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This week’s Quote Northbridge Legion falls “Men are equal; it is not birth but virtue that to Cherry Valley makes the difference.” BY NICK ETHIER Voltaire SPORTS STAFF WRITER NORTHBRIDGE — Although they fell behind quickly, 2-0, the Cherry Valley Post 443 American Legion INSIDE baseball team played a strong game against Northbridge Post 343 on June Joy Richard photos 30 at Lasell Field. A2-3— Local Douglas School Building Committee Chairman Mitch Cohen Behind the pitching of Tyler Simons poses for a photo on Monday, June 30, in front of a bank of A4-5— Opinion and a five-run third inning, Cherry lockers at the middle school. Cohen said he is happy to see Valley walked away 7-2 winners. A7— Obituaries the buildings on track and looks forward to getting students “They could have died when it was and staff moved in this fall. A9— Senior Scene 2-0, but they stayed in it,” Cherry Valley manager Joel Hart said of his ports A11 — S team. B2 — Calendar Northbridge’s best inning was the eal state first, which gave them the aforemen- Schools taking B4— R E tioned 2-0 advantage, but from there it B5 — Legals was Cherry Valley’s game. Northbridge scored its runs on a Dylan Jepsen (2 for 3) RBI single and shape LOCAL a Tommy Sperino RBI groundout, but Jepsen was left stranded on second base. Building project Northbridge had a chance to add to its lead in the second inning, but it approaches light at the Nick Ethier photos wasn’t meant to be. With Teddy Carey Tommy Sperino of Northbridge releases the on first base with one out, No. 9 batter end of the tunnel ball to first base after a ball was hit to third. Tyler Galimi was asked to bunt. His

Please Read LEGION, page ­A12 BY JOY RICHARD project coming toward an STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER end. On Monday, as Cohen Hundreds DOUGLAS — With walked the building, turned out to classrooms only recently which is situated next WAVES AND WARM emptied, members of the to the new elementary celebrate the Douglas School Building school on Davis Street, Fourth of July are already looking for- it was apparent that he WISHES ward to a new school year was happy to see all of the at McCloskey that will feature some big details click into place. changes in the district’s From the second floor Field Friday, facilities. library, which he said is June 27. School Building his favorite part of the Committee Chairman building, to the revamped Page A2 Mitch Cohen recently gave lockers, some which were the Blackstone Valley saved from the old school Tribune a short tour of and given a facelift, every- Douglas Middle School, thing was coming togther LEARNING which is nearing the end nicely. of its recent renovation. He said the one major Courtesy photo Douglas Elementary setback to the school hap- UPTON — As they boarded buses on June 25 and officially kicked off their summer School, which is a new pened in the winter when vacation, students of Blackstone Valley Tech received a fond farewell from a large group facility, already has a year a major leak pushed back of teachers, staff, and administrators. Students and school year personnel return to of classes under its belt, the opening date of the BVT in roughly six weeks. Since 1997, BVT has voluntarily operated under an extended and Cohen said he and facility to the end of this school year calendar of 193 teaching days. committee members are thrilled to see the second Please Read SHAPE, page ­A11

Valley Tech holds STORY WALK 13th annual Technology WHITINSVILLE — Recently, the Awareness Day Whitinsville Social Library, in partner- Page A9 ship with Beginning Bridges, a local division of SMOC, SPORTS held their first ever story walk at Foppema’s Farm in Whitinsville. More than 80 children with parents walked the fields of the farm reading the story “Jamberry,” which was staked every few feet around the farm. A planting activity conclud- ed the walk with a South just short visit inside the farm stand. Children against North made a thank you in first Central banner for the Foppemas’ hospital- Mass. All-Star ity. Classic Courtesy photos Page A13 Algae bloom closes down Buffumville Lake swimming Opinion BY AMANDA COLLINS announced Friday, June Buffumville. following state laws and tion of increased nutri- STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF Get Your WRITER 20 that regular water “It can be a common standards. When counts ent loads from increased Point Across testing revealed a “blue- occurrence at this time come back higher than development and an CHARLTON — U.S. green algae” count, a cya- of year, although I don’t state standards for swim- increase in the awareness Page A4 Army Corps of Engineers nobacteria that naturally believe Buffumville has ming, it triggers us to of blooms. staff at Buffumville Lake occurs in New England an algae bloom in at close the lake to swim- Health affects are are hopeful that the water waters that is harmless least a few years,” said mers.” mainly skin irritation Contact the will reopen to swimmers in low numbers. But the Operation Manager for Rangers said reports and rashes, which is in time for the July 4 hol- Tribune editor bacteria can pose health the Thames River Basin of cyanobacteria blooms why staff wanted to keep iday after it was closed risks when nutrient lev- with the U.S. Army have been on the rise people out of the water. at aminor@ due to poor water quality els are high enough for Corps of Engineers Adam in other waters in New The lake’s June 28 Water stonebridgepress.com last month. them to form blooms, Durando. “The main con- England recently, most Buffumville staff which was the case at cern is public safety and likely due to a combina- Please Read ALGAE, page ­A11 2 • Friday, July 4, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune Fourth of July comes early in Uxbridge Tribune Almanac Quotation of the Week

“It has been excellent, with the exception of the significant water leak. That slowed us down. It is going very smoothly [now] and the new elementary school is a great building.” Courtesy photos Performances were by students of Dance Hundreds turned out to celebrate the Fourth Works Academy, “Angela West and - Douglas School Building Committee Chairman of July at McCloskey Field Friday, June 27. Showdown”, song writer and record- Mitch Cohen, commenting on the progress of the mid- ing artist, Shanna Jackman, and “Just dle school renovation project and the first year in the UXBRIDGE —The Uxbridge com- for Fun”. In the Dunk Tank: Cameron new elementary school. munity turned out by the hundreds Staples, Nydam Landscaping; Sara to join in the fun of the Fourth of July Finn, UFD; Tara Bennett, Principal Open to Close Celebration on June 27 at McCloskey UHS; Chief Lourie, UPD; Joe Hall; Kevin Field. Raposo, SweetWise Ice Cream; Steve Northbridge Town Manager It was a beautiful, clear, early sum- Plays, ICON SnowSkates; Lenze; Eddie (508) 234-2095 mer day for the festivities. In addition to Our Troops (USOT), Bobo the Clown, Fournier, Eddie’s Classic Barbershop; Northbridge Town Clerk the wonderful support of the communi- Christine Zarazinski Face Painting, Jessica Figuerido, Uncommon Place; (508) 234-2001 ty, an event like this comes about by the Tim Snow – Caricaturist, Rep. Kevin Rep. Kevin Kuros; Rep. Ryan Fattman; Northbridge Middle School, Pleasant dedication of volunteers, cooperation Kuros, Elect Joe Hall, Charlie Tippe, and Graham Adam, Wise Guys Trivia. Street, Whitinsville (508) 234-8718 of town committees and services, as Just Paint, ThirtyOne Gifts – Cheryl Thank you also to the Uxbridge Northbridge Elementary School, 87 well as the generosity of donations. The Mendall, Jamison Mendall Tree Service, Public Safety Committee, the Uxbridge Linwood Ave., Whitinsville (508) 234-5264 Celebration Committee would like to Juice Plus and Tower Gardens, Cam’s Police Department, the Uxbridge Fire Northbridge High School, Linwood extend their sincere appreciation and Puzzle Lights, Fit for You Personal Department, the Uxbridge DPW, and Avenue, Whitinsville (508) 234-6221 thanks to all. Training, Sutton Button, McKay the Uxbridge School Department for Balmer School, Crescent Street, Sponsors for this event were Designs, Dance Works Academy, J.D. their support and cooperation. Whitinsville (508) 234-8161 Lenze Americas, UniBank, The Hay- Revell and Sons Tree Service, the The new Uxbridge 4th of July Grammar & Primary Schools, Cross Wagon Restaurant, Southwick’s Zoo, Uxbridge First Night Committee, Sara’s Committee was formed earlier this year. Street, Whitinsville (508) 234-6346 the Uxbridge Grange, Brentwood Sweets, and SweetWise Ice Cream. Comprised of several small business Special Education Department. 87 Landscape, Koopman Lumber, Savers Lynch’s Riverview Wines donated ice owners and individuals, this grassroots Linwood Ave. Whitinsville (508) 234-8701 Bank, J.F. Cove Insurance, and Mr. for the concession stand. BJ’s Wholesale group shared a desire to bring back a Douglas Town Manager Michael Potaski. Club Distribution Center donated bot- 4th of July Celebration to Uxbridge. (508) 476-4000, ext. 101 Raffle prizes were donated by Dance tled water and paper goods. Hannaford Although unable to reach their ambi- Douglas Town Clerk Works Academy, Harry and Scott Supermarket donated bottled water. tious goal to have a fireworks display (508) 476-4000 Stewart of J.L. Darling Septic Tank Volunteers were Jason Andolina, this year, they will continue to work to Douglas Elementary School, Gleason Pumping Co., The Spa at Capron Falls, Lesley Andolina, Eric Belseth, Sean “Bring Back the BOOM!” in 2015. Court, Douglas (508) 476-2154 McKay Designs/It’s All About Uxbridge Matthews, Amie Briggs, Liz Hoy, You can support the Uxbridge Fourth Douglas Intermediate School, 21 Davis Facebook Page, Blissful Meadows Kellie Kennedy, Lynne Patton, Jim of July Celebration to “Bring Back the St., Douglas (508) 476-3332 Early Childhood Center, 29 Depot St., Golf Club, Southwick’s Zoo, the Day Beauchamp, Mary Beauchamp, Valerie BOOM!” by volunteering your time, Douglas (508) 476-4034 Spa at Lucille’s, Sundeen Furniture, Paul, Phil Giove, Beth Goode, Eddie or with your donation made payable Special Education Department, 29 Depot KellyAnne Bujold Photography, The Fournier, Terry Connors, Cheryl to: “Uxbridge 4th of July Celebration”, St., Douglas (508) 476-4035 Martial Instinct Self Defense School, Mendall, Kevin Raposo, and Chip c/o Amie Briggs, 502 West Hartford Uxbridge Town Manager Eddie’s Classic Barbershop, the Hay- Adams; Student volunteers: Allie Ave., Uxbridge, MA 01569. You can also Wagon Restaurant, E&B Printing, donate on-line at our website: www. (508) 278-8600 Wojnowski, Chelsea Proehl, Keryn Uxbridge Town Clerk Jamison Mendall Tree Service, Thirty- Moriarty, Allison Cotter, Sara Lesack, uxy4thofjuly.com . Follow all the latest One Gifts – Cheryl Mendall, J.D. Revell news on Facebook at www.facebook. (508) 278-3156 Taylor Lennox, Lacie Kraich, Brittany Uxbridge High School, 300 Quaker & SonsTree Service, and SweetWise Ice com/UxbridgeJuly4th. Contact infor- Genest, Elizabeth Bernard, and Tim Highway, Uxbridge (508) 278-8633 Cream. mation: e-mail: uxbridgejuly4th@gmail. McCrohan. McCloskey Middle School, 62 Capron Vendors and exhibitors at the event com or call (508) 779-0437. On stage: Graham Adam, of Wise Guys Street, Uxbridge (508) 278-8634 were Lenze, Southwick’s Zoo, The Trivia was the Master of Ceremonies and Whitin Elementary School, 120 Granite Uxbridge Grange, Uxbridge Supports Stage Manager was John Kloczkowski; St., Uxbridge (508) 278-8640 Taft Early Learning Center, 16 Granite St., Uxbridge (508) 278-8643 Special Education (508) 278-8654 Northbridge library given stuttering DVD Veterans Agent (Northbridge, Douglas, Uxbridge and Sutton) Ron Tetreau (508) 234-9808 NORTHBRIDGE — For the 3 million “Stuttering remains a mystery to most Northwestern University,” but go on to Americans who stutter, not being able people,” said Jane Fraser, president of become better than average communi- Real Estate to say their own name is just one of the the Stuttering Foundation. “Research cators.” many challenges which confront them strongly supports the fact that stutter- He notes that this century’s most elo- Transactions as they start their work day. ing is not caused by psychological prob- quent speaker, Winston Churchill, stut- DOUGLAS Help is available for adults and teenag- lems nor are people who stutter any less tered and yet became a respected states- ers who stutter in the form of a DVD, “If intelligent than those who don’t.” man renowned for his oratory skills. $257,500, 13 Cottage Colony, Gordon C. You Stutter: Advice for Adults,” avail- “This DVD is meant to give stutter- The DVD features men and women Marko to Dermot Collins able at the Whitinsville Social Library. ers some insight into the tools they who stutter from the United States and “We focus on demonstrating a variety need to begin dealing with stuttering, Canada, discussing their experiences UXBRIDGE of therapy strategies that are appro- but it also offers good ideas for fami- with stuttering and the techniques that $345,000, 39 Locust St., Robert R. priate in working with adults and ly members, speech-language patholo- have helped them. They talk openly Lizotte Jr., and Rachel M. Lizotte to teens,” explains Dr. Peter Ramig of the gists, and health care professionals,” about the problems they face in the Anthony Carlino University of Colorado at Boulder. “We said Professor Barry Guitar of the work place and how stuttering affects $430,000, 65 Acorn Drive, Eric Bonnet- also answer questions about stuttering University of Vermont. Guitar is one their lives and their self esteem. Eymard and Catherine W. Sanford to and present examples of therapy ses- of six nationally recognized experts Books and DVDs produced by the Daniel G. Soucy and Stacia L. Soucy sions showing how stuttering can be appearing in the DVD produced by the 66-year-old nonprofit Stuttering $340,000, 64 Woodland Road, Glenn S. Coolbrith and Lynne M. Coolbrith to reduced.” nonprofit Stuttering Foundation. Foundation are available free to any Michael Soligon “We have seen people who stutter public library. A library that will shelve $437,000, 50 Acorn Drice, Preston and not only learn to deal with stuttering them can contact the Foundation at (800) Kathryn Watts to Toni Rogers and Peter effectively,” said Dr. Barry Guitar of 992-9392, email [email protected], Pavao or visit www.stut- $252,000, 125 Blackstone St., David L. teringhelp.org or Yacino and Norma J. Jalette-Yacino to www.tartarmudez. David B. Heath and Gail M. Heath $242,500, 16 Fair St., Gregory S. org. Baer and Judith M. Baer to Shelly M. Burnham $259,900, 101 Church St., Adam R. OPEN Rollins, Sarah B. Rollins and Sarah B. th 9-2 Clement to John J. Detoma and Anna JULY 4 Fresh Peas are in! K. Detoma NORTHBRIDGE

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25 Elm St. Southbridge, MA 01550 Telephone: (508) 909-4126 Fax: (508) 764-8015 www.blackstonevalleytribune.com OPINIONOpinion and commentary from the Blackstone Valley and beyond Frank G. Adam Chilinski Minor ‘CAMP CATHOLIC’ VBS A HIT President & Editor Making it Publisher back to the Editorial mat, The cost of eventually Recently, as I sat on the couch in my freedom sweatpants, eating spoonfuls of Ben and Jerry’s Mint Chocolate Cookie ice cream and watching “Dateline,” it sat “We hold these truths to be self-ev- there across the room, practically star- ident, that all men are created equal, ing at me. that they are endowed by their Creator My yoga mat. with certain unalienable Rights, that Tightly rolled and propped in the among these are Life, Liberty and the Courtesy photo same corner it hasn’t budged from in pursuit of Happiness…” WEBSTER — During the week of June 23, members of The Webster Dudley at least year, it called to me last night to get back to Bikram. Nearly 238 years ago this week, Youth Group held a five-day “Camp Catholic” Vacation Bible School, for children ages 4-10. The program was attended by 32 campers from Webster, Dudley, Oxford, Bikram is a type of yoga that includes the then-13 states of the soon-to-be- a sequence of 26 poses and two breath- born United States of America offi- Douglas and Thompson, Conn. Each day of Camp Catholic had a different theme related to camping in God’s creation. Campers sang songs, heard scripture stories, ing exer- cially declared their independence cises from the British made crafts and played games based on the days’ themes. Camp Catholic was staffed by 14 youth counselors from five local parishes, and supported by any adult Amanda’s done over The crown, stand- 90 min- ing up against volunteers, as well as, by generous benefactors from our sponsoring parishes. The Musings Minor members of The Webster Dudley Youth Group would like to thank the everyone utes in a oppression and hot room. Details who made this wonderful program possible. We all had a great time and plans are announcing to AMANDA And when the world that already being discussed for next year’s Webster Dudley Youth Group Vacation ADAM Bible School! COLLINS I say hot, MINOR we are free. I mean As I thought stifling. about what it LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Bikram Choudhury himself, the found- truly meant to be a citizen of these er of this particular yoga style, calls United States, more than two centu- the studios “torture chambers.” ries after this historic document was I took my first Bikram class a couple signed by 56 leaders of its time, I can’t Evangelidis: Time is now to address drug addiction issue years ago when I was feeling ready for help but wonder what it must have To the Editor: subsequent incarceration. The proposal a challenge. It was nothing like the been like to be alive during such a calm, slow, meditative yoga I had done scary time that bore so much uncer- Every day in the United States, more to reopen a Southern Worcester County than 15 million people abuse prescrip- COAP office (at a location to be deter- before — it was fast-paced, rigorous, tainty, fear and chaos. super hot and oh so sweaty — and I As much as we complain about tion drugs for the first time. mined) would effectively address this In Worcester County, the epidemic of common denominator by providing loved it. I couldn’t get enough. I became everything in this country — from a Bikram addict, telling everyone I taxes to budgets, Social Security, prescription drug use, specifically opi- accessible substance abuse counseling, ates, has been well documented, with job training, education, drug screening knew about my hot new hobby and Obamacare, and any number of social arranging my daily schedule around issues — imagine what it must have one in 200 Worcester County residents and day reporting for individuals rein- seeking substance abuse treatment due tegrating back into our community. class times. been like to live under the fear of death I’d stand at the stove cooking dinner by British gun and sword in a time to addiction for the first time. Since the closing of the center, the The insidious and negative effects lack of services available to Southern in “tree pose,” I showed my sister my when there was no freedom of speech, perfect “balancing stick,” and some- and the pursuit of happiness meant of drug abuse and dependency can be Worcester County communities has directly felt within our community created an enormous void and exac- times I’d even watch TV in “triangle.” the pursuit of the king’s happiness. I talked toxins and cleansings, ate Imagine a time when liberty must be impacting nearly every family in our erbated the critical need to address area and the problem is only getting the complex problems associated with kale and drank nothing but green tea. earned by servitude, and the comforts I felt like a real yogi. of life we enjoy today were decades more acute. Last spring, the Worcester drug addiction. The Dudley District County Sheriff’s Office became very Courthouse continues to see its num- But over time my obsession dwin- and decades from even being invented. dled. I moved, I got a new job, discov- As much as we complain today, I concerned when our Community bers rise in the area of drug-related Opportunity Advancement Program crimes as well. Reopening a Southern ered new loves (like cupcakes) and believe I truly am blessed to be an found a nice spot for my yoga mat American. Whether you believe we (COAP Office), which was located in Worcester County COAP Center will Webster and served all of Southern provide an immediate resource that in the corner of my living room. I are overtaxed, underserved or not rep- forgot that I bought my yoga pants resented enough in our government Worcester County was closed. Having will deal with the increasing problem been in operation for over a decade, the of drug addiction and criminal activity for, well, yoga, and realized that they — even if all of the above are true were actually the most comfortable (setting aside any political leanings, center’s closing created an immense head on. Prescription drug use and opi- gap in the availability and accessibility ate addiction have become the epidemic (and stretchy) attire for a nights on the red or blue) — this country has come couch eating ice cream. Until recently, a long way in 238 years in many differ- to critical substance abuse services in of our time, it is only by addressing this that region. issue will we increase public safety and I hadn’t even thought about the torture ent ways. chamber over a year. The Fourth of July is an interesting I am not aware of any complaints make our community safer place. regarding our center’s presence in I’m not sure what sparked the out- time. Cookouts, fireworks and fam- of-nowhere desire to get back on the ily get-togethers are a highlight of Webster during my years as sheriff. Lewis G. Evangelidis It is a sobering statistic that more mat, but last week, I made a promise the day. Stars and stripes are thrown Sheriff, Worcester County to myself to start today by returning to about. This year, the added pride of than 85 percent of the inmates today at Worcester County Jail & House of the hot room. I stuck two water bottles still having the United States alive in in the fridge, laid out my clothes, and the World Cup (at least as of this writ- Correction have substance abuse issues that led to their criminal behavior and put my mat near the door. Nothing ing) just adds to the fervor. would keep me from getting back on On top of all that, this year, I think track. of the many people I know that are But that morning my alarm didn’t serving this country in our military. SOUND OFF go off. I guess I could have made it to a I can count on two hands how many later class, but I got distracted cooking people I know that are currently serv- bacon omelets and hash browns. ing actively, whether domestically or There’s a class coming up, but I overseas. I am sure many of you read- Problems with paving choice should probably clean my car while ing these can do the same. They are it’s light out. I’ve been putting that off fighting for all of us. They are fighting SOUND OFF: I travel from Wallum Lake Terrace to for a while. for me. They are fighting for my kids. Douglas residents — I have recently Route 146 and the roads are deplorable. I would go in the evening, but I’ve I have never once donned an Army, discovered through watching select- If I try to go back roads and over the been meaning to try out the new restau- Marines, Air Force or Navy uniform. men’s meetings and making inqui- causeway, there isn’t an intersection rant that opened down the street. It’s I have never once been brave enough ries that Mr. Bonin has directed our that has decent visibility. Either way, important to support local businesses. to enlist in our Armed Forces. I enjoy Highway Department to pave the recre- you risk your life or your vehicle. Bikram himself says, “You’re never my freedom because men and women ation area on Martin Road. 3. Does this benefit the majority? I too old, never too bad, never too late, fight for me, protecting my family and I realize that the entrance to this park would say that about 1 percent or 2 and never too sick to start from scratch me, keeping us safe. Gratitude doesn’t needs some work, but my questions percent of the driving population of and begin again.” even begin to explain it. are: Douglas uses the Martin Road recre- That settles it. I’ll go tomorrow. I wouldn’t have had a choice in 1. Where is this money coming ation area, while 100 percent of them Namaste. early America. War was everywhere. from? It is definitely taxpayers’ money use the public roads. I would have been a solider, like it (whether it comes from local property I urge any resident who feels that Amanda Collins may be reached at or not, to protect my family. It would taxes or from the state). If it is local their street could benefit from the use (508) 909-4132 or by email at acollins@ have been a fight just to survive in tax money I can find no town meeting of this money to contact our select- stonebridgepress.com. those days. authorization for such an expenditure. men’s office and voice your concern. It’s a popular saying that has been If it is state money, shouldn’t it be used Mr. Bonin, you’re spending our money uttered millions of times, but it is true. on public roads? — not your own. Freedom isn’t free — it’s the many sol- 2. Why would this be a priority? Mr. LETTERS diers over the past hundreds of years Bonin, do you use the public streets? that have sacrificed it all so that this Extra! Extra! 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Many people in our nation’s Start writing! history have died to protect that right. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, July 4, 2014 • 5 OPINION The joys of saltwater fishing

Saltwater fishing has always been one of my favorite things to do from the time I was of young age, and the excitement of planning he reat my next adventure to the saltwater has not T G changed during my senior years. utdoors I often take along some of my buddies on O my saltwater trips, but I often need to remind them to take special care of the bait that we RALPH are using. I often take special care of the bait myself, insuring that it is kept cold and out TRUE of the sun. Fishing aboard charter boats, the mates often place a container of clams, which are some live bait. Attaching a strip of squid used for bait to catch haddock, cod, pollock, or fluke belly tipped with the silversides etc. Anglers on board often leave the con- or mummies onto the hook for bait, works tainers of bait in the sun, which quickly extremely well for fluke. spoils the bait. I have learned to bring along Striper fishing using fresh porgies will a small hand cooler with an ice pack to keep out fish any form of frozen bait. Live lining Courtesy photo my bait in during the four hours of fishing. a freshly snagged porgie should have you The results have this writer catching a lot hooked into a striped bass in a very short time more fish than those that do not take care of if the bass are feeding. Watching a striper Mystery Pictures by Ralph their bait. Fresh bait is extremely essential chase and catch a live porgie on the surface in catching fish. When fishing from my own is the ultimate excitement when the bass True Sr. boat, I pretty much do the same thing and it explodes on the top water engulfing the bait- always seems to work for me. fish. The line screaming from the bait runner Courtesy photo Live bait will out fish any form of bait on reel the angler needs to stay somewhat calm Farrah Griffin with a couple of doormat fluke This week’s mystery picture of two most outings, but that is hard to come by for a short time before setting the hook to she recently caught aboard the Maridee 11, Uxbridge residents should be easy to allow the bass to ingest the live bait. When these days unless you catch your own. I had docked at Galilee, R.I. identify. Answer on page A2! purchased a seine (a large commercial fishing the hook is set, the battle is on if you were suc- net that is weighted so that it hangs verti- cessful in getting a good hook up with the fish. cally in the water) to catch my own live bait When the battle is over and the fish is brought stays fresh and cool during your weekly fish- (mummies) years ago, and it has saved this to the net, numerous high fives are passed ing trips. It will positively increase your gaff. We managed to catch numerous bluefish, writer hundreds of dollars over the years, not around the boat. It is like watching a baseball chances of success! retaining a few for the smoker and for a few to mention the fish the live bait have caught. game when someone hits a grand slam! Last week, this writer fished the Westport friends that enjoy eating the oily fish. It was Today, the mummies population has fallen Using chunks of live, fresh porgies is also River area and had to work to try to catch back to fluke fishing but my full limit of fish to a new low, and are becoming a lot harder a number-one choice for catching stripers my limit of fluke. After fishing the area that fell one short on this day. to locate prior to our fishing expeditions. and large bluefish. This past week, my broth- normally produces fish, we decided to try an Fresh water bass fishing had improved a They are no longer for sale at bait shops. One er, Mel, and his son, Jamie, had a great area outside of the river. As we passed the bit this past week with numerous bass in the bait shop owner said he has not sold or seen time catching stripers outside the Providence breach way we started to notice large schools 4-pound bracket being caught locally. Early mummies for sale by wholesale bait distribu- River using chunks of freshly caught porgies. of sand eels around the boat. We started to morning and early evening fishing with sur- tors for a number of years, which is another Fishing in the area of the lighthouse after fish for fluke and managed to catch a couple face plugs are the best way to land a large sign of their dwindling populations. We often launching from Hanes State Park, the pair of legal fish, but soon noticed that a few fish bass. Shiners are also working well for some caught silversides, which was another form of caught and released 12 stripers, retaining four were breaking water around the boat. This anglers. Pickerel are often caught using shin- baitfish that I catch and use for fluke fishing. other fish in the 30- to 35-inch bracket. On this writer quickly grabbed my light rod equipped ers as bait, but very few reports of this hard Another form of catching baitfish is the use day, chunks were the number one choice of with a popper and on the first cast had a fish fighting fish have been received by this writ- of a cast net. It took a while to master the art the stripers. The large schools of porgies in of unknown origin explode on the slowly er. Ice fishing produces most of the pickerel of cast netting, but I think I figured it out. the area are keeping the stripers around a bit retrieved stick bait. I soon realized I had for anglers, which is a good indication that Watching the art of throwing a cast net on the longer than last year, but as the water warms hooked into a bluefish. The reel was scream- they are plentiful. Internet has helped this writer become a lot they to will seek out cooler waters. Remember ing line from the fresh water reel, and it took Take a kid fishing & keep them rods bend- better at using one. Now all I need to do is find to always use fresh bait and make sure it a few minutes before it was brought to the ing! Thoughts on the Declaration of Independence

Five men from Massachusetts were Great men, who may the sentiment, “We hold these back in 1630 when the Puritans and their among those who pledged their lives, have been considered Guest truths to be self-evident that all fellow passengers landed. In essence, he their fortunes and their sacred honor ordinary in their day, men are created equal, that they said that we are all brothers who should when they signed the “first birthday wrote an amazing doc- Commentary are endowed by their creator with share their wealth for the necessities card” Americans gave to themselves ument that sparked the certain unalienable rights, that of those less fortunate, treat each other that is known in our history as the American Revolution. SENATOR among these are life, liberty and justly and fairly in business and person- “Declaration of Independence.” Their words also RICHARD T. MOORE the pursuit of happiness.” al dealings, be patient with one another, They were: John Adams (later to be helped spark two other The concept that all men - and, rejoice in the success of others, mourn in second president of the United States); national revolutions of course, all women — are creat- the loss of others, and work together as John Hancock (a future governor of in less than 10 years — ed equal with certain basic rights, one community of mankind. Massachusetts); Samuel Adams (anoth- the French Revolution of 1789, and the and the fact that it is the premise of our So, in this month, when we honor er future governor of Massachusetts); Haitian Revolution of 1791. Those seem- society, our government - in fact our the Declaration of Independence and the Elbridge Gerry (later governor and vice ingly ordinary, but truly extraordinary, citizenship — is certainly a cause for birth of our Nation, let’s celebrate our president whose name stands for redis- men rose to the occasion when their celebration. It is the foundation of all the independence with real meaning! When tricting to favor the party in power); and liberty was questioned. They fought for rights granted to us by our United States we are independent, we not only have Robert Treat Paine (later Massachusetts their rights! Constitution and our Massachusetts rights, we also have responsibilities! attorney general and justice of the state’s Today, we celebrate our independence Constitution. Of course, it does not mean Guarding or defending our rights is a Supreme Judicial Court). with backyard barbecues and fireworks. that we all look the same, have the same fundamental responsibility of every one All five were graduates of Harvard, Perhaps we are among those fortunate size bank account, live in the same size of us. We do that when we vote, attend all five served in the Massachusetts enough (and willing to get up early and home, drive the same type of car, and so a town meeting, serve on a jury, file or Legislature, and all five had a hand in sit on the Esplanade along the Charles on. But it means we all have, or at least join in a lawsuit, serve in public office drafting the Massachusetts Constitution River all day) to be part of the famed are supposed to have, the same opportu- or, most importantly, serve in the mili- — the oldest written, still-governing Boston Pops Fourth of July Concert — nity to work hard and achieve our goals tary. To me, the Fourth of July is anoth- constitution in the world. It took four or, at least, listen on television or radio. in life. There’s no guarantee that it will er opportunity to honor our rights and years to forge a document to satisfy the Strangely, the iconic music chosen for be easy, or even that we will succeed at responsibilities and, especially, to honor people of Massachusetts. The process of that event was written by a Russian everything we do, but our rights of free- and remember those who are willing to constitution-making in Massachusetts composer (Tchaikovsky) and commem- dom of speech, worship, press, assembly, give their lives to preserve, protect, and gave life to what was then the revo- orates a battle between the armies of to petition for grievances, to bear arms defend them. After all the hot dogs are lutionary concept of “We the People,” two despotic regimes (Czarist Russia and protect our lives and property - these consumed, the parades come to an end, a phrase traceable to the Preamble of and Napoleonic France). But, it is great apply to everyone, although sometimes and the light from the fireworks fades, the Massachusetts Constitution of 1780 music, supplemented with cannon fire we have to stand up for them for our- we should remember those 56 brave and, later, made famous as the inspira- and church bells! At least the march that selves and for others less able to do so. souls who signed the Declaration, and tional first words of the United States brings the crowd to its feet is John Phillip Underlying our Declaration of the millions of our fellow Americans Constitution. Sousa’s “Stars and Stripes Forever.” Independence, the United States who preserved the freedom and indepen- By signing the Declaration of How many of us will think about the Constitution, and the Massachusetts dence we enjoy today! Independence, Founding Fathers like Declaration of Independence during our Constitution is the concept of a social John Adams and the others knew the Fourth of July celebrations? After all, compact among all the people and Sen. Richard T. Moore represents penalty for their treason could mean that document and its signing is the rea- between the people and their govern- South Central Massachusetts in the State death. Despite the fact that the document son most of us get a day off to celebrate. ment. It can be traced to our earliest Senate, and serves in the Senate leader- could have been the last thing they ever Most of us have read the Declaration days in the New World when our first ship as the President Pro Tempore. He is signed, they did so. That blatant show at least once, probably many years ago Governor, John Winthrop, articulated a leading advocate of civic education and of courage gave — and still gives — me in elementary school. However, most the “ground rules” for the social exper- engagement in our schools and commu- hope. of us remember the phrase, or at least iment in self-government launched way nity. Sold on porcelain advertising signs Advertising you see on the signs and other porcelain moted their products with tobacco pre- summer day, a sign for Nehi Soda must items of all kinds objects. miums like baseball and other have been a welcome sight. are sought after The use of enamel with metal sports and non-sports cards. It Businesses needed to advertise and by collectors, has a long history. Its origins comes as no surprise that they porcelain enamel signs were used to dealers and deco- are believed to date from 1600- also invested heavily in por- beer, farm equipment, phonographs and rators. 1400 B.C. in the Mediterranean celain signs to promote their most other products. Neon, wood, Regions of Mycenae and products. Porcelain signs adver- There are a number of factors that tin, iron, steel Cyprus. The Museum of Athens tised Sweet Caporal Cigarettes, go into the current value of these signs. and glass were holds bronze daggers decorat- Velvet Pipe Tobacco and R.G. There are more collectors for certain some of the mate- ed with enamel from the 16th Sullivan Cigars. Mail Pouch types of signs, like automotive, and they rials used for century B.C. and an enameled Tobacco and others had por- bring strong prices. Large signs may signs. In the early 15th century cloisonné dagger. celain enamel signs with ther- be better but not always. If you have an 1900’s through Cloisonné is a form of deco- Antiques, mometers. Piedmont Cigarettes 8’-wide sign there are a limited number the 1950’s por- ration that uses a metal back- even had a wooden folding chair of collectors who have the room for it. celain enamel ground with raised metal wires. Collectibles with a porcelain enamel back The condition is always important. I’ve signs were very Different colors of enamel are advertising their products. seen many signs in the country that popular. They used between the wires to create & Estates Automotive products also were used by target shooters with holes were durable colorful patterns and designs. needed to be advertised. Enamel or chipped enamel. for outdoor use. Rings, buckles, armor and WAYNE TUISKULA porcelain signs were used to Most porcelain enamel signs in good More important- weapons were other objects advertise gasoline and oil. Shell, condition sell in the $100’s. Rarer exam- ly, the signs were made using enamel in subse- Socony, Flying A, Sinclair and ples can sell in the $1,000’s or even bright, colorful, quent centuries. The Middle Ages saw other companies provided gas stations $10’000’s. You might want to reconsider had great graph- ceremonial, religious and other objects with large porcelain signs that were eas- using any you have for target practice. Courtesy photo ics and could of art created using enameling tech- ily spotted by passing motorists. Oilzum, Contact us at: Central Mass Auctions draw customers niques. 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Driving along a metal to create the smooth surface that Tobacco companies aggressively pro- dirt road in the 1920’s or 30’s on a hot 6 • Friday, July 4, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune OBITUARIES Jeffrey M. Collins, 43 George J. Cyr, 86 ST. PETERSBURG, He will be dearly missed and forever DOUGLAS — Born in North Cambridge on Aug Fla. — Jeffery M. remembered. George J. Cyr, 9, 1927, he was the son of Helier and Collins (Tate), 43, Jeff is survived by his father, 86, previously Elmire (Turbide) Cyr and lived in son of Mike and Jean Mike Collins of St. Petersburg, Fla., of Riddlebrook Cambridge, Medway, Westborough, Collins passed away his beloved sons, Alex and Dennis Apartments, died Athol, Douglas, and Centerville. recently and unex- of Millbury, Mass; his brothers and Wednesday, June 25, George owned and operated Amoco pectedly in his sleep. sisters: John of Largo, Fla., Kathy 2014 at Cape Regency Service Station in Natick for many Born in Milford, of Northbridge, Mass., Andy of Rehab. Center in years. Mass., Jeff attended Clearwater, Fla., Danny of Charlton, Centerville where he A U.S. Navy World War II veteran, he Uxbridge High School. Mass., Billy of St. Petersburg, Fla., had been living the served his country proudly aboard the He went on to become a baker whose Christy of Northbridge, Mass., Joey past year. heavy cruiser Los Angelos, CA 135, and homemade pies could only be matched of Largo, Fla., Tammy of Largo, Fla. He was predeceased received 3 meda ls. by the likes of Julia Child! and Ben of Largo, Fla.; his stepmoth- by the love of his life George worked tirelessly for his An avid Miami Dolphins fan, Jeff had er, Judy of Largo, Fla., and countless married 52 years, family and was a strong patriarch a love of music and was an excellent friends and relatives. Patricia M. (Gyers) of the family. He always put family singer and guitar player. No funeral services are planned. Cyr, who passed away and country first. He was a motor- He was a man who would go out A celebration of life in Jeff’s honor in 2009. cycle enthusiast especially BMW and of his way to make people laugh and will be held Sunday, July 6 at 3 p.m. at He is survived by was a lover of animals particularly his smile. A man who always put others 217 Burlingame Road, Charlton. 6 daughters: Lynne and her husband Newfoundlands and St. Bernards. before himself. Robert Demeter, Virginia and her hus- He was a member of St. Denis Church. band Timothy Potter, Katherine and His funeral was held on Monday, Irene G. DeFoe, 80 her husband Bryan Molinski, Elizabeth June 30 from Jackman Funeral Home, and her husband Robert Wollmeringer, 7 Mechanic St. Douglas followed by a UXBRIDGE and dren. Susan and her husband David Savaria, Mass at St. Denis Church, 21 Manchaug OXFORD — Irene Irene was born in Uxbridge a daugh- and Paetra Sampson; 2 sons: George J. St. Burial was in St. Luke’s Cemetery, G. (Hiltz) DeFoe, ter of the late Lindsay and Helen (Aker) Jr. and his wife Suzanne, and Walter Westborough. 80, passed away Hiltz and lived in Oxford for many E.A. and his wife Iwa; 12 grandchil- In lieu of flowers, donations in Thursday, June 26, years before moving to Douglas then dren: Kimberly, TJ, Stephanie, Tyler, George’s name may be made to 2014 at St. Camillus Uxbridge. Britney, Joey, Alisha, Gabrielle, Parkinson’s Unity Walk, P.O. Box 275, Health Center in She was also predeceased by a son, Nickolas, Heather, Jennifer and Lily Kingston, NJ 08528 or Joslyn Diabetic Whitinsville. Edward S. DeFoe who died in 1979. and 4 siblings, Loretta, Frank, Fred and Center, 1 Joslin Place, Boston, MA Her husband of Irene’s funeral service was Thursday, Margaret. 02215. 39 years, Herbert J. July 3 in the Robert J. Miller-Oxford He was predeceased by a son, To leave a condolence message for DeFoe died in 1993. Funeral Home, 247 Main St., Oxford. Richard H. Eaton and 2 siblings, Leo the family, please visit www.jackman- She leaves behind a son, Philip Burial was in North Cemetery in and Yvonne. funeralhomes.com. “Chucky” DeFoe of Woonsocket, R.I.; 3 Oxford. daughters, Marilyn Allen of Uxbridge, Memorial Contributions may be Karen Carroll of Las Vegas, NV and made to St. Camillus Health Center, 447 Carolyn Trottier of Woonsocket, R.I.; a Hill St., Whitinsville, MA 01588. Russell A. Dexter, Jr., 61 brother, Murray Hiltz of Grafton, OH; On Line Guest Book for Irene at OXFORD — Russell He was born in Worcester, the 7 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchil- RJMillerfunerals.net. A. Dexter, Jr., 61, of son of the late Russell A. and Stasia Old Webster Road, (Picchocki) Dexter, Sr., and was a life- died Tuesday, June 17, long resident of Oxford. Mary Ellen French, 67 2014, at Massachusetts He graduated from Oxford High WHITINSVILLE her husband, French Door and Window General Hospital in School. — Mary Ellen Co. in Upton. She continued to run the Boston, surrounded He was a U.S. Army veteran of the “Mame” (Kane) business after her husband’s sudden by his loving family. Vietnam War. French, 67, formerly death. Previously, she had worked at He was prede- Mr. Dexter was a custodian at Oxford of Plummer Avenue, the Sears store in Whitinsville, Auburn ceased by his wife High School for over 30 years, retiring died Tuesday, June and eventually in the corporate office of 33 years, Jean E. in 2003. 24, 2014 at Milford in Natick. (St. Germain) Dexter He was a member of the V.F.W. Post Hospital after a long Mame was a longtime member of who died in 2010 and 5663 and the American Legion Post 58, illness. St. Patrick’s Church and their Prayer a grandson, Jared both in Oxford. Her husband Shawl Ministry. Dexter-Saqellariwho He enjoyed fishing, woodworking, Edward A. French died Feb 2, 1994. She enjoyed traveling, trips to the died in 2004. and antiquing. She is survived by 3 stepsons, casino, and shopping. She was always He is survived by He will be greatly missed by his Russell J. French, Thomas E. French, devoted to her family, especially her three children, Amy beloved pets, Peanut, Brownie, Sadie, and Steven P. French; a step-daughter mother, and will be dearly missed. M. Dexter, Steven E. and Bella. Kathleen V. Collins; a sister, Christine Her funeral was held Friday, June Dexter and his wife Ana, and Paul No funeral service is planned at this Pilibosian and her husband Tom of 27 from Jackman Funeral Home, 12 E. Dexter and his wife K-Lani, all of time. Burial will be private at a later Whitinsville; 2 brothers, James P. Kane Spring St., followed by a Mass in St. Oxford; two sisters, Marcella Aubin of date. Jr. and his wife Ann of Douglas, and Patrick’s Church, 1 Cross St. Burial Grafton and Elsie Dexter of Douglas; Paradis-Givner Funeral Home, 357 Jeffrey M. Kane and his companion was in St. Patrick’s Cemetery. four grandchildren, Calvin Dexter Main St., Oxford, is assisting the family Deb of Northbridge; several step-grand- Donations in Mary Ellen’s mem- of Southbridge, Jennie Lou Dexter, with the arrangements. children; niece Victoria and nephews, ory may be made to St. Patrick’s Maxwell Dexter, and Eli Dexter, all of www.paradisfuneralhome.com Christopher and Joseph who affec- Prayer Shawl Ministry, PO Box 60, Oxford; and many nephews and nieces. tionately referred to her as their fairy Whitinsville, MA 01588 or Marians of Godmother. Born in Whitinsville on the Immaculate Conception, Eden Hill, April 10, 1947 she was the daughter Stockbridge, MA 01263. of James P. “Pucka” Sr. and Julia To leave a condolence message for Robert A. Parker, Jr., 66 V. (Kapolka) Kane and resided in the family, please visit www.jackman- LINWOOD — Corridor Commission as a Northbridge Whitinsville most of her life, living in funeralhomes.com. Robert Allen Parker, member. Blackstone the past 12 years. Jr., 66, died Friday, Bob belonged to the Tri-Valley Mary Ellen owned and operated with June 27, 2014 at Bassmasters and served as President, Beaumont Nursing Secretary, and Youth Chapter Director. & Rehab. Center in In 1994, he was awarded the Chapter’s Frederick Kampfhenkel, 85 Westborough after an Man of the Year award and became the NORTH UXBRIDGE John Parks. illness. Eastern Division of the Bass Anglers — Frederick He was born on July 19, 1928 He is survived by Sportsman Society Federation Man Kampfhenkel, 85, in Dedham and lived in Canton, his loving wife of 44 of the Year. He also served as the of North Uxbridge, Wrentham and later in North Uxbridge years, Aline M. (Letourneau) Parker; Massachusetts B.A.S.S. Federation passed away Monday, for many years. 2 children, Robert A. Parker, III of Conservation and Natural Resource June 16, 2014 at home Mr. Kampfhenkel was a U.S. Navy Northbridge and Jessica Lynn Coonan Director and was instrumental in with his family by his veteran, serving in World War II and her husband Michael of Grafton; working with both State and Federal side. aboard the U.S.S Randolph. 2 grandchildren, Taylor Marie and Agencies in issues of boat Ramp dis- He was the hus- Mr. Kampfhenkel was a machinist Brady Anthony; his mother, Cecelia putes and conservation issues. He also band of Elda Jean for 20 years and a purchasing manager C. (Cichonski) Parker of Webster; his served as Secretary of the Northbridge (Heavener) Kampfhenkel. Mr. and Mrs. for Burgess Brothers in Norwood for twin brother, Ron Parker of Nashua, American Baseball Club Post 343 Kampfhenkel had observed their 36th the last 12 years. N.H., brother, Lee J. Parker of Webster; and as a coach and secretary to the wedding anniversary. He was a dedicated family man who 2 sisters, Mary Ellen Szymanski of James Brosnahan Little League and In addition to his wife Elda Jean, enjoyed spending time with his beloved Bozrah, CT and Jo Ann Boudreau of Babe Ruth League. He belonged to the he leaves his daughter Karen D. grandchildren. Whitinsville and a half-sister, Kristen Rockdale Rod and Gun Club. Thompson and her husband Michael of He also enjoyed woodworking and A. Parker of Woonsocket, RI. His funeral service was held N. Attleboro; two stepdaughters, Joyce deer hunting. Born in Northbridge on Dec. 17, 1947 Tuesday, July 1 at 11 a.m. in the United Gareri of Uxbridge and Karen Connors A graveside service, with full mili- he was the son of the late Robert A. Presbyterian Church, 51 Cottage St. of Blackstone; 12 grandchildren; 10 tary honors, was held on Friday, June Parker, Sr. and lived here all his life. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. great-grandchildren and many cousins, 20 in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Mendon He was employed by New England In lieu of flowers, donations may nieces, and nephews. Street, Uxbridge. Power Co. for 17 years until his retire- be made to the Northbridge American He was predeceased by his son, The Buma Funeral Home, 101 North ment in 1985. Legion Baseball Club Post 343, c/o Wayne Frederick Kampfhenkel; two Main Street, Rte. 122, Uxbridge, direct- He served on several Town Boards in John F. Berkowicz, 7 Walker St., sisters, Elenor Zarafese and June ed the arrangements. Northbridge as a Reserve Police Officer Whitinsville, MA 01588. Wilson, and stepsons, David Parks and www.bumafuneralhome.com and Auxiliary Police Officer, a mem- Jackman Funeral Home, 12 Spring ber and chairman of the Conservation St. Whitinsville directed the arrange- Commission, Asst. Civil Defense ments. Director, Deputy Tax Collector, To leave a condolence message for Constable and one of the original the family, please visit www.jackman- Stephanie M. Spratt, 48 members of the Blackstone Heritage funeralhomes.com. NORTHBRIDGE — loved being with her collies. Most of all Stephanie M. Spratt, she enjoyed spending time friends and 48, of Northbridge, family. formerly of Princeton In addition to her parents, she is and South Hadley, survived by her sister, Carolyn and her Patricia C. LaRose, 86 passed away Friday, husband Richard Lawrence of North June 27, 2014. Scituate, RI; her brother, Michael and UXBRIDGE and Florence (Flanders) Duffy. Stephanie worked his wife Karen Spratt of Whitinsville; — Patricia C. (Duffy) She worked as a Supervisor at Electro in social services in 5 nieces and a nephew, Alexandra, LaRose, 86, died Switch until her retirement. her earlier career. Meryl, Olivia, Rachel and Jacob, and Saturday, June 21, Patricia loved spending time with Prior to her illness, she was in the her partner Ellen Perrella of South 2014 at her home. her husband. process of attending Andover Newton Hadley, and her children Lillian and Her loving husband She enjoyed gardening and listening Theological School, with the intention Daniel. of 59 years, Robert to music. of becoming a hospital chaplain. For Her funeral Mass was held LaRose died April 7, She was a very generous person all many years, she was also a much-loved Wednesday, July 2, 2014 at St. Patrick’s 2009. her life to her family and gave gener- waitress at the Mountain Barn restau- Church, 1 Cross Street, Whitinsville She is survived by ously to her 2 favorite charities: the St. rant in Princeton. followed by burial at St. Patrick’s her sister, Joan E. Donofrio of Sutton; Jude Foundation and the ASPCA. She was born in 1965 in Worcester, Cemetery. 2 nephews, Anthony “Tony” Donofrio, She was a member of St. Mary’s the daughter of Charles and Jerilyn Memorial donations may be made to her Godson, and his wife Jacqueline of Parish in Uxbridge. Spratt of Northbridge. www.gofundme.com/stephaniespratt Connecticut and Stephen Donofrio of There are no calling hours. Her com- Stephanie was a graduate of or by contacting the family at 508-266- Davenport, FL as well as many cousins, mittal service will be held on Monday, Northbridge High School, and Anna 0931. nieces, nephews, and grandnieces and July 7 at 9 a.m. in the VA National Maria College in Paxton, from where The Buma Funeral Home, 101 North grandnephews. Cemetery, Bourne, MA. she graduated Summa Cum Laude in Main St. (Rt. 122), Uxbridge, directed Her brother Girard Duffy prede- To leave a condolence message for 1993. the arrangements. ceased her in 2009. the family, please visit www.jackman- Stephanie enjoyed gardening, trav- www.bumafuneralhome.com Born in Boston, MA on August 24, funeralhomes.com. eling to Provincetown and Maine, and 1927 she was the daughter of William B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, July 4, 2014 • 7 OBITUARIES David P. Roberts, 74 Carl E. Rondeau, 48 UXBRIDGE Kim Roberts and a brother, Daniel UXBRIDGE — Carl 1965 he grew up in Uxbridge. — David P. Roberts, Roberts. E. Rondeau, 48, passed He was a graduate of Blackstone 74, of N. Uxbridge, He also leaves behind his beloved away on Friday, June Valley Technical High School, Class died Monday, June companions, Brody and Guinness. 27, 2014 at St. Camillus of 1983. 23, 2014 at home sur- Born in Worcester, MA on Aug. 14, Nursing Center Carl worked at St. Camillus Health rounded by his lov- 1939 he was the son of Patrick J. and after an illness. Center for 13 years. ing family and wife Mary (Lynch) Roberts and lived in He is survived by Carl was a kind and compassionate of 42 years Linda A. Whitinsville for 25 years before moving his loving parents, “gentle soul” and he will be greatly (Brusa) Roberts. to Uxbridge 15 years ago. Edward and Jane missed by all who knew him. He is survived He was a graduate of the former (Hetherington) He was very artistic, had a great by his 5 children: Worcester Boys Trade and Fitchburg Rondeau of Uxbridge; 2 brothers, interest in history especially film his- Shannon Sweeney State College. Edward J. Rondeau Jr. and his wife tory, and was an animal lover. and son-in-law David David worked as an appliance repair Janet of Douglas and John A. Rondeau The family would like to extend a Sweeney of Danvers, and refrigeration instructor for Assabet of Whitinsville; his devoted sister, special thank you to the staff at St. Patrick Roberts and Valley Regional Technical High School Deborah J. Boucher and her hus- Camillus for their excellent care and his fiance Lindsay in Marlboro for 23 years. band Rick; several nephews and niec- compassion given to Carl. of Worcester, John He was a World War II history buff es including 2 wonderful great-nieces The services for Carl are private and Roberts and his wife and was a member of the MA National Katelyn and Victoria who brought a will be held at the convenience of the Patricia of Worcester, Guard. smile to his face family. Cindy Brochu and her husband Jeff He enjoyed traveling in his motor- helping with holidays and visits Donations in Carl’s memory may be of Uxbridge, Lee Roberts of Auburn; home with his family up and down the home. He also shared very special made to St. Camillus Activity Fund, 447 his sister-in-law Diane Roberts of east coast. times with his friends John and Peter. Hill St., Whitinsville, MA 01588. Hingham; 3 siblings, John Roberts and He will be fondly remembered as His brother Rodney O. “Ollie” prede- To leave a condolence message for his wife Nancy of Grafton, Kathleen playing Santa for many years through- ceased him in the family, please visit www.jackman- Mulchay and her husband James of out the community. 2009. funeralhomes.com. Shrewsbury, and Marion Kenney of His funeral Mass was held Saturday, Born in Woonsocket, R.I. on Sept. 2, San Jose, CA; 6 grandchildren, Preston, June 28 at Good Shepherd Church, 121 Jaimy, Timothy, Kristopher, John and Linwood St., Linwood. Matthew; as well as many nieces, neph- To leave a condolence message for ews, and friends. the family, please visit http://www. Robert P. Maile, 65 He was predeceased by a daughter, jackmanfuneralhomes.com/ WORCESTER — Robert served his country during Robert P. Maile, 65, the Vietnam War in the United States of Orlando, FL, for- Army. George A. Rivett, III, 67 merly of Worcester, Robert had owned ABM Inc. of UXBRIDGE — After to the late George and Viola (Lampi) passed away Monday, Douglas, a private investigation firm 67 years, George A. Rivett, Jr. June 16, 2014 in South for 25 years before retiring in 2009. Rivett, III of Uxbridge He was a graduate of Fitchburg State Florida Hospital sur- He was a Top Marksman for the Mass died on Monday, June College. rounded by his fam- State Police and had previously been a 16, 2014 at Milford He was a Vietnam War veteran serv- ily. Massachusetts State Police Officer. Regional Medical ing in the U.S. Army, attaining the He was the husband He loved to go fishing, enjoyed build- Center. rank of Captain. of Andrea L. (Eppes) ing model ships and had a strong love George worked in He is survived by his wife Sandy of Maile. for cooking. He enjoyed to build things, the insurance indus- 32 years; children, Cary Gross and BJ In addition to stonewalls, most of all and would do try for many years, Rivett, and grand-dog Rizzo. his wife of 36 years, most of his woodworking in “Papa’s and recently retired He is predeceased by his brother, Andrea, Robert is Workshop.” Robert had a great love for from the Main Street Donald Rivett. survived by a son, animals and raised horses, chickens, America Group. A prayer service with military hon- John Travis and his and pigs. He was previously ors was held Tuesday, June 24 in the wife Nicole Maile Funeral service with full military employed by Allstate Buma Funeral Home, 101 N. Main St. of Worcester; three honors was held Tuesday, June 24, Insurance and Rte. 122 Uxbridge, MA 01569. daughters, Nikole Andrea and her hus- in Valley Chapel, A Church of the worked within the Memorial donations may be made to band Shawn Wohlander of Nashua, Nazarene, 130 Douglas Street, (Rt. 16) New England Region. the Milford Regional Medical Center’s NH, Rebecca M. Hicks of Grand Blanc, Uxbridge. Burial was at St. John’s He was a resident of ICU unit, c/o Dev. Office, 14 Prospect MI and Stephanie L. Miller of MI; a Cemetery, 260 Cambridge Street, Uxbridge for 17 years after relocating St., Milford, MA 01757. sister, Linda Ceredona of MA; 13 grand- Worcester. from Milton, VT. http://www.bumafuneralhome.com children; 1 great-grandchild and many In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- George was born in Fitchburg in 1946 nieces and nephews. tions may be made to the American He was born on June 9, 1949 in Heart Association, P.O. Box 417005, Worcester, MA, the son of the late John Boston, MA 02241. J. and Anna (Rano) Maile. The Buma Funeral Home, 101 He was a graduate of Liberty N. Main St., Uxbridge, directed the University in Lynchburg, VA with a arrangements. CALENDAR Master’s Degree. www.bumafuneralhome.com The calendar page is a free service offered for listings for government, MONDAY Richard A. Zielinski, 64 educational and non-profit organiza- tions. Send all calendar listings and JULY 7 NEEDS A FLAG School in 1967 and attended Becker happenings by mail to Ann Tremblay DOUGLAS — The Sunshine Club of College. at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box 90, Douglas will meet at 3:30 p.m. Monday, Mr. Zielinski was a U.S. Army veter- Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at (508) July 7 at the Douglas Senior Center, MANCHAUG — an of the Vietnam War, attaining the 764-8015 or by e-mail to atremblay@ 331 Main St., Douglas. New members Richard A. Zielinski, rank of specialist and receiving the stonebridgepress.com. Please write “cal- are always welcome. Other upcoming 64, of Tucker Lane, Army Commendation Medal. He was endar” in the subject line. All calendar events by the Sunshine Club: June 24 — died Sunday, June 22, a member of the Disabled American listings must be submitted by 3 p.m. on ice cream social and game night/movie 2014, at St. Vincent Veterans in Worcester. Friday to be published in the following from 6-8 p.m.; July 14 — Whist Party Hospital in Worcester. He worked for the Massachusetts Friday’s edition. We will print such list- from 6-8 p.m. and Bingo from 6-8 p.m. He is survived by Highway Department for 16 years. ings as space allows. July 15. his wife of 44 years, Family would like to thank Annie Diane M. (Monfreda) LaMountain for all the help that she’s FRIDAY FRIDAY Zielinski of given the family during this difficult Manchaug; two sons, time. JULY 4 JULY 11 Erik M. Zielinski A funeral service will be held at 10 UXBRIDGE — The Blackstone River UXBRIDGE — Blackstone River and and his wife Karen a.m. on Saturday, June 28, 2014, at and Canal Heritage State Park announc- Canal Heritage State Park announces of Franklin, and Paradis-Givner Funeral Home, 357 es upcoming events at River Bend Farm upcoming events at River Bend Farm Joshua P. Zielinski Main St., Oxford. Burial will follow Visitor Center, 287 Oak Street, Uxbridge. Visitor Center, 287 Oak Street, Uxbridge. of Providence, RI; a at St. Joseph’s Garden of Peace in All programs are free and open to the Take a step back into history and recon- brother, Henry “Hank” V. Zielinski Webster. public. Children must be accompanied nect with nature through programs all and his wife Hope of Dudley; four Calling hours are Friday, June 27, by an adult. Guided tours are available summer long. All programs are free and grandchildren, Matthew J. Zielinski, 2014, from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home. for groups with advance notice. For open to the public, and children must be Erin R. Zielinski, Shawn P. Zielinski, In lieu of flowers, memorial con- more information call the park at 508- accompanied by an adult. Guided tours and Samuel T. Zielinski, all of Franklin, tributions may be made to the 278-7604 or e-mail blackstone.heritage@ are available for groups with advance and many nephews and nieces. American Cancer Society, 30 Speen state.ma.u notice. For more information call the He was born in Worcester, the son of St., Framingham, MA 01701, or to the * Junior Naturalists from 4 to 5 p.m. park 508-278-7604 or e-mail blackstone. the late Valentine J. and Anita (Rock) National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Fridays in July and August. Nurture heritage@ state.ma.us. Zielinski, and lived in Webster before P.O. Box 4527, New York, NY 10163. the natural urge to explore on this series * Kidleidoscope Nature Story Hour: moving to Manchaug in 1977. www.paradisfuneralhome.com of hands on activities and nature hikes. Fridays to September from 10:30-11:30 He graduated from Bartlett High New topic every week. Suggested for a.m. Meets at the Big Red Barn Visitor elementary ages, older and younger sib- Center for nature stories followed by lings always welcome, no registration a short nature walk and followed up required. Meet at Visitor Center. with a craft activity. This free program designed to connect young children to nature runs rain or shine. Children SUNDAY Blackstone must be accompanied by adult.

E-mail obituaries for the JULY 6 * Junior Naturalists from 4 to 5 p.m. [email protected] Want to Advertise in UXBRIDGE — The Blackstone River Fridays in July and August. Nurture and Canal Heritage State Park announc- the natural urge to explore on this series The Blackstone Valley Tribune? es upcoming events at River Bend Farm of hands on activities and nature hikes. Visitor Center, 287 Oak Street, Uxbridge. New topic every week. Suggested for All programs are free and open to the elementary ages, older and younger sib- Valley Tribune to: public. Children must be accompanied lings always welcome, no registration by an adult. Guided tours are available required. Meet at Visitor Center. for groups with advance notice. For more information call the park at 508- SATURDAY Call Lisa Lemoine 278-7604 or e-mail blackstone.heritage@ for information! state.ma.us. JULY 12 * Hummingbirds, bees and linden SUTTON — The First Congregational (508) 909-4063 trees from 11 to 11:45 a.m. Sunday, July Church of Sutton, 307 Boston Road, pres- 6. As you cross the canal bridge in early ents its monthly free will offering of open July you can smell and hear the linden seating dinners from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. trees buzzing before you see them. Take on the second Saturday of each month some time to smell the flowers, talk a bit (July 12 –“Sausage, Brats & Kielbasa” about pollinators and enjoy the blooms Dinner). All are around the park on this easy Sunday welcome. Dinners stroll. Meet at butterfly garden on the are served with side of the Big Red Barn Visitor Center. bread, beverage * Canal Towpath Walk from 1 to 2 p.m. and dessert. For Sundays in July. This easy walk meets more information, [email protected] at River Bend Farm Visitor Center and call (508) 865-6914. continues along the canal’s towpath. Appropriate for all ages, walk with us and listen to stories about the canal’s history, ecology, geology, and wildlife. Up to two-mile walk on hard packed flat gravel.

8 • Friday, July 4, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune SENIOR SCENE

TRI-VALLEY, INC. day trip to Thimble Islands located off the This very successful fundraiser helps to Executive Office of Elder Affairs on our web shoreline of Stony Creek, Conn. The trip will defray activities and programs, etc., held at page. View pictures of Senior Center events Monday, July 7: Chicken and sausage jam- include a 45-minute narrated cruise. Lunch the center and off site locations. The next on our Facebook page. balaya, rice pilaf, green peas, cantaloupe. at the Stone House Restaurant in Guilford, 20-week cycle will begin in August and run • Senior Center Facelift: Thank you to the Tuesday, July 8: Beef Jardinière, mashed Conn., before the cruise. to Dec. 11. Tickets are now available at the many volunteers that gave their time to give potatoes, honey-glazed carrots, mixed fruit. • Whale Watch: Thursday, July 31, a day center. the Senior Center a new look. The Worcester Wednesday, July 9: Rosemary pork, sweet trip to Boston includes a 3-hour whale watch Sheriff’s department arranged to have the potatoes, Brussels sprouts, rice pudding, aboard the Boston Harbor’s high speed cat- MOVIE AFTERNOON building painted. sugar free pudding. amaran, whale watching at its best. Lunch Wednesday, July 23, the movie “Hachi” Brian Feeley and Pete Petrillo did the Thursday, July 10: Ginger glazed wild on your own in beautiful Faneuil Hall. will play at 1 p.m. Light refreshments will be repairs on the front of the building and Ken pacific salmon wild rice, spinach, peaches. Transportation provided by Card Tour and served (popcorn and lemonade). Travers removed all of the poison ivy from Friday, July 11: Chicken fricassee, red bliss Travel. Call 508-234-2002 asks for Jeannine the back of the building. Mike DeMiglio and potatoes, summer blend vegetables, granola for more information. Contact Jeannine at MONTHLY BIRTHDAY DINNER the Tech Engineering students from Uxbridge bar. 508-234-2002. Thursday, July 24, the monthly Birthday High School made our beautiful new sign. We • Sail & Rail: Friday, Aug. 15, there is a Dinner/Plant Raffle will be held on at 11:45 appreciate all your hard work. MILLBURY SENIOR CENTER Day Trip to Essex, Conn., for an excursion a.m. Any senior celebrating a birthday • ADT: The Senior Center recently acquired by Rail & Sail. The trip is sponsored by the in July is welcome to attend with a guest. an automated external defibrillator through Lunch is served Monday-Friday, 12 noon, Northbridge Senior Center, transportation Reservations must be made by Tuesday, July a partial reimbursement from the Executive for a $2.50 donation. Reservations must be provided by Conway Tours. The day includes 22, by 11 a.m. Office of Public Safety. Thanks to Bill Oncay made 48 hours in advance. Lunch at Oliver’s Tavern, after lunchtime for writing the grant and to Vinnie Nofi for to tour the Museum & Gift Shop. There will IN-TOWN TRANSPORTATION hanging the cabinet. • Monday, July 7: 9:30 a.m., Light Exercise; be an Excursion, aboard Essex Steam Train, Due to the high demand for local transpor- • Elderly Connection Golf Tournament: 12:30 p.m., Wii Bowling; 1 p.m., Scrabble and Boat ride on Essex Riverboat. For more infor- tation, appointment must be made no later Thanks to Peter DiBattista, Pete Petrillo and Scat. mation, contact Jeannine at 508-234-2002. than twenty four hours prior to pick up. Call Russ Rosborough the tournament was a great • Tuesday, July 8: 9 a.m., Blood Pressure; • All New Annual Cape Cod Scallop 508-234-2002. success. Thank you also to Kevin and Cindy 9:30 a.m., Tai Chi; 10:45 a.m., Zumba Gold; 11 Festival: Friday, Sept. 15, a day trip to the new Bliss and Crystal Lake Golf Course for all a.m., Sing-A-Long; 1 p.m., Cribbage/Scat. location of the annual scallop festival now DOUGLAS SENIOR CENTER your help. • Wednesday, July 9: 9:30 a.m., Craft Class; held at the Barnstable Fairgrounds located in • More News From Shine: If you have 1 p.m., Bingo (No Bingo at 6 p.m. in July or E. Falmouth. Contact Jeannine at 508-234-2002 SCHEDULE OF DAILY EVENTS Medicare, you have the right to appeal deci- August). for more information. sions you disagree with. All steps in the appeal • Thursday, July 10: 1 p.m., Whist. • Mondays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 10 a.m., process have specific time frames and other • Friday, July 11: 9 a.m., Shopping to Fair ATTENTION VACATION Osteo exercise; 10:30 a.m., Reverse Glass requirements. For assistance with appeals, Plaza/Price Chopper, appointment required; TRAVELERS Painting; 12 p.m., Needle Works. the Medicare Advocacy Project provides 9:30 a.m., Lite Exercise; 10:30 a.m., Zumba • Tuesdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 9:30 a.m., free advice and legal representation. MAP Gold; 12:30 p.m., Bridge/Scat. Every Thursday a FINE Travelers repre- Cribbage; 11 a.m., Lunch; 12 p.m., Bingo. can assist anyone with Original Medicare sentative of the Friends of Northbridge Elders • Wednesdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 10 or a Medicare Advantage Plan, regardless of UPCOMING EVENTS will be in the FINE office at the Northbridge a.m., Osteo exercise; 12 p.m., Needle Works income. For assistance from MAP, call the Senior Center, 20 Highland St., Whitinsville, • Thursdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 10 a.m., Massachusetts Senior Legal Helpline at 866- • Dan Gabel and The Abletones Concert in from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. answering questions Tai chi; 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., 11 a.m., Lunch; 778-0939. the Garden: Thursday, July 24, 6-8 p.m., rain and taking reservations on various trips: Painting; 12 p.m., Bingo. • Senior Discounts: Check this website or shine. Bring your lawn chairs. Hot dogs 1) Northern National Parks tour offering for information on discounts for seniors at and drinks will be available for purchase. All for Sept 5-12, 2014 UXBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER restaurants, retail stores, grocery stores and are welcome! 2) San Antonio tour in March 2015. more for seniors. www.bradsdeals.com/blog/ • Foxwoods Trip: Monday, July 7: Bus 3) Nashville, Memphis and New Orleans 36 South Main St. senior-discounts/ leaves Senior Center at 7 a.m. and returns tour in September 2015. Marsha Petrillo – Director – 508-278-8622 • Bereavement Counseling: Are you dealing at 4:45 p.m. Cost is $20 per person. Call the FINE Travelers are now partnering with Donna Oncay – Administrative Assistant with the loss of a loved one, losing a job or Senior Center 508-865-9154, to reserve your Collette, through Collette World Connect – 508-278-8622 your home or just need to talk to someone? seat. All are welcome and friends from other to bring you travel to all seven continents. Lynne McPherson – Chef – 508-278-8622 Please call the Senior Center and make an towns are encouraged to join us. Visit www.gocollette.com when selecting a Peter Waeger – Van Driver appointment to talk to our bereavement coun- trip mention FINE Travelers. The seniors selor, Dr. Carl Schultz. Dr. Schultz comes to NORTHBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER in Northbridge will appreciate the benefit. Please call the Senior Center at 508-278- us with impressive credentials. He is avail- Thank you. Preview other FINE Travelers 8622 to reserve your meal and also to arrange able for people of all ages by appointment. All Director Kelly S. Bol trip offerings at www.nscfine.com or for more for transportation to lunch and for medical sessions are free, private and confidential. Phone: 508-234-2002 information, call 508 259-3786 or email nsc- appointments. Call the Senior Center at 508-278-8622 to make Hours: 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Monday–Thursday; [email protected]. Van transportation begins at 10:30 a.m. an appointment. 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Friday each day. Please check with the Senior • Are you aware of the number of peo- ASK THE NURSE Center, Uxbridge Cable Station or the Council ple that are helped at the Uxbridge Senior HOLIDAY CLOSING Tuesday, July 8, and Tuesday, July 22, 11 on Aging website for the Lunch Menu. Center? The following numbers represent the The Northbridge Senior Center and Tri- a.m. to 1 p.m. Pat Wallen, RN, will be available The Senior Center is a drop off site for people served during May. Valley nutrition site will be closed on Friday, to take vital signs. the People First Food Pantry. Donations are Telephone Calls: 1,282 July 4, in observance of Independence Day. accepted Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. Meals Served: 512 SPARE TIME BOWLING to 4 p.m. Daily Visitors: 697 UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS & The Bowling Group sponsored by the • Senior Center Wish List — We have had Medical Runs: 148 ANNOUNCEMENTS Friends of Northbridge Elders, Inc., has been an overwhelming response to our wish list. Hannaford’s Shopping: 25 We require registration for all of our events suspended during the summer months. Thank you all for your thoughtfulness and Walk in Help: 21 and trips. Simply call 508-234-2002 to sign- generosity! We continue to need donations of SMOC Fuel Assistance: 0 up. The Northbridge Senior Center is now SHINE APPOINTMENTS paper towels, napkins, and foam coffee cups. Computer Classes: 18 on Facebook. Like us and visit our page at The SHINE counselor is now available every We will also accept monetary donations to our Walmart Shopping: 13 Northbridge Senior Center to keep up-to-date Friday to assist you with Medical Insurance lunch program or to the Elderly Connection. Lunch Pick Up: 182 on events, programs and happenings. concerns you may have. Appointments are The Uxbridge Elderly Connection raises necessary, call the center to schedule an funds to help support many of the activities THE WEEK AHEAD SAVE THE DATES: UPCOMING DAY appointment. and the purchase of much of the equipment TRIPS that is not covered by our budget. • Monday, July 7: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – 120 CLUB • Shopping Trips: Grocery Shopping every Vegetable Quiche, garden salad, fresh fruit. • Thimble Islands: Wednesday July 23, a The Friends of Northbridge Elders, Inc Tuesday. Pick up begins at 8:30 a.m. Walmart • Tuesday, July 8: 8:30 a.m. – Pick-up begins Fund Raiser 120 Club will resume in August. shopping, second and third Thursdays of the for grocery shopping at Hannaford’s. Call 278- month, pick up begins at 12:30 p.m. 8622 to arrange for pick-up. 11:30 a.m. – Lunch • Hot Weather: If we have extremely hot – Beef stew, buttermilk biscuit, garden salad weather during the months of July and and sugar free pudding. August, remember that the Senior Center has • Wednesday, July 9: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – air conditioning. We are open from 8 a.m. to 4 Roasted chicken, mashed potatoes, stuffing, p.m. during the week. butternut squash and peach cake. • Lunch and Learn with Police Chief Lourie: • Thursday, July 10: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – Join us on Friday, July 11, for our monthly Pesto chicken Florentine with penne, garden Second Chance Lunch and Learn with Police Chief Lourie salad and sugar free Jell-O. 12:30 p.m. – Pick- and his series of safety tips for Seniors. Call up begins for Wal-Mart shopping. Call 278- Animal Shelter early and reserve your spot for lunch. 8622 to arrange for pick-up. • Senior Center Website: Check out the • Friday, July 11: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch and Uxbridge Senior Center website and Facebook Learn with Chief Lourie – Baked fish, baked Golf Tournament page for up to the minute information on sweet potatoes, broccoli and pie. Healthy Senior Living. Watch the video, Only 3 “Safe Today Healthy Tomorrow,” from the DATE: July 19, 2014 Foursome Spots Left! Weekly Crossword TIME: 8:00 AM Tee Off/ 12:00 Lunch July 4, 2014 FORMAT: 9 Holes using Best Ball Format with foursomes Across WHERE: Dunraomin Country Club, 262 Lower Road, 1. Losses caused by wear or decay Gilbertville, MA 9. “To your health!” 15. Praise 16. Repair a building’s front 17. Type of mathema- tician 18. Horse handler 19. “Sesame Street” watcher 20. Arise 22. ___ deferens 23. Drive 25. About Ticket Information: 26. “Act your ___!” 27. Feeble Golf/Lunch $75.00 – includes 9 hole round of golf, delicious meal, cart, and cooler 29. “I” problem bag and a golfers gift package. 30. Long, long time 31. The “p” in m.p.g. * Limit of 75 Tickets 32. Coxcomb 34. Most pale Don’t golf? 36. Aspersion 37. Any thing Lunch Only $35.00 – Prime rib, or Vegetarian Meal. * Limit of 75 Tickets 38. “Take that!” (2 wds) 41. Bubkes For tickets, go to the shelter’s website at www.secondchanceanimals.org or call 42. “___ to Billie Joe” the shelter at 508-867-5525. Tickets are limited so don’t wait! 45. Artificial bait 46. Couple 6. Box office take 38. Water channels 47. Big test 48. Jail, slang 7. Swelling with valve or gate 49. Salem’s home 50. Adaptable truck, 8. Calm 39. Run faster than 51. A deadly sin Other fun things at this event: 9. Predictive 40. Goo 52. Bird’s contour Silent Auction * 50/50 * Mulligans * Raffles * Other Contests Too! for short 51. Astute 10. Change, as a clock 42. Mineral silicate of feather 53. Balderdash 11. “How ___ Has the iron and magne- 56. “Dang!” Interested in sponsoring this event? Please visit our website for details on the great opportunities! 54. Bank offering, for Banshee Cried” sium 59. Pillbox, e.g. short (Thomas Moore 43. Relies 61. Trick taker, often poem) 44. “... ___ he drove out 62. Neon, e.g. Second Chance Animal Shelter is a non-profit no kill animal shelter located in East Brookfield. 55. Domineered 57. “The Three Faces 12. Save and put to of sight” Second Chance also has a Pet Wellness and Education Center in North Brookfield . Over 10,000 pets a further use This Week’s Answers: year are helped by Second Chance through the various programs including adoption, the spay/neuter of ___” 58. Breath freshener 13. Cooling-off periods clinic, wellness clinics, training, educational outreach, and the pet food pantry. For more information 60. Infuriating (2 wds) on the shelter, visit the website at www.secondchanceanimals.org 63. Striking effects 14. Most curt 64. S. American boa 21. Get back ADOPTION CENTER: WELLNESS AND EDUCATION CENTER: 65. Boil 23. Blueprint 66. Advanced hour 24. M-1, for one 111 Young Rd., P.O. Box 136 372 North Main St. 28. Building housing East Brookfield, MA 01515 North Brookfield, MA 01535 Down judicial courts TEL (508)867-5525 TEL. (508) 637-1333 1. Card 30. Order between FAX (508)867-5019 FAX (508) 637-1417 2. Common solvent “ready” and “fire” email [email protected] www.secondchanceanimals.org 3. Two-wheeler 33. From the 1930s 4. Indian drum 35. Serf 5. A pint, maybe 36. “___ Cried” (1962 hit) B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, July 4, 2014 • 9 Douglas High School Fourth Quarter Honor Roll

GRADE 8 Ndayishimiye, Brian Flanagan, Conner Ashleigh Triber, Austin Lemire, Cameron GRADE 12 Grady, Emily Lane, Kylie Blake, Malak El Connor, Cameron Fausch, Davis Parella, Highest Honors: Alec Goldenberg, Colleen Khalkhali, Matthew Saucier, Meghan Foley, Janey LaFleur, Zachary Eldridge, Zachary Highest Honors: Ahlora Fierro, Aimee Chapman, Jared Ayotte, Jordan Perry, Kelly Olivia Ouellette, Peyton Young, Rebecca Ells Brochu, Allison Grann, Ashley Quinn, Hayes, Margaret Gurney, Matthew Brooks, Rokne, Ryan Smith, Sophie Thorson, Taylor Braden Mungeam, Caitlyn Stevens, Carolyn Neal Nasuti, Olivia Setzer, Priya Patel, Lyford, Victoria Desilets GRADE 11 Hill, Gabriela Horosz, Haley Brown, Jaclyn Santina Macgregor, Sarah Calkins, Savannah High Honors: Alexandra Maslen, Bailey Brochu, Jamie Keup, Jared Valentine, Salvage, Sean Flanagan, Trevor Mungeam Jeffers, Caroline Meizen, Christina Calkins, Highest Honors: Brandon Mooney, Briona Katelyn Saucier, Kayla Lightbown, Kristina High Honors: Amanda Bara, Andrei Sacco, Daniel Sysopha, Grant Gualtieri, Ian Brito, Carol McPherson, Cassidy Chapman, LeMay, Lane Rawlings, Luke Daly, Matthew Connor Brown, Damon Llopiz, Emmett Hennedy, Jonathan Paine, Katherine Bullied, Christine Walthall, Gabriella Galluzzo, Picard, Megan Eldridge, Megan Sullivan, Berard, Erickson Gagnon, Erin Correia, Kayla Finnegan, Kylee Motyka, Madeline Kamryn Reardon, Katelyn Cotnoir, Liam Nicholas Pellegrini, Olivia MacInnis, Randy Ian Murphy, Josephine Garland, Kirsten Peck, Meredith Roberts, Morgan Mooney, Madden, Makenzie Cyr, Matthew Desilets, Guertin, Rebecca Gagnon, Rebecca Griffin, Ballou, Lily Morgan , Madison Fluke, Mandy Rachel Dixson, Shanna King, Thomas Griffin Matthew Fausch, Morgan Goozey, Olivia Taryn Cordani, Victoria Maslen Laporte, Maxwell Postma, Nicole Murphy, Honors: Angela Vergilis, Daniel Flynn, Ursch, Rachael Morin, Sean Brunson, High Honors: Anelia Marston, Anna Nicole Thackaberry, Sara Morin, Sophie Kaitlin Burch, Katelyn Lapearl, Nicolle Shannon Powell, Taylor Trottier Archambault, Ashley LaBonne, Brandon Psuik, Sydney Connor, Thomas D’Amico Forget, Olivia Brunetti, Patrick Beaupre, High Honors: Abigail DesRoches, Adam Hoghaug, Brian Hasemann, Caitlyn Wunsch, Honors: Alyssa Brown, Brendan Sean Hennedy, Stephanie Wojcik Parella, Adrianna Dereszkiewicz, Alexandra Cortney Thibodeau, Courtney Hill, Danielle Mazzuchelli, Carmelo Lugo, Caroline Leach, Andrew Brown, Cameron Gagnon, Bardier, Emily Miller, Jessica Picard, Jodi Ranslow, Collin Beaird, David Meech, GRADE 10 Caroline Forest, Christopher Cicero, Beaudette, Jolane Thibault, Justin Gualtieri, Dominic Corso, Emily Dowd, Erin Mowry, Connor Gauthier, Courtney cotnoir, Elissa Kevin Dobson, Lindsey Beaird, Matthew Grant Slowik, Hannah Clayborne, Hannah Highest Honors: Althea McCrory, Kristina Piwowarski, Haley Schiavone, Jessica Foley, Mitchell Dunn, Nolan Karsok, Rachel Rochon, Hannah Trottier, Harrison Ide, King, Margaret Landry, Micalea Goldenberg, Hannon, Joshua Richard, Kelsey Beaird, Latimer, Ryan Walker, Samantha Carlo, James Peck, Jared Marston, Kelsey Nolen, Michael Pepin, Virginia Maguire Kevin Batson, Mariah Forsythe, Mark Susanna Pignatiello, Victoria Griswold Kiley LaFortune, Mikayla Dunn, Morgan High Honors: Alexandra Briggs, Alexandra Blatchford, Megan Murphy, Seth McCrory, Honors: Bartholomew Taintor, Chirusha Benoit, Mykenzie Bolin, Patrick Peloquin, Corso, Angela Woodford, Austin Carneiro, Stephanie Gagnon, Suzanne Thibault, deMel, Christopher Hurst, Daveed Rebekka White, Sarah Provencal, Taylor Heather Welch, Isabel Mazzarella, John Theodore George, Tyler Barsamian Goldenberg, Dustin Romeiro, Edmond Catlin, Victoria Manson, Victoria McPherson Maguire, Kaitlyn Reber, Kaylee Klenk, Honors: Anita Castonguay, Ashley Gresian, Peladeau, Jacob Nadreau, Jason Firmes, Matthew Blanc, Michael Tourony, Nicholas Delilah Boucher, Matthew Curley, Matthew Jessica Bloem, John Ranslow, Ryan Gordon, GRADE 9 Wolfe, Olivia Collins, Ryan Ellis, Shannon Peladeau, Megan Hayes, Robert Rhody, Thomas Marshall Harney, Tess Miller Stephanie Lombardi Highest Honors: Audrey George, Aurore Honors: Aidan King, Angela Pignatiello, Valley Tech secures VOC Valley Tech holds 13th annual grant Technology Awareness Day UPTON — Securement of a School will enable Valley Tech to become the Equipment Grant totaling $99,070 is Commonwealth’s first vocational tech- the latest in Blackstone Valley Tech’s nical school to house a fully-automat- ongoing efforts to leverage local tax dol- ed machine shop capable of preparing lars with outside sources of additional students to work with the advanced revenue. precision tools of the future. The financing was awarded on June 3 “The relentless pursuit of addition- as part of the Patrick Administration’s al revenue and industry support is a Vocational Opportunity Challenge vital part of any vocational technical grant program. Utilizing the one-time school’s success,” said Valley Tech funding, vocational technical schools Superintendent-Director Dr. Michael can purchase equipment for new and Fitzpatrick. “Each year, area taxpay- expanding vocational programs, with ers do their part in financing their the ultimate goal of preparing the next vocational technical system. As a fis- generation of skilled workers. cally diligent partner of our member “The VOC program demonstrates communities, it is up to us to seek and Each year, students from North Street the Patrick Administration’s com- secure the additional funding neces- Elementary School of Grafton visit Valley mitment to investing in the future of sary to maximize the return on their Tech on “Technology Awareness Day” for an the Commonwealth,” Secretary for local investment.” up-close look at the role technology plays Administration and Finance Glen Shor The grant financed equipment in the career training of BVT students. After stated in the grant announcement. purchases will be matched by sev- participating in “Technology Awareness Day” “Through this program we are pro- eral of Valley Tech’s industry part- as elementary school students many years viding students with skills and tools to ners, including discounts from Haas ago, Valley Tech students, from left, Tyler Courtesy photos succeed academically and in the work- Automation, CAM software licenses Magri, Andrew Allen, Elizabeth DeCosta, and Blackstone Valley Tech Electronics and place.” from Siemens, and continued training Mikayla Henault were proud to serve as tour Engineering Technology student Johnathan Blackstone Valley Tech’s portion of and support from the Manufacturing guides at this year’s event. Saniuk of Milford guides a young North the $1.3 million in VOC grants will Advancement Center Workforce UPTON — Time flies when you’re Street Elementary School student through a be invested in technological upgrades Innovation Collaborative (MACWIC). educating children about the power of hands-on lesson in robotics. in its Manufacturing and Engineering Fitzpatrick noted that as a result of technology. Technology program. Through the Valley Tech’s aggressive pursuit of Just ask David and Janet Lewis. the same technology behind modern day purchase and installation of equip- outside sources of revenue and indus- Thirteen years ago, David, a gadgets is used to power Valley Tech’s ment including CNC/Manual tool- try support, the District was able to Manufacturing and Engineering computer network, heating and air con- room lathes, simulator models, and complement local assessments in fiscal Technology instructor at Blackstone ditioning, and solar panels. academic bundles, the VOC grant year 2014 by roughly $1.9 million. Valley Tech, and his wife Janet, an Following Millete’s presentation, Instructional Technology Specialist North Street students, staff, and parents at Grafton’s North Street Elementary received an up-close look at technolo- School, were sitting at home talking gy’s vital role in a successful vocational PROJECT SMILE COMES TO UPTON, shop about their respective careers in technical system. Guided tours of Valley technology education. When the con- Tech’s various programs and shops versation steered toward introducing were conducted by a team of BVT stu- NORTHBRIDGE young children to the educational and dents, including several students who professional power of technology, an attended “Technology Awareness Day” NORTHBRIDGE — Thanks to a gen- idea struck Janet. when they were students at North Street erous grant from the Massachusetts “I said to David, ‘Wouldn’t it be great Elementary. Dental Society, students from the if my students could see how your stu- “The day I came to ‘Tech Awareness Blackstone Valley Tech Dental dents use technology?’” Janet recalled. Day’ was the day I knew I wanted Assisting program recently brought “So we put a little tour of Valley Tech to be a student at Valley Tech,” said “Project SMILE (Students Making Manufacturing and Engineering Important Lasting Effects) in Dental together for North Street students.” More than a decade later, that “little Technology junior Andrew Allen. Health Education” to Memorial Tour guide Elizabeth DeCosta Elementary School of Upton and tour” has grown into a Valley Tech tradi- Northbridge Elementary School. tion and one of North Street Elementary of Grafton also credited ‘Tech Project SMILE promotes good oral School’s most popular field trips. The Awareness Day’ with motivating her hygiene and nutritional habits in first latest “Technology Awareness Day” was to pursue admission to Valley Tech’s graders throughout the 13 towns of the held in early June and saw Multimedia Manufacturing program. Valley Tech district. In their recent Communications team leader Jim “Valley Tech can be such a good inspi- visits to Upton and Northbridge, Millette provide the elementary school ration and something to strive for,” Dental Assisting students utilized DeCosta said. “If you’re not doing well activities, demonstrations, and an visitors with an overview on the daily role of technology at BVT. Working off in school, you might say to yourself, ‘I interactive play to teach more than 250 want to go to Valley Tech, so what do I first grade students about the impor- their familiarity with video game con- Courtesy photo tance of oral hygiene. soles and personal electronic devices, need to do to improve?’” Millette showed the young students that POLICE LOGS

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June 24 Edward J. Melendez, 32, 32 B St. Whitinsville. Straight Warrant. Summary - A call was placed to the Northbridge Police Department by a member of Loss Prevention at Walmart regarding a shoplifting incident. Ofc. Brian Collins respond- ed and after a brief investigation, Mr. Melendez was arrested o the above charge. June 27 Mallory Tucker, 24, 887 Mendon Rd. Northbridge. Default Warrant out of Westboro District Court. Summary - Subject was arrested at McDonalds on a default warrant,.

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June 14 Jacinto Garcia, 35, 9 Freedom Way, Worcester. Operating motor vehicle with revoked registration, uninsured motor vehicle, operating under influence of liquor. Summary - Party taken into custody after routine motor vehicle stop by officers. Steven Parente, 53, 7 Duchess Path, Uxbridge. Reckless operation of a motor vehicle, failing to stop for police, operat- ing under influence of liquor. Summary - Party taken into custody after a routine traffic stop by officers. 10 • Friday, July 4, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune EDUCATION NOTEBOOK

UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Elizabeth Caccavelli, a junior in WESTON — Dean Penelope Glynn, HOBY. To date, HOBY Ambassadors Biology, of Uxbridge PhD, RN, Regis College School of have performed over 3 million hours of Jacqueline Canal, a junior in Finance, Nursing, Science and Health Professions, volunteer service in their communities. STORRS, Conn. — The University of of Uxbridge and Dean Malcolm Asadoorian, PhD, Following a motivational meeting Connecticut recently announced local Shannon Morton, a senior in Regis College School of Liberal Arts, with Dr. Albert Schweitzer during a trip students that graduated from the univer- Accounting, of Uxbridge Education, and Social Sciences, have to Africa in 1958, Actor Hugh O’Brian sity as the Class of 2014: Bonnie Powers, a junior in Undeclared, jointly announced that 314 students was inspired to establish Hugh O’Brian Jessica Marie Hawthorne, PHARMD of Uxbridge across the four classes of the undergrad- Youth Leadership. “One of the things - Doctor of Pharmacy, Joseph James Brittany Sarza, a junior in Actuarial uate population at the College have made Dr. Schweitzer said to me was that the Raymond, BS - Bachelor of Science, Mathematics, of Uxbridge the Dean’s List for academic achieve- most important thing in education was Christopher Joseph Tarantino, BS - Courtney Fluke, a senior in Marketing, ment for the Spring Semester 2014. The to teach young people to think for them- Bachelor of Science, all of Millbury, and of Douglas total undergraduate population at the selves,” O’Brian said. “From that inspi- Kristina Helena Reardon, of Uxbridge, Kendra Hildebrand, a junior in College is nearly 900. ration, and with the support of others GCRT – Graduate Certificate. Marketing, of Douglas Robert Ekberg, of Northbridge, who believe in youth and the American Max Karsok, a junior in Marketing, of is among the students who made the dream, I started HOBY to seek out, recog- ASSUMPTION SCHOOL Douglas Dean’s List. Ekberg is a student in the nize, and develop outstanding leadership Kelsey Langevin, a senior in Class of 2017. potential among our nation’s youth.” Marketing, of Northbridge MILLBURY — The following students have been named to the honor roll at ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF UXBRIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY: Assumption School for the fourth quar- BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY UPCOMING EVENTS ter of the school year: FIRST HONORS LEWISBURG, Pa. — Christopher ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The following UXBRIDGE — Certified Zentangle Grade 8: Theta Chosta of Northbridge Jarvis, of Northbridge, has been named local residents made the Dean’s List for teacher Pam Lisak will be here on July Grade 6: Julia Crosby of Whitinsville. to the dean’s list at Bucknell University spring 2013-2014 semester at Rochester 21, from 6-8 p.m. in the Main Library to SECOND HONORS for the spring semester of the 2013-14 Institute of Technology: demonstrate Meditative Drawing. Grade 7: Reanna Mankaryous of academic year. Dean’s list students have Tyler Swett, of Northbridge, who is Pam will host this 2-hour work- Sutton. achieved a grade point average of 3.5 or in the information technology program shop,which is highly interactive and Grade 6: Patrick Corkum of higher on a scale of 4.0. in RIT’s B. Thomas Golisano College of interesting. The program is free, how- Northbridge, Sawyer Allen of Sutton, Jarvis is the son of Michael Jarvis and Computing and Information Sciences. ever, participants should be prepared to Brianna Drew and Sara Trenholm of Linda Gerstmayr-Jarvis. Alexandra Williams, of Uxbridge, who purchase their own personal kits to use Whitinsville. is in the physician assistant program during the program. The cost of each kit in RIT’s College of Health Sciences and is $5. Space is very limited and registra- FRAMINGHAM STATE ASSUMPTION COLLEGE Technology. tion is required. Please see staff or call UNIVERSITY the Library to register. This program is being sponsored by TRINITY COLLEGE WORCESTER — Recognizing out- FRAMINGHAM — The following local the Uxbridge Library Board of Trustees. standing student academic achievement, Framingham State University students • Summer Reading Program: Full Assumption College has named 545 stu- graduated on May 18: HARTFORD, Conn. — Danyelle Marie details are available on the library web- dents to the undergraduate Dean’s List Mitchell Kelley, of Northbridge, Doldoorian, of Whitinsville, graduated site (www.uxbridgelibrary.org). for the spring 2014 semester. received a Bachelor of Science. from Trinity College in Hartford, Conn., • Every Tuesday in July from 3:30 to To earn a spot on the Dean’s List, Krystina Perras, of Northbridge, on May 18, with a B.A. in Mathematics 4:30 p.m. — Minecraft Club. Come play Assumption students must achieve a received a Bachelor of Arts. and Educational Studies. the popular Minecraft game in Minecraft grade point average of 3.5 for a five-class, Danielle Smith, of Northbridge, Additionally, Doldoorian received The Club! This will meet every Tuesday from 15-credit semester. The Dean’s List is received a Bachelor of Science. Robert C. Stewart Prize. 3:30-4:30 p.m. and each person must bring announced twice every academic year, Heather Allen, of Uxbridge, received a their own device. once at the completion of the fall semes- Master of Education. • Wednesdays in July from 10 a.m. to 3 ter, and again at the completion of the Jennifer Bedard, of Uxbridge, received UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND p.m., Crafty Wednesday is a drop-in craft spring semester. a Bachelor of Arts. program in the Children’s Room all day The following students were named to Ronald Landry, of Uxbridge, received from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Stop by and make the spring 2014 Dean’s List: KINGSTON, R.I. — The University of and take your project! Please spread the a Master of Arts. Rhode Island and families recently cel- Colleen Murphy, of Uxbridge, Class Nicole Legere, of Uxbridge, received a word and thanks! of 2015 ebrated the achievements of more than • Every Thursday in July from 3:30 to Bachelor of Science in 680 students who received their mas- Kimberly Sysopha, of Douglas, Class Education. 4:30 p.m. is LEGO Club. Please join us of 2015 ter’s or doctoral degrees at the Graduate if you are interested! This is a drop-in Caitlin McKeon, of Uxbridge, received Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, Marissa Valentine, of Douglas, Class a Bachelor of Arts. program in the Children’s Room. It is of 2016 May 17 at the Thomas M. Ryan Center on important to bring your own building Jeena Steffen, of Uxbridge, received a the Kingston Campus. Master of Education. base as we only have a few. All partici- The following students from your pants must be age 7 up. This is a great BECKER COLLEGE Jessica Andersen, of Whitinsville, area graduated from URI with graduate received a Master of Arts. program for boys and girls! degrees: • July 7: Kids Yoga with Instructor Amy Branchaud, of Whitinsville, Beth-Ann Tek, of Northbridge, WORCESTER — The following resi- received a Bachelor of Arts. Amy Nadeau (see June calendar infor- received a Doctor of Philosophy, mation for details) dents were part of Becker College’s Class Jessica Findlay, of Whitinsville, Education of 2014, which graduated during the col- received a Master of Education. • July 11, 18 and 25: Morning Story Monica Joseph, of Uxbridge, received Time will be held from 10:30-11 a.m. with lege’s 226th commencement ceremony, Silvia Fomin, of Whitinsville, received a Doctor of Physical Therapy held on Saturday, May 10, at 11 a.m., a Master of Education. Miss Jen. This is a drop-in program, Eric Ford, of Uxbridge, received a no registration required. All ages are at the Hanover Theatre in Worcester. Bridget McGrath, of Whitinsville, Master of Environmental Science and Three hundred and fifty four candidates received a Bachelor of Science. welcome. Management • July 17: From 1:30-2:30 p.m., Edwina were awarded bachelor of science, bach- Brittany Saucier, of Whitinsville, Molly Hunt, of Northbridge, received elor of arts, and associate of science received a Bachelor of Arts. Porter will be holding craft time with a Master of Environmental Science and kaleidoscopes. This fun activity will be degrees. Becker alumnus Len Gengel, Management Class of 1984, delivered the keynote in either the YA room or the library address. FRANKLIN PIERCE UNIVERSITY back lawn. This is a drop-in program, so Molly Jeanne Cox, of Douglas, gradu- WESTERN NEW ENGLAND please come! ated with a AS in Nursing. UNIVERSITY • July 18: Come to the library back RINDGE, N.H. —The following local lawn from 12:30-1 p.m. and see a variety Timothy Myles Hill, of Douglas, gradu- students were recognized for their aca- ated with a AS in Nursing. of reptiles as part of the Museum of demic achievement in the spring 2014 SPRINGFIELD — Nichole A. Breau, Science Traveling Reptile Program! Anita R. Johnson, of Northbridge, semester at Franklin Pierce University graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BS of Douglas, has been named to the • July 21: Afternoon Bingo will be from in Rindge, N.H. Dean’s List at Western New England 4-4:45 p.m. Join us for a fun-filled activi- in Business Administration. • Alyssa K. Dolson, of Northbridge, Alisha Gail Manning, of Northbridge, for the spring semester of 2014. Breau ty. This is a drop-in program and all ages a junior majoring in Social Work and is majoring in Arts and Entertainment are encouraged to join in! graduated with a AS in Veterinary Counseling was named to the Dean’s Science. Management. Students are named to the Honors by maintaining a grade term Dean’s List for achieving a semester Alisha G. Manning, of Northbridge, point average of at least 3.85 on a scale DOUGLAS LIBRARY BOOK graduated with a BS in Veterinary grade point average of 3.30 or higher. of four. DISCUSSION Science. • Lindsay S. Sweet, of Uxbridge, a Erika Liane Manyak, of Douglas, grad- SPRINGFIELD — Patricia Jennifer junior majoring in Marketing was Horosz of Douglas, MA, has been named uated Summa Cum Laude with a BS in named to the Dean’s Honors by main- DOUGLAS — The next meeting of the Business Administration. to the Dean’s List at Western New Douglas Library Book Group will be taining a grade term point average of at England University for the spring semes- Jennifer M. Murphy, of Douglas, grad- least 3.85 on a scale of four. discussing James McBride’s “The Good uated with a BA in Interactive Media ter of 2014. Horosz is working towards a Lord Bird,” on Tuesday, July 8, at 6:30 Design. Doctor of Pharmacy degree. Students are p.m. Bradley Rienstra, of Douglas, grad- LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY named to the Dean’s List for achieving a Fleeing her violent master at the side uated Magna Cum Laude with a BA in semester grade point average of 3.30 or of legendary abolitionist John Brown Interactive Media Design. higher. at the height of the slavery debate in APPLETON, Wisc. — McKenzie mid-19th-century Kansas Territory, Walker, daughter of Michael and Patricia Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Henry pretends to be a girl to hide his ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY Walker, Uxbridge, earned a bachelor Seminar identity throughout the historic raid on of arts degree with a major in religious Harpers Ferry in 1859. Call the Library studies from Lawrence University DOUGLAS — Samantha Martin, a 508-476-2695 for a copy of the book. New BRISTOL, R.I. — The following local Sunday, June 15 at the college’s 165th resident of Douglas, recently attended members welcome. Homemade refresh- residents are among those to be named commencement. Walker is a 2010 grad- the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership ments, inspired by the title being dis- to the Roger Williams University Dean’s uate of Lincoln School, Providence, R.I. List for the spring 2014 semester. Full- Seminar held at Bentley University in cussed, will be served. time students who complete 12 or more Waltham. Martin joined 220 other young credits per semester and earn a GPA of NICHOLS COLLEGE 3.4 or higher are placed on the Dean’s high school leaders from the region. SIMON FAIRFIELD PUBLIC List that semester. Representing Douglas High School, LIBRARY Jaclyn Bates, majoring in Legal DUDLEY — Karrie Gorman, of Samantha is the daughter of Mr. and Studies Program, of Uxbridge Douglas, and the Nichols Class of 2014, Mrs. Robert Martin. has been inducted into the Omicron Each spring, select area sophomores DOUGLAS — The Simon Fairfield Nicole Capistran, majoring in Public Library in Douglas will be host- Undecided, of Northbridge Delta Epsilon honors society, which rec- from public and private high schools ognizes students who have excelled in convene at one of the 70 State Leadership ing a Library Beautification Project on Cheyenne Carey, majoring in Marine Saturday, July 12, from 9 a.m. to noon. Biology, of Northbridge the field of economics. Seminars across the country to recog- nize their leadership talents and apply Join us as we spread mulch, plant annu- Danielle Combs, majoring in Legal als, weed and neaten. We want our exteri- Studies Program, of Uxbridge them to becoming effective and ethical PROVIDENCE COLLEGE leaders. Student participants (known as or to look fantastic. Donations have been Sarah Deneault, majoring in made by Arbor Alliance and the Friends Management, of Northbridge HOBY Ambassadors) take part in hands- on activities, meet leaders in their state, of the Simon Fairfield Public Library. Jordyn Labriola, majoring in Criminal PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The following and explore their own personal leader- Light refreshments will be served. Justice, of Northbridge area residents have been named to the ship skills while learning how to lead Paige Lavallee, majoring in Legal Dean’s List at Providence College for the others and make a positive impact in DOUGLAS — On Thursday, July 17, at Studies Program, of Uxbridge Spring 2014 semester: their community. 7 p.m., the Friends of the Simon Fairfield Rachel Lozeau, majoring in Meghan Bernier, of Uxbridge, and a At the end of their seminars, HOBY Public Library, Douglas, Massachusetts Architecture, of Uxbridge member of the Class of 2014 Ambassadors are challenged to give back will meet at the Library to elect officers Emily White, majoring in Legal Jeffrey Copland, of Uxbridge, and a by serving at least 100 volunteer hours in and to vote by-laws in order to complete Studies Program, of Uxbridge member of the Class of 2014 their communities. Students who com- a formal request to the Secretary of State Benjamin Wright, of Uxbridge, and a plete the Leadership for Service (L4S) for non-profit status. All members are member of the Class of 2016 Challenge within 12 months of their welcome to attend. Refreshments will be BRYANT UNIVERSITY Nicholas von Hein, of Uxbridge, and a seminar are eligible for the HOBY L4S served. member of the Class of 2015 Challenge Award and the President’s SMITHFIELD, R.I. — The spring Volunteer Service Award. Alumni who semester Dean’s List at Bryant REGIS COLLEGE log 4,000 hours of service receive the University includes the following area President’s Call to Service Award from residents: www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, July 4, 2014• 11 Building committee members look toward the finish line SHAPTE February vacation may have school students. Cohen said he from the parents and students I begin with, and I think this continued from page A­­­ 1 proved a more stressful pro- was also happy to see the “sub- have spoken to. It is a beautiful will be better for students and cess to staff and students. stantial upgrade in technolo- building,” said Cohen. staff who will have a fresh summer. “It has been excellent, with gy,” including the one-to-one Douglas School Committee classroom to go into in the fall. He said while installing the exception of the significant iPad program, go as well as it Chairman Sonya Bouchard I am excited and really looking equipment for the facility on water leak,” said Cohen, add- did. agreed with Cohen that while forward to it.” the roof of the middle school ing that the district did not During the tour on Monday, the leak was a large setback for a significant amount of rain incur the cost of the incident, Cohen pointed out that the construction, she believes the Joy Richard may be reached come in through a hole causing and that insurance made up Douglas Public School District summer move will be a good at 508-909-4129 or by email at damage to previously complet- the difference. “That slowed us office will now be located with- thing. jrichard@stonebridgepress. ed work. down. It is going very smoothly in the middle school. He said “I think honestly, it was for com. Cohen said while frustrat- [now] and the new elementary currently, the district is in the the best,” said Bouchard, who ing and unfortunate, the inci- school is a great building.” process of appointing a full- has been involved with the dent may have been a bless- He said this school year was time superintendent. project as a School Committee ing in disguise, as a mid-year a success in the new building, “Anecdotally, the reaction member for the past year. “It transition during the shorter even with the extra middle has been incredibly positive was an aggressive schedule to Buffumville swimming closed, July 4 reopening eyed

below the state In the meantime, the 480-acre park ALGAE standard.” He said that surrounds the lake on Oxford Road continued from page A­­­ 1 the lake would still in Charlton is still open for hiking, pic- remain closed to nicking, volleyball, disc golf, fishing and Safety Festival was cancelled, but other swimmers until boating. activities, like fishing and boating, were water quality tests Ranger-led adventures coming up at still allowed while the waters were mon- showed acceptable the park include full moon hikes on July itored. levels for seven 12 and Aug. 9, beginning at 8:30 p.m. Durando said no one was sickened days straight. Water safety programs are scheduled or “affected negatively,” but that the A third sample for July 6, 13, and 20. Park rangers will closure of the water to swimmers was is scheduled to be give kids a quick lesson in staying safe a precautionary measure. Signs were taken and tested in the water on the beach starting at erected and announcements were made on Thursday, July 2 p.m., and send them off with a color- 3, just in time for ing book. There are no lifeguards at on Buffumville’s various social media File photo outlets. the holiday. Buffumville. Blue-green algae counts usually go The beach at Buffumville Lake has been closed due to an algae “At that point The park is open every day from dawn down on their own, so water treatment bloom in the water. Staff members are hopeful it will be reopened in if the results are to dusk May through September. wasn’t necessary. time for the Fourth of July holiday. acceptable we will A second water sample was taken on re-open for swim- Amanda Collins may be reached at Wednesday, June 25, and Durando said ming, and that’s (508) 909-4132 or by email at acollins@ testing revealed the blue-green algae fully what I antici- stonebridgepress.com. count was “significantly lower and pate,” said Durando. Private mortgage insurance Q: What is private mortgage who “invented the modern form of was passed. The act requires lend- drops in the future. insurance and why do I need it? Ask private mortgage insurance, help- ers to provide information about Of course, you can avoid paying ing to put home ownership within cancellation procedures and also PMI entirely if you put 20 percent Private mortgage insurance is the reach for millions of families…” requires that they provide borrow- down on a home. Additionally, if designed to protect lenders against Although PMI is designed to pro- ers with the specific date the 80 you’re applying for an FHA or VA loss when a borrower stops making Realtor tect the lender, the cost is paid by percent balance will be reached loan, this information does not payments on a loan. the borrower — most often as part (assuming regular payments are apply. 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In the years that followed, lower than 1 percent in our neck of when a property has been substan- panyrealestate.com. Disclaimer: The payment required for a convention- more and more Americans were the woods!). Once the loan balance tially improved by renovation or opinions and views expressed in this al loan. able to turn their dream of home- has been paid down to $160,000— addition. Some banks may require column are intended for informa- But during the 1950’s, a new ownership into reality. Attorney 80 percent of the original purchase at least two years of on-time pay- tional purposes only and shall not PMI concept was introduced. A Karl served as president and CEO price — the PMI can be cancelled. ments before they’ll consider such represent financial, legal, or other Milwaukee lawyer named Max of MGIC until his retirement (at the Because of problems in the a request, but it is well worth the professional advice. No endorsement H. Karl, frustrated with all the impressive age of 79). Upon his pass- past with lenders requiring PMI effort to find out. Once PMI is can- of any kind, expressed or implied, is paperwork involved with govern- ing in 1995, the New York Times beyond the 80 percent mark, the celled, it can’t be reinstated on a intended. ment-backed insurance, raised credited him as being the person Homeowners Protection Act of 1998 loan — even if the home’s value What can vacations teach you about investing? Summer is almost also want to help ensure it will “fuel” in the form of investments with of quality investments appropriate for here — which means it’s be there for your family in the reasonable growth potential. Without a your needs. If you only own one type Financial officially vacation sea- future, should anything hap- reasonable amount of growth-oriented of financial asset, and a downturn hits son. You may be looking Focus pen to you. That’s why you’ll vehicles in your portfolio, you could lose that asset class, your portfolio could forward to “getting away want to maintain adequate life ground to inflation and potentially fall take a big hit. But by diversifying your from it all,” but, as you JEFF and disability insurance. short of your objectives — so, over time, holdings, you can help reduce the effects know, vacations actually BURDICK Know your route. If you you may need to “refuel” by reviewing of volatility. Keep in mind, though, that require a fair amount of are driving to your vacation your portfolio and rebalancing if neces- diversification, by itself, can’t guarantee planning. And it might destination, you will want to sary. profits or protect against loss. surprise you to learn that some of the plan your route beforehand, so that you Protect yourself from getting burned. As we’ve seen, some of the same prin- efforts required for successful vacations can avoid time-consuming delays and If your vacation plans include a stay ciples that apply to creating a vacation can impart some valuable lessons in detours. And to reach your financial at the beach, you’ll need to protect may also be applicable to your investing other areas of your life — such as invest- goals, such as a comfortable retirement, yourself and your family from the hot habits. So, put these principles to work ing. you will also want to chart your course — sun — so make sure you’re all using to enjoy a pleasant vacation — and a Here are some vacation-related moves by creating an investment strategy that sunscreen. When you invest, you can potentially rewarding investment expe- that you may want to transfer to the is designed to help you work towards also get “burned” if you are not care- rience. investment and financial arenas: those goals based on your specific risk ful — especially if you are inclined to Secure your home. If you’re going on tolerance, investment preferences and chase after “hot” investments. By the This article was written by Edward vacation for a week or so, you may need time horizon. time you hear about these so-called siz- Jones for use by your local Edward to take some steps to safeguard your Keep enough gas in the tank. As you zlers, they may already be cooling off, Jones Financial Advisor. Please contact home: stopping your mail and newspa- set out on a road trip, you need a full and, even more importantly, they just Jeff Burdick, your local Edward Jones per, putting on a timer to turn on lights, tank of gas in your car, and you’ll have to might not be appropriate for your goals Advisor in Sturbridge at 508-347-1420 or alerting your neighbors that you’ll be out keep refueling along the way. And to “go and risk tolerance. Instead of becoming [email protected]. of town, and so on. But while it’s import- the distance” in pursuing your financial a “heat-seeking” investor, focus your ant to secure your home today, you will goals, you will need to have sufficient efforts on building a diversified array Green receives endorsement from Birth Announcements McGovern Milford Regional Medical Center announces their recent births: Whether it’s the Blackstone nothing more than to work with May 10 GRAFTON — Marty Green Valley Greenway or the him, in the coming months, A daughter, Arianna Rose Demery born to Nicole announced last week that he Shoppes at Blackstone Valley, to help the Blackstone Valley (Boucher) and Randy Demery. has received the endorsement of Marty knows how to overcome flourish,” said Green. “The 9th Grandparents are Rose Galimi-Hayes and Thomas Hayes Congressman Jim McGovern. obstacles to achieve results. I Worcester district has been my of Douglas and Michael and Irma Demery of Blacksktone. “I am proud to support Marty am confident Marty Green will home for nearly all my life and Great grandparents are Rocco Galimi of Douglas, Ruth to be the next state representa- bring his enthusiasm for this I truly believe that I have the Bickford of Northbridge and Shirley and Frank Griffin of tive for Grafton, Northbridge district to the State House as work experience, and under- Uxbridge. and Upton. As a small business he has done every day of his standing of it’s great residents, May 22 owner and father of two, Marty professional life.” to make that happen.” A son, Carter Kazijian born to Heather and Joshua knows first hand the challenge “I am extremely hum- Marty Green is running for Kazijian of Douglas. families face every day to make bled and honored to receive State Representative in the 9th Grandparents are Gary and Gail Payton of Hopedale, ends meet,” said McGovern. Congressman McGovern’s Worcester District, which con- and Steven Kazijian and Linda Bisdnack of Franklin. “From his time as Executive endorsement for state repre- sists of Grafton, Northbridge, Carter’s joins his brother Gavin Kazijian, 4. Director of the Blackstone sentative. The Congressman and Upton. To learn more about Valley Chamber of Commerce, has been a fantastic public Marty, please visit martygreen. Marty has played an integral servant to Massachusetts’ 2nd org. part in economic development Congressional District for near- in this region of Massachusetts. ly 20 years, and I would love 12 • Friday, July 4, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune Sports Five-run third inning boosts Cherry Valley past Northbridge

LEGION pressing, which worked. Demagian said after his team lost its hitting the ball and we’re not playing continued from page A­­­ 1 “We’ve got to put a streak together, third straight, scoring a total of three very smart baseball, either.” we’ve got to win three or four in a row,” runs in the three setbacks. “We’re not bunt found too much air, and Cherry Valley third baseman Tyler Golden made a diving catch. Golden then dou- bled Carey off at first, ending the threat. “Absolutely flawless effort defensive- ly,” Hart said. “We had a chance in the second inning to get a bunt down with [lead- off man Matt] Nichols coming up, and we didn’t do it,” Northbridge manager John Demagian said. “It just seems like we’re shooting ourselves in the foot.” Cherry Valley essentially won the game in the top of the third, when they scored their first five runs. Chris Daniels (2 for 4) started things with a frozen rope triple to left field, plating two. Daniels later scored on a wild pitch, which turned into the winning run. Two more runs were scored in the third off Northbridge starter Liam Cunningham (3 innings, 7 hits, 6 strike- outs, 1 walk) on a Mitchell Stepian (2 for 4) bloop RBI single and a James Sheehan (2 for 4) RBI single. “When they had the chance to pour it on, they poured it on,” Hart said. Simons then pitched a 1-2-3 bottom of the third, and he began to beam with confidence pitching with the lead. “Things are going great for him,” Hart said. “He’s pounding that strike zone, and that’s all we can ask from him.” After both teams left runners strand- ed in the fourth inning, Cherry Valley padded its lead with a two-run fifth Liam Cunningham of Northbridge got the start for Post 343, but Cherry Valley emerged victorious, 7-2. off reliever Corey Giguere (3 innings, 3 hits, 3 strikeouts, 2 walks). Daniels opened the frame with his second tri- ple to left field and then scored on a Sheehan RBI single that just went over the third baseman’s head. The final run was scored on a Brendan Ebol RBI groundout. “The bats came alive,” Hart said. “When you swing the bat, good things happen.” Chris Brouwer pitched a scoreless seventh inning for Northbridge, but Simons (7 hits, 8 strikeouts, 2 walks) finished what he started by tossing a complete game to help his club improve to 8-10. Northbridge dropped to 8-9 as both teams try to sneak into the Zone 4 play- offs as the season hits the home stretch in its final week. The top seven teams in the 13-team division advance to the postseason, and both Cherry Valley and Northbridge are narrowly on the outside looking in as of press time. “All week the previous week we’ve been talking about [playoff] scenarios. Tonight during pregame I told them we’re not talking about that anymore, we’re talking about winning tonight,” Hart said as he told his team to stop Northbridge’s Tom Horstkotte applies the tag on a Cherry Valley runner at first base.

Northbridge’s Matt Nichols opens the bottom of the first inning with a single.

Northbridge’s Teddy Carey finishes his swing, which turned into a second inning single. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, July 4, 2014• 13 Sports South just short against North in first Central Mass. All-Star Classic

Shane Padeni (22), formerly of Leicester High, shakes off a wide receiver during a passing play in the Central Mass. All-Star Classic.

running back Alexander 2015. Givins-Perry, who was Local standouts who made Nick Ethier photos named the team’s offensive the Southern All-Star squad (in Connor Gatto (71), formerly of Northbridge High, breaks the huddle in the Central Mass. All-Star Classic. MVP. Trailing by 17, Givins- alphabetical order) included Perry scored on a 6-yard run David Prouty’s Stephen Beahn with 43 seconds remaining in (1 rush, 3 yards), Tantasqua’s BY JON GOUIN The South All-Stars were in the second quarter. Preston SPORTS CORRESPONDENT the third quarter to make it a Spencer Duncan, Shepherd made up of players from 24 Wilkey tacked on a 32-yard 10-point contest. Hill’s Jake Gelb (2 rushes, 10 WORCESTER — On Friday area high schools, including field goal with 1 second to play Then, with 6:55 to play in yards), Northbridge’s Connor night, June 27, recently gradu- Stonebridge Press covered in the half, accounting for the the game, Givins-Perry Gatto, Givins-Perry (14 rush- ated high school football stars schools Auburn, Bartlett, Bay 17-0 score. struck again, this time from es, 68 yards, 2 touchdowns), from across the region strapped Path, David Prouty, Leicester, In the second half, the plot 8 yards out to make it a 17-14 Auburn’s Will Greelish, on the pads one last time. In the Northbridge, Shepherd Hill, twisted, and it was the South game. That possession came Shepherd Hill’s James inaugural Joseph R. Mewhiney Southbridge and Tantasqua. who controlled the majority of after a huge interception by McGuigan (1 reception, 24 Central Mass. All-Star Classic, It was a tale of two halves as play. The defense awakened, Blackstone-Millville’s John yards), Nichols (interception), teams representing the north- the North took it to the South completely shutting down the Savoie, the South’s defensive Southbridge’s Eli O’Leary, ern and southern portions of through the first two quar- North attack and holding them MVP, which set up the one- Leicester’s Shane Padeni (2 for Central Mass. took to John F. ters of play. The North offense to just 13 total yards and no play, 8-yard drive. 2 extra points), Southbridge’s Coughlin Field on the campus amassed 151 total yards in the points over the final two quar- Despite the late surge, South Jason Peck, Bay Path’s Justin of Worcester State University first two quarters (119 passing) ters. was be unable to overcome the Sherman and Southbridge’s to battle for bragging rights. to the South’s 42 total yards, A pair of second half intercep- halftime deficit, and it turned Emilio Torres. While the team from the and the disparity showed in a tions (the first by Blackstone out to be a hole too deep to dig Also making the team, but northern part of Worcester 17-0 halftime advantage for the Valley Tech’s Nick Wojnar) out from as North went on to a not participating in the 2014 County built a 17-0 lead through North. allowed South to climb back 17-14 victory. Classic were Shepherd Hill’s the first half of play, the south- The overall game MVP, into the game. Overall, South All in all, though, it would be Josh Ponce De Leon, Quaboag’s ern All-Stars made things close Dan Henrickson of St. Peter- had three picks as Tantasqua’s hard to call this first Central Nate Potter, Bartlett’s Ricky in the second half, pulling to Marian, scored both North Mike Nichols got the first with Mass. All-Star Classic anything Spooner, Uxbridge’s Jared within a field goal at 17-14. touchdowns while also pulling 5:11 remaining in the first but a rousing success and the Stewart and Northbridge’s North held off the late charge, in an interception. That pickoff quarter. overall consensus displayed Tom Tabur. though, to pull away with the halted a 15-play, 78-yard drive The biggest cog in South’s excitement for a return All- win. in the end zone with 2:46 to go offensive attack was Bartlett Star Classic in the summer of Douglas U12 soccer qualifies for Tournament of Champions

This spring the Douglas U12 Division in the Massachusetts Tournament of 1 boys’ soccer team won the MAYS Champions (MTOC) in Lancaster, home (Midland Area Youth Soccer) league of Massachusetts Youth Soccer. championship with a 4-1 win over Douglas beat Weymouth 1-0, tied Oxford. The team won the regular sea- Needham 2-2 and lost to Ludlow 5-0. son title by recording a 6-0-2 record. Their 1-1-1 record was good for seventh They then beat Grafton 2-1 in penal- place out of 12 teams that were in the ty kicks in the league semifinal before MTOC. Douglas finished the season with beating Oxford for the championship. a 9-1-3 overall record. They were coached By winning the MAYS league champi- by Greg Massotti and Alex Ferguson. onship, the Douglas team earned a spot

Courtesy photo The Douglas U12 Division 1 boys’ soccer team included, from left, (front row) Declan Chapman, Andrew DeFalco, Garrett LaFortune, Connor Loehr, Seth Massotti, Shea Finnegan, (back row) assistant coach Alex Ferguson, Mike Fresh, Keegan Ferguson, Mark Pepin, Leo Gualtieri, Bryce Meizen, Ryan Martin, Caleb L’Italien and head coach Greg Massotti.

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ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE WEBSTER – 44 Colonial Rd! Across DUDLEY – 12 Shine Ave! Custom 6+ DUDLEY – 24 Camelot/Mason Rd Ext! DUDLEY – 1 Britlee’s Way! Brand New SUTTON - LAKE SINGLETARY! WEBSTER – AUBURN – 5 Park Terrace! AUBURN - 447 Leicester St! 9 Rm, from LAKE! Sunset Views! 8 Rrm Rm Contemp Ranch/Cape! 2,888’! 5/8 Acre 2,350’ 7 Rm Colonial! 1+Acre Corner 8 Rm Colonial on 2 Acres! Applianced “2009” 5,445’ 15 Rm Custom Colonial! New England Commons! Adult 55+! Convenient! 5 Rm Ranch! Recent 3200’ Garrison Colonial Built 2003! Colonial! Custom Granite Kit w/Cherry Corner Lot! Appliance Kit w/Center Isl/ Lot! Kit w/ Island! Formal Din Rm w/ Granite Kit w/Maple Cabs! Gas Frplcd 4.65 Acres! Sunsets & Expansive Lake 2 Bdrms! 1 to 2 Baths/Master! Renovations include New Roof, New Set on 2.2 Acres! 275’ Driveway! Views Cabs, Center Island, SS Appliances! Breakfast Bar! Din Rm w/Hrdwds! Liv Rm Hrdwds! Spacious Liv Rm! Frplcd Fam Fam Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling! Formal Views! Fantastic Master Suite! Super Applianced! Granite! Hrdwds, Tile & Flooring including 3 Bdrms of Carpeting, Over Distant Hills! 4 Bdrms! 3 Baths! Frplc Liv Rm! Din Rm w/ Hrdwds! 3/4 w/Frplc & Entertainment Center! Grand Din & Liv Rms w/Crowns & Chair Rails! Applianced Granite Kit w/Cherry Carpet! Basements! Garage! C/Air! Painting & Appliances! Comfortable Liv Hobbyist/Car Lovers Dream, Heated Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Media Rm w/Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! Master Entry Foyer! 3 Bdrms! 1st Flr Master Suite Bath! 2.5 Baths! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! 3 Bdrms! Tile & Cabinets! Lower Level Fam Rm w/Kit & Security! Community Center! Walking Rm! 2 Bathrms! Semi-Finished Lower 40X32’ Garage w/12’ Doors! Ceiling Rm w/Radiant Floor Heat! C/Air! C/ w/Walk-in Closets, Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Hrdwds Floors! C/Air! LP Gas Heat! 2 Car Vac! Garage! Shed! Walk to Swimming! Farmer’s Porch! Deck! 27’AG Pool! Theatre! 5 Bdrms! 4.5 Baths! Office Trails! Low Fees! Convenient! Level! HW Baseboard Heat! 1 Garage Height of 13’8! 9,000 LB Vehicle Lift! $319,900.00 2 Car Garage! $339,900.00 $274,900.00 Garage! $374,900.00 Over 3 Car Garage! $1,249,000.00 From $234,900.00 Under! 10,499’ Lot! $184,900.00 $339,900.00

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NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT WEBSTER – 41 Rawson Rd! WEBSTER - 64 Old Douglas Rd! WEBSTER – 65 Bigelow Rd! WEBSTER – 890 School St! 6 Rm Cape! DUDLEY – 150 Southbridge Rd! 8 WEBSTER – 41 Klebart Ave! DUDLEY – 2 Britlee’s Way! Brand DUDLEY – 10 Lynn Lane! 7 Rm Antique Farmhouse! Custom Split Entry Cape! Over 1 1600’ 7 Rm Cape! Applianced Eat-in Country Kit w/Ceramic Tile Center Isl! Rm Cape! 2nd Flr 3 Rm In-Law Apart! Convenient! Immaculate 6 Rm Colonial! New 8 Rm 2,500’ Colonial on 7 Acres! 7 Rm Split Entry! Lower Level Kit! 2.4 Acres! Beautiful Stone Walls! Acre of Privacy! 6 Rms! Cathedral Country Kit w/Breakfast Bar! Liv Rm Glass Door Pantry! Slider to Trex Deck! Private 1.85 Acres! 1st Flr - Applianced 3 Bdrms! GLEAMING HARDWOOD Applianced Granite Kit! Gas Frplcd Fam Rm/Din Area! All Hardwoods on Country Kit! Beamed Liv Rm w/ Ceilings! 3 Bdrms! Master Suite w/Hrdwds! 1st Flr Bdrm! 3 Bdrms Formal Din Rm & Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! 3 Eat-in Kit, Frplc Liv Rm, 2 Bdrms, Tile FLOORS! Cabinet Packed Kit! Frplc Liv Great Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling! Formal Main Level! Open Floor Plan! Front Frplc! 3 Bdrms! 1.5 Baths! w/Bath! 2 Full Baths! Detached 2 Total! 1st Flr Laundry! Natural Bdrms! Master w/Hrdwds! Full Bath w/ Bath, 11X16 Yr Rd Sitting Rm! Handicap Rm! 1.5 Baths! 1st Flr Laundry! Relaxing Din & Liv Rms w/Crowns & Chair Rails! to Back Liv Rm w/slider to Deck! 3 34X36 Garage! Work Shop! Car Garage w/500sq.ft. Loft - Woods! Hrdwds 1st Flr! Remodeled Dble Sinks, Linen Closet & Skylight! 1.5 Ramp! 3/5 Bdrm Home! 2 Car Garage! Screen Porch! Recent Roof! Replacement 4 Bdrms! Master Suite! 2.5 Baths! Tile, Bedrooms! Full Tile Bath! 2 Horse Stalls! Electric Fence! “Man Town”! Bath! 2 Garages, 3 Cars! 22’ Office Baths! Walkout Lower Level w/Laundry! Walk-out Basement! Don’t Delay! Windows! Vinyl Sided! 1 Car Garage! Hrdwds & Wall to Wall! C/Air! LP Gas 2 Car Garage! 1/3 Acre! $424,900.00 $239,900.00 wA/C! $199,900.00 Minutes to Rt. 395! $219,900.00 $219,900.00 Move Right In! $198,900.00 Heat! 2 Car Garage! $399,900.00 $169,900.00 SIMILARSIMILAR NEWNEW CONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION

SOLD SOLDSOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT SOLD DUDLEY – 3 Jonathan Pass! 8 Rm THOMPSON - QUADDICK DEEDED THOMPSON – 79 Sunset Hill Rd! DOUGLAS - 46 Hemlock St! DUDLEY – 2 Dudley Oxford Rd! WEBSTER - 25 Skyview Lane! 8 Rm WEBSTER – 11 Shawn Lane! WOW CHARLTON – Lot 13 Hannah’s Way! Colonial! 1.51 Acres! Granite Kit w/ a 60’ 6 Rm Ranch set on .89 Acre New Construction! 2,760’! 9 Rms! Colonial! Family Neighborhood! 1+ Acre ACCESS Across the Street! 37 Breaults Thompson Hill Near! 7 Rm Cape on 3.1 Gentleman’s Farm! 2.44 Acres! New HUGE 9 Rm Colonial! 2 Story Grand Pro Landscaped Lot w/Irrigation! Open Landing! Swim, Fish, Canoe, Kayak, Beautiful Acres! Remodeled Applianced Appl. Granite Kit w/Beamed Ceiling! Entry! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Hrdwds! Din Rm, Fireplaced Liv Rm & Lot! Applianced Kit w/Island! Liv Rm Granite Kit! 3/4 Bdrms! Master Suite! Fam Rm w/Hrdwds! Huge Master w/Full w/Cathedrals! Din Rm! 3 Spacious Flr Plan! Eat-in Appliance Kit w/Center Isl! Etc! 4 Plus Rm Expandable Cape! Yr Kitchen! Dining Rm w/Tile Flr! Huge Din Rm w/Built-ins! Liv Rm! Fam Rm Applianced Kit w/Ceramic Tile! 4Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 20x20 Fam Rm! Hardwoods! Formal Din Rm & Frplc Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Rd Living or Ideal 2nd Home! 12x38 Living Rm w/Frplc & Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms w/Sliders to Flower Gardens! 5 Master Bdrm w/Walk-in Closet & Bath & 2 Walk-in Closets! Office/4th Bdrms w/Walk-ins! Master Bath w/ Master Bath! 2.5 Baths Total! Walk-out Bdrm! 2nd Flr Laundry Rm! Walk-out Sep Tub & Shower! 2 Full Baths! 2x6 Construction! Central Air! Trex Great Rm w/Surround Sound! Master Deck! Appliance Eat-in Kit! 2 Bdrms! - 2 on First Flr w/Hrdwds! Second Flr 2 Bdrms! 2 Baths! 2 Stall Horse Barn Decking! 2 Car Gagage! 1+ Acre! Suite! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Game Rm! Full Basement! Recent Furnace! Rm Master Suite w/Bath! 2 Full Baths! w/Attached Workshop/Tack Rm! 3 Finished Lower Level! 1/2Acre Corner Lower Level - Finish for Added Rms! 2 1st Flr Laundry! Huge Basement! Garages W/Loft! $324,900.00 Lot! Gas Heat! $279,900.00 Car Garage! $299,900.00 $234,900.00 $389,900.00 2 Car Garage! $324,900.00 $174,900.00 Breezeway to Garage! $219,900.00

SOLDSOLD ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT THOMPSON – 1496 Riverside Dr! WEBSTER – New England WEBSTER – 8 Pinehurst Dr! 5+ DUDLEY – 309 Dresser Hill WEBSTER – 6 LeBouef Lane! WEBSTER – 30 Houghton St! 8 Rm OXFORD – 93 Charlton Street! WEBSTER – 1 Dominique Dr! Young 7 Rm Colonial! 1.9 Acres! 28’ 8 Rm Custom Ranch w/Brady Sun Brand New! 6 Rm Split! Huge Commons! 55+! 6 B Deerfield Rm Ranch! Eat-in Applianced Country Rd! Huge 12 Rm Cape! Spacious Spacious 6 Rm Ranch! Great View Ranch! Eat-in Kit w/SS Appliances! Frplc Farmers Porch! New Carpet & Paint Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Rm & Attached 2 Car Garage! 27.5x52’! Cabinet Packed Tile Dr.W! 5 Rms! Applianced Granite Kitchen! Brick Fireplace Living Rm! Throughout! 20’ Formal Dining Rm! of Webster Lake! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Throughout! Tile Kit w/Breakfast Nook! Kit w/Tile Flr! Liv Rm & Din Area w/ Den plus 2 Bdrms, or 3 Bdrms w/ 32’ Frplcd Living Rm w/Hrdwds! 1st Liv Rm w/Hrdwds, Bow Window & Tile Bath! Den! Office/Study! Lower Level Applianced Kit! Hrdwds Throughout! Kitchen w/Dining Area! 3 Bdrms! Liv & Din Rms w/Hrdwd Flrs! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Master Suite & Bath! Hardwoods! 2 Bdrms! Master w/Tray Hardwood Floors! Full Tile Bath! or 2nd Flr Masters! 4/5 Bdrms! 3 Recessed Lighting! Fully Appliance Playroom w/Frplc, 2nd Full Bath! Workshop Master Bath w/Dual Vanities & Jacuzzi 3 Bdrms! 3 Bathrms! 2 Frplcs! Area! Garage! ING Pool! Trex Deck! Fenced Finished Lower Level! C/Air! 1.09 2x6 Construction! 2 Car Garage! Ceiling, Walk-in Closet & ? Bath! 1.5 Enclosed Porch! Lower Level w/ Baths! Finished Lower Level! Kit! Din Rm & Fam Rm! 1st Flr Tub! 2.5 Tiled Baths! 23’ Fam Rm! C/Air! Baths! A/C! Full Basement! Garage! Laundry! Carport for 2 Cars! 1/2 Acre Yard! Newer Roof, Siding, Windows! Town Acres! Paver Patio! Shed! Central Air! Deck! Town Services! Stone Fireplace! Attached Garage! Garage! In-Ground Pool! 2 Car Garage! AGPool! $5,000 Towards $244,900.00 $139,900.00 $279,900.00 Lot! $189,900.00 Services! $214,900.00 Closing! $259,900.00 $289,900.00 $239,900.00 NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING

NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD ON DEPOSIT CHARLTON – 15 Lindsey Lane! 10 Rm, 2914’ Custom Colonial! 1.15 Acres WEBSTER LAKE – 701 Treasure DUDLEY – 5 Maple Dr! 6 Rm 52’ WEBSTER – 6 McGovern! Hospital WEBSTER – 27 Cushing Rd! Professionally Landscaped! 44’ In Ground Pool! 2 Story Grand Foyer w/Marble Floor Island! Townhouse End Unit! One California Brick Ranch! 25’ Frplcd Liv Near! Ideal 5 Rm Ranch! Remodeled Kit - Conveniently Located 8 Rm Colonial! & Open Staircase! 1st Flr w/9’ Ceilings! Gorgeous Eat-in Kit w/Granite Counters, Owner! 6Rms, 2 Bdrms, Master Bath, Rm! Spacious Din Rm! Cozy Kit! 3 Bdrms Cabinets, Granite, Hrdwds & Appliances! SS Appliance Kit w/Island! Gas WEBSTER LAKE – 29 South Point Rd! Panoramic Views of Middle Pond Ceramic/Glass Back Splash, Granite Isl w/Breakfast/Lunch Bar, Recent SS Appliances, 2.5 Baths Total! Applianced! Din Rm w/Hrdwds! 2 Masters, 1 Master w/Bthrm Din Area w/Cabinetry, Granite & Hrdwds! Frplc Fam Rm w/Ceiling Fan, Slider & South Pond! 188’ Waterfront with a 15,594’ Lot! All Day Sun! Sunrises Work Station & Din Area w/Sliders to the Deck! Open Floor Plan! Frplc Fam Rm w/ w/Sliders to Deck! Frplcd Fam Rm & Walk-in Closet! 2 Bathrooms! Beautiful Liv Rm w/Hrdwds & Frplc w/Gas Insert! to Deck! Din & Liv Rms w/Crown & Sunsets from the Shores of this Point Lot! 9 Room Colonial Ready for Cathedrals! Formal Din Rm w/Tray Ceiling, Hrdwds & Chair Rail! Formal Liv Rm w/ w/Sliders to Patio! C/Air! Garage w/ 3 Season Rm! Roof 2006! Furnace & Fam Rm! Master w/Walk-in Closet! Both Moldings & Hrdwds! 4 Bdrms! Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Tile Bath! Furnace, Your Personal Tastes to Update this Charming Landmark! 2 Complete Hrdwds! Office, Half Bath & Laundry Complete Main Level! 2nd Flr w/4 Bdrms & 2 Full Storage! 2 BOAT SLIPS! Hot Water 2012! Recent Windows! Master w/Walk-in Closet, Full Bath! Living Levels Ideal for In-Laws or Extended Family! 2 Kitchens! 3 Bdrms! Heated Pool! Sandy Beach! Carport! 1 Car Garage Under Possible! Windows, Gutters, Siding, Shutters 2012! 2.5 Baths Total! 2 Car Garage! Baths! Master w/Walk-in Closet & Bath w/Dble Vanities, Whirlpool, Enclosed Area w/ Garages! 1/2 Acre! $259,900.00 2 Baths! 2 Fireplaces! New Buderus Furnace! $524,900.00 Shower & Commode! Hall Bath w/Dble Vanity! 2 Z C/Air! 3 Car Garage! $399,900.00 $269,900.00 $169,900.00 $269,900.00

ON DEPOSIT SOLDSOLD ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING WEBSTER LAKE – 63 Point Pleasant WEBSTER LAKE - Killdeer Island! WEBSTER LAKE - 406 Treasure WEBSTER – 4 Tanner Rd! Custom 9 WEBSTER LAKE – 18 Cross WEBSTER LAKE - 263 Thompson Rd! Panoramic View of Middle Pond! WEBSTER LAKE – 7 Point Island Townhouse! End Unit! 6 Pleasant Ave! Middle Pond! Rd! Middle Pond! Huge Lake Views! 67 South Shore Rd! 5 Rm Summer Rm, 3,494’ Brick Ranch! .68 Acres! 70’ Ct! Killdeer Island - North Pond Beautiful Sunrises! Built as a 3 Family for 3 Family Members! Used as a Rms! 2 Bdrms! Master w/Hrdwds – Western Exposure – Beautiful 2nd Home w/2 Separate Yr Rd Rental Units! Lower Level is “Main Level”, Eastern Exposure! 48’ Waterfront! Ideal Second Home! Year Round 5 Room Cottage! Comfortable Cozy Liv Rm Deck! Fam Rm w/Cathedrals, Skylight, Ranch! Open Floor Plan! Fireplaced w/Stone Fireplace Leading Out & Bath! 2.5 Baths! Stainless Kit w/ Stone Frplc & Hrdwds! Din & Liv Rms Sunsets! 7 Rms! Custom Kitchen! Spacious 7 Rm Home in Itself! Applianced Kit! Din Area & Liv Rm w/Lake 7,000’+- Lot! Small 4 Room Hrdwds! Din/Liv w/Hrdwds! Views! Yr Rd Porch! 2 Bdrms! 1 Full + 2 Half Baths! Lake Facing Pub Style Summer Cottage! 2 Bedrooms! Living Room! Gleaming Hardwood Floors to the Enclosed Porch Ideal for w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Master Lake Facing Liv Rm! Lake Facing Throughout! 2 Bedrooms! Custom Entertaining! Kitchen! 3 Bdrms! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Tile Flr! CAir! Gas Master Bedroom w/Cathedral Ceiling! Fam Rm w/Wet Bar! 2nd Flr from the Lake is Set Up as 2 Apartments! 3+ Full Bath! Remodel It or Tear It Heat! Heated Garage! Suite! 1st Flr Laundry! Finished Lower Rms & 4+ Rms! 1/2 Bdrms! 1/1 Baths! w/Lake Facing Liv Rms & Bdrms! Down for the Land! Good Potential! Dock Set Up! Ready For This Summer! Detached 2 Car Garage for Storage of Level! C/Air! Security! 2 Car Garage! 3 Bdrms! 2 Full Baths! C/Air! Super 2 $389,900.00 2 SLIPS! Beach! Pool! Off Set Costs! $579,900.00 $199,900.00 all the Lake Toys! $389,900.00 $269,900.00 $399,900.00 Car Garage! $499,900.00 hope2own.com Featured Open House 508.943.4333 WEBSTER - 4 RALEIGH RD Sharon Pelletier - Broker OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, JULY 6 • 2-4 Licensed in MA, CT & RI NEW LISTING! Welcome home to this move-in place your furni- ture is open floor plan, 3 bedroom ranch! Large cabinet packed eat-in kitchen with recessed lighting, hdwd floors throughout the WE WANT YOUR 3 bdrms and living room, manicured yard, full walk-out basement with garage access, not a thing to do but move in. $219,900 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 LISTINGS! Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! * June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Vanessa Kubic Hoenig * Diane Strzelecki * Matt Ross * Lori Johnson-Chausse

WEBSTER - 6 CROSBY ST WEBSTER - 2 HIGHCREST PARK WEBSTER - 65 LAKESIDE AVE WEBSTER - 17 TANNER RD DUDLEY - 22 HALL ROAD

SOLD NEW LISTING! Custom Built Executive Ranch!! Almost NEW LISTING! Townhouse unit #2, great location. Owner ON DEPOSIT 1700 sq. ft of living space. Open floor plan combines Immaculate home with beautiful hardwood floors, all has made it easy for you! Fresh paint! Gleaming hdwd in Estate Sale Opportunity: Grand old colonial. Beautiful custom natural woodwork, very unique features, walk-up attic living & dining rooms along with a wall of custom dining and living areas! This unit is move-in ready! Large NEW LISTING! Close to neighborhood beach and woodwork. Loads of character. Gorgeous formal living/dining com- windows facing backyard pool area! Cozy Fireplace! 3 to provide extra living space/bedroom, on a quiet street, bination. Separated by natural wood archway. With outdoor access living room has picture window and front door access! boat launch! Open concept living on First Floor! season room with slate floor. Oil heat. Central air. 3 just minutes from Exit 1, I-395. Bonus: Extra lot offers Fully applianced kitchen! Central air! Central vac! Washer Kitchen has newer appliances! Full Bath with jetted to wrap around porch. Grand custom wood staircase. 4 spacious 2nd many opportunities. Don’t miss out on this opportunity! and dryer on first floor! 2nd floor has 2 large bdrms and tub and separate shower! Finished Lower Level! floor bedrooms. 2-car garage. Closest to exit 3 off Rte 39 bedrooms by design or 2 master rooms. 20X40 pool! $164,500. roomy bathroom. $132,000. Heat - Hot water baseboard - Oil! $134,900 New Price $115,900 Irrigation system!! NEW PRICE $214,900 AUBURN - 22 JADE HILL RD WEBSTER - 108 THOMPSON ROAD KILLINGLY, CT - 16 TUNK CITY RD WEBSTER ~ 8 MIKES WAY WEBSTER THOMPSON ROAD 2 Lots, Level and cleared! Lot B $40,000! Lot C $45,000! NEW LISTING! Unique Chalet-style contemporary NEW LISTING! Come home to this Charming Charming hip roof colonial! Great Neighborhood setting - situated on a private wooded lot! Offers a wonderful One Level Ranch Home! Immaculate, Just move yet tucked away for maximum privacy! Formal living & dining Very close to Memorial open layout! 2 full baths! Refinished hardwoods! 3+ acres Commercially Zoned! 340 feet Street right in! 2.83 Acres of Privacy! Lg Open Level rms, plus a cozy fireplaced family rm - ALL w/beautiful hard- Master bath with jacuzzi tub! Excellent location for frontage on Thompson Rd., 450 feet on Tower St., 339 Yard! 2x6 Construction! 6 Yr +/- young Architect wood floors! Lovely kitchen & informal dining w/ceramic floors Beach! Town Water & Sewer! the commuter close to 395 and Mass Pike! Quick feet on Paper Rd - Summit St. Included is a 2 family, Roof, 5 Yr +/- Young 2.5 Bay Open Post & Beam & French doors to private rear deck! Large front to back master Don’t miss out! closing possible. $227,000 Fieldstone constructed 2 car garage. B-4 Zoned. Garage & much more! $199,900 bedroom, 3 Brs total! 2 car garage! New Price $279,875

WEBSTER LAKE - 102 BEACON PARK WEBSTER LAKE - 101 BEACON PARK WEBSTER LAKE - 33 WAKEFIELD AVE UXBRIDGE - 20 VINE ST 103 S CHARLTON RD - CHARLTON

ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT SOLD ON DEPOSIT Beautiful Grand Hip Roof Colonial! Great Location w/166’ frontage on Cul Waterfront - 103 S Charlton Rd Charlton Summer De Sac! Very Private! Features a 2 Story Center Hall Foyer! Gourmet Kitchen Cottage on South Charlton Reservoir! Take it down a NEW LISTING! Garden Unit Condo, Unit# 1 on the Webster Lake Cottage - Relax and enjoy the calm w/Center Island, Granite & Stainless! Formal Dining Room! Incredible notch and come to the Lake for some R & R!! 75’ of NEW LISTING! Townhouse Condo Unit# 2! Shores of Webster Lake. One level living with Deeded Desirable end unit with deeded boat slip! Private morning waters and incredible western sunsets! 14x20 Sky-lit Family Room w/Fireplace & Tray Ceilings! Hardwood & waterfrontage! 3 bedrooms! Modern full Bath! Open Boat Slip! Desirable end unit with side windows that Floor Plan to Kitchen, Dining, & Living Room with side balcony! Spacious Master Suite with Skylighted provides plenty of natural sunlite! Spacious lake Level waterfront yard = user friendly! Screened in Ceramic Flooring! 3 Spacious Bedrooms! 2-1/2 Baths! including an 18x13 Bath! Large 2nd Bedroom and full bath! Security Master Bedroom w/Tray Ceilings! Walk In Closet & Private Master Bath! exposed Cathedral Ceiling! This gem has been in the facing Master Bedroom with private bath! Lg. 2nd front porch! 3 bdrms! Enjoy all waterfront activi- family since 1963 ~ and now, Lucky You, it’s your turn to System! $299,900. bedroom & full bath. $249,900. Finished Walk Out LL! 2 Car Garage! Municipal Water & Sewer! Central Air! ties from this sandy shoreline! $324,900. Security System! New Price $369,000. Treasure It! $229,000. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, July 4, 2014 • 3

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Woodstock $389,000 Pomfret $235,000 COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR LEASE Thompson $205,000 Woodstock $426,900 Woodstock – Fern’s Plaza Woodstock – Little River Plaza

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Oakview 508-943-7669 • 508-949-3205 Estates Maria Reed Diane Luong Bob Zannotti Dudley JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com 508-873-9254 774-239-2937 508-414-8101 Open House Directory 55+ LICENSEDLICENSED IN IN MA MA & & CT CT Deadline: Monday at 10am Jo-Ann Szymczak Call any agent listed Community “Home “Home Ownership Ownership Matters” Matters” (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse CRS, GRI, SRES, ASP above for a showing (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community THOMPSON, CT - QUADDICK LAKE THOMPSON, CT - LITTLE POND ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE * 3 baths, 10 rooms * Water access * Cathedral * Family room SUNDAY, JULY 6, 2014 ceilings * 3/4 acre lot * 3 bedrooms 1.9 ACRES * Custom kitchen $169,900 w/center island * Garage DUDLEY * Deck 43 Old Southbridge Rd S 11-1 $229,900 Re/Max Advantage 1 * Waterview from Jo-Ann Szymczak 774-230-5044 most rooms * Fireplace 1 Fifth Ave S 1-3 $174,500 Re/Max Advantage 1 Jo-Ann Szymczak 774-230-5044 30 Lakeside Dr 144 Center St. Jon’s Way T 1-3 $224,900 Re/Max Advantage 1 OXFORD CONDO 55+ Dave Vitkus 774-230-6580 WEBSTER - NEAR WEBSTER - INGROUND POOL STATE BOAT RAMP OFFERS CONSIDERED NEAR WEBSTER LAKE

* Family room $259,900 $217,000 * Fireplace * Select new carpeting * 55+ community * Applianced * End unit * Contemporary * Walk to * 2 baths * 2 bedrooms Webster Lake * Cherry kitchen * Loft * Cathedrals * HW * Granite Counters * 20 minutes to Worcester * Cathedrals To have your open house listed in this directory please contact Sandy @ 508-909-4110 75 Lakeside Ave 7 Lillian Ave 18 Daniel Dr 4 • Friday, July 4, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE Subject to the reservations set forth in Commonwealth of Massachusetts COMMONWEALTH OF OF REAL ESTATE Article 10 of the Master Deed to amend The Trial Court MASSACHUSETTS By virtue and in execution of the Power said Master Deed to include in said Worcester Probate and Family LAND COURT of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Condominium subsequent sub-phases Court DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL given by Christopher Bloom and Sarah thereof as 225 Main Street COURT Bloom to Mortgage Electronic Regis- described in said Master Deed. where- Worcester, MA 01608 ORDER OF NOTICE tration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, upon the percentage interest of the Docket No. WO14P1765GD Case No.: 14 MISC 484213 Reliant Mortgage Company, LLC, its Unit hereby conveyed in the common NOTICE AND ORDER: TO: Michael R. Levesque and to all successors and assigns, dated March areas and facilities will be changed. Petition for Appointment of persons entitled to the benefit of the 3, 2005 and recorded with the Worces- For Title see deed recorded herewith in Guardian of a Minor Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, ter County (Worcester District) Regis- Book 35817 Page 353 In the interests of 50 U.S.C. App. Section 501 et seq.: try of Deeds at Book 35817, Page 355 The premises are to be sold subject to Braeden Charles Hopkins Nationstar Mortgage, LLC claiming subsequently assigned to Nationstar and with the benefit of all easements, of Blackstone, MA to have an interest in a Mortgage Mortgage, LLC by Mortgage Electron- restrictions, building and zoning laws, Minor covering real property in Uxbridge, ic Registration Systems, Inc. as nom- Eagles View Condominium, Trust- NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED numbered 45 Patriot Way, given by inee for, Reliant Mortgage Company, ees of the Eagles View Condominium PARTIES Michael R. Levesque to Mortgage LLC, its successors and assigns by Trust, Trustees of the Eagles View 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., assignment recorded in said Registry Condominium Trust and Trustees of a Petition for Appointment of Guard- as Nominee for American Brokers of Deeds at Book 51232, Page 327, of the Eagles View Condominium Trust ian of a Minor filed on 06/02/2014 by Conduit, dated November 22, 2005, which Mortgage the undersigned is the liens, attorneys fees and costs pursu- Donna A Hopkins-Jones of Blackstone, and recorded in Worcester County present holder for breach of the condi- ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, MA will be held 07/14/2014 08:30 AM (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds tions of said Mortgage and for the pur- tax titles, water bills, municipal liens Motion in Book 37866, Page 286, and now pose of foreclosing same will be sold and assessments, rights of tenants Located Court Room 11, Worces- held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/ at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on July and parties in possession. ter Probate Court, 225 Main Street, have filed with this court a complaint 11, 2014 at 102 Eagle View Drive, Unit TERMS OF SALE: Worcester, MA 01608. for determination of Defendant’s/ F-2, Douglas, MA, all and singular the A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOL- 2. Response to Petition: You may Defendants’ Servicemembers sta- premises described in said Mortgage, LARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in respond by filing a written response to tus. If you now are, or recently have to wit: the form of a certified check or bank the Petition or by appearing in person been, in the active military service of Unit No. F-2 (the “Unit”) in Building F, of treasurer’s check will be required to be at the hearing. If you choose to file a the United States of America, then Eagles View Condominium (the “Con- delivered at or before the time the bid written response, you need to: you may be entitled to the benefits dominium”), a condominium created is offered. The successful bidder will File the original with the Court; and of the Servicemembers Civil Relief pursuant and subject to the provisions be required to execute a Foreclosure Mail a copy to all interested parties Act. If you object to a foreclosure of Chapter 183A of the General Laws Sale Agreement immediately after the at least five (5) business days before of the above-mentioned property on of Massachusetts and by a Master close of the bidding. The balance of the hearing. that basis, then you or your attor- Deed dated October 17, 1991 record- the purchase price shall be paid with- 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor ney must file a written appearance ed with the Worcester District Registry in thirty (30) days from the sale date (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has and answer in this court at Three of Deeds in Book 13717, Page 106 (as in the form of a certified check, bank the right to request that counsel be ap- Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 amended of record). treasurer’s check or other check satis- pointed for the minor. on or before July 28, 2014 or you will The Unit is conveyed together with an factory to Mortgagee’s attorney. The 4. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: be forever barred from claiming that undivided 2.45% interest in the com- Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at A minor over age 14 has the right to you are entitled to the benefits of said mon areas and facilities described in the sale, to reject any and all bids, to be present at any hearing, unless the Act. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER said Master Deed and in the By-laws continue the sale and to amend the Court finds that it is not in the minor’s Chief Justice of this Court on June of Eagles View Condominium Trust, terms of the sale by written or oral an- best interests. 12, 2014 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson the organization of unit owners through nouncement made before or during THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An import- Recorder A-4469228 07/04/2014 which the Condominium is managed the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set ant court proceeding that may affect July 4, 2014 and regulated. aside for any reason, the Purchaser at your rights has been scheduled. If you The Unit is conveyed subject to and the sale shall be entitled only to a re- do not understand this notice or other with the benefit of the provisions of turn of the deposit paid. The purchaser court papers, please contact an attor- Chapter 183A of the General Laws; the shall have no further recourse against ney for legal advice. provisions, easements, agreements, the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Stephen G. Abraham restrictions and covenants of the Con- Mortgagee’s attorney. The description Register of Probate “Every Town dominium as set forth in said Master of the premises contained in said mort- Date: June 2, 2014 Deed and floor plans; the Bylaws of Ea- gage shall control in the event of an er- gles View Condominium Trust record- ror in this publication. TIME WILL BE July 4, 2014 Deserves ed with the Worcester District Registry OF THE ESSENCE. of Deeds at Book 13717, Page 131 (as Other terms if any, to be announced at amended of record). the sale. a Good The Post Office address of the Unit is Nationstar Mortgage, LLC 102 Eagle Drive, East Douglas. MA Present Holder of said Mortgage, 01516. By Its Attorneys, Local An exclusive right to use the parking ORLANS MORAN PLLC space(s) designated on the condomini- PO Box 540540 um site plan filed with the Master Deed Waltham, MA 02454 Newspaper” and shown as Parking Area #F-2. Phone: (781) 790-7800 The Unit is intended only for residen- 14-001668 tial purposes. No use may be made of June 20, 2014 TheHeartOf the Unit except as a residence for the June 27, 2014 owner thereof and members of the im- July 4, 2014 Massachusetts.com mediate family.

Local Events, Arts, and HERE & THERE Entertainment Listings FRI., SAT., SUN., JULY 11,12, 13 ONGOING Karaoke Every Thursday is Chicken Night DockDogs at Klem’s Every Friday and Saturday 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. Dock Jumping + Diving Canine Cruising for Charity 8 p.m.-12 Family style baked chicken Performance Sports Car Show In the Veterans Lounge with fries, pasta & marinara sauce, REGISTER NOW! Wednesday nights at Klem’s Public invited salad and rolls www.dockdogs.com Starts June 4th through Aug. 27th American Legion Tuttle Post #279 Adults: $11.75 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA Children under 10: $6.75 View the full schedule at 508-832-2701 American Legion Tuttle Post #279 JULY 13-18 www.klemsonline.com 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA Lacrosse Camp Karaoke and Dance Party 508-832-2701 for boys ages 6-18 Free Community Yoga Every Thursday and Saturday at Hyde School with Judy Daviau Trivia Night and DJ Karaoke Trivia Night Board for the week or Every Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Every Tuesday 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. at The Stomping Ground day campers accepted Cash donations accepted Live Country Music Every Wednesday, 6:00 p.m. www.hyde.edu/laxcamp for P.A.W.S. Every other Friday at 9 p.m. 132 Main St., Putnam, CT and nonperishable Sherwood’s Restaurant & Bar 860-928-7900 SATURDAY, JULY 19 food collected for 35 Rte. 171, South Woodstock, CT Also, live music 9th Annual Summer Celebration Daily Bread 860-963-1230 five nights a week at the Woodstock Fairgrounds Strong Bodies/Strong Mind (Wed.-Sun.) Woodstock, CT 112 Main St., Putnam, CT Live Entertainment Friday Night 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Hexmark Tavern at Salem Cross Inn Klem’s Farmers Market Sponsored by Northeast Farmers Market 260 West Main St., West Brookfield, Starts June 4th through Oct. 25th Placement Services, Inc. at Frog Rock Rest Stop MA Satrudays from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. A kid-friendly event Every Wednesday 508-867-2345 Fruits, vegetables, baked goods, Vendors wanted! from 3-6 p.m. www.salemcrossinn.com plants, specialty gifts and more! Call to reserve your spot Rte. 44, Eastford, CT Contact [email protected] Barbara Peckham 860-942-0131 at 860-634-3113 or Bonny Woodward Roadhouse Blues Jam at 860-634-3114 Every Sunday, 3:00 – 7:00 p.m. Cady’s Tavern Alternatives’ Community Gallery FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 2168 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, RI 5 south Main St., Uxbridge, MA 8:00 p.m. 401-568-4102 Les Miserables presented at Hyde School Trivia Night Cultural Center Wednesdays to benefit Day Kimball, 7:00 p.m. -9:30 p.m. Photoghraphs QVCC Foundation, and Hillcrest Country Club TNECT. Tickets $20 325 Pleasant St., Leicester, MA and Memories Also showing Aug. 2 508-892-9822 at 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. and Aug. 3 at 2:00 p.m. Wise Guys Team Trivia Art by Terry Dunn and For tickets go to Every Tuesday, 8:00 – 10:00 p.m. lesmisatthehyde.com Cady’s Tavern Lynn Konowitz 2168 Putnam Pike (Rt. 44) SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 Chepachet, RI Blue Man Group 401-568-41 02 Opening reception Live in Boston Friday, July 11 Trip sponsored by Open Mic at Coriander Cafe EastConn Free, bring your instrument from 4:00-7:00PM Tickets and bus trip: $84 Last Sunday of every month Call 860-779-3770 or 192 Eastford, Rd., Eastford, CT eastconn.org/continuinged 860-315-7691 Exhibit continues to register through August 29

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The “Trips Offered” section is for the 9-11 memorial and much more, a.m. and the show at 1 p.m. It’s a fun- 885-3098. non-profit organizations and will run as Departure is from the RMV parking lot, filled musical featuring such favorites September 9-17, 2014: Peru — Lima, space allows. Anyone who wishes to take LaRochelle Way, Southbridge at 6:30 as “Stormy Weather” and “Somewhere Cuzco, Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley advantage of this space must submit a a.m. with a return time about 10:45 pm. Over the Rainbow.” For reservations, of the Incas, Pisac, Chinchero, Maras, copy of their Not-for-Profit Certificate Cost is $54 per person. Please reserve prices and menu information, call Joan Moray, Ollantaytambo and more. to Ann Tremblay. Mail your certificate early for the popular trip. at 508-885-5103. Transportation on your January 12-21, 2015: Galapagos Islands and information to TRIPS OFFERED, Dec. 6: Festival of Christmas Lights own. Participants will carpool from the Cruise including Quito Ecuador and P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550; fax at the LaSalette National Shrine with local areas. more. to 508-764-8015 or e-mail to atremblay@ a concert of seasoned music, museum Aug. 14: Lobster Bake and May 4-18, 2015: Grand Tour of Italy, stonebridgepress.com. of international Nativity crèches, gift Entertainment at Foster’s Clambake including Lake Como and extra time in shop and book shop, the bistro corner, Restaurant in York, Maine. Meal Tuscany. UNION SAINT JEAN-BAPTISTE candle shrine, optional trolley ride and includes 1 ½ lb. lobster, chowder, mus- June 8-21, 2015. From San Francisco SOUTHBRIDGE — Council No. 12, a carousel for the children and all this sels, clams, vegetables, blueberry cake, to San Diego, California including Union Saint Jean-Baptiste, a non-profit follows a luncheon at Wrights Farm and beverage. A ½ BBQ Chicken avail- Yosemite and Kings Canyon National fraternal, offers the following trips. All Restaurant. Cost is $49 for adults, $35 for able in place of lobster. The popular and Parks. trips are open to the public without children ages 4-10 and free for children talented singer, Lydia Harrell, and the September 6-21, 2015: Poland, Estonia, restrictions. You do not have to be a under 3 years. Departure is from the Lovely Singer Band will present “The Lithuania and Latvia including St member of USJB to attend a sponsored RMV parking lot, Southbridge at 10:45 Great American Songbook” for your Petersburg, the Bolshoi, etc. a.m. with the return time of 8 p.m. The listening pleasure with music from the event. If you are interested in any of the DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA trips, please call for additional informa- deadline reservation is December 4. 50s through today. Price $87 per person includes gratuity. tion and for reservations. Registration/ CASAUBON SENIOR CENTER WEBSTER — The Daughters of payment forms are available on request Oct. 14: Newport Playhouse & Cabaret Isabella is holding the following trips, and are necessary for participation on SOUTHBRIDGE — The Casaubon Restaurant. Buffet dinner includes 1 which are open to the public. The bus the excursions. Gift certificates are Senior Center is offering the follow- ½ lb. boiled lobster, plus selections of pick-ups are at the Big Bunny Parking also available. The recipient can apply ing trips that are open to the public. chicken, shrimp, vegetables, salads, Lot in Southbridge and Tracy Court and the gift certificate to any excursions Please check flyers for cancellation pol- and desserts. Following dinner, enjoy Davis Street (Municipal Parking Lot of his/her choice up to the face value icies and trip insurance availability. the theater presentation, a comedy enti- behind Commerce Insurance on Main of the certificate. Call Ted Bartlett at Day trips must be paid for at the time tled “Harris Cashes Out.” Price is $81 Street) in Webster. Please note that final 508-764-7909 for more details of any of you sign up. You must also include a per person and includes gratuities. payment is due 30 days prior to tour the trips. If no answer, please leave a phone number so you can be informed CHARLTON SENIOR CENTER departure date. Your deposit on these message on the answering machine. of bus departure times. Trips are tours confirms your reservation. Please The possibility of additional day trips open to the public! Please check fly- CHARLTON — The Charlton Senior make checks payable to: “Bernadette may take place. Watch for these special ers for cancellation policies and trip Center is offering the following trips. Circle No. 709” and mail to Bernadette announcements. insurance availability. Make checks All ages are welcome. You do not have Circle #709, PO Box 201, Webster, MA July 27: “Sunday Afternoon at payable to the Southbridge Senior to live in Charlton or be a senior citizen. 01570. Tour components are subject to Tanglewood” for the 2:30 p.m. con- Citizens Association, 153 Chestnut St., Send all checks to the Charlton Senior change, based on availability. Changes cert with reserved seating in the Southbridge, MA 01550. For more infor- Center, 37 Main St., Charlton, MA 01507. will be noted. For further information Koussevitsky Music Shed preceded mation on these and other trips such as All trips leave from St. Joseph’s Church. or reservations, please call either Jan by a noon luncheon at the Red Lion Foxwoods and Log Cabin, contact Jim Please park in lower corner of the lot Caouette at 508-887-2215; Bernadette Inn, Stockbridge. Rafael Fruhbeck de Julian at the Casaubon Senior Center NOT in front of the church. For more Langlois at 508-943-8047 or Nancy Burgos will lead the Boston Symphony Monday, Wednesday or Friday morn- information, call Carolyn at 508-461- Kudzal at 508-864-6147. The Daughters Orchestra with music of Rachmaninoff ings from 9 to 10 a.m. or call 774-922-4049 9456. Please get your deposit and finale of Isabella is a non-profit and charitable and Verdi featuring Gabriele Montero, or e-mail him at [email protected]. payments in on time. The agencies used Catholic women’s organization. pianist, vocal soloists and the August 21: Patsy Cline salute and to book trips need these monies by a August 10: Newport Playhouse Show Tanglewood Festival Chorus. John lobster feast. $79 gets you transporta- cutoff date in order to reserve rooms, and Lobster Fest. $88 per person. 9 a.m. Oliver, conductor. Cost is $119 per per- tion to the Log Cabin where you will show tickets, seats, etc. Signing up for Southbridge, 9:30 a.m. Webster. Terrific son and includes transportation, con- enjoy hors d’oeuvres, clam chowder, trip you would like to take as soon as “Murder at Howard Johnson’s” show cert and an all-inclusive luncheon. and a lobster dinner with wine and a ice it is posted assures you a reservation and cabaret. A budget payment plan is available. cream sundae. You will then listen to for that trip. Mail checks to PO Box 688, September 5-7: Penn Dutch Departure is 8:45 a.m. from the RMV the songs of Patsy Cline such as Sweet Charlton, MA 01507. All pickups are at Spectacular deluxe hotel, four meals, parking lot at Depot Square, LaRochelle Dreams, and Walking after midnight. St. Joseph’s Church. Your cars may be “Moses” show. Way, Southbridge. Reservation dead- October 5 - 11: This is an all-inclu- left there. For more information, call 7 a.m. Webster, 7:30 a.m. Southbridge. line is July 23. sive trip. $1795 gets you 6 nights in Carolyn at (508) 461-9456. Local Amish sightseeing with Edee August 23: “A Mystery Excursion.” A Aruba in a deluxe ocean front room. All July 23: Boston Duck Tour. Departing Bedard. Price TBA. day trip to a special place encompassing your flights, transfers, food, drinks, and from Charlton at 8:30 a.m. Dinner at September 21: Bourne Scallop Festival the idea of a care-free life and leisure of snacks are included. Enjoy the beach the No Name Restaurant and a visit to – New England’s Finest Festival! $72 a time gone by. The departure location, all-day and free shows at night. You Boston Common. The Duck tour will per person. the time and cost to be announced soon. can also enjoy the casino nightlife in take us through Boston and then into 8:30 a.m. Southbridge, 9:00 a.m. Departure will be from Southbridge. one of many casinos located nearby. A the Charles River. The cost is $89 per Webster. Full course luncheon (scal- September 7-8: A two-day excursion passport is required. A $150 per person person. Make check out to Fox Tours. lops or chicken) and narrated Cape Cod with departure from Southbridge to is due by March 14. I only have room for August 28: Gloucester Lobster Cruise. Canal Cruise included. North Conway, N.H. where the enjoy- four more. Departing from Charlton at 8 a.m. A October 5-7: Atlantic City Resorts ment begins. Tour includes overnight November 13: The Lettermen and cruise on a new sailing vessel out of Casino, Atlantic City’s Original Casino! accommodations at the North Conway Mohegan Sun. $79 gets you a deluxe Gloucester. Enjoy a complete Lobster/ $199 per person. 7 a.m. Webster, 7:30 Grand Hotel; 3 meals: 1 breakfast, motor coach ride to Mohegan Sun and Clam bake with the entire usual fair. a.m. Southbridge. $25. Casino slot play/ 1 lunch and 1 dinner; a ride on the a $30 gaming package. After time at There will also be a Jazz trio on board to two buffets/casino revue show. Conway Scenic Railroad Luncheon the casino we will be transported to the make the cruise even more enjoyable. November 16: Indian Head Christmas Train; optional visit to Peddler’s Green Garde Arts Theater for a show by The We will then arrive in Rockport where Show and Luncheon. $72 per person. Outlets, a 60 store mall near to the hotel; Lettermen. Their songs include Shangri we will have about two hours to take in 8 a.m. Southbridge, 8:30 a.m. Webster. Dinner at the hotel that evening; after La, Out of my head and many more. all the art galleries and shops before we Terrific Christmas Show, fabulous buf- breakfast at the hotel and next morning board the bus back home. The cost is $79 fet and Santa Too! is a visit to the Mount Washington’s FRIENDS OF STURBRIDGE per person. December 7: Salem Cross Christmas, Weather Discovery Center; lunch on SENIORS Sept. 18: New England Goes Country The Marian Shrine and Bright Nights. your own and browsing in the village STURBRIDGE — The Friends of at Danversport Yacht Club featuring $72 per person. 10 a.m. Webster, 10:30 of North Conway; last is a visit to the Sturbridge/Fiskdale Seniors present Jimmy Lehoux and Nicole Frechette, a.m. Southbridge. Delicious luncheon, Anheuser-Busch Merrimack Brewery the following trips. Flyers are avail- New England’s hottest young country Marian Shrine and Bright Lights. for a tour of this state-of-the-art facility stars will offer up of our favorite songs able at the Sturbridge Senior Center. LEICESTER SENIORS followed by a visit to the Clydesdale For reservations, information, or to as well as some new ones. Included Hamlet and the famous Budweiser receive a flyer by mail, call Tina at is transportation, meal and entertain- LEICESTER — The Senior Citizens Clydesdale. The tour ends with a beer 508-347-9028 or Marie at 508-347-9173. ment. Choices of meals are Chicken or of Leicester are offering the following tasting in the Hospitality Room and a Trip prices usually include driver gra- Scrod. The cost is $79 per person. Make trips that are open the public. Make visit to the Anheuser Busch Gift Shop. tuity. Checks, payable to Friends of checks out to Best of Times. checks payable to Joan Wall. For more A surprise special visit to another Sturbridge Seniors, are usually due a October 2 to Oct. 4: Two nights, three information and/or reservations, call attraction before departing for home month prior to trip date and may be days includes transportation, two Joan Wall at (508) 892-3967. is included. The cost is $295 per person, mailed to Tina Galati, 97 Wallace Road, night stay at the Grand Resort Hotel at Thursday, July 10: Summer Theatre double; $290 per person, triple; $365 sin- Sturbridge, MA 01566 or brought to the Sunday River, 4 meals, 2 nights of enter- and Hart’s Turkey Farm “42nd St.” Cost gle. A budget payment plan and a can- Senior Center in Sturbridge. Bus leaves tainment, free admission to Fryeburg is $76. cellation policy are available. A deposit from Bethlehem Lutheran Church Fair. Condoler ride to the top of North August 15: Gloucester Lobster Cruise, is requested by June 1. For reservation parking lot, Main Street, Sturbridge. Peak, Moose Safari with great photo New England Clam Bake and Jazz. $79. and more information, call Ted Bartlett July 23: Cabaret LuLu at Old stops. Visit to local apple orchard, and Tuesday, Sept. 23: Celebrate Polka at at 508-764-7909. Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, MA. a stop at Perkin’s Cove. The cost is $469 the Aqua Turf. Polish Feast. Cost is $76. September 24: “Day at the Big E” – Enjoy singers from Broadway who per person, double. Oct. 1-3: Tropicana at Atlantic City. details to be announced soon. will entertain you with “Who Put the Two dinners and $30. Casino Slot Bonus. November 15: “A Day in New York MARY QUEEN OF THE ROSARY Rainbow in the Wizard of Oz?” Lunch, PARISH Cost is $199. City” to do as you wish – sightseeing, served before the show, offers choice of Nov. 19: Foxwood with the Christmas shopping, dine in a special Seasonal salad, Pan Roasted Chicken, or SPENCER — Mary Queen of the Temptations Revue. Cost is $69. restaurant, visit a museum, attend a Baked Boston Scrod. Price is $45.50 per Rosary Parish, 60 Maple St., Spencer, Broadway matinee or the Christmas person. Please arrive at O.S.V. by 11:15 is offering the following trips. For more Radio City Music Hall show, visit a.m. The event includes lunch at 11:30 information, call Bernard Dube at (508) HEY MOM! We’re in the paper!! 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MFSLA announces recent Milford Regional uses robots promotions to fight deadly germs MILFORD — Milford Federal Savings MILFORD — Milford Regional Medical Center has intro- and Loan Association is pleased to duced the latest innovation in the battle to eliminate super announce the promotions of Beth Fryc germs in patient rooms. and Kerstin Meyers. Say hello to WALL-E and Rosie, the newest members of envi- Beth Fryc was promoted to the posi- ronmental services at Milford Regional. These germ-fighting tion of compliance officer. Fryc has robots have taken Milford Regional to a whole new dimen- been with the Association for nearly 27 sion in combating deadly pathogens and multi-drug resistant years, and holds an Associate’s Degree organisms through the transmission of ultraviolet light. in Business Administration from Dean Resembling R2D2 from “Star Wars,” the Xenex disinfection College. She first joined Milford Federal device uses pulsed xenon ultraviolet (UV-C) light that is 25,000 in August 1987as a full time teller and times more powerful than sunlight to destroy harmful bacte- has since held the positions of Consumer ria, viruses, fungi and even bacterial spores. Studies show Loan Clerk, Assistant Branch Manager that the Xenex system is consistently 20 times more effective and most recently Branch Manager at than standard chemical cleaning practices and effective Milford Federal’s Whitinsville Branch. against a variety of the most dangerous superbugs, including She resides in Upton with her husband Clostridium difficile endospores (C.diff), norovirus, influenza and daughter. and staph bacteria like methicillin-resistant staphylococcus Kerstin Meyers was promoted to aureus, better known as MRSA. It has been credited for help- the officer position of branch manag- ing healthcare facilities in the U.S. decrease their MRSA and er at Milford Federal’s Whitinsville C.diff infection rates by more than 50 percent. branch. Meyers is a graduate of The environmental services staff couldn’t be happier mak- Konsumgenossenschaft in Germany ing WALL-E and Rosie an important part of their daily clean- with an Associate’s Degree in Sales, ing regime. and has attended Dean College in the “Our team members are very excited to be using this kind Accounting Certificate Program. of advanced technology in their daily work,” says Angel Ruiz, Meyers has previous banking experi- Milford Regional director of environmental services. “They ence as a Head Teller, Customer Service feel very empowered because they can clearly see that they’re Representative and Branch Manager. saving lives by preventing infections.” She first joined Milford Federal in In just five to 10 minutes, the device can disinfect a patient December 2011 as a part time teller and room, patient bathroom or operating room (OR) by washing has since held the positions of Customer over the surfaces with UV-C light where germs reside with- Service Representative and most recent- out leaving a chemical residue. To disinfect a room after ly Assistant Branch Manager at Milford standard cleaning procedures are complete, hospital team Federal’s Plaza branch. She resides in members wheel the Xenex robot into the room, begin the Medway. automated sequence, and then leave the room. For enhanced safety, a sign placed outside the door warns people not Courtesy photo to enter, and a motion sensor automatically shuts off the WALL-E and Rosie, the newest members of environmental services at machine if someone should enter. Milford Regional Medical Center. A huge advocate for the purchase of the Xenex system, Dr. Michael Newstein, Milford Regional’s infectious dis- eases physician, recognizes the importance of adding this acquired infections. advanced technology to the Medical Center’s arsenal of infec- “Patient safety is always our top priority,” says Ed Kelly, tion control products and procedures. Milford Regional president. “We are very excited to begin “We already have a strong infection prevention program,” using the Xenex system to help bring us one step closer to he points out. “The Xenex technology allows us to be even eliminating hospital-acquired infections.” more proactive in protecting the health of our patients and staff.” Milford Regional has been recognized for patient safety measures in the past, so it makes sense that the Medical Center is incorporating this very latest innovation in dis- infecting technology to provide the best defense against OPENth 9-2 Want to Advertise in JULY 4 Fresh Peas are in! The Blackstone Valley Tribune? Lettuce, Tomatoes, Summer Squash, Zucchini, Broccoli, Call Lisa Lemoine Fresh Herbs & More! for information! (508) 909-4063 1605 Hill Street, Northbridge, MA (508) 234-6711 Monday - Saturday 9am - 6pm • Closed Sundays

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Asking grinder w/extra head, 16’ BASS Contact Debbie Training and 24/7 supports $500.00/OBO Antiques provided from our NORDICTRACK tools, bevels, Mid-sized couch with TRACKER BOAT 508-579-0090 forms for garden stones 884 Worcester St. expert team. 4.5 Exercise Bike matching chairs 25hp Mercury Motor London Fog and a lot more. Fee for service provided. $150.00 Depth Finder Need help with Southbridge MA all-weather coat $200.00 Call 508-368-2710 413-436-8520 Electric Trolling Motor Color khaki, size 12 your pets for more information 508-266-7171 Set up for fishing, Looking To Purchase Never worn 508-765-5627 on a trailer veterinary care? Antiques Tickets still on FREE CDL-A DRIVERS NordicTrack Elite STURBRIDGE, MA $2000 We can help And Collectibles Asking $125.00 Convertible Couch NEEDED 14.7 Elliptical NEW 508-885-5165 at an affordable price! 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Lasts 22.8 years Controllers, Games FRIEDRICH FRA064VU1 413-436-8520 KEYLARGO 508-765-9512 Big box stores sell for Bought $500 We offer competitive 6000 BTU $26-$30 Asking $250.00 FIBERGLASS compensation along with a YOU PAY $15.00 each $149.00 FREE WOOD BOAT Our veterinarians can help solid benefits pkg including; or 4 per case $50.00 PARKER CROSS $ BUY & SELL $ PALLETS 75 4 Stroke Honda Fish Finder spay/neuter and/or general BCBS, dental, Both for $500 ALL GOLD & SILVER 401K matching, paid Call Keith BOW CAMO You pick up Life Jackets, Auto Bilge, medical appointments. vacation/holidays, uniforms Hand pull-ups, Extra String, Monday thru Friday Bimini Boat Motor, Additional discounts ITEMS 508-524-9328 Mr. Desai and boot voucher. Scope, Bolts, Cocking 8am-noon Trailer Excellent, available for those on Specializing in device, Custom Stock Cell: 732-309-9366 Stonebridge Press Never been in salt water! financial assistance. NUMISMATIC COINS, You will also enjoy driving Lg. Pet Carrier Broad Heads, Broad head Home: 508-347-2764 25 Optical Drive Can be driven Please call gold & silver of any form! late model equipment. $30.00 target, Easy out Target, Southbridge $8,700 508-637-1333 and much more! (located behind or online at Qualified with over 30 TIRES 860-974-1276 For consideration please $946.00 Value Southbridge Hotel & www.secondchanceanimals.org years experience & contact Bob at Golf Clubs/Bag Used Conference Center) BOAT FOR SALE a following of many 413-246-6916 Asking $550.00 Master Craft Courser HTR satisfied customers. $45.00 Lt 265/70R17 M+S 2009 Trophy PUREBRED or go online and fill out an 508-847-4848 18’ Walkaround application at $150.00 All Four 109 MUSIC/ARTS AMERICAN We also sell a nice Porta-potty, VHF www.Lily.com/drive 508-259-8805 selection of fine jewelry, Antique Printers Pet Training & Fish finder and GPS BULLDOG PUPS E.O.E. GUITAR antiques & collectibles. Drawers Stereo with CD player Ready to go now. Live-in Crate TOOL SHEDS 1970 GIBSON J50 115 Merc Parents on premises. CHIMNEY SWEEPS 24”Lx19”Wx19”H Heavy duty Caravan roller trailer Bring in your items & $15.00 ea. Made of Texture 1-11 Acoustic w/case 860-753-2096 Will train. Learn a trade 11-gauge black epoxy Approximately 500 hours see what they’re worth. 8x8 $775 Great condition Earn up to Like new $18,000 You won’t leave 8x10 $960 $1800.00 o.b.o. disappointed. $50,000 to $80,000 Display Cabinet $40.00 Webster, MA 284 LOST & FOUND 8x12 $1050 774-633-0832 Honesty and fairness per year PETS Benefits, year round $50.00 8x16 $1375 508-943-1317 are our best policies! 508-347-3145 SMALL UPRIGHT 4 Mill St., Bellingham BOAT, MOTOR Did you find Lee’s 508-966-2316 774-452-3514 Precious Delivered and Built On-Site WHITE LAQUER AND TRAILER Other Sizes Available your pet? Coins & Jewelry PIANO Chrysler, Tri-Hull Moments CALL 413-324-1117 Or find a home 239 West Main Street Foster LUMBER w/Bench Bow Rider East Brookfield Rough Pine - Dry Collection 11 years old with 60HP Parents Wanted Want to Place for one? (Route 9 - Panda 5% moisture - Sizes up to and stands a Classified Ad? Excellent condition Evenrude motor Seeking Quality Homes Call 800-536-5836 Garden Plaza) 2”x18”x10’ Furniture quality 28 pieces Paid $3700 Galvanized trailer Throughout Central MA 508-637-1236 $2.00 board foot or B.O. 508-867-2887 Asking $1500 Set up for fishing or pleasure’ To Provide Foster Care 508-341-6355 (cell) 508-476-7867 508-637-1168 $1200.00 To Children In Need. Leave message Extras - call for details 24/7 Support. Generous RASCAL SCOOTER TREES FOR SALE 508-949-1320 Reimbursement. Outdoor/Indoor Evergreen Trees, Colorado 130 YARD SALES GREAT $1000 Sign-On Bonus MEN & WOMEN’S For sale Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, FLEA MARKET Call For Details GOLF CLUBS Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall 1996 PLAYBUOY 2 WHEEL CHAIRS 10 HOUSE Every Saturday and Sunday Complete (with carriges) All 10 trees for $85 20’ PONTOON BOAT Very Good Condition LET US KNOW!!! year round Make Offer Norway Spruce, 3.5’ YARD SALE 25hp Mercury Big Foot Dealers, leave your stuff 5/$99 Power tilt and trim Please call us so that we MEN’S XL End of Litchfield Ave set-up in our secure facility Eastern Pine 5-7’ tall Awning and furniture only can take your ad Southbridge Dealer days every AIR CONDITIONER BLACK LEATHER 5/$99 3 years old out of the paper... (off of South St) Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 New, Used only 8 hours! JACKET Excellent privacy July 5th • 8-2 Runs great Town-To-Town Ever-changing array Devereux Therapeutic $200.00 border/ornamental Sun 6th • 9-1 $4,500.00 Classifieds of cool, cool stuff Foster Care Best Offer Call 508-278-5762 Antiques, Books, Clothing, 860-617-2298 800-551-7767 508-892-7160 508-765-5190 evenings Furniture and more after 5 p.m. 508-909-4111 dudleyflea.com 508-829-6769

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313 CLERICAL 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 530 HOUSES FOR SALE 575 VACATION RENTALS 400 SERVICES ENT ENT Toyota  Scion  Used  College Graduates Welcome  Honest ADMINISTRATIVE R R WEBSTER  Excellent Reputation  Salary  Commission  Bonuses  NEWLY REHABBED RV in Co-op Park President Award Dealership  Car Allowance  401K  Medical ASSISTANT 402 GENERAL SERVICES SOUTHBRIDGE 
  
  

 


 

 
- Appointment coordination, Coombs Street HOME $26,900 sphere  Management Opportunity  $55,000 Expectation LARGE 7-room, 5Bdrm, 2BA, Generated reports, invoice Call The Brookside Two-2 bedroom apartments the First Year  Experience NOT a Must, We Will Train. We are 2 car garage Woodstock, CT searching for the right female OR male to join our team. documents, Billing Laundry hook-ups Junk Man Over 1/2 acre lot  If you are energetic, honest, drug-free, and desire a lucrative Adjustments, Event and Terrace Utilities not included long term career... with private yard meeting planning,setting Trees Cut Quiet neighborhood
appointments, ------New windows, doors, See Shane Bacigalupo at Tri-State Toyota Scion Brush/Limbs $800-$900 [email protected] send your resume and --A/C In Every Unit trim and floors salary expectations to: Removed --Pool first/security/references New bath and shower 508-596-8497 [email protected] WE NOW TAKE YOUR --Basketball Court Plumbing, heating --Playground and electric updates. Established Engineering AUTOS FOR CASH! Seasonal campsite --On-Site Laundry SOUTHBRIDGE Webster’s finest! Firm Looking for an Meadowside of Woodstock, FREE METAL PICK-UP New 508-414-0992 Intermediate or Own your own lot. 310 GENERAL HELP 311 PART-TIME Appliances, 2 bedroom apartment. Advanced Level Trailer with add-ons which WANTED HELP WANTED Furniture, TV’s. Heat/Hot Water Off-street parking 535 HOUSING WANTED PART TIME contain large family room, two Construction Included! No Pets LOOKING FOR APARTMENT Full-Time Administrative bedrooms, dining room, CLEANERS Materials. ------2 bedroom: $775/mo Elderly woman on screened porch, vinyl siding, Principal Clerk (S-7) Assistant Cellars/Attics Cleaned. Affordable 2-Bedroom oxygen looking for 1 or large shed, outdoor fire pit, NEEDED Responsibilities: Economic Development Small Building Apartments For Rent. First & Security 2-bedroom first floor apartment mostly furnished. Part-time nights Spreadsheets/Reports/Corre & Planning Department Demolition, Tires. Spacious, Fully Call: 508-765-5852 in decent neighborhood with Park ammenities: in Spencer, MA spondence From Draft Stage The Town of Southbridge is Applianced. heat/hot water, washer/dryer large swimming pool, rec hall. Monday-Friday To Client-Ready Work, Leaves Removed. seeking a full-time Principal hookups in the Southbridge/ pavilion, mini golf, bocci, 1.5 - 2.5 hours per night Assemble Proposal Residential Moves. SOUTHBRIDGE Clerk (S-7) for the Starting at $829 Sturbridge area horseshoes, fish pond, Experience preferred Packages, Ordering Office Furnaces Removed Three bedrooms, Economic Development Have indoor neutered cat and playground-low yearly $10 per hour INCOME LIMITS APPLY New floors, Cleaned, & Planning Department Supplies, Assisting many references Section 8 Welcome painted, Stove, Off-street maintenance fees. The Principal Clerk performs a Call 774-314-1890 Engineers as requested. Weekends also! parking, Washer/Dryer 508-344-0072 variety of clerical and or email Requirements: Technical Central Mass and Office Open From: Hook-ups in apartment. Rte.25 197, administrative duties and accucleaninc@ thought process, Excellent Retired Mechanic Connecticut Monday-Friday w/Fridge & Washer Woodstock, CT provides assistance and gmail.com Spelling, Grammar, Verbal with drivers license 9:00am to 5:00pm Limited restricted storage. Unit #5 support to the Economic And Proof-Reading Skills. Dave Looking for InLaw with a resume Saturday 10:00am Deposit, references, and Development and Planning Self Starter With Strong Apartment or to schedule an 508-867-2564 to 3:00pm credit check required. Director and the Community Multi-Tasking, Ability To Room with a bathroom 772-233-1555 interview Evening Appointments Available No pets, No utilities Development Block Grant Prioritize, Attention To 413-262-5082 and storage $900 per month (CDBG) Coordinator Detail, And Ability To Meet for 64 year old Need to Place a Classified Ad? Call 800-536-5836 Plus Sewer & Water The Principal Clerk performs DREAMING OF Deadlines. This Is A Fast Handicapped, but 577 SUMMER RENTALS most of the grant and BECOMING AN Paced Office, Will Work Call 508-637-1074 self-sufficient department financial tasks and INNKEEPER? Directly With Company President. Must Have 442 LICENSED DAY record keeping Opening for qualified, Brookside Terrace STURBRIDGE 860-382-3634 THINK SUMMER Excellent Customer Service Must have a strong working organized, people-pleaser CARE 11 Village Drive And Telephone Skills. Daniel Fiske at the CAPE! knowledge of Microsoft Office to greet guests, 546 CEMETERY LOTS Ability To Quickly Absorb ************************* Southbridge, MA 01550 programs prepare breakfast, light House New Information. The Commonwealth of CEMETERY LOTS Must project a professional housekeeping and (508)764-7675 5-Room Apartment Experience In Advanced Massachusetts image through in-person and Hospitality! Mature, 1st Floor, 2-Family AVAILABLE Word and MS Excel A Must. Office of Child Care telephone interaction very responsible. Hardwood Floors, Patio Pine Grove Cemetery Knowledge of Outlook, Services requires that all Must be able to manage Attention to detail, reliable C&C $895/Month Spencer, MA Access, And Navigating The multiple tasks with speed and transportation, references. ads placed in the Single lot $1000 Internet. Technical Writing Properties accuracy, have strong Contact: newspaper for child care Restored Victorian Double $2000 Experience A Plus. organizational skills [email protected] (daycare) in your home 107 Central St. 1-Bedroom Apartment Reliability A Must. and be detail oriented Southbridge 1st Floor Associates Degree Or include your license number Call Mike High School graduate required Need to Place LOOK & COMPARE $725/Month a Classified Ad? Applicable Experience Secretarial training or Call 800-536-5836 OME 774-200-6164 Supporting A Management 454 H Associates degree preferred - No Utilities - or Team Is Required. Salary IMPROVEMENT Southbridge with 3-5 years’ experience in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ pinegrovecemetery South Dennis, Based On Experience. 30 $ Quality 1, 2 & 3 office management [email protected] off Rte. 134: hours M-F. Good Benefits. Bedroom Apartments! Includes or secretarial position ******** 1 PAINTING Including Health, Dental, Appliances, Appliances & Laundry Cozy 3 BR, (dbl, queen, Interior/ Off-StreetParking On Premises. Local 2 twins) 1 bath home with Work schedule is 37.5 hours DRIVER Aflac, 401K, and PTO. Exterior First/References/Security full kitchen & microwave, per week at $17.98 Meals on Wheels Email Resumes To: Call (508)765-0501 Required washer/dryer, screened in to $21.86 per hour. Delivery [email protected] Power Washing News (508)347-9081 porch w/ picnic table, grill, This position is grant funded Southbridge Area Carpentry EDICAL ENTAL DOUGLAS cable TV. Outdoor shower. Part time position 320 M /D • FREE ESTIMATES • 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom On dead-end street. Interested persons should available; 3 hours/day, PROFESSIONAL • FULLY Insured • WEBSTER Near shopping, theater, • Reasonable Rates • Apartments Available forward employment application Monday – Friday, 9:30 A.M. 3 bedroom apartment restaurants, bike trail, MEDICAL SERVICES, Prices start at $845/month. (available at http:// – 12:30 P.M. every other Rich O’Brien 1st floor, 1500 sq.ft. fishing, playground, INC. Includes heat, hot water, southbridgema.vts.net/sites/ week. Responsibilities Washer/Dryer hook-ups 10 minutes from bay and IS EXPANDING TO OUR Painting A/C, pool, fitness center southbridgema/files/file/file/ include packing and 28 Years Of Experience Storage avialable ocean side beaches. employmentapplication_O.pdf) counting food trays for NEW STURBRIDGE & children’s program. Off-street parking 508-248-7314 Off street parking. resume and cover letter to the delivery and delivering OFFICE Weeks still available Office of the meals to homebound HHA’S/CNA’S/PCA’S/ Call (508)476-3777 Non smoking FOUND HERE! August 2 - August 9 Town Manager elders. Must have reliable RN NEEDED 481 POOLS/SPAS Cats Allowed Town Hall transportation and be able 413-289-9018 DUDLEY Cemetery Plots Off season rates available 41 Elm Street to lift 25 pounds. 18 FT. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath Available Aug/Sept Worcester County Memorial Southbridge, MA 01550 $8.50/hour ABOVE GROUND Town House Style 1st/last/security Park Call Janet Please send letter of Fax 508-764-5425 POOL Off Street Parking Lease available Valor II Section at 508-865-1583 interest to Tri-Valley, Inc. Local or via email at Used only one season! Washer/Dryer Hook-up Graves 1 & 2 after 6 pm, or email 10 Mill Street Dudley, MA Moving, must sell Close to Downtown June at [email protected] kferron@ 508-981-0258 01571 or email to Heroes Everything included First, Last, and Security Valued at $7600 for more information. southbridgemass.org [email protected] $1000.00 $1,100/month WEBSTER Asking $4000 Applications will be accepted AA/EOE or best offer 508-943-7718 until Friday. July 11, 2014 For rent: Need to Place Call 508-796-5192 508-885-6489 a Classified Ad? at noon 1-bedroom apartment Call 800-536-5836 ******** Leave message NORTH BROOKFIELD 508-885-4278 28 Spring Street Stove, refrigerator The Town of Southbridge is an Clean and updated Town of Southbridge 3 large rooms, 3rd floor WORCESTER Equal Opportunity Employer Quiet building Solid Waste/Recycling Like new First and last required COUNTY Monitor (S-9) 500 REAL ESTATE Washer/dryer hookup HEAVY No pets 578 WINTER RENTALS Currently seeking an energetic Off-street parking MEMORIAL PARK $500.00 per month EQUIPMENT and responsible person for a 501 REAL ESTATE Central location 2 plots in Good Shepherd OPERATOR part-time Solid Waste/Recycling No pets, smoke outside Call 508-943-3112 Plot #97 FLORIDA Monitor; reporting to WANTED $2,500.00 Must hold current Hoisting $600/month the Health Director WINTER RENTAL Engineers license. We offer References and 515 CONDOS Will pay transfer fee Duties: Investigates complaints 2 bedroom, 2 bath, excellent compensation security required RENT/SALE 508-867-3729 affecting the general public, Furnished mobile home and extensive benefits. 508-867-7404 violations of the State Sanitary 2-bedroom, 2-bath Worcester County 55+, Club house, Pool, Apply in person Code, State Environmental, CONDO FOR SALE Memorial Park Beach nearby 37 Federal Hill Road, local Board of Health PAXTON $1300/mo by owner in Sturbridge Hills Double plot Oxford, MA 01540 regulations and Town by-laws The Hills at 1-car garage $2300.00 Available Sept-June specifically as they relate to FOUND HERE! Paxton Village 17 Village Green ($4600.00 value) 413-443-7660 HVAC TEK solid water and recycling. BRAND NEW affordable Sturbridge, MA Will pay transfer fee Minimum 5 years During an investigation it might 325 PROFESSIONAL apartment community $189,900 service + install be necessary to search through ************ 508-248-3303 HELP WANTED for seniors 62+ Call 860-208-5357 Residential/commercial trash and recycling for EQUAL HOUSING (55+ for other hh WORCESTER COUNTY for more information Full-time information. Educate the public MACHINIST member).1BR $896/2BR MEMORIAL PARK Health insurance, vacation, to State Sanitary Code, State OPPORTUNITY and showings $1,071. Rent inc. heat & Paxton, MA holidays, etc. Environmental and local Board WANTED ************* hw. Pet friendly, smoke free Faith/Crypts of Health regulations and Town Full or Part-time 520 HOUSEMATES 508-476-1722 All real estate advertising in this building. Max. income Lot 84C #1 Space by-laws with concerns to Solid hours available. newspaper is subject to The limits 1 person $36,840, $4200 Waste and Recycling using Call to schedule interview Bedroom available for Federal Fair Housing Act of 2 persons $42,120. Local written and verbal 508-764-1535 compatible housemate. 508-943-0671 1968, which makes it illegal 508-799-3990 communications as well as www.thehillsatpaxtonvillage $450/mo WORCESTER COUNTY News pamphlets, leaflets and other Trailer Truck to advertise any preference, Includes all utilities limitation or discrimination .com. MEMORIAL PARK media provided by the Health Drivers Wanted Equal Housing Opportunity. Cherry Valley. Near Rte. 9 Department. Monitor transfer based on race, color, religion, First Floor Two grave plots: station on Saturdays. Class A CDL with sex, handicap, familial status Pet Free Valor I (#291, Unit A, Assist in the development and Hazmat (number of children and or SOUTHBRIDGE Drug Free graves 1 and 2) pregnancy), national origin, implementation of recycling Based in 3 bedroom apartment Smoke Free Current value $8200.00 program ancestry, age, marital status, or $900.00/month 508-892-4216 Offered: $5,850.00 North Brookfield any intention to make an such 508-499-7957 preference, limitation or High school diploma or GED. Renovated, deleaded [email protected] discrimination. This newspaper 525 HOUSES FOR RENT Experience in public relations or Hardwood floors, Please Call will not knowingly accept any public outreach Vinyl windows FOUND HERE! advertising for real estate that is HOUSE FOR RENT 508-867-3235 Washer/dryer hook-up in violation of the law. Position is 17 hours per week, New bathroom fixtures IN WEBSTER Our readers are hereby Visit us Maids Wanted 5-day work week which Yard, off-street parking 400 SERVICES informed that all dwellings Cozy, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, We have permanent includes Saturday (mandatory) Section 8 welcome newly renovated, large part-time positions and occasional coverage for the advertising in this newspaper 8’x6’ Blackboard are available on and equal backyard, off-street available. Qualifications are; landfill load spotter 617-908-0744 parking, laundry, oil heat, online! Old School opportunity basis. your own vehicle, cleaning Salary range is $19.84 to electric appliances, experience a plus but not $24.14 per hour $500.00 To complain about discrimination call The SOUTHBRIDGE close to town. mandatory, personable, Position is not benefit eligible $1,000 per month. Department of Housing and 3 bedroom, 7 room organized and punctual. Hearthstone Soap Stone Utilities not included. Urban Development “HUD” apartment for rent 575 VACATION RENTALS www. Hours estimated Please apply to No pets. No smoking. Wood Stove toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. In very quiet neighborhood 15-25/week. Must be able Town of Southbridge First and security required. CAPE COD TIME $1900.00 For the N.E. area, call HUD ad $900 a month The to start at 8:45AM 41 Elm Street Call (508) 314-2252 for SHARE FOR SALE Perfect mothers hours. 617-565-5308,. The toll free Has washer and dryer Southbridge, MA 01550 Oak Dining room Table more info or to apply. All qualified employees start number for the hearing impaired hook ups Edgewater Beach Resort Heart Fax to 508-765-5425 at $10.00/hour. 2 Leaves/6 Chairs is 1-800-927-9275 First and last required. 95 Chase Avenue Raise to $11.00/hour or email to $725.00 Call 508-415-0237 530 HOUSES FOR SALE Dennisport, MA 02639 Of after first 90 days, kferron@ Across the street advancement possible. southbridgemass.org 73” Mitsubishi SOUTHBRIDGE HOUSE TO SELL from the water Studio (Unit 706) Massachusetts We do withhold taxes. Please include resume and Big-Screen TV 6-room 3-bedroom Large Ranch House Want to Place Fixed week 33 (August) Looking for applicants Town of Southbrdge apartment. 2nd floor Leicester $1500.00 Deeded rights .com residing in the towns of: Employment Application Bright, updated 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, Holland, Wales, available on the Town Gas heat 3 fireplaces. 3-Piece Oak You’ll own it for a lifetime Worcester of Southbridge website at Washer/dryer hookup Beautiful landscape, Bedroom Set a Classified Ad? & can be passed down to (zip area: 01603 & 01607) http:// Quiet neighborhood Beechwoods, California your children and grand Call Tammie www.ci.southbridge.ma.us/. $750.00 1st, security Redwoods, much more! children. Will entertain any Updated 508-347-3275 Credit Check 7 acres, 4-car garage. Want to Place reasonable offer. or send resume to 774-545-6161 No pets Ready for immediate a Classified Ad? Call 800-536-5836 TLCHomeCleaning@ Want to Place a Classified Ad? $800/month occupancy daily! Call 800-536-5836 Verizon.net Call 800-536-5836 617-281-0831 508-951-9599 508-347-3145

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720 CLASSICS 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 740 MOTORCYCLES 750 CAMPERS/ 760 VANS/TRUCKS 700 AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE Motorcycle for sale TRAILERS 1991 RED 1999 BMW 1983 CHEVY 2001 For Sale 2000 UTO CCESSORIES CONVERTIBLE R1100R 2006 16’ 705 A A CAMARO Harley Davidson TOWN & COUNTRY MUSTANG 21,800 mi, Night Train 1450 HARDTOP MINIVAN 4 HANOOK SNOW $3,500 Excellent condition, No rust, awesome shape Automatic with posi traction with hard bags, Blue Less than 20,000 miles CAMPER Needs some work Lots of new parts. Selling because bought in and out. TIRES $3500 Lightweight trailer $1,000 or Best Offer New Engine, Etc... new bike All-wheel drive, leather, 235/55/R18 100T 508-735-2436 Sleeps 5 every option, new headlights, Like new Call Nick for more info $10,000 firm Contact Jose at Shower, toilet, fridge, brakes, water pump All 4, $245 860-382-3634 860-753-2096 stove, microwave 508-637-1235 2000 HARLEY $3600 or best offer WANTED Ready to go 508-847-3281 RETRACTABLE Early 1964 1/2 or DAVIDSON $5,500 CARGO COVER 508-344-8929 Heritage Softail Kawasaki Call Ron Mustang Coupe Motorcycles FOR CHEVY EQUINOX 20,000 miles 508-764-3959 2008 4WD CHEVY with factory 260 V8 720 FOREIGN AUTO Excellent Condition 1968-82 Brand new, $65 White w/red interior, 774-230-4648 1 Owner (3 cylinder prefered) SILVERADO Excellent condition, ‘01 VW BUG $89,000 Any Condition LAKESIDE RV 62,200 miles with remaining U-HAUL TRAILER All receipts, $1950 or BO 508-341-6127 transferable warranty Complete documentation. Runs Great RESORT HITCH CAll JOE Regular cab, 6 cylinders 4.3 L No disappointments. 860-753-2096 Own RV lot for less than renting with trailer hitch Class II 2002 HONDA (978)760-5042 Developers final phase Clear title 2-inch receiver fits $16,900 ‘02 NISSAN CBR 954 or (508)481-3397 All lots 50% off Chevy Equinox from 2004-2013 $10,000 or best offer Black and red Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool $75 MAXIMA Text or call In great condition 745 RECREATIONAL Activity Center New tires/brakes last fall Only 11,637 miles 508-751-3949 or VEHICLES Call Mark 860-871-5777 New sticker Is completely dresserhillfarm@ 508-989-8165 508-887-2847 152K ready to ride 2001 ITASCA aol.com $2,600.00 Tons of cosmetic Need to Place 725 AUTOMOBILES SUNDANCER a Classified Ad? 508-865-4656 upgrades Call 800-536-5836 4 Tires w/Rims Priced to sell MOTOR HOME 3/4 TON CHEVY 30 ft. with slideout 1980 MGB immediately at $4,500 2009 midsize Ford 1993 FORD F450 Sleeps 7 SILVERADO Caterpillar Service truck 125/55R16 508-688-5907 4-wheel drive, 1986 450 Dually $7,000 Ford F450, low mileage PARKMODEL Will fit new Ford 5 lug pattern Selling for parts 7.3 International diesel Nice interior, runs great Good condition WITH LOFT $450.00 5 Speed transmission Many new parts, top, engine, Call 508-892-3612 Service body suspension, brakes, etc. 2007 HARLEY for appointment to view and full-length addition $600 Firm 508-943-1740 2,100 miles 508-987-1228 DAVIDSON Furnished Call Mike International 2050 750 CAMPERS/ 12x16 with washer/dryer 508-832-2566 Rotating Crane ROAD KING Campground season 1984 VW RDX TRAILERS Please leave message JEEP CHEROKEE $3,400 96 cu. in., April 15-October 15 Convertible 6-speed transmission 941-567-8719 RIMS (5) 508-779-0194 1990 SUNLINE Want to Place 4-speed standard transmission 17x7.5 rims Excellent condition or a Classified Ad? 183,000 miles TRUCK CAMPER Call 800-536-5836 1 with mounted tire $12,000 or BO 941-592-5318 $595.00 Fits 8’ ft. bed Stored in garage 2003 413-245-9029 Self contained, 3-way $300.00 or BO needs minor work 760 VANS/TRUCKS BUICK CENTURY refrigerator, 3 burner stove 508-867-5156 508-779-0194 4 door, Gray 2007 SUZUKI w/oven, furnace, hotwater 1992 GMC 767 VEHICLES WANTED 190,000 Miles 2005 LOTUS ELISE BURGMAN 400 heater, bathroom w/shower, Diesel Truck PASSENGER SIDE Needs some work Sport and Touring excellent condition Packages SCOOTER 1500.00 UPS Truck-Style, REAR VIEW $750.00 ANTIQUE AUTO 774-200-5152 Arctic Silver metallic paint Like new 508-867-6056 Aluminum Grumman Body, MIRROR FOR ‘05 with black leather interior Less than 3K miles Shelves. Rebuilt PARTS NEEDED 1937-1960 SILVERADO Star Shield paint protection $3,600 2000 WINNEBAGO Transmission/Motor, New Fuel Tank, Radiator, Steer- Car and truck sheet metal Mirror has signal, heat and 2004 BUICK 11,000 miles JOURNEY 34B ing Box. Dual Wheels, trim and exterior parts only power in & out for hauling Dealer maintained Call 508-335-2747 LESABRE CUSTOM Jadestone/White, 11’ Area Behind Seats No mechanical parts trailer (plastic casing piece $35,000 Cummins 275HP Diesel Excellent Condition whatsoever broke off) (PRESIDENTIAL) 508-847-5274 2008 KAWASKI Pusher, Allison 5-spd Trans, 14,100GVWR Also 1949-1951 Mercury Black 76K miles; 4-door; metallic Tow Package trim and sheet metal $200.00 champagne w/black landow 2012 TOYOTA VULCAN 500 Sleeps 5 Call 5pm-8:30pm 978-760-3453 860-377-8374 roof; light tan interior; CAMRY LE MOTORCYCLE Retractable Slide, Auto 508-867-6546 leather heated seats; new Leveling, Full Kitchen, Bath, Black, all power, Bluetooth, 3200 mi., Black Need to Place a Classified Ad? Want to Place a Classified Ad? tires; super clean; Call 800-536-5836 Call 800-536-5836 Car cover Like New Queen Bedroom, Corian Tops, TIRES AND RIMS great condition; Snow tires on rims Asking $3800 Wash/Dry Hook-up, 10-gal. asking $6,500 FOR JEEP LIB- 34 miles per gallon 508-867-8374 Hot Water Tank, Central ERTY AND FORD 508-476-2236 40,000 highway miles Air/Heat, Oak Wood/Rug Floor, Excellent condition Elec. 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2013 Mazda 2010 Ford 2014 Nissan 2011 Hyundai Mazda3 i SV Escape XLT Versa S Sonata Sedan SUV Sedan Limited 2.0T $ $ Sedan 64 per wk. per wk. $ 68 69 per wk. $ only 22K Miles!! 1.6L 4 CYl thats great on gas! Comes equip with 76 per wk. 4 door automatic with 41k! 2.0L 4cyl, Seating capacity of 5, AM/FM/ an Automatic transmission, power locks, power windows, key fob TURBO with only 39K Miles! These are the new model and they are HOT! Satellite-capable, clock, seek-scan, MP3 decoder, Cruise control with Only 65K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power seat, AC, rear defrost, alloy wheels, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, steering with keyless entry, AM/FM/CD in dash radio, AUX hook up, cruise Leather, sunroof, Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, heated front and steering wheel controls, Rear child safety door locks, power windows, rear seats, power seats, AC, rear defrost, cruise controls, tilt steering wheel, power mirrors. Roomy cabin, big trunk, smooth automatic transmis- wheel controls (audio, cruise), luggage rack, dual opening rear door, AM/ control with steering wheel buttons, A/c, and more! FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! alloy wheels, AM/FM/6 disc in dash CD player, Aux/USB for your Ipod or Mp3 sions and sporty handling. player/Bluetooth Capable and so much more!

2 2011 Toyota 2013 Dodge 2 2013 2012 TO TO Grand Volkswagen CHOOSE Camry LE Ford Escape CHOOSE Caravan SE Jetta 2.5L SE Sedan XLT SUV $ $ Sedan $ 76 per wk. 76 per wk. 76 per wk. $ only 63K Miles! Seating capacity of 7, Power windows, Power locks, AC, Rear only 35K Miles! 2.5L I-4cyl Automatic Transmission, Full 4 door with seat- FWD with only 47K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power 76 per wk. defrost, Tilt steering wheel, Cruise controls, 3rd row seating that folds down flat for only 30k! 2.5L 5 cylinder, 6 speed automatic, sleek and stylish ing for 5, Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, tilt storage, Removable floor console with covered box, Mini overhead console with seat, AC, rear defrost, alloy wheels, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, steering steering wheel, cruise controls, power seat, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your storage, conversation mirror, Locking glove box, 4 12V DC power outlets, stow and wheel controls (audio, cruise), luggage rack, dual opening rear door, AM/FM/ black leather interior, AM/FM/Satellite-capable with seek-scan, Single Ipod or Mp3 player, 2 12V DC power outlets, steering wheel controls (audio, go second row captains seats, rear air controls, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your Ipod CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! 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Comes equip with a black cloth and leather interior with seating for 268-hp, 3.5-liter V-6 with 60k Automatic dual-zone front air conditioning, Steering-wheel Power Seats, AC, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, alloy wheels, 5, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, power seats, heated mounted A/C controls, 1st row express open/close sliding and tilting glass sunroof, sunroof, power seat, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, USB port, Only 34k Miles has a stylish black and tan interior with seating capacity of 5, Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, cruise front seats, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, 17 inch sporty chrome alloy wheels, Sunshade, Cruise control with steering wheel controls, keyfob (all doors) remote keyless 2 12V DC power outlets, steering wheel controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth, tempera- controls, alloy wheels, AM/FM/CD player/Aux for your IPod or Mp3 player, steering sport leather wrapped shifter, steering wheel controls (audio, cruise controls), In dash entry, Steering wheel with manual tilting, manual telescoping, 2 12V DC power outlets, ture controls)Mechanical trunk/hatch/door remote release, Integrated key/remote, wheel controls (audio, cruise) Ample passenger space, quality fit and finish, excel- LCD screen, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, Wood grain accents Max. seating capacity of 5, XM AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, 6-disc in-dash CD player, Roomy cabin, quiet and cushy ride, excellent crash test scores. lent visibility and so much more! MP3 decoder, AUX hook up and more!! through all and more! 2010 Ford 2013 Nissan 2 2014 Dodge TO Avenger 2013 Taurus SEL Altima 2.5 S CHOOSE SE Chevrolet Sedan Sedan Sedan Impala LTZ $ Sedan $ per wk. $ 79 per wk. 79 79 per wk. $ 82 per wk. Only 30k miles, Big powerful 288-hp, 3.5-liter V-6, Automatic transmission, seating only 35k miles! Automatic transmisson with a 2.5L 4cyl, Beautiful black cloth Interior with a This 2014!!! Dodge avenger FWD 2.4l 4cyl with 18K is the car for you! 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Strong engine; lots of features for the price; er, Wireless phone connectivity with steering wheels controls, Smooth, quiet system. AUX hookup, Wireless phone connectivity, Long list of standard features and control. Responsive steering; capable chassis; solid cabin construction; loads of electronic with composed ride and handling. ride; simple controls and a large trunk. cutting-edge options; handsome and quiet cabin; humongous trunk; comfortable ride! features and more!! 2012 Jeep 2014 Jeep 2011 Infiniti Liberty Patriot Sport G25 2011 Ford Sport SUV 4x4 SUV Sedan Explorer XLT SUV $ $ per wk. 87 per wk. $ $ 84 99 per wk. 113 per wk. Only has 22k miles, Automatic transmission, Gas efficient 2.4-liter I-4, Trail rated with only 38k miles! Comes with a 3.7L V-6 cyl Automatic transmis- Only 49K! 3.5-Liter V-6, Automatic Transmission, White Exterior!! 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Ample Steering-wheel mounted audio controls, Delay-off projector beam Bi-Xenon high intensity low/high DC power outlets, XM AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, 6-disc in-dash CD player, MP3 decoder and AUX hook up in radio controls. Pleasant ride, decently roomy third-row seat, smooth V6, clever interior storage features, perfect passenger space; innovative technology and comfortable and quiet ride and more!! beam headlamps, LED fod lights. Excellent handling and braking; nifty SynchroRev Match manual the center console. Steering wheels mounted controls, 18” alloy wheels. Capable handling; user-friendly high-tech features; powerful engine with decent fuel economy; finely crafted interior and large third-row seat. crash test scores. transmission; powerful V6; compliant highway ride with a high-quality interior. 2011 Ford 2009 2011 CADILLAC 2010 F-150 STX Mercedes-Benz ESCALADE Porsche Truck Super S-Class S550 EXT Luxury Panamera Cab $ Turbo $ 169 per wk. SUV 119 per wk. $ Call for details Only 26k miles!! Like NEW!! V-6 cyl 3.7L seating capacity of 6, Cruise control 179 per wk. AWD beautiful AWD and Sport controls! Beautiful Tan Leather, with the Yachting Blue exterior color, Navigation, sunroof, sport 19’ alloy wheels, front and rear with steering wheel controls and audio controls, Manual air conditioning, LOADED!! 403-hp Vortec 6.2L V8 SPI, 6-speed automatic w/OD and auto-manual, Black leather interior with a seating capacity Steering wheel with manual tilting, Power side-view door mirrors, 3 12V DC Only 42K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power of 5, Adjustable pedals, Air Conditioning, 22’’ Chrome wheels, clean interior, clean wheels, Electronic Stability Control, Front dual individual climate controls, AM/FM/SAT/CD Player/Bluetooth Capability/Aux for power outlets, AM/FM/Satellite-prep with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, steering wheel, power seats, power trunk, Leather, sunroof, navigation, zone A/C, Front fog lights, Front reading lights, Garage door transmitter, Heated steering wheel with power tilting, auto tilt-away, your Ipod or Mp3 player all powered by the Burmester Stereo System, power rear AM/FM/In Dash 6 Disc CD player/Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 Illuminated entry, Memory seats, XM AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, Front LCD screen, Navigation System with voice activation, In-dash 6-disc remote CD, 8 Bose 5.1 Cabin Surround speakers, 2 wireless headphones, 2nd row opening and closing gate, HID Head lamps, fog lamps, front and rear heated and AUX hook up, sony SYNC system. Powerful and fuel-efficient engine; inviting player/Bluetooth all powered by a Harmon Kardon Stereo! Alloy wheels, LCD wing down entertainment system with DVD, Back up camera, Power moonroof, and Power Tilt-Sliding Sunroof w/Express- air conditioned seats. This is one BEAUTIFUL UNIQUE VEHICLE! and functional cabin; innovative electronics features. power tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, rear back up camera and so Open/Close, Roof rack, Chrome door handles, Running boards, Remote engine start, 4 12V DC power outlets, Cruise control with much more! steering wheel controls. Strong and smooth powertrain, plush ride, quiet cabin and more! *All payments are subject to qualified credit. 0 down 2.99% for 72 months.

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