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ONLINE: www.StonebridgePress.com Friday, May 12, 2017 Valley KofC honors members and volunteers The Mumford Council # 365 years. Ordained priests are Council events. of the Knights of Columbus automatically Honorary Life A $500 check was presented recently held their annual members regardless of years to Juan Sanchez, a Seminarian awards and recognition night. of service. at Good Shepherd Parish in The following members were Linwood, under the RSVP The following members awarded a certificate and pin (Refund Support Vocations received Honorary Life for their years of service: Program) to help him on his Membership and recognition Richard E. Auger (50 years); way to becoming a priest. for their years of service to the Lewis D. Buxton Jr. (50 years); A $250 check was present- Council: and Brian W. Mathon (25 ed to Eduardo Maya, also a Joseph E. Benoit (48 years); years). Seminarian at Good Shepherd. Edward J. Bonneau (40 years); The following were recog- The Knight of the Year Frank P. Braney (44 years); nized as “Honor Roll Knights award for 2016 was presented John A. Davis (37 years); for 2016” for their service: to Plato T. Adams. Richard R. Haggerty (48 years); Gerald F. Fay (6 years); The Mumford Council #365 and Jack A. Pruitte (30 years). Edward E. Flamand (5 years); Beacon of Hope award for Honorary Life members are James Folts (1 year) and Peter 2017 was presented to Michael those who have attained the E. Sabourin (8 years). and Laurie Sabourin for their age of 70 years and who have The Shining Knight Award many years of volunteer been a member of the Order for was presented to Normand work at the Peace of Bread 25 consecutive years and also Armstrong and James Folts Community Kitchen in the those who have been a member for their recruitment efforts Fellowship Hall at the United The Beacon of Hope award was presented Michael and Laurie Sabourin, of the Order for 50 consecutive and assistance provided for pictured with past Grand Knight John L. Brouillard. Turn To K OF C page ­­­A7 Northbridge PD appoints new sergeant BY RAYANNE COOMBS TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT Northbridge Town Manager Theodore Kozak and the Board of Selectmen unani- mously appointed Patrolman Carmen Borrelli to the rank of sergeant. Borrelli, a res- ident of Northbridge, brings a wealth of education and experience to the department. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice from Worcester State University, an MBA in securi- ty management from Nichols Sgt. Carmen Borelli College, and will be receiving his Juris Doctorate from the position in 2013. Massachusetts School of Law Northbridge Police Chief in December. Before joining Walter Warchol said of Borrelli the police force, Borrelli was “He’s done a great job for us. CEO and business manager of He’s very proactive on the mid- an IT outsourcing company night shift, and with his back- ground credentials and mili- Courtesy photos where he managed finances, tary training, I think he will Maria Thomas, Rick Roberts, MC Charles Washburn, and past recipient Lorna Pezanelli. client relations, and state com- pliance. serve the department well into Borrelli got his first taste of the future.” law enforcement during his Borelli said of his third shift time in the US Army when colleagues, “I work with a ValleyCAST celebrates he served as a member of the great group of guys that I can military police force, and was always count on. When things deployed as an Intelligence get tough or difficult, we just Officer. He began as a part- get it done as a team. From the time officer in Northbridge in dispatchers to the other offi- Mason award winners Turn To PD ­­­A7 2011, and secured a full-time page BY RAYANNE COOMBS attracts people of all abilities and artistic TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT levels. The duo has helped to promote arts In the spirit of their mission to build a in the Blackstone Valley by offering classes creative, inclusive and prosperous commu- and teacher training across the nation and nity of culture in the Blackstone Valley, throughout the world. ValleyCast, a subsidiary of Aletrnatives, Stepping Stone Community Theater held an award ceremony to honor recipients received the award for championing inclu- of the sixth annual Priscilla B. Mason Arts & sive theatrical excellence. The Theater is an Culture award. The award, which includes inclusive theater company that has been per- a cash prize, is given annually to people, forming in the Blackstone Valley for nearly groups or organizations that have made a decade, and they welcome and support all significant contributions to the Blackstone members of the community to explore the Valley’s arts, culture or sciences in the past theater arts. The company is composed of year. This year’s winners are Maria Thomas adults and teens of all ages and abilities who and Rick Roberts, founders of Zentangle, share a passion for the arts on stage and Stepping Stone Community Theatre, an behind the scenes, and is led by their direc- inclusive nonprofit theater group, and Joyce tor, Wendy Saba. Stepping Stone Community Firth, chair of the Mendon Cultural Council. Theater performs regularly at the Singh Thomas & Roberts received the award for Performance Center in Whitinsville, and Inspiring Artistic Exploration. Thomas and brings award winning, family oriented inclu- Rayanne Coombs photos Roberts have created an art form they call sive theater to audiences. Three amigos study together the Zentangle method, an easy to learn, relax- Firth received the award for celebrat- ing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. Zentangle Turn To CAST page ­­­A9 Bridging the age gap: students pair with seniors BY RAYANNE COOMBS that the students will author School district recipient TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT and publish a biography of As part of a recent his/her Senior Budd. Each Community Partnership of the Senior Buddies were Grant awarded to the interviewed by the students Northbridge School District, and shared their life stories. of partnership grant Many even brought pictures students at the Middle School are taking part in a unique to share.” BY RAYANNE COOMBS supporting our municipalities cies and maximize taxpayer project that brings gener- “Having a connection to the TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT through this effective grant dollars to make every corner ations together. Michelle community has always been a As part of the Governor’s program,” said Lieutenant of the Commonwealth a better Hazelwood, 6th grade teacher goal of the Northbridge School effort to assist local school Governor Karyn Polito, chair place to live, work and raise a and facilitator of the Senior District and our school.” districts from across the of the Community Compact family.” Buddies project explains, Hazelwood said, “This proj- Commonwealth to work togeth- Cabinet. “As former local offi- Dr. Catherine Stickney, “The Senior Buddies project ect will give our students the er on improving their regional- cials, Governor Baker and I superintendent of the is the pairing of 6th grade stu- opportunity to develop posi- ization and efficiency efforts, understand the importance of Northbridge Schools, said the dents with senior citizen vol- tive relationships with seniors Northbridge was awarded maintaining strong relation- grant will be used to help build unteers from the Northbridge in our community, and our the Community Partnership ships with our 351 cities and a collaborative partnership Senior Center. The students hope is that it will encourage Grant. towns and we believe these and Senior Buddies have met “We are pleased to continue grants will increase efficien- Turn To GRANT page ­­­A9 several times with the idea Turn To GAP page ­­­A7 2 • Friday, May 12, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune

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GRAFTON — The Blackstone Valley String Quartet will be hosting a free meetings public concert on the Grafton town Common on Sunday, June 4 at 3 p.m. DOUGLAS: Spring Awakening: A Tango Experience will feature a performance of “Tangos & Monday, May 15 More: Six Dances for String Quartet” by Council On Aging, 6 p.m., See Agenda Michael McLean. The public is encour- For Location aged to bring their own blankets and/ Conservation Commission, 7 p.m., or chairs. See Agenda For Location The Blackstone Valley String Quartet Tuesday, May 16 gets its name from the quaint small-town Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., See area of central Massachusetts where Agenda For Location all four members of the group grew up Economic Dev. Com., 7 p.m., See and fostered their musical talents for 15 Agenda For Location years. The members of the BVQ have Wednesday, May 17 played together in various orchestras and Building & Facility Const. Com., 7 small groups over the years, honing their p.m., See Agenda For Location skills and developing a unique bond as Thursday, May 18 professional performing musicians. The BVT School Committee, 6 p.m, See BVQ currently serves all of New England Agenda For Location including the cities of Worcester, Boston, and Providence, and can be booked for UXBRIDGE: all types of events including wedding cer- emonies, cocktail hours, receptions, pri- Monday, May 15 vate parties, and corporate/professional Conservation Commission Public events. The Blackstone Valley String Hearing, 6:30 p.m., Board of Selectmen Quartet rehearses and is housed at Vivo Meeting Room Strings music studio in North Grafton. Wednesday, May 17 For more information and to listen, Courtesy photo Board of Health Public Hearing, 6 visit the website at: www.blackstoneval- The four members of the Blackstone Valley String Quartet are ready for their debut. p.m., Board of Selectmen Meeting leyquartet.com Room

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25 Elm St. Southbridge, MA 01550 Telephone: (508) 909-4126 Fax: (508) 764-8015 www.StonebridgePress.com OPINIONOpinion and commentary from the Blackstone Valley and beyond Frank G. Ruth Chilinski DeAmicis President & LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Editor Publisher Brouwer: invite to the classic Editorial To the Editor: and a registration gift. Upton. I am writing to inform you that This is a not-for-profit event and For more information about play- the David Muradian Charitable the purpose of the charity is to aid ing in the tournament or sponsor- Foundation will be hosting the David our community in a variety of ways. ships please email davidmuradian- In to the Muradian Charity Classic on Friday, Funds generated from this tournament [email protected], find us on June 16 at Shining Rock Golf Club in will go to local non-profits, including Facebook, or call 508-320-6564. Northbridge. The tournament will be this year food pantries. We also hope Thank you. an 18-hole, Florida-style scramble with to provide our veterans organizations spring swing registration at 8 a.m., and tee off at 9 with support in the future, as well as Meagan Brouwer a.m. potentially form a scholarship fund for David Muradian Charity Classic The cost is $150 per golfer, $600 per an eligible student at each of the high Coordinator foursome, includes dinner afterwards schools in Grafton, Northridge, and This past weekend it began. We think Northbridge perhaps the Nichols College in Dudley graduation might be one of the earli- est, but all the others are right here with them. As are the high school and Residential trash collection in Uxbridge the graduate schools and, though not nearly as significant as they once were, To the Editor bage trucks collecting trash here in this issue would be for the town govern- eighth grade celebrations and yes, even Recently I moved from Mendon to Uxbridge. One question to consider: do ment to initiate a procurement process kindergarten. Uxbridge and was faced with all of all the different companies that collect (request for bids) to all trash haulers We commend all of them. those logistical issues that surround residential trash in Uxbridge treat recy- in the area to submit bids for residen- It isn’t easy being a student at any a move: getting necessary utilities in clables in the same manner? I’ve been tial collection, stating their standard grade level these days. The expectations my name, along with decisions about recycling for decades and would like monthly cost to residents, and select of grown ups you know is bad enough. cable companies, do I bundle phone, to think that all of the companies have the best two lowest bids that meet the You know, the mothers, the teachers, internet and phone, along with, at least similar policies about keeping recycla- cost concerns of local residents and the grandmothers, the doting aunts, the in Uxbridge, which trash company do bles out to the general waste stream. also meet minimum Board of Health fathers, the uncles, the older brothers… I choose. Even before the move, my As an urban and regional planner requirements for haulers. they all mean well but they do tend to realtor let me know there was only one with a desire to see the towns in the This past Saturday, the Blackstone put the pressure on. cable company in Uxbridge. Thought Blackstone River Watershed become Heritage Corridor in partnership with If that isn’t enough, now we have an that was strange, many other towns in more sustainable and resilient com- the town and private sector spon- awful lot of people who don’t know a Massachusetts have several companies munities — this makes absolutely no sors brought together over a hun- student at all poking and prodding into to choose from; perhaps this compa- sense to me. Some friends have told dred residents for a town-wide clean- their capabilities. Data driven tests, ny had provided some service to the me it is because there is a historic up. Likewise, the Blackstone River graduation requirements, grade level town of Uxbridge that justified such a libertarian streak to town government Watershed Association (BRWA), in testing, MCAS, PARCC, PAC-10…you monopoly. in Uxbridge, but that doesn’t mean partnership with the DCR staff at River get the idea. There are weeks we think Did choosing a trash hauler that was towns can’t change when it just makes Bend Farm, had a similar response the kids spend more time preparing for located close to Uxbridge; thought that common sense. Deiseal trucks, espe- from area residents for a clean-up along some upcoming test, taking practice made sense. Over the weeks that fol- cially some of the older models of gar- rivers and waterbodies in the town on tests, then taking some unrelated to the lowed, noticed a number of residen- bage trucks around here, are some of April 29th. We should build upon this actual school work test then they do on tial haulers rumbling down the streets, worst vehicular polluters due to their momentum to promote recycling and to learning anything. usually on different work days; vari- exhaust. Why would you have some implement a more rational way to col- Then there are the enrichments. ous colored trash containers line local many different trucks running down lect residential trash in Uxbridge. Let We’re not talking about art and music, streets, some for recycling, others for all of the local streets when just a single me know your thoughts at dejong7320@ because we value those like gold. We’re the trash stream that will wind up in provider would provide a more efficient gmail.com. talking about pulling kids out of class landfills located quite far away. The and sustainable approach? time for a trip to the beach (no, it wasn’t town of Mendon has just one trash Now, one might argue that having a Pieter de Jong a science class to explore tidal pools) or hauler, while it seems there are at least single trash hauler would stifle com- Uxbridge another to visit a ball park because the half a dozen different emblems on gar- petition. A simple solution to address school was gifted with tickets (and that benefited how?) This wasn’t a local school mind, but similar events do take place. The kids need to be in classrooms to absorb mate- Plant garden healers going into warmer weather rial. Taking them out every few days If you plan on growing lycopene, a powerful for some healthful healers! for events and trips isn’t helping the a garden this year, you Take antioxidant. But did you *Fever Treatment Tea: Some Native teachers teach or the kids learn. Even might want to consid- know the tomato is one American tribes treated a low grade an assembly congratulating one anoth- the er planting health pro- of the top five food sourc- fever with sage, as in this old time rec- er on a job well done is time out of a moting plants that offer es of vitamin C, vitamin ipe. As a bonus, the dried peppermint classroom. Do it during lunch, they’re Hint more than nutritional A, vitamin E, potassium supplies the tea with a soothing, cooling all in the cafeteria, do it there. benefits. From flowers and fiber? Tomatoes are effect. To do: Pour one cup boiling water Expectations for kids is changing all KAREN and herbs to vegetables also excellent sources of over two teaspoons dried, edible sage the time; we are lost in a mire of what and wild plants, nature TRAINOR phytochemicals, poly- and one teaspoon dried peppermint. education should be. The old days of provides a wide variety phenols and carotenoids. Steep. Strain, and sweeten with honey three Rs is gone, there is just too much of natural healers that And research shows if desired. Slowly sip up to three cups more in the world now. But we can’t aid in everything from taming a tummy tomatoes an aid in lowering blood pres- a day. give up on the basics, nor should we, ache to fighting off a fever blister. sure. According to an Israeli study, *Cold Sore Cure: Drinking sage tea and we need to continue things like civ- Read on for some garden favorites adding tomatoes to a diet can reduce can prevent and treat fever blisters and ics and social studies; how to balance a that offer the bonus of being beneficial systolic blood pressure by 10 points and cold sores. To do: Pour one cup boiling checkbook as well as trigonometry, and health aids. diastolic pressure by four points. The water over edible sage leaves and a remember not every Johnny or Meghan Note: Information is offered for gen- secret weapon once again, is the toma- small piece of ginger root (or substitute is headed for college. Give them all an eral interest only and should not be to’s high concentration of lycopene. ginger powder). Steep, cook and drink even shake. taken as health advice. Contact your The delicious dosage? About four whole two to three cups of hot sage tea every physician before ingesting or applying tomatoes daily, which is easy during day to get rid of fever blisters. any herbs or plants. peak season. Off season, use chopped * Shoo Flu: One of peppermint’s *** and canned garden tomatoes in chili, claims to fame is that it can alleviates LETTERS Marigolds a.k.a. calendula, with their tomato sauces and soups to reach your the chills and aid with symptoms of bright yellow and orange hues, are not daily dose. fever and the flu. Try drinking a cup Extra! Extra! Read All About It! only lovely in the garden, they are use- *** or two of strong peppermint tea made We think you’re important ful, with their unique properties offer- The pansy is a common, easy to grow from fresh leaves to relieve cold and flu ing a variety of benefits. The marigold flower. With their colorful “faces” a plot complaints. To do: Pour one cup boil- enough to tell all our readers to not only repels mosquitos and other of pansies add personality to a garden ing water over four to six peppermint turn to the Opinion pages and pests from the garden, its anti-inflam- or window box, but the ancient, edible leaves. Allow to steep for 15 minutes, read your Letters to the Editor. matory properties also aid in treating flower is also a valuable detoxifying strain and serve. But first, you have to write us! minor cuts and abrasions — and the and anti-inflammatory agent. In addi- * Sweet Slumber: Lemon balm pro- Mail your letters to the flower may be antibacterial (it was used tion, it’s been claimed the pansy is also motes sleep as it acts as a very mild sed- Blackstone Valley Tribune, P.O. during the Civil War to draw out infec- helpful in treating eczema, asthma and ative. It is also helpful in treating stress Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550. tion in wounds). Marigolds are also allergies. and nervous headaches. To make a fresh Or e-mail your letters to the used to soothe and heal such skin ail- *** lemon balm tea: steep one teaspoon of editor at ruth@stonebridgepress. ments as burns and acne. Pansies grown without pesticides can fresh leaves in one cup of boiling water. news. Here’s a recipe for Marigold Balm be enjoyed in their natural state, simply Steep covered for ten minutes. Strain You’ll need from Old Schoolhouse magazine’s washed and tossed in a salad or cold and enjoy. To combat cold sores, made to provide Homestead Newsletter: drink, or the flowers may be made into tea with up to four tablespoons of the You will need: 1/2 cup dried calendula a healthful tincture or tea. To make a herb per cup of boiling water. 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Or email [email protected]. publicized that tomatoes are rich in herbs, you already have the ingredients B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, May 12, 2017 • 5 CALENDAR Whitinsville will host a clothing swap noon in the Parish Hall. Treat your Trips for the Edge & Lifeteen Kids in Friday, May 12-26 on Saturday, May 13 from 9-11 a.m. We Mom for a wonderful breakfast and July 2017. Tickets must be purchased accept donations of gently used (no come and meet some new friends! in advance by Sunday, June 4th, please SINGH CENTER PERFORMANCES: rips or stains please) men’s, women’s We will also be doing a 50/50 raf- call 508-234-6355 to purchase tickets or Good People by David Lindsay-Abaire, and kid’s clothing, shoes and accesso- fle! Tickets are $10 Adults/$7 Seniors if you have any questions. directed by Matthew J. Carr and pre- ries. Donations can be dropped off on and Kids ages 4-12/ $30 per family sented by Pilgrim Soul Productions is Friday, May 12 between 6 and 7 p.m. and must be purchased in advance by scheduled May 12, 13, 19 and 20 @ 7:30 or the morning of the swap. Use the Tuesday, May 9th. All proceeds will go p.m.; May 21 @ 2:00 p.m. at the Singh Sunday, June 25 driveway between Domino’s Pizza and to help fund our Mission Trips for the Performance Center in the Whitin the law office and come in the church’s Edge & Lifeteen Kids in July. Please SUMMER COOKOUT: St. Peter’s Mill, 60 Douglas Road. back door. Everything is free and the call 508-234-6355 to purchase tickets or Parish in Northbridge will be hosting Award-winning comedy that swap is open to the public. You don’t if you have any questions. a “Summer Cookout” on the lawn on explores the struggles, shifting loy- have to donate to take something home Sunday, June 25th starting at noon. alties and unshakeable hopes that and you don’t have to take something We will be having all of your summer come with having next to nothing in in order to donate. Whether you’re favorites: burgers, hot dogs, chick- America. Thursday, June 8 looking to update your wardrobe or en breast, macaroni salad, green Tickets ae $20, discounted $2 for clean out your closet, this is the event PAINT NIGHT: St. Peters Parish in salad and desserts. Tickets are $11 those under 18 or over 64; $16 for for you! Call Christine at (508) 234-8131 Northbridge will be hosting Paint for Adults/$8 Seniors and Kids ages 4-12/ Groups of 10 or more. Reservations: or email [email protected] for a Purpose Night on Thursday, June $35 per family and must be purchased 508-296-0797 |pilgrimsoulproduc- more info. 8th at 6:30 pm. Bring your friends & let in advance by Tuesday, June 20th. [email protected] your creativity flow! No experience All proceeds will go to help fund our www.pilgrimsoulproductions.com required, you will be walked through Mission Trips for the Edge & Lifeteen Sunday, May 14 every step & go home with a beautiful Kids in July. Please call 508-234-6355 painting and some new friends. This to purchase tickets or if you have any Saturday, May 13 MOTHERS DAY BREAKFAST: St. is a fun & relaxing night! Tickets are questions. Peter’s Parish in Northbridge will be $35 per person & $10 per ticket will CLOTHING SWAP: The Blackstone hosting a Mother’s Day Breakfast on be donated to help fund our Mission Valley United Methodist Church in Sunday, May 14th from 9:30 a.m. to Give Mom a gift to help her financial future tions). In 2017, the IRA contri- out” on her account. protecting her from long-term stocks, to a charity. 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Through Moore (D-Millbury) has been appoint- the Federal Bureau of Investigation, “Through the establishment of this the role, Senator Moore has participat- ed by Senate President Stanley C. millions of people across the United Special Committee, the Senate is tak- ed in advisory groups to help ensure Rosenberg (D-Amherst) to serve as States are victims of internet crimes ing proactive steps to address the public safety against foreign and domes- chair of the newly-established Senate each year. very real threats that exist within the tic threats, and to provide leadership in Special Committee on Cyber Security “With an ever-increasing number of cyber space,” said Senate President preventing and controlling crime. Readiness. state services delivered through online Rosenberg. “The findings of the Senate Moore, who previously served 22 In the wake of growing concerns platforms, working to secure our tech- Special Committee will help inform years in law enforcement, will serve relative to data privacy, security and nological infrastructure is critical to future discussions and potential legisla- alongside four other Senators as part of increased threats within the cyber protecting sensitive information,” said tion to keep Massachusetts safe.” the Special Committee. Their review space, the Massachusetts State Senate Senator Moore. “Thank you to Senate The appointment complements a will culminate in a final report submit- has taken action to establish a Special President Rosenberg for appointing me national conversation on cyber securi- ted by March 30, 2018 with any recom- Committee to make recommendations to lead this initiative and I appreciate ty readiness. Currently, Moore serves mendations for legislation. on measures the Commonwealth can my colleagues in the Senate for recog- on the Department of Justice’s Global utilize to improve its cyber security nizing the need for a thorough review to Justice Information Sharing Initiative Sheriff’s Office Foundation searches for accepting applications for applicants for youth program

WORCESTER — op a deeper understand- diverse ethnic and eco- basic recruit training academy Greater Worcester ing of the assets and nomic backgrounds since Community Foundation challenges in their com- 1999 and awarded approx- is currently accept- munity, the workings of imately $310,000 to 75 ing applications for its nonprofit organizations, nonprofit organizations Youth for Community and are able to reflect on in Worcester County. Improvement program. their values and views. Greater Worcester Entering its 18th year, The YCI Class is an Community Foundation YCI has engaged over impeccable example of unites people from 180 teens from diverse the powerful difference diverse sectors to create ethnic and economic empowered young people positive change with- backgrounds since 1999 can make in our commu- in our region. Created and has awarded over nity.” and built by local indi- $285,000 to over 70 non- Fall 2017 high school viduals, this permanent profit organizations in sophomores and juniors endowment is used to Worcester County. The in Worcester County who create personal and last- only non-school, youth are motivated to make a ing legacies that improve grant making committee difference in the commu- lives and conditions in Worcester County, nity and are interested within the community. YCI empowers area in teamwork are encour- Established in 1975, the Courtesy photo teens to make important aged to apply. Please Foundation has awarded Sheriff Lew Evangelidis with a recent class of recruits. funding decisions in the note: YCI members must more than $100 million community and develop be available Wednesdays to cultural educational, grant making and leader- 4-7 p.m. Sept. 13 to Dec. 13 human service and civic WEST BOYLSTON — The Worcester Those selected for the training acad- ship skills. and Saturday Sept. 9. organizations. Today, County Sheriff ’s office is accept- emy will participate in a 12-week basic “Each year, the young Applications must be the Foundation stewards ing applications for individuals inter- training and must take and pass a writ- people in YCI work received online by June a charitable endowment ested in a career as a correction- ten exam, physical fitness test, back- together to create oppor- 2. For more information, exceeding $140 million al officer for the start of their Basic ground check and psychological screen- tunities and positive please contact Sarah in over 600 named funds, Recruit Training Academy #48, which ing test. impact in our commu- Shugrue at sshugrue@ all created by local citi- will begin in September. All quali- “The Worcester County Sheriff nity through grant mak- greaterworcester.org or zens. For more informa- fied applicants must have an associate’s ’s Office has a proud tradition in cor- ing,” said Sarah Shugrue, (508) 755-0980. tion, visit www.greater- degree or higher education, or documen- rections and public safety. With our GWCF program officer. Just finishing its 16th worcester.org. tation of 60 credits towards completion Basic Recruit Training Academies, we “Throughout their jour- year, YCI has engaged of a bachelor’s degree at an accredited look for highly qualified individuals ney together, they devel- nearly 200 teens from college or institution of higher learning who are interested in a career in cor- or two years of military service. United rections, willing to work hard as well States military applicants are given pri- as join us in the mission of public safe- ority status in the hiring process. ty,” said Worcester County Sheriff Lew See a photo you Correctional officers at the sheriff ’s Evangelidis. office are responsible for the care, cus- For more information or to apply would like to order? tody and control of inmates through visit: worcestercountysheriff.com. supervision, observation and monitor- Employment applications can be print- hoto eprints vailable ing of inmate activities as well as the ed and submitted to: Worcester County P R A enforcement of security policies and Sheriff ’s Office, Human Resources Call Stonebridge Press for details procedures. Applicants who meet the Department, 5 Paul X. Tivnan Drive, hiring standards will be invited to West Boylston, MA 01583. 508-764-4325 or drop us an email at attend an informational session during Applications must be completed and [email protected] the month of June. received by June 7. 6 • Friday, May 12, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune WCS celebrates the arts with May events Whitinsville Christian Mill is hosting a WCS as we celebrate the artist- School has planned a Art Teachers’ Exhibit. ry of God. May celebration of both Paintings, photographs, On May 22, our Special performing and visual and sculptures creat- Preview Week of the arts. Students and teach- ed by Tahnee Kuder, APAC begins. The com- ers will have their talents Linda Barnes, and Emily munity is welcome to on display throughout VandenAkker will be on join a tour of the new the Blackstone Valley. display until Friday, May Athletics and Performing A special preview of 26th. Arts Center beginning at the new Athletics & On May 11, WCS is 4 p.m. An opening cer- Performing Arts Center hosting a Night of Music emony will take place is also planned for the and Arts. This special at 5 p.m., followed by week of May 22. evening celebrates the refreshments. Later that The WCS annual Art visual and performing evening, the first concert Walk began on May 6 arts at WCS. All are invit- will be given in the new and runs until May 20. ed to join us in the Krull Performing Arts Center Students from all grades Memorial Auditorium featuring the WCS have artwork on display at 6:30 p.m. Peruse art Orchestras. Courtesy photos at the Whitin Community galleries throughout the Other events planned hree Whitinsville Christian School teachers, Tahnee Kuder, Linda Barnes and Emily Vanden Center, businesses along school, delight in vocal, for the week include Akker, have work on display until May 26. Church Street, and a few dance, instrumental, and alumni basketball on Providence Road near chamber music perfor- and volleyball games, Finale Concert, and per- Please visit whitins- at 508-372-3278 for more the Shaw’s plaza. mances, and enjoy com- the WCS Band Finale formances by our ele- villechristian.org, or call information. Alternatives Whitin plimentary refreshments Concert, the WCS Choral mentary students. our Admissions Team BVT students display talents at SkillsUSA 44 medals earned at state conference

UPTON — With excitement and ety. Skills Conference. Also listed are stu- Photography; Galina Jaros, enthusiasm, Blackstone Valley Tech “We encourage you to relentlessly dents elected to serve on the SkillsUSA Cosmetology Under 500 Hours; Ashley students displayed their talents and ask well thought out questions while Massachusetts State Executive Council Bruneau, Cosmetology Under 500 skill at the SkillsUSA Massachusetts becoming the most effective listeners and as national voting delegates. Hours; Meaghan Remillard, Customer State Leadership and Skills Conference of your era,” welcomed Dr. Michael Douglas Service; Kayla Dabney, Painting & hosted by Blackstone Valley Tech on Fitzpatrick, Superintendent-Director of Gold: Matthew Keith, HVAC; Priya Design Technology. April 29. Competing against almost Blackstone Valley Tech. “Turn learn- Patel, Job Skills Demo (Open). Blackstone Valley Regional 2,000 students in 101 competitions, an ing into action. Spark energy and imag- Silver: Oliva Setzer, Community Vocational Technical High School impressive 44 students brought home ination. Value challenges and gener- Service. serves the towns of Bellingham, 24 gold, 14 silver, and 6 bronze medals. ate momentum. On behalf of my col- Northbridge Blackstone, Douglas, Grafton, The event featured the state’s top leagues, I challenge you to inspire and Gold: Sarah Arnold, Commercial Hopedale, Mendon, Milford, Millbury, career technical education students influence.” Baking; Rachel Arnold, Urban Millville, Northbridge, Sutton, Upton competing in skill-based challeng- The gold medalists from state Search & Rescue; Donovan Tames, and Uxbridge. Located in the heart es designed and judged by panels of championship competitions around Telecommunications Cabling; Anika of the Blackstone Valley, Blackstone industry and trade professionals. Often the country will now advance to the Koopman, Career Choice Commentary. Valley Tech creates a positive learning considered the Olympics of vocational SkillsUSA National Leadership and Silver: Jacob Hazerjian, Additive community that prepares students for technical education, the event kicked Skills Conference Championships in Manufacturing; Hailey Baldwin, personal and professional success in off with a ribbon cutting ceremony Louisville, KY on June 17-23. Prepared Speech; Emily Shorey, an internationally competitive society featuring industry leaders, education- The following students, organized Commercial Baking. through a fusion of vigorous vocation- al administrators, and state legislators by hometown, earned gold, silver, Uxbridge al, technical, and academic skills. The who emboldened students to build a and bronze medals at the SkillsUSA Gold: Steven Alger, Robotics & school’s website is www.valleytech.k12. bright future for themselves and soci- Massachusetts State Leadership and Automation Tech; Kristina Richardson, ma.us. DHS announces March j j j Friday’s Child j j j students of the month DOUGLAS — Douglas High School would like to recognize two very active, outstanding members of the Class of 2017, Shanna King and Noah Ackerman Shanna King is a strong contribu- tor to this year’s senior class through her involvement in multiple sports and activities. She has played varsity soc- cer and basketball since freshman year and was captain of both teams this year. Shanna has been a member of the National Honor Society and Student Council junior and senior year complet- ing many hours of community service by tutoring and participating in the MS Walk and the Community Harvest. Shanna has been Class Historian since freshman year. Courtesy photo Some significant accomplishments Damon is loving and affectionate eleven-year-old boy of African Amer- Shanna King and Noah Ackerman are the that she has are receiving both the Students of the Month for March ican and Lebanese descent. He is shy and reserved around strangers Basketball Sportsmanship award and at first, but he thoroughly enjoys the company of adults once he warms Soccer Sportsmanship award soph- assisting with the Haunted Hallways, up and is comfortable. Damon likes video games but he has also played omore year. She assisted the soccer team in reaching the District level Lip Syncs, Winter Skits and his rivet- flag football and is open to trying new activities, such as martial arts. He each year since 9th grade. Her soccer ing performance playing “Stairway to would benefit from a supportive family that could expose him to these team became District Champs in 2014. Heaven” at this year’s Tiger Jam. Noah types of activities. Shanna received the Coach’s award for has been a class officer serving as Class Damon is in a small classroom with extra support where he is having basketball this year and was named Representative for the past three years. the MVP at the Quaboag Tournament He has also been a strong contribu- success. His teachers love him, and he has many friends. He is very junior year. Shanna volunteered tor to the winter and spring track and likeable, and can be engaging and fun to be around. Damon does have coaching basketball last year and this field teams since sophomore year. Noah some academic delays but with the right supports, he could likely tran- year. Shanna has been a Highest or placed 4th in shot put at the DVC Meet sition to a mainstream class. He needs to know that his environment is High Honors student every year. She this winter. This spring, Noah is also received the John and Abigail Adams participating as a member of the boys’ safe, and he may test limits to see if adults will keep him safe. Scholarship this fall. Shanna also fits in varsity baseball team. Legally freed for adoption, Damon’s social worker is seeking a family working a part time job at a local restau- He received the John and Abigail for Damon that can advocate for the services he needs both at school rant. Shanna looks forward to attending Adams Scholarship this fall. Noah and in the community. He tends to do best with male caretakers so a George Mason in the fall majoring in works hard at his part time job deliv- Community Health as she would like ering pizzas for a local restaurant. family with at least one father would be the best match. Damon would to work on policies to make changes to Another thing that sets Noah apart is do best as the youngest child in a home if there were other children. benefit Third World countries. his interest in teaching himself things Damon will need a family that will allow him to have ongoing contact Noah Ackerman has enriched the like guitar with the help of You Tube with his maternal grandparents, older brother and birth mother who are school climate at Douglas High School videos, and weight lifting. Noah is excit- ed to be majoring in computer science an important part of his life. with his positive attitude and involve- ment in many class activities such as at UMass Lowell next year. 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Landry, 73 DOUGLAS — Landry; his sister Pauline Landry- to cook, especially for his family, whom Church, 1 Cross St. Whitinsville. Albert G. Landry, age Servant of Southbridge; many loving he cherished. Holidays were always Burial followed in St. Patrick’s ceme- 73, died Wednesday, nieces and nephews, and friends. Born special for Albert. An avid angler, he tery. May 3 at UMass Lake in Southbridge on Dec 26, 1943 he was enjoyed salt water, fresh water and ice Memorial donations may be made to Avnuee after a long son of the late Lectance and Imelda fishing. Leukemia Lymphoma Society, Donor illness. (Talbot) Landry and lived in Douglas His funeral was held Saturday May Services, Box 4072 Pittsfield, MA 01202 He is survived by since 1978. 6 from Jackman Funeral Home (jack- or Catholic Charities in Whitinsville, his wife of 43 years, Mr. Landry was a warm gentleman manfuneralhomes.com), 7 Mechanic 10 Hammond St. Worcester, MA 01610. Noreen F. (Sanford) with a great sense of humor. 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GAP continued from page A­­­ 1 our seniors to come to other Middle School activities such as theater pro- ductions, chorus and band shows, and sporting events. It will also provide the seniors with an opportunity to develop a better understanding of the functioning of the Middle School and the school system within the commu- nity.” There are 37 middle school stu- dents and 18 seniors taking part in the project that meet on a regular basis. Each senior is paired with two to three students and shares their life experiences. Hazelwood said, “Our students are hearing stories about teachers, coaches, nurses, veterans and so many others. Some come from very large families and some small. We have a few that are a twin. Some have lived in Northbridge their whole life and many have moved around or traveled. The stories are fascinating.” The library was filled with chatter as the two groups shared stories. Michelle Methe, assistant director of the Northbridge Senior Center, said Even in a crowd, sometimes the exchange of the students and seniors first meet- was one on one ing “When I brought our Seniors to the Middle School I was impressed with how polite and how excited the a meeting with the Seniors prior to students were to sit with the seniors meeting the students to prepare them and listen to their stories. Several for this journey and these are some of seniors after their first meeting were the points I made to them. It has been also so impressed with the maturity a truly positive experience for all that level of the students and how respect- are involved.” ful they were.” At the conclusion of the project, Methe went on to say, “When I was the seniors will reunite with their doing research on the benefits of this Middle School biographers for a story type of project, it got me even more sharing and book signing. Hazelwood excited to begin. This is much more said “This project benefits both the than the seniors telling their story. seniors and the students. The seniors They are keeping family stories and make a connection to our school and history alive, they are helping the our students, and the students make a students to learn new skills such as connection to the community.” interviewing/storytelling. I told my She went on to say, “Seeing the Seniors that they will be helping to relationships develop between the stu- alleviate misconceptions of the senior dents and the seniors has been very population among these students. inspiring. I remember the first time This may be helping the students to they met. The students were very ner- understand and later accept their own vous. They were very polite and awk- aging, or they may be filling a void ward to start but the seniors seemed for some students who do not have to put them at ease by telling their grandparents available to them. This stories. When the seniors left and I storytelling is a great way to build a spoke to my students their reactions connection between young and old, were wonderful. They remarked on they may find out how similar they how much they really enjoyed hear- actually are.” ing their stories.” “I also stressed to the seniors that perhaps they could be supportive role models to the students, maybe moti- Wondering what this story is? vating the students to learn. I had

K OF C Laurie are grateful for the opportunity continued from page A­­­ 1 to help their community while sharing God’s love with all who come to the Peace of bread Community Kitchen. Presbyterian Church in Whitinsville. State Senators Ryan C. Fattman, Michael and Laurie were instrumen- Michael O. Moore and State tal in the founding and opening of the Representative David K. Muradian, Kitchen some 14 years ago. Working Jr. presented Michael and Laurie along with some amazing people and with citations honoring them from with the help and support of all the the State Senate and State House of churches in town, several business and Representatives. civic organizations thousands of people have been fed over the years. As lifelong residents of Northbridge, Michael and

State citations were presented. Well represented were state legislators Rep. David Muradian Jr., Sen. Michael O. Moore, recipients Laurie and Michael Sabourin, and Sen. Ryan Fattman.

The Knight of the Year is Plato T. Adams, receiving his award from Grand Knight Daniel L. Lessard.

PD protect a local business owner involved difference of how the loss would be continued from page A­­­ 1 in a larceny case. reported to the IRS/DOR when the time “I was able to use my accounting came. Law school enabled me to give cers, even our reserves. The personnel knowledge from my MBA, to under- the owner the initial advice to assist I work with on my shift makes my job stand the financial documents, and him in a possible civil claim for breach extremely rewarding. I also get a lot of work through the tax information from of contract, and protect his rights under satisfaction in helping the community JD coursework and prior business own- possible chapter 93A (unfair and decep- and using my problem-solving skills in ership. From there I was able to develop tive trade practices) violations.” very unique situations.” a course of action to protect the busi- When asked what the most challeng- He went on to say, “I receive a lot ness owner fully. I believed we had ing part of his job is, Borelli said “The of support from Chief Warchol and probable cause to charge the suspect physiological challenges and social Lieutenant Labrie with respect to my for larceny (false pretenses) under the effects of adjusting to sleeping during military service, I’m a Captain in the criminal law, and in cases like this, the day. However, as far as work chal- 192nd Military Police Battalion as part most times we would refer the party to lenges go, you can solve any problem or of the Army National Guard, and I have take a civil route.” challenge, and that is really our job as never had an employer be as receptive Borelli went on to say “My MBA gave law enforcement officers. To protect the and flexible with the service require- me the ability to scrutinize and collect public and help solve problems.” ments.” the right documents to bolster the case Borelli will officially assume his Borelli credits his education and evidence as well. I also understood the duties as sergeant on May 21, 2017. experience with recently helping to 8 • Friday, May 12, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEARNING Young author and illustrator want to introduce others to their culture CUMBERLAND, RI a few common Aramaic Hanna was born and and hopes to attend a col- — Inspired by his own words and phrases that raised in Syria, and is a lege where she can pro- personal cultural connec- kids can learn. It also self-taught artist who has fessionally hone in on tions to Jesus, 10-year-old identifies and honors the been drawing and paint- her artistic skills. Simon Aydin decided Syriac people as the only ing since she was 12. Her Simon will be sign- he wanted to help other group that still prays art displays much of the ing copies of his book children learn about and speaks the language aesthetics and techniques on Saturday, May 27 at Aramaic — the language today. derived from the Syriac Blackstone Valley Jesus spoke every day. Included in the book tradition with an added Prep, 52 Broad Street in “Aramaic was Jesus’ are 16 original illustra- contemporary touch. Cumberland from 1 to 3 native language, and it is tions created by 16-year- Her fear of the recent p.m. The event is open to mine, too. Writing about old illustrator Marva civil war in Syria, and the public. Jesus’ language makes Hanna — a Syrian refu- Simon Aydin Marva Hanna her harrowing immigra- Did You Know? Jesus me feel proud and spe- gee — who created the tion journey to Europe, Spoke Aramaic is avail- cial. I speak, pray and works for the book while tongue, the Syriac dialect St. Ephraim Church in is reflected in many of able to purchase through sing just like Jesus did fleeing her war-torn of Aramaic, while creat- Central Falls, RI, where her drawings. Several of select bookstores and 2000 years ago,” he said. country. ing this book. In addition he also serves as an her religious and cultur- gift shops, major online The book, appropri- Aydin is currently in to being a native speak- ordained deacon. Simon al works can be found retailers, and through ate for children ages the fourth grade. He was er of vernacular Syriac, is currently working on in Syriac seminaries the publisher at www. 5 to 12, explains where able to cultivate his inter- Simon also studies clas- his second book, Did You and homes in Turabdin, StillwaterPress.com. the Aramaic language est in writing as well as sical (written) Syriac Know? Jesus Prayed in Turkey. Marva is cur- originated, and includes his passion for his native at his home parish of Aramaic. rently living in Germany Capstone projects inspire WCS seniors

During their senior year, their final presentations in matches the joy and the satis- Whitinsville Christian School early May. faction they get,” said Chris students are given the choice Since the Capstone Project Vander Baan, WCS high of writing a research paper, program was launched six school principal, and Capstone or participating in a Capstone years, about 15% of seniors Committee member. Project. These year-long proj- have chosen to participate. Three students complet- ects are student-led and involve “It allows kids to go pret- ed Capstone Projects that an activity about which they ty much anywhere they want displayed their passion are passionate. Students gave to go with a project. Nothing for the arts. Libby Q. want- ed to explore self-expression through art. She taught after- school art classes to elementa- ry students and most enjoyed herself when her students were inspired by their project. One favorite was painting self-por- traits on pumpkins. Katrina H. has enjoyed film-making since she was very young. She chose to create two videos. One was a marketing video for a local business. The Courtesy photo other, more personal film, was Projects have inspired these seniors at Whitinsville Christian School a documentary featuring her grandparents and the stories of their lives. Charlotte H. created an art to teenagers. Capstone Projects involve documentary titled “ApArt of Kade M. held a 5K walk/run more than the six students Everything” exploring many fundraising event for the MDA. who lead them. A large portion artistic themes. The documen- Not only did the event raise of the student body becomes tary included several inter- awareness, Kade also raised involved with the projects views and projects where over $12,000 for the MDA of each year. Between volunteer- Charlotte painted directly on Massachusetts. This is very ing their own time mentoring her interviewees. personal for Kade, who was or at Clark Street, helping to The remaining three stu- diagnosed with myotonic dys- create the documentaries, and dents chose projects that trophy last year. managing the 5k event, many furthered their dedication Adelaide D. organized groups hands make these projects pos- to volunteerism and service. of fellow high school volun- sible. Arianna K. was inspired by teers to work with children at Capstone Project partici- her desire as a middle school Clark Street Developmental pants also work with profes- student to have an older stu- Learning School in Worcester. sional and faculty mentors, dent as a mentor. She estab- She especially enjoyed the con- and work under the guidance lished mentor groups for all nections made with the stu- of the Capstone Committee. of our middle school students, dents at Clark Street. Being To learn more about recruited and equipped high invited to chaperone a field Whitinsville Christian School, school mentors, and guided trip to the Boston Aquarium please visit whitinsvillechris- discussions on topics relevant was one of the highlights of her tian.org project. Northbridge Middle School announces honor roll

NORTHBRIDGE — The fol- D’Alfonso, Jackson, DeCiero, Daven Aguiar, Sophia Bates, lowing students have earned Lauren Decoteau, Erika Dresp, Emmanuel Bedford, Sophia a place on the honor rolld for Sophia Dumouchel, Adam Ells, Boisseau, Lynnse Borges, Lester the third term at Northbridge Poula Fahmy, Logan Feehan, Burdick, Brynn Burt, Callanan Middle School. Alexander Flanagan, Christian Caito, James Canoy, Andrew Grade 5 Fuller, Aiden Geary, Dakota Ceruti, Mackenzie Champagne, High Honors Grazulis, Aubrey Grondin, Aryel Coles, Molly Conroy, Elizabeth Andrews, Ryan Carrie Guckel, Dina Halloran, Brayden Corey, Emily Crowther, Bedigian, Giovanni Biagioni, Evan Harrigan, Tyrese Holder- Meghan Cummiskey, Connor Rowan Borruso Samantha Hinds, Kayla Hubbard, Yaliz DeCiero, Yeva DerKosrofian, Brody, Evan Carrachino, Britnei Jimenez, Jake LaChapelle, Jackson Doan, Jenna Dolber, Chen, Elizabeth Connolly, Cassidy Leach, Charlotte Elizabeth, Duca, Brenna Duda, Kassidi Dobelbower, Madelynne Leppamaki, Kayla Leppamaki, Angel Floras Morena, Ealise Driscoll, Charles Dupuis, Hailey Anthony Lomonaco, Delaney Gagnon, Nathan Germain, Brian Feehan, Ryan Flaherty, Olivia Mahoney, Rachel Mahoney, Giles, Brooke Giuliano, Owen Frabotta, Ainsley Hogan, Lucas Lily Marshall, Molly Mawn, Gorman, Kiana Hardy, Joseph Hovsepian, Callie Jee, Hannah Willigis Mfonow, Charleigh Hehir, Nikauly Hernandez, King, Kayda King, Catherine Mitchell, Delaney Modica, Jacob Timothy Labrie, Madeline Kingsbury, Trysta Lamarche, Nackman, Brady Nicholson, Lannon, Emily Carolyn Lucena, Emily Legge, Emily Letendre, Angelina Nowlan, Olivia Jenna Malone, Annalise Joseph Manzi, Jackson Poschmann, Kassandra Pouliot, McDonald, Adam Minior, Mastroianni, Joseph Mazzarelli, Raymond Randor, Brianna Evelyn Mongeau, Katie Murray, Zachary O’Meara, Marcus Rowan, Bridget Roy, Joan Lillian Naylor, Elijah Neerayah, Reilly, Ella Rogozenski, Mikaela Sanchez, Emily Schonberg, Elijah O’Donnell, Gage Pomeroy, Sadik, Rachel Sawyer, Anthony Sophia Schuster, Elizabeth Caramia Pozzi, Michael Rice, Tomasetti, Emma Vaughn, Jack Smith, Zachary Tevepaugh and David Rousseau, Luke Scholl, Wallace, Matthew Waterson, Madighan Tracy. Madison Scott, Colin Seitz, Andrew White and Natalie GRADE 6 Kayleigh Silva, Megan Stearns, Zborowski. High Honors Shia Trotta, Matthew Visbeek, Honors Cameron Athanas, Abby Jenny Wagenhoffer and Robert Timmothy Adams, Macie Barnatt, Karlee Battista, Watson. Allen, Samantha Alvarez, Vanessa Calles, Joseph GRADE 7 Madelyn Andersen, Riley Carpenter, Michael Cary, High Honors Austin, Christian Bedard, Haily Jayden Consigli, Hunter Criasia, Angelique Akeley, Lily Allen, Billmyer, Isabelle Boie, Jullian Hannah Direnzo, Alex Foley, Sara Bedigian, Samantha Bresnahn, Hailee Brien, Gary Ian Gahan, Hunter Hastings, Billmyer, Julianna Borruso, Bunis, Cameron Burdick, Sean Oscar Hay, Owen Hester, Joseph Justine Brueggemann, John Cahalane, Matthew Cannon, Hutchinson, Ryleigh Johnson, Buckley, Aiden Chase, Ben Shelby Cannon, Daniela Castillo, Ryan Lax, Maya Laydon, Mike Chase, Kylie Clement, Madison Abigail Caya, Rebecca Cleary, Li, Coulton Manning, Colin Colonna, Ethan Connolly, Molly Amelia Corazon, Sarah Cowen, Marin, Michael McNeil Ryleigh Crothers, Nicholas Honors Turn To HONOR ROLL page ­­­A9 B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, May 12, 2017 • 9 Angling in New York is a spring dream

own boat we trolled stream- boat anglers trolling lures and er flies with light copper line to flies has started to improve as The Great get the fly just below the sur- lakes and ponds are setting face and it had us hooking into up a thermocline. Trout will Outdoors huge brown trout constantly, continue to be stocked up to with brown trout tipping the Memorial Day, and maybe a bit RALPH scales at 20 pounds! beyond that date if trout avail- After returning home from ably warrants. TRUE my first fishing trip to Sodus Turkey hunting continues I told my wife we were mov- to improve for many hunters Lake Ontario fishing in ing. I needed to have this type with many impressive birds upstate New York is provid- of fishing in my back yard after being harvested. This year ing a lot of action for anglers being raised on catching 6 & 12 numerous turkeys tipped the fishing for brown trout, lake inch trout! After her rejection scales at 25 & 26 pounds. Calling trout and salmon. Fishing of the idea, I soon came to my birds into a small set up of Lake Ontario in the Sodus Bay senses. The harsh cold winters decoys, has the birds running area was a fishing trip that I with lake effect snow would not into shooting range during always looked forward to in my have been too enjoyable. early morning hours, and younger years, at this time of I still managed to take a again just before noon as this year. The late Paul Kukonen of few trips a year to the area up writer quickly found out last Worcester had a fly fishing and until a few years ago, but I now week. My brother Ken shot a tackle shop on Green Street, enjoy the ocean fishing in nice bird last week. He sure Worcester. At his shop, he also Massachusetts & Rhode Island. earned it. Looking for his lived on the site with one of his Talking with Steve Mercure at ground blind was a bit frustrat- English setters. Kukonen also the coffee shop about the great ing after arriving at his hunt- showed many of his hunting times we had fishing Lake ing spot early morning. He and fishing adventures that Ontario, we both expressed later found it had blown away were recorded on 16 MM film. the desire to go one more time during some high winds earli- His shows always drew a large before we passed on. As much er in the week. Enough said!!!! crowed and were often shown as I would have liked to go, Tautog fishing remained at the Polish Hall on Green family came first and I was very good up to this writing, Street! One of his greatest plea- unable to go along on their and stripers in the 30 inch sures were the time’s he spent recent fishing trip. class were reportedly being ourtesy photo fishing the Salmon River, Steve Mercure recently caught in Massachusetts and Pictured from left to right: Steve Mercure, Keith Mercure, Adam Orn and which is one of the tributaries made the trip, along with Kurt Rhode Island waters. Striper Kurt Salvas fishing on Lake Ontario on the Blackjaw Bandit with Captain of Lake Ontario. Salvas, Keith Mercure, & Adam fishing could blow wide open Jim Dennis from Sodus, New York. If interested in booking a charter with We enjoyed catching huge Orn. The four anglers hired this week as the water tem- Captain Jim call him at (585) 721-5919 and leave your name, number and king salmon on the river in the the charter fishing boat “Black peratures rise to the middle a message of what you’re looking for in a fishing trip. fall, but we soon realized that Jaw Bandit” with Captain Jim fifties. Porgies (bait fish) have fishing Sodus Bay for kings and Dennis, out of Sodus Bay. This already been spotted in the al kid’s fishing derby this Special thanks to all of the browns on Lake Ontario was week’s picture shows the above Providence River. week at the club pond. A good volunteers that helped in clean the way to go. Staying at a camp mentioned with some of their Fluke fishing could bust wide batch of freshly stocked trout up day in Uxbridge. Great called “Winnie’s Waterfront” salmon, browns and lakers. open this week as large pods of last weekend should have the job. Hopefully it will stay that we found some of the best fish- All had a great time. For res- squid start arriving all along kids catching some nice fish way!!!!!!!!! ing from here to Alaska, and it ervations call Capt. Dennis at the coast of Massachusetts & and winning some great priz- was only a five hour drive from (585) 721-5919. The time to go is Rhode Island. es. Breakfast will be available. Take a Kid Fishing & Keep the Valley. Fishing from our now!!!!! The Uxbridge Rod & Gun Derby starts at 8 a.m.! Them Rods Bending Trout fishing locally for Club will hold their annu-

CAST Northbridge, Milford, Blackstone, inal mill stands as part of Alternatives’ prosperous community through pro- continued from page A­­­ 1 Hopedale and Millville- for a unique Whitin Mill complex. Mason was an motion, education and celebration of and historic anniversary concert. The ardent supporter of ValleyCAST and the culture, arts and sciences in the ing historical identity. Chair of the concert involved several local chorus- Alternatives. Nominees share her deep Blackstone Valley. ValleyCAST is a Mendon Cultural Council, she con- es, including a children’s chorus and a commitment to the preservation of the subsidiary of Alternatives, a non-profit ceived and brought to life the idea for a world-wide song composition competi- Valley’s history and cultural heritage. organization committed to Community choral event in celebration of Mendon’s tion which would celebrate Mendon’s A ceremony and reception was Life for People of All Abilities. For more 350th Anniversary called Mother Anniversary. held on May 4 for the award winners. information about ValleyCAST visit Mendon Sings. She brought together Winners of the Mason award are nom- Guest speaker Anita Walker, executive AlternativesNet.org/ValleyCAST. For the nine towns which made up the orig- inated by the public and chosen by the director of the Massachusetts Cultural more information about Alternatives’ inal municipality of Mendon in 1667- ValleyCAST Board. The award is named Council, presented the awards. services visit www.AlternativesNet. Mendon, Bellingham, Upton, Uxbridge, in honor of Priscilla B. Mason, a direct ValleyCAST is a nonprofit dedicated org or call (508) 234-6232. descendant of Paul Whitin, whose orig- to building a creative, inclusive and GRANT from that conversation.” Ones, and local home preschool teachers as entered into a various state grants and continued from page A­­­ 1 Dr. Stickney described daycare providers. In well. These sessions Community Compact programs to reward the projects being funded addition, Emily Murray, served to provide infor- with the Commonwealth municipalities who between local schools and through the grant, “We coordinator of the state’s mation and insight into of Massachusetts pledg- have signed Community community programs to have used the money for Beginning Bridges assisting teachers to ing to adopt best prac- Compacts and commit- align social-emotional two projects: professional Program extended the support students and tices in infrastructure; ted themselves to con- learning experiences, to development workshops invitations to her local families.” Session topics coordination and collab- tinuous improvement. enrich services and fam- for community pre- area network. include possible causes oration; and maximizing Municipalities that ily supports and build a schools, daycares, and Stickney said, “The of challenging behaviors; energy efficiency and pledge to adopt best prac- unified early education local schools regarding goal of the partnership strategies for supporting renewable opportuni- tices through compacts system in our area. assisting families and is to provide early edu- children with trauma ties. According to the will get bonus points on Stickney said, “I wrote students with social and cators with quality, evi- related behaviors; estab- Compact, the Baker- selected state grant pro- the grant knowing that emotional learning, and dence based strategies lishing environments Polito Administration grams and will be prior- we wanted to focus on a Senior Buddy writing for supporting the social that support self-regula- seeks to recognize itized for various techni- partnering with local project where our sixth- emotional development tion; and resources and municipalities that cal assistance programs. community preschools grade students work with of students across the strategies for communi- are striving to become and the Senior Center. senior citizen buddies to preschool through third- cating with families. more innovative and That is how we ended up write their biographies.” grade continuum.” As part of the grant, accountable and intro- with two projects under The professional devel- Stickney said, “The the town of Northbridge duce incentives through the grant. It was a goal of opment programs were sessions focus on establishing connections open to all Northbridge ‘Enhancing the Social with our youngest stake- public school staff mem- Emotional Well-Being of holders and our oldest bers, Uxbridge staff Our Youngest Learners’. community stakehold- members, Whitinsville Our preschool teachers ers. I shared information Christian School pre- have noticed an increase about the Community school teachers, Whitin in students presenting Compact at our month- Community Center’s with challenging behav- ly Northbridge Coalition Children’s Place, iors in the classroom. meeting, and the specific Cherub’s Haven, Salmon We had heard the same ideas grew collectively Childcare, Precious reports from local area

HONOR ROLL Jessica Aicardi, Jonathan Alvarez, continued from page A­­­ 8 Liam Amsden, Allison Athanas, Haley Berkowitz, Melanie Bisbee, Kristina Consigli, Haley Cormier, Jared Brenn, Colin Brody, Jennifer Chauvin, Dermooshegian, Kyra Dominguez Joseph Consigli, Jonathan Cray, Owen De Los Santos, Lena Dresp, Kaia Cunningham, Caleb DeGabriele, Kevin Dziekiewicz, Collin Falconer, Joseph Downing, Vincent Duca, Callie Ellis, Ferguson, Sabrina Fields, Abigail Emma Ganley, Thomas Goglinkski, Fraser, Kyle Froment, Daniel Fung- Meghan Griggs, Joseph Hewitt, Grant A-Fat, Gabrielle Gallant, Charles Houatchanthara, Brooke Jackson, Garrigan, John Gifford, Carmen Gray, Jordan Kingsbury, Abbie Lax, Katelyn Claire Green, Katelyn Hanson, Hayleigh Lombardo, Hannah Lomonaco, Hoffman, Jonathan Hollenbeck, Julia Brennan Mahoney, Kaitlyn Manzi, Johnson, Maeve Kelly, Ansha Khan, Zakary Marston, Morgaon Mawn, Elizabeth Kramer, Olivia Lange, Gabriel Justine Michaud, Luke Morrison, LaTour, Grace Lavoie, Emma Lenahan, Dylan Rosenberg, Patrick Rosenlund, Caitlyn Mahoney, Brendan McIntyre, Donna Ross, Tyler Strom, Kayley Hailey Munson, Dev Patel, Jordon Tivnan, Katharine Tubbs, and Jared Rice, Thomas Rice, Tyler Richards, Wielsma. Luke Reilly, Chritopher Rivelli, Lauren Honors Rogozenski, Jessica Ross, Aidan Roy, Emery Amtmann, Derek Angell, Faith Sawyer, Aaron Smeglin, Patrick Grace Arnold, ShyAnn Baillargeon, Smith, Colin Tognazzi, Celia Walker, Brian Bisaillon, Ally Boucher, Anthony Derek Westhoff, and Lindzy Winslow. Bourgelas, Matthew Ceruti, Gavin Honors Chabot, Mason Consigli, Anna Cook, Joshua Atchue, Anderso Barnicoat- Cody Corey, Samuel Flangan, Asa Sansone, Katelyn Barrows, Jayden Flannery, Charlotte French, Patrick Belcher, Joshua Berkowicz, Alisha Gahan, Courtney Giles, Thomas Griffin, Bevans, Marissa Biagioni, Tyler Bliss, John Hehir, Jack Hester, Carly Jacobs, Ryan Boyce, Benjamin Braley, Palma Theodore Jee, Kayleigh Labrecque, Castllon Palma, Riley Castonguay, Jill Labrie, Emma LaChapelle, Emily Adam Chen, Isabelle Chong, Olivia Lafreniere, Christian Lamberson, Clemente, Rowan Conway, Faith Olivia LeBrasseur, Abigail McKay, Davis, Larissa Dowd, Amber Ellis, Domenic Malone, Nicholas McKeon, Zachariah Osterman, Nicholas Petone, Lillian McLaughlin, Kiera McMahon, Christopher Ramalho, Dylan Riley, Lily Modica, Trevor Moorey, Nathan Carolyn Schairer, Rory Schofer, Bianca Nackman, Emma Paulhus, Jackson Silveira, Liam Simoneau, Christopher Poirier, Thomas Puda, Allison Ronan, Smith, Connor Tames, Zoe Taylor, Scott Schofield, Matthew Scholl, Aaron Turgeon, Brent Turgeon, Mark Avery Senosk, Kayla Snow, Samantha Vallee, Alexis Vazquez, Timothy Souvanna, Isabella Trombino, Erin Visbeek, Alison Warren, Krista West, Vierck, Emma Wallis, Christian and Matthew Wildman. Wermuth, Michael Wilkes, and Evelyn GRADE 8 Williams. High Honors 10 • Friday, May 12, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune Sports Northbridge plays small ball to get by Warriors, 3-0

BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER NORTHBRIDGE — Runs were at a premium when the Northbridge High varsity softball team hosted Tantasqua Regional last Thursday, May 4, but the Rams produced enough runs via small ball to win a competitive 3-0 game. “It was a well-played game by two good teams,” said Northbridge head coach Dave Mills, whose team improved to 11-1 with the victory. “I think both of the pitchers are now in a pretty good grove.” The pitchers were the Rams’ Shannon Mortimer and the Warriors’ Abby LaFountain, who both threw complete game three-hitters. Mortimer had 13 strikeouts, while LaFountain sat 10 Northbridge players down. That was a far cry from their matchup in April, when both pitchers surrendered plenty of runs, with Tantasqua winning a slug- fest, 11-9. The Rams scored their first and even- Mathew S. Plamondon photos tual winning run in the home half of Northbridge second baseman Gracie Hogan the first inning when Julia Fair led throws the ball over to first. off by getting hit by a pitch. She then stole second base and was on third with the bases loaded before scoring on a then took third base and LaFountain Chloe Frabotta of Northbridge slides safely into second base. delayed steal home. Fair took a lead grabbed second on a pitch in the dirt, off third and darted for home when the but Mortimer was able to bear down catcher threw back to the pitcher. and record three straight strikeouts to Mills said that for Fair to score on keep the shutout intact. the play, she needed to use athleticism, “That is the difference and one of the focus and speed. things that sets an excellent pitcher “You have to be an athlete to adapt in apart is that an excellent pitcher can that situation and know the right time get you two or three strikeouts with to run, and having speed helps and you runners on base and nobody out,” said have to be paying attention to know Mills of Mortimer. what’s going on,” he said. “It’s a testament to their pitcher Small ball was again instrumental in because those kids are good hitters,” Northbridge’s second run, which came added Phil Desroches, head coach of the in the third inning. There, Mortimer Warriors. “Nine times out of 10 I can hit a two-out single and courtesy run- count on them.” ner Chloe Frabotta stole second base. Mortimer then finished the game with Maeghan Kelly then hit an RBI single a 1-2-3 seventh inning as Tantasqua slid into right field, plating Frabotta. to 5-3 on the season. But it was still Fair was back at it in the fifth inning a successful week for the Warriors, when the Rams made it 3-0. She led who won their prior three games ver- off the frame by getting hit by a pitch sus Algonquin Regional (4-3 in eight again and stealing second base again. innings), Oxford High (12-0 in five Gracie Hogan then dropped down a nice innings) and Auburn High (5-4 in 10 sacrifice bunt and, instead of stopping innings). at third, Fair rounded the bag and slid If Desroches had to point out one home safely. aspect of the game for his team to “Julia was on the move from the pitch improve on, it’s focus. Anna Shenian of Northbridge charges a groundball from her third base position. and once she saw the throw was being “We have to focus,” he said. made to first she just rounded third and “Sometimes to a fault we’re too loose.” kept going,” said Mills, pointing out Desroches noted that Northbridge’s Fair’s speed and awareness again. first run, where Fair used the delayed Tantasqua then had its best chance steal of home, was a precise moment to to score in the top of the sixth inning prove his point. when Sarah Harlinski led off with a sin- “I wouldn’t say we fell asleep but, gle and LaFountain walked. Harlinski again, focus,” he said.

Gracie Hogan of Northbridge hustles down the first base line after dropping a sacrifice bunt.

Northbridge’s Emilee Angell lines up a pop fly and sees it into her glove.

ENTERTAINMENT AND

EVENTS Northbridge’s Emilee Angell stretches out to make the catch at first base. DON’T MISS A THING! B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, May 12, 2017• 11 Sports Pitching, defense help Uxbridge win fourth straight, this time over Panthers

BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER SPENCER — The combination of good pitching and mistake-free defense is usually the recipe for victories in a high school varsity baseball game, and Uxbridge High has used that formula to now rattle off four straight wins after beating David Prouty Regional, 9-2, on Tuesday, May 2. “It’s been great,” said Peter Rice, head coach of the now 6-3 Spartans. “It’s hon- estly been pitching and defense. We’ll come up with some timely hits and we’ve taken advantage of some people’s mistakes, but [over the past four games] their ERA has been 1.75.” Holden Thiebault tossed a complete game to earn the victory for Uxbridge, and his line included two earned runs on six hits with eight strikeouts, one walk and one hit batter in less than 80 pitches. He retired nine in a row in a span from the second inning to the fifth. “Pitching was very good, he hit his spots,” Rice said of Thiebault’s perfor- mance. “When he had to bear down, he did.” And the Spartans’ defense played errorless ball behind him, which included throwing a runner out at the plate in the first inning and a double play turned in the sixth. Nick Ethier photos It was Prouty who scored first, Alex Martellio of Uxbridge continues his though, with a single run in the bottom swing after fouling off a pitch. of the first. With runners on the cor- ners, Eric Johnson took off for second of the 1-2 tandem of Rosborough and base. While he stole, Cam Dubey (2 for Morais. “They’re smart base-runners.” 3) darted off third base and to home The Spartans hope to ride their win- plate, where he safely slid in. ning streak and produce more victories, Uxbridge responded with a two-run with the 10th win earning them a spot second inning when Thiebault helped in the Central Mass. Division 4 district his own cause with a seeing-eye RBI tournament. single past the shortstop and third base- “The goal is to get 10 and getting to man. Thiebault then scored on Ryley districts, and anything can happen in Rosborough’s bloop RBI single into there,” said Rice. shallow right field. The Panthers dipped to 0-9, but the The Spartans added to their lead with future could be bright in Spencer. a two-run fourth and a single-run fifth. Eighth grader Dylan Brian made his Rosborough and Ryan Morais had the first varsity start and went the first six RBI’s in the fourth, while Thiebault innings, allowing seven runs — four plated another runner in the fifth. earned — with six strikeouts. Prouty then executed another dou- “He’s pitched very well,” said Prouty ble-steal for their second run in the head coach Eric Hanson of Brian’s start bottom of the fifth, making it 5-2 after and prior relief appearances. “He threw Zack Carr scored. hard and it’s something to build on.” But Uxbridge put the game away The whole Panther lineup in this one with four more runs — two each in was young, as the four seniors on the the sixth and seventh innings. Morais, roster — all starters — did not play in Dom Cariglia (2 for 4), Ben Landry and this game. Thiebault had the RBI hits. “A lot of these guys are playing out Thiebault finished 3 for 4 with of position,” explained Hanson. “We 3-RBI’s from the No. 8 spot in the line- were mixing and matching, but the kids up, while the top of the order players played well. The kids competed for a in Rosborough (3 for 4, walk, 2-RBI’s) good four or five innings and we got hits and Morais (2 for 3, walk, hit by pitch, in almost every inning.” 2-RBI’s) combined to reach base eight of Hanson expects the seniors to return 10 times up to bat. and the wins to accumulate in the sec- “They have some speed, they’re the ond half of the season. leaders and if they get on base we can work it around with them,” Rice said

Uxbridge catcher Alex Currie applies the tag to get David Prouty’s Ben Deane out at the plate.

Uxbridge’s Ryley Rosborough slides safely back into first base on a pickoff attempt.

Sports Briefs U.S. Baseball Academy 866-622-4487. coming to Worcester State Northbridge American The U.S. Baseball Academy, the Legion baseball to hold play- nation’s largest training program, is coming to Worcester State University er tryouts from June 26-29. Advance registra- tion is required. Kids sign up for the Northbridge American Legion base- sessions they want, although most ball will be holding player tryouts participate all four days from 9 on May 13 and 14 at 3 p.m. at the Holden Thiebault of Uxbridge fired a complete game in the Spartans’ 9-2 victory versus David a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Please visit www. Northbridge Middle School baseball Prouty. USBaseballAcademy.com for more field. Any questions please contact details. You can also call the offices at Dan Briand at [email protected]. 12 • Friday, May 12, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune Sports Spartans suffer setback to Millbury, still have strong season going

UXBRIDGE — Despite a 14-1 loss to Millbury High on Thursday, May 4, the Uxbridge High varsity softball team still has a solid season going. The Spartans are knocking on the door for another spot into the upcoming Central Mass. Division 3 district tournament, where a season ago they advanced all the way to the championship game before falling to Tahanto Regional.

Mathew S. Plamondon photos Uxbridge’s Erika Dube releases a throw to Uxbridge’s Melissa Silva successfully blocks a low pitch. home plate.

Uxbridge’s Maggie Streichert records a put- out at first base.

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BY OLIVIA J. CAPPOLI SPORTS CORRESPONDENT LEICESTER — Entering his sixth year as the founder and coordinator of the Mini Warrior Baseball Clinics, Ryan Petrone has encountered large amounts of special children at his clin- ics, yet there is one 8-year-old camper whom he considers one his “most dedi- cated mini warriors.” Over the course of Petrone’s clinics during the summer of 2016, this dedi- cated mini warrior was in attendance every single day at each clinic despite never picking up a baseball bat prior to that summer. If the clinic was in two towns during a week span, Petrone said he would be there ready to learn. As a coach and a player, Petrone wants his campers to learn baseball the right way. Seeing a player at just 8 years old be willing to do all the extra little things to be successful, to Petrone, Photo courtesy Merrimack College Athletics is extremely satisfying. Ryan Petrone, a Leicester resident, is now “He wouldn’t just come to camp and entering his sixth year as the founder and Courtesy photo go through the motions. He sees the coordinator of the Mini Warrior Baseball hard work I put into my practicing Clinics. The fun atmosphere at the Mini Warrior Baseball Clinics has been so successful that Ryan when he arrives early for our coaches Petrone is now branching out to the AAU level, where the Central Mass Energy program will batting practice and he now asks me for their children to my camps.” begin next year. extra swings. From never playing the In the words of Petrone, baseball can game before meeting me at the begin- be “one of the most rewarding, exciting, The 2017 schedule is as follows: The program will have around seven ning of the summer to where he has fun and self-fulfilling activities,” which June 19-22: Douglas (with Oxford) teams from the U9 to U14 level within come in just one year, being able to is one of the takeaways he wants his June 26-29: Leicester its startup year with approximately 91 throw across the diamond and hit the campers to leave the four-day clinic June 26-29: Holden players and will conduct it like a college ball out of the infield on a little league keeping in the back of their minds. The June 27-30: Quaboag team, which includes staying together field at just 8 years old…this is just ability to want his campers to extend July 5-8: Sturbridge in hotels for each tournament. Outside one example of many, where my work their baseball aspirations beyond the July 10-13: Paxton of wanting kids to have the fast-paced ethic as a player and what I preach as a clinics is one of the many reasons par- July 10-13: Shrewsbury (Held at Jack and competitive baseball experience, coach, has shined with one of my play- ents continually send their children Barry) Petrone also wants the kids to learn the ers,” said Petrone. back each summer. July 10-13: Shrewsbury “family feel” of being part of a team. With the clinics extending into 15 “I want children to leave my clinic July 17-20: Spencer “The children will learn to support communities and now in partner dreaming that they too can play col- July 17-20: Charlton (with Dudley) and praise one another with team atmo- with the Quaboag, Quabbin, Douglas, lege baseball one day,” said Petrone, a July 17-20: Uxbridge sphere based on team success and less Shrewsbury, Charlton and Webster lit- Leicester High graduate and member of July 24-27: Millbury of an individualized atmosphere based tle leagues, Petrone and his coaches will the Merrimack College baseball squad. July 24-27: Shrewsbury (Held at Jack on individual success…it is my goal have the opportunity to expand their “I want my kids to attend camp to look Barry) to make them understand the impor- love of baseball to even more aspiring up to my coaches as role models and as July 31-Aug. 3: Leicester tance of team success being the utmost high school/college players. guys they too can be in the same posi- July 31-Aug. 3: Quabbin (Barre) important thing,” he said. “It is going Thanks to positive reviews, immense tion, if not be even more successful than Aug. 14-17: at Jack Barry Little League to be one enjoyable experience for all support from local parents and a strong us coaches in just a short 10 years for (Worcester) the parents, coaches, staff, and players reputation within the community, the some of the kids.” The success of running the Mini involved.” clinics were able to raise well over its On top of wanting his campers to see Warrior Baseball Clinics has helped Tryouts for the Central Mass Energy initial goal of $1,000 and raised $5,000 in the coaches as role models, perhaps Petrone partner with the Worcester AAU schedule is as follows: 2016. For the summer of 2017, the clinics the biggest goal of the clinics is for the Physical Therapy and Kinetix Fitness 9U-12U Located at Joe DiMaggio Little hope to raise even more at $10,000. children to realize all the fun and excite- in Worcester to create the Central Mass League “Once kids attend camp, they never ment that comes with playing baseball. Energy AAU travel baseball program. 9U: Aug. 19, 9 a.m. want to go anywhere else and they con- The clinics usually go from Monday “Through the success of our clinics, 10U: Aug. 19, 10:30 a.m. tinue to come back,” said Petrone. “The to Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. many parents always have asked me 11U: Aug. 19, noon Leicester community specifically has with a 7:45 a.m. early drop off, which where is a good place to have their chil- 12U: Aug. 19, 2 p.m. supported me since day one through the includes lunch and has a ratio of seven dren play AAU,” he said. “I decided the 13U-14U Located at Rochdale Park, usage of the Leicester Little Complex coaches per child. Registration for the best place is for your child to stay with Leicester and Double Play Sports & Fitness, and Mini Warrior Baseball Clinics begins at my program and have my coaches teach 13U: Aug. 20, 3:30 p.m. then the parents who continue to send $210 per child prior to June 10 and $225 them year-round.” 14U: Aug. 20, 5:30 p.m. after June 11. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, May 12, 2017• 13 SpringHome This section reaches 47,000 households in 7 Massachusetts newspapers. Call Jean at 508-764-4325 or email [email protected] for more information Auto Asphalt Paving Building & Remodeling Oil & Propane Power Washing

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BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER UPTON — Seven runs through the first two innings of play — four in the first, three more in the second — were enough to lift the Blackstone Valley Tech varsity baseball team past Bay Path Regional, even after the Minutemen mounted a five-run rally later in the game. When all was said and done the Beavers emerged victorious, 10-5, on Wednesday, May 3. “We were attacking fastballs and get- ting in good hitter’s counts. We have a tendency to get too deep in counts and we end up chasing bad balls. When we’re attacking we’re in good shape, and we did that in the first couple of innings,” said Valley Tech first-year head coach John Burke. In the bottom of the first inning Ty Almeida, Blake Morin (2 for 3), Tom Morin (3 for 3, walk) and Andrew Lavergne strung together four consec- utive one-out hits, with Tom Morin’s plating a run and Lavergne’s scoring two more. Then, with two outs, Nate Mathew S. Plamondon photos Charron provided an RBI hit to make Blackstone Valley Tech second baseman Nate Charron makes the play over to first base while falling to the ground. it 4-0. In the Beavers’ second time up to bat, Tom Morin made it a 6-0 game with a 2-RBI triple to deep left field. the ball a little better each game — each “He’s up around .500,” Burke said of game we’re getting a little bit better in Tom Morin, who finished with 3 RBI’s. different areas.” “He does a great job of adjusting on the But Valley Tech starter Nick fly and he just barrels everything [up Connolly escaped the jam and record- the] middle.” ed the first out in the sixth inning Lavergne made it 7-0 later in the sec- before being relieved by Justin Metcalf. ond when his hot shot couldn’t be han- Connolly didn’t allow an earned run dled cleanly, which helped Tom Morin and struck out three, and when his score. defense was there behind him (innings In all, the Minutemen committed 1-4) he worked quickly and effectively. three errors, with two of them being “He pitches to contact and does a costly in the second inning. great job of being around the plate and “It’s always the one or two errors not too much in the middle,” said Burke that kill us every game,” said Bay Path of Connolly. head coach Mark Sansoucy. “But we Metcalf then retired the side in the are getting better at it because we were top of the sixth and provided insurance making a lot more errors earlier in the in the bottom of the frame with a 2-RBI year.” triple to center. Alex Moran then hit an Blackstone Valley Tech’s Nate Charron catches the throw from his catcher and gets a would- Alex Belanger, the Minutemen’s RBI single to make it 10-5. be Bay Path stealer out. pitcher, then settled into a groove and Metcalf then earned the save by pitch- didn’t allow any runs in the third and ing a scoreless seventh inning. The fourth innings before Bay Path mount- frame included a double play turned, ed its comeback in the top of the fifth. the third of the game for the Minutemen. In the frame the Minutemen took “He just goes, he just plays,” Burke advantage of three Valley Tech errors. said of Metcalf, who is only a freshman. Alec DeSimone hit a ball that was boot- “He’s a gamer.” ed, which scored Andrew Fritze. Dom Valley Tech improved to 8-1 and Esposito (2 for 4) then followed with Burke hopes that the scary fifth inning a 2-RBI double to deep right and next is a lesson learned for his Beavers. up was John O’Laughlin (2 for 4), who “I think we just sat on the lead and ripped an RBI triple to center. Nick Jose it’s a good reality check,” he said. “You then hit a grounder to third base and have to go out and show up all seven the fielder threw home, but O’Laughlin [innings]. It’s a good lesson today.” slid in safely to cut the deficit down to Bay Path, meanwhile, slipped to 3-5. 7-5. “They hit better than us and they “We have a lot of young guys that should have won. They were better than stepped up and hit, so we’re trying to us, that’s all,” Sansoucy said. I’ll be take the positives out of each game,” looking forward to playing them again. said Sansoucy. “They’re starting to hit Our goal now is to get to .500.”

Blackstone Valley Tech’s Ty Almeida swings away and ropes a double into the outfield.

Nick Connolly of Blackstone Valley Tech winds up and delivers a pitch to a Bay Path batter. Blake Morin of Blackstone Valley Tech rounds third base and heads for home. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, May 12, 2017 • 15 16 • Friday, May 12, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune

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OXFORD - 9 THEMELI CT WEBSTER - 35 BLACK POINT RD WORCESTER - 6 REEVES ST DUDLEY - 17 EAGLE DR WEBSTER - 40 CAMILE RD Great multi family investment! Well maintained 3 family units have many updates! Upgraded electrical with separate unit circuit breakers and owner common area panel1 sub metered water meters for each unit! Vinyl sided with SORRY, SOLD! SORRY, SOLD! replacement windows, new water ON DEPOSIT Country condo living at its best! Open the doors to the spacious cathedral heater! Lead certs for each unit! ceiling living room gleaming hardwoods! Enjoy central air! Bright kitchen Nice Little Ranch! Perfect for couple or summer home! Water Washer/dryer coin op machines! First Time Offered! “WOW” is the Reaction when Entering this Beautiful Home ! Outstanding A wonderful family home, great for entertaining! Featuring a large eat in, Rights to Webster Lake. Spacious Open Living Area with Cathedral Close to rte.146! And I290 great Quality in this Custom Colonial! Large Upscale Kitchen w/ Solid Maple Cabinets! GE Profile cabinet packed kitchen with granite counters, ceramic floor, recessed /dining area w/upgraded countertops, breakfast bar! Open dining area! Appliances! Granite Counters! Lg Angled Breakfast Bar! Formal Dining Room! Hardwood Flrs New sliders from dining area to private deck! Huge master bedroom w/ Ceilings and skylight. 3 season sun room or converted to year location! $279,900. Throughout both Levels! Brick Fireplace. Cathedral Ceiling, Second Floor Balcony! 1st Flr lighting. Sunken living room! Stone Fireplace! Formal dinning room, office round 2nd bedroom or office. Forced Hot Air Heating System, Master w/LuX Bath & Sep. Shower, Double Vanity w/Granite! 1st Flr Laundry w/Sink! 2nd Flr w/french doors! Large master suite, w/jetted tub, plus 2 large bedrooms! full bath! 2nd bedroom, is very spacious! 2nd bathroom has washer/ Finished lower level w/pellet stove, 2 full baths + 2 half baths! Heated in Newer Roof Replaced in 2014. Close I395, Route 193 & Route 16. - 3 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Rm above garage! Lg Deck 14x30! Security Sys.! Central Air! Oversized dryer hookups for main level accessibility! Lower level oversized family ON DEPOSIT Garage! $409,000. ground pool! $349,900. room! Near major highways! $229,000. assisted sale $140,000

EAST LYME, CT -22 WILLOW LN WEBSTER - 108 THOMPSON ROAD WEBSTER WEBSTER – 36-40MARKET ST LAND! Restaurant Business - LAND: WEBSTER/DUDLEY BUILDABLE LOTS Capacity 44, Webster Lake - Black Point Rd. Waterfront, Beer & Wine License! Boat Access, Town Water & Sewer. $44,900 Walk in cooler! Name brand ON DEPOSIT Webster - Lot 119B Thompson Rd SORRY, SOLD! Town Water & Sewer $38,500. SORRY, SOLD! Presently being used as a single family. Development Opportunity! Excellent Visibility ~ equipment! All service ware New Listing! Fantastic Opportunity for Owner Occupied 3 Family!! Webster - Lot 119A Thompson Rd Dean’s Ridge! Classic Victorian with large focus on detail! 3000 + sg ft 131,987 SF. CORNER LOCATION!! Prime 3+ Acres! Multiple Applications & Possibilities. Recent Zoning Change to ~ Business 4 ~ Now allows for Single & Multi Family Dwellings Building is Completely Stone, low maintenance! Slate Roof! New Carpets!, Town Water & Sewer $38,500. of living area! 9 rooms, 2-1/2 baths, fireplace, hardwood floors, central included. Avg.Traffic count as well as Other Business Applications! OFFICE SPACE etc.... EXCELLENT REGIONAL New Appliances! Completely Vacant!, Originally 4 Units, Top Floor Con- Webster - 114 Lake St. Multi-Family Zoned, air, finished lower level, 2 car garage, Huge slate patio! Association ACCESS to Interstate I-395. Current Elevation Lends to easy Development.... Corner Lot approx.13K per day. verted to Owner Occupied Apartment with 2 Full Baths, 2 - One Bedroom with almost 800 FT’ of Road Frontage on 2 Streets! 345ft. Frontage on Rt 193 - 450ft. on Apartment Below - Gas hot water! Paved Drive!, Corner Lot!, Fenced Yard!, 2 lots, 12,000 +/- Sq Ft ea., Town Water & optional, but offers pool if desired. assisted sale $347,000. Tower St. & 339ft on Summit (paper rd). Access to Town Water/Sewer & Natural Gas ! Town Services $219,500. Multi family Structure on property is in need of work. $599,000. $129,900. Sewer, and City Gas! SORRY SOLD $56,900 ea.

WEBSTER LAKE- 198 KILLDEER RD WEBSTER LAKE - 16 BLACK POINT RD WEBSTER LAKE -WATERFRONT LOT WEBSTER LAKE - 14 PEBBLE BEACH RD WEBSTER LAKE • 2 SOUTH POINT RD

22 SOUTH POINT RD. New to the Market. Southern Exposure! Desirable Killdeer Island! 100’ of Prestine Sandy Beach! WEBSTER LAKE: PANORAMIC VIEWS OF WEBSTER LAKE! Great South Fac- Buildable Lot on Webster Lake with Boat Access. Panoramic Water View of South Pond! Breath taking morning sunrises! Webster Lake! Middle Pond - on Pebble Beach! Hard Find Fantastic Views! 3800 sq.ft. of living area! 5 bedroom waterfront - Prime 50’ Natural Sandy Shoreline. 4 Bedrooms, 2 full baths, ing Location, 62’ prime lakefront, large deep lot 10,489sf , flagstone & concrete Have fun Kayaking, Sailing, Boating, Swimming, Snorkel, Skiing, Ice patios, full concrete walkway at water’s edge, dock, retaining walls & stonework, home! Open Floor Plan! Fireplaced Formal Living room! 7,483 Sq. Ft. of Land, 50 Ft. Frontage. Town Water & Large living room, dining area, Second floor - 2nd full bath & Boating, Snowmobiling, and Skating! Suspended low maintenance privacy fence, storage shed, recently paved drive, plenty offstreet parking in drive- Formal Dining Room! Great Room with large deck! 2 full baths! Sewer, Betterment Paid. $44,900. laundry room. Two waterside bedrooms have sliders to walk out 2 half baths! Large Walkout Basement to sandy beach! Just in time Dock! Custom architectural home drawings. Engineered and was way & area at roadside, spacious, Year-round, 2 story Cape home, 4 BRs (1 on deck.Sunsets! Attached 2 car garage.Detached 20x30 garage with for summer. $724,900 approved, conservation site plans, (needs to be resubmitted, expired) 1st flr), 2 full BAs, Harvey replacement windows, 6 year+/- young roof. Conservation Site Plan DEP# 323-0926. $229,000. electricity & rough plumbing. Dead end street. $749,900. NEW PRICE $440,000 4 • Friday, May 12, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune

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$269,999 $239,900 $309,900 Open House Directory Deadline: Monday at 10am (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult Community (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment (W) Waterfront ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE 508-365-3532 www.ViewCentralMassHomes.com • [email protected] SATURDAY, MAY 13 STURBRIDGE A Place To Call Home… 34 Tantasqua Shore Dr SW 12-2 $299,000 Bill; Owner/Broker 508-347-7416 SUNDAY, MAY 14 STURBRIDGE 34 Tantasqua Shore Dr SW 12-2 $299,000 Bill; Owner/Broker 508-347-7416

To have your open house listed in this directory BROOKLYN-To be built, no construction loan needed! This hip roof WOODSTOCK- This 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bathroom Colonial is WOODSTOCK-Privately set and located in a neighborhood of similar quality Colonial style home has a flexible floor plan and opportunity for addi- ready for new owners! Sitting on almost 3 private acres with homes, this custom built 3 BR/ 3 Bath colonial provides the perfect venue for either tional living space over the 2 car garage. The home sits on an over 2 acre peaceful solitude or large party entertaining; hickory cabinets, granite countertops lot and is ready for your input and designs. Home features 3 bedrooms a 2 car attached garage and great multi-level deck for enter- and a generous sized eat-at buffet/breakfast bar, opens onto casual living and din- ing areas, the latter with a cozy gas fireplace. A more formal dining room is set off please contact Sandy at 508-909-4110 2 1/2 bathrooms, an open floor plan with fireplace living room, granite taining. The open kitchen features stainless steel appliances the front foyer; palladium windows and vaulted ceilings throughout the home; your countered kitchen, family room, dining room & hard woods throughout and unique concrete counters. The open living room has a cozy guests will enjoy watching the game while floating in the indoor heated pool, or bel- the first floor. The master suite features two walk-in closets and a full fireplace and an additional room that makes a great office/den/ lying up to the impressive pub sized wetbar; Atrium doors lead you to an almost 1000 bathroom. You will find an oversized 12x16 back deck to compliment the foot stamped concrete patio; a tiered waterfall flows from the hillside into a Jacuzzi efficient propane heat, CAIR, all the bells & whistles! Have time to pick playroom. The master suite has a jetted tub, walk-in closet, & pool surrounding a Gazebo; a 2nd fireplace is located in the master suite. Luxury the siding, shingles, paint, flooring and more! $369,900 double sinks. Priced at just $319,900. living is yours in this incredible package for just $549,900

KILLINGLY-You must see this 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, 1451 sq. foot Cape Cod home that sits nicely on 1 acre to truly appre- ciate all it has to offer. Re-built from the subfloor up by a local respected builder. Hardwood floors, chef’s kitchen complete with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, mas- ter bedroom with full bath and walk-in closet are on the main WOODSTOCK-Location, location, location! Professional floor. Easily accessible to 395. office space, special business use (may be possible with Listed at only $219,900, you special zone permitting) or make this charming house your won’t want to wait on taking a WOODSTOCK-Great opportunity! 2 family older home. peek at this home. Call today for home. This vintage 1830’s house offers all the amenities of your private viewing. First floor, 3 bedroom apartment with pellet stove and 2 modern living with original floors, fireplaces and claw foot bedroom apartment on second floor. Two car garage and tub, or it could serve as aprofessional or service business shared laundry. Simple country living. Within minutes to (as per zoning committee). Accessibility, parking and addi- amenities and MA border. $174,900 tional outbuilding in great location! $214,900

P.O. Box 83 447 Riverside Dr. Thompson CT Phone: (860) 923-3377 Fax: (860) 923-5740 Take a virtual visit: www.johnstonrealestate.net 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. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, May 12, 2017 • 5 SENIOR SCENE MILLBURY SENIOR CENTER Tuesday, May 23: We will be going to Great Camp Sagamore to get a glimpse prizes! the 9-11 Site, Statue of Liberty & Ellis of the opulence of the past. A guid- Laughter Wellness: Tuesday May 1 River St. Island; Cost $50 per person (transpor- ed tour of Lake Placid including the 16th from 9:45-10:15 – Originally called (508) 895-9154 tation only) excursions extra. Leaving Olympic Complex, the Lake Placid Club Laughter Yoga, this is a unique concept Lunch is served at noon Millbury at 7 a.m. and return at 11 p.m. and Mirror Lake. The price is $479. where anyone can laugh for exercise For more Information or reservations Two Christmas Trips and social connection, without relying call the Millbury Senior Center Nov. 30-Dec. 1: Saratoga, NY for the on humor, jokes or comedy. Come join RETIREMENT INCOME & SOCIAL Victorian Streetwalk. They close the us and have a good laugh! SECURITY SEMINAR Essex Steam Train & River Boat Trip entire center of town to traffic so every- BVT Breakfast: Wednesday May 17th Monday, May 15 11 a.m.-noon: “How with Lunch on the Train! one can stroll, dine and shop. Carolers @ 8:30 to Evaluate the Puzzle of Retirement Tuesday, June 20: Cost $75; Choice of walk the sidewalks dressed in elegant Afternoon Movie: “Bringing Up Baby”: Income Sources” with Informational chicken or beef. Call us for reserva- period costumes and create beautiful Wednesday May 17th @ 12:45 – Comedy Speakers Jon Green, Tom Fisher from tions. music and song. A tour of the Batcheller from 1938 starring Cary Grant and Legacy Financial Advisors Mansion built in 1873 and a stop for Kathryn Hepburn. Popcorn will be UXBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER lunch at the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge served.

36 South Main St. along with a stop at the annual Festival FINE Banquet at 3 Seasons Restaurant: THE MASS BAR ASSOCIATION of Decorated Trees at the Berkshire Thursday May 18th – Board Meeting ELDER LAW EDUCATION PROGRAM (508) 279-8622 Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Museum is also included for $319. at 11:00 followed by lunch with choice FREE PRESENTATION, Friday, June Dec. 8-9: Vermont with a stay at the of baked haddock, pork chops, or roast 2 11 a.m.-noon. Topic will be “Taking beautiful historic Middlebury Inn for beef au jus. $15 per person, call Mary to Control of Your Future: A Legal TRIPS PLANNED Call Sue L’Hereux for more information $299. A stop at the iconic Vermont sign up. Deadline is May 11th. Checkup” with speaker Atty. Lisa Country Store will be made enroute Carl Bradshaw, Veteran’s Services Rep: Neeley or reservations for all upcoming trips at (508) 476-5820. and the second day will be spent at the Thursday May 18th @ 10:30 The Silver Club of the Uxbridge Senior Wassail Celebration complete with the FINE Car Wash: Saturday May 20th UPCOMING SUMMER CONCERT Wassail Parade in Woodstock. This tra- from 10-2:00 @ Advanced Auto Parts $8 Sponsored by the generosity of Mike & Center has announced a couple of new trips. dition, now in its 33rd year, was voted donation per car. Lucille Maguire one of the “Best Christmas Celebrations First Annual Dinner Dance at the June 15 at 6-8 p.m. Featuring the 4 Ever in New England” by Yankee magazine. Senior Center: Saturday June 24th from Fab, A Beatles Tribute Band. Hot dogs, Oct. 17-19: There will be a 3-day trip to Atlantic City and Cape May for Make some plans to enjoy one of these 4-9:00pm. Enjoy a home cooked meal of drinks and pastries for sale, rain or traditional events. Chicken Parmesan, Meatballs with Ziti, shine, bring a chair. $239. Stay right on the beach and extend your summer with the mild weather Senior Scene Garlic Bread, Salad and Dessert. Dance May 8, 2017 the night away to the old standards. You WEEKLY EVENTS in New Jersey! Walk the boardwalk, maybe win money, and have a nice Northbridge Senior Center may buy tickets at the Senior Center for Phone: 508-234-2002 $15, there is limited seating so get your MONDAY day trip to the quaint Victorian seaside town of Cape May. www.northbridgemass.org/coun- tickets soon! We will also be having a 8:30 a.m.: walking club; 9:30 a.m.: light cil-on-aging live raffle with lots of wonderful prizes. exercise; 12:30 p.m.: Wii bowling; 1 p.m.: Nov. 13-15: Mountain View Grand Resort and Spa in Whitefield, NH. Monday – Thursday 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM, Deadline for signing up is June 9th. cribbage, Scrabble, Chinese Checkers, Friday 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM Attention Travelers: Scat & Wii Bowling Includes a day trip to Vermont with sightseeing. There will be 2 breakfasts Collette Tours New Orleans Trip. This We require registration for all of our is a 5 day trip from October 16-20, 2017 TUESDAY and 2 dinners included for $419. Located in the heart of New Hampshire’s White events and trips. Additionally, if you with inclusions. Highlights include: 9-10 a.m.: blood pressure; 9:30-10:30 a.m.: need transportation, please inform French Quarter, choice of Cabildo or Tai Chi; 10:45-11:30 a.m.: Zumba Gold; Mountains and open as a hotel since 1865 with an extensive renovation to the center at the time of registration. Presbytere Museum, New Orleans 11:45-12:30 p.m.: Yoga; 11 a.m.: Sing-A- Deposits and fees are required at time School of Cooking, Jazz Revue, Swamp Long; 1 p.m.: cribbage & Scat. update it, Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa is one of America’s truly grand of sign up in order to reserve your spot. Tour, choice of National WWII Museum hotels. First-class comfort and casual Bowling or Mardi Gras World. Refer to our web- WEDNESDAY site: nscfine.com and click on the FINE 9:30-11 a.m.: Craft Class Plan what you elegance with attentive, personalized service. The classic New Hampshire FINE (Friends of Northbridge Elders) Traveler’s tab for complete details and would like to make & pay for the mate- offers bowling on the first and third itinerary. Call 508-259-3786 to reserve rials you use! White Mountains resort presents a daz- zling array of offerings and amenities Monday of the month from 1:00-2:00 your spot. For more information call us. at Sparetime Lanes. There is now a 1 p.m.: social Bingo all wrapped in a timeless storybook setting. small fee of $2 for 2 games and your Day Trips: RMV Transactions shoes. This is open to all Northbridge Quechee Gorge Village EVERY WEDNESDAY 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 21-24: St. Andrews By the Sea and Campobello Island. The hotel is the residents aged 60 or older. This is not a Tuesday May 23rd – Travel to New The Five Transactions we will Focus league, it is a come-whenever-you-can- Hampshire and Vermont to the on are: license renewals (for drivers famous 5 star Algonquin Resort! On the way there, we will experience a “moose make-it activity. King Arthur Flour Company Store younger than 75); registration renew- in Norwich, Vermont then on to als; change of address; duplicate license safari” with the plan of seeing some of these majestic animals! Maine is home Technology Help: Every Thursday from Jesse’s Steakhouse in Hanover New or registration and how to report a lost 1:00-3:00. Call to sign up. Hampshire. Last stop of the day will be or stolen disability placard and how to the 2nd largest population of moose in the US, so the odds are pretty good! Mahjong: Mondays and Wednesdays at in Quechee, Vermont at the Quechee to request a replacement. Call for an 1:00 – Call the Center for more infor- Gorge Village and Quechee Gorge appointment. St. Andrews by the Sea has been com- pared to charm of Martha’s Vineyard mation on joining either one of these known as “Vermont’s Little Grand without the crowds! groups. Canyon”. $87/per person. THURSDAY Managing Loss and Offering Hope: 9 a.m.: cards; 10-11:30 a.m.: adult col- Sept. 24-26: The Adirondacks. Lake Placid will be the base and the Tuesdays May 16, May 23, May 30 from Isle of Shoals oring class; 12:45 p.m.: whist; 2:30-3:30 10-11:30 at the Senior Center – We are Thursday June 15th – Royal Tours pres- p.m.: computer &cell phone class, reser- trip will include a stop at the top of Whiteface Mountain and a narrated pleased to offer this study dealing with ents this great trip. Travel to Kittery, vations required. the topics of loss, grief, loneliness, and ME to When Pigs Fly Bakery, then FRIDAY luncheon cruise on Raquette Lake with great views of the “great camps of the trials and our response to them from a onto lunch at Warren’s in Kittery, fol- 9 a.m.: shopping; 9:30 a.m.: light exer- spiritual perspective. We will focus on lowed by a 2 ½ hour boat ride aboard cise; 12:30 p.m.: bridge gilded age.” These impressive estates included features that reflected their selections from the Book of Psalms. All the Thomas Leighton in Portsmouth, are welcome, this is a free series hosted NH where you will cruise to the Isle of TRIPS rustic natural surroundings while also providing the ultimate in luxury for at the Center. Shoals. $85 per person includes trans- Mother’s Day Bingo: Monday May 15th portation, boat ride, lunch and all gra- VISIT THE BIG APPLE: New York City wealthy families looking to escape the cities. There will also be a tour of the @ 1:00 – Come let us celebrate you! tuities and taxes. Trip Afternoon Bingo, desserts and great

Local Events, Arts, and HERE & THERE Entertainment Listings SATURDAY, MAY 13 ROADHOUSE BLUES JAM MAY MADNESS Every Sunday, 3:00 - 7:00 p.m. HUGE MEAT RAFFLE THE MCMURPHY’S MEAT RAFFLE CADY’S TAVERN First Friday of the month 9:00 p.m. Doors open at 11 a.m. 2168 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, RI Early Bird 6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Fun-loving duo playing 12 p.m. start 401-568-4102 1st table: 7:00 p.m. songs we know and love WEBSTER FISH & GAME Auburn Sportsman Club 308 LAKESIDE 91 Gore Rd. 50 Elm St., Auburn, MA 308 East Main St. Webster, MA 508-832-6496 East Brookfield, MA 774-449-8333 TUESDAY, MAY 23 TRIVIA SATURDAY NIGHTS TRIVIA TUESDAYS PREPARING YOUR 7:00 p.m. register at 7:00 p.m. ESTATE PLAN 7:30 p.m. start up Cash prizes 6:00 p.m. HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB 308 LAKESIDE Presented by Financial Advisor 325 Pleasant St., Leicester, MA 308 East main St. THURSDAY, MAY 18 Dennis Antonopoulos of 508-892-9822 East Brookfield, MA 11 ON THE OUTSIDE Edward Jones and Estate 774-449-8333 8:00 p.m. Planning Attorney Melissa Gleick WISE GUYS TEAM TRIVIA Duo playing a variety CHRISTOPHER HEIGHTS Every Tuesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. KLEM’S FARMERS MARKET of hit songs An Assisted Living Community CADY’S TAVERN June 10th through Oct. 21st 308 LAKESIDE 338 Thompson Rd. 2168 Putnam Pike (Rt. 44) Every Saturday from 10am-2pm 308 East Main St. Webster, MA Chepachet, RI This is a producer only market East Brookfield, MA Please RSVP to the receptionist 401-568- 4102 Vendors are welcome 774-449-8333 at 508-949-0400 by May 26, 2017 No fees Open to the public LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY KLEM TRACTOR, INC. SASSY CHAPEAU HAT SHOW NIGHT 117 West Main St. 5:30 p.m. SATURDAY, JUNE 10 HEXMARK TAVERN Spencer, MA MANSION AT BALD HILL 8:00 A.M. - afternoon AT SALEM CROSS INN 508-885-2708 (Ext. 104) 29 Plaine Hill Rd. 5th ANNUAL TOWN-WIDE TAG 260 West Main St., West Brookfield, MA www.klemsonline.com Woodstock, CT SALE IN WOODSTOCK 508-867-2345 Runway show featuring $2 maps available at www.salemcrossinn.com hats from Salmagundi Garden Gate Florist Hat Shop from Boston the day of the sale TRAP SHOOTING modeled by local high Info 860-315-5175 Every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. school students. Open to the public WEDNESDAY NIGHT CRUISING Tickets $20 ONGOING $12.00 per round includes FOR CHARITY CAR SHOW Call 860-315-3315 RAFFLE clays and ammo June 7th through August SATURDAY, MAY 20 MEAT RAFFLE NRA certified range officer Every Wednesday 5 p.m. Saturdays at 12:30 p.m. on site every shoot until dusk FLOYD PATTERSON 6 tables; prime rib, lobster AUBURN SPORTSMAN CLUB Donations accepted 9:00 p.m. and much more 50 Elm St., Auburn, MA 100% of the profits go to the Masonic This energetic solo Public invited 508-832-6492 Children’s Charity artist returns playing In the Veterans Lounge KLEM TRACTOR, INC. R&B classics AMERICAN LEGION 117 West Main St. 308 LAKESIDE TUTTLE POST #279 Spencer, MA 308 East Main St. 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA 508-885-2708 (Ext. 104) East Brookfield, MA 508-832-2701 www.klemsonline.com 774-449-8333

6 • Friday, May 12, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE Commonwealth of Massachusetts ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE The Trial Court tax titles, water bills, municipal liens By virtue and in execution of the Power COMBINED NOTICE OF Probate and Family Court and assessments, rights of tenants of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT Worcester Division and parties in possession. given by Theodore P. Anderson AND INTENT TO REQUEST Docket No. WO17P1181EA TERMS OF SALE: and Ilse H. Anderson to Mortgage RELEASE OF FUNDS Estate of: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND Electronic Registration Systems, May 12, 2017 William Henry Leland, II DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) Inc. as nominee for, Countrywide Commonwealth of MA Dept. of Housing Date Of Death: 3/14/2017 in the form of a certified check, bank Home Loans, Inc., its successors & Community Development (DHCD) INFORMAL PROBATE treasurer’s check or money order will and assigns, dated January 26, 2005 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 300 PUBLICATION NOTICE be required to be delivered at or before and recorded with the Worcester Boston, MA 02114 To all persons interested in the above the time the bid is offered. The suc- County (Worcester District) Registry This notice shall satisfy two separate captioned estate, by Petition of cessful bidder will be required to exe- of Deeds at Book 35591, Page 80 but related procedural requirements for Petitioner Andrea M Leland of cute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement subsequently assigned to Green Tree activities to be undertaken by DHCD. Northborough MA immediately after the close of the Servicing LLC by Mortgage Electronic REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF a Will has been admitted to informal bidding. The balance of the purchase Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee FUNDS probate price shall be paid within thirty (30) for, Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., its On or about May 28, 2017 DHCD Andrea M Leland of days from the sale date in the form successors and assigns by assignment will submit a request to the HUD Northborough MA of a certified check, bank treasurer’s recorded in said Worcester County Boston Regional Office for the release has been informally appointed as the check or other check satisfactory to (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds of Housing Choice Vouchers Program Personal Representative of the estate Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee at Book 54001, Page 384 and subse- (HCVP) funds under Section 8 of to serve without surety on the bond. reserves the right to bid at the sale, quently assigned to U.S. Bank Trust, the Housing Act of 1937, as amend- The estate is being administered un- to reject any and all bids, to continue N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master ed to undertake a project known as der informal procedure by the Personal the sale and to amend the terms of Participation Trust by Ditech Financial Blanchard School; a new construction Representative under the Massachu- the sale by written or oral announce- LLC FKA Green Tree Servicing LLC by and substantial rehab project creating setts Uniform Probate Code without ment made before or during the fore- assignment recorded in said at Book twenty-five (25) affordable family rent- supervision by the Court. Inventory closure sale. If the sale is set aside 56815, Page 175; of which Mortgage al units at 65 Hartford Avenue East, and accounts are not required to be for any reason, the Purchaser at the the undersigned is the present holder Uxbridge, MA. filed with the Court, but interested par- sale shall be entitled only to a return for breach of the conditions of said FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT ties are entitled to notice regarding the of the deposit paid. The purchaser Mortgage and for the purpose of fore- IMPACT administration from the Personal Rep- shall have no further recourse against closing same will be sold at Public DHCD have determined that the proj- resentative and can petition the Court the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Auction at 9:00 AM on May 19, 2017 at ect will have no significant impact on in any matter relating to the estate, Mortgagee’s attorney. The description 15 Loyalist Drive Unit 29B, Uxbridge, the human environment. Therefore, including distribution of assets and of the premises contained in said mort- MA, all and singular the premises an Environmental Impact Statement expenses of administration. Interest- gage shall control in the event of an described in said Mortgage, to wit: under the National Environmental ed parties are entitled to petition the error in this publication. TIME WILL The unit located in the Condominium Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) is not Court to institute formal proceedings BE OF THE ESSENCE. known as The Castles at Scotland required. Additional project informa- and to obtain orders terminating or re- Other terms if any, to be announced Yard, said Unit 29-B conveyed is laid tion is contained in the Environmental stricting the powers of Personal Rep- at the sale. out as shown on a plan filed, which Review Record (ERR) on file at DHCD, resentatives appointed under informal Wilmington Savings Fund Society, plan is a copy of a portion of the Bureau of Rental Assistance, 100 procedure. A copy of the Petition and FSB, D/B/A Christiana Trust, not plans filed with Master Deed dated Cambridge Street, Boston, MA 02114 Will, if any, can be obtained from the Individually but as Trustee for Carlsbad November 23, 1987, and recorded with and may be examined or copied week- Petitioner. Funding Mortgage Trust Worcester County Registry of Deeds in days from 9am to 4pm. May 12, 2017 Present Holder of said Mortgage, Book 10962, Page 255, and to which is PUBLIC COMMENTS By Its Attorneys, affixed a verified statement in the form Any individual, group, or agency MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE ORLANS PC provided in M.G.L. Ch. 183A, Sec. 9. may submit written comments on the OF REAL ESTATE PO Box 540540 It is subject to and with the benefit ERR to Patrick Glennon, DHCD, 100 By virtue and in execution of the Power Waltham, MA 02454 of the obligations, restrictions, rights Cambridge Street Suite 300, Boston, of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Phone: (781) 790-7800 and liabilities contained in General MA 02114. All comments received given by Barry Robertson and Meredith 15-015097 Laws Chapter 183A, the Master Deed by June 13, 2017 will be considered Robertson to Mortgage Electronic May 12, 2017 and the By-Laws filed therewith. The by DHCD prior to authorizing submis- Registration Systems, Inc. as nomi- May 19, 2017 Condominium and each of the units is sion of a request for release of funds. nee for GN Mortgage,LLC its succes- May 26, 2017 intended for residential purposes and Comments should specify which Notice sors and assigns, dated August 31, other uses permitted by the applicable they are addressing. 2006 and recorded with the Worcester (SEAL) Zoning Ordinances and as set forth RELEASE OF FUNDS County (Worcester District) Registry of COMMONWEALTH in the Master Deed. For Mortgagor’s/ The Commonwealth of MA acting Deeds at Book 39694, Page 265 sub- OF MASSACHUSETTS Grantor’s title see Unit Deed dated through DHCD certifies to HUD that sequently assigned to Federal National LAND COURT April 30, 1990, and recorded with Catherine Racer in her capacity as Mortgage Association by Mortgage DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL Worcester County Registry of Deeds Certifying Officer, consents to accept Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. COURT in Book 12765, Page 208, or herewith. the jurisdiction of the Federal Courts if as nominee for GN Mortgage,LLC its 17SM001548 The premises are to be sold subject to an action is brought to enforce respon- successors and assigns by assign- ORDER OF NOTICE and with the benefit of all easements, sibilities in relation to the environ- ment recorded in said Worcester To: restrictions, building and zoning laws, mental review process and that these County (Worcester District) Registry Heirs, Devisees, and Legal liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- responsibilities have been satisfied. of Deeds at Book 48596, Page 63 and Representatives of the Estate of Ida ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, HUD’s approval of the certification sat- subsequently assigned to Wilmington M. Snay; Brian D. Snay; Kathleen M. tax titles, water bills, municipal liens isfies its responsibilities under NEPA Savings Fund Society, FSB, D/B/A Villemaire; Elise A. Lavallee; Heirs, and assessments, rights of tenants and related laws and authorities, and Christiana Trust, not individually but Devisees, and Legal Representatives and parties in possession. allows the project, Blanchard School, as Trustee for Carlsbad Funding of the Estate of John C. Snay; Natalie M. TERMS OF SALE: to use HUD program funds for the pur- Mortgage Trust by Federal National (Newell) Snay; Keith Newell; Brandon A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND pose specified. Mortgage Association by assignment King; Sarah Rondeau; Destinee Snay; DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) OBJECTIONS TO RELEASE OF recorded in said Worcester County and to all persons entitled to the ben- in the form of a certified check, bank FUNDS (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds efit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief treasurer’s check or money order will HUD will accept objections to its release at Book 55814, Page 254; of which Act, 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 et seq.: be required to be delivered at or before of funds and the Commonwealth of Mortgage the undersigned is the pres- Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. the time the bid is offered. The suc- Mass. certification for a period of fif- ent holder for breach of the conditions claiming to have an interest in a cessful bidder will be required to exe- teen days following the anticipated of said Mortgage and for the purpose Mortgage covering real property in cute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement submission date or its actual receipt of foreclosing same will be sold at Uxbridge, 290 West River Road, given immediately after the close of the of the request (whichever is later) Public Auction at 3:00 PM on June by Ida M. Snay to Wells Fargo Bank, bidding. The balance of the purchase only if they are on one of the follow- 2, 2017 at 47 Lackey Dam Road, N.A., dated November 17, 2005, and price shall be paid within thirty (30) ing bases: (a) the certification was Uxbridge, MA, all and singular the recorded in the Worcester County days from the sale date in the form not executed by the Certifying Officer premises described in said Mortgage, (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds of a certified check, bank treasurer’s of the Commonwealth of MA; (b) the to wit: in Book 37855, Page 389 as affected check or other check satisfactory to Commonwealth of MA have omitted The land with the buildings there- by a Judgment recorded with said Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee a step or failed to make a decision or on, situated in the Town of Uxbridge, Registry in Book 56646, Page 384, reserves the right to bid at the sale, finding required by HUD regulations situated on the southeasterly side has/have filed with this court a com- to reject any and all bids, to continue at 24 CFR part 58; (c) the grant recip- of the road from Whitinsville to East plaint for determination of Defendant’s/ the sale and to amend the terms of ient or other participants in the proj- Douglas, and being part of the prem- Defendants’ Servicemembers status. the sale by written or oral announce- ect have committed funds or incurred ises shown on plan drawn by William If you now are, or recently have been, ment made before or during the fore- costs not authorized by 24 CFR Part I. Thompson, C.F., dated December in the active military service of the closure sale. If the sale is set aside 58 before approval of a release of 1942, and recorded in Worcester United States of America, then you for any reason, the Purchaser at the funds by HUD; or (d) another Federal District Registry of Deeds, Book 131, may be entitled to the benefits of the sale shall be entitled only to a return agency acting pursuant to 40 CFR Page 51, bounded and described as Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If of the deposit paid. The purchaser Part 1504 has submitted a written find- follows: Beginning at a point on the you object to a foreclosure of the above shall have no further recourse against ing that the project is unsatisfactory southerly side of Lackey Dam Road mentioned property on that basis, then the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the from the standpoint of environmental at land now or formerly of LeBoeuf; you or your attorney must file a written Mortgagee’s attorney. The description quality. Objections must be prepared Thence by a curve of radius 2370 appearance and answer in this court at of the premises contained in said mort- and submitted in accordance with the feet to the left 184.5 feet to a stake at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA gage shall control in the event of an required procedures (24 CFR Part 58, land of Charles J. Pichette; Thence S. 02108 on or before June 12, 2017 or error in this publication. TIME WILL Sec. 58.76) and shall be addressed 38° 52’ E 53.21 feet to a stake on the you will be forever barred from claim- BE OF THE ESSENCE. to HUD at the Boston Area Office, 10 northerly side of Lackey Dam Road, ing that you are entitled to the benefits Other terms if any, to be announced Causeway Street, Boston, MA 02222. so-called; Thence easterly by the north of said Act. at the sale. Potential objectors should contact side of Lackey Pond to an iron pipe Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for HUD to verify the actual last day of the at land now or formerly of Lebouef; Justice of said Court on April 25, 2017. LSF9 Master Participation Trust objection period. Thence N. 38° 52’ W. By land now or Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Present Holder of said Mortgage, For DHCD formerly of Lebouef, 125 feet to the Recorder By Its Attorneys, Catherine Racer, Associate Director place of beginning. See plan in Plan 201508-0390-YEL ORLANS PC May 12, 2017 Book 262, Plan 81. A deed from Peter May 12, 2017 PO Box 540540 A. Petrillo and Anthony Petrillo to Barry Waltham, MA 02454 Robertson and Meredith Robertson to Phone: (781) 790-7800 be recorded. 16-006587 The premises are to be sold subject to April 28, 2017 and with the benefit of all easements, May 5, 2017 restrictions, building and zoning laws, May 12, 2017 liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- See a photo you would like to order? 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530 HOUSES FOR SALE 575 VACATION RENTALS

STURBRIDGE CAPE COD WATERFRONT DENNISPORT 2 Bedrooms, Clean 2 bedroom South Pond, Cottage Glass Sliders Overlooking Lake, Cable TV, Wifi, Minutes to Mass Pike, Close to Beaches, Golf, 720 CLASSICS 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 760 VANS/TRUCKS Fishing/Boating, Bike Trail, Shopping, 700 AUTOMOTIVE Privacy, Restaurants and 2000 Saturn Sc-2 1992 GMC Amusements 1951 Ford Custom 112’ Water Frontage 3-door coupe, 5 speed CAR FOR SALE 1985 HONDA Diesel Truck Sorry, No Pets 1953 Ford Two Door Convertible Great commuter car 2015 Nissan Rogue ELITE MOTOR UPS Truck-Style, Semi-Custom, 85% Complete, V8, Standard Transmission Terrific gas mileage $299,000 Navigation, Sunroof, Aluminum Grumman Body, Large Private Lot, De Soto Grille, Lincoln Wheels with Overdrive, New tires, MP3 radio SCOOTER 54,000 Miles Shelves. Rebuilt Call Bill Great for Children! $14,500 Excellent Driver & Show-Car 173,000 miles 150 CC’s, Transmission/Motor, Owner/Broker ************ or $17,500 Completed Ideal car for high school Only 2,257 miles $42,900 Call Gabriel New Fuel Tank, Radiator, $610.00 A Week Offers or Trade or college Original Owner, (508) 347-7416 at Steering Box. Dual Wheels, 508-280-8331 $2000 or BO Excellent Condition Cummins Onan Sturbridge Automotive 11’ Area Behind Seats [email protected] 1978 Thunderbird Coupe 860-935-9154 $1,200 545 LANDS/LOTS Dual Exhaust, Rust-free, 89K RVQQ5500LP (508) 347-9970 Excellent Condition $8,950 $2,500 Call Dave 14,100GVWR

************* 2003 Mercury Sable Want to Place (508) 765-0656 I spent over $14,000 the last 2 CAPE COD TIME (978) 760-3453 (860) 377-7230 LS Premium a Classified Ad? years I had it on the road *BUILDING LOT Call 800-536-5836 After 7:30pm $5,000 or best offer Dennison Hill, SHARE FOR SALE 2007 SUZUKI 725 AUTOMOBILES Recent brakes, tires, rear struts, Southbridge Edgewater Beach Resort BOULEVARD C50 Call 5pm-8:30pm 95 Chase Avenue Local muffler 1/2 acre+ Cruiser. 508-867-6546 Dennisport, MA 02639 News 1966 CHEVROLET 2 extra rims Silver/Gray Sharp Bike Town water On the water 117,000 miles; good condition and town sewer FOR SALE Lots of mods/extras. Studio (Unit 706) CORVETTE asking $2,500 14,812 miles, original owner. $29,750 1990 Corvette Hatchback 2006 GMC SIERRA Fixed week 33 (August) C2 STINGRAY CPE New tires, ready to ride. (508) 612-9263 Deeded rights Call (508) 769-2710 $4,400 1500 PICKUP 4 Speed Coupe, 4x4, Blue, SLE Trim, **************** 327/300HP, T-Tops, All Original, One-Owner Call Nate 401-269-6070 You’ll own it for a lifetime Power Seats, Windows, Locks, Silver Pearl/Black Interior, Color Red with Black Interior Chrome Steps, Keyless Remote, & can be passed down to FOUND HERE! $18,000 2009 HYUNDAI GLS Auto Trans 5.7 Liter V8 546 CEMETERY LOTS your children and grand Rhinobed, Trac Rack, Heated 72K Miles Mirrors, Trailering Package, children. $5000.00 SONATA SEDAN FOR SALE 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES [email protected] 5.3LV8, Locking Diff, Snowplow Asking $11,000 Prep Package, 2 Cemetery Plots (508)347-3145 (203) 826-2702 6 Cylinders, Remote Starter, 2004 HARLEY Call (508) 335-0335 MINT, Need to Place Dealer Maintained Garden of Honor HERITAGE SOFT- 84K Miles, PRIME SUMMER WEEKS 4 BF GOODRICH a Classified Ad? 131,500 miles Lot #156A Call 800-536-5836 AIL CLASSIC Asking $10K AVAILABLE WINTER SLALOM Spaces 1-2 $7,950 Pearl White, Only 22,487 Douglas Worcester County SNOW TIRES MOVING, MUST Miles, Excellent Condition, (508) 735-1218 Memorial Park 205/55R16 (860) 974-9111 SELL!! Many Extras, Paxton, MA 1987 CORVETTE Serious Inquiries ONLY! Used Two Winters, $7,000 FIRM $2,500 each or both for Red with Ground Effect Still in Excellent Condition! 1996 GMC 2500 HD 2008 Ram $4,000 New tires & Brakes (508) 987-0359 Original Price: $130 per Tire Club Cab, Utility Body, (774) 272-1921 Car in Good Condition (Bighorn)Truck Offering at $55 per Tire, 2010 HONDA 4-Way Fisher Plow Hemi Motor, 4 Door, All Four Only ECREATIONAL 2-GRAVE LOT IN Asking $6700 CIVIC LX $1,950 745 R In Great Condition, PAXTON MEMORIAL (Gray) VEHICLES Only 37,000 miles. email: PARK 508-278-2809 Excellent Condition! 1940 CHEVY SPECIAL comcon50@ Happy Garden section 23,000 miles DELUXE 2007 Travel Wild RV Call for more info. Includes cement vaults gmail.com $9,000 4-Door, 6 Cylinder, 3 Speed, SERIOUS INTERESTS 1995 HONDA Auto, White Valued at $9,000 CAPE COD or 508-641-4606 No Rot, Needs Work ONLY $8,995 ONLY Asking $5,900 South Dennis, (508) 410-5167 CIVIC $3,400 (413) 245-9651 508-769-0791 off Rte. 134: Herb Chambers Toyota of FISHER 8’ MINUTE- Auburn 768 VEHICLES FOR BURIAL PLOTS Cozy 3 BR, (dbl, queen, SNOW TIRES 4 Door, New Head Gasket 2011 RED 2 twins) 1 bath home with & Exhaust. MOUNT 809 Washington Street, PARTS PAXTON MEMORIAL full kitchen & microwave, Currently Registered. HYUNDAI SONATA Four Springs, HD, Frame Only Auburn, MA 2 Firestone Winterforce, PARK washer/dryer, screened in $375 (877) 906-1649 1995 TOYOTA T100 porch w/ picnic table, grill, size P215/60R16. $2,000 Excellent Condition, Used only 1 month! FOR PARTS ONLY Garden of Heritage cable TV. Outdoor shower. Call Four Door, On dead-end street. $150 73,000 miles, (508) 341-6347 (508)789-8230 $1,000 Or Best Offer Bought (2) $3,750.00 each Near shopping, theater, One-Owner Car! Need to Place a Classified Ad? Want to Place a Classified Ad? Call Call 800-536-5836 Call 800-536-5836 and will sell for $3,500.00 each restaurants, bike trail, $8,500 fishing, playground, (860) 933-9458 (508) 843-3604 (508) 801-0663 Call (508) 248-6373 10 minutes from bay and ocean side beaches.

CEMETARY 2 PERSON Off season rates available LOT Call Janet PAXTON MEMORIAL at 508-865-1583 PARK after 6 pm, or email in Valor Section June at Plot #445 [email protected] Two Together, Prime Location for more information $5,000 or best offer Call (508) 892-4003

Paxton Cemetery Plot #36 in the Faith Section Plot for Two Comes with Two Vaults $3,500 or Best Offer (774) 696-2833 Ask for Robin WORCESTER COUNTY MEMORIAL PARK Paxton, MA

Garden of Valor I 2 side-by-side plots Current Value $8,500

Asking $4,800/OBO Call (508) 556-7407 Worcester County Memorial Park Paxton, MA

Garden of Faith Lot 271A 2 Graves, side-by-side

Asking $1,700 each $2,200 Both Call (508) 723-2306 Picture This... 550 MOBILE HOMES Photo Reprints Available From All Of Our Publications PARK MODEL

Located at Highview Campground, Options & Prices West Brookfield Digital Copy (emailed) $5.00 Seasonal 4/15-10/15 Two Bedroom with Addition 4” x 6” Glossy Print $5.00 and Storage Shed. (508) 873-6312 8.5” x 11” Glossy Print $10.00 (508) 867-8736 PARK MODEL TRAILER Call or email Stonebridge Press today

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