ad prices are $15 for a 2x3 (actual size 2 4” x 3”) States. or $25 for a 3x4 (3.7” X 4”) or 4x3 (5” x 3”). Rev. Wells was a Missionary Pastor You can add a photo at no additional cost.

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The calendar page is a free service • Friday, July 17, 6:30 p.m., “Full bers and try to record every species details and updates, please visit http:// offered for listings for government, Gael Celtic Concert,” Baking Contest – they can find. It’s both a great learning northbrookfieldhistoricalsociety. educational and non-profit organiza- Brownies & Bars. experience and a great way to see the wordpress.com. tions. Send all calendar listings and • Friday, July 24, 6:30 p.m., “Cold outdoors in a whole new light. Group happenings by mail to Editor Adam Train Southern Rock,” Baking Contest leaders will explore with a small group WARREN Minor at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box – Cookies. and try to identify anything they can. The Cross Roads Café Coffeehouse is 90, Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at • Friday, July 31, 6:30 p.m., “Johnny We are currently looking for group held at 7 p.m. on the first Saturday of (508) 764-8015 or by e-mail to aminor@ Blue Horn and the Hi-Viz Band,” leaders with knowledge of plants, fun- each month at the Emmanuel Church, stonebridgepress.com. Please write “cal- Baking Contest – Pies. gus, insects, birds, and more! Please 25 Winthrop Terrace, Warren. All ages endar” in the subject line. All calendar Vendors welcome, contact Bill consider joining us on this big day. are welcome. There is no cover charge; listings must be submitted by 10 a.m. on Simpson, 508 867-9233, or Jeanne Lytle If you would like to volunteer, con- however, a love offering is accepted Monday to be published in the following 508-867-6705 with questions. In the firm your attendance, or would simply as a gift to the Band or Musician as Friday’s edition. We will print such list- event of rain, concert will be cancelled. like more information, please contact thanks to God for their sharing of their ings as space allows. Shelby Braese at servicelearning@ talent and gift for the glory of God Tuesday, July 14 eqlt.org or call 413-544-3297. (www.emmanuelorthodox.org). Friday, July 3 SPENCER Monday, July 27 RUTLAND REGION Looking for a fun activity to do with Senior Exercises Classes are held All S.C.M. Elderbus offices will be your toddler? Come to toddler story BROOKFIELD every Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. closed on Friday, July 3, to observe hour at the Richard Sugden Library Thailand Trek - Vacation Bible at the Rutland Community Center, Independence Day. from 10:00-10:45 and meet other par- School — July 27-31, 9 a.m. to noon, Glenwood Road, Rutland. Enjoy an ents, enjoy songs, movement, stories, Brookfield Congregational Church. hour of fun and exercise to music to Monday, July 6 and a craft with your toddler! This Registration is free. Contact: 508-867- help stay strong, fit, healthy and inde- group is geared for toddlers and their 6262 for information. pendent. Classes are co-ed and all are SPENCER caregivers aged 18 months-3 years welcome. The fee is $4 per class. For Come to the Richard Sugden Library after Jan. 1. Caregivers must remain ONGOING EVENTS more information, call Joyce Gamache today from 6-6:45 p.m. for Lego club. in the room with their toddler and reg- at (508) 754-2821. We supply the Legos, you supply the istration is required. BARRE imagination! The Pre-K group for children aged The Quabbin Community Band SPENCER 3 years before January first to five (QCB), invites current and interested The Economy Shop at the First Tuesday, July 7 years old meets from 11 a.m. to 12 new members to the ongoing rehears- Congregational Church of Spencer, 207 p.m. Caregivers must remain on the als of the upcoming 2014 Summer Main St., Spencer, will be open from 8 SPENCER same floor as their child and registra- Season on Monday evenings, from 6:30 a.m. to noon on Wednesdays; from 8 Looking for a fun activity to do with tion is required. Registration for both to 8:30 p.m. in the Quabbin Regional a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. on your toddler? Come to toddler story programs can be done the day of the High School Band Room, 800 South Thursdays and from 8 a.m. to noon on hour at the Richard Sugden Library program. Street, Barre. Artistic Director and Fridays. For more information, call from 10-10:45 a.m. and meet other par- Note: The first 15 children to arrive Conductor Peter Lewis is excited to 508-885-2149. ents, enjoy songs, movement, stories, will be allowed into class that day. If once again bring together musicians and a craft with your toddler! This we are full, try again next week. We’d of the surrounding communities to Bingo at the Knights of Columbus, group is geared for toddlers and their love to have you attend! Today’s theme create and rehearse future programs 10 Meadow Road, Spencer every caregivers aged 18 months-3 years is local heroes with a visit from fire- for the public to listen and enjoy. The Thursday. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. The after Jan. 1. Caregivers must remain man Ralph and a firetruck! band will continue to rehearse each first game starts at 6:30 p.m. Along in the room with their toddler and reg- Design your own superhero today Monday evening from 6:30 to 8:30 with our regular games we feature istration is required. from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in the community p.m., with the exception of Memorial two winner take all games, two 50/50 The Pre-K group for children aged 3 room of the Richard Sugden Library. Day, until Aug. 10. Concerts are held games and two progressive jackpot years before Jan. 1 to 5 years old meets This program is for everyone going every Sunday evening at Nornay Park, games with payout’s of $600 and $500 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Caregivers into grades 1 and 2. Program includes South Barre Common, Main Street, respectively. Good food and soft bev- must remain on the same floor as their creating wrist cuffs, masks and shields. South Barre, beginning Father’s Day erages are available at Judy’s Kitchen. child and registration is required. From 2:30-3:30 p.m. everyone going June 21 and running through August. Come and enjoy some good food, good Registration for both programs can be into grades 3-5 has their own design If you have always wanted to partici- people and hopefully win a little. done the day of the program. a superhero program which will have pate, let this be your year as the group Note: The first 15 children to arrive options for making a costume, creating is extremely welcoming of new play- The VNA Care Network and Hospice will be allowed into class that day. If a 3D figure or a comic strip character. ers. A full summer commitment is not is holding a free Keep Well Clinic to we are full, try again next week. We’d needed. For more information, please residents 60 and older from 11 a.m. to love to have you attend! Today’s theme Thursday, July 16 call 978-355-9879. 1 p.m., at the Spencer Fish and Game is superheroes! Club on Mechanic Street. Local resi- The Museum of Science Reptile pro- SPENCER dents may have their blood pressure gram is from 1:30-2:30 p.m. today at the Paws and Pages is today at the NORTH BROOKFIELD checked and learn about health con- Richard Sugden Library for children Richard Sugden Library from 4-4:45 There will be free weekly Parent/ cerns. Blood sugar, weight monitoring in grades 1-5 and their families. p.m. Come read a favorite book out Child Programs from 9 to 11 a.m. and other health assessments may also loud to a therapy dog provided by Fridays and Wednesdays at the North be available. VNA Care Network and Thursday, July 9 volunteers from American Poodles at Brookfield Elementary School, New Hospice clinics are funded in part by Work, Inc. Studies have shown read- School Road, North Brookfield. The the United Way, local boards of health, SPENCER ing to therapy dogs can remarkably program runs on school calendar and private foundations. For up-to-date Paws and Pages is today at the improve reading skills in children. closes for vacation and inclement clinic information please visit www. Richard Sugden Library from 4-4:45 weather according to North Brookfield vnacarenetwork.org or call 888-663- p.m. Come read a favorite book out Saturday, July 18 School calendar. This free program is 3688, ext. 5603. loud to a therapy dog provided by sponsored by the Spencer, Wachusett, volunteers from American Poodles at WEST BROOKFIELD North and East Brookfield Coordinated EAST BROOKFIELD Work, Inc. Studies have shown read- Looking to help share your knowl- Family Grant in partnership with ing to therapy dogs can remarkably edge of the outdoors and educate the North Brookfield Elementary The East Brookfield Baptist Church improve reading skills in children. community members and youth? Or School. Funded by the Massachusetts invites all senior citizens (ladies and are you just looking to gain a little Department of Early Education and gentlemen) to a Community Lunch at Friday, July 10 knowledge and explore the world Care. For more information, please 11:30 a.m. every second Thursday of around you yourself? Please consider call CFCE at 508-885-2934 or e-mail the month in Fellowship Hall. Lunch BROOKFIELD joining the East Quabbin Land Trust [email protected]. will be soup, sandwich and a light Brookfield Concerts on the Common at our Pynchon’s Grist Mill Preserve dessert. This will be followed by a time — Sponsored by the Brookfield Bioblitz on 152 Wickaboag Valley Rd, The North Brookfield Historical of fellowship and games concluding Cultural Council: West Brookfield on Saturday, July 18, Society Museum will be open from with a devotional just before 2 p.m. • Friday, July 10, 5:30 p.m., Pre show starting at 9 a.m. What’s a bioblitz? A 9 a.m. to noon on the first and third Reservations are encouraged. Call 508- with “Henry the Juggler,” 6:30 p.m., bioblitz is basically a day when citi- Saturdays of the month through 867-7725. “Dave Pike & the Good ‘Ol Boys,” zen scientists and experts in flora and October. Special appointments will Baking Contest – Cupcakes. fauna go out with community mem- be arranged whenever possible. For

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BROOKFIELD Call Sue Como for appointment today 413.531.9098 www.emersonrealtors.net 6 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, July 3, 2015 LEGALS Notice of Public Hearing – In the matter of: Brooke R Kresco DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) the certificateholders of CWABS, Inc., Spencer Zoning Board of Appeals Of: West Brookfield, MA in the form of a certified check or bank Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006- At the regularly scheduled Zoning RESPONDENT treasurer’s check will be required to be 26 Board of Appeals meeting to be held on (Person to be Protected/Minor) delivered at or before the time the bid Korde & Associates, P.C. Tuesday, July 14, 2015 in the McCourt To the named Respondent and all other is offered. The successful bidder will 321 Billerica Road Social Hall of Memorial Town Hall, 157 interested persons, a petition has been be required to execute a Foreclosure Suite 210 Main Street, Spencer, MA, a public filed by Cheryl Edwards of West Brook- Sale Agreement immediately after the Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 hearing will be held on the following field, MA in the above captioned matter close of the bidding. The balance of (978) 256-1500 items starting at 7:15 p.m. or as soon alleging that Brooke R Kresco is in need the purchase price shall be paid within Chase, Brenda and Donald P., thereafter as can be heard: of a Conservator or other protective or- thirty (30) days from the sale date in the 14-018559, July 3, 2015, July 10, 2015, Variance – Applicant/Owner: John der and requesting that Cheryl Edwards form of a certified check, bank treasur- July 17, 2015 Tebo. Location: 93 Pleasant Street, of West Brookfield, MA (or some other er’s check or other check satisfactory to July 3, 2015 Spencer Assessor’s Map U21-1. The suitable person) be appointed as Con- Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee July 10, 2015 applicant is requesting Variance under servator to serve Without Surety on the reserves the right to bid at the sale, to July 17, 2015 Sections 5.1 and 5.4 of the Spencer bond. reject any and all bids, to continue the Zoning Bylaw to add on a 20’ x 24’ one The petition asks the court to deter- sale and to amend the terms of the sale Commonwealth of Massachusetts car garage on the rear of home. The mine that the Respondent is disabled, by written or oral announcement made The Trial Court property is in the Suburban Residential that a protective order or appointment before or during the foreclosure sale. If Probate and Family Court zoning district. of a Conservator is necessary, and that the sale is set aside for any reason, the Worcester Probate and Family Court Interested Parties may review these the proposed conservator is appropriate. Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled 225 Main Street applications at the Office of Development The petition is on file with this court. only to a return of the deposit paid. The Worcester, MA 01608 & Inspectional Services in Memorial You have the right to object to this purchaser shall have no further recourse (508) 831-2200 Town Hall during regular business hours. proceeding. If you wish to do so, you against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or Docket No. WO15C0228CA June 26, 2015 or your attorney must file a written ap- the Mortgagee’s attorney. The descrip- In the matter of: July 3, 2015 pearance at this court on or before 10:00 tion of the premises contained in said Julie Sheats A.M. on the return date of 07/14/2015. mortgage shall control in the event of an Of: East Brookfield, MA LEGAL NOTICE This day is NOT a hearing date, but a error in this publication. TIME WILL BE NOTICE OF PETITION FOR MORTGAGEE’S SALE deadline date by which you have to file OF THE ESSENCE. CHANGE OF NAME OF REAL ESTATE the written appearance if you object to Other terms if any, to be announced at To all persons interested in petition By virtue of and in execution of the the petition. If you fail to file the written the sale. described: Power of Sale contained in a certain appearance by the return date, action Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC A petition has been presented by Julie mortgage given by Daryl A. Margadonna may be taken in this matter without fur- Present Holder of said Mortgage, Sheats requesting that:Julie Sheats be to Mortgage Electronic Registration ther notice to you. In addition to filing the By Its Attorneys, allowed to change his/her/their name as Systems, Inc. acting solely as nominee written appearance, you or your attorney ORLANS MORAN PLLC follows: Spyke Pond for ERA Mortgage Corporation, must file a written affidavit stating the P.O. Box 540540 IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, dated April 10, 2008 and recorded at specific facts and grounds of your objec- Waltham, MA 02454 YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST Worcester County (Worcester District) tion within 30 days after the return date. Phone: 781-790-7800 FILE A WRITTEN APPEARANCE Registry of Deeds in Book 42677, Page IMPORTANT NOTICE June 26, 2015 IN SAID COURT AT Worcester ON 146 of which mortgage PHH Mortgage The outcome of this proceeding may July 3, 2015 OR BEFORE TEN O’CLOCK IN THE Corporation is the present holder by limit or completely take away the above- July 10, 2015 MORNING (10:00 AM) ON 07/27/2015 assignment from Mortgage Electronic named person’s right to make decisions WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A. Keamy, First Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee about personal affairs or financial affairs Justice of this Court. for ERA Mortgage Corporation to PHH or both. The above-named person has LEGAL NOTICE Date: June 23, 2015 Mortgage Corporation dated December the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone may MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL Stephanie K. Fattman 3, 2012 recorded at Worcester County make this request on behalf of the above- ESTATE Register of Probate (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds named person. If the above-named per- By virtue of and in execution of the July 3, 2015 in Book 50115, Page 224, for breach of son cannot afford a lawyer, one may be Power of Sale contained in a certain conditions of said mortgage and for the appointed at State expense. mortgage given by Donald P. Chase Commonwealth of Massachusetts purpose of foreclosing the same, the WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A. Keamy and Brenda Chase a/k/a Brenda Davis The Trial Court mortgaged premises located at 12 May First Justice of this Court. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Probate and Family Court Street, Spencer, MA 01562 will be sold Date: June 19, 2015 Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee Worcester Division at a Public Auction at 10:00AM on July Stephanie K. Fattman for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., Worcester Probate and Family Court 27, 2015, at the mortgaged premises, Register of Probate dated November 21, 2006 and recorded 225 Main Street more particularly described below, all July 3, 2015 at Worcester County (Worcester District) Worcester, MA 01608 and singular the premises described in Registry of Deeds in Book 40237, Page Docket No. WO15P2001PM said mortgage, to wit: MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE 267 of which mortgage The Bank of New CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF A certain tract of land with the buildings OF REAL ESTATE York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF thereon in said Spencer, on the west side By virtue and in execution of the as Trustee for the certificateholders of CONSERVATOR OR OTHER of May Street, bounded and described Power of Sale contained in a certain CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, PROTECTIVE ORDER PURSUANT TO as follows: Mortgage given by Richard B. MacLean Series 2006-26 is the present holder by G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 & §5-405 Beginning at the Northeast corner and Kathreen A. MacLean to Mortgage assignment from Mortgage Electronic In the matter of: Erica L Kresco of said lot on the west side of said Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Registration Systems, Inc. to The Of: West Brookfield, MA Street, it being the Southeast corner of nominee for Prime Mortgage Financial, Bank of New York Mellon FKA The RESPONDENT land now or formerly of David Prouty; Inc., its successors and assigns, dated Bank of New York, as Trustee for the (Person to be Protected/Minor) Thence S. 73 1/4 W. by land now August 2, 2005 and recorded with the certificateholders of CWABS, Inc., To the named Respondent and all other or formerly of said Prouty ten rods Worcester County (Worcester District) Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006- interested persons, a petition has been and one line to a stone fence; Registry of Deeds at Book 37011, Page 26 dated August 4, 2011 recorded at filed by Cheryl Edwards of West Brook- Thence S. 13 1/4 E. five rods 15, subsequently assigned to GMAC Worcester County (Worcester District) field, MA in the above captioned matter and seven links to a stake; Mortgage, LLC by Mortgage Electronic Registry of Deeds in Book 47707, alleging that Erica L Kresco is in need Thence N. 70 1/4 E. ten rods and Registration Systems, Inc., by assign- Page 99, for breach of conditions of of a Conservator or other protective sixteen links to said May Street; ment recorded in said Registry of Deeds said mortgage and for the purpose of order and requesting that Cheryl A Ed- Thence N. 19 3/4 W. on said May Street in Book 48045, Page 237, subsequently foreclosing the same, the mortgaged wards of West Brookfield, MA (or some five rods to the place of beginning. assigned to Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC premises located at 26 Condon Drive, other suitable person) be appointed as For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded by GMAC Mortgage, LLC, by assign- Spencer, MA 01562 will be sold at a Conservator to serve Without Surety on with the Worcester County (Worcester ment recorded in said Registry of Deeds Public Auction at 4:00PM on July 27, the bond. District) Registry of Deeds in Book in Book 50860, Page 285, of which the 2015, at the mortgaged premises, more The petition asks the court to deter- 42677, Page 144. Mortgage the undersigned is the pres- particularly described below, all and mine that the Respondent is disabled, The premises will be sold subject to ent holder, for breach of the conditions singular the premises described in said that a protective order or appointment any and all unpaid taxes and other of said Mortgage and for the purpose mortgage, to wit: of a Conservator is necessary, and that municipal assessments and liens, and of foreclosing the same will be sold at A certain parcel of land with the the proposed conservator is appropriate. subject to prior liens or other enforceable Public Auction at 12:00 PM on July 17, buildings thereon and all the privileges The petition is on file with this court. encumbrances of record entitled to 2015 at 10 West Avenue, Spencer, MA, and appurtenances thereto belonging, You have the right to object to this precedence over this mortgage, and all and singular the premises described situated in Spencer, Worcester County, proceeding. If you wish to do so, you subject to and with the benefit of all in said Mortgage, to wit: Massachusetts, shown as Lot #17 on or your attorney must file a written ap- easements, restrictions, reservations The land in Spencer, Worcester County, a Plan of Land in Spencer, Mass., pearance at this court on or before 10:00 and conditions of record and subject to Massachusetts, with the buildings there- surveyed for Louis A. Wloch, dated A.M. on the return date of 07/14/2015. all tenancies and/or rights of parties in on situated on the northerly line of West August 28, 1978, Robert F. Para, Land This day is NOT a hearing date, but a possession. Avenue and the westerly line of Main Surveyor, Southbridge, Mass.”, recorded deadline date by which you have to file Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or Avenue in that part of Spencer as North in the Worcester District Registry of the written appearance if you object to certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 Spencer, and bounded and described Deeds, Plan Book 455, Plan 15. the petition. If you fail to file the written as a deposit must be shown at the as follows: BEGINNING at the north- For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded appearance by the return date, action time and place of the sale in order westerly corner of the intersection of with the Worcester County (Worcester may be taken in this matter without fur- to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage the West Avenue and Main Avenue; District) Registry of Deeds in Book ther notice to you. In addition to filing the holder and its designee(s) are exempt THENCE southwesterly by said West 40237, Page 265. written appearance, you or your attorney from this requirement); high bidder to Avenue one hundred (100) feet to a The property will be sold subject to must file a written affidavit stating the sign written Memorandum of Sale upon stake set in the ground; THENCE north- redemption rights in favor of the Internal specific facts and grounds of your objec- acceptance of bid; balance of purchase erly by land now or formerly of Laura Revenue Service by virtue of the tion within 30 days after the return date. price payable in cash or by certified E. David one hundred (100) feet to a lien(s) recorded in Worcester County IMPORTANT NOTICE check in thirty (30) days from the date point; THENCE easterly by land now or (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in The outcome of this proceeding may of the sale at the offices of mortgagee’s formerly of Henry Freeman one hundred Book 51284, Page 309. limit or completely take away the above- attorney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 321 thirty and three tenths (130.3) feet, more The premises will be sold subject to named person’s right to make decisions Billerica Road, Suite 210, Chelmsford, or less, to a stake set in the ground any and all unpaid taxes and other about personal affairs or financial affairs MA 01824-4100 or such other time as at the westerly line of Main Avenue; municipal assessments and liens, and or both. The above-named person has may be designated by mortgagee. The THENCE by the southerly line of said subject to prior liens or other enforceable the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone may description for the premises contained Main Avenue one hundred four (104) encumbrances of record entitled to make this request on behalf of the above- in said mortgage shall control in the feet to the place of beginning. Being precedence over this mortgage, and named person. If the above-named per- event of a typographical error in this Lots No. 12 and 13 on a Plan of Land subject to and with the benefit of all son cannot afford a lawyer, one may be publication. dated May 28, 1938 described as Camp easements, restrictions, reservations appointed at State expense. Other terms to be announced at the Louis owned and Developed by Henry and conditions of record and subject to WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A. Keamy sale. Freeman, drawn by E.A. Chamberlain, all tenancies and/or rights of parties in First Justice of this Court. PHH Mortgage Corporation C.E. and set out as Map No.2. Together possession. Date: June 19, 2015 Korde & Associates, P.C. with the right to pass and repass for all Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or Stephanie K. Fattman 321 Billerica Road purposes in common with others over certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 Register of Probate Suite 210 Main Avenue and West Avenue from as a deposit must be shown at the July 3, 2015 Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 the Paxton-Spencer Highway, so-called. time and place of the sale in order (978) 256-1500 Subject to flowage rights and restrictions to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage TOWN OF NORTH BROOKFIELD Margadonna, Daryl A., 13-011198, July as recited in Deed to Harold H. Supernor holder and its designee(s) are exempt BOARD OF SELECTMEN 3, 2015, July 10, 2015, July 17, 2015 et al dated July 16, 1941 and recorded from this requirement); high bidder to PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE July 3, 2015 with the Worcester District Registry of sign written Memorandum of Sale upon Notice is hereby given that the North July 10, 2015 Deeds in Book 2822, Page 492, but acceptance of bid; balance of purchase Brookfield Board of Selectmen will hold July 17, 2015 not reimposing the same. Being the price payable in cash or by certified a public hearing on the application of same premises conveyed to the mort- check in thirty (30) days from the date Glenn H. Waugh, dba Time Out, for an Commonwealth of Massachusetts gagors by a deed from David Breaultand of the sale at the offices of mortgagee’s all-alcohol restaurant license at 31 East The Trial Court Shelli Breault dated November 13, 2003 attorney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 321 Brookfield Road. Probate and Family Court and recorded in the Worcester District Billerica Road, Suite 210, Chelmsford, The hearing will be held on Tuesday, Worcester Division Registry of Deeds in Book 32394, Page MA 01824-4100 or such other time as July 14, 2015 at 6:30 PM at the Worcester Probate and Family Court 40. may be designated by mortgagee. The Senior Center, 29 Forest Street, North 225 Main Street The premises are to be sold subject description for the premises contained Brookfield, MA 01535. All interested Worcester, MA 01608 to and with the benefit of all ease- in said mortgage shall control in the parties are urged to attend. Docket No. WO15P1995PM ments, restrictions, building and zoning event of a typographical error in this Eric M. Hevy, Chairman CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF laws, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, publication. Mary F. Walter PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF municipal liens and assessments, rights Other terms to be announced at the Robert J. Smith CONSERVATOR OR OTHER of tenants and parties in possession. sale. July 3, 2015 PROTECTIVE ORDER PURSUANT TO TERMS OF SALE: The Bank of New York Mellon FKA G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 & §5-405 A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND The Bank of New York, as Trustee for Friday, July 3, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 7 8 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, July 3, 2015 Friday, July 3, 2015 • Town-to-Town Classifieds 1

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NEW PRICE ON DEPOSIT NEW PRICE NEW PRICE NEW PRICE CHARLTON – 7 Hannah’s Way! UXBRIDGE – 26 Londonderry Way! DUDLEY – 15 School St! 8 Rm Colonial THOMPSON – 277 Thompson Rd! WEBSTER - 63 Hillside Ave! 7 Rm WEBSTER – 67 Hillside Ave! Spacious WEBSTER – 4 Tanner Rd! Custom 9 SUTTON – 17 Cold Spring Dr! New Construction! 2,760’! 9 Rms! Beautiful 7 Rm Colonial! Brazilian Teak Across from Dudley Elementary, Ball Thompson Hill! Exquisite 8 Rm Center Spacious Cape! 4 Bdrms, C/Air, and Room 9 Rm Cape! 4 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 1st Floor Rm, 3,494’ Brick Ranch! .68 Acres! 70’ “Woodburyville Heights” 6 Rm Fields & Near Boys & Girls Club! Ideal Hall Colonial On 5.17 Perfect Acres! to Expand! Beautifully Maintained! Eat-in Master with Master Bath! Formal Din Townhouse! Applianced Kit w/Skylight! Granite Kit! 4 Bdrms! Master Suite! Hrdwd Floors! Granite Center Isl Kit! Deck! Fam Rm w/Cathedrals, Skylight, Cathedral Ceiling Liv Rm! Frplcd Fam Rm! Location! Eat-in Applianced Kit! Formal Granite Kit w/Isl! Formal Din Rm w/ Kit w/Oak Cabinets! Din Rm w/Hrdwds! Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! 4 Season Porch! 1st Flr Stone Frplc & Hrdwds! Din & Liv Rms Cathedral Ceiling Din & Liv Rm w/3 Skylights, 3 Baths! 20x20 Fam Rm! Hardwoods! Office/Study! 3 Bdrms! 2 Full Bathrms! Din Rm/Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Fam Rm w/ Custom Hrdwds! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Custom Rm w/Frplc, Cathedrals & Skylight! Master Laundry! Semi-finished Lower Level! w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Master Hrdwds, Frplc & Slider to Deck! Master w/ 2x6 Construction! Central Air! Trex Partially Finished Lower Level! 2 Car Slider to Deck! 4 Bdrms! 2 Bathrms! Hrdwds! Fam Rm! 3 Bdrms! 25’ Master! w/Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! 4 Season Porch! Attached 2 Car Garage Plus Detached Suite! 1st Flr Laundry! Finished Lower Cathedrals, 2 Closets, Dble Vanity Bath! 2nd Decking! 2 Car Gagage! 1+ Acre! Garage! Ingr Pool Ideal for Entertaining! Office! Oil-Buderus! Mitsubishi A/C! 3.5 Remodeled Baths! 2 Car Garage! Partially Finished Basement! Oil Heat! 30X36’ Garage w/Workshop! Oil/Buderus Level! C/Air! Security! 2 Car Garage! Bdrm! 2nd Bath w/Jacuzzi! Fam Rm or 3rd Bdrm! Gas Heat! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! $249,900.00 $379,900.00 New Roof! Irrigation! Shed! $408,900.00 Shed! $269,900.00 $379,900.00 Irrigation! $237,000.00 Furnace!$245,400.00 $399,900.00, OPEN HOUSE Sundays ON DEPOSIT from 12:00-2:00!

NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING ON DEPOSIT DUDLEY – 41 Lakeview Ave! Mason DUDLEY – 37 Airport Rd! 5+ Rm Cape CHARLTON – 1 Clark Road! Pierpoint WOODSTOCK- 149 Hawkins Rd! 3092’ POMPRET – 246 Searles Rd! 3,000+’ 9 WEBSTERR – 161 High Street! 2 WBSTER – 78 Upland Ave! 6 Rm Cape! WEBSTER – Rd Area! .62 Acre! 8 Rm Raised Ranch! Set on .52 Acres! Applianced Center Isl Kit Meadow WATERFRONT! 110’ South 9 Rm Grand Entry Colonial! 2 Acres! SS Rm Colonial! 2.85 Acres! Appliance Granite/ Family! 6/6 Rooms! 3/3 Bedrooms! Nice Location! Large Eat In Kit! Liv Rm New England Commons! Adult 55+! Applianced Kit w/Breakfast Counter! Din w/Din Area! Open 14X30 Combo Frplcd Liv Facing Shoreline w/Views of the Full Appliance Granite Kit w/Island! Formal Cherry Kit w/Isl! Din Area w/Slider to Patio! 1.5/1 Baths! Updated! Applianced Kit! w/Wall to Wall! Full Bath! 1st Flr Master! 2 Bdrms! 1 to 2 Baths/Master! Length of the Pond! 8 Rm Colonial Tri- Area w/Hrdwds! Beamed Ceiling Liv Rm Rm & Din Rm w/Hrdwds & Huge Picture Dining! Liv Rm! Frplc Fam Rm! Office/Den! Liv & Din Rms w/Hrdwds! Frplc Fam Rm w/ Hardwoods! Updated! Gas Heat! Gas 2nd Level w/2 Bdrms! 3 Bdrms Total! Applianced! Granite! Hrdwds, Tile & Level! 3 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! w/Water View! 3 Bdrms! 12X22 Master w/ Window! 3 Bdrms, 2 w/Hrdwds! 1.5 Baths! Hrdwds Throughout! 4 Bdrms! Master Cathedrals & Hrdwds! 4 Bdrms! Master Hot Water! Circuit Breakers! Recent Sunroom! Full Basement! Attached 1 Car Carpet! Basements! Garage! C/Air! Open Flr Plan! Granite Kit! Hrdwds! Bath & 6X18 Walk-in Closet! 2.5 Baths! Expandable Walk-up Attic! Possible Lower Suite! 2.5 Tile Baths! 2nd Flr Laundry! Suite & Bath! 2 Full 2 Half Baths! Den w/Gas Roof! Vinyl Siding! Replacement Garage! Level Lot! Vinyl Siding! Newer Security! Community Center! Walking Cathedral Ceiling Liv Rm! Garage! Frplc! Generator! 2 Car Garage! InGr Pool! Refrigerated Wine Cellar! C/Air & Buderus Level Fam Rm! Oil Heat! Garage Under! Buderus Furnace! C/Air! Garage! Wired for Windows! Convenient! $159,900.00 Furnace! Recent Roof! NEW Electrical! Trails! Low Fees! Convenient! Additional Lot for Parking, Storage & Generator! Shed! $394,900.00 Cabana w/Bar & 1/2 Bath! $449,900.00 From $234,900.00 Heat! Town Services! $189,900.00 Garden! $429,900.00 Town Services! $169,900.00 $269,900.00

ON DEPOSIT NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW PRICE NEW PRICE NEW LISTING NEW LISTING WEBSTER – 4 Harvard St! 5+ DUDLEY – 5 Progress Ave! 8 Rm WEBSTER – 15 Surrey Lane! 9 Rm WEBSTER – 188 Lower Gore Rd! Beautiful WEBSTER – 1015 School St! 6 Rm OXFORD – 4 Tower Hill Rd! Full Rm 1,176’ Ranch! Eat-in Kit w/SS 14.19 ACRES! 500+’ of Road Frontage! 6+ WEBSTER – 92 Lower Gore! 8 Rm DUDLEY – 43 Oxford Ave! 4 Family! Cape! SSteel Applianced Country Kit w/ Split! Frplcd Cathedral Ceiling Liv Rm, Oversized Split! Half Acre Lot! Updated 4/4/4/4 Rooms! 2/2/2/2 Bedrooms! Ranch! Remodeled Kit! Din, Liv Rm & 3 Pantry Storage! Formal Din Rm! 12x24’ Dormered Center Hall 42’ 7 Rm Cape! 1.39 Applianced Kit & Din Rm w/Hrdwd Appliances! 3 Large Bdrms w/Hrdwd Room Colonial Cape! TLC and Updating Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Inground Pool, Covered Acre Beautifully Landscaped! Tile Entry Needed But Loads of Potential & Character! Throughout! Applianced Kit! Frplc Liv & Din Applianced Kitchens! Washer/ Frplc Liv Rm w/Pellet Stove! 3 Season Flrs! Open Flr Plan! 14X19’ Fam Rm w/ Flrs! Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Bath w/Dble Dryer Hook-ups in Each Apartment! Patio! Farmers Porch! Recent Furnace! Foyer! Applianced Granite Kitchen! Din Cathedral Ceiling & LP Gas Frplc! 4 Natural Woodwork! 24’ Living Rm w/Brick Rms w/Hrdwds & Vaulted Ceilings! Master Sunrm! Hrdwd Flrs Throughout! 3 Vanity! Vinyl Siding & Windows! NEW w/1/2 Bath! 2/3 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths Total! Frplc Gas Heat! Expandable Third Floor! 2nd Adjacent Lot is with this Property! Bedrooms! 2.5 Baths w/Tile Floors! & Frplcd Liv Rm w/Hrdwd Flrs! Fam Rm! Bdrms! 2 Full Baths! Finished Lower Fireplace! Pantry Kitchen w/Dining Area! Roof!! Garage! Gas Heat w/Recent Fam Rm! In-Ground Pool! 2 Car Detached Town Services! Great Investment Potentially Buildable! 83’ Barn Consisting Lower Level Fam Rm! Deck! NEW Master Bath! 3 Baths Total! 2 Car Garage Level! Detached Garage w/2nd Flr 3 Huge Bdrms w/Walk-in Closets! Barn! Furnace! New 100 Amp Service! Town Garage w/Second Flr! Recent Furnace, Well Opportunity! $164,900.00 of 3 Rms: Bar/Entertaining Area, Storage Furnace! Town Water & Sewer! Shed! w/Openers! Screen Porch! Fantastic Workshop! Stone Patio & Hot Tub! LP $229,900.00 and Workshop/Garage! $237,500.00 Detached Garage! $229,900.00 Commuter Location! $299,900.00 Gas Generac Generator! $249,900.00 Services! $184,900.00 & Pool Pump! $269,900.00 NEWW LISTING

NEW LISTING ON DEPOSIT WEBSTER LAKE - 155 S. Shore WEBSTER LAKE – 812 Beacon Park! WEBSTER LAKE – 703 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE COMPOUND! 2 Checkerberry Isl! Private 2.09 Acre Waterfront Peninsula Estate! Park Like Grounds! WEBSTER LAKE - 71 Birch Island! 7 SUTTON – 3 Sunrise Dr! RAMSHORN POND! Rd! Killdeer Isl - Middle Pond! 5 Rm WATERVIEW 1,280’ 5 Rm Townhouse! Rm Colonial w/Lake Views from Every Rm! Park! 5 Rms - 1,280’ Townhouse! 2,800’ 8 Rm Colonial Main House w/Lake Views from Most Windows! SS Applianced Granite Kit! Din Area w/Tile Flr! Lake Western Exposure - Beautiful Sunsets! 50’ Waterfront Ranch! Nothing to Do, Just Lake Facing! Recently Applianced Hrdwds in Din/Liv & Master Bdrm! 3 Bdrms! Sandy Beach! Lakeside Pool! Lake Facing 38’ Din/Liv Rm w/Frplc, Recessed Lighting & Slider to Wrap Around Deck! French Dr Fam Rm Surrounded by Water! Waterfront! .5 Acre! Summer or Yr Round! 8 Move In! Applianced Oak Kit w/Breakfast Galley Kit! Frplcd Liv Rm w/48” Smart 3 Bdrms! 21’ Master w/Cathedral Ceiling, Slider to Private Deck w/Lake Views, Master Bath! 2nd Bath w/Dble Vanity Sinks, Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Walkout Lower Level Rm Ranch/Cape w/Room to Expand! Country Counter! Cathedral Din & Liv Rms! Views! Just Painted! Brand New Fam Rm! 239’ Waterfront! New Metal Roof! TV! Master Bath w/New Skylight! 2.5 Flooring! Move Right In! Frplced Liv 3.5 Baths! Skywalk Attached 750’ 4 Rm Guest/In-Law Apartment w/Granite Kit, SS Applianced, Open Din & Liv Rm w/Slider Kit! Din Area! Din Rm w/Hrdwds! Frplc Liv Slider to 12x16 Deck! Bdrm w/His & Her 2 Car Attached Garage & 3 Car Detached Tile Baths w/Recent Vanities! 2013 A/C Rm! SS Appliances! 2 Bdrms! Master to Lake View Deck, Bdrm, Nice Bathrm! Detached 3 Rm Yr Rd Guest Cottage or Rental Unit w/Kit, Frplcd Liv Rm, Bdrm & Rm! 3 Bdrms! Full Bath! Composite Deck! Closets! Office! Renovated Bath! Recent w/2nd Flr! Needs to be Seen to Appreciate & Heat! Garage! Great Lakeside Pool! Bath! 2.5 Tile Baths! C/Air! Garage! 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 Everything it Could Be! $749,000.00 Sandy Beach! $249,900.00 $229,900.00 Dock Setup! Boat Ramp! For the Discerning Buyer! $1,495,000.00, Painted! $299,900.00 NEWW PRICE NEWW PRICE

NEW LISTING MILLBURY – 13 Bayberry La! RAMSHORN WATERFRONT! 100’ Shoreline! East Expo – WEBSTER LAKE! 39 Loveland Rd! Custom 13 Rm 5,252’ Contemp! 130’ South Facing Waterfront! 10’ Ceilings! Granite WEBSTER LAKE – 73 Bates Pt! Eastern Exp - Beautiful Sunrises! 10 Rm – 202 Beacon Park! WEBSTER LAKE 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 Contemp! Nicely Landscaped 11,674’ Lot! 66’ Waterfront! 1st Flr Applianced Kit 5 Rms - 1280’ Townhouse, End Unit 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! w/Custom Counter & Down Draft Cook Top & Sub Zero Frig! Lake Facing Din, Liv w/Lake Views & BOAT DOCK! Sandy & Sun Rm w/Hrdwds! Liv Rm w/Marble Frplc & Slider to Mahogany Deck! 1st Flr 2 Drawer Cooler! Din & Liv Rms w/Tile Flrs & Slider to Wrap Around Deck! 2 Lake Facing Beach! Lakeside Pool! 1st Flr Hrdwds, Office/1st Flr 5th Bdrm w/Marble LP Frplc! Bthrm w/Walk-in Kohler Steam Shower! Beautiful Stairways! 4 Bdrms w/Water Master w/Walk-in Closet! Full Bath w/Mexican Tile! 2nd Flr w/Lake Facing Bdrm/ Bdrms w/Full Baths! 3 Bdrms Total! 2 Rm Master w/Cathedrals, Walk-in Closet, Dble Granite Wood Stairway! Applianced Granite Kit! Views! Huge Lake Facing Master w/Cathedrals, 3 Dble Closets & Slider to Private Deck! Master Bath w/“Vita” Whirlpool Den w/Slider to Deck, Bdrm & Hall Bath! Walk-out Lower Level! Fam Rm w/Brick Vanity, “MAAX” Tub/Shower! Super Walk-out Lower Level w/2nd Granite Applianced Kit, Huge Frplc Liv Rm! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! Tub, Tile Shower & Dble Marble Vanity! Another Marble & Granite Bthrm! Lower Level Walks Out to Lake! 8 Seat Theater! Hearth, Slider to Stone Patio! Sun Rm w/Lake Views! 3/4 Bdrms! 3 Tile Baths! C/ Entertainment Area! Walk Out to Patio! 3 Full + 2 Half Baths Total! 3Z A/C! Buderus Gas Heat 2.5 Updated Tile Baths! Recent A/C & Stone Frplc Fam Rm! Granite Wet Bar! Workshop w/French Dr to Lake, Possible Bdrm! Half Bath! House Sound System! Air! Gazebo & Shed w/Copper Roofs! 2 Car Garage! $689,900.00 & Noritz Hot Water! Garage! Beautifully Landscaped! So Much More! $699,900.00 $1,499,900.00 Heat! Garage! $259,900.00 ON DEPOOSIT SOLD

NEW LISTING NEWN LISTING NEWN LISTING WEBSTER LAKE – 17 Mark Ave! South Pond - “710’ Waterfront .69 Acre WEBSTER LAKE – 63 Colonial Rd! South Pond! Full Sun Expo - Sunrise to Sunset! WEBSTER LAKE – 502 Beacon Park! 5 WEBSTER LAKE – 96 Lakeside Ave! WEBSTER LAKE – 51 Colonial Rd! South WEBSTER LAKE – 190 Killdeer Island Peninsula”! Lake Views in All Directions! Sunrise to Sunset! Beautiful 12 255’ Waterfront! Water On 2 Sides – Western 170’ Front Side & Eastern 85’ Back South Pond - South West Expo - Beautiful Pond - Western Expo - Amazing Sunsets! 100’ Road! 75’ WATERFRONT! North Pond! 7 Street Side! Level Lot w/Huge Lake Views, One of the Best on Lake! Spacious 8 Rm Rms - 1280’ WATERFRONT Townhouse, End Rm 3,292’ Ranch! Breezeway to 3 Car Garage! Grand 2 Story Entry! Cherry Unit w/Panoramic Lake Views! Overlooks Sunsets - Full Day Sun - Level Lot - 100’ Waterfront! Fantastic Lake Views! 2,500’ 9 Rm Rm Ranch! Spectacular Views & Sunsets! Ranch w/Attached 3 Car Garage! Granite Center Isl Kit! Lake View Din Area! Liv Rm & Granite Kit w/Isl! Frplc Din Rm w/Cathedrals, Skylights & Hrdwds! Liv Rm Sandy Beach & Lakeside Pool! 1st Flr w/ Waterfront - Privacy Fenced! 6 Rm, 2+ Bdrm Custom Cape! 9,496’ Lot! Applianced Corian Applianced Kit! Dining Area! Frplc Liv Rm! w/Hrdwds! Lake Facing Master w/Bath! Fam Rm, Game/Pool Rm w/Bar & w/Hrdwds & French Dr to Deck! Lake Facing Frplc Din Rm! Master w/Hrdwds & Lake Tile & Hrdwds! Applianced Kit! Frplc! Ranch! 10x20’ Master! Applianced Granite Kit! Liv & Din Rms w/Bow Windows! Huge 3 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2 Baths Total! 4 Season Porch! Slider to 16x18’ Deck! Mud Exercise Rm! Summer Kit! 3 Baths Total! C/Air! Buderus! Irrigation! Trex Views! Tile Bath w/Whirlpool Tub & Separate Shower! Fully Finished Walk-out Lower 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Tile Baths! Kit! Open Flr Plan! Gleaming Hrdwds! Deck! Lake Facing Master! Brady Sunroom! Level! Frplcd 24’ Fam Rm w/Bar & Slider to Paver Patio! Lake Facing Bdrm & 3rd Bdrm! Rm or Office! Walk-out Lower Level! Level Deck, Farmers Porch! Beautiful Grounds! $1,299,900.00 Recent A/C & Heat! All Recent “Anderson” Frplcd! Mitsubishi Wall AC! Walk-out Lower Walkout Lower Level w/Fam Rm & Possible Tile Bath! C/Air! Buderus Oil Heat! $749,900.00 Winndows & Doors! Garage! g $$259,900.00 , Level Fam Rm! $424,900.00 4th Bdrm! $599,900.00 Lot w/Rm to Expand! $579,900.00

508-943-7669 • 774-230-5044 Job Opportunities Maria Reed Diane Luong Bob Zannotti Bill Roland JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com 508-873-9254 774-239-2937 508-414-8101 508-272-5832 NMLS #20898 LICENSEDLICENSED IN IN MA MA & & CT CT Call any agent listed Jo-Ann Szymczak CRS, GRI, SRES, ASP “Home “Home Ownership Ownership Matters” Matters” above for a showing RN & LPN Now on Real Estate TV • Channel 193 @ Charter Saturday & Sunday BARRE DUDLEY WATERFRONT – HAYDEN POND 27 yr/old w/vent; all shis OPEN HOUSE TWO HOUSES FRAMINGHAM/WAYLAND SUNDAY 1:30-3:00 610’ FRONTAGE 13 yr/old w/trach; Mon days FRANKLIN

* 3000 sq.Ž Ranch 20 yr/old w/JT; Fri day * 1/2 Acre Lot HOLLISTON * Cathedral Ceiling living room * Central Air 7 yr/old w/GT; 2 eves per week * New Kitchen w/breakfast bar * Granite Counter Tops MARLBOROUGH * Finished Lower Level 6 yr/old w/CVL; Sat night * 3 Full Baths * Heated Indoor 40’ Pool OXFORD * 5 Decks 4 yr/old w/GT & JT; TH eves & wkends * Oversized Garage (room for 3 cars) * Sandy Beach Area SHREWSBURY 9 yr/old w/trach; days * Custom Built Ranch * 1200 Sq.Ft. SPENCER * 1.5 Baths 4 yr/old w/vent; Fri & Sat night * Cathedral Ceiling * Living Rm/Dining Area WEBSTER * Breakfast Bar * Bedrooms 5 yr/old w/trach; wkend days & eves * 17,000 Sq.Ft. WEST BOYLSTON * Separate Deeded Lots * Full Service for Boating, Skiing, 1 yr/old w/CVL & GT; days, eves & wkends Fishing WORCESTER 7 yr/old w/GJT; QO Sat day

48 & 50 Hayden Pond Rd • $899,900 WORCESTER 14 yr/old w/GT; days & wkends SPENCER HOLLAND WORCESTER 3 yr/old w/vent; Sat night NEW PRICE Family Lives @ (508) 475-0493

* Gentleman Farm * Antique 14 Room Colonial * 10 Rooms 4.7 * 3 Units * 5 Fireplaces * Finished LL * In-Law Apartment * 3 Fireplaces ACRES * 2nd unit 2 bedrooms/Liv. Rm/Kitch * Barn * Main House/2 Br/Kitch/Liv/Din * 2 Bay Heated Garage Rm/O‹ce * Pond & Wooded Lot * Outbuilding suitable for cars

50 Brooks Pond Rd • $344,900 78 Hisgen Rd • $439,900

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ALPACA BEAN BLACK&DECKER CHAIN SAW Dining Room Set FOR SALE FOR•SALE 010 FOR SALE 36”X30” MIRROR Soild Maple Natural Alpaca VARIABLE SPEEED HUSQVARNA Razor Electric Dirt Bike $50 Fertilizer JIG SAW Table, 5 Chairs and Hutch $100.00 2001 PONTIAC model 181 Asking FREEZER - Pre-composted $18.00 PEACHTREE FORGE Great for your garden With 20” Bar $275.00 FRIGIDAIRE Cobble Stones TRANS AM 80.7 cc motor with power for TOP MOUNT ROUND $10 per bag Upright 13.7 cu. ft. $4.00 each the bigger trees runs like new! CONVERTIBLE VANITY SINK Call BOSCH HAND China $200.00 $450.00 1999 GMC Tailgate 5000 original miles been on lift black with black high end GRINDER Works Good 508-238-5233 Call Dinner Set $50.00 for 10 years Mechanic owned fixtures $25.00 KIDS’ WOODEN 508-344-8081 $250000/OBO $250 8 piece place setting Angle Iron Cutter white background TRAIN SET 74-78 Camaro hood For Shelving LARGE SELECTION OF CHAMPION w/pink roses 74 tracks, train, silo, barn, $50.00 RV 36’ HOLLYWOOD STYLE 6 extra cars and pieces 4W296, HK Potter 2790 $50.00 BULB LIGHT ROUTER BITS PORTABLE $40.00 Assorted antique tools GEORGIA BOY Normally Sells For $700 18000 miles, like new call for fixture $90 OBO GENERATOR 508-789-0864 $100 Dog Crates details Like New Mechanic 508-461-9626 Model 41135 Call 508-867-4546 owned Call 5pm-8:30pm 6800 starting watts ELECTRIC GOLDEN $39000/OBO Call For Pricing 508-867-6546 BLUE BIRD BOXES 550 Rotel Watts LIFT RECLINER FOR SALE ALL IN EXCLENT CON- 2 years old, Never used 401-486-4051 Get your boxes ready Like New ELECTRIC DITION! Want to Place Paid $750.00 Garage door a Classified Ad? now for Early Spring! Asking FOR SALE Call 800-536-5836 with all hardware-white HYDRAULIC CHAIR $5 Each Asking $550.00 $350.00 Call Gordon Paid $400.00 DELTA 16.5 FLOOR with foot rest Great for Tattoo Call Woodstock 508-234-3589 asking DRILL PRESS parlor 508-234-2819 508-922-5315 $175.00 Free ARCHERY, 860-481-9003 $400.00 or Electrical HUNTING COMPLETE SET GRIZZLEY 16” 4 SALE teristohlberg Four double pane windows TANNING BED 32 RIVIERA CHERRY Material with frames BAND SAW Bedroom set, EQUIPMENT @yahoo.com BULB FACIAL Industrial, Commercial, $50.00 a piece $500.00 12 drawer dresser chest, KITCHEN Residential AND Bridgeport 1.5HP 3”x5” TANNER nightstands king brass CABINETS Wire, Pipe, Fittings, Relays, GRIZZLEY headboard. ACCESSORIES new lexon glass in home use Excellent Coils, Overloads, Fuses, COMBINATION Haywood Wakefield dining In Excellent Condition Call Paul $400/OBO New bulbs Lathe 32 between Condition includes island with Breakers, Meters, room table, credenza. Dinette SANDER 1”X42” Call 508-764-6908 Centers 14” Swing butcher block top. Must Punches, Pipe-Benders. 774-241-0327 table and hutch. Much More Call in the Evening Disassemble. Asking BELT -8” DISC take any or all. No reasonable AUTO PARTS FOR $1000.00/OBO New Recessed Troffer 508-943-4964 offer refused Radial Arm Drill 13” $100.00 SALE 508-892-3804 Flourescent 3-Tube FOR SALE Call Call 860-455-3379 Column 4’ arm 2008 JVC HD TV T-8 277V Fixtures 508-943-6179 56” DLP Projection 4 Yokohama Avid Tires Enclosed Gold Framed Wall New Bulb & Bulb in Box 205-50-R17V Stack Rack $56 Each Mirror $300 or best offer 4 TIRES 225-50 Less than 500-miles CORNER OAK Call 5pm-8:30pm 29x41” 508-234-3460 Local R17 93V $200/OBO Record Storage ENTERTAINMENT 508-867-6546 $50.00 News Local Michelin Pilot HX MXM4 Audi Custom fit car shelving 200 sections Center With Magnabox ENGAGEMENT Photos upon request approx 34K Miles covers TV Call $100.00 Firm RING News A4 & A5 Call 508-892-1679 And 508-792-9950 4X7 SLATE POOL FOR SALE 5 TIRES WITH 14k Gold Weathershield Floor TABLE For Sale RIMS Mats BRINX SAFE Diamond Round Brilliant Schweiger Green P205-65 R15 H approx 6k Excellent condition 18X12 INCHES $50.00 508-867-2820 1.09Cts Miles AIR HOCKEY TABLE Southwestern Clarity $300.00 Firm Call 61X33 INCHES $60.00 86” Couch & 65” Loveseat Southbridge FOOSBALL TABLE COUCH VS-1 with matching pillows FOUND HERE! CALL 508-764-9309 55X30 INCHES $60.00 $50.00 Color Price reasonable K 508-236-1256 CALL Call 860-779-0022 FOUND HERE! $2850 or best offer. FOR SALE 860-334-5061 BEDROOM SET (508) 885-4212

KENMORE please call FOR SALE: ELECTRIC RAZOR 2013 HONDA BROYHILL FONTANA WHISPERTONE 508-764-6843 MAKITA 6000 watt DUNE BUGGIES. QUEEN SIZE BED $175 each or both for $300. EM6500SX 6500W PINE VACUUM FOR SALE generator- $1350; ABS EXERCISE Oak Headboard Call between ENTERTAINMENT $75.00 electric wheelchair/bed, GENERATOR & Frame GE 13” TV/VHS noon and 7pm and leave LOUNGE $30 ARMOIRE old stamps, albums, with electric start, combo- $20; message. High quality like new, Used for BIOMASTER approx. 7ft tall $300/RO HUGE TV comic books, old 508-867-3051 9 DRAWER LOW bedroom set, waterbed frame, Hurricane Sandy only. 12 place setting TREADMILL $25 $50.00 foldout loveseat. Includes heavy duty connection DRESSER BLACK LEATHER SOFA FRANCISCANWARE FOR SALE: cord to house connection, with from Rotmans/ approx 90”. CALL HOOVER “Desert Rose”, powers whole house 85” HARLEY attachable full mirror Shows some normal leather (508)631-0756. pieces or whole set- 1800s Chair $2100.00 wear but good shape $300/RO CANISTER call; Blue Flower Seat DAVIS SPORTSTER $75 508-479-0230 2 DRAWER NIGHT WINDTUNNEL FOR SALE Call 774-318-0004 Four wheel scooter DVD player- $25. 3 BICYCLES, 1000CC REBUILT STAND Country Music Records $150.00 or best offer Bobcat model by Drive From the 60s 1 Hardrock Ladies, 1 Giant MOTOR CEMETERY PLOT comes apart to fit in car 508-943-4850 all in good condition Ladies, 1 Giant Mans, Double plot ORECK never used $150.00 each FULL/QUEEN 1/2 price at For Sale: $50 $45.00 Cash only 2 MONGOOSE PRO NUWAVE MATTRESS $2200 SEALY QUEEN SIZE 508-637-1304 Telephone stand with Folding SCOOTERS INDUCTION and boxspring 29 GALLON SLEEP SOFA Chair Like new ENTERTAINMENT FULL LENGTH $55.00 Each COOKTOP NEW FISH TANK in pine green. $60 CENTER MINK COAT Four inch memory foam topper Excellent condition. with everything $45 $400 Firm and linens included 2 KITCHEN $40.00 $50.00 Size Medium Small Table Call Susan Excellent Condition like new $25 CHANDELIERS 508-347-9296 YOUTH BED $800 or BO $700

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FURNITURE  Team Atmosphere  Management Opportunity  $55,000 Registered Nurse (RN) HOOVER CARPET- Expectation t h e F i r s t Ye a r  E x p e r i e n c e N O T a M u s t , W e W i l l Train. DOCTOR CLEANER NEW We are searching for the right female OR male to join our team. This position is a part time position. Flexible hours during the school day M-F are available.  If you are energetic, honest, drug-free, and desire a lucrative Current License Required Have your furniture $100.00 long term career... Professionally restored at See Shane Bacigalupo at Tri-State Toyota
Scion Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Reasonable rates. TWO GLASS TABLE [email protected] This is a FT position. Flexible hours are available M-F. furniture face lifting, painting, striping to TOPS Must be BCBA accredited or BCBA accreditation eligible. Minimum of 3 years experience Refinishing, caning and repairs. $50.00-each in ABA/relevant field and a minimum of 2 years in progressive management, ANTIQUE DOCTOR preferably residential experience; This is a Master’s Level Position. Daniel Ross DISHES NEW AND Licensed Social Worker (LICSW) 860-382-5410 OLD. 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE This is a FT position. Flexible hours M-F are available. or Must have a Master’s degree from a school of Social work accredited by the Council of 508-248-9225 508-885-3136 Social Work Education, and has at least 1 year of social work experience. 30 year’s experience NEW REDUCED SLEEP SOFA 860-888-5207 PRICES!!! 4 years old, neutral color, very FT positions include excellent health and dental benefits and generous paid time off.

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    TWO END TABLES blue/white excellent USED ADULT POWER 500. Small antique rocker & 2’x3’ $50/ea  We have sales, service and parts staff members that have been condition $350 or BO CHAIR $125.00 cane seat chair employed at Tri-State for Christin Dior Tux glass tank for reptiles 30”Hgt x over 25 years Cherry sideboard each 75. All in Used once 42-44 long, 12”width x19 1/2” depth $10  Honest small town ANTIQUE LAMP JUG good condition cash & carry ADULT POTTY CHAIR w/pleated shirt 774-272-0821 dealing $40.00 Text $175/OBO  No games - no gimmicks 508-963-0238 Cast Iron Christmas WHEEL CHAIR  Serving the tri-community THREE and tri-state area for DROP LEAF Tree Stand over 25 years COFFEE LED R-30 INDOOR $25 CRAFTSMAN 2 WALKERS  Special military and TABLE FLOODLIGHTS Sunbeam Whole SANDERS college rebates available House Humidifier $100 by Philips All under $50.00 8 NFL SUPER BOWL (on wheels) 12w = 65w COINS $50 Instant on, very bright HOMELITE CHAIN www.TristateToyota.com DROP LEAF CART 13’ Sunsetter $1600.00 plus dimmable SAW $85 Lasts 22.8 years Awning Cover Asking EZ supper auto Big box stores sell for Never Used $3500.00 $50.00 SWORD SET $26-$30 $30 $65 YOU PAY $15.00 each 14” Snow Chains Call or 4 per case $50.00 $20 NEW CEILING 508-832-3029 Sales, Service & Parts (508) 943-7474 Easy Exit 2 15” Cable LIGHTS Dealership Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:00am-8:00pm off I-395 END TABLE Call Keith Saturday:8:00am-5:00pmSunday: 12:00pm-4:00pm $10-$50 Each W/DRAWER 508-524-9328 Snow Chains 191 West Main Street  Dudley, MA 01571 Brand New  Only Minutes from Everywhere! $75 $35 Call 508-885-3136 No appointment needed in our service department LEXINGTON FORGE Used Engine Want to Place a Classified Ad? Call 800-536-5836 END TABLE DIRECT VENT 2002 Pontiac 3.4 ltr. V-6 W/2 DRAWERS PROPANE STOVE. $250 Antique-Kelvinator 130 YARD SALES 130 YARD SALES 265 FUEL/WOOD $50 Graphite color. Heating capacity THREE PIECE is approximately 1,200 square Electric range **************** WANTED FIREWOOD feet. BTU’s 21,000 - 28,000. w/double oven, broiler WHITE OLD END TABLE DEADLINE FOR Always Buying Cut, Split & Delivered Asking $600.00. B/O WROUGHT IRON $45 Please Call Ed @ YARD SALE Old Toys Green & Seasoned PATIO SET, SUBMISSIONS IS -Pre 1980- call 860-923-3316. 508-479-9752 Wood Lots Wanted GIRLS 18 SPEED BIKE LET’S MAKE A DEAL! Sofa and two chairs cushions NOON MONDAY Banks included very sturdy excellent wind up $100.00 WORCESTER FOR ALL Call Paul MINT CONDITION quality and condition. tin mechanical NordicTrack Elite MASS. WEEKLY battery-op 508-769-2351 BAR STOOLS $350.00Firm COUNTY CANOPY 14.7 Elliptical Call Kathy PAPERS Friction 6 Armed Bar stools MEMORIAL PARK Deadline subject to change etc FREE 3-IN-1 2 years old, Like new, 508-892-0254 $100.00 each Paxton MA due to holidays OLD BICYCLES 10FTX20FT Internet access, Paper work Construction Garden of Valor Call for more info High wheel $135.00 Bought $1399 TOOL SHEDS Lot 100B Wood 5 Stools ******************** Balloon tire $75.00 Each asking $850.00 Made of Texture 1-11 two sought after side by side 2x4’s, 2x6’s, spaces Stingray MANY HARD 8x8 $775 Plywood beams, 3/4’ thick, Park Price Local COVER BOOKS Refrigerator Wii 8x10 $960 Schwinn Assorted sizes & thickness $150.00 $8200 for both Raleigh 8x12 $1050 OBO w/Balance Board all makes and models Good for wood stoves 8x16 $1375 508-856-0346 News SMALL COFFEE Slot machine Controllers, Games considered and outdoor burners TABLE $150.00 Bought $500 -1880s-1970s- Clean Wood! Delivered and Built On-Site $40.00 Asking $250.00 100 GENERAL Also parts & Accessories Call Other Sizes Available & Literature 508-867-2564 508-885-3096 CALL Cash Paid Delivery Available ELECTRIC BASE USIC RTS Precious 413-324-1117 109 M /A 1800-336-2453 BOARD Moments GUITAR Local $25.00 Myers Convertible TORO LAWN 135 LOST AND FOUND Jet/Tank pump system, Collection 1970 GIBSON J50 and stands MOWER Acoustic w/case MISSING CAT Heroes WOODEN DOLL 7 Gal. 1/2h.p. with 50’ hose Two years old Great condition 68 Sturbridge Hill RD 28 pieces CRADLE $1800.00 o.b.o. never used 508-867-2887 Excellent condition FOUND HERE! Charlton $15.00 $175 Self-propelled 774-633-0832 Gray with stripes on body Home H2O Kooler with Push button and rings around tail. PULASKI HALL SMALL UPRIGHT MOVING SALE ANTIQUE hot faucet $150.00 White on face and chest OAK TREE WHITE LAQUER Named Jack CROQUET SET $50 SAT & SUN Lawn Mowers & More With beveled mirror, 4 hanging WASHER & DRYER PIANO Laurie $40.00 774-297-9279 hooks, one drawer, and storage 4TH & 5TH 508-826-7359 SET w/Bench in the base of the unit. 11 years old 9AM-5PM 80” High 40” Wide 16” Deep New LARGE FISHER Excellent condition NASCAR Superb condition $200.00 329 CHARLTON ST 200 GEN. BUSINESS SPEAKER Paid $3700 Can email photos SOUTHBRIDGE MA Die-Cast Models Asking $1500 $50.00 Call JEWELRY SAFE They’re Back! 508-637-1168 204 WATER EQUIPMENT 508-347-7492 GARDALL FOUND HERE! ELECTRIC CHORD $5 And Up! RADCO 2000 SEADOO 720 BRAND NEW SHIPMENT! 16” wide 23” tall 110 NOVENAS ORGAN REGULATION $100.00 ORNAMENTS, with caravan trailer 283 PETS $75.00 PRAYER TO THE Red & white Blessings Farm POOL TABLE HOLY SPIRIT EASTLAKE CHAIR, Very fast and fun! 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310 GENERAL HELP 535 HOUSING WANTED 575 VACATION RENTALS 400 SERVICES 500 REAL ESTATE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - WANTED Retired Mechanic PRIME WEEKS PUBLISHING OFFICE 8’x6’ Blackboard with drivers license Comfort Inn and Suites PARTMENTS FOR Old School 505 A Looking for InLaw STILL AVAILABLE! in Sturbridge Southbridge, MA $500.00 RENT Apartment or Stonebridge Press, Inc. is in search of an administrative assistant in our is now hiring for Room with a bathroom and storage Southbridge publishing headquarters. 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This mint Denali comes equipped with the following: leather, heated as well as cooled player/Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player/Bluetooth all powered by a seats, navigation, rear back up camera, power seats, memory seats, rear entertainment as well as rear air controls, a heated Mp3 player all powered by the Burmester Stereo System, power rear opening and with navigation, a built in hard drive to download your music or photos into, usb/aux wood grain steering wheel, AM/FM/CD Player, Auxiliary for your iPod or mp3 player as well as Bluetooth connectivity all closing gate, HID Head lamps, fog lamps, front and rear heated and air conditioned for your Ipod or Mp3 player, blue tooth connectivity, Sport SRT8 seats and so much Harmon Kardon Stereo! Alloy wheels, power tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, rear powered by a Bose stereo, power tilt steering wheel, adjustable power pedals, sunroof, power folding captains chairs, chrome more! 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Rear Seatbelts, Auto Headlight On/Off, Tinted or Privacy Glass with sunshade, Power Sliding Doors, Daytime Running Lights, and more touch screen with many features, Bose Surround speakers, Back up camera, 8-way driver and Multiple Beverage Holders, 4 12V DC power outlets, SIRIUS AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, AUX passenger seat adjustments, Strong and smooth powertrain; plush ride; quiet cabin and more! hook up and MP3 decoder, Steering wheel Audio controls and more! 2012 2012 Jeep 2013 Infiniti 2013 Mercedes-Benz Grand Cherokee G37xs Mercedes-Benz C-Class Laredo 4X4 Sedan C-Class C300 C300 4Matic $ $ SUV $ per wk. 103 per wk. $ 110 per wk. 110 110 per wk. 4matic sport with its 7-speed automatic w/OD 238-hp, 3.0-liter V-6 will power you through the corners of the summer and snow in the winter seasons! With only 21k miles. Seats 5 in a luxurious black leather interior, Heated Only 47k miles! Comes with a 3.6-liter V-6, Automatic transmission, black leather interior with a 4matic sport with its 7-speed automatic w/OD 278-hp, 3.5-liter V-6 will power you through the corners of the folding side-view door mirrors with turn signal indicator, 3 driver memory seat settings (includes door mirrors, seating capacity of 5, Front row LCD screen with NAV and BACK UP CAMERA, Remote and push only 22K Miles! 3.7L V-6 with paddle shift transmission, Black Leather summer and snow in the winter seasons! With only 21k miles. This car is practically new and looks it! Seats 5 in steering wheel, head restraints,) Automatic dual-zone front air conditioning, Power trunk/hatch/door remote re- button start, Sunroof, 17” alloy wheels, Manual dual-zone front air conditioning, Cruise control with a luxurious black leather interior, Heated folding side-view door mirrors with turn signal indicator, 3 driver memory lease, Power windows with front and rear 1-touch down, Sport steering wheel with controls, manual tilting and Interior, Sunroof, power seats, memory seat, heated seats, power win- seat settings (includes door mirrors, steering wheel, head restraints,) Automatic dual-zone front air conditioning, manual telescoping, AM/FM/Satellite-capable with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player and MP3 decoder, 1st steering wheel controls, Keyfob rear window remote release, Illuminated entry, Auto-locking doors, dows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, Power trunk/hatch/door remote release, Power windows with front and rear 1-touch down, Sport steering wheel row LCD monitor, Keyfob (all doors) remote keyless entry with window controls and sunroof controls, 3 12V DC Steering wheel with manual tilting, manual telescoping, Front and rear cupholders, Illuminated cruise controls, alloy wheels, navigation, bluetooth technology, beautiful with controls, manual tilting and manual telescoping, AM/FM/Satellite-capable with seek-scan, single in-dash CD power outlets, Sporty chrome grille, chrome tip exhaust and 17inch alloy wheels. Solid build quality, smooth ride locking glove box, 3 12V DC power outlets, SIRIUS AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, single in- player and MP3 decoder, 1st row LCD monitor, Keyfob (all doors) remote keyless entry with window controls and and quiet interior cabin. Comes with every thing you will need and more. dash CD player, MP3 decoder, AUX hook up, Steering-wheel mounted audio controls. Strong V6 wood grain throughout the vehicle, AM/FM/CD player/Aux for your Ipod sunroof controls, 3 12V DC power outlets, Sporty chrome grille, chrome tip exhaust and 17inch alloy wheels. Solid power, high tow rating, upscale interior, capable off-road prowess. or MP3 player and so much more! build quality, smooth ride and quiet interior cabin. Comes with every thing you will need and more. 2014 Chevrolet 2013 2013 Subaru 2012 GMC Silverado Mercedes-Benz Impreza Sierra 1500 C-Class C300 1500 WT WRX SLE Texas Edition $ $ 110 per wk. $ 114 per wk. $ 110 per wk. 114 per wk. 4matic sport with its 7-speed automatic w/OD 278-hp, 3.5-liter V-6 will power you through the corners of the summer and snow 4x4 with only 17K miles this is the all around truck for you! Seating capacity of 6 in Extended Cab, full back seat that folds up for storage, sprayed in bed in the winter seasons! With only 19k miles. Seats 5 in a luxurious black leather interior, Heated folding side-view door mirrors 2.5L turbo charged boxer motor connected to a 5 speed transmission pushing all the with turn signal indicator, 3 driver memory seat settings (includes door mirrors, steering wheel, head restraints,) Automatic an easy to maintain black cloth seats and easy to clean rubber flooring, Manual air liner, tow package, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, ac, rear 250+ hp to all 4 wheels with its world renowned symmetrical system, PLUS BEING conditioning, 2 12V DC power outlets, Locking glove box, Front and rear cuphold- dual-zone front air conditioning, Power trunk/hatch/door remote release, Power windows with front and rear 1-touch down, FUEL EFFICIENT 28 MPG Hwy/21 MPG City! all with only 26,500 MILES!!!! iPod/MP3 defrost, chrome accent pieces (wheels, mirrors, handles), AM/FM/CD Sport steering wheel with controls, manual tilting and manual telescoping, AM/FM/Satellite-capable with seek-scan, single ers, XM AM/FM stereo with seek-scan, Bluetooth audio capable, Chevy APPS, in-dash CD player and MP3 decoder, 1st row LCD monitor, Keyfob (all doors) remote keyless entry with window controls and Input, CD Player, wireless phone controls on steering wheel, 17” Alloy Wheels, over- player, Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, power pedals, rear back up sen- sunroof controls, 3 12V DC power outlets, Sporty chrome grille, chrome tip exhaust and 17inch alloy wheels. 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faced with caring for the esca- own children? How can we pos- notice how helping with a few lating needs of aging grand- sibly fill so many roles all at chores “here and there” quick- parents, parents and their own once? ly became hours of running children at the same time. In order to meet this growing errands, cleaning the house, What sets this generation challenge, Americans require doing laundry, cooking, bath- apart is the sheer number of rel- a stronger support system—we ing, and helping Mom and atives who will need to be cared have to be willing to accept Dad with almost all their daily for over the coming decades. help. needs. The truth becomes clear An alarming 76 million people, Conversations about aging only in hindsight: They traded or about a quarter of the U.S. need to happen sooner. Many in their role of daughter or son population, are baby boomers. of us have an idea of what for that of caregiver, and they In the next 15 years, more than will happen when Mom or didn’t even know it was hap- one in five Americans will be Dad starts to need more help pening. over the age of 65. While these at home, but how many of us Let’s start to have conversa- boomers’ increasing medical have actually talked to them tions about our parents’ and and financial needs continu- about it? other elderly loved ones’ aging ally receive appropriate and The signs that our parents plans earlier and more fre- Nearly half of American adults are faced with caring for the escalating important attention, what is need extra help eventually quently. needs of their aging grandparents, parents and children at the same time. usually missed is the effect this become impossible to ignore. Emma Dickison is president will have on families. Whether it’s the piling up of of Cincinnati-based Home On average, family caregiv- dirty laundry, missed doses of Helpers, one of the nation’s BY EMMA DICKISON suffered her third stroke after a (NAPS) ers provide 20 hours of work important medications or con- leading home care franchises surgery and took a turn for the weekly to aging relatives. These cerns about driving, most of specializing in comprehen- worse cognitively and physical- family caregivers lose their us will have to acknowledge at sive services for seniors, new When I was 17 years old, the ly. Six months after my mom’s sense of self and are caught some point that Mom is getting and expectant mothers, those matriarch of my family, my stroke, my dad was diagnosed somewhere between daughter, older, or that Dad isn’t invinci- recovering from illness or inju- grandmother, suffered her fifth with terminal cancer. caregiver and parent—stuck in ble like we used to believe. My ry, and individuals facing life- stroke. Afterward, her mind Life spiraled out of control a Caregiver Paradox. And they hope is that when you get to long challenges. was still sharp, but physically much faster than anyone could begin to feel guilty, resentful that point, you and your loved Home Helpers’ sole mission she was never the same. She have anticipated. My fami- and angry about their situa- ones will be ready. is to make life easier for its cli- needed care 24 hours a day. In ly and I felt overwhelmed, tion. I know from personal expe- ents. Find out how Emma can the summers and on holidays, stressed, confused and frustrat- How will we provide the care rience how care needs escalate help make your life easier by we would drive to Kentucky ed that we did not know where our aging loved ones require quickly and without warning. I e-mailing her at emma@home- from our home in Florida to to turn for help. when most of us are already see it in my line of work every helpershomecare.com. spend time with family and Nearly half of American swamped with the demands of single day. When they take a help care for Nan. When I was adults are members of the a career and taking care of our look back, family caregivers Dickison a senior in college, my mother so-called sandwich generation, Protect Yourself From Waterborne Illnesses This Summer (NAPS) WHAT YOU CAN DO The good news is doctors can pre- Don’t let invisible threats lurking scribe an FDA-approved treatment—for in pools, water parks and lakes ruin • Shower both before entering adults and for children—for the diarrhea your summer. Recreational water ill- and after leaving a public swimming caused by Crypto and Giardia. nesses (RWIs), such as Cryptosporidium pool. Expert Advice (Crypto) and Giardia, are on the rise • Avoid swallowing pool water “Without treatment, the symptoms of and most prevalent in the United States while swimming. Crypto and Giardia infections last two during the prime swimming months, • Wash your hands thoroughly to three weeks, but proper treatment typically May through October. with soap and water after using the toilet can reduce the duration of diarrhea,” Crypto and Giardia are two frequently or changing diapers. said Deborah Goldman, M.D., assistant occurring parasitic infections with the • See a doctor promptly if you professor of pediatrics at SUNY Upstate most common symptom being persistent develop symptoms. Over-the-counter Medical University and division direc- diarrhea. According to the U.S. Centers medications offer limited support if tor of pediatric gastroenterology at the for Disease Control and Prevention you’re infected with these parasites. Golisano Children’s Hospital. “Those (CDC), there are approximately 750,000 A simple swim doesn’t have to lead to days • Stay out of the pool until at least who suspect that they’ve been infected cases of Crypto estimated each year in of discomfort if everyone takes proper pre- two weeks after the diarrhea subsides. should contact their medical care pro- the U.S., a 300 percent increase in inci- cautions. “Most people don’t appreciate how vider for treatment. Patients as well as dence over the past decade. The CDC also common recreational water-borne par- medical care providers have a responsi- estimated 1.2 million cases of Giardia asitic infections such as Giardia and bility to treat parasitic infections proper- annually in the U.S. Giardia and Crypto among parents and Cryptosporidium can be, particularly ly to avoid the spread of the illnesses and The Problem caregivers. Four in 10 think hand sani- in the summer months,” said Steven potential outbreaks.” Unfortunately, swimming in properly tizers can kill the parasites, which is not J. Czinn, M.D., professor and chair- She recommends doctors rely on their chlorinated pools does not necessarily true. More than a third don’t know how man of the Department of Pediatrics at clinical judgment when treating infec- eliminate the risk of parasitic infections. their kid(s) can catch the parasite. And the University of Maryland School of tious diarrhea that they suspect may be An infected person can spread RWIs most caregivers (74 percent) are unclear Medicine and Chief of Pediatrics at the caused by Crypto or Giardia. Current at alarming rates through swimming on how long they need to keep their sick University of Maryland Medical Center. tests for the condition can have false water, leaving fellow swimmers sick children out of the water. Fewer than “If you think your child may be infected, negatives and can take several days to with infectious diarrhea for weeks and a third know that the CDC/AAP swim- don’t let him or her suffer in silence. process. sometimes even developing lasting gas- ming guidelines indicate that children Contact your pediatrician. There are Learn More trointestinal damage. According to new infected with Crypto need to be out of safe and effective FDA-approved treat- You can find further information at research conducted by Nielsen, there’s the water for two weeks after symptoms ments for the diarrhea caused by these www.cdc.gov/features/healthyswim- confusion and misinformation about have resolved. parasites.” ming/index.html.LP-AL-042-01V2 R05.15 What Doctors Can Do Studies Show Dietary Three Steps Toward Supplement Supports Protecting Young Ears (NAPS) Reproductive Function According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as many as 16 percent of teens have reported hearing loss possibly caused by loud noise—but you can reduce the risk for the kids you care about. The Problem Many young people get summer or afterschool jobs that involve farm work, construction, landscaping or theme parks, all of which can damage hear- ing. Prolonged exposure to high-noise volumes or even short exposures to high-level impulse sound can damage sensitive structures in the inner ear and cause noise-induced hearing loss The louder the noise, the less time a person and/or ringing in the ears. can safely listen to it before risking hearing Some Solutions damage. “Young employees may need guid- ance to be safe from hazardous noise,” ally provide the most noise reduction said Dr. Laurie Wells, audiologist, and and be the most comfortable if fit and senior acoustics regulatory affairs spe- used correctly. Specially designed hear- cialist for 3M. Here’s how: ing protectors such as those contain- Step 1: Recognize the Hazard. Too ing electronics are available for unique few children and parents realize the environments. Even some ear-muffs hazards of excessive noise, perhaps use wireless signal transmission that Women concerned about their ability to conceive should ask their doctor whether a dietary because school programs don’t typical- lets workers enjoy a personal listening supplement specially formulated for reproductive health can help. ly cover hearing health. The risk is real device or use a mobile phone while and increases depending on the combi- maintaining protection from noise. nation of the sound level and the dura- Regardless of which option employ- (NAPS) Donadio, Director of the Boston-based tion of exposure. A general guideline is: National Institute of Whole Health. ers or individuals choose, using hear- If you have to shout for someone to hear ing protection sometimes requires prac- Women may become wiser with age, Multiple research studies report that you at arm’s length, the sound could be but they are also at increased risk for taking a combination of myo-inositol tice for maximum benefit and comfort. hazardous. Step 3: Know Your Rights. Young having difficulty conceiving. As fertili- (a naturally occurring substance pro- Step 2: Take Action. Fortunately, ty gradually declines in the 30s, particu- duced by the human body from glu- workers should expect a choice of suit- young workers can reduce the nega- able hearing protectors, provided at no larly after age 35, the risk of experienc- cose) and folic acid (a B vitamin that tive effects of noise exposure. When ing difficulty conceiving may increase. promotes cell growth)—in therapeutic cost to them, and to be trained in their possible, reduce the noise at its source. proper use. In addition to age, there are other com- doses—promotes menstrual regularity, This can be as easy as turning down the mon reasons why women may experi- ovulatory function and higher-quality Being aware of noise sources, having volume, keeping equipment regularly appropriately selected and fitted protec- ence difficulties conceiving, including eggs. Myo-inositol and folic acid are maintained or using a quieter tool in irregular ovulation cycles and poor egg the ingredients in Pregnitude®, a doc- tive devices, and using them correctly place of a louder one. Secondly, move will help preserve a young person’s quality, which may be associated with tor recommended dietary supplement away from the noise when you can. stress, lifestyle or diet. for reproductive health. Women should hearing for many years to come. If this isn’t feasible, use hearing pro- Further Facts “Ideally, women concerned about always consult with their doctors before tection devices. Employers are obliged their ability to conceive may want taking any vitamins or supplements. To encourage people to protect their to provide appropriate hearing pro- hearing, 3M has launched the Hearing to explore a natural approach before For more information, see www.preg- tection to workers in hazardous noise they opt for medical therapies, artifi- nitude.com. Pledge. Go to www.hearingpledge.com environments. to learn more about hearing, noise, and cial insemination or assisted reproduc- Inexpensive foam earplugs can actu- tive technology,” said Dr. Georgianna hearing protection. 4 • The Express • Friday, July 3, 2015

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