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STURBRIDGE — It was pretty LOCAL warm in the Tantasqua Regional High School gymnasium Sunday, June 2, as more than 1,000 people cheered on the 282 graduates of the Class of 2013. As with most graduations, every speaker – stu- dent or official – encouraged them to go forth, tackle challenges, help others and otherwise be good citi- zens.
For more photos, turn to pages A12-A13!
Transportation roundtable at OSV Gus Steeves photos Page A2 Clockwise from above left: New graduates rejoice. The graduates file in. After a drum roll, the mortarboards go flying. LEARNING Training to provide certainty in chaos REGIONAL CERT TEAM GRADUATES 31 Relay Pizza Party
Page A8 BY GUS STEEVES VILLAGER STAFF WRITER CHARLTON — To SPORTS Sturbridge’s Debra Booth, the urge to join the regional CERT team came from two different directions that hit very close to home. “My son, 1st Lt Joshua Booth, was killed in action in Iraq. I wanted to give back,” she said. “Second, I live on Streeter Road and the torna- do [on June 1, 2011] passed basically right over us. I had this helpless feeling and thought I could just volun- teer, but it makes sense that you have to be trained.” Booth was one of the 31 graduates in this year’s File photo TriEPIC Community Kitty the Clown was joined at last year’s Socks for Siberia event Lacrosse action Emergency Response Team by her niece, A.J. Fortier, a clown-in-training from Brookfield. Page A18 Gus Steeves photos class, which was recognized New graduate Lisa Maloney, of Oxford, left, talks to Terry Gough. for completing training Turn To CERT page A16 POLICE LOGS ‘Socks for Siberia’ POLICE LOGS Selectmen support solar farm articles PAGE A5 promises fun BY GUS STEEVES gy agreement” from Blue contract, but Blue Wave’s OPINION VILLAGER STAFF WRITER Wave Capital for 20-25 years; Eric Lopez said his own esti- STURBRIDGE — The the other (Article 25) creates mates are $3-4 million. BY MARK ASHTON viding assistance to GET YOUR Board of Selectmen voted a “payment in lieu of taxes” Greenblatt wasn’t at the VILLAGER STAFF WRITER orphaned children living Wednesday, May 30, to sup- deal with them. meeting to explain her side. POINT ACROSS STURBRIDGE — It’s a various children’s homes port two Town Meeting arti- During a presentation of Lopez said his came from simple premise — have a in the regions of Khakassia PAGE A10 cles related to building a the project last Wednesday, projecting forward the aver- run in the sun, with plenty and Krasnoyarsk in solar farm on state land there was some confusion age energy cost inflation of fun, for a really good Siberia. The 501(c)(3) non- between the Mass Pike and over how much it could save rate of 2-3 percent a year cause. profit dedicates 100 percent CALENDAR Route 20. the town in energy costs. (what it has averaged over Running is more than of the proceeds from its One of them (Article 24) Based on town consultant the last 30 years), and later appropriate in this case, upcoming seventh annual WHAT TO DO AROUND gives the selectmen authori- Beth Greenblatt’s calcula- speculated Greenblatt’s cal- since the cause is “Socks Socks for Siberia Spring THE REGION ty to negotiate buying power tions, it’d save a minimum of culation came from using a 1 for Siberia,” an organiza- Family Festival, which under a “net metering ener- $1 million over the life of the tion/event dedicated to pro- PAGE A15 Turn To CHIEF page A17 Turn To SOCKS page A17 2 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 7, 2013 MASSPIRG sponsors transportation roundtable at OSV
STURBRIDGE — While the MASSPIRG, “but there are still joint transportation committee many repairs and crucial proj- works to finalize this year’s ects that have not been funded. transportation bill on Beacon There is still a lot of work to be Hill, MASSPIRG held a regional done.” roundtable on transportation Citizens and decision makers needs and issues in South discussed the need for better Central Massachusetts at the service for environmental jus- Old Sturbridge Village on tice communities in the area, Thursday night, May 30. the need to support local busi- “The bill being debated has a nesses and special events in the good structure and solves many area and to alleviate traffic con- of the systemic problems facing gestion. our transportation system,” said “Transportation is all about Kirstie Pecci, Staff Attorney at economic development as far as we’re concerned,” said Stephen O’Neil, Administrator of the Worcester Regional Transit Authority. He went on to explain that because of the hard Mary Ellen Blunt. Alexandra McNitt. Stephen O’Neil. work done by many organizations, like hard to exploit the natural link- MASSPIRG and age between bus riders, bike rid- Conservation Law ers and walkers. “It’s a national 1-508-865-4370 Foundation, we have and local phenomenon. If the Owner On Every Job hopefully “stopped kick- options are there, people will www.skyhooktree.com ing the can down the self-select to them. People want road.” to walk and bike more.” “This is the best sce- Alexandra McNitt, Executive Director of the Chamber of nario I’ve seen for six or Paving Seal Coating Commerce of Central Mass seven years,” he stated, Excavating Parking Lots “so we are looking to South applauded the new serv- Driveways Sub-Divisions where we can expand ice from Worcester to Commercial & Residential our service.” Southbridge and was glad to Mary Ellen Blunt, know it was already attracting a Transportation strong ridership. Program Manager of “The new bus service to the Central Southbridge benefits Massachusetts Regional Quinsigamond Community Planning Commission, College and our whole region,” explained that cutting she said, “but we still need week- Our Free Estimates Include Tonnage - service can have a snow- end and evening services.” McNitt also raised other So You Know Exactly ball effect that results in Photos courtesy Les Gardner of Les Gardner Photography, Sturbridge lost riders. However, the regional needs, such as service From left, Alexandra McNitt with Stephen O’Neil and Mary Ellen Blunt. What you are Getting converse is also true. to the Brimfield Flea Market, Old Sturbridge Village and some A Division of Monette Landscaping & Construction Since 1947 “As we bump up serv- to Worcester’s educational and new technology we now have, we RICHARD P. 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STURBRIDGE — Old Sturbridge Village celebrates the role of citizen soldiers in CCURACY ATCH early New England by re-creat- AACCURACY WWATCH ing an old-fashioned “Muster Day” on Saturday,June 8, featur- The Sturbridge Villager is committed to ing the 1812 Marine Guard from accuracy in all its news reports. Although Boston’s USS Constitution, the numerous safeguards are in place to ensure Oxford Light Infantry, accurate reporting, mistakes can occur. Revolutionary War re-enactors, Confirmed fact errors will be corrected at and the Sturbridge Militia. The the top right hand corner of page 3 in a soldiers will demonstrate timely manner. marching, drilling, military If you find a mistake, call (508) 909- music, musket-firing, and will face off in mock battles. Young 4140 during normal business hours. During visitors can learn to drill and non-business hours, leave a message in the march as well, using toy guns. editor’s voice mailbox. The editor will Later, the militia officer will return your phone call. guide these “new recruits” in their own mock battle. Active U.S. military personnel, veter- ans, and their families get free admission to the museum, fund- PUBLIC MEETINGS ed by donations to the Village’s “Field of Flags.” Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed are retrieved For information: 800-SEE- in advance from multiple sources, including 1830; www.osv.org. Town Hall and on the Internet. The As part of Muster Day festivi- Sturbridge Villager is not responsible for ties, OSV historians will also Courtesy photos changes and cancellations. reenact an 1830s-era “caricature Farmers and craftsmen in early New England towns were “called to muster” twice a year to maintain the readiness military parade” where farmers of their local militia. and militia members marched STURBRIDGE about wearing humorous, out- substituted for the rum. landish, and farcical costumes To add to the Muster Day MONDAY, JUNE 10 to poke fun of outdated militia fun, Old Sturbridge Village Chairs of Union 61 School Committees, 6:30 laws and urge reform. In the will serve gingerbread, which p.m., Superintendent’s Conference Room, early 1800s, farmers and crafts- was a tradition at early New TRJHS men in each town were “called England celebrations, and will Board of Selectmen, 6:30 p.m., Veterans to muster” twice a year and host a contest for visitors to Memorial Hall, Town Hall spent a day in training to main- guess how many musket balls tain the readiness of their local are displayed in a keg. The TUESDAY, JUNE 11 militia. But in addition to train- winner will receive a punched Planning Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Center ing, there were also social tin lantern hand-made at the Office Building Meeting Room aspects to Muster Days. Village Tin Shop. Although men did march, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12 drill and work on their military UPCOMING EVENTS AT OLD maneuvers, Muster Days were STURBRIDGE VILLAGE School Building Committee, 6:30 p.m., Burgess Elementary School also a chance to socialize, to Music & Art Weekend: June spend a day away from regular 15-16/Father’s Day: June 16 — THURSDAY, JUNE 13 chores, and to have some fun Dads get free OSV admission TRJHS Improvement Council, 2 p.m., with neighbors and friends. on Father’s Day June 16, and TRJHS Library Along these lines, the Village the Village comes alive with will recreate a traditional the lost sounds and sights of “striped pig” tent, which was a 19th-century popular music way to skirt laws banning alco- and art with more than 50 Soldiers will demonstrate marching, drilling, and will face off in mock battles at TREE SERVICE hol sales in the late 1830s. Those singers, dancers, musicians, Old Sturbridge Village’s Muster Day on Saturday, June 8. thirsting for an alcoholic drink and artists. Singers will pres- could pay a few cents to enter a ent vocal performances of tent to see a “striped pig” and 19th-century songs and ballads, ance on the museum’s antique Visitors can learn 19th-century KeeganKeegan McNeelyMcNeely also get a “free” shot of rum. and a concert by the OSV pipe organ. Artists demonstrate dances, and how to play the jaw • TREE REMOVAL Although OSV will have a real Singers. Visitors can enjoy fife early 1800s-style sketching, harp and tin whistle. striped pig, lemonade will be and drum music and a perform- watercolor and painting. • FIREWOOD • BOBCAT WORK • LOT CLEARING Militia to muster on Sturbridge Common • STUMP GRINDING • FURNACE WOOD H: 508-867-6119 C: 413-324-6977 Free Estimates • Insured
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CHARLTON THEATER GROUP TACKLES TIMELY TALE OF LOVE, INTRIGUE
BY MARK ASHTON VILLAGER STAFF WRITER CHARLTON — Nearly 40 years old, “The Runner Stumbles” has had its run on the American stage (premiering in 1975 and being named Best Broadway Play of 1978), its turn on the big screen (in 1979, starring Dick Van Dyke and Kathleen Quinlan, to mixed reviews), and – now and again – as a community or legitimate stage revival. It must be “now” in Charlton, where the Pasture Prime Players have been working at reviving Milan Stitt’s best-known stage play since open auditions were held in late March. A talented cast of nine area actors and actresses is tackling the taut drama under the thoughtful direction of Rip Pellaton, a mainstay of regional theatrical productions – both onstage and off. Based on “real-life events that unfolded in the early 1900s in rural Michigan,” accord- ing to an Internet description, the play revolves around the death of a young nun, Sister Rita. Father Rivard, charged with her murder, is on trial as the play opens. The story is told through flashbacks and ongo- Mark Ashton photos ing legal proceedings, which reveal the details of events that led to the death of Patti Hughes of Westboro and Dan Masakowski of Auburn star as Sister Rita and Father Rivard in Sister Rita. the Pasture Prime Players production of “The As those details are revealed, and tension Runner Stumbles.” builds, the audience comes to understand the circumstances that have combined in From left, Bobby Hunt of Southbridge is the prosecutor, Jim Coulter of Brimfield plays Atty. Toby Felker, truly tragic fashion. A love story without a could have become merely an outmoded tale and Adriana Chosta of Northbridge is the badgered witness in a recent rehearsal in the Center Barn storybook ending, the play is considered “as of forbidden love into an intriguing contem- in Charlton. relevant today as it was back in 1976” and porary examination of ethics, religion, and both socially and dramatically thought-pro- morality. voking. The Stanley Kramer movie version (his Onstage, however, minus the mushy at: www.pastureprime.org. Pellaton’s casting and direction make the last film) received neither critical acclaim music and lush (but distracting) Hollywood most of local and area talent, turning what nor commercial success, being criticized for production values, the story continues to Mark Ashton can be reached at: its treatment of religious questions “as intrigue and offer considerable insight into [email protected], or by calling: afterthoughts” and being compared to “the the mysterious longings of the heart and 508-909-4144. best of the old-fashioned 1940s tear-jerkers, their occasionally tragic consequences. EYE EXAMS complete with overly lush soundtrack.” “The Runner Stumbles” will be staged six times at the Charlton Arts and Activities Center (aka the Center Barn), 4 Dresser Hill Southbridge Road, with shows at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, June 7, 8, 14, and 15, and after- Spectacle Shop noon shows (2 p.m.) on Sundays, June 9 and Chinese Restaurant Eye Exams Available On Premises 16. www.foodaw.com/015/dynasty Most Insurances Accepted • Call For Appointment Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for sen- PRESENT THIS COUPON Take-out Service ior citizens and students. Tickets may be reserved by calling 508-248-5448. For more Catering Party to Your Place information on Pasture Prime Players and 1/2 Price Sale Please call this or other productions, visit their website On ALL Frames 508.765.0398 • 508.765.9816 COACH GUCCI VOGUE Full Liquor License ~ We Have Delivery Service RAY BAN CARRERA Sale Valid May 5- June 21 Open 6 days: Tuesday-Sunday 11 am-10 pm Hrs: Mon-Tues & Fri 9-5; Wed & Saturday 9-1; Thurs 9-7 We Accept CMHC, HMO Blue, Mass Health & Most Others Fri.-Sat 11 am-11 pm • Sun. 12 pm-10 pm • Closed Monday 508-765-9607 344 Main St. (Rte. 131) 343 Main Street, Southbridge, MA Southbridge MA 01550
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Report com- May 29 Scott Aaron, 41, 36 Cleveland police department, and is con- Heritage Green Dr. clear. pleted. 8:09 a.m.: Larceny, Farquhar Ave. Worcester. Warrant sidered to be the account of Arrest/complaint. May 26 10:23 p.m.: Suspicious activi- Rd. General clear. arrest. police. All subjects are consid- May 23 3:06 p.m.: Suspicious activity, ty, Heritage Green Dr. 9:08 a.m.: Accident, injury, May 26 ered innocent until proven 7:38 a.m.: Domestic dispute, arrest/complaint. Arrest/complaint. Charlton Rd. Written warn- Robert J. Boulette, 21, 50 guilty in a court of law. If a Allen Rd. Arrest/complaint. 3:58 p.m.: Domestic dispute, May 28 ing. Breakneck Rd. Sturbridge, case is dismissed in court or 11:19 a.m.: Larceny, Heritage Green Dr. General 12:29 a.m.: Motor vehicle 10:35 a.m.: Threats/harass- Larceny over $250, shoplift- the party is found to be inno- Tantasqua Regional Sr. High clear. stop, Main and Snell St. ment, Sturbridge Police ing by asportation, posses- cent, Stonebridge Press, with School. Report completed. 8:37 p.m.: Accident, property Arrest/complaint. Sept. Main St. General clear. sion of 1 oz marijuana. proper documentation, will 3:44 p.m.: Threats/harass- damage, arrest/complaint. 5:19 p.m.: Missing/runaway, May 28 update the log at the request ment, Wal-Mart, Charlton May 27 Lane Eight. General clear. ARRESTS Corbin A. Seward, 18, 54 of the arrested party. Rd. General clear. 3:31 a.m.: Disturbance/dis- 5:38 p.m.: Larceny/theft, May 23 Bainbridge St. Leominster, May 24 pute, Scottish Inn, Main St. Brookfield Rd. Report com- Migdalia Lopez, 31, 20 Allen operating vehicle after STURBRIDGE LOG 12:41 p.m.: Larceny, Main St. General clear. pleted. Rd. Sturbridge. Domestic license suspension/revoca- May 22 Report completed. 10:19 a.m.: Investigation, 8:21 p.m.: Larceny, Fairview assault and battery. tion. 10:13 a.m.: Trespassing, May 24 MENUS TANTASQUA REGIONAL EDUCATION NOTEBOOK JR./SR. HS dent Rebecca Campbell, a current student of Sixteen individuals were selected, for the Quinnipiac University Dean College, has been named to the Dean’s award including Courtney Holmes, daugh- List for the spring 2013 semester. ter of Wendy Holmes, of Sturbridge. Monday, June 10: Cheese lasagna, garlic HAMDEN, Conn. — Stephanie Zadrozny, of bread, Romaine garden salad, Italian green Sturbridge, received a Master of Science in beans, strawberry cup, milk. Teacher Leadership from Quinnipiac Messiah College Saint Anselm College Tuesday, June 11: Hot turkey sandwich, University during a commencement cere- GRANTHAM, Pa. — Fiskdale resident MANCHESTER, N.H. — Rev. Augustine mashed sweet potatoes, lemon broccoli, mony held May 12 at the TD Bank Sports chilled peaches, milk. Adeline Gingell was named to the dean’s list Kelly, OSB, dean of the college, announced Center. Denise D’Ascenzo, WFSB-TV, for the 2013 spring semester at Messiah that Katherine G. Morrissey, a Wednesday, June 12: Chef ’s choice, healthy Channel 3 anchor and award-winning sides, fresh fruit, milk. College. Gingell is a sophomore majoring in Communication major, was named to the broadcast journalist, addressed the 747 music. Dean’s list is earned by receiving a Dean’s List for the Spring 2013 semester at Thursday, June 13: Hawaiian chicken wrap graduated and received an honorary degree. seasoned potato wedges, carrot sticks with 3.6 GPA or higher on a 4.0 scale. Saint Anselm College, Manchester, N.H. dip, chilled pears, milk. Morrissey, a resident of Sturbridge, is a Friday, June 14: Cheese nachos with salsa, Coastal Carolina University Providence College member of the class of 2014. lettuce and tomato, cowboy corn salad, CONWAY, S.C. — Amberlee Parker, of refried beans, chilled pineapple, milk. PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Carolyn Curnow, a Tantasqua Regional High School Brimfield, a sophomore majoring in Special resident of Fiskdale, MA was among over Education, Pre. Major, is among more than 900 students from Providence College who Class of 1987 Reunion WALES ELEMENTARY 1,500 students who made the Dean’s List at received undergraduate degrees during the Coastal Carolina University for the Spring College’s Ninety-Fifth Commencement STURBRIDGE — The Tantasqua Regional BREAKFAST 2013 semester. Monday, June 10: Scrambled eggs, cereal, Exercises held on Sunday, May 19. High School Class of 1987 will be having a milk, fruit, juice. Curnow graduated Magna Cum Laude with reunion on Saturday, Oct. 5 at the Tuesday, June 11: Muffins, cereal, milk, Massachusetts Girls State a bachelor’s degree in Elementary/Special Sturbridge Host Hotel in Sturbridge. The Education. welcome reception will be from 6 to 7 p.m. fruit, juice. EASTON — The American Legion Wednesday, June 12: Donuts, cereal, milk, with a buffet dinner and a DJ to follow. Auxiliary will hold its 68th Annual Please RSVP by April 30. Cost is $65 per per- fruit, juice. Massachusetts Girls State at Stonehill Clark University Thursday, June 13: French toast sticks, son. For more information, please contact College, Easton, from Saturday, June 15, to WORCESTER — The following local resi- Michele (Morse) Mandella at michele.man- milk, fruit, juice. Friday, June 21. Friday, June 14: Hash browns, cereal, milk, dents received degrees from Clark [email protected]. Mikaela Lachapelle, daughter of David and University on Sunday, May 19. fruit, juice. Maureen Lachapelle, a junior at Tantasqua LUNCH Brian J. Vayda, of Sturbridge, graduated Wales Elementary School Regional Senior High School, has been with a Master of Business Administration. Monday, June 10: Pancakes or French toast selected by American Legion Auxiliary sticks, hash browns, sausage, apple juice, Ryan H. King, of Brimfield, graduated cum WALES — Wales Elementary School is now Unit 109 – Sturbridge to be their representa- laude with a Bachelor of Artsin communi- accepting applications for preschool and orange juice, fruit. tive. More than 27,000 Massachusetts girls Tuesday, June 11: Chicken salad on whole- cation and culture. kindergarten students for the school year have participated in this citizenship pro- 2013-2014. Children eligible for preschool wheat wrap, with lettuce and cheese, soft gram since its inauguration in 1945. pretzel rods, green beans, corn on the cob, Quinnipiac University must be 3 or 4 on or before Aug. 31. Children Three hundred and thirty girls from all eligible for kindergarten must be 5 on or fruit. parts of the state will participate in the Wednesday, June 12: Noodle soup Caesar HAMDEN, Conn. — Daniel Piascik, of before Aug. 31. If you are interested, please week’s study of local and state government. Fiskdale, graduated with a Bachelor of contact Wales Elementary School at 413-245- salad, grated cheese, baby carrots, fruit. They will establish and operate their own Thursday,June 13: Cheese pizza, corn, broc- Science in Health Science/Pathologists’ 7748. city or town, from two political parties, Assistant from Quinnipiac University dur- coli, fruit. nominate candidates for office, conduct Friday, June 14: Ham and cheese sandwich ing the 82nd Undergraduate campaigns and hold elections. 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BY MARK ASHTON VILLAGER STAFF WRITER SOUTHBRIDGE — A penny saved is a penny earned. And pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters can add up to some substantial earnings in even just one week’s time. That’s how the kids and staff (and their families and friends) from Charlton Street School recently collected more than $1,400 for the American Cancer Society and the upcoming Relay for Life of Greater Southbridge, to be held June 14 and 15 at McMahon Field. Representatives of the ACS and the local Relay were at the school on Friday, May 24, to present Bryant Montigny’s, the school’s principal, with a certificate of achievement and to see the stu- Friends Adriana Marie Maldonado, left, and Zuzu Zia were dents “in the top three classes” part of the class raising the most funds – via coin collection rewarded for their efforts with a – at Charlton Street School. festive pizza party. The kids and their teachers totals in memory of Steven B. Howe, a enjoyed a slice or two of the good life for local elementary school student who died Mark Ashton photos their recent fundraising efforts and cele- earlier this year from cancer. brated their accomplishments – as kids The coin drive ran for just a week, from Successful coin collectors, these Charlton Street School third-graders enjoyed a pizza party last week are wont to do – with exuberance and April 29 to May 3, with collection jars in for raising more than $137 as a class to benefit the upcoming Relay for Life of Greater Southbridge. enthusiasm. each classroom at Chartlon Street School. to a local bank for sorting and Deborah Bell, a West Street School “We made it a contest,” said Bell. “Each rolling – even by machine it teacher, coordinated the event for classroom was trying to bring in the reportedly took hours, and the Charlton Street School by request. This most.” Coins were added daily to each jar ACS was presented with a year’s total – $1,405.28 – was nearly $250 during the homeroom period, she said. check for the full amount. more than last year’s school-wide collec- The competition was fierce and the In soliciting coins for the tion effort, said Bell. All the funds will be totals were, ultimately, close. In the end, drive, Bell sent a letter home donated to the upcoming Relay for Life the top three classrooms were: First place to parents explaining the – Mrs. Cropley’s second-graders, with essence of Relay for Life, $142.38; second place – Mrs. Caplette’s which she described as “a life- third-grade class, with $137.83; and third changing event that gives peo- place – Mrs. Sbordy’s first-grade class, ple in communities across the with $136.81. They collectively earned the globe a chance to celebrate the pizza party, though the entire school was lives of people who have bat- applauded for achieving the record-high tled cancer, remember loved grand total. The cache of coins was taken ones lost, and fight back against the disease.” Relays are overnight events in Charlton Street School Principal Bryant Montigny shows off the which each certificate he, and the school, received from Margaret Tanfillo, team is asked area director of the American Cancer Society last Friday. to have at least one rep- however, enjoyed bigger, better pizza, sec- resentative on the track ond slices, and chips and juice in place of at all times, she said, broccoli. “because cancer never The prizewinners were also given raffle sleeps.” tickets, and a dozen were awarded prizes ACS reps at the pizza at the end of their lunch. Principal party commended the Montigny thanked the students for their local elementary school valiant efforts and said he would be fram- students for their faith- ing the certificate for a place on the school fulness and generosity. office walls. Ironically, the pizza party came on a day that CSS teacher Mrs. Andrea “Andi” Cropley takes Mark Ashton can be reached at: photos of her prize-winning students. “school pizza” was on [email protected], or by call- everyone else’s menu Top coin collectors enter the cafeteria for pizza and kudos. ing: 508-909-4144. too. The party winners,
Lawtrelle Saydee, 8, shows how to make a piece Relay for Life organizer/volunteer Ron Ravenelle poses with grandson of pizza disappear. Zackary Colon, a member of the prize-winning third-grade class. Students examine their raffle tickets, as the winning numbers are called.
Relay volunteer Ron Ravenelle hands out bracelets to Cheese or pepperoni? Decisions were made. Party-winning third-graders enjoy their pizza. prize-winning coin collectors. Friday, June 7, 2013 • STURBRIDGE VILLAGER 9 More tips from local readers
ummer is right around it works great! was drawn as winner for Dinner for Two at the corner, and thanks to TAKE Here’s an old hint but one *** the Publick House in Sturbridge. She Sreaders’ suggestions, the I was not aware of: For This reader has saving money “in the offered the great stain removal tip above. season will be a little more has- THE water glass or any cold bev- bag!” sle free! From banishing bugs HINT erage…when on a paper I use the wax bags that are inside cereal *** to washing out stains, every- napkin, put a little salt on boxes that hold the cereal. Just shake them Win Dinner for Two at the Publick House day tasks are a little easier — KAREN napkin and glass will never of crumbs, they make excellent storage, — Your tips can win you a great dinner for saving time and money for TRAINOR stick to the napkin. freezer and shake and bake bags. You can two at the historic Publick House Historic some fun in the sun! Live and Learn! label them with magic markers. I love them Inn in Sturbridge! Simply send in a hint to And remember, send in your CLAIRE HORVATH for freezing; the air doesn’t get through, just be entered into a random drawing. One win- favorite tips to win dinner for label and tape shut. So many uses. ner per month will win a fabulous dinner STURBRIDGE, MASS. two at Publick House in Sturbridge. PAT MAGNAN for two (a $60 value) at the renown restau- rant, located on Route 131 across the town *** CHARLTON, MASS. *** Another great duo of ideas from a cre- common in historic Sturbridge. Because I’m This reader is on the “cutting edge” of ative tipster: *** in the business of dispensing tips, not preparation! Tip #1: With warm weather here, frozen Need to zap sap? Try this tip: inventing them (although I can take credit I carry a pair of scissors (the medical dripping treats will be popping up in kid’s To take off tree sap from clothing use liq- for some), I’m counting on you readers out type) in my purse. They are about 7” to 8” hands like dandelions on a lawn! My trick to uid hand sanitizer. Rub it in onto the tree there to share your best helpful hints! long. Many years ago my mother made me a keep the drips from taking over the car, sap stain on the clothing and “Zowie” gone. case for them out of plastic with some kind Do you have a helpful hint or handy tip clothes and house is super easy. Get some ROCHELLE KELLEY of covering on it. I can’t tell you how many takeout drink lids (soda) and turn them that has worked for you? Do you have a ques- CHARLTON, MASS. times they have in handy over the years. over and sick the pop stick through the tion regarding household or garden mat- They have “saved the day” many times. If ters? If so, why not share them with readers straw hole and you have a great drip catch- *** they get messy I just wipe them off and er! of The Southbridge Evening News? Send wash them when I get home. Cup cozies are keeping it clean (and cute)! questions and/or hints to: Take the Hint!, Tip #2: Need to cheer up a sick friend? When we have a container of dish deter- SHARON CONLON Send them a card from their pet or yours. If C/o the Southbridge Evening News, 25 Elm gent it sometimes gets messy. We buy cup St., Southbridge, MA 01550. Or e-mail WHITINSVILLE, MASS. you look, it is even sometimes possible to cozies to match the kitchen or the season find a card with a picture of a cat or dog that [email protected]. Hints are entered into a and place the container in them. It keeps the drawing for dinner for two at the historic *** looks like the “sender pet.” Or take a picture mess down and looks cute too! Two hints = two problems solved! of their pet and turn it into a post card. Publick House Inn. For more great hints, To deter black ants in the house, mix in a Children really like getting cards from pets, DARLENE JOHNSON tune into Take the Hint! one minute snippet small bowl: 1 cup sugar; 1 cup borax; and 3/4 don’t forget to help the pet sign their name SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. tips aired twice daily on ORC FM 98.9. And cup water. Pour a small amount in about with a paw print! for more tips and talk, be sure to listen to my *** live hour-long show from 9 to 10 am. each five sauce dishes. Place around the house. I LOIS WOODS haven’t seen a single ant after I did this and Prize Winner — Congratulations to Friday on WARE 1250. MILLBURY, MASS. Rochelle Kelley of Charlton, whose name Local sports memorabilia
beginning collector usually Golf history took place locally starts by purchasing reason- when the First Ryder Cup came to ably priced items that inter- the Worcester Country club in 1927 A ANTIQUES, est them. with the U.S. winning with a team For example, they may collect COLLECTIBLES lead by Walter Hagen and Gene brand new die cast cars, ballpoint & ESTATES Sarazen. Golfing great, Bobby pens or old postcards that can sell Jones, played in the U.S. Open there for $1 or less. As your collection in 1925 but was defeated by Scottish starts to take over your house, you WAYNE golfer, Willie Macfarlane. realize that its time to narrow the TUISKULA Mechanics Hall in Worcester held focus of what you collect. boxing matches regularly into the I like local history and decided to 1960’s. Lou Brouillard was born in focus my collecting efforts on local Quebec but lived in the area in the memorabilia. I’ve narrowed it down his pro debut. He is now more well 1930’s and fought at Mechanics Hall even further to old photographs, known by his nickname and for his during his championship career. railroad and sports memorabilia coaching abilities. Connie Mack, of There are still plenty of local from Worcester County. Items like East Brookfield, managed the sports items that turn up in local this that appeal to two or more Philadelphia Athletics for 50 years, homes. What makes them more groups of collectors are called cross- appearing in eight World Series and valuable? Age is important. There is collectibles. For example, sports col- winning five of them. Jack Barry less material that survived from the lectors and people interested in played on five of these World Series late 1800’s and early 1900’s and it has local history may both be interested teams and went on to coach Holy more historical value. Larger dis- in a photo of a Worcester baseball Cross baseball for 40 years. Hall of play pieces command a premium team. Famer Jesse Burkett became a play- because they are also less plentiful. Our area has a rich history in er manager for the Worcester The more important the athlete or sports. The first perfect game in Busters in the early 1900’s. As indus- team, the more collectors will want Major League Baseball took place at try thrived, many local corpora- it. Some items can be worth thou- the Worcester Agricultural tions sponsored teams. There were sands. Take another look at that Fairgrounds where Becker College great rivalries between companies baseball bat that’s been in the fami- is now located in Worcester. John and towns in the Blackstone Valley ly for years. If you decide to sell it, Lee Richmond was the pitcher on League. Another Hall of Famer, you might just hit a home run! June 12, 1880 when his team, named Gabby Hartnett, played for the the Worcesters, played Cleveland. Millville team in that league. Contact us at: Wayne Tuiskula Unfortunately,Worcester’s pro base- Bicycle racing was extremely pop- Auctioneer/Appraiser Central Mass ball team was short lived. In 1882 the ular around the turn of the century. Auctions for Antique Auctions, team was replaced by the One of the greats was the Worcester Estate Sales and Appraisal Services Philadelphia Quakers and eventual- Whirlwind, Major Taylor. While www.centralmassauctions.com (508- ly became the Phillies. overcoming racial discrimination, 612-6111), info@centralmassauc- The area’s love of baseball contin- he set many world records and won tion.com. Courtesy photo ued though. A few years later in the 1899 one mile world champi- A Red Sox vs. Yankees, 1946, Douglas, exhibition game scorecard. 1886, Cornelius McGillicuddy made onship.
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FRANK G. CHILINSKI PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Drive, she said ADAM MINOR EDITOR, STURBRIDGE VILLAGER It must be the season. Thank you for recognizing our veterans We’ve run into, or run across, recently (both metaphorically speaking) a lot of To the Editor: the Jr. High Band, a standing ovation, and youngsters in vehicles clearly identified as I would like to thank the staff, faculty and thunderous applause — it made the hair “Student Driver” on the roads around our all the great students at Tantasqua stand up on the back of my neck. neighborhood. EDITORIAL Regional Junior High for a wonderful It made me proud to be an American. In fact, in front of our Memorial Day breakfast and program for Thank you once again. house seems to be a popu- veterans. lar spot for practicing reverse driving (“backing When we walked into the gym following STAN PARZYCH breakfast we were greeted by the music of up”) and/or parallel park- Husband STURBRIDGE ing techniques. Which is OK. The speed at which such things are attempt- SOUND OFF ed/perfected by student and wife drivers is relatively non- life-threatening. AS YOU But seeing these kids (at s I sat last weekend at the wed- ‘Appalled’ at treatment of Senecal what, 16 or 17?) plying the ding of one of my best friends, LIKE IT roads so cautiously takes A sipping lemonade and chatting SOUND OFF: speak in a public meeting? Do we not treat us back a decade or two with friends, soaking in the joy of the big As citizens of Sturbridge, we are a public servant of 37 years with respect or (OK, about a half-century) MARK ASHTON day, I couldn’t help but be transported to appalled at the outrageous treatment that do we want to make a public spectacle that to our own student-driv- our fire chief, Mr. Lenny Senecal, has only reminds us of the rudeness and gener- my wedding day nearly six years ago, ing experiences. Not to get endured these past few weeks. al lack of basic kindness to one another. caught up in too much vehicular nostalgia, when I myself was on the other side of We need to express our concerns over the Shame on you, Mr. Creamer, for your but those were the days (waning) when it the coin. rude and insensitive methods of manage- pompous, self-appreciating and complete was still required to learn to drive, and to SO much work goes ment techniques of some of the Board of lack of compassion to a fine man. pass the test on, “standard-shift” vehicles. into putting on a wed- Selectmen. Hopefully, the voters of Sturbridge will That is, we had to know how to work “the ding. In that last sen- Do we not live in a democratic society change these things at the next election. clutch” in addition to the gas pedal and tence, if I could, I would anymore? Why are people not allowed to brake pedal, and how to shift with our right make the word “SO” a hands, with shifters either on the floor – as whole lot bigger to in “four on the floor” – or, occasionally, on emphasize just how the steering post. much I mean what I’m The hardest part of the training, and the saying. Space invaders test, was being asked to downshift into first From the moment I gear either at the rise of Dresser Street onto proposed (and I suspect hey have been called by many vent clean lakes from becoming Elm Street or – even more challenging – in THE MINOR the middle of Dresser Street Hill (one of the maybe even before that, names — aliens living among infested. Guest steepest in town) and using the clutch to DETAILS to an extent), we were Tus, or strangers to our shore. Here are some basic and com- keep the car stationary without stalling – or planning, planning and Most are considered a heavy bur- Column mon sense instructions for clear- lurching inadvertently into any vehicle just planning some more. den on our common resources, ing and cleaning your boat and ADAM MINOR ahead. STURBRIDGE LAKE Party favors, seating while others are despised for tak- gear. These procedures should be Luckily, most of our parents were switch- ADVISORY COMMITTEE charts, tuxes and dress- ing the very livelihood away from followed at all lakes but especial- ing to the new-fangled automatic transmis- es, the photographer, the music, the American native-born. Even in ly when boating on any lake sion vehicles, so we wouldn’t actually have rings, the license, the reception venue, our normally tolerant which is known or suspected to to drive standards after getting our licenses, the theme and colors, the honeymoon, Commonwealth, there can be found groups be infested with an invasive species. but we figured it wouldn’t hurt to know how and of course, the debate of who to dedicated solely to their destruction and 1. Before leaving a lake, stop and carefully to shift, in case we either acquired a sporty invite and inevitably, who to snub (it eradication. examine your boats, trailer, recreational hotrod like the Beach Boys were immortal- wasn’t personal, I promise!) — it was a Now wait a minute, we’re not talking equipment, boots, bucket, net, etc. izing in song or inherited, as did our friend ton of work, all for one day’s worth of extreme political stances here, just the atti- • Remove any visible plants, fish, or ani- Alan, an aging Chevy with the shift lever on activities. tudes invoked in shoreline owners when mals the steering column. At the end, of course, it’s worth every aquatic invasive species show up in their • Remove any mud and dirt since it can Alan, since he had his own vehicle, was bit of time (and money) spent. lake or pond. contain plant fragments and animal larvae our main ride to almost everything – sport- What do we mean by the term “aquatic • Dispose of these materials (trash can or Last weekend’s wedding was fun and ing events, dances in Brookfield (since the invasive species”? These are non-native bag) to prevent inadvertent transport by unique — an all-outdoor affair that local girls knew us too well to want to have plant or animal species that threaten the others anything to do with us), and even just trips oozed with personality. The weather was diversity or abundance of the native species • Don’t forget to clean off old Fido as well unseasonably hot, but the important up and down Main Street and “around they replace and which reduce the recre- 2. Eliminate water from all equipment Felix,” the statue at the intersection of Main part was that there was no rain — an ational uses of the lakes. They grow so before transporting it away from the lake. and South Streets. Since he had his own acceptable sacrifice, I suppose. I would thickly and profusely that boating is imped- • Remove any water from motors, jet vehicle, Alan also became the most profi- rather have heat than rain! ed and swimming impaired. Taking up drives, live wells, boat hulls, boots, waders, cient driver and stick-shifter among us. On my wedding day, we were similarly much of the water column with their bio- bait buckets, and any other recreational But back to our training. We remember blessed. It was a bright, perfect, cloud- mass, they really are aquatic space equipment the first time we were asked to pilot the stu- less sky, 70 degrees with a slight invaders. Further, the dramatic changes • Remember that many plants and ani- dent-driver vehicle down Eastford Road, one September breeze. The leaves were that they cause in the lake ecology can dam- mals can survive under merely moist condi- of the flatter, straighter roadways in town, falling, but it wasn’t to the point yet age important ecosystem services like tions, so be thorough at the breakneck speed of 30-35 mph. It was where the trees looked dead and dreary. water purification, flood mitigation, and 3. Clean and dry your boat and anything all we could do to keep the vehicle on our The foliage was outstanding, and the nutrient cycling. that came in contact with the water. side of the road, with the encouragement of backgrounds to our outdoor shots were Unfortunately,quite a number of invasive • Use hot water (over 105 degrees F) or salt our teacher – a young woman, whose pretty spectacular. species have become established in water to clean your equipment or if the patience was no less abundant than her The key to planning our wedding was Massachusetts waters over the past few equipment is sensitive to hot water, a vine- (1960s) attractiveness. making it our own. Obviously, there are decades. For lakes in Sturbridge, some of gar dip or salt solution can be substituted. Of course, it was merely a matter of a classic elements that should remain clas- the more important nuisance plant species • If hot water is not available, spray equip- week or two before we could navigate the sic — the vows, the promise to God to include curly-leaved pondweed, Eurasian ment with high-pressure water same roadways at even 40-45 mph, so we pro- remain true, no matter what, until death watermilfoil, and fanwort. On the animal • Dry your equipment thoroughly — if ceeded to mastering clutch-work and paral- lel parking, looking three ways at every do us part, and the entrance of the beau- side, Asian clam is present in Sturbridge possible allow for 5 days of drying before while zebra mussels aren’t too far away in entering new waters intersection, and memorizing the myriad tiful bride. In our ceremony six year’s rules and regulations of the dreaded – but ago, the happy couple, after being pro- lakes in the Berkshires. 4. Never release or put plants, fish, or ani- Invasive species are so successful when mals into a lake unless they came out of sacred – driver’s manual. nounced husband and wife, left accompa- As we see today’s student drivers timidly nied by Smash Mouth’s version of “I’m a they are introduced to our lakes and ponds that body of water (this includes all unused because these environments lack the physi- bait fish or aquarium plants). tackling the tasks of learning to drive, we’re Believer” — a fun, and different exit cal or biological constraints that kept these Here in Massachusetts, the Department of reminded of one of the best and brightest theme — but filled with personality. pests in check in their natural habitats. Conservation and Recreation (DCR) Lakes (and boldest) members of our class, the first There were many other small touches, Once introduced to a new area, they are fur- and Ponds Program has developed its own to take the actual driver’s test – and the first too many to talk about in the confines of ther spread around to additional water bod- Boat Ramp Monitor Program for state parks to flunk it. If he, with all the confidence in this column space. One example though ies via boat motors, trailers, fishing gear and boat ramps. Boat ramp monitors are the world, couldn’t pass, we wondered, how — my wife and I struggled for a while and in bait buckets. Unless immediately stationed at both infested and uninfected would we ever succeed? As it turns out, his confidence and skill about what to do for party favors, the lit- removed at the source of the infestation by lakes and ponds statewide. Their goal is to level were such that he tested not as a stu- tle gifts people can take home from the hand-pulling, harvesting, or herbicides, inspect every boat entering or leaving to dent but as a veteran driver, failing to come reception to remember the wedding by. these invaders can rapidly increase and by make sure that no plant fragments are to a full stop, choosing the more practiced She could probably tell the story better, their aggressive growth “take over” a lake attached to the boat, trailer or gear. For because, quite frankly, I hardly remem- (but not preferred) “rolling stop” at the stop or pond, requiring expensive and repeated more information on preventing unwanted sign closest to where we now live. His hard- ber what I wrote about last week, never lake management measures to control. hitchhikers or identifying common nui- learned-lesson (and we’ll keep him anony- mind planned for my wedding favors six The route of introduction of these nui- sance species, check out the DCR website mous out of respect – and out of an aware- years ago, but whoever’s idea it was, it sance species into a lake is often pretty obvi- and brochure located at: ness of what he might share about us) was was a hit, as many people tell us they ous, since a boat ramp is usually one of the http://www.mass.gov/dcr/watersupply/lak enough to help the rest of us ace our tests, still have them to this day. first places where these plants take hold. It epond/downloads/boatingBrochure.pdf . though not without fear, trepidation, and What are they, you ask? Magnets. Yes, is here that a boat, coming from an infested These clearing and cleaning procedures enough stress to leave us zit-faced for years. you read that right! But these babies lake, unknowingly brought along a “hitch- are just as important here in our home We’ll leave out, as well, the tale of our first weren’t just any magnets — these were hiker” who was all too happy to find a nice waters in Sturbridge, as some of our lakes minor accident, involving the rear-ending of personalized magnets I designed on the new lake to spread into. Even one small already have established nuisance species, an off-duty policeman, whose real claim on computer, with my wife’s face and my plant fragment is capable of infesting an while others have avoided them so far. The our memory comes from the two-inch long own ugly mug smiling goofily, with our entire lake or pond. Sturbridge Lake Advisory Committee and fingernails we noticed on him as he wrote wedding date and the following message: Once a non-native invasive species is our supporting lake associations urge all out our citation down at the station. “I went to Adam and Sarah’s wedding, established in a lake, it is very expensive to Town boaters to learn how to identify nui- Of course, today’s student drivers have and all I got was this lousy magnet!” control and nearly impossible to completely sance species and follow the clearing and things much tougher, having to deal with eradicate. Therefore, it is critical for boaters cleaning procedures described above to There were lots of personal touches we myriad radio station choices, iPods, cell to know what to do to reduce the further keep these pests at bay. Let’s keep space sprinkled throughout our day, but the phones, texting restrictions, cup holders spread of aquatic invasive species from invaders where they really belong — in an key to our great wedding, and the wed- and microwave ovens, mini TVs, GPS voic- infested areas and, more importantly,to pre- old arcade game. es, power windows and doors, motorized ding I attended last weekend, is that you seats and mirrors, bun warmers, sun (and make it your own. After all, at the end of moon) roofs, cruise control, and countless the day, isn’t that what a wedding is all SOUND OFF! other complications to what used to be a about? First, it’s the day to make a life- matter of paying attention to the roadway, time commitment to your spouse before WE KNOW you’ve got an opinion, so what are you waiting for? traffic lights and stop signs, and kids chas- your family and friends, and most impor- Sound Off ! ing balls out into the street. tantly, to God, but it’s also a day you get It’s a fast and easy way to let everyone know what’s on your mind. What’s more is if We hope their driving instructors aren’t to share a little bit of yourself with you’re worried about putting you’re name out there, don’t be! With Sound Off ! you don’t as cute as ours was. Even without the chal- everyone you love, on the happiest day of have to leave a name. lenges of learning to drive a stick-shift, they your life. It doesn’t get much better that. Just call our Sound Off ! line at 508-909-4076, wait for the prompt and, presto, that’s it — don’t need any more distractions than time to talk. what’s already facing them on their long Adam Minor may be reached at 508-909- OK, so there are a couple guidelines: We ask that you speak clearly enough so we can and winding road to safe driving. 4130, or by e-mail at aminor@stonebridge- accurately transcribe your message. You’ll want to keep your remarks relatively brief so Mark Ashton can be reached at: press.com. we have enough space in the newspaper to include it all. [email protected], or by calling: If you don’t want to leave a message, that’s OK. You can e-mail your Sound Off ! to 508-909-4144. [email protected]. Just remember to label it as a Sound Off. Friday, June 7, 2013• STURBRIDGE VILLAGER 11 12 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 7, 2013 Tantasqua Graduates
One of the several painted cars in the parking lot. The band plays the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance,” by Edward Elgar. It was followed by the cho- rus singing one of the best versions of the National Anthem in years.
STURBRIDGE — It was pretty warm in the Tantasqua Regional High School gymnasium Sunday, June 2, as more than 1,000 people cheered on the 282 graduates of the Class of 2013. As with most graduations, every speaker – student or official – encouraged them to go forth, tackle challenges, help others and oth- erwise be good citizens. Two quotes stood out — School Committee Chairman Mike Valanzola noted random events “can destroy what you build in a minute. Build it anyway.” Superintendent Erin Nosek observed, “It’s never a perfect day without doing something for someone who can never repay you.”
Robert Raymond conducts the band while making sure he’s on time by watching the grads.
GUS STEEVES PHOTOS
Two of the graduates’ three guides get ready to signal them to sit.
Senior chorus members take the front row to sing Steven Schwartz’ “For Good.”
A sea of green mortarboards separated the crowd from the stage.
At the end of one of several ball-bouncing episodes, a student stops one from escaping. Elizabeth Barrett walks the stage for her diploma. Friday, June 7, 2013• STURBRIDGE VILLAGER 13 Challenged to ‘build,’ help others
Jacob Ryan takes a moment to say thanks to the Atop a bench, Kayla DiBiasie looks for her par- Class President Julia Gervasi welcomes the crowd. administrators. ents (and to the future).
Tech Division Principal Mark Wood, left, congratulates Austin Schepper.
One of several group hugs in the lobby afterward. Tantasqua Regional High School CLASS OF 2013
Note: Bold denotes National Erik Couture, John James Harrington, Zena Lynne McSweeney, Honor Society members; * Dominic Cruz, Erin Siham Hashem, Brandon Mikayla Arielle denotes Technical School Margaret Cunningham, Hathaway, Nathan David Mercado, Erik James students *Kristen Irene Curboy, Hayden, Ashley Nicole Messier, *Matthew Robert Melissa Marie Dailing, Hazen, Alexander Carter Milanese, Jennifer Rose Jacquelyn Joy Alpine, Stephanie DaSilva, Hellyar, *Courtney Mitchell, Alejandra Isabel *Kassandra Yessenia Ashley Bonnie Deleon, Michaela Holmes, Montesinos, Kevin Alvarado, *Joshua Tyler Adam Desmarais, Maxwell Galloway Hooven, Michael Moran, Brandon Anthony Andujar, *Joseph Kaylee Rose Desroches, *Ryan Nicholaus Horner, Stephen Moriarty, *Cody Samuel Aragona, Austin Kayla Louise DiBiasie, Sara Michelle Hoye, David Morris, Deanna Ampersan Ramila Ryan Spencer Diggle, Joshua Paul Hudzik, Lynne Marie Murphy, Avanesian, *Elizabeth Nickole Ashley Ashley Elizabeth Hunter Herbert Morrison Murray, Dawn Barrett, Brandyn DiGregorio, *Michael Mason, Michelle Lee James John Murray, Lee Battles, Robert Stephen Dobos, Erin Jackson, Laura Lynn Darien Jade Nardi, Jacob Matthew Beauchemin, Elizabeth Donovan, Jedynasty, *Robert George Alexander Nascembeni, Brian Guy Beaudoin, Miranda Mary Dry, Jerome, Shawna Marie *Cassandra Lee Nelson, Jonathan Michael Beaudry, Joshua Ryan Dumas, Jewell, Elexis Tianna Jacob Andrew Nichols, Tyler James Benoit, Andrew Vincent Jutras, Brittney Leigh Melissa Ann Nollstadt, Stanley E Berry IV, Dunkum, Madeline Kavanaugh, Joshua Rene Austin Emil Nykiel, *Kristin Elaine Besaw, Michaline Dupre, *Kyle Kemp, *Tessa Elizabeth *Jacob Daniel O’Brien, Jake Andrew Besse, Reed Emerson, *Ashley Kemp, Rachel Michelle Wesley Eliseo Torres Orsi, Brianna Louise Blomgren, Elizabeth Erskine, Jordan Kennedy, Shaelin Rose Michaela Rose Ostrenga, Krista Marie Bolduc, Joseph Esiason, Kenneth Keville, Jordan Lynne Allie Elizabeth Katherine Ann Bolte, David Farrell, Zachary Kingman, Kathleen Ostrowski, Lily Marie Emily Jane Boltz, *Joseph Stephen Faugno, Maranda Hunter Knox, *Theresa Ouellette, Michaela Daniel Bouchard, Grace Ferguson, Taryn Gabrielle Kruegar, Ariel Carol Parkman, Pavel *Brittany Rae Boudreau, Rosano Fitzgerald, Olivia Elise Kushner, *Esai Parsons, Nicole Ann Andrew Ryan Boulanger, Ann Fitzgibbons, Eric Manuel Laferriere, Megan Partridge, Jeminiben *Scott Christopher Stephen Fleshman, Erin Elizabeth Lafortune, Patel, Aaron Michael Boulette, Thomas Albert Jadzia Fogarty, *Ashley Alyssa Marie Lalashius, Pearl, *Ryan Lee Pearlman, Bouteillier, Alexander Jay Nicole Fogwill, *Mark Morgan Taylor Laliberte, Paige Yechen Pellaton, Nicholas Bowler, Kevin Andrew Fonner, Rose Leslie Ann LaMay, Remi Kevin James Perry, Patrick Bracken, Erika Victoria Foulis, Olivia James Lamothe, Cara Gabriel Cormac Phelan, Jean Brauns, Joanna Lynn May Fournier, *Samantha Ann LaPalm, Brandon *Matthew Joseph Phillips, Brown, Indy Riley Bryan, Lauren Francis, *Justin John LaPlante, Amanda Adam Joseph Pianka, *Thomas Lee Buccelli, Patrick Franklin, Jessica Jane Lataille, Hannah *Christopher Wallace Adam Ryan Buck, *Adam Marie Frio, Brianna Crowley Lavin, *Monique Plouffe, Danielle Monique Another group hug. Vaughn Burtt, Briana Marie Fulginiti, *Brian Paige LaViolette, Plue, Lauren Paige Poirier, Rose Roscioli, Olivia Allison Paige Tichy, Susanne Butler, Taylor Michael Gagnon, *Jake *Savannah Alexis LeBoeuf, Jonathan Edwin Pover, Anne Rossetti, Kayla Jean *Tucker William Tower, Margaret Caldwell, Briana Wesley Gallant, Joshua *Brandon Kyle LeDoux, *Ian Johnstone Prescott, Roth, Desiree Amber *Brandon Thomas Maria Campiglio, *Thomas Julian Galuska, Alison *Kyle Mark Libiszewski, *Joseph Martin Prizio, Roussin, Blake Andrew Trafford, *Madison Elise Joseph Canavan, Rose Garrett, Maison Andy Kwarula Lidonde, Melissa Sara Prosser, Rowe, Jordan Reed Rowe, Trainor, Alyssa Monique Christopher Joseph Lewis Gates, Corey Joseph Samantha Jayde Lindsay, Matthew William Proulx, Amanda Rose Ryan, Tremblay, Sage Vadenais, Capuzzo, Amber Lynn Gatta, Myles John Gaudet, Kylie Meredith Lowe, Zane Alexander Provost, *Jacob James Ryan, Nicholas Kraemer Cardenas, *Noah Michael Christopher Michael Patrick Thornton Lucas, David Edmond Prue, Samantha Janine Savoie, Valcour, Justine Cardenas, X*Matthew George, Joshua Robert Savannah Claire William Paul Ramsdell, Austin Garrett Schepper, Vertommen, Christopher James Casey, Emily Gervasi, Julia Danielle Lundwall, Sean Michael Savannah Nicolle *Matthew Gordon William Via, *Joseph Elizabeth Chasse, *David Gervasi, Fawzi Sami Lyons, Dalton Jorma Redetzke, Torin Thomas Schlegel, *Joseph John Michael Vincent, Amanda Christopher Chen, Ghantous, *Daniel Robert Maenpaa, Jessica Sophie Reilly, Hannah Jean Seguin, *Adam Patrick Theresa Volpe, Brianna *Anthony Reid Gillmeister, David Joseph Magnuson, *Ian Scott Reinhart, Denon Anthony Senecal, Ryan Patrick Marie Walther, *Mackenzie Chiarvalloti, Wesley Mark Giordano, Jason Thomas Majka, Kasey Amanda Ricard, Olivia Marie Shannon, Eileen Elizabeth Lee Warren, Dennis Philip Chrabasz, Danielle Marie Girouard, Dakota James Mantyla, Davis James Ricci, Aaron Christopher Shaw, Bridget Isabella Wawrzonek, Charlotte Clark, Mitchell Alexander Gouvin, Connor Thomas Markham, *Holly Lane Rice, *Matthew James Shreve, Finley James Marie Webb, *Jonathan Clark, *Jack Johnson Goyette, Emily Ryant Marks, Amanda Lee Richter, Rebecca Mary Simonds, Laura Ashley Douglas White, Allison Cloutier, Thomas Burton Granger, Corrinne Marie Martin, Leslie-Ann Rickson, Amber Patricia Simpson, Olivia Rose Lucille Wiater, Kelsey Cloutier, Austin Payne Green, Emily Lundell Elizabeth Martin, Hannah Ridz, Erin Margaret Riel, Sinko, Joshua Peter Siok, Rebekah Wicker, Austin Comerford, Olivia Gustavson, *Kaylyn Marie Mason, Christopher Cassidy Rae Robert, Mackenzie Lea Skowyra, Robert Worthington, McKenzie Connly,Shannon Ashley Hajko, *Bryce David Mattioli, Lindsey *Zachary Daniel Ashleigh Patricia Soper, *Adam Ryan Wozniak, Victoria Connolly, Thomas Daniel Haley, Courtney Kaitlyn McGann, *Casey Robertson, *Kory Wayne David Edward Staples, Dillon Allan Young, Jake Glenn Cormier, Paul Lynn Hall, *Matthew Colin Ezekiel McLean, *Kelley Robidoux, Kristal Marie Sabrina Shaylyn Suarez, Philip Zawalich, Anna Nell James Corriveau, Brian Hanesian, Aubree Rose Elizabeth McLean, Clint Robidoux, Benjamin Skylar Alex Suprenant, Zimmerman, Cody Edward Michael Coutinho, Willem Hanks-Witaszek, Randall RJ McMillan, Teagan Ledoux Robinson, Annie *Kiera Brittany Thibert, Zuidema. 14 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 7, 2013 Team spirit YOUNG ALL-STARS WORK ON IMPROVING SKILLS IN SUMMER LEAGUE PLAY
BY MARK ASHTON VILLAGER STAFF WRITER SOUTHBRIDGE — Talent is wherever you find it. Steve Carrington, a local banker and former Southbridge High School basketball player (Class of 2008), has seen enough young bas- ketball talent in town to want to do something about it — like nurture it, and make it even better. Which is why he recently creat- ed, with the help of Tri- Community YMCA Program Director Sue Casine, a new youth basketball team (actually, two) made up of local teens – and even pre-teens – who have the poise and promise to live up to their team’s name. The Tri-Community YMCA All Stars are all players chosen by the Steven Carrington, left, is founder and a coach of the new YMCA All-Star basket- Mark Ashton photos coaches (Carrington and his ball teams, and Ray Gonyea is a sometime helper. Dribbling and defensive drills are part of every practice. brother, Brian) based on tryouts among dozens of kids “that want the game,” he says. “This is a great to play,” says the founder/head opportunity for these kids to play coach. other towns – and harder competi- “This is the first year of the pro- tion – to get better.” gram,” says Carrington, who The players, all from looked at kids from the local mid- Southbridge, are broken into two dle school, Trinity Catholic teams, by age, though they’re allowed on occasion to float from one team to the other. Players in the 12- and-Under Division (U12) team are: seventh-graders Caiden Ellis, Joren Ellis, and Kody Sandgren; sixth- graders Corey Cotton (captain), Simon Gonyea, Chris Reyes, Kristopher Mekal, Xavier Rosario, and Mike Hernandez (cap- tain); fifth-graders Nathan Pollone, Niko Karamanakis, and Ben Boiteau; and third-grader Conner Gonyea. “He’s young (only nine years old), but he can really shoot,” says Carrington of the youngest player on the All-Stars Team. On the older – 15-and- Ready for a rebound – or to acknowledge the basket. Shoot ’em if you got ’em. Members of the U12 Team practice Under Division (U15) – their outside shooting. team are: eighth-graders and consider the new teams an The teams rec league teams by promising “a Justin Reyes, Jomar exciting venture for local kids. will be playing this summer – great opportunity for kids to prac- Deleon, Dante Ortiz, John The kids have been practicing beginning Saturday, June 15 – in tice every week – from April to Rosario, Alex Berrios, weekly (Tuesdays for the older the Dudley/Charlton Summer July – and playing in tournaments Andrew Cotton, Cam kids and Wednesdays for the League at Shepherd Hill Regional and a summer league.” Miranda, Kendrick younger players) in the gym at High School, with all the games Xavier Rosario goes for the lay-up in the West Participation, he says, “helps all Bernal, and Jose Diaz (cap- West Street School. As a group, played outdoors on Saturdays and Street School gym. the kids who want to build their tain); and seventh-graders they recently put their talents to Sundays. The month-long league basketball skills and take their tal- Academy,and recreational leagues Jalexus Morales and Eric Miranda the test (on Saturday,May 11) at an involves eight games – “pending ents to the next level.” in town (including at the YMCA) (captain). AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) playoffs,” adds Carrington. Any The public is welcome to attend to come up with two dozen top- While Steven Carrington played tournament, TEAM MASS. “For a playoffs would include four semi- the games at Shepherd Hill, where notch players. The younger play- basketball throughout his high local team facing AAU teams that finalists, and the winners would the weekend games will be played ers came “mostly from the YMCA school career and even tried out have up to 10 towns to choose be decided in a single day. 11:30 and 3:30 (specific times not league,” says Carrington, while for the Brooklyn Nets’ minor (players) from, we did very well,” The elder Carrington works in yet assigned). For more informa- many of the older players were league team in the Springfield says Carrington. The U12 kids the Consumer Loan Department tion on the U12 and U15 teams and gleaned from Wells (middle- Armor D-League, Brian, a 2012 played the Central West at Savers Bank, which sponsored their schedule, contact Steven school) experience. graduate of Bay Path Regional Crusaders, losing 42-34, and the the teams in the AAU tournament Carrington at: 774-230-4611. “I wanted to start the teams to Vocational Technical High School, SNEBC Shockers, winning that and partially funded the team help youths play basketball during says he “stopped after middle contest 48-40. The U15 boys fought shirts, reversible for “dark or Mark Ashton can be reached at: the spring and summer months school,” in order to pursue softball a close contest against the Enfield light” shirt designations. [email protected], or by and to help them improve on the and other athletic activities. The Breakers, losing 57-53, and lost 74- With Casine, Carrington solicit- calling: 508-909-4144. fundamental and knowledge of brothers both live in Southbridge 47 to the Central West Crusaders. ed players from local school and
Dribbling and passing are essential to good teamwork. Eric Miranda, a U15 Captain, helps out a recent U12 Kody Sandgren lets fly from three-point range. practice session.
Bottom left to right, Kody Sandgren goes for the lay-up with the help of a little body English.
Legs and arms align for Caiden Ellis’ lay-up shot.
Niko Karamanakis checks on his reverse lay-up as U12 Captain Mike Hernandez drib- bles by. Friday, June 7, 2013• STURBRIDGE VILLAGER 15 OBITUARIES Irene A. Markey, 90 Yvette S. Richardson, 66 HOLLAND — Irene A. Fredrick and Delia (Saindon) Bishop and STURBRIDGE — Yvette was born in Southbridge, January (Bishop) Markey, 90, died has lived in Holland since 1970. Yvette S. (Morin) 10, 1947, daughter of the late Josephat “Joe” Saturday, May 25, 2013 in Irene enjoyed working in the yard tend- Richardson, 66, died N. Morin who died in 2000, and Clara (Petit) Harrington Memorial ing her flowers and loved knitting. Thursday,May 30, 2013, at Morin. Hospital in Southbridge The family would like to thank the home following a long ill- She was a member of Notre Dame after a brief illness. Holland EMT’s and the ICU Staff at ness. Church. She leaves her loving Harrington Memorial Hospital for the spe- She leaves her husband She was educated at the former Notre and longtime companion cial care they provided. of 47 years, Paul T. Dame School in Southbridge. of 28 years, George R. There are no calling hours. Funeral serv- Richardson. They were She worked for many years at the Ellis of Holland; two ices will be announced at a later date. married November 20, Southbridge Savings Bank retiring as a step-daughters, Corinne and Marilyn; six In lieu of flowers, memorial donations 1965. branch manager. nieces, Linda, Sandra, Bonnie, Judy, Paula may be made to the American Cancer She also leaves 2 sons, Thomas She enjoyed camping and traveling, but and Caren, a great-niece Lisa and several Society, 30 Speen St. or to the American Richardson and his wife Young-Jin of mostly she loved spending time with her other great-nieces and nephews. Heart Association, 20 Speen St., both Princeton, NJ and Derek Richardson and family. She was predeceased by two brothers, Framingham, MA 01701. his wife Shari of Hubbardston; a daughter, Her funeral will be held Tuesday, June 4, Harold and Fredrick Bishop and a sister, Varnum Funeral Home, Inc., 43 East Lisa Barsaleau of W. Warren; 7 grandchil- from Sansoucy Funeral Home, 40 Marcy Pauline Thibodeau. Main St., West Brookfield is assisting the dren; her mother, Clara M. (Petit) Morin of Street, Southbridge followed by a Mass at She was born and grew up in East family with arrangements. Southbridge; 2 brothers, Joseph Morin and Notre Dame Church, 446 Main Street, Millinocket, Maine. Daughter of the late his wife Susan of Sturbridge and Gerard Southbridge. Burial was at New Notre Morin and his wife Carla of Brimfield; 4 Dame Cemetery, N. Woodstock Road, sisters, Alice Croke and her husband Ray of Southbridge. Send all obituary notices to the Sturbridge Villager, Southbridge, Anne Marie Bottcher and her Donations may be made to the husband Dennis of Sturbridge, Lucille Alzheimer’s Association, 480 Pleasant PO Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550, or by e-mail to Clark and her husband Michael of Street, Watertown, MA 02472. Sturbridge and Paulette Wood of [email protected]. Sturbridge, and nieces and nephews. CALENDAR
The calendar page is a free service offered SOUTHBRIDGE — Holy Trinity there will be no scheduled meetings for July mental, or mental health concerns usually for listings for government, educational and Episcopal Church, 446 Hamilton St., and August. have a high level of responsibility thrown at non-profit organizations. Send all calendar Southbridge, will hold its Second annual them or feel like they are lacking in atten- listings and happenings at least one week in Community Yard Sale on Saturday, June 8, MONDAY tion. Siblings have unique concerns and advance by mail to Ann Tremblay at from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. featuring traditional JUNE 10 needs. South Valley Family Support Center Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, yard sale goods, to include attic treasures, CHARLTON — The Charlton Garden Sib Shops offer a safe, nurturing, fun place MA 01550; by fax at (508) 764-8015 or by e-mail white elephants, toys, sporting goods, books Club presents Donna Johnson, speaking on for siblings. Sib-Shops offer facilitator led to [email protected]. Please etc. For the smallest members of our com- Arranging Flowers from Your Garden at 7 discussions, games, letter writing, commu- write “calendar” in the subject line. We will munity we will offer kids fun from 9:30 a.m. p.m. June 10 at the Charlton Federated nity activities and field trips. Ages 6 and up. print such listings as space allows. to 1 p.m. with crafts games and other “cool” Church, Charlton. $3 donation suggested for For more information, call 508-796-1954. FRIDAY kids’ stuff. At noon a “yard sale luncheon” non-members. For more information, con- WEDNESDAY will be available for a free will donation. We tact Ginny Charette (508) 248-7300 or Marcia JUNE 7 are also offering the public a chance to rent Liedigk at (508) 434-0507. JUNE 19 STURBRIDGE — The Sturbridge booth space (9’x9’) to sell their own goods, SOUTHBRIDGE — The Planning Federated Church is holding dances for kids tables will be available on a first-come, first- TUESDAY Committee for the Southbridge in grades 6-8 from 7 to 10 p.m. on June 7. served basis. The event will be held rain or Bicentennial will meet at 7 p.m. June 19 at shine with both inside and outside space JUNE 11 Admission is $7 per kid. STURBRIDGE — Free Brown Bag Parent the Southbridge Town Hall, 41 Elm St., in available. All standard yard sale goods, the Rice Conference Room. Everyone is wel- antiques or crafts are welcome. The cost for Lunch at noon Tuesday, June 11 at the CHARLTON — Pasture Prime Players, Sturbridge Family Support Center-South come to help us plan for this great mile- Inc. will present its spring production, “The each booth is $10, contact the parish office stone. Tuesday or Thursday mornings to receive Valley, 128 Main St., Suite 3, Box 4, Runner Stumbles” by Milan Stitt and direct- Sturbridge. Parents of children with a dual ed by Rip Pellaton Fridays and Saturdays, an application and reserve a space. 508-765- THURSDAY 9559, [email protected] diagnosis of Autism and Down syndrome June 7, 8, 14, and 15 at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays, face unique challenges. Parents are invited JUNE 20 June 9 and 16 at 2 p.m. at the Charlton or down load the application from our web- site. to bring a lunch and share stories unique to BRIMFIELD — The Brimfield Bells is a Community Arts & Activities Center, 4 the Down syndrome-Autism community memorial hand bell choir, founded in 2003 Dresser Hill Road, Charlton. Ticket prices with other parents who understand what by Vivian Wells and Paul Watson in loving are $12 for adults and $10 for seniors and stu- STURBRIDGE — The seventh annual Socks For Siberia Spring Family Festival you might be going through. Come share memory of their infant daughter, Molly dents, with discount rates for advanced helpful ideas and leave with helpful tips. Frances Watson, who suffered from the rare sales to groups of 10 or more. Tickets are will be held from10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, June 8 at Hyland Orchard and Brewery Open to the public. For more information, blood disease, Langerhan’s Cell available for advanced purchase at the call 508-796-1954. Hystiocytosis. The ninth annual Memorial Bittersweet Country Crafts Co-op at the Saturday June 8. Children’s games! Family fun! Door prizes, Rooski raffle, silence auc- Handbell Concert, Molly’s Concert, will be Activities Center. For more information, WEDNESDAY held from 7 to 8 p.m. June 20 at the First contact us at tion. Free admissions. Live music all day. Food. Raffle prizes include four tickets to JUNE 12 Congregational Church, Main Street, [email protected] or visit Brimfield. The concert benefits the “Songs www.pastureprime.org. the Red Sox vs. Yankees with limo and $200 STURBRIDGE — The Friends of the concession spending; Justin Timberlake Sturbridge/Fiskdale Seniors will hold their of Love” Foundation, whose mission is to create an original personalized song for any BRIMFIELD — Community Bellydance and Jay Z tickets at Fenway Park with trans- annual banquet at noon June 19 at the portation; weekend getaway to Portsmouth, Sturbridge Host. The sign-up sheet is at the child with a serious illness. Brimfield Bells at Hitchcock Free Academy. Enjoy some- is joined by the Belle’s & Beau’s Hand Bell thing new: Bellydance! All levels and every- N.H. Tickets on sale at www.socks- senior center or you may call Marcia at 508- forsiberia.org. There will also be a 5K Trail 347-9459. Your choice is Chicken Picatta, Choir from Elm Street Congregational one age 12 and up are welcome. Community Church, Southbridge and by the Hand Bell Bellydance is held the first Friday of each Race and a 1 mile Fun Run/Walk. Register Baked Scrod or a vegetarian dish. The cost for the race online at is $21. Please have your check in by June 12. Choir of the Second Congregational month; the next will be on Friday, June 7. Church, Palmer. Free will donations gladly These dances are great fun for the curious www.socksforsiberia.org. For more information, call Sandy at 508-347- 6561. This will be the last meeting until accepted. “Cupcake & Fruit” reception as well as the Bellydance enthusiast! The immediately following the concert. instructor is Whitney Irwin. There will be a STURBRIDGE — Free Creative Arts September. The annual Yard Sale will be sliding scale fee of $5 - $15, payable at the “Treasure Boxes” from 10 a.m. to noon held in September. If you are interested in Saturday, June 8 at the Sturbridge Family getting a table for $15, contact the senior CHARLTON — Victorian Quadrille door. Drop in or reserve your spot; call 413- Orchestra and Small Planet Dancers will 245-9977 for more information, or visit Support Center-South Valley, 128 Main St., center. Suite 3, Box 4, Sturbridge. $10 per family entertain in the Rider Tavern ballroom, 255 www.hitchcockacademy.org. Whitney also Stafford Street, Charlton at 7 p.m. on June leads ongoing Bellydance classes Thursday scholarships available. Participants should FRIDAY wear smock/apron or clothing that is suit- 20. Relax and enjoy the costumed dancers evenings, 7:45 – 8:45 p.m. Visit our website JUNE 14 while listening to the music. Then, if you for details. able for art making. Each group will begin with a greeting time and warm-up and will STURBRIDGE — Stageloft Repertory want, learn the steps to one dance and join Theater, 450A Main St., Sturbridge, will in the action. Interspersed throughout the BRIMFIELD — New! Beginner end with an opportunity to share and show the art that has been created. No prior art present its summer musical, “Fiddler on the evening hear about manners of the Bellydance Steps classes at Hitchcock Free Roof,” June 14 through July 7. Show times Victorian ball. This program is supported Academy. Discover the secrets of belly experience is required. Open to the public. For more information, call 508-796-1954. are 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. in part by a grant from the Charlton dance steps! There are ongoing 3-class ses- on Sundays There will also be special Cultural Council, a local agency which is sions held on Fridays, 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. The SOUTHBRIDGE — St. Michael’s Church Saturday matinees at 2 p.m. June 22 and supported by the Massachusetts Cultural next session starts June 7. All ages 12 and up July 6. Tickets are $17 adults; $15 senior cit- Council, a state agency. Refreshments will are welcome; students ages 12 – 14 must Bake Sale will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 8 at Southbridge Fest on the izens 65+and $8 students 12 and younger. be served at this free event. For more infor- have a parent or guardian present. The For information and reservations, call 508- mation, call Cindy Cooper at 508-248-7840. instructor is Whitney Irwin, and the fee is Southbridge common. The sale will feature Baked Goods, Homemade Breads, Cakes, 347-9005. Stageloft Rep is fully air-condi- $37 for Brimfield, Holland, Sturbridge, and tioned and handicap accessible. FRIDAY Wales residents; all others please add $5. Squares and Cookies. Call 413-245-9977 for more information or SATURDAY JUNE 21 visit www.hitchcockacademy.org. SOUTHBRIDGE – An American Red SOUTHBRIDGE – In light of the Year of Cross Blood Drive will be held at the JUNE 15 Faith as declared by Pope Emeritus SATURDAY Souhbridge High School Gym from 9 a.m. to STURBRIDGE — The St. Anne and St. Benedict XVI, beginning in October 2012 to 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 8 in honor of 22- Patrick fifth annual Golf Tournament will November 2013, Union Saint-Jean-Baptiste, JUNE 8 year-old Southbridge resident Alex LePage, be held Saturday,June 15 beginning at 8 a.m. Chapter No. 12 of Southbridge, New SOUTHBRIDGE — Gateway Players who is currently fighting Leukemia. Four-person teams, $40 per person plus England Region of Catholic Financial Life Theatre, Inc., will present a youth theater Appointments are preferred but walk-ins green fees. Lunch provided. Raffle and con- of Milwaukee, Wisconsin is sponsoring this workshop for children ages 4-12 mostly are welcome. Call 800-RED CROSS or tests. To register your team, mail a check to “Day of Reflection and Rediscovery of the Saturdays from June 29- August 3 at the RedCrossBlood.org. You must be at least 17 St. Anne/St. Patrick, 16 Church St., Faith” to the National Shrine of Divine Charlton Public Library, Main Street in years old (16 with parental permission). Fiskdale. For more information, call Angela Mercy in Stockbridge on Sunday, June 23. Charlton. Sign-ups for the workshop will be Please bring ID. at 5080347-7339. All proceeds will benefit St. Reservation deadline is June 21. Because of Saturday, June 8 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and Anne & St. Patrick Parish. the great devotion to The Divine Mercy mes- Monday, June 10 from 6 to 7 p.m. at the HOLLAND — The Holland Trails sage, its chaplet and the writings of St. Gateway Barn, 111 Main St. Southbridge. Committee and Brimfield Trail Committee SUNDAY Faustina, this pilgrimage is an invitation Children ages 8-12 will meet from 9:30 a.m. will be leading a Trail Ride on Saturday, JUNE 16 for the faithful of area parishes to also join to 12:30 p.m., with the 4-7 year-olds joining June 8 (rain or shine). Meet at the us. All are welcome to participate in this them during the 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. time SOUTHBRIDGE — There will be an all- kayak/canoe launch by the bridge on Pond you-can-eat breakfast buffet from 6 to 11 event. Eucharistic Adoration is 1 - 2 p.m. period. A final Showcase performance will Bridge Road in Holland at 9:30 a.m. for a daily; a Sunday Mass at 2 p.m. The Divine be held Saturday, August 3 at the library. a.m. Sunday, June 16 at the Quinebaug safety check and minor adjustments by a Masonic Lodge, 339 Ashland Avenue, Mercy Chaplet and Benediction is at 3 p.m. The cost for the entire workshop is $40 per mechanic from Bicycle Concepts. The ride daily. The cost is $39 per person excluding child, with a second sibling receiving a $10 Southbridge. The menu includes French will be held from 10 a.m. to noon, about 10 toast, Belgium waffles, custom omelets, lunch. For more information, call Ted discount. For more information, call miles (options for a shorter ride) mostly on Bartlett at1-508-764-7909. Gateway at 508-764-4531. sausage gravy and biscuits, bacon, sausage, trails, though a small part will be on little- scrambled eggs, toast, and more. The cost is traveled public roads. Conditions: a few STURBRIDGE — Stageloft Repertory BRIMFIELD — “Carnival on the $8 for adults and $6 for senior citizens. rough or sandy spots, but generally good. There is no charge for children under 10. Theater, 450A Main St., Sturbridge, will Common” hosted by the Brimfield Helmets required. For more information, present its summer musical, “Fiddler on the Elementary School’s PTO will be held call 413-245-7745. TUESDAY Roof,” through July 7. Show times are 8 p.m. Saturday,June 8 on the Brimfield town com- Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. on mon from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Live music, SUNDAY JUNE 18 Sundays There will also be special Saturday bounce houses, magician, clown, pony rides JUNE 9 STURBRIDGE — Free South Valley matinees at 2 p.m. June 22 and July 6. will be part of the event. There will be “Yo- Sibling Group with Sib-shop Certified Tickets are $17 adults; $15 senior citizens yo People”, “Toto the Tornado Kitten” with SOUTHBRIDGE — The monthly meeting Facilitator Brenda Waleski of the Sibling of the Pilsudski Polish American Citizens 65+and $8 students 12 and younger. For his new book, alpacas and goats to see. Support Project from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, information and reservations, call 508-347- Come enjoy some cotton candy,ice cream or Club will be held at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, June June 4 at the Sturbridge Family Support 9 at club headquarters, 18 Ballard Court, 9005. Stageloft Rep is fully air-conditioned dine at one of the many food vendors. Fun Center-South Valley, 128 Main St., Suite 3, and handicap accessible. for people of all ages! Southbridge. Prior to the meeting a compli- Box 4, Sturbridge. Brothers and sisters of mentary breakfast will be served starting at people who have special health, develop- 10:30 a.m. for members. Also, as a reminder, 16 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 7, 2013 CERT team holds graduation for area participants
rial on chemicals and CERT terrorism, traffic con- continued from page A1 trol, principles of the Incident Thursday, May 23, at the Charlton Management System Senior Center. used by police and Many shared the second motiva- fire nationwide, and a tion, with some noting that they long list of other expect weather disasters to things. CERT mem- become more common over time. bers can also get Dudley’s Kristin Constantine was more detailed train- one of them. She recalled driving ing outside class, through Southbridge right after either as part of con- the 2011 tornado and being “totally tinuing ed courses amazed at the devastation,” (one on fire rehab is although she noted seeing what slated for June) or All of the new team members received their own back- happened in Oklahoma last during disaster drills. pack of tools and supplies. Monday was worse. Fifteen class and have a plastic token of the cartoon She was referring to the force-5 current CERT team members par- character Captain America’s sym- tornado that ravaged Moore, a sub- ticipated in one of the latter organ- bol in it, and that became her char- urb of Oklahoma City, killing 24, ized by MassPort at Boston’s acter for the night. injuring hundreds, destroying Logan Airport recently.According “I held it up and would even tell roughly 13,000 homes and causing to CERT Director Carl Ekman, the TSA agents, ‘I’ve got a magic bub- Several graduates of last year’s CERT class prepare food for this year’s gradu- at least $2 billion in damage in less locals were among around 400 vol- ble. Get behind me and I’ll protect ates. than one hour. unteers who spent the night at you,’“ she said. “I’m sure they “I’ve wanted for years to do away from them … Logan to test the TSA’s security thought ‘This lady’s really out They’re dazed and search and rescue,” she said, not- procedures as part of a scenario in there.’“ ing she’s in school to be a medical don’t know what to do which the airport was attacked by Ekman and fellow CERT organ- next,” and that’s what assistant and is particularly inter- several gunmen. izers Terry Gough and Roland ested in CERT’s medical aspects. makes trained CERT The TriEPIC group were Larochelle told the class Brewer volunteers “incredibly The 12-week CERT program assigned to be “actors,” he said – and two other class members gives participants an overview of important,” he said. that is, they basically got to be deserved “Tony, Emmy and Oscar Charlton Selectman a wide range of basic skills they crazy people and have fun doing it. Awards” for their acting. (One of might need to respond to a variety Brent Sellew agreed. Charlton’s Jeanne Brewer was the others was Gough’s own He said he’d been visit- of disasters affecting the commu- among them. She said they were daughter Talisha, who admitted nity. Besides basic first aid and ing Ekman in the hos- told to grab something from a pile after the ceremony that one TSA pital on June 1, 2011, searching techniques, it includes of abandoned luggage and pretend agent said he’d have arrested her if fire extinguisher use, some mate- and they’d been talking it was theirs. Hers happened to it hadn’t been a drill. TriEPIC’s theoretically about experience there prompted Terry what could happen if a Gough to remark, with a smile, tornado came through. “We inadvertently made some of “Within hours of our these TSA agents want to find a conversation, I was new line of work.”) thrust into a police “In an emergency, everyone’s cruiser with Chief going to react differently, and you [James] Pervier” and have to be ready for that,” Brewer taken to see some of said. “It was a ton of fun, and an the “devastation and excellent learning experience you chaos everywhere” can’t otherwise create.” that day’s tornado Brewer and Booth essentially unleashed locally, he Brimfield’s Rev. Ian Lynch, one of his town’s tornado epitomize the extremes of people said. But, amid the response organizers in 2011, receives his CERT attracted to volunteering for destruction, Sellew diploma. CERT. Brewer said she’s been recalled being “really impressed” (Southbridge, Sturbridge, Dudley, involved in emergency prepared- by the rapid response of trained Charlton, Webster and Oxford). ness activities, from an emergency volunteers. Organizers are now seeking office/logistics perspective, for “You’re the people there to make grants to fund next year’s class, utilities for nearly 25 years. Booth, [others] not worry and stay safe,” which they hope to start in meanwhile, comes to it simply as he added. “The people of Charlton February 2014, but they’re always an interested civilian; her profes- and other towns feel a lot safer looking for new people. Those sion is marketing. because you people are doing what interested should contact their In emergencies, said State Rep. you’re doing.” town’s police or fire department. Peter Durant, “what is constant is Gough said the new graduates the people who come out to help Gus Steeves can be reached at Gus Steeves photos bulked up the regional CERT team their neighbors.” For many people to 147 members from six towns [email protected] or 508- Charlton’s Jeanne Brewer, right, works her way through the lunch line. in crisis, “daily life is just taken 909-4135. AROUND OUR TOWNS
If it weren’t for the church … Church seeking help with capital People devastated by the June 1, 2011 tor- nado would have suffered longer and been McCurdy to host campaign forced to travel further for comfort and aid. If it weren’t for the church … motivational seminar BRIMFIELD — If it weren’t for the One could finish this phrase in countless church … ways, but needless to say, Brimfield would BRIMFIELD — Adam Beck Institute, a Brimfield simply would not be here be very different than it is. premier developer of personal develop- because the laws of the Commonwealth The Congregational Church of Brimfield ment and business workshops and semi- required a church with a settled pastor in has provided physical and spiritual comfort nars in the New England area, presents order to found a town. to the entire commu- author, businessman, speaker and entre- nity since 1721. preneur Dennis A McCurdy in a free one- Through good times hour workshop on Wednesday, June 12, Stonebridge Press and bad, the church from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., at Hitchcock Free has been here and Academy, 2 Brookfield Road, Brimfield. Villager Newspapers with your support Dennis will share some of his secrets, will always be here. tips, and tools that can help anyone On Sunday, June become more “Fearless.” 16, the church will be The presentation will focus on: launching a capital • Understanding how and why fear campaign. The goal stops you; is to raise $500,000 to • How we create our fears and what we expand the existing can do to become more confident; facilities and to • Learning how to develop inner improve accessibility strength; for the handicapped. • Releasing self-doubt and replace it Dennis A. McCurdy with confidence; Plans call for a 750- than three decades. A voracious reader Newspaper Inserts are one of the best • Discovering how to let go and fly. square-foot addition and student of life skills, McCurdy McCurdy is the author of two books, marketing tools available. that will create dedi- believes anyone can build the life they “Find A Way: A Guide to Getting the Most cated office space want. Out of Life,” and “52 Ways to Find a Way,” Direct mailed to every home or zoned Brimfield’s Senior This is a highly attended seminar and a collection of motivational messages, Center, the creation seating is limited. Don’t miss out: sign up exactly where you want for a fraction of the cost one for each week of the year. The of a second floor early by contacting Dennis A. McCurdy at Brimfield resident has focused on person- of direct mailing. community room [email protected], or call 508-347- al achievement and development for more and the installation 0810. of an elevator. In addition, to the Southbridge Evening News expansion, funds are can insert your being sought for exte- site development, fundraising experience, Brewer said. “If you see something that rior improvements or a general desire to help, are welcome. doesn’t fit, if you think something is wrong, 8.5”x11” insert for only and renovations. Join us for an open house on Sunday,June report it. Lawmaking can only do so much. If it weren’t for the 16, from 1 to 3 p.m. Plans for the expansion Law enforcement can only do so much. An $ per community though, will be on display and the church will be informed citizenry are the eyes and ears of 38 thousand the church would not open to all for inspection. If you cannot our people that make all the difference and have been here to attend the open house, but want to get what a difference it could have made for provide support after involved, please contact the church directly those kidnapped.” or we will Design, the tornado. Indeed, via telephone at (413) 245-7261, or visit Brewer also applauded public safety offi- if it weren’t for the http://brimfieldfcc.org/. cials, District Attorneys, local and State Print and Deliver your community, the Police and highlighted important reforms church would not be Brewer hosts Massachusetts in the Commonwealth such as the imple- flyer for as little as here at all! mentation of the Human Trafficking Law Please lend us your Missing Children’s Day last year. $ per support so that the Last week the Massachusetts Senate also 75 thousand church will always be BOSTON — For the 13th time, Sen. unanimously passed an amendment to its here, positioned to Stephen M. Brewer (D-Barre) joined the version of the state’s spending plan for fis- serve the entire com- family of Molly Bish to host Missing cal year 2014 that would to reform sex munity regardless of Children’s Day at the Massachusetts State offender registry laws. The proposal creed, or need. While House Wednesday, May 29. strengthens the procedures for classifying the goal of the capital The event serves as a ceremony to remem- convicted sex offenders and ensures that the For more information call campaign is to raise ber all children who have gone missing, rec- Sex Offender Registry Board has the infor- funds contributions ognize their families, and highlight impor- mation it needs to protect our children and Nathan Berg, Advertising Executive of time and talent are tant public safety initiatives in the state. communities. also needed; anyone During his remarks Brewer highlighted In addition to remarks from other key 508-909-4064 willing to help the the important role that public awareness leaders in the Commonwealth, family mem- [email protected] church meet its goal plays in public safety. bers in attendance were also invited for- are welcome. “Stay vigilant. Persistence is the motto ward to share stories of their missing loved Individuals with web here to make sure that no stone goes ones at today’s event. unturned … People need to speak up,” Friday, June 7, 2013 • STURBRIDGE VILLAGER 17 ‘Socks for Siberia’ preparing for seventh year
to 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 8, at In fact, raffles include tickets to Michele Connor. the orphans, providing 600 pairs of SOCKS Hyland Orchards & Brewery,locat- a Red Sox vs. Yankees game in Silent auction items include socks, 450 pairs of underpants, 240 continued from page A1 ed at 199 Arnold Road. The racing, September (including limo ride in sports memorabilia autographed T-shirts, and 55 pairs of pajamas, running, and walking begin at 10 and out and $200 to spend at the by Boston Red Sox pitcher John which were collected and boxed by includes a “Fun Run/Walk,” to the a.m., with race-day registration concession stand), tickets to a Lackey, New England Patriots the Brookfield Girl Scouts for ship- needs of “these beautiful children taking place from 9-9:45. Justin Timberlake & Jay Z concert tight end Rob Gronkowski, base- ment to children in Abakan, who receive no other outside assis- Top male and female finishers (at Fenway), and a weekend get- ball legend Manny Mota, Boston where they have friends. The cou- tance.” will win prizes and medals in a away to Portsmouth, N.H. (details Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara ple make bi-annual visits to the Michele and Wally Connor, of number of categories: 17 and to follow). and Red Sox second baseman region, taking funds raised by Brookfield, have been assisting the under; 18-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; and Admission to the festival is free Dustin Pedroia, along with tickets friends and neighbors, and pur- orphans since 1999, originally 60 and above. Random prizes will (all day long), and highlights to a New England Revolution chasing whatever is needed by the with Christmas baskets of small go to those (among all entrants) include face painting, a barnyard game, tickets to a Paul McCartney kids, who consider them “Dyeda toys and toiletries. For the last six sporting the “most unique socks.” zoo, a pie-eating contest and old- concert at Fenway Park (July 9), Wally” (Grandfather) and “Baba years, they’ve also orchestrated an Those who were registered before fashioned sack races, and chil- yoga classes, one ton of premium Michele” (Grandmother) for their annual Spring Family Festival, June 1 earned free race T-shirts, dren’s games (all day long). wood pellets, an uncut U.S. simple acts of kindness. which includes a one-mile which will also be available on Music will be provided by Dick Treasury currency sheet (worth For a complete list of event run/walk and a 5K trail race, both race day for $15. The cost of race Chase & the Mill Boys (10 a.m.), $110), a premium auto detailing sponsors, visit: www.socks- at Hyland Orchards in Sturbridge. registration is now $25. Philip Newland (noon), Peter J. and wax job, and “gorgeous hand- forsiberia.org/sponsors/. For a The course for the “Run Your Race “amenities” include park- Newland (formerly of “FAT”) & made Matryoshka pillows,” Run Your Socks Off registration Socks Off” (third annual) event is ing, water stations along the race the RadioXile Band (2 p.m.), and among other items. form or more information, contact a marked, wheel-measured course, course, changing stations, post- The Otters (who “otter” be some- “Rooski Raffle” items include a Wally Connor at 508-637-1248; or at: beginning at the orchard’s pavil- race refreshments, and the awards where else but are glad to be help- special breakfast for two, an oil [email protected]. ion, following a maintained trail ceremonies. A highlight of the ing Socks for Siberia!) at 4 p.m. change/lube job, yoga lessons, through the apple and peach annual festival, however, is a day Raffle drawings will be held at 5 hanging basket plants, and a vari- Mark Ashton can be reached at: orchards and fields, and finishing of music provided (donated) by p.m. and the silent auction con- ety of gift baskets and gift certifi- [email protected], or back at the pavilion.” area musicians. The day also cludes at 5:45. The official festivi- cates donated by dozens of area by calling: 508-909-4144. This year marks the seventh includes lots of raffles, children’s ties “conclude” at 6 p.m. “unless donors and event sponsors. annual Spring Family Festival, to games, and “much, much more,” we are all having a really good In 2001, the Connors initiated be held (rain or shine) from 10 a.m. say the Connors. time and the band plays on,” says the sending of clothes and shoes to Suhoski to look for a deputy fire chief
ner John DeVillars said that one will be in model of financing and owning such sys- the fact the charts they were looking at all CHIEF Palmer, and should be in operation about tems long term, noting, “this new model is came from Blue Wave, not the town’s con- continued from page A1 the same time, late this year.) so new, nobody had real data on this.” sultant. Although she supports solar and Regarding the PILOT agreement, Lopez said their production estimates are believes climate change creates “a duty to percent inflation rate based on the lowest Assessor Bill Mitchell said Blue Wave will based on “real time data” from a nearby come up with clean energy,” she abstained recent energy cost (of last year). pay Sturbridge about $35,000 a year based on weather station over 15 years “assuming on Article 24 and voted against 25. In both cases, the contract calls for the the land’s residential value (fixed for the average, not great, [conditions]; based on In other business, the board voted 3-2 to town’s cost to buy power from this deal to duration at $157,400; in reality, since it’s what’s most likely to happen, not what you have Suhoski seek a deputy fire chief to start at 9 cents a kilowatt-hour (kWh) and state-owned and mostly wetland, it’s now hope will happen.” DeVillars added their handle some of the day-to-day fire-specific rise 1.5 percent annually, reaching 11.94 tax-free and largely undevelopable) and half production guarantee to the town is based administrative work while Police Chief cents/kWh in 20 years, but with net meter- of the personal property value (which falls on numbers that are actually lower than Thomas Ford continues to act as fire chief ing credits valued at 14.4 cents/kWh and ris- over time). what both their weather data and reported and revamp the department as a whole. ing similarly.Essentially,what that means is Several participants noted, however, that actual performance of the panels says is That came after Creamer read a long let- the state pays Blue Wave the difference any contract like this is based on assump- likely. ter highly critical of several people, includ- between the credit and the town’s rate. tions, to some degree, since we can’t control Lopez said they’ll be getting panels from ing Suhoski’s oversight of the process and Selectman Tom Creamer said the town’s the weather, climate change, economy,value manufacturers in Taiwan, Japan or Europe, the fact he hasn’t yet brought forth a candi- “avoided cost” would be around $125,000 a of the credits, or other factors. Resident but intend to avoid China because “there date to serve as interim fire chief. At the year, although he later opined he personally Mark Edmonds, who works in the solar have been a lot of quality issues with same time, though, Creamer said he believes it’ll be no more than $100,000. thermal field, noted one factor would be the Chinese products.” One project in New believes installing a chief would “set back” Town Administrator Shaun Suhoski said panels themselves, since their efficiency Bedford, however, required them to use US- Ford’s ongoing efforts, although Dowling some of the savings differences will be declines about 20 percent if air temperature built panels and they did, but it meant said she feels Suhoski is “under a duty to based on whether the town opts to get elec- exceeds 85 degrees. That’s why PV arrays charging the city about 2 cents/kWh more, appoint an interim fire chief” because the tricity just from this solar site (MassDOT is aren’t being built in Arizona, he said, noting DeVillars added. charter clearly defines police and fire chiefs getting half since it owns the land) or to fill it also means the best times for energy pro- The only selectman who didn’t support as separate. about 90 percent of its need by using the duction in New England are late August to the two articles was Mary Dowling, who same energy agreement terms to buy from early November and late February to June. said she wanted more information on the Gus Steeves can be reached at gus@stone- another Blue Wave site as well. (Lopez’ part- He was also skeptical of the “investor” “business end of the deal” and objected to bridgepress.com or 508-909-4135.
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From left, Tantasqua’s Olivia Connly and DeAngela Galonek play tight defense on a Tyngsborough attacking player. BY NICK ETHIER Warriors head coach Heather But this game was SPORTS STAFF WRITER Egan said. far from over. TYNGSBOROUGH — After Nonetheless, the Warriors truly Much like the first defeating St. Bernard’s, 11-4, in were warriors, as they led 2-0 half, the second stan- the first round of the Central early and took a 6-5 lead into half- za featured mostly Mass. Division 1 girls’ lacrosse time before falling one goal short, back-and-forth play. Nick Ethier photos district tournament, all that stood 11-10. The Tigers’ Amanda Tantasqua’s Sara Rousseau reaches up to grab possession of the ball with her stick as in seventh ranked Tantasqua’s “We played well and the kids Wickens — who Egan Tyngsborough’s Monique Martin charges in hot pursuit. way of a third straight trip to the just came up short,” Egan said. said was the leading semifinal round was Allie Tichy and Lundwall scorer in the Midland B 11-8 with 7:28 to play. The Warriors will also lose nine Tyngsborough High. But the sec- scored early for Tantasqua, but Conference — scored her second The Warriors then went into seniors to graduation — Tichy, ond seeded Tigers were an Lundwall sat out the rest of the of four goals early in the second desperation mode and scored Lundwall, Fitzgerald, Connly, unknown opponent, the bus ride first half due to her illness. half to tie the score at 6-6. The twice — with Frio and Tichy net- Frio, Sage Vadenais, Allie lasted over 90 minutes, the game The Tigers scored the next two Warriors’ Jessica Frio then found ting the goals — but fell one strike Ostrowski, Sara Hoye and Emily was played in mid-90 degree tem- to tie it up, but the remainder of the twine, but Wickens scored shy of tying the game and poten- Granger — and all either start or perature on turf, and a top scorer the first half turned into a seesaw again — and again tied it, this tially reaching the semifinal see plenty of minutes on the field. and defender were both playing affair. Taylor Farland registered time 7-7. round for the third consecutive But Egan is still expecting plen- with extreme illness. twice, but Tyngsborough Tantasqua scored next for its year. ty of production from her team in “They’re a good team and we answered with three straight to final lead at 8-7 off the stick of Tantasqua finished 12-8. the 2014 season. had a handful of things working grab their first lead at 5-4. Lundwall, who returned at half- Dansereau made 15 saves to “Our younger players have against us: the long bus ride never The Warriors then rallied with time. keep her team in it in her final been playing youth lacrosse so helps [and] Savvy Lundwall and goals from Sara Rousseau and But for the next 12 or so min- game, as the sophomore and her I’m excited to work with the Taryn Fitzgerald have both been Olivia Connly, and a huge save utes Tyngsborough took over. family will depart to Virginia this younger players,” she said. sick as dogs, and it made it harder from goalie Kendra Dansereau Alisen Laferriere, Wickens, summer. on the other key players to try to gave Tantasqua their 6-5 lead at Jaclyn Richardson and Wickens “She’s definitely going to be step up and cover for them,” the break. again all scored and the Tigers led missed,” Egan said.
HOW THEY GOT THERE All sides of the field carry Warriors lacrosse team by St. Bernard’s
BY NICK ETHIER “They made contact the right way,” Egan SPORTS STAFF WRITER said. “The girls did a great job with it STURBRIDGE — The offensive produc- today.” tion of Savannah Lundwall and Jessica And even though St. Bernard’s got 11 Frio, the denying defense of Taryn shots on net, Dansereau turned nine of Fitzgerald and Olivia Connly, and the them aside — some of the spectacular vari- clutch goaltending of Kendra Dansereau ety. — and everyone else in between — all “Kendra made some big saves,” Egan paved the way for the Tantasqua girls’ said. “When we did get beat on the fake, lacrosse team in their May 28 Central Kendra was there to stomp it out and make Mass. Division 1 district tournament game the save.” versus St. Bernard’s. The Warriors got on the scoreboard less The seventh seeded Warriors (12-7) than a minute into the game when Frio never trailed as they defeated the 10th won the game-opening face-off and ulti- ranked Bernardians (14-7) in their first mately scored, with Sage Vadenais assist- round affair, 11-4. ing. They quickly made it 2-0 when Connly “Playing against a team not familiar scored and Frio assisting on a pass from with us worked to our advantage,” behind the net. Tantasqua head coach Heather Egan said Abbie Anderson scored the first of her when asked about Lundwall and Frio con- two goals to cut Tantasqua’s lead in half, necting on crisp passes and scoring almost but the Warriors responded with Lundwall at will against St. Bernard’s, adding that scoring after a nice pass from Kate Muir. most familiar opponents double-team Muir played more minutes with starter either player to slow them down. Allie Ostrowsi sidelined due to injury. Then, when the Bernardians held pos- Egan said that players, such as Muir, session and threatened, Fitzgerald and “stepped in and filled the shoes.” Connly did their job to prevent as many St. Bernard’s got the next goal to make it shots directed toward the goal as possible. 3-2, but the Warriors scored the next four to open the lead up to 7-2 at the break. Taylor Farland A wise man once said… (Lundwall assist), Frio, Lundwall and Farland again did Nick Ethier photos “A man who stops the damage. Tantasqua’s Jessica Frio, left, battles during the game-opening face-off. Frio would ultimately win the Tantasqua saw a draw and score the first goal on the ensuing possession during the Warriors’ 11-4 victory over St. scare with just 2.7 Bernard’s on May 28. advertising to save money is seconds to play until halftime, though, Bernard’s defender and was deemed a dan- St. Bernard’s struck last, but it was too like a man who stops a clock when Farland was gerous play and a coinciding foul. little, too late. called for her second “I don’t think Taylor meant anything Tantasqua must visit No. 2 to save time.” yellow card of the malicious by it, she was just trying to get a Tyngsborough (15-3) in the quarterfinal game — grounds for shot off, but you have to see and you have round on May 31 at 4 p.m. If the Warriors – Henry Ford an automatic ejec- to make sure it’s safe to shoot,” Egan said win they’d reach the semifinals for the tion from the tilt. as one of her top four scorers had to sit for third consecutive season. Should they lose, Farland attempted a the remainder of the game. their season would end. shot on net to beat But the Warriors killed the penalty and “Tyngsborough is an unknown,” Egan To advertise in the Sturbridge or Charlton the halftime whistle, ultimately scored the next two goals — said. “We have very few common oppo- but the ball hit a St. both by Lundwall. nents and we don’t play them — we’ve Villager or any of Stonebridge Press’ local After the never played them. It’s the unknown and community newspapers* call Nate at Bernardians got one we have to go out and show up ready to go HEARING OR BALANCE PROBLEMS? back Lundwall and and knock them down.” (508)909-4064 or drop him an email at Frio added to their RINGING IN THE EARS? totals to make it an [email protected] Monday, June 10th at 2:00 p.m. 11-3 game. Be wise and advertise! Free informational seminar for the public at Overlook Performing Arts Center 88 Masonic Home Road, Charlton TONY PIETTE Local *In Massachusetts *In Connecticut ~ Refreshments served ~ Development Spencer New Leader Putnam Villager WELL TESTING & Projects Charlton Villager Thompson Villager Presented by Audiologists from: • Install & Repair • Water Quality & Sturbridge Villager Killingly Villager Audiology Associates of Worcester 130 Lincoln Street, Worcester, 01605 Water Pumps, Quantity Testing Auburn News Woodstock Villager Tanks & Filters RSVP today to (508) 792-9293 • Fully Insured Webster Times • Water Pump • Serving all of Blackstone Valley Tribune Service Southbridge Evening News Worcester County 508-949-1771 or 860-974-2512 FOUND HERE! Friday, June 7, 2013 • STURBRIDGE VILLAGER 19 SPORTS One poor inning plagues Warriors in district loss to Leominster
BY NICK ETHIER struggles. “She wasn’t feeling well with the SPORTS STAFF WRITER heat. The long inning got to her. She was STURBRIDGE — Take away the third feeling like she was going to get sick and we inning from the Tantasqua versus got Jeszy ready.” Leominster Central Mass. Division 1 dis- Jeszy McGuire left her third base position trict first round softball game on May 30 and and began warming up, but Kingman’s per- the Warriors and Blue Devils would be severance kept her on the mound for the engaged in a 2-2 tilt. But that’s not the way duration of the game. sports work and Leominster’s five-run third “After that she settled down and we only was enough to carry the Blue Devils to a 7-2 gave up one after that,” Casine noted. victory. Tantasqua finally threatened to score in Ninth seeded Leominster (12-9) will next the bottom of the fourth, loading the bases face top ranked Holy Name (17-1) in the on a Kingman double and a pair of walks, quarterfinals, while No. 8 Tantasqua saw its but Kayla Magierowski’s drive to right field season finish at 11-10. was caught to end the inning. “The one bad inning, really,” Warriors Leominster added an insurance run in head coach Pete Casine said of the differ- the fifth when Duplease’s single scored one ence in the game. “Gave up five in that bad after a pair of Warriors errors. inning. We haven’t done that in a while. We Tantasqua then stranded two more run- saw that earlier in the season, we had some ners in the home half of the frame, an of those things we thought we had figured unfortunate common thread for the home out, and they kind of came back to bite us team. today.” “We left eight kids on base, we didn’t get The Blue Devils led 1-0 thanks to a second timely hitting today,” Casine said. “We’ve inning RBI triple down the left field line been relying on our bats for most of the sea- from Annie Thomas (2 for 4), but it was the son. [Leominster pitcher Julia Ring] threw next frame that won Leominster the game well today,though. She kept kids off balance and lost it for Tantasqua. and she tied up our big hitters. Our 2-3-4 In that inning Nicole Duplease (2 for 5) have been producing a lot of runs for us and and Arianna Bilotta hit RBI singles to open besides the home run we really didn’t get the lead up to 3-0 before the wheels fell off much out of the middle of our lineup.” for the Warriors. Stephanie Storro reached The home run was off the bat of Amanda base on an error, which scored another run, Martin in the sixth inning, her sixth of the and Thomas’ double plated another two. season. Nick Ethier photos In all, five runs were scored on three hits Kingman then threw a 1-2-3 seventh — Tantasqua second baseman Joanna Brown flips the ball over to first baseman Danni Clark to record an with two errors committed. Tantasqua striking out the last batter of her high out in the second inning. pitcher Jordan Kingman dug deep and school career — before the Warriors threat- retired the side as the Blue Devils left the ened with a rally in their last ups. strikeout and groundout to end things. were behind,” Casine said. “You can’t come bases loaded. Julie Cross drew a one-out walk, Michelle “We’ve been playing late. We’ve had four out of that hole every time.” “It left Jordan out there for a long time on Palmer reached on an error and Kingman walk-off wins here so we were comfortable Ring finished with a complete game three- a hot day,” Casine said of the third inning walked, but Ring ended the charge with a playing here and weren’t worried when we hitter, striking out four and walking five. One of her two runs allowed was earned. Kingman pitched well too, going the distance and allow- ing seven runs — three earned — on seven hits with six strikeouts, three walks and one hit batsman. Tantasqua will lose seven seniors — Kingman, Martin, Cross, Kayla DiBiasie, Kaylee Desroches, Joanna Brown and Danni Clark, but Casine is confident about field- ing a strong team in 2014. “We’re losing a big chunk of kids but we’ve got a good, young group to fill in,” he said. “We’re Jeszy McGuire of Tantasqua begins to run out of the batter’s box after laying down a bunt. Tantasqua’s Kayla DiBiasie follows through on a first inning swing. in good shape.”
SPORTS BRIEFS Postseason Scoreboard RRI golf tournament set for June 28 On May 31 the seasons for the Tantasqua boys’ and girls’ tennis Rehabilitative Resources, Inc., one of the largest providers of sup- SEWING teams ended in the Central Mass. Division 1 district tournament. ports and services for people living with developmental disabilities The boys’, seeded sixth, lost to No. 3 Shrewsbury, 5-0. They fin- in Central Massachusetts, will hold its 17th annual Charity Golf MACHINE ished 10-7. The No. 11 Warrior girls lost to No. 6 Shepherd Hill, 4-1, Classic at Blissful Meadows Golf Club in Uxbridge on Friday, June and ended up 9-10. 28. The shotgun start time will be at 9 a.m. The cost is $520 per foursome (individuals can sign up for $130 per SALE person) and includes golf, cart, boxed lunch, golf towel, goodie bag All Classroom Bernina West Boylston resident cards hole-in-one at and buffet dinner. There will also be a raffle and silent auction. The event partner for the tournament is Insurance Professionals 330 machines go on Hemlock Ridge of New England. Proceeds will benefit programs and services at RRI and will provide greater opportunities for people with develop- sale for the month of On May 19, Larry Misiaszek of West Boylston got a hole-in-one mental disabilities in the community. Tee and Hole sponsorships on the par-3, 170-yard eighth hole at Hemlock Ridge Golf Course in are still available and welcomed. June to make room for Sturbridge. Larry used a Pinnacle ball and a 7-wood. His witness For more information, please visit the RRI website at was Russ Bigolow. www.rehabresourcesinc.org, or call (508) 347-8181 ext. 131. the new machines Sturbridge-based RRI has been providing supports and services to people living with developmental disabilities for 38 years. What PMC Sturbridge Kids Ride to raise money for began as an organization with two small group homes has grown Charlton Sewing Center into one of the largest human service providers in Central New Englands Sewing Sanctuary cancer care and research Massachusetts, and one of the largest employers in the Sturbridge 12 Stafford St. area. RRI has 44 residential sites, two day habilitation programs Charlton, MA 01507 STURBRIDGE — This June, the Pan-Massachusetts Challenge and manages over 70 vehicles that transport hundreds of individu- (PMC) Sturbridge Kids Ride will be one of 38 PMC Kids Rides als daily. 508-248-6632 throughout New England and beyond. The PMC Kids Rides program www.charltonsewingcenter.com in 2012 attracted nearly 4,500 cyclists between the ages of 2 and 15 or who rode between one and 26 miles in mini-bike-a-thons to raise St. Anne and St. Patrick to hold golf tournament www.charlton-sewing-school-house.com money for cancer care and research. To give the young cyclists an additional push, the PMC recognizes St. Anne and St. Patrick church will hold cyclists in the Kids Rides program who raise $250 or more. Riders its fifth annual golf tournament on Saturday, who meet this goal are honored as Heavy Hitters and receive an offi- June 15 at Hemlock Ridge Golf Course. The cial PMC hat, certificate and sticker to place on their helmets to four-person teams will participate in a select acknowledge their fundraising achievements. shot nine-hole tournament beginning at 8 The PMC Sturbridge Kids Ride expects 150 children, ages 3 to 13, a.m. The cost is $40 per person and green fees to ride several routes around Burgess Elementary School in with lunch to be provided. There will also be Sturbridge. The PMC Sturbridge Kids Ride was started by a group of a 50/50 raffle, a closest to the pin contest, a adult PMC cyclists and volunteers that live in the Sturbridge area putting contest, prizes for first, second and and have long been a part of the PMC family.The ride hopes to raise third place, and items and gift certificates to $20,000. be raffled off. All proceeds will benefit St. The PMC Sturbridge Kids Ride will be held from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 Anne and St. Patrick Parish. To register a a.m. on Sunday, June 23 at Burgess Elementary School in team please mail a check to St. Anne/St. Sturbridge. There is a $10 registration fee and a $25 fundraising min- Patrick, 16 Church Street, Fiskdale MA 01518 Randolph Vista Oak...... $1,370,80 imum. PMC Kids Rides are sponsored by Stop & Shop. Contributions with Attention to Angela. Any questions Cambridge Maple (Toffee)...... $1,935.00 can be made payable to the Pan-Mass Challenge. 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Box 90, Southbridge, MA The afternoon takes us to the Honora 01550; fax to 508-764-8015 or e-mail to atrem- Winery & Vineyards in Jacksonville, Vt., for Look how far [email protected]. a tour of the vineyard, the winery, a wine tasting visit in the Tasting Room and a com- we go! plimentary Honora etched souvenir glass. UNION SAINT JEAN-BAPTISTE Departure is from the RMV,LaRochelle Way, SOUTHBRIDGE — Council No. 12, Union Southbridge at 8:30 a.m. Cost of the trip is Saint Jean-Baptiste, a non-profit fraternal, $105 per person. offers the following trips. All trips are open August 11: “A Sunday Afternoon at Make a Statement to the public without restrictions. You do not Tanglewood” — for the 2:30 p.m. concert have to be a member of USJB to attend a with reserved seating in the Koussevitsky sponsored event. If you are interested in any Music Shed preceded by a luncheon at the this Summer! of the trips, please call for additional infor- Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge. Christian mation and for reservations. Zacharias, conductor and pianist, will lead Registration/payment forms are available the great Boston Symphony Orchestra in an Full color for $ on request and are necessary for participa- all-Beethoven program. The cost is $115 per 10pci tion on the excursions. Gift certificates are person and includes transportation, the con- as little as also available. The recipient can apply the cert and an all-inclusive luncheon. A budget gift certificate to any excursions of his/her payment plan is available. Departure is 8:45 choice up to the face value of the certificate. a.m. from the RMV, LaRochelle Way, Depot Call Ted Bartlett at 508-764-7909 for more Square, Southbridge. details of any of the trips. If no answer, August 18: “A Mystery Excursion” — a day please leave a message on the answering trip to a special place encompassing the idea 80,000 households strong by mail machine. The possibility of additional day of what you might experience in a certain trips may take place. Watch for these special European visit. Departure is 7 a.m. from the and tens of thousands more online announcements. RMV, LaRochelle Way, Depot Square, June 15: Evening at the Boston Pops — “A Southbridge. The cost is $69 per person. www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Country Salute to Our Troops” with Keith September 9-10: “Noah” at the Millennium Lockhart conducting the Boston Pops Theater, Lancaster, Pa. A return after 12 Contact us for all of your advertising needs: Orchestra in its 128th season and the Music years with new scenes and the most spectac- City Hit Makers as special guests in this 8 ular stage sets on the giant stage. The trip Nate 508-909-4064 p.m. concert in Symphony Hall, Boston, includes deluxe motor-coach transportation, with reserved second balcony center seat- tour escort, lodging at the Crown Plaza Hotel ing. Departure is 5:15 p.m. from the Registry in Reading, a wine and cheese reception, a Stonebridge Press, Inc. publishes Auburn News, Blackstone Valley Tribune, Spencer New Leader, of Motor Vehicles, LaRochelle Way, Depot complete dinner followed by a musical com- Southbridge Evening News, Webster Times, Winchendon Courier, Sturbridge Villager, Charlton Villager, Square, Southbridge. The cost including edy show at the hotel, and a visit to the new Woodstock Villager, Thompson Villager, Putnam Villager and Killingly Villager transportation is $54 per person. Sands Casino with a $35 bonus package. June 23: “A Day of Reflection and Sightseeing and visits to Kitchen Kettle OUR READERS TRUST OUR ADVERTISERS.OUR ADVERTISERS TRUST US. Rediscovery of Faith” — A visit to the Shops, Intercourse, Pa., possibly an Amish National Shrine of Divine Mercy in quilt shop and more and reserved seating for Stockbridge in an air-conditioned motor the performance of “Noah.” The cost is $280 coach from the RMV LaRochelle Way, per person, double occupancy. Cancellation Southbridge. Departure time is 8:45 a.m. insurance and a budget payment plan is from the RMV,LaRochelle Way,Southbridge. available. Departure is from Southbridge. Return time is about 6:30 -7 p.m. Stops for Tour deposit and optional waiver insurance rest and lunch (on your own). The cost is $39 due as soon as possible before June 23, 2013. per person. Space limited so call early. www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com July 13: “Vine to Wine in Vermont” — Turn To TRIPS, page 5 2 • THE VILLAGER • Friday, June 7, 2013 REAL ESTATE
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WEBSTER - 35 LAURELWOOD DR. OPEN HOUSE hope2own.com 12-2PM SUN *EXTRAORDINARY! Professionally decorated, custom 4 BR Colonial on PRI- Southbridge: OUT- STANDING 2005 508.943.4333 VATE 3.75 acres, superb location overlooking Webster Lake w/spectacular RICE REDUCED western water views, quality P Colonial set on 2 acres of land! Desirable layout workmanship & materials Brenda Ryan Jan Broker-Owner DiGregorio of 6 rooms 3 bedrooms Sharon Pelletier - Broker throughout, Mstr BR suite 2 1/2 baths. HUGE eat w/it's own frplc'd living rm & in kitchen with breakfast Licensed in MA, CT & RI private balcony! Gourmet bar and all the appliances. Front to back master bedroom w/master bath and walk in closet. Freshly painted. Top of kitchen! Family & formal din- the line Buderus HW baseboard heat. close to Woodstock WE WANT YOUR ing rms! 2 car att'd garage line. 2 car garage. Walk up attic for future expansion. Best PLUS a 36x48 det'd 6 car deal at $249,900. 380 N. Woodstock Road LISTINGS! garage& lg walk up 2nd Melissa Mary Jo Southbridge: 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 story!* $499,000 Cournoyer Demick Hilli MORTGAGE HELPER or INVESTMENT! Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! * June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski (speaks fluent Polish) * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Vanessa Kubic Hoeing Well maintained 2 family with 5 rooms 3 bed- WEBSTER - 7 HARRIS STREET THOMPSON - 108 GAWRON ROAD THOMPSON - 186 WAGHER RD. WEBSTER - 121 THOMPSON RD Spiro Vivian rooms each floor. Modern & Updated. Yard. Marrero- Thomo Doros 1st floor furnace updated & new. Electrical Circuit Breakers. Fully rented with $1475 coming in each month. Asking $153,900.
Southbridge: ESTAB- LISHED BUSINESS & Robin Debra BUILDING FOR SALE Giguere Nordby- Rivera in Downtown! Building consists of SOLD- ASSISTED SALE 13 units with 7 year old furnace. Short sale First Time Offered by Original Owner! 2300 Sq Ft price of $150,000. Business on first floor-Irish Stately Hip Roof Ranch! Loads of Character! 3 bed- Custom young farmer’s porch Colonial! Spacious Georgian Colonial! Grand Entry Foyer! Beautiful First time offered! 4 bdrm Cape! HWF! Pub style bar with potential liquor license-bar all rooms, 2 Baths! Double sided fireplace! 2 car open floor plan! Entry foyer with french doors! 3 set up with kitchen-turn key operation with beer Curved Open Staircase! 4-5 Bedrooms! 2.5 Baths! attached garage! Barn! Long, Deep & Wide circular New windows! 1/2 acre lot! Garage! bdrm! 1.5 Baths, central air! Beautiful walkout Debbie Joan Private Master Bath! Gas Heat! Central Air! Bonus 25 drive provideing a beautiful approach! All on 2.5 sliders lower level patio! Excellent location for in Thomo Lacoste taps, refrigerators, coolers-300k income. Sheds! Easy access to I-395. $159,900 $150,000. Call for details. Ask for Brenda. x 37 Two Story Carriage House! $199,900 Acres! Only $315,000 home business! Plenty of parking! $239,900 Southbridge: One of a Kind HOME! SOUTHBRIDGE - 20 TILLYER AVE DROP DEAD GOR- WEBSTER EW PRICE! GEOUS! 8 rooms 3 N bedrooms 3 full NEW ENGLAND COMMONS New Listing - Open House Chad Michelle baths! Beautiful Splaine Roy familyroom with WEBSTER - 13 SCENIC AVE. loads of windows overlooking manicured lawn & BARN. Any gour- June 9, Sunday 2-4 “We are met cook will jump at the chance to use this won- Unique 3 bed/ 2 1/2 bath Custom derful kitchen with granite counter & island. Contemporary! Open and spacious! Master part of Formal dining room with lots of windows! 1.2 Make acres. Excellent basement for hobbyist! $259,900 w/walk-in closet. Vaulted Beamed Living Room plus Family Room! Hardwood and Southbridge Stan tile floors. Cabinet-Packed Cherry kitchen, Misiaszek Home” Southbridge: granite/corian counters, island seats 5! LOCATION! First floor laundry. Abundant finished out- New Listing: Great 8 rm split has been LOCATION! Well WEBSTER: 55+ Adult Community Bright! door living spaces! Detached 2 Car garage! lovingly cared for! Gleeming hardwood maintained Brick Beautiful condo being offered! Priced to sell Inground Pool! Large 3-season Porch. Ranch! 7 rooms 3 flrs., granite kitchen floor! Formal dining quickly! Huge combo living/dining room! Large Lake View. Fenced Yard. Alternate heat rm w/sliders to expansive wrap-around bedrooms 2 bedrooms! French doors to deck! Full basement! source. $299,900 baths! 2 fire- porch! Fireplaced lower level! Economical places. Lovely 3 season porch overlooking Offering 3 months paid condo fees! $194,900 gas heat! 2 car garage!. $194,900 beautifully landscaped yard. Lower level has family room plus full bath-great in law set up. 201 SOUTH STREET 2 car garage. Very desirable neighborhood! Lets’s Talk Real Estate SOUTHBRIDGE, MA $194,900. WEBSTER LAKE - SOUTH POINT RD Seniors: Is it Time to Move? WEBSTER LAKE ~ LONG ISLAND 508-765-9155 There comes a time when families start to think about senior members moving. Factors such as retirement, LIST WITH US! finances, lifestyle, health or the distance between family members are just a few of the reasons why seniors 1-800-784-0445 We sold the highest price single may decide to relocate. FAX: 508-765-2698 family home at 1240 Eastford Rd, Moving is a big decision especially when a senior has lived in one place for a very long time. Many things Southbridge for $700,000!!! must be considered, including access to health care, recreation, social activities and practical concerns, such Now offering as grocery stores, libraries, climate, etc. We sold highest priced Access to Quality Care - For many seniors access to health care or options for health care assistance is the rental primary reason for moving. When considering options it is important look at the short-term solutions, but services 3 family for $176,000!!! at also consider long term scenarios. Options may include drop-in help, moving closer to a family member that 468 Hamilton St, Southbridge can assist when needed. HISTORIC WEBSTER LAKE LOT Community Services - It is also important to research the area community services. You will want to make LOW We sold highest priced note of services such as homecare, cleaning services, snow removal, transportation and home repair. Some INTEREST Condo for $83,500!!! at individuals may want access to volunteer organizations or senior centers where they can be involved in the RATES 104D Riverview Pl, Southbridge Southern exposure! Panoramic view! community. Prime Waterfront Island Lot! Perfect Vacation Breathtaking morning sunrises! Architectural Support - As an older adult, moving is an especially difficult transition. Finding the support the senior needs Dream Get-away, 6,245 sf, 50' Frontage, Clear, drawings! Engineered and approved, conser- in the new community is imperative. Groups that seniors can connect with will help the transition go almost level lot. Western Exposure = Beautiful smoother. Connect with church groups, home visit solutions or perhaps meetings that would be conducted vation site plan! Buy now! $199,000 in a home setting. Sunsets! Now $169,900. • THE VILLAGER • 3 WANTED Family must buy either house with garden area, small farm, will consider waterfront home, or muti-family. Will repair. Plasse R.E. 508-987-5588.
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Two winged, renovated Antique Colonial with area sitting on almost a full acre lot. 3BR/1Bath; 1st floor walk-out provides additional living/sleeping space for those many charm of yesteryears and modern amenities. Two heating 39 Joyce Street, Webster, Massachusetts family room/office and a generous sized wrap-around farm- guests you’ll be entertaining! Located on leased land, this is offered system, multiple living room/bedroom combinations, two ers porch. Located minutes to MA; priced to sell at at just $259,900 master suites. Lots of potential. $144,900 Wednesday, June 26, 2013 $135,000 Sale to Commence at 10:30 AM
Terms of Sale: A Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollar deposit in cash or certified check will be required at the time and place of sale with the balance due within twenty one (21) days of the sale. All other terms to be announced at the sale. For Further Information Contact: Dennis M. Sullivan, Esq., Attorney for Milford Federal Savings and Loan Association, 12 Congress Street, Milford, Massachusetts 01757. (508) 473-4811 THOMPSON MULTI-FAMILY - Allow your tenants to THOMPSON COMMERCIAL - 14,000+ sqft. Industrial THOMPSON - This 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath mobile home pay the mortgage as you collect the rents on this brick 2 mill on 1.5 acres of land. Property is solid with newer roof- has a nice view & convenient location in the 55+ age Edward D. Larkin, Auctioneer No. AU899, 280 Main Street, family. Recent updates to electrical, roof, windows, chim- ing, multiple heating systems, 3 phase service available, restricted park. Inside, this home is very spacious and has ney & furnace; one 3 BR/1 1/2 bath while the other is a loading dock, driving-in/garage space, & office space. an open floor plan, new carpets, lots of cabinets, a dining Milford, MA 01757 2BR/1bath, good sized backyard and off street parking. Located on busy state road with off-street parking. nook and even a breakfast bar. $42,500 Priced to move at $125,900 Asking just $250,000 P.O. Box 83 447 Riverside Dr. Thompson CT Phone: (860) 923-3377 Fax: (860) 923-5740 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 Take a virtual visit: www.johnstonrealestate.net 739 Guelphwood Rd., Southbridge Very private Contemporary on 15 acres. Hardwoods floors, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, balcony, big deck, 2 car garage with loft Charlton Road to 739 Guelphwood Inger Christensen 508-769-3823 (cell) • 25,000 Unique Visitors Every Week! [email protected] (email) www.IngerC.com 50 Years Experience Buying or Selling? • One Million Hits a Month Call Us Now 196 Park Ave., Worcester, MA 01609 Joanne Fontaine www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 508-479-9691 (cell) [email protected] (email) www.NewEnglandMoves.com 4 • THE VILLAGER • Friday, June 7, 2013 REAL ESTATE
508-943-7669 • 508-949-3205 Maria Reed Diane Luong Bob Zannotti Dave Vitkus Brenda Flanagan 508-873-9254 774-239-2937 508-414-8101 774-230-6550 508-769-1811 Open House Directory Jo-Ann Szymczak JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com CRS, GRI, SRES Realtor Connie Nedoroscik LICENSED IN MA & CT • Deadline: Monday at 10am Marketing Co-ordinator “Home Ownership Matters” (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse SOUTHBRIDGE - 63 Acres OPEN HOUSE DUDLEY - $389,900 (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult Ideal for Horse Lovers 4 ACRES (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community SUNDAY 11-1 ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE WEBSTER - Condo SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 2013 PEN HOUSE $69,900 PEN HOUSE O SAT. 12-2 O SAT. 12-2 DUDLEY * Totally applianced 62 Dresser Hill Rd S 12-2 $389,900 Diane Luong, Remax Advantage1 (774)239-2957 incudes washer/dryer SOUTHBRIDGE * Duplex Style * Open & wooded * HW floors * Custom 4000 sq ft * 1st floor house acreage * 2 parking spaces/gar Cape master BR suite 389/391 Lebanon Hill Rd S 12-2 $399,900 Jo-Ann, Remax Advantage1 (774)230-5044 * Barn/ corral * 2nd Barn/ Garage *Buyer incentives * HW floors * Fireplace 655 Worcester Rd S 12-2 $209,900 Maria Reed, Remax Advantage1 (508)873-2956 389/391 Lebanon Hill 17 Cutler St. 62 Dresser Hill Rd SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 2013 OXFORD - 2 UNITS DUDLEY-2 UNITS $199,900 DUDLEY - MINI ESTATE DUDLEY 1 Jons Way S 1-3 $249,900 Dave Vitkus, Remax Advantage1 (508)230-6550 WEBSTER $399,900 13 Scenic Ave S 2-4 $299,900 Hope Real Estate Group (508)943-4333 17 Cutler St C 11-1 $69,900 Jo-Annn Remax Advantage1 (774)230-5044 6 Groveland S 1-3 $294,900 Maria Reed, Remax Advantage1 (508)873-9256 SOUTHBRIDGE * 5-2-1 * Recent furnace * 2 BR each unit * Updated windows * Heated inground * In-law or rental unit 739 Guelphwood Rd S 1-4 Coldwell Banker Residential Broker/ * 3-1-1 * Level lot * Recent furnace & roof pool separate * Sided * View Now * 3rd level potential * Barn * $80,000 gourmet Inger Christensen 508-769-3823 living area * WD Furnace kitchen To have your open house listed in this directory please contact Sandy @ 508-909-4110 24 Pine St 28 Schofield Ave 21 Corbin Rd LET US Do Your Home Work! Looking to sell your home, let us do the work for you. Your ad will be seen in over 50,000+ households throughout Southern Worcester County. REAL ESTATE
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and entertainment FRIDAY, JUNE 14 MONDAY, JULY 15 Wednesday Night Karaoke and Dance Party Holy Trinity Greek Murder Mystery Dinner Janine’s Frostee Cruising for Charity Every Thursday and Orthodox Church “Tessie & Tommy’s “Polish Night” Car Show at Klems Saturday 80 Water St., Danielson, CT Rehearsal Dinner”?Salem Enjoy an evening with time- June 5-August 28 Trivia Night and DJ Cross Inn less classic Polish music, Every Wednesday from Karaoke Prudence Crandall Museum 260 West Main St., West good friends and a delicious 5:00 p.m. till dusk Every Tuesday 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. Lecture Series presents Brookfield, MA “Polish Plate” served at Music and concessions Live Country Music CT Appellate Attorney Advanced ticket sales Janine’s 100% of the profits go to Every other Friday at 9 p.m. Wesley W. Horton required 149 East St. (off Rte. 9) Masonic Children’s Charity Sherwood’s Restaurant & 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 508-867-2345 Ware, MA 117 West Main St., Spencer, Bar $6.00 admission MA 35 Rte. 171, South Canterbury First Kyle Ray Full schedule at Woodstock, CT Congregational Church 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. www.klemsonline.com 860-963-1230 FRIDAY, JUNE 7 6 S. Canterbury Rd. Janine’s Frostee Annual International Canterbury, CT 149 East St. (off Rte. 9) ONGOING Trivia Night Bazaar 860-546-7800 Ware, MA Karaoke Every Wednesday 5:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Bradley Playhouse presents Every Saturday 8 p.m.-12 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. Free admission, Guy Bergeron SATURDAY, JUNE 15 the comedy, “You Can’t In the Veterans Lounge Free to play free entertainment 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Lyle Pierce & Guest Take It With You” Public invited Food and drink special Food, giant flea market Janine’s Frostee 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. May 31, June 1, 7, 8, 14, 15 American Legion Tuttle Prizes Rides and games for the kids 149 East St. (off Rte. 9) Janine’s Frostee at 7:30 p.m. Post #279 Hank’s Restaurant Mary Queen of the Rosary Ware, MA 149 East St. (off Rte. 9) June 2, 9 and 16 at 2:00 p.m. 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA 416 Providence Rd., Parish Ware, MA Order tickets by phone 508-832-2701 Brooklyn, CT 60 Maple St., Spencer, MA SUNDAY, JUNE 9 860-928-7887 860-774-6071 www.MaryQueenOfTheRosa Annual Spring Picnic FRIDAY, JUNE 21 ry.org Noon – 6:00 p.m. Paisley Rowland Rain or shine 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Free Tai Chi in the park Conversations with Keith Featuring steamed clams, Janine’s Frostee First Fridays in Every Wednesday Fridays 10 a.m.-11 a.m. First Friday at lobsters, Chicken BBQ 149 East St. (off Rte. 9) Downtown Putnam, CT 5:00-5:30 p.m. A live talk radio show on Arts & Framing Polish and American foods Ware, MA First Friday of every month Putnam Rotary Park WARE 1250AM & The Sochor Art Gallery Music by The Gold Rush May through October Kennedy Dr., Putnam, CT and downloadable on the Featured artist is Band SUNDAY, JUNE 23 Live music, art exhibits Call Quiet Korner internet anytime Caroll Spinney 200 Sportsmen Club Donna Lee & Friends Demonstrations, perform- Health and Wellness Sponsored by The Holistic 112 Main St., Putnam, CT 184 Sutton Rd., Webster, MA 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. ances for more information Center 860-963-0105 508-943-9722 Janine’s Frostee Art attacks 860-576-0126 West Brookfield 149 East St. (off Rte. 9) Events start at 6:00 p.m. 508-867-3409 Noah Lis Paddle for a Cure Ware, MA 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. Aerobic Workout Classes Live Entertainment Friday Janine’s Frostee Riverside Park, Saturday Mornings Night 149 East St. (off Rte. 9) Greenway Dr., Brooklyn, CT MONDAY, JUNE 24 8:30-9:30 Hexmark Tavern at Salem Ware, MA Call 860-774-6010 or go to Janine’s Frostee $5.00 drop in Cross Inn facebook.com/paddle- “Polish Night” Spencer Fish & Game Club 260 West Main St., West SATURDAY, JUNE 8 foracure Enjoy an evening with time- 155 Mechanic St., Spencer, Brookfield, MA Annual International less classic Polish music, MA 508-867-2345 Bazaar Donna Lee & Friends good friends and a delicious www.salemcrossinn.com 12 noon – 10:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. “Polish Plate” served at Live Music and Free admission, free enter- Janine’s Frostee Janine’s Entertainment tainment 149 East St. (off Rte. 9) 149 East St. (off Rte. 9) Every Friday night 1st Thursdays are Food, giant flea market Ware, MA Ware, MA Teresa’s Restaurant Chicken Night Rides and games for the kids Rt. 32, Palmer Rd. 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. Mary Queen of the Rosary Annual Greek Festival THURSDAY, JUNE 27 Ware, MA Family style baked chicken Parish Noon – 5:00 p.m. Conor Nickerson 413-967-7601 with fries, pasta & marinara 60 Maple St., Spencer, MA Free admission 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. sauce, www.MaryQueenOfTheRosa Classic Greek cuisine Janine’s Frostee Firehouse Karaoke salad and rolls ry.org and entertainment 149 East St. (Rte. 9) With Jim Lapierre Adults: $11.75 Holy Trinity Greek Ware, MA Every Thursday Children under 10: $6.75 Annual Greek Festival Orthodox Church Carmellas American Legion Tuttle 11:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. 80 Water St., Danielson, CT 55 South Maple St. (Rte. 9) Post #279 Free admission Brookfield, MA 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA Classic Greek cuisine 508-832-2701 Friday, June 7, 2013 • THE VILLAGER • 5 TRIPS OFFERED
Oct. 5: “A Day of Culture and Nature” — a brought to the Senior Center in Sturbridge. Estate & Asheville, NC. The cost is $479 per July 14: Plymouth’s Pilgrim Belle. visit to the Russian Icon Museum with more Bus leaves from Bethlehem Lutheran person. Experience an authentic Paddle Wheeler! than 350 icons, noted as the largest collec- Church parking lot, Main Street, November 6: Crysthanamum Show at Superb luncheon at Hearth & Kettle, tion in North America, followed by a lunch- Sturbridge. Smith College with lunch at Spoletos; shop- Plymouth Rock too! The cost is $72 per per- eon (on your own) at O’Connor’s June 13: “Charlie Thomas and the ping in Northampton and Yankee Candle. son. Bus leaves Southbridge at 8:30 a.m. and Restaurant. After a great lunch, we travel to Drifters” at Danvers Yacht Club in Danvers. The cost is $56 per person. leaves Webster at 9 a.m. Tower Hill Botanic Garden offering the The very popular Drifters will bring back November 13: Northshore Music Theatre July 23: “Mystery Ride.” Meal choice of beauty of autumn flowering gardens and the music you loved in the 50s and 60s. The “Miss Saigon” with lunch at Danversport Chicken or Fish, July 4th Theme. The cost is panoramic views. Departure is 8 a.m. from Drifters were inducted into the Rock and Yacht Club. The cost is $93 per person. $30 per person. Bus leaves Webster (only) at the RMV,LaRochelle Way,Southbridge. Cost Roll Hall of Fame and on the Pop charts 37 December 4: Newport Playhouse, “Angel 6 p.m. Destination: “It’s A Mystery?” Fun is $49 per person. times. Price: $81 per person. on My Shoulder.” The cost is $71 per person. and gifts for all! November 16: A day in New York City to June 28-29: September 11 Memorial in December 14: Reagle Players Christmas August 18: Newport Playhouse Show and do as you wish. Sightseeing, visit a museum, New York City and West Point Academy and Show. The cost is $74 per person. Lobster Fest, Special Lobster buffet. Terrific shop, dine, attend a matinee Broadway much more. Details later. “Squabbles” show and cabaret.The cost is show, etc. Departure is 6:30 a.m. from the July 16: Italian Fest with the Italian $85 per person. Bus leaves Southbridge at RMV, LaRochelle Way, Southbridge, with Connection. Plantsville, Conn. Boston’s best DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA 8:30 a.m. and leaves Webster at 9 a.m. return about 10:30 p.m. The cost is $52 per Italian band. WEBSTER — The Daughters of Isabella is September 5-9: 9-11 Memorial Tour to person. Please reserve early. Aug. 13: Broadway and the Feast. York, holding the following trips, which are open Washington, Pennsylvania and New York December 7: Festival of Christmas Lights Maine. Traditional Maine Lobsterbake and to the public. The bus pick-ups are at the Big City. Planned to be a special spiritual, at the LaSalette National Shrine with con- show. Bunny Parking Lot in Southbridge and memorial event. The cost is $579 per person. cert of seasonal music, museum of interna- Oct. 22-24: Gettysburg, Philadelphia. Tracy Court and Davis Street (Municipal Bus leaves Webster at 7 a.m. nd leaves tional nativity crèches. Gift and Book Shop, Dec. 5: Salem Cross Inn and Bright Nights. Parking Lot behind Commerce Insurance Southbridge and 7:30 a.m. the bistro, candle shrine preceded by a W. Brookfield. on Main Street) in Webster. Please note that September 22: Friesians Of Majesty - luncheon at Wright’s Farm Restaurant. The final payment is due 30 days prior to tour Outstanding Putney Inn cost is $41 for adults, $30 for 4 to 10 and no departure date. Your deposit on these tours Luncheon/Basketville. Majestic Friesian charge for children under 3. Departure is MARY QUEEN OF THE ROSARY Horse Show and narrated tour. The cost is PARISH confirms your reservation. Please make 10:45 a.m. from the RMV, Southbridge and checks payable to: “Bernadette Circle No. $85 per person. Bus leaves Webster at 7:30 return time is 8 p.m. Reservation deadline is SPENCER — Mary Queen of the Rosary 709” and mail to Bernadette Circle No 709, a.m. and leaves Southbridge at 8 a.m. Dec. 4. Parish, 60 Maple St., Spencer, is offering the Post Office Box 201, Webster, MA 01570. Tour October 6-8: Atlantic City Resorts Casino - following trips. For more information, call components are subject to change, based on Atlantic City’s Original Casino! The cost is $199 per person and includes $25 casino slot SOUTHBRIDGE SENIORS the trip representative, Bernard Dube at availability. Changes will be noted. For fur- (508) 885-3098. ther information or reservations, please call play,two buffets and casino revue show. Bus SOUTHBRIDGE — The Casaubon Senior January 28 to February 18, 2014: Australia either Jan Caouette at 508-887-2215; leaves Webster at 7 a.m. and leaves Center is offering the following trips that and New Zealand — Sydney, Cairns, Great Bernadette Langlois at 508-943-8047 or Southbridge at 7:30 a.m. are open to the public. Please check flyers Barrier Reef, Ayers Rock, Alice Springs, Suzanne Clearwater at 774-230-0669 (cell). November 17: Indian Head Resort for cancellation policies and trip insurance Melbourne, Auckland, Rotorua, The Daughters of Isabella is a nonprofit and Christmas Show and Luncheon. The cost is availability.Day trips must be paid for at the Queenstown, Christchurch and more. There charitable Catholic women’s organization. $72 per person. Bus leaves Southbridge at 8 time you sign up. You must also include a is a three-day extension to Fiji for those that June 23: Boston Ducks. Visit the Boston a.m. and leaves Webster at 8:30 a.m. Terrific phone number so you can be informed of would like to spend time in the South Common, enjoy luncheon and ride The Christmas Show, fabulous buffet and Santa! bus departure times. Trips are open to the Pacific. If you would like to do Australia Ducks. The U.S. Navy is here too. Narrated December 8: Wright’s Chicken Farm, full public! Please check flyers for cancellation only, the dates are: February 17 to March 2, sightseeing cruise! The cost is $82 per per- course luncheon and The National Shrine of policies and trip insurance availability. 2014. son. The bus leaves Southbridge at 8:30 a.m. LaSalette, shrine and lights. The cost is $62 Make checks payable to the Southbridge Jan. 28 to Feb. 18, 2014: Australia and New and leaves Webster at 9 a.m. per person. Bus leaves Southbridge at 10 Senior Citizens Association, 153 Chestnut Zealand including Sydney, Cairns, Alice a.m. and leaves Webster at 10:30 a.m. St., Southbridge, MA 01550. Contact Jim Springs, Ayers Rock, Melbourne, North and Julian at the Casaubon Senior Center South Islands of New Zealand, Monday, Wednesday or Friday mornings Christchurch, Queenstown, Rotorua, from 8:30 to 10 a.m. or call 774-922-4049 or e- Auckland, and more. mail him at [email protected]. April 11-27, 2014: South Africa — The Big Picture July 18: The comedy of Andre and Cirell. Johannesburg, Kruger National Park, They have performed their comedy, impres- Swaziland, Hluhluwe Game Reserve, St. Photo Reprints Available sions and music in Las Vegas and Atlantic Lucia Wetland Nature Park, Port Elizabeth, City.For only $76 you will get a deluxe motor Pumba Game Reserve, Tsitsikamma coach ride, have a full dinner of chicken or National Park, Featherbed Elephant Options & Prices haddock. In addition you will see one of the Sanctuary, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope Digital Copy (emailed) $5.00 best comedy shows in the area. No refunds Nature Reserve, Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe), 4” x 6” Glossy Print $5.00 after July 7. and more. August 15: Gambling at Foxwoods casino. June 19 to July 1, 2014: England’s 8.5” x 11” Glossy Print $10.00 $25 gets you a deluxe motor coach from the Countryside, London and Wales — London, Southbridge Community center to Cambridge, York, Whitby, Chester, Call Or Email for Details Foxwoods, $15 toward the buffet and $10 in Caernarfon, Bath, Wells, Glastonbury, Keno tickets subject to the casino. The bus Cheddar, Stonehenge, Salisbury and more. (please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery by mail) will leave the Southbridge Community September 9-17, 2014: Peru — Lima, Cuzco, Center at 7 a.m. and return about 5 p.m. No Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley of the refunds after August 1. Incas, Pisac, Chinchero, Maras, Moray, September 29 – October 4: Las Vegas trip Ollantaytambo and more. will include all transfers, flights, hotel and driver gratuities. The cost of the trip will be $660 per person double and $780 single. We YOUNG AT HEART will stay at the Flamingo located on the Las FAITH FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Vegas strip. We will fly direct to Vegas and UXBRIDGE — The Young at Heart Group have one stop on the return. A deposit of of Faith Fellowship Church is offering the $100 per person is due at sign up. following trips that are open to the commu- October 15: An Italian Festival at nity. All trips leave from Faith Fellowship Luciano’s on Lake Pearl. For only $80 you Church, 647 Douglas St., Uxbridge. Call Sue will get a deluxe motor coach ride to beauti- at 508-372-9266 for more information. ful Lake Pearl and enjoy Italy’s funniest June 11- June 14: “Noah” at Sight and clean comedian who stared with Tony Sound in Lancaster, Pa., 4 days, 6 meals. The Danza and Chubby Checker. You will also cost is $369 per person. hear the music of Frank Zamba. You will September 11: Ogunquit Playhouse “ West have a meal of Chicken or baked haddock. Side Story,” with lunch at Dockside. The No refunds after October 5. cost is $102 per person. November 12: A Tribute to Judy and Liza. September 18-20: Three-day trip to North This show stars Suzanne Gulete and Denise Conway, NH; cog railway, boat cruise on Rose. These two women look like and sound Squam Lake; order off menu at White like Judy and Liza. For only $80 you get a Mountain Resort. The cost is $439 per per- Call or email Stonebridge Press today deluxe motor coach to the Venus DiMilo in son. 508-764-4325 or [email protected] Swansea and have a full meal of chicken or October 4: Turkey Train! Lake baked haddock. No refunds after November Winnipesauskee. The cost is $63 per person. You can also download your photo reprint form 1. October 13-18: Six-day trip to Biltmore at www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 2014 trip to Aruba or St Croix: I am look- ing for either 5 or 7 nights all inclusive. If you have any interest in either trip please contact me so we can discuss. CHARLTON SENIOR CENTER LOCAL TRUSTED CHARLTON — The Charlton Senior Center is offering the following trips. All ages are welcome. You do not have to live in Charlton or be a senior citizen. Mail checks to PO Box 688, Charlton, MA 01507. All pick- BUSINESS DIRECTORY ups are at St. Joseph’s Church. Your cars may be left there. For more information, call Carolyn at (508) 248-9456. July 7: Boston Pops. More information to Our readers trust our advertisers be announced soon. July 25: “Halalellujah Girls” at the CHIMNEY GUTTERS HANDYMAN PROPERTY MAINTENANCE PAINTING PEST CONTROL Newport Playhouse. Hilarity abounds with this very entertaining and feisty show. The girls get together at the SPA-DEE-DAH CHIMNEYS No Job Morin DiGeronimo PEST CONTROL every Friday and have a ball. The cost is $76 & MASONRY GUTTERS Too Small Maintenance Accurate Pest per person. Final payment due by June 30. Home Improvement, Control Chimney Cleanings Home Maintenace Repairs •Spring and fall PAINTING Make check out to Fox Tours. ONLY $99 * Cleanings * Handyman Services cleanup Residential Specialist Full Pest Control August TBA: Nantucket Spectacular, First •Landscaping Quality MA Reg # 174661 Services Class Cabin Ferry Service, includes private FREE Estimates •Lawn Affordability & Trust Over 27 yrs. $50 OFF Chimney Caps * Repairs * • Cellars, Baths etc. Maintenance Without Compromise sundeck, food and beverages, sightseeing • Older Home Floor •Property Maintenance experience Or Masonry Work. Leveling Interior rooms time and transportation to and from the All kinds of masonry work, •Full Handyman Services Reasonable Rates ferry. The cost is $72 per person. Final pay- * Installations * • Laminate Flooring •Snow/Trash Removal As low as $159 foundation and chimney • Suspended Ceilings Owner Operated ment due by July 20. Make check out to Fox repair, new roofs, Free Estimates • Painting Fully Licensed & Insured Ceilings $99 Tours and stonewalls!! 508-867-2877 • Caretaker Services 508-757-8078 Quality Chimney • Power Washing (508)347-0110 October 10-15: Albuquerque Balloon 508-754-9054 Free Call Woodwork $99 Ask for David Hight (508)752-1003 and MORE!! Auburn, MA Fiesta includes airfare, seven nights, six A. Eagle Gutters See Our Work Online (508)612-6427 days, eight meals; day 1-3 in Albuquerque nojobtoosmallhome Specializing In: and days 4-5 in Santa Fe. The cost is $2249 improvement.com • Color Changes per person, double occupancy. Tel. 508-414-7792 • Foyers & Stairways CONSTRUCTION HANDYMAN Dudley, MA PAINTING • Wallpaper Removal ROOFING • Cathedral/Vaulted FRIENDS OF STURBRIDGE SENIOR Semi-Retired Call us Ceilings Giles Brothers PAINTING • Exterior Paint & Stain Saunders & CENTER Construction & All Kinds Of Repairs On: today and Home Remodeling Gutters Cleaned Interior/ Sons Roofing STURBRIDGE — The Friends of Chimneys & Foundations Exterior Sturbridge/Fiskdale Seniors present the fol- New Homes, Additions Repainted, Rebuilt, Or ask how to Owner On Every Job!! lowing trips. Flyers are available at the Garages, Decks. Door & Stuccoed. Rain & Critter Power Washing Window Replacement. Call Bill Toll Free Sturbridge Senior Center. For reservations, Caps installed, great prices! place your Vinyl Siding, Roofing Siding Trim Installed Carpentry 1-866-961-ROOF information, or to receive a flyer by mail, Kitchen & Bathroom Around Windows & Doors ad in this • FREE ESTIMATES • 508-765-0100 call Tina at 508-347-9028 or Marie at 508-347- And On Overhanging Jets • FULLY Insured • Remodels. Hardwood • Reasonable Rates • MA Reg # 153955 9173. Trip prices include driver gratuity. & Ceramic Flooring Security Bars Installed section, Cell 508 577 7940 Member Of The BBB Checks, payable to Friends of Sturbridge Interior Finish Work On Windows & Rich O’Brien James DiGeronimo Fully Insured Free Estimates Various Openings Family owned and operated Seniors, are usually due a month prior to Licensed & Insured Have Tools, Will Travel 508-909- Painting Serving Central MA Paul (508)949-2384 And Beyond *Now Accepting All* trip date and may be mailed to Tina Galati, Roland Dubrule 28 Years Of Experience *Major Credit Cards* 97 Wallace Road, Sturbridge, MA 01566 or Peter (860)923-0482 508-832-4446 4111 508-248-7314 6 • THE VILLAGER • Friday, June 7, 2013 Dining & Entertainment Visit these fine establishments for great food and entertainment Call Nate at 508.909.4064 to advertise
ComingComing Sat.Sat. JulyJuly 2727 YankeeYankee DinerDiner A Tribute to the Beatles American Lanes 123 North St. • Southbridge, MA 01550 • 508-764-6004 Call 413-967-7601 for tickets or info. Plan your OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK For Lunch & Dinner BIRTHDAY PARTIES Live Music & Entertainment Every Friday Night! Gift Certificates Available - Daily Specials at American Lanes! Parties ~ Reunions ~ Weddings ~ Showers Leave the cleaning to us! Special Occasions ~ Seats 50-200 Cost: $25 per hour per lane “Chef quality, Diner prices!” Ten Pin or Candlepin Your Hosts – The Ferrentino Family (Bumper Bowl or Regular) Come enjoy a very Teresa’s Restaurant (Bring your own food) traditional Daily yet delicious Rt. 32, Palmer Rd., • Ware, MA • Pool Tables Vending Machines breakfast and lunch Specials! 413-967-7601 Video Games www.TeresasRestaurantWare.com menu. To-Go Orders 508-434-0900 O Piano Bar with Don & Yvonne OPEN: M-F 6am-2pm•Sat 7am-1pm• Sun 7:30am-1pm Jim’s Flyin’ Diner UR Sunday Nights 6pm starting in June 14 Worcester Rd. (Rte. 20E) Charlton, MA 01507 11TH Your hosts, Between the Junctions of Rte. 31 & Rte. 169 YEAR! The Fitzpatricks Facebook: plouffe’s yankee diner (at the Southbridge Airport) since 1987
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(NAPS) ularity is the use of compos- And 40,000 tons of wood and If you’re like an increas- ite decking materials plastic are kept out of land- ing number of Americans at instead of wood. In fact, fills. There’s also a 25-year springtime, you’ve begun today’s composite decking stain and fade limited war- thinking about better weath- manufacturers can simulate ranty on some lines. er and outdoor entertaining. the look of many exotic Fiberon decking and rail- One of the most popular hardwoods. ing comes in multiple colors ways to enjoy the season is Modern composite deck- and profile options so your making sure you have a ing and railing are now as deck can be completely cus- great outdoor space. For beautiful as real wood, with tomized. The Fiberon Deck some 30 million American the added benefits of dura- Design Idea Tool lets you homes, this means a deck. bility and low mainte- pick the colors, styles and Why A Deck nance—unlike wood decks products for your dream Here are three of the rea- that require backbreaking deck and then save the selec- sons why decks of all types staining every year or two, tions or share them via e- are becoming so popular: composites keep their beau- mail with family and 1. A deck adds to the ty for decades. Plus, compos- friends. value of your home. ite decking and railing Special Promotion According to Remodeling means absolutely no splin- To help people get started, magazine, you can expect ters, twisting or warping, the company will give away about a 65 percent return on and resis–tance to scratches, $5,000 in decking products to your investment. mold and stains. Not even one lucky homeowner per 2. New materials any nail or screw heads to month for four months, make decks more durable catch bare feet. through July. One composite decking and easier to maintain. LEARN MORE 3. Decks are the ideal and railing company, good-weather entertain- Fiberon, makes all its deck- For further facts and tips, ment space. Add an outdoor ing in America with sustain- go to grill, portable bar or hot tub able practices. The manufac- www.fiberondecking.com or and you have a party. turing process captures 98.5 call (800) 573-8841. An option growing in pop- percent of waste materials. Whole-House Water Filtration Systems Offer Many Benefits A deck can be a special oasis for your home. refrigerator, even your ice- Simple Tips For A Cleaner, maker. • Hair color treatments may last longer and look “richer” because chlorine and other additives have More Efficient Home been reduced. (NAPS) • Glasses and dishes are free of water spots, and There’s good news for those who want to washed clothing is soft and get a handle on cleaning their home but not scratchy, saving money don’t know where to start. on fabric softeners. The experts from the Institute of Home • Treated water lathers Science have some practical advice and use- better, saving money on ful guidelines to help you get your home in soaps and detergents. tip-top shape. From the laundry room to the • Because you have bottled kitchen, here’s how to kick- start your clean- water quality right at the ing. tap, you can reduce the cost The laundry room: This is the room and environmental impact where stains are treated, clothes are folded, from small-pack bottled and washers and dryers take on all sorts of water. fabrics. It can be a daunting place, but a lit- A whole-house water filtration system can provide a homeowner Other less noticeable, but tle effort goes a long way. many benefits, including clear, odorless and better-tasting drinking • Organization is key—Make sure to pre- water that’s available at every tap within a home. very important, potential benefits include: sort your laundry into designated baskets • A longer life for water- for lights, darks and whites. When you’re (NAPS) digital display provides sys- heating appliances by reduc- ready, your laundry will be too. tem status, measures water The United States has ing sediment and hard • Less is more—Don’t overload the washer used and, in some cases, can some of the world’s best, water buildup inside the or dryer. Clothes will come out cleaner and automatically connect with most drinkable water. But units less wrinkled when given room to move the service organization to freely. no matter where a home’s • Potentially reduced call for service. Finally, a • Go easy on the suds—If you have a high- water originates, from a water and energy bills Don’t overload the washer or dryer. That’s the reverse osmosis system in efficiency (HE) washer, use only HE deter- large municipal supply to a • The positive environ- word from experts who say clothes will come out the kitchen offers even more gents in the proper amount to help prevent private well, a whole-house mental impact of reduced cleaner and less wrinkled when given room to filtering of drinking water. oversudsing and the buildup of odor-caus- water filtration system can water, energy and detergent move freely. A local water expert like ing residue. With a regular washing make it better. use. your Culligan Man is knowl- machine, remember that concentrated wipe down any spilled residue. With the right whole- That’s just the beginning. edgeable on local water sup- detergents require using smaller amounts. • Stop prerinsing the dishes—Remember, house water filtration sys- A local water expert like the plies, and uniquely suited to • Don’t overdry your clothes— Contrary to most dishwashers are designed to sense the tem, homeowners can Culligan Man can provide recommend a whole-house popular belief, it’s actually a lack of mois- amount of soil on the dishes and will run access the best water possi- more information about all ble throughout their home. water filtration system that ture that causes your clothes to shrink. the cycle accordingly. Scrape food items off, the benefits of a whole- but there is no need to rinse. About whole-house sys- makes sense for a homeown- Next, the kitchen: This room is typically house water filtration sys- both the busiest and messiest room in a • When in doubt, throw it out—Start clear- tems er’s needs. tem to a homeowner, assess home. So how do you keep it looking spot- ing the refrigerator by putting contents on A good whole-house water BENEFITS OF A that homeowner’s specific less? the counter. No idea how long that mustard filtration system consists of WHOLE-HOUSE SYSTEM needs, and recommend a • Declutter the countertops—Rather than has been in the fridge? Get rid of it. Use the several components. system that makes sense. displaying your small kitchen appliances, three “E” rules as your guidelines—if it’s Multiple filters reduce sedi- There are many benefits LEARN MORE store them in easy-access cabinets and take expired, empty or makes you say “ew,” toss ments and other solids (dirt, of a whole-house water fil- out only when needed. Appliance garages it. silt, rust) that can create tration system. Some are For more information, have become a popular feature in newer With over 100 years of practice, Whirlpool cloudy, dirty water. The sys- more noticeable than oth- contact your local Culligan homes to create a streamlined kitchen expe- Corporation knows a thing or two about tem can also reduce chlo- ers: Man for help or visit rience. household chores; this practical experience rine taste and odor, and • Clear, odorless and bet- www.culligan.com/en- • Shield your cookware—To make cleanup led to the creation of the Whirlpool Institute address specific water ter-tasting drinking water is us/d/homes/whole-house- a breeze after cooking or baking, line your of Home Science. For more ideas and infor- issues like acidity, hardness available throughout the water-filters/. cookware with tinfoil before placing in the mation, visit the Institute of Home Science or contaminants. A system’s home from every tap, your oven. After dinner, just toss out the foil and on Facebook. Soup Up Your Yard With Homegrown Superfruits (NAPS) for landscaping around your larly, has delicate, lacy purple flowers appear in Superfruits—fruits that home. Large clusters of foliage in a dramatic near- early summer and are fol- are exceptionally rich in glossy black berries ripen in black color. lowed by gleaming red vitamins and antioxi- late summer, making aronia Black Beauty has bigger, berries. The plants produce dants—are popular ingredi- a standout in the kitchen as bolder foliage but the same fruit continuously until ents in a variety of healthy well as the garden. dark purple-black color. autumn and never need foods. The fruits are sometimes Both offer large pink flowers spraying or special atten- Fortunately, although known as chokeberries that give way to small black tion. “superfruit” connotes some- because of their very sour berries that are very high in Though goji has been pop- thing rare and exotic, a sur- flavor but they can be sweet- vitamin C; research sug- ular in China for many cen- prising number of these ened and used in juice, jam, gests they can be effective in turies, specially selected plants, including aronia, desserts, even wine, which minimizing flu symptoms. varieties have only recently elderberry and goji berry, makes it even easier to savor Black Lace elderberry can beau- Elderberry plants don’t become available in North Sweet Lifeberry goji produces are hardy shrubs that can be their high levels of antioxi- tify the landscape and provide mind cold weather, surviv- America. These include antioxidant-packed berries of grown right in your back- dants and vitamins. In fact, bumper crops of nutritious ing through temperatures of Sweet Lifeberry and Big exceptional vigor, flavor and yard. They’re easy to grow they’ve been enjoyed in fruits. -25° F, and they can grow Lifeberry goji from Proven size. and require no spraying or Scandinavia, Eastern well even in partial shade Winners ColorChoice Europe, and Russia for (up to four hours a day). For Shrubs, and they were cho- complicated pruning and and provide bumper crops LEARN MORE decades. the most abundant elderber- sen for their exceptional produce pound after pound of nutritious fruits. Aronia tolerates winter ry harvest, you should put at vigor, flavor and size. You can find all these of juicy, nutritious fruit Varieties that have been temperatures as low as -40° least two plants in your gar- Goji berries can tolerate plants at a garden center, in every year. se–lected for ornamental F, and does best when plant- den. temperatures as low as -20° the fruits or the shrubs sec- foliage are especially useful ARONIA ed where it will get at least F. They need to be grown in tion. They cost between $20 for home gardeners, as they six hours of sun each day. GOJI BERRIES a sunny spot but they’re not and $50 depending on size. are even more attractive Aronia is a large shrub fussy about soil and need lit- For further facts, tips and than plain green wild types. Goji berries are antioxi- native to eastern North ELDERBERRY tle water or fertilizer once re–cipes, visit Black Lace, which was dant-packed and sell for America. With showy white they’re established. They www.ProvenWinners. Elderberry is another developed in England, high prices at health food flowers in spring and blaz- can be planted in the ground com/VitaminBerries. North American native where elderberry flowers stores but they’re actually ing red leaves in autumn, it or grown in a large pot on a makes an excellent choice shrub that you can count on and berries are eaten regu- easy-to-grow shrubs. Also to beautify the landscape known as wolfberry,the rich deck or patio. Friday, June 7, 2013 • THE EXPRESS • 3 HOME &GARDEN Top Tips For Remodeling A Basement (NAPS) and the foundation is properly graded to A remodeled basement can add comfort carry water away from the house. and value to a home. In fact, according to 2. To manage interior moisture, fix cracks Remodeling magazine’s 2013 Cost vs. Value and faulty seams and add the proper vapor Report, basement re?models are still one of barriers and insulation. the top remodeling projects and typically 3. Use proper construction methods and consist of about a third of the entire home’s materials to control water, air movement available space. and vapor diffusion. When it comes to finishing a basement, 4. Use an Energy Star-rated dehumidifier whether it’s for a “man cave,” laundry room, to control high humidity levels. playroom or home office, hiding concrete or Several organizations, including the cinder blocks behind drywall, wood and car- Environmental Protection Agency, pet is the easy part. American Lung Association, and American However, building new spaces that won’t Medical Association, all recommend using encourage mold and mildew or become dehumidifiers to maintain humidity levels damaged by condensation is much more dif- of 50 percent or less in the home, like the ficult. That’s because since concrete is ones offered by Santa Fe. porous and in contact with the cool ground, Santa Fe high-capacity dehumidifiers are it can become a condensing surface for designed to be energy efficient and operate water vapor. effectively in the cooler temperatures of a As a result, moist drywall and carpet can basement. That can help maintain the struc- begin to grow mold and mildew, causing tural integrity of your home, inhibit mold musty odors and decay; this can even growth, and improve the indoor air quality become a health risk for those who live in of your home by removing odor-causing the home. moisture. High relative humidity in the basement Also, remember that air in the basement can also affect the electronics, furniture, is also circulating through the rest of the woodwork, painted surfaces, and personal home, contributing to poor indoor air quali- belongings that are stored there. To help, ty and causing uncomfortably high humidi- here are some tips. ty levels. This may lead to costly problems such as mold growth, increased air condi- MOISTURE CONTROL TECHNIQUES tioner loads, and swelling of millwork and cabinetry. 1. To manage exterior moisture, ensure To learn more, visit that the rain gutters are in working order www.DehumidifierSolutions.com. Moist drywall and carpet in a basement can grow mold and mildew, causing musty odors and decay. This can become a health risk for those who live in the home. Neutrals Make A Splash In Toward Pain-Free Gardening (NAPS) Kitchens And Bathrooms You can lessen the aches and pains that can come (NAPS) from growing a beautiful garden if you heed the A growing number of dec- advice of gardening expert orators—and homeown- and author Melinda Myers: ers—are expressing positive opinions about the trend of SMART GARDENING using neutral colors. • Vertical Gardening— Survey?Shows Garden up. Grow plants on a According to the National blank wall, fence or post. Kitchen & Height makes gardening Bath?Association’s annual easier and creates visual design trends survey,gray is interest. currently used in 55 percent • Choose Your Tools of kitchens and 56 percent of Wisely—Look for ergonomic bathrooms, creating chic, grips, long handles and sophisticated spaces. ratcheted tools to keep your Other popular looks for posture upright, give you kitchens include: more power and make the • white painted cabinetry grip easier. • glass backsplashes • Leverage Heavy Loads— • LED lighting Split up large loads into • water-saving faucets smaller increments. Use • satin-nickel finishes. everyday items such as a In the bath, look for more wagon or winter sled to help and more: you move supplies around. Taking the aches and pains out of gardening may be easier than • ceramic and porcelain • Take Breaks—Work five- many people realize. minute breaks into your tiles gardening schedule to lower therapy for more than 30 To further help people • undermounted sinks. your likelihood of injury. years,” said Dr. Jeffery reach their lifestyle goals, What Homeowners Want In both, the big idea is an This stunning sink is shown in the latest of several shades of gray, Try easy back bends from Mannheimer, a physical including enjoying garden- popular for kitchens and bathrooms. the waist and don’t work for therapist on the forefront of ing more, the company cre- increase in the expression of more than 20 to 30 minutes electrotherapy research. ated the Great Garden individuality. As more and ral stones such as slate and hygienic. straight. Stay attentive to “The effect of such therapy Makeover Sweepstakes. more people are deciding to weather and flexibility: Do is immediate, re?peatable Visit www.omronpainre- stick with the home they goes very well with stainless These sinks come from additional stretches or and drug-free, making it an lief.com/sweeps before June have, many are also working appliances. the experts at Blanco. Family owned since 1925, warm-ups if you feel stiff or alternative choice for chron- 22 and enter for a chance to on ways to improve it to WHAT THEY CAN GET cold. ic and acute pain relief.” win $5,000 toward your please themselves as well as the company has produced • Keep Tools Sharp—File The unit is the first over- dream garden, plus a one- prospective buyers when It’s available in top-quali- more than 40 million sinks trowels, shears and shovels. the-counter TENS product hour free garden consulta- that time comes. Kitchen ty Silgranit sinks, which are and is recognized as a world Dull tools mean more strain. available nationally at tion with Myers. Additional and bath remodels are par- crafted of 80 percent natural lead–er in quality, innova- major retail stores, includ- prize packs, which will be tion and un–surpassed serv- AFTER GARDENING ticularly popular and shades granite, feature the look and ing CVS, Walgreens, Rite given away weekly,include a of white, gray and beige are feel of natural stone, and ice. Aid and other retailers in pain relief unit, replace- If you follow all these tips what’s in. resist scratches, stains, LEARN MORE and still wind up with back the pain products area, as ment pads and “Melinda’s For example, consider the chips and heat. Because the pain or you already have well as online retailers such Garden Moments” DVD. color called Cinder, a strik- color goes all the way For further facts, a color joint or low back pain, here as Amazon.com, Learn?More ing shade of dark gray with through, it won’t fade in assistant to guide your are a few tips to alleviate Drugstore.com, For additional tips on gar- a natural, stonelike appeal direct sunlight and is imper- choices, and pictures of acute pain: Walgreens.com and dening and managing lower and delicate hints of brown vious to household acids great kitchens to inspire store.omronhealthcare.com. back and joint pain, visit • Heat and/or ice treat- that give it an inviting and alkalis. Advanced sur- you, go to www.blancoamer- www.omron painrelief.com. ments warmth. face tech–nology ensures ica.com. THE GREAT GARDEN For further information, • Exercise, stretching tech- that it is nonporous, easy to MAKEOVER visit www.omronhealth This timeless modern hue niques SWEEPSTAKES is reminiscent of dark natu- clean and ex–tremely • Visit a health care care.com. provider, such as a physical therapist or chiropractor, if after four weeks the pain has not lessened. • Try over-the-count- Tips On Being Green At Home And Away er medications such as Omron’s 100 percent drug- (NAPS) with fresh produce. Supporting one free, nonprescription, elec- Today, finding ways to be more helps preserve the vitality of com- trotherapy pain relief unit. energy efficient and eco friendly munity agriculture. Buying local It can begin managing lower isn’t just good for the environ- means produce is fresher—it hasn’t back pain, muscle and joint been shipped from hundreds of pain in about 15 minutes. ment—it can be good for your home, your family and your bottom line. miles away.To keep those fruits and “As an avid gardener with veggies fresher longer, you can get a two knee replacements, I’m Here are hints on how: • Reduce, reuse, recycle: Take refrigerator with humidity-con- always in search of alterna- trolled crispers. Using your refriger- tive tactics to combat joint a look around—a simple mental ator’s water dispense system and a pain,” said Myers. checklist of reusable, recyclable reusable bottle instead of bottled “Electrotherapy treatment items can make a world of differ- lets me garden without ence with no more effort than a water can keep up to 300 plastic bot- needing to stop due to the weekly drop-off. For example, take tles a year from ending up in land- joint pain that often comes old books and donate them to a fills. with kneeling, reaching and school or library. If you buy eggs in • Let the housework do the saving lifting.” cartons, drop the empties off at an for you: New home appliances are elementary school or after-school far more efficient than older models. ELECTROTHERAPY New washers such as the Energy TREATMENT center to be used for art projects. If you’re renovating your home or Star?certified Amana 3.6-cu.-ft., The unit uses even just planning a few small home high-efficiency washer use 75 per- Transcutaneous Electrical improvement projects, remember cent less water and 82 percent less Nerve Stimulation (TENS) that just about everything, from old energy than those manufactured technology to deliver gentle, flooring to doorknobs and light fix- just a decade ago. If you’ve been con- massagelike pulses for on- tures, can be repurposed by a chari- sidering a new washer or dryer, the the-spot pain relief. ty if not by you. good news is it could save you Electrotherapy is commonly • Eat and drink your way to a money on your utility bills. used by physical therapists healthier planet: How (and what) • Learn more: You can find addi- to treat muscle and joint you eat can make a big impact on the tional facts on efficient appliances pain. There are many ways to make little changes in and outside of your home that not only environment and the community. at www.amana.com. “Electrotherapy has benefit the environment but can help save money and energy and give you peace of Farmers’ markets are often bursting proven effective in physical mind in knowing you’re doing your part. 4 • THE EXPRESS • Friday, June 7, 2013 HOME &GARDEN Top Tips For Outdoor Entertaining
(NAPS) the inside of the grill, too. Most hosts and hostesses agree that enter- 6. Swab the decks: Wiping down grimy, taining with ease in just the right setting greasy outdoor surfaces and furniture is starts with a clean space, indoors and out. critical before guests arrive. Touch up any To help you achieve that and make the chips on painted outdoor furniture. To help most of your time, energy and money, here make it all bright and sparkling, try a multi- are seven tips and tricks to help you tackle purpose cleaning spray that’s specifically the toughest jobs quickly and efficiently. formulated for outdoor use such as Mr. Clean Outdoor Pro Multi-Purpose Spray. It HINTS TO HELP YOU cuts through grease and grime on grills, patio furniture, vinyl siding and even con- 1. Fresh facade: Wash the outside of the crete patio floors. Simply let the solution set home. If you have any mildew, consider a for several minutes after you spray. Then, pressure washer to make the chore easier. you can easily scrub away the tough outdoor See if the trim needs extra cleaning or even dirt, so you spend less time cleaning, more repainting. time relaxing. 2. Wash the windows—in?side and out: Do 7. Clean the crevices: From last year’s left- so on a cloudy day to avoid streaks. Get any over food particles in the small grooves of sliding glass patio doors, as well (and con- the patio table to the tiny gaps on the kids’ sider taking an old toothbrush and top-qual- swing set that always attract sticky spills, ity cleaning solution to the inside of the outdoor items are full of small spaces that track). can be a nightmare to clean. Mr. Clean also 3. Clean and repair gutters and down- offers the Magic Eraser Outdoor Pro, which spouts: Remove last year’s dead leaves, twigs can help lift away tough grime with water and so on. Make sure there are no clogs that alone, even in hard-to-reach spaces, with can cause a leak or an overflow. water-activated microscrubbers that reach 4. Police your lawn: Pick up any branches, into surface grooves, making cleaning a leaf piles, broken toys and the like so guests breeze. can walk freely—and safely. 5. Get the grill: Before you bring out the LEARN MORE burgers, give your grill a good scrubbing to be sure cooked-on food particles, rust and You can find further facts and tips online general grime are gone. Remember to clean at www.mrclean.com. An Inside Look At Protecting Your Family And Belongings
(NAPS) Staying safe at home can be simpler for you and your family if you heed a few hints from personal security expert Robert Siciliano, CEO of ID Theft Security, and private investigator Robin Martinelli, of When getting your outdoor areas clean for entertaining, it’s smart to start with the biggest projects Martinelli Investigations first and work your way down. Inc. What to Put in Place • An alarm system can run the gamut from basic noise- makers to complex notifica- Digital Sources Simplify tion programs, many with sophisticated options and service packages. • Lighting is important for Consumer products journalist David Gregg and interior designer Color Inspiration discouraging crime. “Install Libby Langdon provide home security and other moving tips on huge floodlights all around cablemover.com. your house,” says Martinelli. “They deter any- one.” fied locksmith, one associat- “Leave on lights, televisions And Selection • Indoor and outdoor cam- ed with a well-known lock and music. People will eras are helpful but are manufacturer, to take a assume you are home.” Use physical security survey of timers to rotate which lights Room Visualizer to try out more for gathering evi- dence. “If you get video of your home and grounds. are lit, varying the rooms colors before you paint. You • Signs are great deter- and time of night the lights can try new color trends or the crime, share it with the police. Hopefully, the evi- rents. “Post ‘Beware of Dog’ are on. your favorite beige or blue. signs, even if you don’t have • If you appreciate colors dence will help catch the STAYING SAFE WHEN thieves,” says Martinelli. a dog, and put up security you see through social signs and stickers,” says MOVING media, blogs and other digi- • “Thanks to smartphone and tablet technology, many Martinelli. • Moving to a new resi- tal platforms, you may also dence can be a vulnerable like decorating with them. cable companies are offer- TAKING EXTRA ing home security products time. Those packing boxes Take a risk: Try a bold color. PRECAUTIONS that can be remotely pro- on the curb from a new flat- • Visit the Voice of Color, grammed and operated,” • Before you buy a home, screen TV, sound system or PPG Pittsburgh Paints’ web- says David Gregg, Executive check out the neighborhood. small appliances are a tip-off site at Director, Consumer Product “Pull the police records for that you may have some www.voiceofcolor.com, to Newsgroup. “From check- your neighborhood for the attractive, expensive items. learn more about various ing on a new puppy to pro- last two years,” says Break the boxes down and tools that can help with your gramming your heat and Martinelli. take them to a recycling cen- next paint project. lights, it’s never been so easy • Martinelli also recom- ter. Smartphone and iPad appli- to keep an eye on things at mends documenting all your • You’ll also feel safer if cations are also available. home.” Such services can property. “Video record or your Internet, TV and phone The company’s Online Paint even be included in your photograph everything in services are set up, along Interactive technology can make it easier to choose the right paint Visualizer lets you upload a cable communications and your home, noting the serial with your utilities, from day color because you can now view selections, make comparisons, photo of any room and vir- entertainment package. numbers of items, and store one. It’s easy to do in develop matches and coordinate themes. tually paint the space direct- • Install peepholes and the tape or chip in a safe- advance of your move at ly from a tablet or desktop. talk through the door when deposit box at the bank.” www.CableMover.com, (NAPS) at the tip of your fingers no You can access the you don’t recognize some- • Leave a light on around where you can learn more Whether you’re pinning matter where you go. The Visualizer at www.voiceof- one. the house. “It is one of the about cable home security new outfits on Pinterest or ability to view color options color.com/digital- • Remember, all locks are best precautions you can options. soliciting a circle of through digital capabilities color/paint-color-visualizer. not made equal. Call a quali- take,” says Martinelli. Facebook friends for opin- while surrounded by the ions on vacation destina- comforts of home can assist tions, expressing yourself, homeowners in visualizing defining your identity and what the colors will look like “Winning” Daylily Program Announces Lemony-Fresh 2013 Winner finding inspiration has with their furniture, decor and other elements. never been easier. Now, (NAPS) entific methodology that evaluates selecting paint colors for PAINT-PICKING TIPS It’s time to think about adding daylilies on 52 different characteristics your home can be added to refreshing color and zest to your gar- to determine the best varieties and to the list. Here are a few hints to den. Lemonn Vista, the 2013 All- create a benchmark for future daylily help you select the just-right varieties. EXPERT ADVICE American Daylily winner, is both color for your home: America’s favorite garden color and is There are more than 48,000 daylilies “Inspiration for color • When trying new colors, an excellent repeat bloomer, providing registered, bred in at least 25 states, by selection can come from don’t hold a paint swatch a long-term color display. hundreds of individual hybridizers. anywhere at any time,” said next to a white wall; hold it Lemonn Vista joins the now 20 Using its elaborate testing program, PPG color expert Dee next to furniture, window award-winning daylilies that have the AADSC sorts through the thou- Schlotter. “With computers treatments, pillows or other been selected for the coveted All- sands of registered daylilies to award the coveted title of “All-American.” and smartphones becoming decor elements to compare American title for their scientifically The flowers are tested for at least more and more integrated how the colors correspond proven and superior performance together. nationwide by the All-American The day of the lily: The lovely Lemonn Vista two years, with finalists grown for into our daily lives, color is is the new All-American winner. another three to five years in open- popping up on our screens • Try digital tools such as Daylily Selection Council (AADSC). PPG Pittsburgh Paints’ Recognized for its superior perform- field conditions before the winner or and providing the exact form scape height. These characteris- Paint Your Own Room ance in landscapes, Lemonn Vista winners are announced. inspiration we have been tics create a spectacular show of color- Visualizer on a tablet. PPG paints a beautiful garden picture The 2013 winner, Lemonn Vista is looking to incorporate into ful blooms that are uniformly dis- proudly carried at many garden cen- Pittsburgh Paints is the first whether planted solo en masse or com- our homes.” played to create a sheet—or vista—of ters across the nation and will be a company to offer a tool that bined with companion perennials. The Mobile applications can color. Plant Lemonn Vista in front of beautiful and fresh addition to virtual- allows you to snap a picture large, 6?”, lemony-yellow blooms are help make selecting colors fragrant and have heavy substance roses or other previous All-American ly any garden in America. fun and easy. Now, you can on your tablet and pull it Daylily winners such as Frankly Learn More onto the Paint Your Own that withstands the summer sun. They digitally find the exact hue appear in early to mid-season above Scarlet or Red Volunteer for a delight- For more information about the 2013 24?30”scapes and provide a long color- ful contrast and tidy foreground to All-American Daylily winner, Lemonn ful display throughout the summer. your garden. Vista, and other All-American vari- The Lemonn Vista joins the The soaring popularity of daylilies, eties, or to download high-resolution “Vista™” series of daylilies known to combined with the bewildering profu- photos, visit the website at TheHeartOf meet the ideal landscape demand for sion of varieties and growing charac- www.allamericandaylilies.com. You short-to-mid height, strong tendency teristics, demanded the development can also go to the site to locate the clos- Massachusetts.com to rebloom, arching foliage, large, sun- of a standard for daylily excellence. est garden center offering All- fast blooms, good increase, and uni- Started in 1987, the All-American American Daylilies or to place an Daylily Selection Council created a sci- order online. JUNE 05, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 1
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Sand Box, Fireman’s Pole, 625 N/F/S $200.00 Ladder to Club House w/rod holders & inserts MOTORS (includes cover) & Slide to place in boat rod holders LARGE FISHER Call: 508-476-7642 Call 508-867-9387 508-867-3729 SPEAKER 1/2HP 230/460V 48” boom with weights 1725RPM, 56 Frame. STEEL CABINET Will help disassemble $175ea. Garden Wedding? $50.00 $45 OBO WITH GALLEY’S Snapper TOOL SHEDS Will need trailer Perfect strapless ANTIQUE CHAIR 5HP, 230/460V $200.00 Roto-Tiller Made of Texture 1-11 Pet Training Crate informal wedding 1740RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC $1000 24”Lx19”Wx19”H $75.00 $125 OBO IR5003, Used Twice 8x8 $725 508-892-4370 Heavy duty 11-gauge dress: $900 or/BO 8x10 $900 White with lace overlay. 5HP, 230/460V GLIDER CHAIR black epoxy LAMINATED 8x12 $975 WOODSTOVE Like new Dress size 6-8, tea length in 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC TracVac FLOORING $125 OBO $50.00 8x16 $1275 $40 front, slight train in back. 400 Square Feet Model 385-IC/385LH FOR SALE Would fit 5’2”-5’5” height. $375.00 4 Motor Speed Controls Used Once. 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130 YARD SALES 215 CAMPING 281 FREE PETS 010 FOR SALE SCRANTON’S Membership to ~Antiques~ SHOPS Stateline Camp Looking for a Hoosier Cabinet YARD SALE Resort wonderful loving Oak Round Table/chairs 300 Rte. 169 in Killingly, CT home... Oak Hutch South Woodstock, CT Mahogany Secretary Desk 860-928-3738 Family activities, pool, 2 year Old Pitbull Mahogany Hutch playground, fishing, Pie Safe Hutch www.scrantonsshops.com expires 2045. with papers Oat Bureau $800 OBO Female named “Calle” 2 Drop-leaf Mahogany Tables Saturday, June 15th blue nose. Not spayed. Maple Rocker/Glider Call for details: Dealer setup: 508-476-7382 Great for single pet Oak Book Seat 6:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. environment. $20.00 Check the resort out online at 508-344-9555 statelinecampresort.com Buying time: Call: 7:30 a.m.- 3 p.m. 774-318-8439 100 GENERAL Weather permitting! 225 INSTRUCTIONS For more information, NRA Certified 283 PETS 107 MISC. FREE please call Pistol Course FREE Getting Classes Together Miss Duchess THE ANNUAL For the Cat Needs a Campfire Wood MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE Mid & Late Summer 508-885-3252 AT THE TOP OF MORRIS 860-377-5165 Forever Home STREET IN SOUTHBRIDGE Rescued, older spayed Leave message WILL BE HELD ON 260 COLLECTIBLES female, indoor/outdoor house cat. SATURDAY, HORSE LOVERS Good with dogs FREE WOOD Breyer Horse Models but not other cats 285 PET CARE 296 CHILD CARE 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY JUNE 22, 2013 Like new to gently used WANTED Personal Collection Pictures available PALLETS Beginning at 9 a.m. Looking for You pick up. Monday thru Great Prices 508-341-0588 FIREARMS WANTED: Friday 8am-noon. SOMETHING experienced nanny Charlton Flea Market to provide in home care Collector looking WWII US Firearms Stonebridge Press FOR EVERYONE in Co-op Building Need Help Fixing for 3 children, M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, .45 Pistols, 25 Optical Drive Saturdays & Sundays 3 days a week. (located behind Southbridge RAIN DATE: Saturday, June 29 Your Pet? Experience with 1911/1911 A1’s Hotel & Conference Center) Michelle We can help at an Going... Going... young children, 508-434-0114 affordable price!!! 130 YARD SALES 135 LOST AND FOUND Gone to the Dogs 3 work related references, TOP PRICES PAID All surgeries performed by Training and behavior and reliable transportation Have all necessary federal licenses LOST 260 ANTIQUES liscenced vets at our is a must. Community wellness center. management in your Small gold jewelry bag NEW ENGLAND CPR certified is preferred. Yard Sale & contents home. Background check Call Wally At Holy Trinity Church vicinity of Cinemagic ANTIQUES Positive methods will be conducted, 508-234-5860 446 Hamilton St, in Sturbridge. 11,000 sq. ft. gallery with used. 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WANTED WANTED Please Call 508-637-1333 508-892-1850 LOST: Hearing Aid 265 FUEL/WOOD Preschool Mopeds and Scooters TOWN OF SPENCER for left ear BellTone or visit us online at email: LIGHT EQUIPMENT FIREWOOD www.secondchanceanimals.org [email protected] Enrichment Any Condition DEADLINE FOR Missing since the Fall, 2012 OPERATOR Cut, split, delivered Program Call Travis YARD SALE green or seasoned Open Registrations Light Equipment Operator for 508 347-9705 Fall 2013 774 242-9227 the Highway Department in SUBMISSIONS Reward offered for return Powder-Puff Puppy IS 1:00 PM MONDAY Wood lots wanted J & L Kennedy Donovan Center the Town of Spencer Toy Size Preschool Enrichment Requires High School FOR ALL MASS. Pet Sitting diploma or general education WEEKLY PAPERS Call Paul Long Haired Coat Program – 200 GEN. BUSINESS 33 months to 4.5 years. WANTED degree (GED); and 1 year of *Deadlines Subject To 508-769-2351 Hypo-Allergenic Breed. Service related experience in the Change Due To Holidays wonderful temperment VERY USED Call For More Info. Professional at Home PEP is a developmental handling of light equipment 203 SNOWMOBILES Pet Sitting and Dog Walking play-based program Kitchen Cabinets for the highway department $800.00 Member of National aligned to the Mass. The older the better. We Must have Massachusetts 2003 SKIDOO 600 For More Information Association of Professional Curriculum for preschool. are a kitchen refacing Drivers License Class B Firewood company and we use GRAND TOURING 401-397-6499 Pet Sitters Provides opportunities to Commercial Drivers License ESTATE TAG SALE these cabinets at home (CDL) And Green $135 Established 1996 explore, play, socialize and learn. shows for Submit application letter, 36 Sayles St 128 cubic feet. Certified • Bonded • Insured “BEFORE & AFTER” Southbridge 2004 SKIDOO Pure Bred M-W-F 8:30AM-11:30AM. resume and standard Town 500SS LEGEND (774)696-7879 508-347-3826 application form, available at Sat & Sun Puppies Reasonable monthly rates. Call between 9 & 5 M-F www.spencerma.gov June 8-9 With 2006 Karavan Tilt or leave message to Town of Spencer Trailer. Low mileage on all. Over thirty breeds available. Staffed by qualified BA level teachers with extensive KITCHEN OPTIONS of NEW Utilities & Facilities 8AM-4PM Excellent condition. Health checked/guaranteed. ENGLAND Got wood? State licensed. developmental experience. Department Estate Lea Lafrenais Central Boiler EClassic 508-987-3384 Attention Steve Tyler High end custom furniture www.laughlinkennel.com Asking $12K Outdoor Wood Furnace. Call 508-765-0292 or 860-749-6998 3 Old Meadow Road & accessories: 6 pc. but reasonable offers EPA Phase 2 qualified, Laughlin Kennel www.mykitchenoptions.com Spencer, MA 01562 Mahogany & Oak Bedroom for more information considered burns own smoke, Call 508-987-7161 or schedule a tour. Subject to Union Rules and Sets,, Walnut sideboard, Call 508-769-3167 efficiencies over 90%. Regulations Couches, EEO Employer End tables, Hassocks, 205 BOATS 508-882-0178 284 LOST & FOUND 298 WANTED TO BUY Chairs, Lamps, Mirrors ETS WAR Floor Vases, Figurines, crystalrockfarm.com P 12 ft 311 PART-TIME HELP Channel back-carved chairs, $ aaa RELICS Marble top BASS FISHING WOOD WANTED Tables, Drop-leaf Tables, BOAT Seasoned, not split Did you find your ROUTE & Stands Pedestal Fern Stand, Same Owners mint condition pet? Or find a Help Wanted Assortment of small tables, $100 OBO Tom & Camila 169 WAR Hanging Crystal Shelf, Pickup only home for one? Part-time Mural, Grandfather Clock, $450 OBO New Stuff! Bakers Helper Paintings, Prints, TV’s & 860 576-5462 860 576-5462 ANTIQUES SOUVENIRS Stands, Refrigerators, Reconnective Healing Mornings/Afternoons Washer & Dryer, Air 275 FLEA MARKET Animal Massage 884 Worcester St. WANTED & Weekends 1995 Glastron 17ft Experienced preferred Conditioners, Sewing Animal Communication Southbridge MA WWII & EARLIER Machines, Stereos, Crystal Fiberglass Boat Dudley Chandelier & Wall Sconces, Looking To Purchase CA$H WAITING! Contact: (open style) with 88HP Flea Market As Always! Antiques Francesco’s and Console Set, Floor Mats Evinrude SPL outboard. Reiki/Feng Shui Helmets, Swords, And So Much More! Includes trailer. Easily seats Antiques, Collectibles LET US KNOW!!! And Collectibles Italian Bakery & General Natural Foods Daggers, Bayonets, 14 Powerstation Rd Quantities: 8. Used in fresh water for Please call us so that Single Items Medals, Badges, Flags, Dickens Christmas Village water skiing. Open Every Saturday-Sunday Flower Essences Charlton City Buildings and accessories, 8am-4pm we can take your ad Alpha Wave Music Or Entire Estates Uniforms, etc. & other Christmas Decora- $5,000 out of the paper... We Buy It All Over 30 Years Experience. 508-248-9900 tions; Kitchen cookware; Call: 508-234-5676 Town-To-Town Boarding And Also Do Call David Ask for Frank Canning Jars; Linens, Free Outdoor Space Indoor/Outdoor Runs 1-508-688-0847 Bedding, Curtains, drapes; with Every Indoor Space Classifieds On-Site Estate Sales 1996 Skylights And I’ll Come To YOU! Fostoria “American” Glass, Now Through Labor Day 508-909-4111 Heated/Air Conditioned Fenton, Lenox, Waterford, Sunbird Spirit COME Join US Estate Auctions TOWN OF DUDLEY China, Stemware, Bone CALL MIKE ANYTIME ANIMAL CONTROL China, Cups/Saucers, Silk 170sp Something For Everyone! FOUND Day Care OFFICER Flowers, Costume Jewelry, White, blue trim Behind BP Gas Supervised Groups 508-765-9512 Bow Rider-90hp Evinrude Black & White Cat 300 HELP WANTED Handles complaints And More! At Dudley/Webster Line Daily/Weekly Rates regarding dogs, cats and Garden: (1996) gas 2 Acres, Indoors! May 21st Large Play Yards other domestic animals; Fountain, Statuary, Arbor AM/FM/Cassette Elec. Trim on John Gilbert Rd 310 GENERAL HELP Easy-Tilt Trailer enforces State Law and Wrought Iron Bench, www.dudleyflea.com W. Brookfield $ BUY & SELL $ ANTED Town Bylaws; Lawn/Garden Tools; Training W 1-800-551-7767 508-867-2523 ALL GOLD & SILVER other related work, Wood Lathe; Hand & Power $5,000 or B.O. Basic - Advanced Employment Opportunity as required Tools, Tiller' Group Or Private ITEMS Cares for all dogs, cats and Large Crocks etc. Call Barbara GREAT New - Open Enrollment Specializing in Charlton Highway other domestic animals Canadian Full Length Mink 413-262-9521 FLEA MARKET Found 1/8 NUMISMATIC COINS, Department housed within the Coat & Beautiful Clothing. Every Saturday and Sunday On Worcester St Grooming gold & silver of any Town kennel Numbers 7am 1997 Lund 16’ft. year round In Southbridge... Baths To Full Grooms form! Answers complaints of Please Park Carefully Aluminum Boat Dealers, leave your stuff Light Equipment dangerous dogs, cats or 20 hp. Yamaha Motor set-up in our secure facility All black male cat Qualified with over 30 other domestic animals in Certifications! years experience & a Operator conformance with MGL Star Galvanized Trailer Dealer days every Green eyes, very lovable, PCSA Levels I & II GARAGE SALE All 1997, Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 following of many Experience in the care and not fixed, definitely a CPR Certified satisfied customers. The Town of Charlton handling of domestic freshwater or bay saltwater Ever-changing array house cat. SPENCER of cool, cool stuff Reiki Master (population 14,000) seeks animals; knowledge of State $2700 or B/O Call: 774-287-5043 We also sell a nice qualified applicants for a JUNE 8TH-9TH 800-551-7767 Lighterian Reiki VII selection of fine jewelry, and Town Bylaws preferred 508-347-3522 dudleyflea.com Reconnective Healing II full-time Light Equipment Stipend (part-time) 9-4 antiques & collectibles. Operator ICNDF Certified Trainer dependent on experience and Antiques, Collectibles, 2008 Sea Ray 281 FREE PETS LOST Candidates are required to qualifications Baskets, Rugs, Toys, Bring in your items & see have a Class B, CDL and 185 Sport English Bulldog Experienced, Caring Staff what they’re worth. You Return resume and Barbies, Buyer Carolers, Individualized Care Hoisting Engineers License, cover letter to: Annalees’s, Mercruiser 4.3L Alpha Elderly,female with limited won’t leave disappointed. code 2B 190PHP. 50 hours, pearl (2) Male Cats eyesight Attention To Detail Honesty and fairness Dudley Personnel Board Christmas Village, Applications and job 71 West Main Street #18 Household Items and black, many features. Currently Homeless Brown with white head are our best policies! description are available at Outstanding condition with Missing since 11/28 508-987-0077 Room 307 And Much More! Due to Eviction Lee’s Coins & the Selectmen’s Office trailer. from the Rice Corner/ 205 Federal Hill Road 37 Main St. Dudley, MA 01571 Arnold Rd area Jewelry EOE GARAGE/YARD William is solid white Oxford, MA Charlton, MA $18,000 Brookfield/Sturbridge line 239 West Main Street Beginning date mid-July SALE with one green and I starwoodpetresort.com Call Mark: East Brookfield Current rate of pay $23.20 TRI-COMMUNITY one blue eye. If seen (Route 9 - Panda Please submit application or Sat. 8th • 9-4 781-801-4061 Jack is black and white. YMCA 141 Mugget Hill Rd please contact Mark Garden Plaza) resume to the OUTBOARD 774 200-0388 508-637-1236 SHIFT SUPERVISOR Spencer These two are brothers, The Super Pet MOTOR 508-341-6355 (cell) Town Administrator 7hp Logsplitter, Motorcycle both are fixed, they are Animal Care 37 Main Street Part time evening and 500gal Oil-Tank 1976, 7 hp Eska 6-7 years old and are weekend hours available. 12x12 Garage Door, Runs mint LOST CAT Service Charlton, MA 01507 Must have computer skills, in desperate need of Cross Street area $$$ I-beam 12”x16’, a home!! We provide care for small be dependable, outgoing with Snowblower, in Southbridge animals and dog walking. Make Money Applications accepted great customer service. $475 OBO Missing since until filled Hand tools, 860 576-5462 Weekdays/Weekends Selling Responsible for the facility, Fishing equipment Call: 774-545-0330 Saturday, November 3 Last minute pet care jobs EOE/AA staffing and ensuring the 18cu.ft. refrigerator, SEA NIMPH Male Tiger Cat with striped Daily visits Your Unwanted safety and security of the 1 Atlanta Woodstove, tail answers to Cuddles and when you are away Stuff!!! Tri-Community Y.M.C.A. Some electric motors, V-BOWE has an odd sounding meow members, staff and facilities and prefers to be outside Please call Jane now Quality Dealers Wanted Pressure-Washer Aluminum to schedule an Personal Lines Bass Fishing Boat. Free Kittens!! Please call if you have taken Best Deal Around. Applications available online OXFORD Mint Condition 8 weeks old him in or know his location appointment Clean, Indoor Flea Market Customer Service at 16 HAMMOND ST $1000 OBO Call: 508-476-1607 413-505-9747 508-797-2850 Every Sat-Sun, 8am-4pm Representative www.tricommunityymca.org 860 576-5462 Please leave message Route 12 Here's an opportunity to join JUNE 8TH & 9TH if no answer at the Tri-Communitty YMCA 285 PET CARE Dudley a small, dynamic insurance located at 9AM-3PM 215 CAMPING (Behind BP) agency in Sturbridge. 43 Everett St., Southbridge Crazy amont of stuff, Advise and service www.dudleyflea.com once in our lifetime, customers regarding their Please contact Sue Guerin FAN-C-PET 286 LIVESTOCK 1-800-551-7767 insurance needs, you will not be 2005 Palomino at 508-765-5466 disappointed… Mobile See You There! develop marketing skills, for more information Pop-Up reach out to new customers. EOE Grooming Salon Property/casualty insurance Camping Trailer Looking for experience preferred, but will Excellent Condition Vicki Kelley Bag Shavings train the right candidate. Garaged during off seasons Professional $4.75 each combination One Owner 3.2 cubic feet kiln dried, Radio/Record The ideal candidate will have Used only 4 weeks a year Groomer small to medium flakes, a positive attitude, Sleeps 6, 3 burner gas stove, 20 Years Exp. plastic bags Player be self-motivated, reliable, small gas/electric refrigerator Town-to-Town “We Go Right toYour for long playing 33 RPM have solid computer skills Classifieds Rock Valley Farm records. Must be in very and be a team player. $3995 1-800-536-5836 Door” W. Brookfield good working condition 32-40 hours per week. 508-885-7680 508-765-6940 508-987-2419 Send resume to 508 867-2508 508 347-9705 [email protected]. 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ June 05, 2013
325 PROFESSIONAL 448 FURNITURE 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 530 HOUSES FOR SALE 575 VACATION RENTALS CLINICIAN 400 SERVICES Glass Top Table 500 REAL ESTATE RENT RENT For Sale 6 chairs, buffet CAPE COD $1200.00 SOUTHBRIDGE 315 sq ft Cottage South Dennis, MA Stetson School is seeking a 402 GENERAL SERVICES 501 REAL ESTATE STUDIO APARTMENTS in Narragansett, RI ************* clinician to join our treatment Brookside Downtown, 2nd floor team and case managers. Living Room WANTED Located 1200 ft from state Prime Weeks Available Drexel beige leather, 2 Stove, refrigerator beach on lease land *************** All Cleanouts Off-street parking Memorial Day Weekend - We are a residential chairs, loveseat, couch Terrace in private area. 3 nights $375 Cleanups Living Room 3-piece No pets Open May to mid October. treatment program serving First, last and security children and adolescents sectional, brick color Newly renovated 6/1-6/8; 6/8-6/15 - $875/wk Haul-Away Apartments $390-$425 most contents included with problematic sexual $1200.00 Wait List Is Open! 508-829-5853 photos available 6/29-7/6; 7/27-8/3; 8/3- behavior and adolescents Basements For 3 or 4 Bedroom $48,000 with non-sexual behavioral Attics Must be Seen Apartments (Only) 8/10; 8/24-8/31 - $975/wk problems, and have an 508 278-7659 [email protected] opening for a licensed Apartments Also Accepting Spencer or call clinician to conduct Garages ************** Applications For Our Subsidy Wait List! 2 Bedroom Townhouse. 860-928-6103 assessments and provide Yards EQUAL HOUSING Gas Heat & Hot Water, treatment. Caseload of 1:8 Rental Property OPPORTUNITY Brookside Terrace Electric Appliances, 535 HOUSING WANTED with strong case 454 HOME Hookups. No Pets. management support. Estate Cleanouts 11 Village Drive Clinical masters degree IMPROVEMENT ************** Southbridge,MA 01550 NEEDED: required with Mass clinical Small Building All real estate advertising in First & Last looking for a room to live in license, or eligible for Demolition this newspaper is subject to (508)764-7675 $765 per month around the Brooklyn to $1 PAINTING The Federal Fair Housing Act licensure. Must pass criminal Better Than Security Deposit ($500) Woodstock, CT area for a & abuse and neglect of 1968, which makes it Call: 508-886-4312 63 yr old man. background checks, pre-em- A Dumpster Interior/ illegal to advertise any Also needed: a barn or On dead end street, ployment physical and drug We Do It! Exterior preference, limitation or garage area for storage very clean 3 bedrooms discrimination based on race, testing. Competitive salary FREE Estimates! SPENCER (dbl, queen, 2 twins), 1 bath, based on credential and Power Washing color, religion, sex, handicap, 3-BEDROOM DUPLEX 860 230-7438 full kitchen w/ micro, experience, excellent benefit 774-329-3386 familial status (number of C&C washer/dryer, 3 TV's Carpentry children and or pregnancy), HOUSE w/cable, screened porch w/ package including 546 CEMETERY LOTS paid training. 774-230-8586 • FREE ESTIMATES • national origin, ancestry, age, Properties Washer/dryer gas grill, outdoor shower. • FULLY Insured • marital status, or any Large private backyard LOOK & COMPARE CEMETERY PLOTS Close to golf, bike trail, Detailed posting at • Reasonable Rates • intention to make an such $950/month playground, tennis, www.stetsonschool.org. Rich O’Brien preference, limitation or First and last Worcester County shopping, restaurants, Mail resume with ARMY OF 1 discrimination. This Southbridge Credit check Memorial Park theater, flea market, 10 min. cover letter to Painting newspaper will not Quality 1, 2 & 3 774-276-1974 drive from bay & Water Filtration knowingly accept any Paxton, MA HRD, Stetson School, Inc. 28 Years Of Experience Bedroom Apartments! Garden of Gospels ocean side beaches. P.O. Box 309, advertising for real estate Appliances, Off-Street 508-248-7314 that is in violation of the law. Spencer 1 Plot #150 Barre, MA 01005 ARMY OF 1 will treat all Parking 2 grave sites Call Jan at 508-865-1583 or email water problems!! Our readers are hereby Attractive One orTwo- after 6 pm or informed that all dwellings Call (508)765-0501 Bedroom Apartment, [email protected] $Aerial Tree & Site$ Current Value $9200 email [email protected] AA/EOE. New Installations advertising in this newspaper Appliances, for photos and more info. Servicing all equipment $Development$ are available on and equal W/D Hookup Available Asking $3800 Well tank and pump service Tree landscape & opportunity basis. To DOUGLAS Modern, Bright, excavation specialist complain about 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Quiet Country Setting. 386-576-6663 James Morse discrimination call The Directly Off Route 9. Leave message Direct Care Septic systems repaired Department of Housing and Apartments Available Positions North Brookfield, MA Urban Development “HUD” Prices start at $845/month. Visit Our Website 774-200-0225 and installed toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. Includes heat, hot water, www.spencercondos.com Double Burial Plot [email protected] For the N.E. area, call HUD A/C, pool, fitness center Includes bronze marker in Stetson School Inc., Retaining walls & children’s program. located in Barre, MA, is a ad 617-565-5308,. The toll Hillsboro memorial Gardens free number for the hearing Off street parking. TWO Brandon, Florida 33511 residential treatment Call (508)476-3777 program & school serving Landscape installation, impaired is 1-800-927-9275 APARTMENTS $3,800 problematic sexually Call The etc. IN SOUTHBRIDGE behavioral youth & troubled DOUGLAS 505 APARTMENTS FOR 4 rooms Call: 774-289-3622 GREAT SUMMER adolescents has openings Junk Man Apartment for Rent Washer/dryer hook-ups RETREAT for second shift direct Call Rick LaFleche RENT 3 bedrooms, 2nd floor, Stove & refrigerator Double care workers. 860-382-5071 washer/dryer hook-ups Garage $30,000.00 Trees Cut Available June 1st Great location Cemetery Lot Meadowside Child Care Brush/Limbs We also buy heavy scrap AUBURN In All Faith Swedish of Wodstock, CT Specialist iron, trucks, farm 2BR, 1BA House $1000/month NO Pets Cemetery, Worcester, MA. is a cooperative seasonal Removed equipment etc. $1275 First & Security NO Smoking Lot #119 Section I campground offering 100 508 476-2699 508-765-0322 owner owned sites, a lagre Requires weekend coverage. WE NOW TAKE $1,400 pool, fishing pond, mini golf Duties include supervision of YOUR AUTOS DiGeronimo CHARLTON DUDLEY course, laundry, daily activity, behavior 1BR, 1BA Loft, No pets WEBSTER Call: 508-867-8350 sm. rec room, and pavilion. management and report FOR CASH! $750 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms Season runs from writing. $22,600 to $32,600 Removal of Metal, PAINTING Hardwoods ceramic tile bath 3 Bedroom PINE GROVE April 15-October 15. depending on education EAST BROOKFIELD Country setting 2nd floor Apartment Weekly pump out is included Appliances, Residential Specialist Off-street parking CEMETERY and experience. Furniture, TV’s. Quality 2BR, 1st fl., modern $750/Month in annual fee which runs $725 Heat, hot water, rubbish and Whitinsville, MA from $990.00 to $1320.00 Construction Affordability & Trust hook-ups included 2 plots for sale per season depending on Senior Child Care Without Compromise References, 1st and last 2 Bedroom Yew Ave. section Materials. 2BR, 2nd fl., fin attic when you pay Specialist No pets/No smoking 1st floor Apartment your assessment. Cellars/Attics Interior rooms $825 $825/month As low as $159 $650/Month Asking $2400.00 Responsible for daily Cleaned. 860-935-9105 Valued at $3000.00 This Unit#58 has a wonderful 1st fl 3BR, 1BA, WDH supervision and management Small Building Ceilings $99 Appliances, 6 family building site placement with a back of students including Demolition, Tires. $925 SOUTHBRIDGE laundry in basement, 508-476-3875 yard to house car and shed organizing and directing ac- off street parking, No Pets, with rock garden and front Leaves Removed. Woodwork $99 LEICESTER 94 East Main St tivities of shift. Lead line Residential Moves. First, Last & Security. WORCESTER COUNTY yard for nice lawn, small fish staff on the Unit - responsi- 8RM, 3BR, 1BA, WDH 2 bedroom apt 508-864-6285 MEMORIAL PARK pond and more flowers. ble to work closely with Unit Furnaces Removed Specializing In: $1150 no utilities Paxton, MA Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 Supervisor(s) in overseeing • Color Changes natural gas heat 2-grave-plot tariler with two slide outs, daily routine and residential Weekends also! • Foyers & Stairways NORTH BROOKFIELD $650/month Section Heritage 1 screened porch (8x29) and treatment plans. Assist in • Wallpaper Removal 2BR, 1BA, 1st & 2nd fl. WHITINSVILLE Asking $3,250 front deck (8x16) all built in orientation of new staff. Central Mass • Cathedral/Vaulted $830 & $880 16 Charlton St Call 413-245-4340 1997. Unit has been com- Occasionally will need to take 2 Bedroom, Ceilings Pets allowed 3 bedroom house Email: [email protected] pletely redecorated to include In-Charge Responsibility and Connecticut 1st floor, ceiling fans, acrpeting, floor- • Exterior Paint & Stain $950/month stove, refrigerator, when necessary. Prior SPENCER Worcester County ing and paint, has lots of human services experience Dave gas heat, parking, coin-op. 1BR, 3rd fl, $525 Memorial Park storage and comes required. $24,600 to $34,600 508-867-2564 96 North St No pets. completely furnished. depending on education and 1 bedroom apt Convenient to major routes. Paxton, MA 25 Rte 197 413-262-5082 1BR, 1BA, 3rd fl, $575 experience. 2nd floor PLOT FOR SALE See Craigs List $550/month $795 for more pictures HS diploma or equivalent Cell 508 577 7940 Small 2BR, 2nd fl. $600 667B James DiGeronimo plus utilities. Graves 1 and 2 in Call 508-864-3008 required. Applicants must STOREFRONT pass criminal & abuse and FREE Serving Central MA 3BR, 1BA, Fireplace $850 Call 508-234-7930 Garden of Heritage 2 neglect background record Metal Pickup And Beyond 1200 sq.ft. Value $6500 checks, pre-employment A/C, Refrigerators, 2BR, House $1150 Can be divided Asking $4200 physical and drug testing/ Washers, Small Trailers, 457 LAWN/GARDEN $500 for half Call Lorraine Excellent opportunity for Batteries. WORCESTER $1000 Whole space 510 508-789-8188 criminal justice, psychology, Heat/hot water Hampton Black Diamond Greendale: 5 RM, 2BR, included COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS sociology, & human WE PAY YOU 1BA, 3rd fl, Deleaded Worcester County services majors. Top Dollar For Your Lawn Care $750 Beach: Professional Work First/Last/Security, Memorial Park AUTOS SPACE FOR Paxton, MA Complete an application at TRUCKS At Prices Beating HouseworksRealty.com References Cottage and Stetson School, 455 South Or TRACTORS The Competition! 508-867-0903 $20 Application Fee RENT Street, Barre, MA 01005 or Cleanups 508-765-5542 WEBSTER Garden of Heritage Suites call (978) 355-4541 ext. 130 508-867-2564 Mowing (1) Grave Sleeps 3-8. 200 feet to for application process. #121D plot 2 beach, located behind 413-262-5082 Plowing Southbridge 6500 sq. ft. Ashworth hotel. Private AA/EOE Mulching Cement floor, office, Asking $2,800 yard, with grill and tables. Hedge Trimming Quiet 1 Bedroom 2 loading docks, Set In The Back Call: 508-476-1621 Great family area 433 CLEANING Patios 3-phase power and rates. Etc. Everything New, First Floor $2400/month Join Us…. Full Bath WORCESTER COUNTY Call 603-926-1867 Seth Goudreau Granite Countertops 6500 sq. ft. MEMORIAL PARKS in building a * TLC Home * 774-402-4694 Brookside Parking Two grave plots: No Pets 3rd floor with RV in Co-op Park NEW American Cleaning www.blkdiamondlandscaping.com large elevator Valor I {#291 unit A, Terrace Very clean and bright graves 1 and 2} $30,000 Women’s College We Use & Supply Organic FREE Estimates Move In Immediately Current value $8200.00 Fully Insured Reasonable Woodstock, CT for the Cleaners To Ensure Your ------Offered: $5,850.00 Family’s Safety. Experienced & $675.00 508-499-7957 21st Century Ambitious! 3500 sq. ft. [email protected] Gift Certificates For Drive in ground level Baby Showers, SPECIAL! Become part of a vibrant First/Last/Security Cement floors with office WORCESTER COUNTY community of world-class Anniversaries, And More! WICKED GOOD 1 MONTHS 774-221-3124 and 3-phase power professionals transforming A Perfect Gift! FREE RENT MEMORIAL PARK the lives of a motivated and LANDSCAPING Paxton, MA Office/Homes is now scheduling WITH MOVE-IN BY Southbridge 3600 sq. ft. Garden of Gospels diverse student population. 1 & 2-Bedroom Apartments Loading dock A pioneer in innovative Spring/Fall Cleaning spring yard cleanups JUNE 30th 1 plot (#85) Weekly/Bi-Weekly/ We have added new Very secure with 2 grave sites academic programs since ------2-Bedroom-Hardwoods, $1500/month 1897 and one of the fastest Monthly Cleaning openings for weekly $4,000.00 Flexible Hours/Days mowing routes this year washer/dryer hookups, Seasonal campsite growing colleges in New Affordable 1, 2 and 3 refrigerator/stove. 774-200-1194 England, Bay Path College Wicked professional 3600 sq. ft. Meadowside of Woodstock, Registered/Insured/ Wicked affordable, and Bedroom Apartments Cold storage Own your own lot. is seeking to fill the For Rent. 1-Bedroom-Fireplaced following position: Bonded Wicked GOOD! Cheap Trailer with add-ons which Line up for your free quote Spacious, Fully living room wall-to-wall 550 MOBILE HOMES contain large family room, CALL TODAY FOR A today! Applianced. carpeting, very plush w/all two bedrooms, dining room, Director of Graduate GREENER TOMORROW the amenities of home. Call owner Brookfield screened porch, vinyl siding, Admissions www. Starting at $698 508-753-3670 Nanatomqua Mobile large shed, outdoor fire pit, Sturbridge, MA & ASK FOR TAMMIE AT WickedGoodLandscaping.com Heat/Hot Water Both Apartments Include: Home Park (55+) mostly furnished. Burlington, MA Campuses 508-347-3275 Included! Off-street Parking, Mobile Home For Sale. Park ammenities: large wickedgoodlandscaping@ Heat/Hot Water Two Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. swimming pool, rec hall. For detailed information on gmail.com • A/C In Every Unit Large Kitchen & Living pavilion, mini golf, bocci, 508 499-3300 Call: 774-230-0680 Room. Screen Porch horseshoes, fish pond-low this position and to apply, • Pool 525 HOUSES FOR RENT please visit our website at: ICENSED AY & Carport. yearly maintenence fees. 442 L D Park Rent $120/Month www.baypath.edu 481 POOLS/SPAS • Basketball Court SOUTHBRIDGE CARE 2 bedroom HOUSE Includes Taxes, Water, Rte.25 197, An equal opportunity • Playground Renovated,, Deleaded FOR RENT Sewerage, Trash and Road Woodstock, CT employer, Bay Path College 18 FT. Wall to Wall Maintenance Unit #5 *************** • On-Site Laundry CALL FOR PRICE is committed to fostering The Commonwealth of ABOVE GROUND Tile Kitchen and Bath ~Sutton~ 772-233-1555 Parking Cape with 774-262-7307 diversity in its student body, Massachusetts Office of POOL INCOME LIMITS APPLY faculty and staff Child Care Services Section 8 approved cathedral ceilings Used only one season! 1 bedroom. den. 575 VACATION RENTALS requires that all ads Moving must sell. WELLS, MAINE $650/mo kitchen, living room, placed in the newspaper Everything included laundry SACO, MAINE Village By the Sea for child care (daycare) Section 8 Welcome 617-908-0744 furnished /unfurnished 2 different houses, both 2 bedroom/2 bath condo. Trailer Truck in your home include $1300.00 Office Open From: SOUTHBRIDGE Scenic road, steps from the beach, quaint Pool complex, with your license number. Or Best Offer 4 miles from 146/395 neighborhood. jacuzzi, exercise room, Drivers Wanted Monday-Friday 3-bedroom apartment Minutes from Old Orchard. outdoor pool, in-unit laundry, Class A CDL With Call 508-796-5192 9:00am to 5:00pm available June 15th Applications being taken 3 bedrooms each A/C, cable. 448 FURNITURE Leave Message Saturday 10:00am No Smoking $1400-$2600. Summer Rentals Hazmat to 4:00pm Spacious, clean, updated, No Pets Hot tubs, sunroom, views. large yard Available dates: Based In Evening Appointments Available First/Last/Security Park and walk to everything wk of July 6 & Aug 17 FURNITURE Quiet house, nice location No pets North Brookfield. Housing welcomed $1150/mo $875 Weekly Bedroom 1 Brookside Terrace 508-865-4656 [email protected] Solid Brass Bed Third floor 11 Village Drive Spring/Fall dates available w/2 white laminate Southbridge,MA 01550 Please Call bureaus/matching mirrors 508-248-5177 SPENCER CALL FOR DAILY RATES 508-867-3235 $1000.00 (508)764-7675 or email LAKEFRONT YEAR CAPE COD TIME [email protected] ROUND RENTAL SHARE FOR SALE (508)429-7568 Bedroom 2 Newly renovated Edgewater Beach Resort Oak 2 bedrooms, 1 bath 95 Chase Avenue Armoire, Bureau/matching Town-to-Town Appliances, W/D hookup, Dennisport, MA 02639 mirror, Parking, private dock Across the street cylinder waterbed, NO PETS, NO SMOKING from the water w/matching headboard Classifieds Studio (Unit 706) First & Last $1000.00 Town-to-Town Fixed week 33 (August) Town-to-Town $1350/month Deeded rights Classifieds 1-800-536-5836 • 508-765 6940 Security/ $1000 Dining Room 1-800-536-5836 $9,000 Firm 1-800-536-5836 508-347-3145 Custom-Made Racetrack 508-765-6940 TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Call 508-885-7376 JUNE 05, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 5
720 CLASSICS 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 745 RECREATIONAL 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 760 VANS/TRUCKS 700 AUTOMOTIVE ‘87 OLDS 2001 ‘53 Chevy VEHICLES 2005 JAYCO 3/4 ton CHEVY CUTLASS DODGE 2500 Pick-up 3100 1997 35’ JAYFLIGHT 29 FBS SILVERADO 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 2 Motorcycles SUPREME 4-wheel drive w/plow Rounded windows. For Sale Holiday CAMPER 4-wheel drive, 1986 Ford 351 w/442 package 138,000 miles Engine re-done. Selling for parts Needs transmission work Bunkhouse in rear, Queen Moon roof, air, 6 disc CD player, Asking 2007 Roadstar Vacationer bed in front. Table and Windsor Motor Good tires $3500 $600 Firm $24,000 Warrior- Chevy 454 engine, 58,000 couch fold out into double $150 Runs great, looks great beds. Excellent condition. Call Mike 508 832-2566 Real clean V8 307 508-278-6625 Metallic Gray, VERY LOW miles, (6) Michelin tires, Please leave message $5500 1998 MILES, Samson Ground queen bed, (2) TVs, Onan Full slide-out. Stove, micro, Rebuilt C6 774-239-1674 VOLVO V70 Pounders, Very Clean. 7.0 generator, backup stand-up separate shower, Transmission with cable, awning, surround 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT WAGON $7,000 OBO camera, (2) new batteries, sound, etc. Transfer Case hydraulic leveling jacks, Michigan BEAUTIFUL 1993 RED Automatic AWD 2003 BUICK $200 $1000 2008 Yamaha many extras, $12,000 OBO Backhoe SEDAN DEVILLE RENDEZVOUS FZ6- excellent condition. 508-400-2073 Payloader 1952 Chevy Power CADILLAC Mileage: 87,407 600CC, Royal Blue, VERY $18,000 Uxbridge MA Diesel, Runs Good 860-377-5742 Loaded, all electric, heated Train 61,000 original miles LOW MILES, Very Clean, Call: 508-892-4102 $9997 $200 Excellent condition 1 owner leather seats/mirrors, cruze, Slider Guards. Always garaged, V8, parkaid, moonroof, 3-row $5,200 OBO LAKESIDE Chevy Box Truck Front wheel drive, 4-door 2002 seating, rear liftgate 2007 UPS-Style 1987 GMC Parts A must see! One owner MOTORHOME RV RESORT $3500 Nice chrome front Paid $28,200 new Chevy Impala Very good condition Call: 908-242-2016 Own RV lot bumper, heater core, $8,500 firm Runs good, but needs some Asking $6,000 or email: 31 ft. Class “C” for less than renting John Deere misc. Call 508-234-9955 TLC Silver 120,000 miles 774-262-9409 [email protected] Itasca Impulse Developers final phase Skidloader 11.5 ft. slideout queen bed All Lots 50% off Needs Motor Work Asking $2500 Owners are Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool, Chevy 283 & 327 FOR SALE non-smokers/ Activity Center Call 508 278-6304 732 SPORTS UTILITY ‘99 HD have no pets Let’s Talk, Make crankshafts 1955 FORD An Offer! 2 door sedan, XL SPORTSTER Only 14,136 miles 508 989-8165 Many extras Call (508)347-7300 Call: 508-892-8481 89,203 original miles 2004 BMW Z4 1200 CUSTOM $6000.00 Black with red interior, 2006 HYUNDAI Excellent Condition Asking $55,000.00 760 VANS/TRUCKS 767 VEHICLES WANTED Car is all original, 2.5L engine, 21,000 miles Many Extras Serious buyers call needs paint, TISCON Must be seen, like new ANTIQUE AUTO new brake lines and 508-320-2944 720 CLASSICS $16,500 14 K miles 1992 GMC gas lines. $8,599 Negotiable PARTS NEEDED Can be seen in 508-282-2884 2007 Diesel Truck 1937-1960 Sunroof, cruise control, 508-835-3609 UPS Truck-Style, Sturbridge, MA heated seats, heated MOTORHOME Car and truck sheet metal Aluminum Grumman Body, trim and exterior parts only 813-389-1021 windshield, heated 31 ft. Class “C” Shelves. Rebuilt 2004 FORD E250 mirrors, fold down back No mechanical parts ask for Butch Customized Harley Davidson Itasca Impulse Transmission/Motor, whatsoever **1983 Classic** seats, cargo cover, power New Fuel Tank, Radiator, Handicapped Van everything 2012 FLHTK 11.5 ft. slideout queen bed Also 1949-1951 Mercury Mercedes Benz For sale Power Ramp, TV w/DVD. Owners are Steering Box. Dual Wheels, trim and sheet metal Power windows, mirrors, Electra Glide non-smokers/ 11’ Area Behind Seats 978-760-3453 300 TD 1986 CORVETTE and seats. CALL 508-943-8490 have no pets Excellent Condition Turbo Diesel 350-AUTOMATIC New tires, brakes for test drive Limited Only 14,136 miles 14,100GVWR Excellent Leather Interior and shocks. 518 miles, radio, Many extrass Call 5pm-8:30pm Vehicle Needed!! Runs Excellent Totally customized interior. heated handle bars. 508-867-6546 79K original miles Speakers in passenger seat. If anyone has a car that 105,000 miles Removable top, black with MUCH MORE! Asking $58,000.00 runs and can get a sticker New Tires tan interior 34,000 miles 2011 Asking $23,000 Serious buyers call 508-278-6625 and they want to donate it Asking $2300 New wheels Excellent condition, Bass Tracker 508-320-2944 to an old man that needs a ************************ $7,900 or B.O. Pro 165 w/trailer MID SEASON DEAL 2002 GMC car to get to the stores. Call for more info 508-797-2206 40hp motor has only 8 hours 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS Let him know he may be 508-779-0194 508-764-7193 $11,000 2006 Suzuki Sierra SLT willing to give you some- Boulevard 1994 Damon 1500, Z71 off road thing for the car. 2004 Pontiac GTO Escaper 32’ Fifth package. Extended cab, 725 AUTOMOBILES Torrid red with black leather 2011 Grey, VL800K, great bike, Onstar, 5.3 liter V8, new Here is his number!! interior, 5.7L LS1 V8, Polaris ATV-II mint condition, under 2,200 Wheel Camper miles (always garaged). Mastercraft tires. Call: 508-764-0594 1963 Ford 1997 Ford Explorer automatic transmission, 5PM, PPC, Camo Great condition, real clean! 224,000 miles 73,000 miles. Shield, saddle bags, and New tires, custom order Fairlane 500 Needs minor part to run 30 hours. sissy bar. Invested $4000. in one year deluxe queen size bed Rebuilt 260 V8, new Asking $10,900 Paid $9,000 and microwave. $6,000 OBO automatic transmission, Call: 508-949-1816 Asking $7,000 $5,500 Everything works! Call: 774-922-2098 floors and interior. New dual Take it away for only Must See! We Buy Junk exhaust, paint and chrome $1500.00 $5,000 good. 508-278-6625 2002 White Cars $8,400 OBO 774 452-3613 2005 FORD FOCUS Call: 774-329-9160 Call: 508-335-2747 Will consider trades and cash White Hatchback in excellent Chevy Van condition. Great Gas Mileage, MOTORCYCLE Express 2500 Call Chuck: Good first car 2003 WINNEBAGO 508-248-5928 1997 MERCURY WOMAN’S 21 SPD, 2004 Yamaha SABLE 26” BIKE V Star 1100 ITASCA SUNOVA $5000 or B/O MOTORHOME Best Offer 4 door, tan Call 508 885-9962 Excellent condition Classic Call: 774-482-0408 132,000 miles Asking $225 (negotiable) 28 ft., Class A Call Us At: 300V6 Call 860-779-9097 Excellent condition, must be 15,000 miles 1976 MGB seen to be appreciated. 774-230-8586 Runs excellent 2008 Nissan Versa Queen-size bed Roadster 4 new tires, battery Like new, well kept 1 slide-out 2004 $$$ $1,200 or best offer Hatchback Hydraulic leveling jacks Convertible Silver, 4 door, 74,000 miles. Asking $5,000 NISSAN TITAN Call 508-713-3066 or 740 MOTORCYCLES Onan generator Crew Cab w/Off-Road and Exterior bodywork newly 508-779-0194 In excellent condition, Call: 508-347-5179 Back-up camera redone, 85,000 miles, comes one owner! Tow Package. or Non-smoking, no pets One owner with cover. Excellent condition 1998 FORD $7,995 1996 HARLEY 774-230-5924 Truck runs like new $5,000 OBO Never off-road or plowed WINDSTAR DAVIDSON Asking $30,000 All service records Call: 508-414-7574 Mileage: 122486 Call: 774-217-8057 Flowmaster exhausts or email: 883 SPORTSTER 508-943-5958 Blue Book Value $2,985.00 Low miles Deep water blue Good condition, [email protected] $4,000 211K highway miles well maintained 774-402-4624 $6995.00 or b/o 1978 Firebird Freedom Lift 508-208-6042 Formula Scooter Lift installed 33’ Rockwood V8, 4-speed, too many new 7/13/2011 2010 Trailer Purchase price $3,795.00 parts to list! Nice cruising PONTIAC VIBE with Double Lot in Brimfield car, includes custom fit car 1998 Yamaha Asking $5,000 (Toyota Matrix) Used 6 times cover, color black. 4-door, 5-speed, FWD, VStar 650 Largest Lot on site Silver, 35 MPG, 99K Black Own for life $8,500 OBO Call 508-248-7930 Excellent condition Low Milage Call: 508-278-6219 Leave message $8,495.00 or BO $1835.00 $30,000 After 5pm 508-208-6042 774-232-2999 Call 508 892-8027 2014 Kia Cadenza Top of the Near Luxury Class of Cars
BY KEITH GRIFFIN package adds on things like HID headlamps with Active Front Even just five years ago this Auto Lighting System; 7-inch TFT LCD phrase would have been laughable: Review meter cluster; a power tilt and tele- a $41,000 Kia. Automotive enthusi- scoping steering column (that asts would have scoffed at the wrapped steering wheel. And, the should be standard on a near-luxu- notion but that's all changed with only time I used them was by acci- ry vehicle and not an option); and a the introduction of the 2014 Kia dent when turning. Paddle shifters heated steering wheel among other Cadenza. It's a game changer for continue to strike me as a gimmick features. The technology package the brand. the average owner won't use after adds things like 19" alloy wheels And, after spending the day the first month in the car. Why with P245/40R19 tires (what wheels behind the wheel and as a passen- would you? The six-speed trans- have to do with technology I'll ger around Del Mar,Calif., I can tell mission does a better job. never know), advanced smart you that this is a luxury vehicle One quick aside, though, is the cruise control; blind spot detection that's going to compete, much like six-speed transmission. It's up to system and lane departure warn- the Hyundai Genesis, against vehi- the task but it seems out-of-place ing system among other attributes. cles costing thousands of dollars on a near-luxury car, especially The wheels and the cruise control more. when Chrysler has an eight-speed merit the extra investment. OK, so technically the Cadenza is transmission. I know it's done for Frankly, design is not one of my available at a starting price of cost savings but fingers crossed strong points when it comes to $35,100 (plus $800 destination and that Kia has a more advanced reviewing cars but the Cadenza handling) but you're going to want transmission in the planning stands out. The signature grille to go all in and buy the top-of-the- stages. and front fascia make Cadenza rec- The V6 powerplant produces 293 line model. That's what I spent all ognizable as a Kia but that's not a it much better than I could: "The horsepower at 6,400 rpm and 255 VITAL STATISTICS day with and it's an outstanding bad thing because Kia has done so interior (is) complete with soft lb.-ft. of torque at 5,200 rpm. The piece of automotive machinery. much in design in the last couple leather upholstery and … accents advanced all-aluminum engine fea- Wheelbase: 112.0 inches Lets get some of the descriptive years. The proportions are spot on of wood and chrome. An elegant tures dual continuously variable Length: 195.5 inches information out of the way and don’t seem forced like other analog clock positioned between valve timing for improved fuel Width: 72.8 inches upfront. This is the most powerful carmakers who seek to spread a the automatic climate controls economy and performance, a Height: 58.1 inches and technologically advanced Kia standard look across vehicles of lends a classic feel." Analog clocks maintenance-free timing chain, a Curb weight: 3668 lbs. sold in the U.S. (That's an impor- different shapes and sizes. should be a must for any car. For three-step variable induction sys- Engine: 3.3-liter V6 with gasoline tant caveat because the Kia Quoris Flanking the grille are quad some reason, they are simpler to tem for enhanced torque, and is direct injection is supposed to come to this market headlights behind crystalline lens- comprehend when driving and designed to run on regular unlead- Horsepower: 293 hp @ 6400 rpm in 2014 and it's even more upscale.) es. The lower fascia is wide, lend- usually easier to spot than a digital ed gasoline. That last one is an Torque: 255 lb. ft. @ 5200 rpm As mentioned, this is Kia's most ing to the Cadenza’s imposing clock, which tends to be located in important distinction. Other near EPA estimated mpg city/high- powerful vehicle. It's equipped stance, and chrome trim accents difficult places on most cars. way: 19/28 with a smooth-revving 3.3-liter luxury sedans are targeting premi- around the fog lights and grille um fuel – yet another area where Base price: $35,100 equipped with gasoline direct make the vehicle look a lot more (For the latest new car news, fol- buying a Kia is going to ultimately As-tested price: $41,100 injection (GDI) technology that costly than it is. LED positioning low me on Twitter at aboutused- save money. Also consider: (a comparative improves performance while pro- lights and projection beam head- cars. You can also learn about buy- Speaking of money, the MSRP is vehicle) Toyota Avalon, Nissan ducing fewer emissions, according lights also seem very "un-Kia-like". ing and selling a used car at $35,100 for base model; $38,100 for Maxima, Lincoln MKZ to Kia. It has a six-speed automatic Allow me to borrow heavily from UsedCars.About.com.) transmission that includes a man- base model with Luxury Package; the Kia press release on the ual shift mode and paddle shifters and, $41,100 for base model with Cadenza's interior because it says flanking the leather and wood- Technology Package. The luxury 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ June 05, 2013 There's No Place like Midstate... There's No Place like Midstate... There's No Place like Midstate... A Magical Place To Buy A Car 2007 Dodge 2007 2000 2007 Caliber Chevy Chevy Colbalt Pit Bull XLT $ $ Malibu $ 199 per mo. 199 per mo. $ 149 per mo. 219 per mo.
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2010 Honda 2010 2008 2011 Civic Toyota Nissan Hyundai LX Coupe Corolla Altima 2.5S Sonata $ $ 249 per mo. $ Coupe 259 per mo. 249 per mo. $ 249 per mo. Only 35K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, cruise control, Only 69K Miles! Sunroof, alloy wheels, power windows, power only 37K miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! 5 Speed with only 35K Miles! Power mirrors, Ac, rear defrost, tilt steer- locks, power mirrors, power seat, AC, rear defrost, AM/FM/CD/Aux seat AC, rear defrost, AM/FM/CD/Sat Capable/Aux/USB for your Ipod ing wheel, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, great on GAS for your Ipod or Mp3 player, tilt steering wheel, cruise, steering or Mp3 player, alloy wheels, tilt steering wheel, cruise control, blue- with being a 4 Cylinder 5 speed! tooth technology, steering wheel controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth, wheel controls (audio, cruise) and so much more! heads up display) and so much more! 2011 2010 2012 2006 Ford Mitsubishi Hyundai Cadillac Fusion S Lancer ES Veloster CTS $ $ $ $ 299 per mo. 249 per mo 269 per mo. 289 per mo.
Alloy wheels, hatchback, 2 dr., coupe, PW, PL, CD only 57K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear 36K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear Only 38K Miles! Leather, power seat, power mirrors, power defrost, spoiler, sunroof, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, steering player, air, auto, low miles defrost, Automatic, AM/FM/In dash 6 Disc CD changer/Sat radio windows, power locks, AC, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, capable, tilt steering wheel, steering wheel controls (cruise, audio), wheel controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth), AM/FM/In dash 6 Disc CD changer/Sat capable all powered by a Rockford Fosgate stereo system cruise control, alloy wheels, AM/FM/CD player and so much alloy wheels and so much more! and so much more! more! 2010 2007 Ford 2008 2012 Chevy Toyota F-150 XLT Dodge Rav 4 Malibu LT 4x4 Nitro SLT $ $ $ 299 per mo. 299 per mo 299 per mo. $ 299 per mo.
4x4 with only 29K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mir- Extended Cab with only 80K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power 4x4 with only 51K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mir- mirrors, AC, bed liner, tow package, alloy wheels, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your rors, AC, rear defrost, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 rors, AC, rear defrost, alloy wheels, power seat, AM/FM/CD/Sat with only 27K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, player, plenty of storage in the rear, cruise control, tilt steering Ipod or Mp3 player, cruise controls, tilt steering wheel and so much more! AC, rear defrost, leather, alloy wheels, cruise control, tilt steering This is a beautiful truck at the right price! Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, heated seats, tilt steering wheel and so much more! Get the dependability of a Toyota and wheel, cruise controls, fog lamps, tow package and so much more! wheel, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or MP3 player and so much an SUV at the Right price here at Midstate Auto Group! more! 2010 2011 Ford 2011 Dodge 2 2010 Hyundai Fusion Ram TO Subaru Santa Fe SEL Bighorn CHOOSE Legacy $ $ $ 319 per mo. 329 per mo. $ 299 per mo. 339 per mo.
AWD with only 55K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mir- AWD with only 32K Miles! Leather, sunroof, power windows, power 4x4 V8 with only 71K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power rors, AC, rear defrost, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, steering locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, power seat, tilt steering wheel, AWD PZEV (Partial Zero Emissions Vehicle)with only 54K Miles! Power win- wheel controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth), AM/FM/CD/Aux for your cruise controls, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player/Sat capable mirrors, AC, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, tilt steer- dows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, AWD, heated cloth seats, Ipod or Mp3 player with a USB/ Satalite capable, alloy wheels and all powered by Microsoft Sync, alloy wheels and so much more! ing wheel, cruise controls and so much more! This truck has alloy power seat, alloy wheels, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, AM/FM/CD/Aux wheels and a full cap on the bed! for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! so much more!
2010 Ford 2010 Ford 2010 Ford 2010 Escape Escape Escape Toyota XLT XLT XLT Venza $ $ $ $ 349 per mo. 349 per mo. 359 per mo. 379 per mo.
AWD with only 39K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mir- AWD with only 63K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AWD with only 63K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, Only 33K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power rors, power seat, AC, rear defrost, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, power seat, AC, rear defrost, alloy wheels, tilt steering wheel, cruise power seat, AC, rear defrost, alloy wheels, tilt steering wheel, cruise con- seat, sunroof AC, rear defrost, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, tilt steering wheel, cruise control, fog lamps, luggage rack, alloy wheels, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, dual cli- controls, steering wheel controls (audio, cruise), luggage rack, dual trols, steering wheel controls (audio, cruise), luggage rack, dual opening mate controls, fog lamps, bluetooth connectivity and so much more! opening rear door, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so rear door, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! alloy wheels and so much more! much more!
2010 2009 2009 2010 Mercury Infiniti Nissan Toyota Mariner G37X Murano SL Highlander Premier $ $ $ $ 389 per mo. 389 per mo. 399 per mo. 379 per mo.
AWD with only 73K Miles! Leather, power windows, power locks, power AWD with only 48K Miles! Leather, power windows, power AWD with only 45K Miles! Leather, heated seats, power windows, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, cruise control, sunroof, alloy locks, power mirrors, power seats, memory seat, sunroof, AC, locks, power mirrors, power seats, alloy wheels, dual panormaic sunroof, 4x4 with only 19K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, wheels, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3p layer/Sat Capable, all pow- dual climate controls, steering wheel controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth), ered by Microsoft Sync, power seat, heated seats and so much more! rear defrost, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, heat- AC, rear defrost, 3rd Row seating, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 tilt steering wheel, cruise control, AM/FM/In Dash 6 Disc CD changer/Aux player, cruise, rear air controls, heated mirrors ed seats, alloy wheels and so much more! for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! 2012 Ford 2009 Jeep 2008 Ford 2010 Wrangler F150 XLT Ford F-150 F-350 Rubicon 4x4 Lariat Super Duty $ $ $ 4x4 399 per mo. 399 per mo. 446 per mo. $ 449 per mo. Super Crew with only 38K Miles! Loaded! Beautiful! 4x4, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, rear power sliding window, Single Cab with only 26K miles! Power windows, power locks, power Only 44K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, rear alloy wheels, running boards, bed liner, tow package, rear back up camera, windshield wiper, alloy wheels, full size spare tire on the back, hard top, two way remov- 4x4 extended cab with only 34K Miles! Power windows, power locks, mirrors, AC, tow package with the break differential and the Aux power mirrors, AC, tow package, alloy wheels, tilt steering wheel, cruise AM/FM/CD/Navigation/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 all powered by a touch able hard top, fog lamps, sway bar lock, with the Rubicon tires, tilt steering wheel, cruise screen with a Sony Stereo, running boards, tilt steering wheel, cruise con- hookups, running boards, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, controls, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! THIS is THE controls, running boards, sunroof, AM/FM/CD player and so much trol, power seats, heated seats, wood grain throughout the dash and truck, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or mp3 player and so much more! ULTIMATE SUV! more! sunroof and so much more!
2011 Chevrolet 2008 2009 Lexus 2011 Silverado Mercedes RX 350 Mercedees 1500 LTZ C300 $ Benz E350 Beautiful! 449 per mo. $ $ 499 per mo. $ 509 per mo. 499 per mo.
Only 64K Miles! Running boards, tow package, bed liner, WD Loaded! Only 42K Miles! Leather, navigation, power windows, power Sport 4 Matic (AWD) with only 35K Miles! Power windows, power 4 Matic with only 49K Miles! AWD, Leather, Sunroof, navigation, power tele- locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, rear back up camera, sunroof, toneau cover, leather, power seats, heated seats, power win- locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, leather, dual climate controls, scoping steering wheel, cruise control, AC, rear defrost, power rear visor for AM/FM/CD/Cassette/Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, power heated seats, power seats, memory driver seat, steering wheel con- dows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your the rear window, heated seats, power seats, memory seats, dual climate con- seats, heated seats, fog lamps, alloy wheels, power rear gate, steering wheel trols (audio, cruise, heads up display, bluetooth), cruise controls, Ipod or Mp3 player, cruise controls, tilt steering wheel, steering trols, AM/FM/CD/Sat Capable/navigation all powered by a Harmon/Kardon controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth), power telescoping steering wheel, wood- power telescopic wheel, alloy wheels sunroof, bluetooth technology, wheel controls (audio, cruise) and so much more! system, fog lamps, alloy wheels, and the luxury of Mercedes! grain throughout the vehicle, cruise control and so much more! Low miles! AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more!
*All payments are subject to qualified credit. Payment include $3,000 customer cash, $3,000 Midstate Match at 2.99% for 72 months.
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