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BY RAYANNE COOMBS TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT NORTHBRIDGE — It’s that time of year again when the air turns chilly and the winter weather gear gets dusted off, shaken out, and rehung in the closet. But, as the temperature begins to drop, many families in our area are unprepared to face the fast-approaching win- ter. Operation High Five’s, a grass roots movement started by two Northbridge women, is working hard to collect dona- tions to support local veterans and their families who are in need. Talia Berkowitz and Danielle Keane began Operation High Five’s four years ago by collecting new and gently used winter items for adults and kids. Berkowitz explained, “High Fives originally started as a way to collect winter clothing items to distribute to those in need. Danielle and I were both collecting items separately the year prior. I was doing the painted high five hand- Rayanne Coombs photo print with my son, Nolan, in exchange for donations, and Giving a High Five encouraged others to give of themselve Danielle was hanging the win- ter wear donations she col- lecting in 2013 after being out it was to know how blessed lected on trees in Worcester for a marathon training run they were with even the basic with her kids Mara, Kellen, and it was freezing. I came necessities.” Ruari, and Declan. The next home and posted that I want- Keane explained where the year we decided to put our ed to start collecting hats and High Five’s name came about. efforts together to make a mittens for the homeless. That “Talia coined the phrase ‘high Rayanne Coombs photos bigger impact, and we real- year the supplies were donat- five’ because she made hand- Northbridge Elementary School gym becomes arena rock with Joel ly have. Each year we collect ed to Fr. Bill’s House, a non- prints and when people donat- Warren leading the way more than the year before and profit outside of Boston. Talia ed to Nolan, she gave them a our kids get more responsibil- was my first donor that year. high five for helping. The first ity than the year before, too.” The plan was to teach our lit- year when I hung the scarves Joel Warren’s Keane added, “I started col- tle ones about how important Turn To FIVE page A7 school of rock Concert tour BY RAYANNE COOMBS every day and feel like I features music of the season TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT never left home. The staff NORTHBRIDGE – On any is like no other I’ve ever The 2017 “Christmas in New given day at Northbridge worked with, and the stu- England” concert tour will Elementary School, you dents…well, who could be a kick off its 14th season this can faintly hear the distinc- better audience than them? December. This one of a kind tive sounds of music ema- We have fun at NES and the Christmas show features a nating from room, M-6: the students learn about music seasonal blend of traditional, rhythmic thump, thump of through dedication and contemporary, and original a bass drum, the rat-tat-tat play.” Christmas Music performed of drumsticks tapping out Warren is a certified with acoustic instruments and in unison on the classroom music teacher who earned vocals. floor, and the gleeful voic- his Master’s degree in cre- The music got its start in es of children singing about ative arts and learning, and 2000 when Bob Dick’s released honesty, respect, effort, and has a long love of music and his solo Christmas CD “Tidings teamwork. Leading the sym- performing. of Comfort and Joy” which in phony of it all is Mr. Joel, “From 5th grade on I have turn, got New Hampshire song- the school’s beloved music been in concert bands, jazz writer Rick Lang interested teacher, who is himself, a bands, my own bands, taught in writing original Christmas rock star. privately and have five CDs songs. Within a couple years Joel Warren, who is set to to date, with over 45 orig- Rick released his “The Season release his fifth full-length inal songs written. Music of My Heart” album. CD next month, first began is primary in my life and The first Christmas concerts at Northbridge Elementary has always been the driving to promote Bob & Rick’s hol- School seven years ago. He force behind all I do.” iday recordings were held in said, “The best part of being He added, “I began as Northbridge and Stratham, a music teacher at NES is NH in 2003. The concert series NES! I walk into that school Turn To ROCK page A3 eventually expanded to the Courtesy photo Turn To CONCERT page A6 The concert group is readying for this year’s performances Hopedale Troop 11582 honors first baby girl born on Juliette Low’s Birthday!
HOPEDALE — Brownie pital food trays to cheer up Girl Scout Troop 11582 of patients. Hopedale made a gift basket Juliette Gordon Low estab- filled with goodies for the first lished the Girl Scouts March baby girl born on Oct. 31 at 12, 1912 in Savannah, GA the Milford Regional Medical with the goal of giving girls Center. a chance to get out of their The project was in honor of home environments and par- Girl Scout’s founder Juliette ticipate in community service Gordon Low, who was born and experience sports and the on Halloween. The girls rolled outdoors. up diapers to look like bub- Historic Hopedale Girl Scout bles in a bath and placed a Service Unit serves over 175 Brownie Girl Scout doll in the girls in grades K-12 and is part bubbles with Girl Scout socks, of Girl Scouts of Central and hair clip and bib. Also, they Western Massachusetts. Girl included baby towels, baby Scouts of Central and Western wash and lotion. The basket Massachusetts serves with was delivered to the materni- the mission to build girls of ty ward on Oct, 31 to be given courage, confidence and char- to the next baby girl born. acter, who make the world a Courtesy photos Also, in honor of Juliette better place. For more infor- Front Row L–R: Delaney Dicken, Ella Raiche, Madison Buttonow, Meg Low the troop made favors to mation, please visit www. Allen. 2nd Row L–R: Rose Deering, Megan Alley, Kelly Kavanagh, Rory The gift basket created for the put on Milford Regional hos- gscwm.org. Goyette, Olivia Shepard, Sophia DeOliveira, Sofia Goldman lucky baby 2 • Friday, November 10, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune
Webster Dudley area Veterans’ Day observance at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 12 at Depot Square. This year, the Episcopal Church of Veterans Day plans In honor of veterans of all wars, veter- the Reconciliation, 5 North Main St., ans, Scout troops, and townspeople are Webster, will host the 2017 Veterans’ invited to attend and participate in the Day service. certainly a first or one of few within Brookfield invites all veterans and res- program. The Rev. Janice Ford, pastor, and the state. A special THANK YOU to all idents to a Veterans Day Ceremony on Refreshments will be served at the her congregation and members of the women that have served our country Nov. 11 at 11:00 a.m. Lashaway Senior Center following the Webster-Dudley Veterans’ Council, vet- and continue to serve. “The American Legion Family of Post program. erans from the Webster Dudley area, 41 and Unit 41 is excited to open our and Auxiliaries will commemorate Student Concert doors to the community this Veterans SPENCER Veterans Day on Sunday, Nov. 5at 10 Day,” Post 41 Commander Raymond a.m. Pakachoag Music School presents Dupell said. “This event will not only Gaudette-Kirk Post 138 American Veterans and Auxiliaries, with their a student recital honoring veter- honor veterans and their families, but Legion will hold its annual veterans’ colors, will assemble in the parking ans Saturday, Nov. 11 at 2 p.m. at the emphasize our past, present, and future night parade Saturday, Nov. 11begin- area, which is adjacent to the church, at Great Hall at Pakachoag Church, 203 of service to the community.” ning at 6:30 p.m. Line up will be at 6 9:30 a.m. At 9:55 a.m., preceded by their Pakachoag St., Auburn. The school wel- All area veterans, their families, and p.m. at the Legion post, 175 Main St., national and organizational colors, they comes veterans and community friends members of our community are invited Spencer. Parade will begin at 6:30 and will march into the church, where they to join school families, faculty and stu- to attend. Veterans are encouraged to continue down Main Street through will be directed to reserved pews by dents for this concert. It will include wear their medals and/or their uni- the center to Spencer to Elm Street, to members of the congregation. patriotic selections, traditional stu- forms. Refreshments will be served Chestnut Street over to Maple Street Women’s Monument dent favorites and audience favorites. after the ceremony. and back to Main Street to end at the Features beginners through advancing Post 41 currently numbers 70 mem- American Legion. All civic groups and One of the highlights of this year’s music students, free admission and bers plus 55 in the affiliated American town organizations are invited to par- Veterans Day celebrations will take refreshments will follow the program. Legion Auxiliary and Sons of the ticipate. place at Memorial Beach entrance in Pakachoag special events are made pos- American Legion. The post is located at Webster Saturday November ll. The sible in part with the support of the 163 Main St., below Subway in the old NORTHBRIDGE first placing of a wreath at the newly church through use of the Great Hall Star Theater building. erected Women’s Monument. This mon- and the Steinway concert grand piano. For more information contact Keith VETERANS’ DAY BREAKFAST ument was erected to honor all women A. Tytula at (419) 277‐5328 or email at 16th annual Veterans Day Breakfast for their service in our military forces North Brookfield [email protected]. Saturday, Nov. 11, 8-10 a.m. at Past - Present - and Future. The wreath Northbridge Middle School Cafeteria. placing will take place at approximate- American Legion Invites Community EAST BROOKFIELD Sponsored by Northbridge Middle ly 9:45 a.m. All that wish to attend to Veterans Day Ceremony School. All veterans, active service are certainly more than welcome. This The Sawyer‐Mathieu‐Kearns The Depot Square Memorial members, and their families are wel- monument dedicated to all women is American Legion Post 41 in North Committee will hold the annual come.
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It was reported the alleged perpetra- A short time later, Roger R. Riedy Jr., tor had fled the scene in a silver Malibu. date of birth June 16, 1971, was appre- Joel Warren and a classroom full of kids rocking away on the floor Police responded to the scene and hended without incident from one of the were able to quickly identify the vehicle apartments at the address. used, and a possible suspect. The infor- A subsequent search of the residence ROCK and Style’ and then other more mellow mation was disseminated to surround- revealed clothing as well as a pellet continued from page A 1 songs like ‘I See You’ and ‘Teardrop’, ing towns and the state police. pistol used in the armed assault of the which is an instrumental that I wrote At approximately 1:38 p.m., it was clerk at Village Variety. years ago and never released. I am trumpet player in 5th grade and played reported by Massachusetts State Police Riedy was charged with assault while most proud that this CD was all done at Holden barracks one of their troop- armed with intent to rob and also had that instrument through senior year home in my studio. I performed every- in high school. At age 10, I started ers had observed the vehicle in the several outstanding warrants. thing on the CD, wrote all of the songs, driveway of 642 Carpenter Road in to play guitar and made that my pri- and arranged all instrumentation. With mary instrument of choice. I am able previous CDs I always used the talents to play drums for recording purposes of my producer Julian Morelli. It was and I also dabble with piano. My sec- exciting to see the growth I have made ond-choice instrument is my voice, the in my music expression and recording Blackstone Briefs most precious of all instruments and abilities. Still more growth, as always.” the one that takes the most mainte- Not surprisingly, Warren finds inspi- CHRISTMAS FAIR Lunch is available along with baked nance.” ration every day from his students St. Gabriel Parish, 151 Mendon goods to go. Take your own picture Warren, who’s favorite genre of music at Northbridge Elementary School. St., Upton, will hold their traditional with Santa from 9 to 11 am. A visit to is rock/metal, continues to be inspired He explained, “The title track on the Christmas Fair on Saturday, Dec. 2 our Christmas Fair is a great start to a by artists who are edgy, yet have an new CD, ‘Messy Hair...Do Care’ came from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The fair features festive Christmas season. affirmative message in their music. He suddenly from a kindergarten student fresh balsam wreaths, cemetery bas- DAR MEETING explained, “I have many musical inspi- who wore a shirt each week that read kets, mistletoe kissing balls and vari- Wednesday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. Deborah rations as artists. Currently Michael ‘Messy Hair, Don’t Care’. This student, ous indoor plants. Christmas crafts and Wheelock Chapter, DAR Meeting at Sweet from the ‘80s Hair Metal era, con- on the contrary, is a very caring, fun, decorations along with attic treasures, Simeon Wheelock House, North Main, tinues to be my inspiration. The years empathetic individual with a personal- new gift items, knit & crocheted hats, Uxbridge. Program will be Honoring of singing and guitar playing have only ity that emanates the essence of caring. mittens & scarves and many raffles for veterans: The Flying Squadron with made him stronger even into older age. One day I called out to her and said theme baskets, gift certificates to local speaker: Rick Elliott: “Look Into His message is pure and positive and ‘Hey, Messy Hair’ and she said back restaurants, home heating oil and a Our Window”: The WW II history of that is what I aspire to be through my to me in her bright loving personality, lottery tree with over $100 worth of lot- Finkelstein & Sons musical abilities.” ‘Mr. Joel!! You should write a song tery tickets are some of the attractions. Open to the public. Although four of his CDs are geared about that!’ So, this past summer I towards children, the songs always started writing again, knowing in my have a rock flare that adults and par- heart I needed to work on a new CD ents can enjoy with the children. for kids. ‘Messy Hair’ came to me very In 2007, after making his third quickly and then the songs just kept FREELANCE REPORTER WANTED CD, “H.E.A.R.T.S”, Warren became pouring out. Creativity is an amaz- Are you a writer at heart? the founding member of his band, ing thing when you are just feeling it. Do you love to capture the moment Character Rising. “I started the band Thank you to that awesome student!” you’re in with a photograph? because the music grew over the years Warren added, “I would like to per- Do you have an interest in the in my writing process requiring a full sonally thank my superintendent, Dr. goings on in your community, and want to get involved in your town? band to perform the songs. We traveled Catherine Stickney, my principal, to many schools, camps, libraries, basi- Mrs. Jill Healy, all my NES crew and Stonebridge Press, your best cally any venue that had family events friends, the students, the parents, and source for weekly local news, is supported by music. We had a blast per- the NPTA for all they do to make our looking for a hard-working, flexible forming our positive character messag- school days successful and fun. I Love freelance reporter. Job will include es through an energetic and interactive every bit of the ‘Messy’ fun we have writing several stories per week, set of songs.” Not coincidentally, his educating each day to the fullest! Now, photography, information gathering H.E.A.R.T.S CD highlights the school- go get the CD, get messy and most of all and networking. wide Character Education curricu- don’t be afraid to be messy, we all have lum in Northbridge, which focuses on Candidates must be able to work those days to grow and be better.” nights and weekends when needed. honesty, effort, achievement, respect, Joel Warren’s new CD, ‘Messy Hair… Residence in the Blackstone Valley is responsibility, teamwork, safety and Do Care’ will be on sale at the PTA preferred, but not required. self-control. sponsored Winter Social, for $10.00. Warren’s new CD, “Messy Hair… Students who purchase the CD at the Stonebridge Press is an Do Care” will make its debut at the Dec. 2nd, event will be entered into a equal opportunity employer. PTA sponsored Winter Social event on raffle for a cameo appearance in his Friday Dec. 1st, at Balmer Elementary upcoming video for ‘Messy Hair’, set to School. He explained the vibe on his be released in March 2018. More infor- So what are waiting for? soon-to-be-released work, “The new Send your résumé to Editor Ruth DeAmicis at mation including lyrics, video, audio, www.StonebridgePress.com CD, ‘Messy Hair…Do Care’, is again [email protected], Good Local Newspaper”
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Massachusetts has our region has left its mark. I hope that only due to the many other Democratic Registry of Deeds, but to all of us fellow been the first in the country for so many regardless who we nominate for State grass roots organizations and potential democrats. things. We led the nation in healthcare Senate in 2018, he or she will be a person candidates looking to run in the state and On behalf of UDTC, we look forward to once before, there is no reason why we of integrity and humanity who can keep town 2018 elections who attended. These helping his successful campaign. can’t do it again. I believe we have a the tradition alive.” organizations included the Blackstone Ryan Fattman might have some com- valuable opportunity to be the first state The energy at the meeting contin- Valley Progressives, the Millville petition. Thomas Merolli announced in the nation to offer a “biblical” option ued with Patrick Malone, a 22 year old Democrat Town Committee, and the at the meeting he is considering run- for health care to everybody. We could lifetime Uxbridge resident and gradu- Uxbridge High School Democrats. ning for our State Senate seat. Thomas unburden our citizens from the binds of ate from Uxbridge High School, who Pam Maloney represented the is a Mendon resident and current- insurance companies and bring quality announced he is considering making a Blackstone Valley Progressives. She ly Mendon’s assistant town manag- care to those who need it. I believe that splash into politics by running for the mentioned they are trying to get more er, Economic Development chair and there is no reason why we must accept open seat of State Representative in our people involved in Blackstone and are serves as the Mendon Democratic Town a formula for public education which district in 2018. Pat is currently a senior committed to the Raise15 campaign, Committee chairperson. punishes struggling towns. We need at UMass Amherst who will be grad- which represents raising the State min- Merolli said at the meeting, “As the better funding for our schools. As a State uating in the spring with a bachelor’s imum wage to $15 an hour. people in the Valley are struggling to Senator I have ambitious dreams for degree in political science. Along with The Millville Democratic Town stay afloat in this economy, Fattman has Massachusetts, but I also see the direct his studies, he is a fundraising chair Committee currently has four members repeatedly failed to secure from the state needs. Why should Millville schools for the Massachusetts College Democrats and is looking to grow their committee the finances our district needs. He votes fear economic catastrophe? Why should and was given the opportunity to work at as well. against common sense legislation, such teachers anywhere in the Valley grapple the State House where he witnessed first The Uxbridge High School Democrats as wage theft protection. He seeks to for supplies? Our children have a right to hand how both sides can work together. have held Executive Board elections, and deny working people the right to a living an education, and we must see to it that He stated, “I think people of my age can Joey Dubois has been officially elected wage. He wants us to believe immigrants they receive one. I believe there is no be the voice for the people, we can help as president, Riley Malone as vice-pres- are at fault for our economic difficul- reason why we can’t defeat the scourge with climate change and I believe we can ident, and Trevor Rafferty as secretary. ties, but he will refuse to put his name of opioid addiction in a way which treats make college affordable. We can help the They meet every other Tuesday at 6pm, to any bill that could actually relieve it as what it is, a public health crisis. We people that lost their jobs overseas, we and are also seeking new members. the economic pressure his constituents can no longer hear the refrain that there can retrain them and get them back to Next on the agenda, Anthony Viglliotti, live under every day. While our public are not enough beds for addicts. I sadly work, and I believe in green energy as who is the Worcester Registrar of Deeds, schools are struggling, Fattman votes think it is safe to say we all know at least another sector, and we need more work gave a very compelling speech on his for more charter schools and less public one person, if not more, affected by this on the opioid crisis. If we want to get out upcoming bid for reelection in November education funding. He votes against civil disease. Why should we allow Governor of the current situation we have to have 2018. For those who do not know, Vigliotti rights protection for our transgender Baker to cut treatment funding in the people in office that believe it’s possible. I is a lifelong Democrat, an attorney, and residents. He views the people he rep- name of so-called “fiscal responsibility” have the belief that we can work together was a campaign manager for former resents as a mix of legitimate and illegit- while our friends and children die? I and I have the energy. This community President Jimmy Carter. In Tony’s own imate, he even went as far as to say that believe there is no reason that we can’t is near and dear to my heart, I grew up words, “The Worcester County Registry if an undocumented person was raped, rebuild the middle class that made this here, and I look forward to speaking to of Deeds is the most progressive office that the police should do nothing. These country such a power house in the first more people about my possible candida- in the United States, they are as techni- incendiary comments may get a rise out place with good, union jobs. I will stand cy for State Rep.” cally advanced as it can be, and we have of people, but we should remember that by our workers, on or off the clock. Time Kevin Tagliaferri kept the momen- reduced our staff from 59 to 22. There are they do nothing to actually benefit our and again, we have been shown that the tum going with his announcement at no more paper books since 1990, and all towns. They simply reveal the bitter ideas people can get behind are those the meeting for a possible run for State records are kept electronically.” heart of a man who loathes a significant which call upon the better angels of Turn To UDTC page A5 To add, Tony is actively involved and percentage of the people he was elected our nature and improve society. The Do I really need a Real Estate Agent when buying a home?
When I have a home listed for multiple offers on many homes sale it is very common to have they can also help you come up a home buyer call me directly realtor’s with a strategy to win the home from a sign they see or an adver- report of your dreams. The best thing is tisement online. I always ask that you are typically not paying them if they have a Real Estate for their services as the sellers Agent that is helping them find JAMES agent most likely have already a home and most of the time agreed to pay a portion of their the answer is that they do not BLACK commission to a buyers agent have an agent are just looking on bringing a buyer. their own. Most of the time they do not involve a buyers agent When hiring an agent ensure do not see the benefit to hiring then they will get a better deal to interview the agents and that their own agent but more likely because the sellers agent will they can actually provide this they are afraid to make that com- be getting paid more. This is value and find out their statis- mitment. The problem with this not really the case because they tics on getting buyers a lower is that when they do stop by that still have the sellers interest in price or testimonials of getting open house and find that perfect mind and a Realtor needs to put buyers a home in multiple offer home then they jump on it and their clients interests ahead of situations. If you just hire an write an offer with the agent rep- their own interests. The ben- agent that operates more like resenting the seller of the home efit to hiring the RIGHT agent a tour guide than a profession- who has the sellers best interest is that they can negotiate you al negotiator then you possibly in mind. This is turn will get the the best deal on the home. In may be better off going it alone seller the best deal for the home. an environment where there are as there is no true benefit to hav- Many buyers think if they ing the agent.
Real Estate Transactions BLACKSTONE Corp, to Logan, Enoch P, and Logan, Jonea. $225,000 4 Diana St, Moreau, Roger, and Gattoni, $524,500 643 Shinning Rock Dr, Coakley, Robert, Todd A, to Mackenzie, David F. to Hanesian, Colleen, and Hanesian, Darrow. $188,000 7 Ascension St #7A, Jean Bourque T, and $484,000 25 Windstone Dr, Terreno Realty LLC, Dirienzo, Richard J, to Brannan, Christopher, to Sims, Matthew J, and Sims, Teresa K. and Brannan, Tyler. $425,000 159 Mendon Rd Sears, Winfred A, to $117,000 217-219 Main St, Sandys Blackstone Emmott, Mattew C. RET, and Toutounjian, Sevan to Divine Favor $389,600 216 Church St, 216 Church Street LLC, LLC. to Mcgee&Mcgarth LLC. $112,500 40 Fairway Ln #40 Larmee, Ronald P, UXBRIDGE and US Bank NA Tr, to US Bank NA Tr. $409,000 89 Aldrich St, D&C Homes LLC, to $85,000 38 Farnum St, US Bank NA Tr, to Dubeau, Kohen B, and Seminara, Michaela A. Hurteau, Marc, and Hurteau, Emily. $400,000 217 River Rd, SB River Road LLC, to DOUGLAS Uxbridge Pro Storage Inc. $465,000 76 Bigelow Rd, Gauthier, Lissa L, to $248,000 271 West St, Schotanus, Peter B, and Clark, Rebecca, and Clark, Thomas S. Schotanus, Judith A, to Lapan, Timothy J. $344,900 4 Compass Point Dr #2 Northbrown $220,000 33-A Rivulet St, Johnson, Harold C, to LLC, to White Andrea J. Route 85 Realty Corp. $295,000 59 Hemlock St, Franco, Mark W, to $220,000 34-B Rivulet St, Johnson, Harold C, to Turner, Brandon M, and Geer, Linsay A. Route 85 Realty Corp. $80,000 SW Main St, Tetreault, Veronica A, to $210,000 19 Harvest Rd #19 Tenaglia, Michelle, to Beahn, Derek, and Beahn, Kelly A. Mcgarth, Thomas, and Mcgarth, Terri. $25,000 291 South St #1 Bergeron Ernest G Est, $209,300 95 High St #B Wu, Zheng H, and Chen, and King, Lawrence N, to Ranslow, David A, and Hang Q, to Gallagher, Lisa M, and Gallagher, Ranslow, Carole L. Terence A. NORTHBRIDGE $189,000 42 Church St Wells Fargo Bank NA, to $554,000 102 Joseph Cir, J&F Marinella Dev Davin, Daniel J.
Say it in living color! The world isn’t black and white. So, why is your ad? B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, November 10, 2017 • 5 Sheriff warns residents of latest scam
WEST BOYLSTON cer from the Worcester County ments or ask for credit card it card numbers, or any other ists are always trying to stay — Worcester County Sheriff Sheriff’s Office has attempted information on behalf of the sensitive information. Persons ahead of the curve, residents Lewis G. Evangelidis is warn- to pressure recipients into pro- Courts regarding jury duty and receiving such a telephone call need to beware of any unso- ing residents about a recent viding pre-paid money cards, is asking residents to be vigi- or email should not provide licited calls that ask for their phone scam in Worcester credit card and confidential lant against this most recent the requested information, personal or credit card infor- County where citizens are data, potentially leading to scam. Federal and State courts and should notify the Clerk of mation.” said the Sheriff. being targeted and threatened identity theft and fraud. These do not require anyone to pro- Court’s office of the U.S. District “These callers can sound with prosecution for falling calls, which threaten recipients vide any sensitive information Court in their area. For more convincing, will be aggressive to comply with jury service with fines and jail time if they in a telephone call or email. on the Massachusetts Court and try to intimidate you, even in federal or state courts. do not comply, are fraudulent Most contact between a fed- System Jury Information, threaten you with jail time. We According to the Sturbridge and are not connected with the eral or state court and a pro- please visit: http://www.mass. encourage anyone who gets a Police Department, in recent U.S. courts or the Worcester spective juror will be through gov/courts/jury-info/ suspicious call to just hang up days fraudulent calls have County Sheriff’s Office. the U.S. mail, and any phone “Our department does not or call authorities first before been made to residents in the The Worcester County contact by real court officials contact residents and demand giving out any type of personal Sturbridge area where a caller Sheriff’s Office does not con- will not include requests for payment or ask for credit card information or money,” said identifying himself as an offi- tact residents and demand pay- Social Security numbers, cred- information. Today’s scam art- Evangelidis. Give thanks for good health by donating blood this holiday season DEDHAM — The American Red Cross RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). instructions on the site. encourages people to share their good How to donate blood: Simply download Another way to support the lifesaving health this holiday season by donating Upcoming blood donation opportuni- the American Red Cross Blood Donor mission of the American Red Cross is to blood for patients in need. ties App, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800- become a volunteer transportation spe- Mike Healey’s son was born premature- North Oxford RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) to make an cialist and deliver lifesaving blood prod- ly, weighing 3 pounds, and immediately 11/30/2017: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m., Cornerstone appointment or for more information. ucts to local area hospitals. Volunteer needed blood. “I gave blood the next day Bank, 64 Leicester St All blood types are needed to ensure a transportation specialists play a very and have done it 56 times since then,” he reliable supply for patients. A blood donor important role in ensuring an ample said. Though Healey’s son spent his first Southbridge card or driver’s license or two other blood supply for patients in need by trans- 49 days of life in the neonatal intensive 11/24/2017: 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Harrington forms of identification are required at porting blood and blood products. For care unit, he has thrived and is now a Hospital, 100 South Street check-in. Individuals who are 17 years of more information and to apply for a vol- healthy, 10-year-old little league baseball age in most states (16 with parental con- unteer transportation specialist position, player. “I will never forget whoever self- Sturbridge sent where allowed by state law), weigh contact
UDTC a possible run for State Representative, Maria Newman and seconded by mem- 21 South Main Street, Uxbridge. UDTC continued from page A 4 but has since withdrawn from consid- ber MaryJo Murray for Art Dubois to be is actively seeking new members and eration. vice chair of the Uxbridge Democratic associate members and encourages per- Representative. Kevin is an attorney, Last, but not least, Brian Plasko an Town Committee. A unanimous vote sons who may be interested to attend a chairman of the Bellingham Democratic Uxbridge Resident, spoke about the pos- was taken by all members present. meeting. Town Committee and a Democratic State sibility of running for Selectman in town. The Uxbridge Democratic Town Committeeman. The election will be held in May 2018. Committee’s next meeting will be held He began his speech by first announc- Brian addressed the members, “I have on Nov. 15th at 7pm at Lower Town Hall, ing, “Bellingham will be sponsoring an a huge concern about what’s happening opioid forum at the Bellingham Town in our town in regards to the water sup- Library, Blackstone Street on November ply. We need to do a better job with com- 14 being held by the Norfolk DA ‘s office, munication on the BOS. Every town has from 7 -9 pm. All are welcome to attend.” issues but we need to work together bet- j j j j ter. We need business to come into town. j Friday’s Child j Kevin went on to say, “I was approached by people and that’s why I We need to improve the infrastructure. am considering a run for State Rep. I am We can’t just keep raising taxes; we need Corey is a loving, happy 6-year- help by encouraging business to come to a graduate of UMass. The Democratic old boy of Caucasian descent. He is our town. That is what I plan on working Party cares for the majority of the people, a friendly child who bonds easily and not for their own benefit, but for what’s on as a Selectman. I look forward to speaking to more residents about their does quite well with his peer interac- good for everyone. We have an open seat tions. Corey likes to color, draw, play and everyone is saying we need to go concerns.” with his toys and watch television. He Blue and we need to show up, we have David Quiroa introduced himself to to show the residents of this district and our committee as the field manager for also likes to read books and make up residents of the state that the democratic the Mass Democratic State Committee stories. He is an active little boy who party is back, and we care about the for Worcester County. He is here to help likes to jump and run around while real people and their real issues and our town committees with coordinating playing. Corey is also described as a their real problems. I have been helping events and campaigns. He announced he resilient child who is a pleasure to be is hosting a VoteBuilder training on Nov. people most of my life. I was a social around. Corey is affectionate to those worker and helped kids, and then went 16 at 6 pm, location to be determined. All are welcomed to those interested in around him and is a caring child who is to law school and now helping people and always willing to help. Corey enjoys go- giving people direction. Not enabling attending this training. The remainder of the meeting focused ing to school and recently entered the people, but to help people. I have formed first grade. He is diagnosed with Down a committee and I am not sure it’s doable on the bylaws of the Uxbridge Democratic Syndrome and requires assistance in because of money. It’s a daunting task, Town Committee. Committee member but if I can find a way to raise the monies Tim Bonci has been working tirelessly school and with many of his daily activities. Although he is not always able to I will be running for State Rep.” on a draft of the bylaws. Another update verbally express himself, Corey does understand instructions and responds well Tom Houle, who is on the Board of of these bylaws will addressed at the next to a structured daily living routine. Selectman in Millville, announced also meeting. Legally freed for adoption, Corey’s social worker is open to exploring all family at our meeting he is currently exploring Lastly, a motion was made by Secretary types where Corey can be the youngest or only child. His social worker shared that he would also do best in a family where he did not have to go to morning or afterschool care. His worker prefers he spend more time in the home receiving individualized attention from his caregivers. It is recommended that a family be chosen based upon their openness with adoption. Corey would like to be with a family who is able and willing to provide him with lots of love and attention. He is an active child who would love to have a family that will work with him on speech and educational activities as well as to play with him and help him to excel. Who Can Adopt? Can you provide the guidance, love and stability that a child needs? If you’re at least 18 years old, have a stable source of income, and room in your heart, you may be a perfect match to adopt a waiting child. Adoptive parents can be single, married, or partnered; experienced or not; renters or homeowners; LGBTQ singles and couples. The process to adopt a child from foster care requires training, interviews, and home visits to determine if adoption is right for you, and if so, to help connect you with a child or sibling group for which your family will be a good match. Please contact the Massachusetts Adoption Resource Exchange at 800-882-1176 or www.mareinc.org. This space is provided by:
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Plump round pumpkins and tri valuable source of food to pumpkin; heat. Add eaten fresh, steamed or boiled. The key colored Indian corn are sure signs of carry them through the Take cream and season with is choosing edible Indian corn that is autumn. While these harvest favor- long, cold winters, teach- salt and pepper. freshly picked and young and tender. If ites are familiar sights at entry ways ing early English settlers the *** the kernels appear dried, the corn is too and front stoops, they are also edible. how to grow and prepare Hint Colorful Corn: A old to be enjoyed fresh. Speckled Indian corn and seasonal pumpkins, which became trio of colorful corn *** pumpkins, from large Jack-O-Lanterns an important seasonal KAREN cobs, dried and hung Corn Décor: Once you’ve eaten your to squat pumpkins, are favorite fare mainstay of the pioneer on a back door are a fill of freshly picked Indian corn, you for the harvest table. Read on for sug- diet. The pilgrims utilized TRAINOR sure sign of Autumn. can easily recycle the rest for ornamen- gestions to take them from décor to the every part of the pump- “Indian Corn,” with tal use. Pull the husks all the way over dining table! kin, roasting the flesh, husks pulled back to the stalk and allow them to dry out for *** drying the seeds, making flour from expose petite, speckled ears are a New about a week. To make Indian corn last Pumpkins with Purpose: Jack-O- dried pumpkin, and even weaving floor England treat in more ways than one. the season and beyond as a decoration, Lanterns are a Halloween tradition mats out of pumpkin skins, a method The delightfully ornate corn cobs have simply spray or paint shellac on the that can last beyond the Trick or Treat learned from the Native Americans. In long been used as home décor to usher kernels. night! Dark orange sugar pumpkins New England, colonists made the first in the autumn season, but did you know *** handily go from fall centerpiece to the crustless pumpkin pies by cutting the some strains of Indian corn are edi- dinner table. The solid, sweet orbs hold top of the pumpkin, removing the seeds ble? Food grade Indian corn on the cob Win Dinner for Two up nicely for displays both indoors and and filling it with apples, milk, sugar is often available at farmer’s markets Your tips can win you a great dinner out, and in true frugal fashion, after and spices and baking it whole. and specialty grocery stores during the for two at the historic Publick House they have served their time they can be *** harvest season. These “calico” colored Historic Inn in Sturbridge! Simply send enjoyed as dessert pies, creamy soups Fresh Pumpkin Bisque: After your pointy eared cobs are not only delicious in a hint to be entered into a random and holiday breads. It’s no wonder har- (still intact) sugar pumpkin has served – they are fun to eat when popped on drawing. One winner per month will vest pumpkins have long remained an its time as an autumn prop, why not the cob! win a fabulous dinner for two at the autumn wonder, prized for both their serve it up on the dinner table? Here’s *** renowned restaurant, located on Route culinary and decorative virtues! an easy recipe for a rich pumpkin soup. Pop Corn: Individual ears of dried 131 across the town common in historic *** For a vegetarian version, just switch food grade Indian corn may be (care- Sturbridge. Because I’m in the business Perfect Picks: Keep in mind when vegetable broth for the chicken broth. fully) popped in the microwave using of dispensing tips, not inventing them initially choosing pumpkins that the the standard paper bag method. Keep in (although I can take credit for some), variety you select should fit your need. Ingredients: 1 medium onion, mind Indian corn is harder and tough- I’m counting on you readers out there For example, if you desire a pump- chopped; 2 stalks celery, chopped; 3 er than traditional corn, but the “fun to share your best helpful hints! kin for pie, a medium sugar pumpkin, cloves garlic, chopped; 4 cups chick- factor” makes it a treat worth trying! In Do you have a helpful hint or handy which is typically small and sweet with en (or vegetable) broth; 2 tomatoes, addition, fresh Indian corn may be cut tip that has worked for you? Do you have a dark orange color, is the best choice. chopped; 2 bay leaves; ½ teaspoons nut- off the cob to be popped on the stove or a question regarding household or gar- For carving, look for well rounded meg; 2 cups pumpkin purée (one medi- in a popcorn maker. den matters? If so, why not share them pumpkins that have good color with um sugar pumpkin, about four pounds, Note: Keep in mind if you plan to eat with readers of Stonebridge Press pub- stem intact. Pumpkins earmarked as yield about 1 ½ cup purée); salt and Indian corn it is of utmost importance lications? Send questions and/or hints Jack-O-Lanterns are usually larger and pepper to taste; 1 cup heavy cream. that the corn is a strain safe to eat and to: Take the Hint, c/o Stonebridge Press, contain too many strings and seeds Instructions: Sauté onions, celery, that it has not been treated. Some farm P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550. Or to be practical for pie making, but the and garlic in butter. Add broth, toma- stands and markets are now offering e-mail [email protected]. Hints are entered seeds are ideal for toasting. toes, bay leaves and nutmeg. Cook until authentic Indian corn cobs dried and into a drawing for dinner for two at the *** vegetables are very soft. Strain and ready for popping. historic Publick House Inn. Pumpkins’ Past: Pumpkins boast a reserve liquid. Purée vegetables with *** long history at the harvest table. Native some liquid and strain through a sieve. Food Fact: Believe it or not, cer- Americans revered the pumpkin as a Combine liquid, puréed vegetables, and tain varieties Indian corn can also be
CONCERT genres and new original relax and enjoy a truly continued from page A 1 songs from Lang. unique and uplifting hol- The concerts feature iday event. hometowns of the vari- Amy Gallatin, Karen The concert will ous performers of the Lincoln Wilber, Dave take place Saturday, show as well as a couple Dick, Roger Williams, Dec. 2 at the Rockdale of new venues. Ken Taylor, Krissy Congregational Church, Christmas in New Dick, Rick Lang, and 42 Fowler Road, England showcases Bob Dick. These musi- Northbridge. Doors open songs from these two CDs cians have put together at 6:45, concert begins at as well as Lang’s latest Christmas music set in 7:30. Admission at the Christmas CD, “That’s an acoustic style that is door only is $15 or $10 for What I Love about truly a unique experi- seniors 65 and over. $5 for Christmas” for which ence. “Christmas In New students and under 5 are the title cut was hon- England” is fast becom- free. The annual Cookie ored with an award for ing an annual tradition Walk will take place 2015 Holiday Song of The across New England. downstairs during inter- Year by the International This upbeat, lively con- mission and there will be Music & Entertainment cert will provide a wel- chili, soups and assorted Association. Other songs come relief from the drinks and desserts avail- in the show include holiday rush, providing able before the show and Christmas standards, simple moments to trea- during intermission. For songs from bluegrass, sure and a chance to slow more info call Bob at 617- western, country and folk down and savor the sea- 429-0347 or email apland- son. Take a moment to [email protected].
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WORCESTER — Drama, love, and follows the lives of several members of may be purchased at VPABoxOffice@ of their preferred art form -- art, music, heartache in the Russian countryside. a community where love triangles, pas- worcester.edu, (508) 929-8843, or at the or theatre – plus an understanding of One boy falls in love with his neighbor. sion, and betrayal intertwine to portray door. Tickets are $14 general public, $10 what the arts have in common, and What follows? Chaos. a captivating story for the audience. senior citizens, and $7 students. how they are performed and exhibited John Kehoe, a Douglas native and Love found and love lost is a com- The Worcester State University in the real world. The VPA Department 2015 graduate of Douglas High School, mon theme throughout the play. A Visual and Performing Arts also offers art, theatre and music takes part in the chaos playing the detailed, and challenging play to per- Department offers an interdisciplinary, events open to the public. Learn more role of Pyotr Nikolayevich Sorin in form, WSU’s Visual and Performing student-centered, artistic education at www.worcester.edu/VPA or connect Worcester State University’s produc- Arts Department students welcome that prepares students for professional with VPA on social media: Facebook/ tion of “The Seagull.” “The Seagull” and its challenges. lives in the arts. Its educational spaces VPAatWorcesterState, Twitter and “The Seagull,” written in 1896 by Performances take place Nov. 16, 17 encompass the Fuller Theater, practice Instagram @WSUVPA. Follow our Russian author Anton Chekhov, as and 18 at 8 p.m. and Nov. 19 at 2 p.m. rooms for music, and art studios at the blog, The Artful Lancer, at WSUVPA. translated by Paul Schmidt, takes place in Worcester State’s Fuller Theater University’s Sagamore Road Studios. wordpress.com or find our videos at on an estate in rural Russia. The play at 486 Chandler St., Worcester. Tickets VPA students gain in-depth knowledge YouTube.com. Senate candidate makes stop at local businesses Republican businessman The trio then visited and U.S. Senate candidate Omni Control Technology John Kingston toured sev- in Whitinsville and met eral local businesses and President and CEO Peter met with the president of Bedigian. They discussed the the Chamber of Commerce development of new technol- in the Blackstone Valley ogies to improve the safety Tuesday, accompanied by and efficiency of train travel. State Rep. David Muradian of Kingston, joined by Grafton and chairman of the Muradian and Massey, then Northbridge Planning Board visited the Blackstone Valley and Northbridge RTC Brian Chamber of Commerce and Massey. met with the President and “I had a great time tour- CEO, Jeannie Hebert. ing two incredible business- “Everywhere I go in our es located in the Blackstone state I find business leaders Valley and learning about the concerned with the grid- unique and important work lock and uncertainty in they are doing,” Kingston Washington,” Kingston said. said. “I shared my vision for Kingston and the two electing new leaders, focused local officials toured the on delivering the kind of Riverdale Mills Corporation results that will give busi- in Northbridge, the world’s nesses across Massachusetts leading manufacturer and the certainty they need to distributor of engineered, expand and create new jobs,” welded wire mesh fabrics. Kingston said.
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FIVE never too early to get involved!” Last year we received about 800 pieces and thank them. I think being involved continued from page A 1 This year, Operation High Five’s from approximately 40 families. This and seeing not everyone is as blessed will be working with Veteran’s Inc. year our local elementary school is as them drives Talia and me.” in Worcester for the homeless, I hung in Worcester, to distribute donations donating their monthly dress down Berkowitz said, “Friends are donat- one with Nolan’s little hand print on to local veterans and their families. funds to add to the piles and piles of ing, students are dropping off items, it. My children also wrote notes that Berkowitz said, “Over the years, we warm winter wear that is dropped off collections are happening at work were added to the toiletries given to have spread the donations out to sev- to us daily.” places and businesses are making the shelter.” eral local organizations, but Veteran’s Keane added, “Also, this year Kelly’s donations.” She added, “We’re truly She added, “Talia and I have both Inc. has always been so very grateful. G Photography made a monetary dona- grateful for the support of our commu- lost a parent, and I think we are acute- This year we wanted to solely focus on tion that surpassed the donation from nity, not only is this a wonderful way ly aware of the importance of a legacy. helping them. This quote, taken from the Northbridge Police Department in to give back to people who have given I want our children to pass this tradi- their website really puts it in per- 2017. We are continuously blown away so much and something we know our tion down some day. I also want them spective for us: ‘We operate according by the generosity of our friends and children are learning from, but it to know no hand is too small to make to the philosophy that veterans have family.” reminds us how lucky we are to be a difference.” earned the respect and gratitude of our Berkowitz and Keane have worked raising these children in the generous Berkowitz went on to say, “We are nation, and in return, Veterans Inc. diligently to make Operation High and kind town of Northbridge.” blessed to have warm homes, appro- shall provide them with whatever ser- Five’s a family and community-wide For more information about priate clothing for the season and food vices are needed. In other words, they effort. Berkowitz, who is also a Operation High Five’s, or if you would any time our families are hungry. were there when we needed them. We pre-school teacher at Northbridge like to make a donation, contact tber- We want to teach our children that is must be there now that they need us’.” Elementary school, said, “Danielle [email protected], or search for not the case for everyone, but we can Berkowitz continued, “We get to live and I are the collectors and the pro- the High Five’s event on Facebook. change that narrative. By collecting, our lives the way we do because some- moters, our six kids are the counters Berkowitz and Keane will also arrange sorting and counting these items, our one else fought for, or is fighting for and sorters, and our community in convenient pick-up or drop off to those children are learning that they can us to have this privilege. We want to Northbridge is the force behind High interested in contributing. Donations change someone’s world, even if only give back to those who have given so Five’s.” can also be made directly to Veteran’s in a very small way. We hope that much.” Keane added, “Every year our chil- Inc. this small-scale effort will turn into a Operation High Five’s will contin- dren come to help hand out the dona- mindset of always looking where they ue to collect cold weather gear and tions and see the giving first hand. can help as they get older.” toiletries throughout the month of They see the homeless, our veterans, Keane added, “We hope this small November, and has seen their dona- idea branches out and others create tions grow annually. Berkowitz service ideas with their children. It’s explained, “Each year our collection www.StonebridgePress.com has grown by about a hundred items. A Real Keeper We work
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Frank G. Ruth Chilinski Stampeding Bull DeAmicis President & Editor Publisher If you want to change Market may slow down… so be Editorial things… prepared
One of the gifts of beyond dreds. On radio, televi- As you know, living in a represen- sion, in print, online we’ve been enjoy- Losing a tative democracy is civic — it’s impossible to ing a long period of steadily rising that voting is only engagement over-communicate. one of the rights it And though amplify- stock prices. Of confers. For ordinary ing the reach of your course, this bull market won’t newsman people who want to lee h. voice has value, so last forever – and Mike Saucier died this week. make change — who does retail persuad- hamilton when it does start He was a fixture at Stonebridge Press in some way want to ing —plain one-on-one Financial losing steam, you, early in his career, and a good one. He alter their neighbor- conversations that Focus as an investor, rose quickly through the ranks from hood or town or state teach you which argu- need to be pre- a staff writer to being editor of first or even the nation — the promise exists ments carry weight and which don’t. DENNIS pared. the Blackstone Valley Tribune then the that by dint of their own efforts they can Because although you might be start- ANTONOPOULOS Before we look Southbridge Daily News when it was do so. This is a precious gift. ing with like-minded allies, inevitably at how you can still a daily paper. But it is not an easy one to enjoy. you’ll need to broaden your coalition ready yourself for a new phase in He was good at it. Even in a democracy, bringing about to include people who were initially the investment environment, let’s He knew everyone, and everyone significant change requires hard work skeptical or saw the issue differently consider some facts about the cur- knew him. — a level of intensity and commitment from you. rent situation: He was quietly exuberant, and knew beyond the ordinary responsibilities Which is why you also should always Length: This bull market, which what being a good journalist meant. of citizenship. You need a workable, be open to the idea that you could be began in 2009, is the second-oldest He didn’t shirk from the long hours, or achievable remedy that will correct wrong, that your proposal could be in the past 100 years – and it’s attending a meeting if there were too the problem you’re worried about. You improved and strengthened, that others about twice as long as the average many and staff writers too few. Lofty need patience and perseverance, and a might have better ideas both on sub- bull market. titles like ‘editor’ only meant he attend- specific set of skills and capabilities. stance and on strategy. Part of the art of Strength: Since the start of this ed, wrote his own stuff, then attempted To begin with, you can’t make change building coalitions is being open to pro- long rally, the stock market has to re-read it for accuracy himself and alone. You’ll require the help of others. posals that alter or change your propos- produced an average annualized hope he didn’t miss something. So you have to be able to listen carefully al. You may have put a lot of work into gain of 15.5% per year. He rarely did. to people — and then identify the inter- designing and drafting it, but one of the While these figures are impres- His papers were accurate. est groups and individuals who can first things you’ll encounter is someone sive, they aren’t necessarily pre- They were interesting. help you achieve what you want. who’s got an amendment. dictive – so how much longer Fun to read. This means you also need to be able No one possesses all the skills need- can this bull market continue to Had not only a wealth of usable infor- to look around you and understand the ed to persuade, cajole, negotiate, and “stampede”? No one can say for mation but a lot of the ‘stuff’ that make political lay of the land. How intensely strategize his or her way to success. sure, but there’s no mandatory up a community and its newspaper like will this or that individual or group Especially when it comes to pushing a expiration date for bull markets school news, and kids, and churches, support you? Will they actually help, cause at the state or national level, it – in fact, they don’t generally die and craft fairs and what happened with or just pay lip service? What are they will take money: to communicate, to of old age, but typically expire the conservation commission about willing to do — and, just as important, advertise, to travel. It takes resources either because of a recession or that too small lot last week? the bursting of a bubble, such as He knew the people, respected the not willing to do? to accomplish changes of consequence, the “dot.com” bubble of 2000 or the people, and was always a gentleman… What about the lobbyists, the mayor’s which means raising money — and housing bubble of 2007. And right unless he needed to be a bit hardnosed or governor’s office — or the White dealing with donors who want a role to now, most market experts don’t about getting the information needed House? What kind of reception can you play, with all the challenges that brings. see either event on the near-term for a story. Then he became a bit more expect from the media? And what will Fortunately, there is no single cen- horizon. dogged. it take to get your allies to work in a ter of power in this country. It takes a Still, this doesn’t mean you Which also makes a good newspaper- coherent, coordinated way? complex effort within a complex sys- should necessarily expect an man. You also have to take responsibility tem to make change, which is why it’s uninterrupted streak of big gains. Mike was all those things and more. for being the expert on your proposal. such a challenge and why many people Some signs point to greater mar- And while he got a good solid start You’ll need to understand its weakness- get discouraged. It’s built into the idea ket volatility and lower returns. with Stonebridge, we knew we were not es and strengths, its potential impact, of representative democracy that mak- To navigate this changing land- big enough to contain him, and so we and the arguments both for and against ing change is difficult. But most of us scape, think about these sugges- weren’t. it. There’s nothing quite so challenging wouldn’t have it any other way. Few tions: It was almost with parental pride as appearing before a city council or things can exceed the satisfaction of Consider rebalancing your we could say he got into much higher congressional committee and answer- helping shape the direction and success portfolio. If appropriate, you may realms…the office of the mayor of New ing questions from politicians who have of your community or nation. want to rebalance your invest- York City no less; and did a great job their own agendas as they grill you. ment mix to ensure you have a there too. You have to know what you’re Lee Hamilton is a senior advi- reasonable percentage of stocks He was much too young to be lost, talking about, and be willing constantly sor for the Indiana University Center – to help provide the growth you only 46 years old with a young family. to update yourself on the facts. Facts on Representative Government; a need to achieve your goals – and He had the potential of more great news drive the public dialogue, and you want Distinguished Scholar, IU School of enough fixed-income vehicles, to deliver, more solid reporting and always to be on the lookout for the most Global and International Studies; and such as bonds, to help reduce your factual information to share. His was a persuasive facts or developments that a Professor of Practice, IU School of portfolio’s vulnerability to market journalistic star on the rise. can support your proposal. Public and Environmental Affairs. volatility and potential short-term Mike, where ever you are now, smile This is because you’ll also need to He was a member of the U.S. House of downturns. with us here, and know we remember communicate constantly, wheth- Representatives for 34 years. Look beyond U.S. borders. At you and are proud of you. er you’re trying to build support one any given time, U.S. stocks may We’re sorry you are gone. on one or before a gathering of hun- be doing well, while international stocks are slumping – and vice versa. So, when volatility hits the U.S. markets – as it surely will, at some time – you can help reduce the impact on your portfolio if LETTERS you also own some international equities. Keep in mind, though, Extra! Extra! Read All About It! that international investments We think you’re important enough to tell all our readers to bring some specific risks, such as currency fluctuations and foreign turn to the Opinion pages and read your Letters to the Editor. political and economic events. But first, you have to write us! Develop a strategy. You may Mail your letters to the Blackstone Valley Tribune, P.O. Box want to work with a financial pro- 90, Southbridge, MA 01550. fessional to identify a strategy to cope with a more turbulent invest- Or e-mail your letters to the editor at ruth@stone bridge- ment atmosphere. Such a strategy press.news. can keep you from overreacting You’ll need to provide your name and place of residence, to market downturns and possi- along with a phone number, so we can verify the letter is bly even help you capitalize on short-term pullbacks. You could yours. invest systematically by put- We don’t have a set limit, but if you keep it around 600 words ting the same amount of money or so, you’re going to have a better chance at seeing all your in the same investments each month. When prices go up, your words in print. investment dollars will buy fewer If you want to write a bit longer about a particular issue, shares, and when prices drop, maybe a guest Your Turn column is your cup of tea. If you do you’ll buy more shares. And the that, try to keep it between 700-800 words. more shares you own, the greater your potential for accumulation. Remember, libelous remarks and/or personal attacks are a However, this strategy, sometimes no-no and could lead to your letter not being published. known as dollar cost averaging, So, what are you waiting for? Start writing! won’t guarantee a profit or protect against all losses, and you need to be willing to keep investing when share prices are declining. During a raging bull market, it’s not all that hard for anyone to SOUND OFF! invest successfully. But it becomes more challenging when the inevi- WE KNOW you’ve got an opinion, so what are you wait- table volatility and market down- ing for? turns appear. Making the moves Sound Off! described above can help you It’s a fast and easy way to let everyone know what’s on keep moving toward your goals – even when the “bull” has taken a your mind. What’s more is if you’re worried about putting breather. you’re name out there, don’t be! With Sound Off! you don’t have to leave a name. This article was written by You can e-mail your Sound Off! to ruth@stonebridge- Edward Jones for use by your press.news. Just remember to label it as a Sound Off. local Edward Jones Financial Advisor. Please contact Dennis You’ll want to keep your remarks relatively brief so we Antonopoulos, your local Edward have enough space in the newspaper to include it all. Jones Advisor at 5 Albert Street, Auburn, MA 01501 Tel: 508-832-5385 or dennis.antonopoulos@edward- jones.com. B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, November 10, 2017 • 9 Auctioning gold
When I meet Selling gold The representative may with estate per- and other valu- sell it at auction and let sonal represen- ables before call- the income from the sale tatives (former- ing an auction be split among the heirs. ly called execu- house can create Interested heirs may bid tors), I look for another issue. An on any disputed pieces. valuable items auctioneer may Promotion is an to auction that be less likely to important part of an will provide handle the sale of auctioneer’s job. Having revenue for the your other per- valuable items like gold estate. Because Antiques, sonal property if will attract bidders and gold is easy the most valuable help raise the price of to sell, people Collectibles items have been other items in an auc- will sometimes sold. tion. Marketing gold and inform me & Estates Auctioning gold other valuable items in that they have or other items is a an auction increases auc- already sold the WAYNE TUISKULA recognized way to tion attendance resulting gold jewelry make certain that in stronger prices for the and coins. We an estate personal other items in the auc- advise against this for representative is doing tion. several reasons. their due diligence when Many gold and other Some estate personal selling personal proper- coins have numismatic representatives bring ty. The representative value, above the scrap pieces appeals to many tion of a Northborough these and other events. gold to the nearest buyer. can show any concerned value. Coin collectors buyers who will pay a farm will be open for live Contact us at: Wayne Some gold buyers will parties that the person- and dealers compete for premium. Jewels, pearls bidding soon. We will Tuiskula Auctioneer/ pay a higher price than al property was openly rare coins at auction. A and enamel work don’t hold a preview at the Appraiser Central Mass others because they offered to bidders at a good auction house will register on a scale when farm on Dec. 9th and 10th. Auctions for Antique work with a lower mar- well promoted auction. evaluate whether your being scrapped, but are Bidding ends Dec. 13th. Auctions, Estate Sales and gin than others. At auc- Sometimes estate per- coins have value above an important factor in Our next live auction Appraisal Services www. tion, many gold buyers sonal representatives the melt value before auc- what someone will pay takes place in Worcester centralmassauctions.com compete against each also use auctions to help tioning them. for jewelry. The extra on Jan. 25th. We have (508-612- 6111), info@cen- other and the highest equitably distribute Gold estate jewelry money you earn could some estate sales taking tralmassauctions.com bidders win the auction items among heirs. There also often has a value help you during your place soon as well. See lots. Auctioning pieces may be several heirs well above the melt Golden Years. www.centralmassauc- will ensure that the gold interested in certain piec- value. The craftsmanship Our online estate auc- tions.com for details on brings fair market value. es of personal property. of antique and vintage
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The “Trips Offered” section is for DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA • Nov. 17: Captain Jack’s and UNION SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE non-profit organizations and will Mohegan Sun casino. Choice of lob- CHAPTER 12 run as space allows. Mail your infor- ster or prime rib. $74 pp. mation to Trips Offered, c/o Ruth For reservations contact Jan • Dec. 6: Newport Playhouse, DeAmicis, PO Box 90, Southbridge, Caouette at (508) 887-2215. Make Dashing Through the Show, buffet Union Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Chapter MA 01550; fax to 508-764-8015 or e-mail checks payable to Bernadette Circle and cabaret. All for $89 pp. #12, Southbridge, is sponsoring a to [email protected]. #709 and mail to Bernadette Circle • Jan. 19: Foxwood Casino. Free buf- variety of excursions for all to enjoy #709, PO Box 201, Webster MA 01570. fet luncheon and $10 casino slot play. in 2017. We are a non-profit family The Daughters of Isabella is a non- Leave at 8 a.m. Cost: $29. oriented Franco-American fraternal CHARLTON SENIOR CENTER profit and charitable Catholic wom- • Feb. 16: Foxwood Casino. Free buf- society since 1900. As always, you do en’s organization fet luncheon and $10 casino slot play. not have to be a member to participate in any of the scheduled events. All are Please call Elaine or Debra for more Leave at 8 a.m. Cost: $29. welcome. Gift certificates purchased info at (508) 248-2231 ~ Sign up sheets • March 16: Foxwood Casino. Free DUDLEY SENIORS in any amount can be used by the & flyers available at the Senior Center. buffet luncheon and $10 casino slot recipient to any event at face value. Flyers are also available on our web- play. Leave at 8 a.m. Cost: $29. 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For portation on a top quality motorcoach Cost is $57 pp. This is the 26th year of dine, dance and enjoy a tradition- more information, call Bernard Dube which is restroom and video equipped, this excursion. al New England lobster bake. Then at (508) 885-3098. check out nearby Rockport with its 5 nights lodging including 3 on the December 9: Festival of Christmas charming shops and boutiques. $95 Island, 5 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 5 --Grand Tour of India: Feb. 16 to Lights at Our Lady of LaSalette per person includes: transportation, dinners, 2 guided tours (of the Island March 2, 2018 Shrine, concert with Father Pat, the cruise aboard the Beauport Princess, and City), whale watching on the calm singing priest, Museum of World entertainment and lobster luncheon. waters of Bay St. Catherine and a visit --Cuba: March 18-29, 2018 Nativities, gift and book shop, Chapel (Gratuity for bus driver not includ- to St. Anne De Beaupre Shrine. Also of Light, a bistro for refreshments ed) Please make checks payable to: included are all tips for the bus driver --Grand Tour of France: May 30 to and snacks; optional trolley ride to Landmark Tours and step on guides. Snacks and water June 15, 2018 view display of 400,000 lights, carou- Newport Playhouse: “No Tell Motel” will be provided on travel days, as sel for children, complete luncheon - JULY 11: Enjoy an entertaining show well as games, movies, etc. Cost will --England & Scotland: Sept. 5-16, 2018 at Wright’s Farm restaurant. Cost is and delicious lunch at the Cabaret be $700/ person based on double occu- $49 adults, $39 children aged 3-10 and Restaurant. $89 per person includes: pancy. Passports will be required. For younger than three, free. Reservation transportation, lunch and play. information call Evelyn Grovesteen at MILLBURY SENIOR CENTER deadline is Dec. 7. (Gratuity for bus driver not included) (508) 764-8254. Make checks payable to: Fox Tours. DAY TRIPS: Bronx Zoo New York – SEPT. 12: EAST BROOKFIELD SENIOR 2018 CENTER Get Wild at the Bronx Zoo! Unlimited SOUTHBRIDGE SENIOR CITIZENS admission to all exhibits and lun- ASSOCIATION cheon. $89 per person includes: trans- For information and reservations, September 11-13: three day excur- portation, all rides & attractions, please contact Judy Shute (508) 867- sion for the performance of Jesus at the 9224 Contact Jim Julian at the Casaubon Sight & Sound Theatre, Lancaster PA, lunch (Gratuity for bus driver not Senior Center Monday, Wednesday, included) Make checks payable to: the Amish Country and Philadelphia. LEICESTER SENIOR CENTER or Friday 9-10 a.m. or call (774) 922- More details available soon. The pro- Fox Tours 4049 or e-mail [email protected]. The Sicilian Tenors “Christmas duction has taken three years in the Contact the Leicester Senior Center, making and involving about 650 indi- Amore” - DECEMBER 4 (more info to 2017 trip schedule, open to public — come). 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BY HANNAH COHEN TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT UXBRIDGE — The town of Uxbridge is home to many different shops and types of stores, but by far the most unique is A Touch of Magick Consignment in down- town, located at 2 South Main St. Owned by Debi Kennedy, it is full of calming vibes with a welcoming spirit. On Nov. 4th, A Touch of Magic held a psychic faire. Introduced a couple months ago, the event was booked solid. Kennedy says “I wasn’t sure how it would be perceived.” With the results that she had gotten, Kennedy was able to do it again. This event became pop- ular via Facebook. Kennedy plans to have the event take place quarterly. A Touch of Magick is always holding events in the shop, most involving some type of psychic energy. Kennedy believed this was something Uxbridge would be interested in, and since the event is completely booked again, she was right. The shop is full of women’s clothes, CONSTRUCTION with many different name brands. Hannah Cohen photos CARPENTERS The shop also sells shoes, jewelry, and Debi Kennedy in her bewitching store many other accessories. Kennedy not only sells consignments, she also pro- HUSBANDS FOR HIRE vides a host of many different New Age were no more consignment shops in HOME IMPROVEMENT materials, including books and different Uxbridge and knew it would be a good NORTHBRIDGE, MA thing for the town. As a stay at home herbs with many uses. Growing up near [email protected] mom she became “bored,” and thought Salem, Kennedy was always exposed to www.hubbiesforhire.com a world such as she had created in town. the town could use a place like hers. Kennedy saw a need, and filled it, and She began her business in February, Winner of Boston Magazine’s 2009 Best of Boston™ Home Award for Small Home Repairs in Metrowest with that she may have become one of and even since then she has grown. She the most popular shops in town. now occupies two suites in the building Specializing in handyman services, small home Dressed in all black with red streaks where her business resides. repairs, painting, tiling and much more in her hair, Kennedy was welcoming The next event is going to be on Fully insured and registered – Call Ed Mansfield for a free estimate and kind to anyone who walked through November 9th, at 7pm in her shop. It the door. Speaking with Kennedy, she will be a workshop on how to harness 508-234-2162 was happy and excited to be able to your own psychic abilities. share her story and share her love of To find out more about future events, New Age materials. see A Touch of Magic’s Facebook page, Kennedy had noticing that there or contact directly at (509)779-7386. GENERAL BUILDERS MASONRY
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BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER UPTON — The Nipmuc Regional varsity football team posted a shutout versus Northbridge High, 23-0, during Week 3 of the regular season. When the two teams met again, this time on Saturday, Nov. 4 in the semifinals of the Central Mass. Division 5 sectional tournament, the fourth ranked Rams gave the top seeded Warriors all they could handle. Northbridge held a 7-0 halftime lead and con- tinued to lead deep into the third quarter until Nipmuc rallied and won, Jake Stucyznski of Northbridge looks for room to run the 19-14, to remain unde- football against Nipmuc’s defense. feated at 9-0. They will next face No. 3 Auburn High (6-3) for the district Nick Ethier photos championship, while the Northbridge’s Dan Plante carries the ball toward his blocking offensive line, including Zack Rams, who slipped to 5-4, Roberts (2). will play No. 2 Oakmont Regional (5-4) in the con- Stucyznski hit Sean with 1:46 to play in the The Warriors had mul- solation game. Rosenlund on an 18-yard third. tiple chances to ice the “We have an M.O. slant route touchdown “I guess that’s what game later in the fourth of shooting ourselves pass and Jordan Froment you get with a sopho- quarter, but the Rams’ in the foot,” longtime tacked on the extra point more,” LaChapelle said defense had a pair of Northbridge head coach kick. of Stucyznski’s up-and- fourth-and-short stands Ken LaChapelle said Northbridge then down performance. to give the ball back to before citing specific kicked off to Nipmuc’s Stucyznski complet- the offense. instances of allowing the Richard Broni, who ed 8 of 21 passes for 158 “Defense was outstand- Warriors to back into the took it 90 yards to the yards, two touchdowns ing,” noted LaChapelle. game. “We let that big house for a touchdown and two interceptions. After the import- kickoff go [for a touch- with 2:44 left in the third Stucyznski’s other ant defensive stops, down] after emotionally quarter. The Rams’ Dan touchdown pass went Northbridge first turned taking the lead — that Plante did block the extra to Froment (who then the ball over on downs killed us — and then obvi- point attempt to keep kicked the extra point) and then saw Nipmuc ously the interception Northbridge ahead, 14-13, in the second quarter, a defender Jon Hilton strip pick-six wasn’t good.” but the lead was short- 79-yard bomb down the Stucyznski of the ball and The aforementioned lived. left sideline to open the Nathaniel Gould scoop it plays came within 58 sec- The Rams got the ball game’s scoring. up for the turnover. onds of one another on back and Plante carried Northbridge’s other Despite the loss, the game clock. Nipmuc it for a couple of yards quarterbacks, including LaChapelle guaranteed first tied the score at on first down before Aiden Fair — who threw that his team will be Dan Plante of Northbridge tips the ball on a pass thrown his 7-7 when quarterback Stucyznski threw a pass two incomplete passes in motivated and ready to go way while being defended by Nipmuc’s Jon Hilton. Nicolas Clark called his that was intercepted the third quarter when when taking on Oakmont by Preston Dougherty. Stucyznski was being — even though they have own number for a 39-yard worried about wheth- we play them all. We play touchdown but the Rams Dougherty then scam- worked on by the trainer been knocked out of the pered 25 yards into the after being hit hard on a playoffs. er you’re in the playoffs every one to win and next regained the led, 14-7, or not. For 42 years I’ve week’s going to be no dif- when quarterback Jake end zone as the Warriors carry — are also sopho- “You shouldn’t be surged ahead, 19-14, now mores. playing football if you’re scheduled 11 games and ferent,” he concluded. Beavers beat Assabet to remain unbeaten, advance to district final
UPTON — The Blackstone Valley Tech varsity football team opened its game with Assabet Valley — a Central Mass. Division 7 sectional semifinal matchup, played Saturday, Nov. 4 — with the ball and methodically marched down the field, resulting in a 4-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Scott Mackay to tight end Jordyn Amero. Andrew Trettel then booted the extra point through the uprights, and the Beavers held a 7-0 lead with five minutes to go in the opening quarter. Top seeded Valley Tech never lost its lead — the fourth ranked Aztecs chipped the deficit down to 7-6 at one point and 21-14 at another — and won a 35-14 deci- sion to improve to 9-0. The Beavers will now play No. 2 Leicester High (7-2) in the Division 7 sectional championship game at Commerce Bank Field at Foley Stadium at 2 p.m. Assabet slipped to 6-3 and will play No. 3 West Boylston High (6-3) in the consolation matchup.
Blackstone Valley Tech’s Conner Christensen Nick Ethier photos leaps in the air to be able to catch a pass in front of Assabet’s William Soto. Blackstone Valley Tech’s Joseph Antaya collides with an Assabet defender while carrying the ball.
Blackstone Valley Tech’s Conner Polymeros pushes ahead for additional yardage while being Jordyn Amero of Blackstone Valley Tech creates separation from an Assabet defender and tackled by the shoestrings. catches a first quarter touchdown pass. B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, November 10, 2017• 13 Sports Spartans lose hard-fought district game to Lunenburg in double OT BY NICK ETHIER half-goal a game. SPORTS STAFF WRITER Morgan Martellio, UXBRIDGE — When Morgan McCarty, Kelsey the district tournament Prince, Erika Dube and season rolls around, Erin Hynes were also all a high school coach stout defenders in front can really ask for is of Streichert, as they rou- that their team plays to tinely cleared the ball the best of their ability. during the Blue Knights’ And that’s exactly what 12 penalty corner oppor- the Uxbridge High var- tunities. sity field hockey team “They were just solid,” gave head coach Kelly Rosborough said of her Rosborough when the defenders. “They really eighth seeded Spartans took control of the defen- hosted No. 9 Lunenburg sive circle.” High in a Central Mass. A scary sight for the Division 2 sectional tour- Spartans took place with nament first round con- 2:08 to play until halftime when a Lunenburg play- test on Wednesday, Nov. Sarah Calkins of Uxbridge er attempted to make a 1. has the inside edge on Uxbridge fought val- centering pass toward Lunenburg’s Rachel Drasser iantly and had standout Uxbridge’s cage, and while handling the ball. Nick Ethier photos performances from their her stick inadvertently Uxbridge’s Erin Hynes, right, looks for an open spot to hit the defensive unit and goal- caught the forehead of ball and get it away from a Lunenburg defender. ie Maggie Streichert, but Dube, who suffered a deep es,” said Rosborough. the Blue Knights were a laceration and had to be The first OT session tough group and won, 1-0, taken to the hospital. ended without a goal, in double overtime to end The Spartans played though, and another the Spartans’ season. inspired field hockey 15-minute sudden victo- “It was a great all- from that point forward ry period ensued. This around game,” said and forced overtime. The time, it only took the Rosborough. “Every play- 15-mintue sudden victory Blue Knights (14-4-1) just er came to play. That’s OT session featured 7-on- over a minute to win the what you want in a dis- 7 play — instead of the game and advance to the trict game.” normal 11-on-11 lineup — district quarterfinals to Streichert, employ- and, even though offen- play top ranked Oakmont ing her usual aggressive sive chances were limited Regional. Uxbridge’s Morgan McCarty style, made save after throughout the course of Lunenburg received sends a free hit up the field save and finished with 12 the game for Uxbridge, their 12th and final cor- versus Lunenburg. stops to keep Uxbridge in they nearly won the ner and executed as it while Lunenburg pep- game. Rebecca Handy received pered the net. Sarah Calkins made a a pass and blasted a shot the commitment — was “Maggie definitely had nice pass down the field to past Uxbridge’s defensive like it’s never been. They her game of the year for Hynes, who then passed unit and then Streichert worked hard in the offsea- us today. Some of her it to Madison Ouellette. for the victory. son and they were ready saves were so on point The Spartans’ sophomore “This was our best to go in the preseason. and so crucial to the then found herself alone season,” Rosborough They’re picking up their game,” said Rosborough. with Lunenburg goalie remembered after com- sticks year-round and Streichert played in all Kristen Melanson, who pleting her fourth year playing on club teams. I was able to make the save. 19 games this season for as head coach. “We were couldn’t be more proud of Erika Dube of Uxbridge advances the ball past a Lunenburg the Spartans and allowed “I think in overtime we 13-4-1. I just think the ded- the girls.” defender. just 10 goals against for dominated. We took con- ication of the players — an average of just over a trol and we had our chanc- Uxbridge football gets by Pirates with strong second half play
BY DEAN P. ST. LAURENT “We had a little bit of trouble Uxbridge added another to get multiple hats to the ball matchup for our boys, I need- SPORTS CORRESPONDENT in the first half with what they score in the fourth quarter and we accomplished that.” ed to see some fight from my OXFORD — After a scoreless were doing up front, but we to secure the victory when Despite the loss Oxford (7-2) team, especially after a tough defensive slugfest in the first made some necessary adjust- Johnston (13 carries, 79 yards), did not lack effort and put loss against Leicester last week half, the Uxbridge High varsity ments,” explained head coach a senior running back, got together a stellar defensive per- — and I saw it.” football team prevailed in the Bob Martellio. “We came out loose up the middle of the formance in the first half. They After missing the playoffs second half behind three touch- and ran the ball on them a lot Pirates’ defense for a 50-yard also moved the ball successful- and dropping back-to-back downs to defeat Oxford High, more than people thought we touchdown to make it 21-7 late ly late in the third quarter to games, do not expect the 21-7, on Friday night, Nov. 3 were going to and that made a in the fourth. make it a one score game. A Pirates to lie down for the final in a highly-touted non-playoff huge difference, so we adjusted The Spartans’ strong offen- drive led by Murray, a junior, two weeks. They will be back matchup after both sides nar- some of the blocking schemes. sive game plan worked in con- at quarterback in the Wildcat and ready to end their solid rowly missed out on spots in Matt [Johnston] and Scotty junction with the defense’s abil- formation had the Pirates able season on a high note. their respective divisions. [Kaeller] did a heck of a job ity to slow down Oxford star to score in five plays, sparked “We just spoke about that Coming out of the half the running the ball and the offen- running back Niko Murray. by a 27-yard run by freshman and if this doesn’t fuel your fire Spartans (6-3) were on a mis- sive line did a much better job “The goal all week was to Samuel Wing. That set up a to come out and win your last sion and started to move the in the second half.” shut down Murray, he is not 3-yard touchdown burst for two games, you have issues,” ball on their first drive after Keeping it rolling, the the leading rusher in Central Murray to make it 14-7. laughed Clarkson. “Playoffs, receiving the kickoff. The drive Spartans forced a Pirates’ punt Mass. for no reason,” Martellio That was Oxford’s lone we have moved past it, we knew featured plenty of senior quar- and started to drive down the stated. “They are huge up touchdown, though, as they our schedule wasn’t strong terback Scott Kaeller (17 car- field once again. They put front, the coach does a heck struggled to find the big play. enough to get in, we watched ries, 137 yards), who finished it together a four-play drive and of a job, but we have a pretty “Our defense played very the numbers the whole time, in the red zone by taking off on took advantage of a short field good defense — we have some well in the first half, but we just our hopes were high, but it a draw for a 9-yard touchdown to add to their lead. The score good linebackers with [Jason] couldn’t move the ball, those didn’t happen and we have to make it 6-0 after a failed came on the ground by Kaeller Kindl and Johnston, Darian kids can tackle,” expressed moved past it. We wanted to PAT, just three plays after tal- once again on a 15-yard scram- Spencer and Scotty Kaeller. We head coach Jeff Clarkson. come out here and win against lying his game-long 26-yard ble to make it 14-0 after a suc- told those four guys that they “They are a seasoned program Uxbridge, but it didn’t go our dash down the right sideline cessful two-point conversion had to wrap up and we told the and have made the playoffs a way, but it was a very good that set up the score. try. defense as a whole that we had lot of years now. It was a good football game.”
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Nick Ethier photos Blackstone Valley Tech’s Mackenzie LeClaire grabs possession of the ball with open space versus North Brookfield in the first round of the Central Mass. Division 2 sectional tourna- ment, a 2-1 Beavers’ victory. Casey Remillard of Blackstone Valley Tech is able to handle the airborne ball with her stick while being defended by a North Brookfield player during the Beavers’ 2-1 win in first round play of the Central Mass. Division 2 sectional tournament. All results are from games played (7) Nipmuc 3, (10) Blackstone through Sunday, Nov. 5. Valley Tech 0 — The Beavers fell to the Warriors, ending their season at (16-0-2) after press time. (6) Whitinsville Christian 2, (11) Tuesday, Oct. 31 19-9, but Valley Tech enjoyed a suc- North Brookfield 1 — The Crusaders Blackstone Valley Tech’s cessful season. They also played for the Central Mass. Division 4 Boys’ edged the Indians to advance in the Newcombe scores low at Division State Vocational championship earlier Soccer First Round tournament. Whitinsville Christian 3 state golf championship — The in the week, losing to Greater New (9) Douglas 5, (8) David Prouty (12-5-2) will play a quarterfinal round Beavers’ JJ Newcombe fired a 3-over Bedford, 3-1, in the final. 0 — The Tigers earned a trip to the dis- matchup with No. 3 Quaboag Regional par 73 at Wyantenuck Country Club trict quarterfinals by defeating the host (11-6-1) after press time. to place in a tie for fourth out of the 39 Friday, Nov. 3 Panthers. Douglas (11-6-2) must now golfers that qualified for the individual Central Mass. Division 3 Boys’ play top ranked Bromfield High (17-1), Saturday, Nov. 4 portion of the tournament. Newcombe Soccer First Round with the game scheduled to be played Central Mass. Division 2 Field was the top Central Mass. finisher. (8) Uxbridge 2, (9) Monty Tech 1 after press time. Hockey Quarterfinal — The Spartans survived a scare from (4) Hopedale 1, (5) Blackstone Thursday, Nov. 2 the Bulldogs to advance to the district Central Mass. Division 3 Girls’ Valley Tech 0 (OT) — It took more Central Mass. Division 3 Volleyball quarterfinals. Uxbridge (8-7-4) will play Soccer First Round than 60 minutes of regulation play, but First Round No. 1 Holy Name (11-5) after press time. (8) Bromfield 4, (9) Blackstone the Blue Raiders finally knocked off (3) Whitinsville Christian 3, (14) (10) Blackstone Valley Tech 3, (7) Valley Tech 1 — The Trojans got past the Beavers in overtime. Valley Tech Assabet Valley 0 — The Crusaders Northbridge 1 — The Beavers pulled the Beavers, as Valley Tech’s season finished with a record of 12-3-4. (17-4) picked up the home victory ver- off the upset, ending the Rams’ season ended at 12-4-3. The Beavers reached the quar- sus the Aztecs to advance to the district with a record of 10-7-2. Valley Tech terfinals by defeating No. 12 North quarterfinals. There, they will play No. (8-6-3) will next play the second ranked Central Mass. Division 4 Girls’ Brookfield High, 2-1, in first round play 6 Millbury High after press time. Advanced Math and Science Academy Soccer First Round on Thursday, Nov. 2. From the archers to the anglers: fall is expanding with sports
dark to put in the paper, but I will try to get a better one for The Great upcoming columns. The fall turkey hunt in Outdoors Massachusetts closed this past Saturday with a good number RALPH of birds being harvested. Many of the birds were big toms that TRUE sported some very long beards. Hunters reported encounters with turkey every day that Archery deer season explod- they hunted. Now if we can ed with action this past week have a mild winter, next year’s with the rut now in full swing. birds will provide some great Almost everyone that spent a spring hunting. few hours in the woods had A mild winter will also a visual deer encounter, and have a negative impact on the numerous hunters managed to deer population. CWD (chron- harvest a deer. This writer was ic wasting disease) is still a on his way to hunt pheasant real threat to our deer herd. this past week and almost har- It is an awful disease, killing vested a deer with my truck. deer in other states, but to date Courtesy photos Shimmering Teddy Roosevelt won top honors at field trials in New York Quickly hitting the breaks Mass. has been spared from for his Douglas owner. saved me from damaging my Todd Carpenter with a 13 point this deadly disease, because truck, and saved the deer from buck from the Blackstone Valley. of strict regulations that pro- what could have been a fatal hibit hunters from bringing crash. Drivers need to be alert afternoon and Sunday after- Lake last week and caught a somewhat stormy and cold deer carcasses in from other when driving local roads, as noon. Tickets are $15.00 each! more than a dozen trout troll- forecast. states. Only boneless venison the bucks are chasing does to Fresh water bass fishing ing flies. Both had a great time. This week’s second picture is allowed to be brought into breed, and can send a deer into has been very good locally, They released all of the fish. shows Jerome Jussaume’s Mass. from harvested deer in the path of your car. with numerous 4 lb. fish being The trout all averaged 14 inch- dog “Shimmering President other states. Deer ticks are also Young Cam Jarret harvested caught and released in lakes es or better. Many of the trout Teddy Roosevelt” (“TR”) of killing young moose in some a very impressive 8 pt. 218 lb. and ponds in the valley. Live are spawning at this time of Douglas after claiming the first states, and it has become a big buck during the annual youth bait like shiners, are the num- year, which can make for slow place Bushy Hill F.T.A open problem. hunt in October. More than 100 ber one bait for some local fishing on some days. Ice fish- Field Trial on Sept. 30, 2017 The Whitinsville Fish & deer were harvested during the anglers. Trout fishing remains ing stocked ponds this winter in White Pine New York. It Game club is holding a Strip youth hunt. This week’s picture strong and has been improv- for trout should provide some takes a lot of time and patience Steak supper on November 18, shows Todd Camper with a 195 ing every day after the heavy great fishing with family and to win these coveted trophies. starting at 6 pm! Baked potato lb. 13 point buck, he harvest- rain that hit the area recently. friends. Jerome’s handler was Vasilois and salad are included with ed a week ago somewhere in Power bait remains the num- Local weather forecasters “Billy “ Akkouris. Nice job. the meal. The public is invit- the valley. Both deer were very ber one choice of many trout are predicting a warmer than ed to attend. There are a few impressive. Congratulations anglers. My brother Ken & normal winter, although the Take A Kid Fishing & Keep tickets available, and can be fellas. Cam’s picture was too his wife Debby fished Wallum farmers’ almanac is predicting Them Rods Bending! purchased at the club Saturday
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Less than 5: Keep trying Call or email Stonebridge Press today 508-909-4105 or [email protected] 7-10: Getting Better 11-15: Excellent You can also download your photo reprint form at www.StonebridgePress.com 15 or More: GENIUS! B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, November 10, 2017 • 15 16 • Friday, November 10, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune OBITUARIES David A. Gaskell, 84 Ethel Wiersma, 86 MENDON- David A. Gaskell, 84, of in Uxbridge. He enjoyed working in NAPLES, FL- Ethel (Roorda) daughters, Debra Harpie and her hus- Mendon passed away Saturday, Nov. his yard; walking his little buddy, Wiersma, 86, of Naples, FL formerly band Rian of FL. and Rebecca Wiersma 4, 2017, at his home surrounded by Rocky; and rooting for his favorite New of Mendon passed away Fri., Nov.3, of Treasure Beach, Jamaica, a sister his family and loved ones. He was the England sports teams. He also liked 2017 in the St. Camillus Health Center, Marie Nywening of GA., two grand- loving husband of Evelyn N. (Aldrich) to spend a little time in the kitchen, Whitinsville with her family by her children and three great-grandchil- Gaskell. where he was known to make delicious side. dren. She was predeceased by a daugh- David and Evelyn meatballs the size of softballs. But most She was the wife of ter, Lynn and two brothers, Edward celebrated their of all, Dave loved spending time with Harry Wiersma. and Samuel Roorda. 62nd wedding anni- his family, from family gatherings on She was born Visiting hours was held Wed. Nov. versary this past year. Sundays and summers by the pool to November 20, 1930 8, 2017 from 5-6 PM in the BUMA Dave, as he was annual trips to New Hampshire with in Prospect Park, NJ FUNERAL HOME, 480 Church St., known to many, his grandchildren. the daughter of the Whitinsville. owned and operat- In addition to his wife, Evelyn, he late Peter and Trina A memorial service followed at 6 PM ed Gaskells Service is survived by his children Karen S. (VanEk) Roorda and in the funeral home. Station for over 50 and her husband Bruno Rossacci of was a graduate of In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- years before his Hopedale, Cindy L. Rando of Douglas, Northbridge High tions may be made to Whitinsville retirement. and David M. and his wife Tammy School, Class of 1948. Christian School, 279 Linwood Ave., He was born Dec. L. Gaskell of Mendon; a son-in-law, In addition to her husband Harry, of Whitinsville, MA 01588. www.bumafu- 4, 1932, the son of David A. Rando of Milford; one brother, 67 years, she is survived by a son, Larry neralhome.com the late Henderson Russell T. Gaskell of Uxbridge; and four and his wife Donna of Sutton, two and Grace (Wood) grandchildren, Nicholas D. Rando and Gaskell Hutchinson, his fiancée Melissa I. Vondras, Brian and the stepson of J. Rossacci, Kristen M. Rando and the late William Matthew B. Rossacci. He was prede- Gloria Y. Dunphe, 82 Hutchinson. He had ceased by his sister, Patricia Pantano, been a resident of Mendon for most of and his brother, Donald Gaskell. WHITINSVILLE- Gloria Y. A. and his wife Diane Magill of his life and was a graduate of Uxbridge Funeral services and burial will be (Tremblay) Dunphe, 82, died Friday, Franklin, NH; two daughters, Robin High School, where he excelled on the private. November 3, 2017 in the Beaumont L. and her husband Ken Heney of football and baseball fields. Memorial donations may be made to Skilled Nursing and Rehab Center in Whitinsville, and Kathy and her hus- A veteran of the Korean War, Dave the Disabled American Veterans at 24 Northbridge. She was the wife of the band Dick Odgren of Auburn; three proudly served in the U.S. Marine Beacon St., Boston, MA 02133, or to the late John Dunphe who died in 2001. brothers, Louis Tremblay of Attleboro, Corps., receiving a Purple Heart for his Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, Gift Gloria worked for Gerald Tremblay of Texas, and Robert wounds. Processing Administrator, 18251 both the Ideal Pizza Tremblay of Saugus; a sister June Dave was a Past Master and member Quantico Gateway Drive, Triangle, VA in Whitinsville for Breska of NY; several grandchildren of Solomons Temple Masonic Lodge 22172. www.bumafuneralhome.com 13 years as well as and great-grandchildren. She was pre- Roger’s Bakery in deceased by her grandson Joey Magill. Whitinsville. There are no visiting hours. Gloria was born Funeral services will be held at the Frederick R. “Beaver” Johnson, 75 September 10, 1935 in convenience of the family under the UXBRIDGE- Frederick R. “Beaver” football teams, and was elected to the Lowell, the daughter direction of the BUMA FUNERAL Johnson, 75, died Wednesday, Uxbridge High School Athletic Hall of of the late Joseph A. HOME, Whitinsville. November 1, in the Blackstone Nursing Fame. As a youth, he was member of and Regina (Lamoreaux) Tremblay In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- Home. He is survived by two brothers, the Good Shepherd Church CYO bas- and had spent most of her life in tions may be made to the Beaumont William “Jigger” Johnson, and Harold ketball team, and he played on the 1959 Whitinsville. She graduated from Skilled Nursing and Rehab Center, c/o “Snooky”” Johnson, Milford Powers Post American Legion Douglas High School. Activity Funds, 85 Beaumont Drive, of Uxbridge; two sis- State Championship baseball team. She is survived by her two sons, Northbridge, MA 01534. www.bumafu- ters, Nancy Harper, He was a U.S. Army veteran, and Ronald D. Magill and his companion neralhome.com of Whitinsville, and worked with his brother at the Johnson Jaymie of Anaheim, CA, and Robert Wanda Johnson and Siding Company. her longtime com- Beaver loved family gatherings, and panion, Robert Shea, he enjoyed golf, candlepin bowling, and of Millville; a god- trips to the dog track and Twin Rivers. Kenneth J. Guhman, Jr., 78 son, Stephen Harper, Beaver’s Funeral Mass was held and his wife, Jean, at 11am, Tuesday, November 7, in SOUTH GRAFTON- Kenneth J. Mr. Guhman attended Saint Peter’s of Worcester; and Good Shepherd Church, Linwood, Guhman, Jr., 78, died Friday, November Church in Northbridge, and was an several nieces and followed by burial in Saint Mary’s 3, in the UMass Memorial Medical active member of the Northbridge nephews. He was pre- Cemetery, Uxbridge. Calling Center, following an Senior Center, where he delivered deceased by a broth- Hours were 9-10:30am, Tuesday, illness. He is survived meals on wheels, drove seniors to med- er, John, and his November 7, in the Carr Funeral by his wife, Constance ical appointments, and ran the pool brother-in-law, Peter Home, 24 Hill Street, Whitinsville. (Grenier) Guhman; league. An avid outdoorsman, Ken Harper. Memorial donations may be made to two sons, Kenneth led many white water rafting trips, Beaver was born either, Salmon VNA & Hospice, 37 J. Guhman, III, and and guided many hikes with the in Milford, December Birch Street, Milford, MA., 01757, or the his wife, Melissa, of Appalachian Mountain Club. He loved 11, 1941, a son of Harold F. and Ida Uxbridge High School Athletic Booster Lake Wales, FL, and soccer and coached youth soccer for (Gnaidek) Johnson, and was a lifelong Club, c/o Uxbridge High School, John A. Grenier, and many years in Douglas, Webster and Uxbridge resident. He was a 1960 grad- 300 Quaker Highway, Uxbridge, MA his wife, Deanna, of Wilmington, VT. He also coached little uate of Uxbridge High School where 01569. To leave a condolence for the Shrewsbury; a daughter, Lynne Boggu, league baseball in Douglas. he was an outstanding athlete, and family, please visit, www.carrfuneral- in India; a brother, Gary Guhman, of Mr. Guhman’s Funeral Mass was captained the baseball, basketball and home.com. Burrillville, RI; a nephew, Gary M. held at 11 AM, Wednesday, November Guhman, of Orlando, FL; and six grand- 8, in Saint Peter’s Church, followed by children, Ryleigh, Joshua, James, burial in Fairview Cemetery in South Michael P. Saucier, 46 Jenna, Jake, and Ryan. Grafton. Calling Hours were Tuesday, Mr. Guhman was born, March 3, 1939, November 7, in the Carr Funeral Home, PHOENIX, AZ / WHITINSVILLE, the Northbridge High School Class of in Queens, NY, a son of Kenneth J. 24 Hill Street, Whitinsville. In lieu of MA - Michael P. Saucier, 46, of Phoenix, 1989. and Elaine (Koerner) Guhman, Sr. He flowers, donations may be made to the passed away Wednesday, November 1, Michael adored his daughter Flora. attended Assumption Prep and gradu- Northbridge Senior Center, Highland 2017, at home, with his family by his He taught her to love books, appreciate ated from Shrewsbury High School, He St., Whitinsville, MA, 01588, or the side. He was the husband of Fernanda great music and though he was often lived most of his adult life in Douglas Leukemia Research Foundation, 191 Santos Saucier and father of Flora scared when she climbed the mesquite and South Grafton. Waukegan Road, Northfield, IL, 60093. Santos Saucier. tree on their front yard, he taught her With his brother, he owned Toke To leave a condolence for the fami- Michael wrote sto- to love nature. Products in South Grafton for many ly, please visit www.carrfuneralhome. ries for a living, as He also loved to travel. He was years until his retirement . com a journalist and a just as happy during family trips to public relations con- Ogunquit Beach in Maine and his sultant. In Phoenix, wife’s hometown of Salvador in Brazil he was the founder as when he visited the plains of north- and owner of Soss ern Wyoming, the beaches of Maui, the Lee C. Tompkins, 49 Communications, a cobblestone streets of London, the pubs consulting business, of western Ireland and the museums of SPENCER- Lee C. Tompkins, 49, ago. and the proud editor St. Petersburg, Russia. of Smithville Road, died on Friday, Lee was a Welder at Polyfoam in of Frontdoors, a magazine that focused In addition to his wife Fernanda and November 3, 2017 at Harrington Northbridge, but really was a jack of on philanthropy. Prior to moving to parents John and Betsy, he is survived Memorial Hospital with his family by all trades who could fix anything. He Arizona five years ago, Michael worked by his daughter, Flora; a brother, John his side following a brief illness. enjoyed doing anything recreational as a press secretary in the administra- T. Saucier, Jr. and his wife Cindy of He leaves his wife – motorcycles, boating, snowmobiling, tion of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg in Uxbridge; and several nieces and neph- of 14 years, Nicole N. camping, and hunting and fishing were New York, as a foreign and city editor ews, in the United States and Brazil. (Brewer) Tompkins; many of his outdoor passions. at The New York Sun, and as a copy Visiting hours were held Tues. two daughters, Faith Lee was a loving, caring and devoted editor at TheStreet.com, Boston Herald Nov. 7, 2017 from 4-7 PM in the BUMA M. Tompkins, and husband, father, son, brother, uncle, and Naples Daily News in Florida. FUNERAL HOME, 480 Church St., Leah C. Tompkins; and friend who is gone too soon. He Michael began his journalism career Whitinsville. his parents, Leo had a great sense of humor with a at Stonebridge Press Newspapers, Funeral services were on Wed. Tompkins and quick wit, and will be missed by all owner of the Blackstone Valley Nov. 8, 2017 at 10 AM from the funeral Deborah (Perry) those who loved or knew him. Tribune. He was editor-in-chief at the home, followed by a Mass of Christian Tompkins of Bolton; A Funeral Service for Lee was held Southbridge Evening News when he Burial at 11 AM in St. Patrick’s Church, his twin brother, David Tompkins and on Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at met his wife Fernanda at a job fair. He 1 Cross St., Whitinsville. Burial will his wife Lori of Hudson, NH, his broth- 7:00PM in the Varnum Funeral Home, offered her an unpaid internship. She follow at St. Patrick’s Cemetery, er, Christopher Tompkins and his wife Inc., 43 East Main St., West Brookfield. turned it down, but she did not turn Providence Rd., Rte. 122, Whitinsville. Michelle of Winchendon; his sister- Calling hours were held from 5 to 7PM him down when he called her to go out Memorial donations may be made in-law, Jessica Ross and her husband prior to the Service. In lieu of flowers, on a date. to Mike Saucier Memorial Fund, Bank Scott of Franklin; as well as several memorial donations may be made to He was born December 22, 1970 in of Arizona, c/o Trish Anderson, 3001 aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen Worcester, MA, the son of John T. and E. Camelback, Suite 100, Phoenix, AZ cousins. Lee was born in Boston, and St., Framingham, MA 01701. Elizabeth A. (Woodward) Saucier of 85016 www.bumafuneralhome.com lived in the Marlboro and Hudson area varnumfuneralhome.com Whitinsville, MA. He was president of prior to moving to Spencer 13 years
Send all obituary notices to Stonebridge Press, PO Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550, or by e-mail to [email protected] Say it in living color! The world isn’t black and white. So, why is your ad? GOAL!!! CHECK OUT THE SPORTS ACTION! B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, November 10, 2017 • 17 CALENDAR 2018. Tickets must be purchased in for the evening will be Sarah Brewin shop) and fourth (sharing) Friday of Friday, advance, please call 508-234-6355 to an advocate for Friends for Kenya. the month from 10:30 a.m. to noon November 10 purchase tickets or if you have any Guests and new members are wel- at the Millbury Public Library. Call questions. come. PPAL at (508) 767-9725 for further Yoga/Yogalates Classes: Carol information. Parent Professional Dearborn, certified Yoga and Pilates Friday, Advocacy League is a statewide net- instructor, will offer a weekly all lev- Friday, work of parents and professionals els Yoga class and a Yogalates class December 1 and adolescents with emotional, at the First Congregational Church November 17 behavioral and mental health needs. of Millbury in Fellowship Hall, 148 HANDEL’S MESSIAH: performed CARING: The Caregivers Group West Main St. Proceeds will benefit Yoga/Yogalates Classes: Carol by the Blackstone Valley Community will meet in the library at the the church Classes will run every Dearborn, certified Yoga and Pilates Chorus at 7 p.m. at Valley Chapel, 14 Northbridge Senior Center on the Friday from Oct. 13 to Nov. 17, instructor, will offer a weekly all lev- Hunter Road, Uxbridge. Details at fourth Tuesday of the month from 4:15-5:15 p.m., All Levels Mat/Chair els Yoga class and a Yogalates class www.valleychapel.us or email info@ 3-4 p.m. If you are currently caring Yoga, Drop-in Fee $5, $3 Seniors. at the First Congregational Church valleychapel.us. Worship Sundays at for a family member or close friend, 5:30 to 6:45 p.m., Yogalates (com- of Millbury in Fellowship Hall, 148 9:30 & 11am. come and join others who share your bines the best of two exercise West Main St. Proceeds will benefit compassion. regimes-Yoga and Pilates) Drop- in the church Classes will run every AL-ANON: A “Serenity on The Fee $8, $5 for Seniors. Friday from Oct. 13 to Nov. 17, Saturday, Hill” Al-Anon step meeting will be For information contact Dearborn 4:15-5:15 p.m., All Levels Mat/Chair December 2 held at 7 p.m. every Wednesday at the at (508) 756-5478 or CDearborn888@ Yoga, Drop-in Fee $5, $3 Seniors. Rockdale Congregational Church, 42 5:30 to 6:45 p.m., Yogalates (com- Fowler Road, Northbridge. This is a gmail.com. CHRISTMAS FAIR: St. Gabriel bines the best of two exercise support group for family and friends Parish, 151 Mendon St., Upton, will regimes-Yoga and Pilates) Drop- in of problem drinkers. Newcomers hold their traditional Christmas Fair Saturday, Fee $8, $5 for Seniors. always welcome. For more informa- on Saturday, Dec. 2 from 9 a.m. to 3 For information contact Dearborn tion, call 508-366-0556. November 11 p.m. The fair features fresh balsam at (508) 756-5478 or CDearborn888@ YOGA GROUP: Come join the wreaths, cemetery baskets, mistle- gmail.com. Sunshine Yoga Collaborative in our toe kissing balls and various indoor HOMESPUN HOLIDAYS: The 26th ANNUAL RAFFLE mission to bring community based plants. Christmas crafts and decora- Kathryn M Huston Mission Circle The Millbury First Congregational yoga to Uxbridge and the surround- tions along with attic treasures, new of the Whitinsville Presbyterian Church will be holding the 26th ing communities! These classes are gift items, knit & crocheted hats, Church, 51 Cottage St. will host annual Turkey Raffle on Friday, appropriate for those just beginning mittens & scarves and many raffles its annual fair on Saturday, Nov. Nov. 17 at 6:30 pm. It will take place to the advanced student. Our class for theme baskets, gift certificates 11, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. “Homespun at the Millbury Senior Center, 1 is every Sunday morning from 7:30- to local restaurants, home heating Holidays” will feature crafts, a bake River Street in Millbury. The Top 4 8:30 a.m. at Alternatives, Unlimited oil and a lottery tree with over $100 sale, with our famous Cookie Walk & Prizes will include: 2 Night Escape at 50 Douglas Road in Whitinsville. worth of lottery tickets are some of Harvest Table, attic treasures, theme Vacation in Ogunquit, a 43” Samsung We have extra yoga mats, but most the attractions. Lunch is available baskets, a silent auction, kids’ cor- TV, a case of Assorted Wines, and folks bring their own. We ask for along with baked goods to go. Take ner, and a delicious crunchy chicken a Thanksgiving food basket includ- a $5 donation per class, which is your own picture with Santa from luncheon served from 11 o’clock. The ing a turkey. In addition, numerous passed on to a local organization 9 to 11 am. A visit to our Christmas cost for the lunch is $7 for adults and items on display will be raffled off doing good work in our community. Fair is a great start to a festive $3 for children 10 and under. The during the evening. Refreshments Visit us on Facebook: Sunshine Yoga Christmas season. public is welcome! will be sold during the event, includ- Collaborative. VETERANS DAY BREAKFAST: the ing hot dogs and other delicious sur- RECOVERY: Every Monday — 16th annual Veterans Day Breakfast prises. Please come early and enjoy Sunday, Celebrate Recovery is a Biblically is scheduled Saturday, Nov. 11, 8:00 the fun on November 17th! For Raffle based step program designed to heal a.m-10:00a.m. at the Northbridge Tickets and Information please con- December 3 a wide variety of habits and harmful Middle School Cafeteria, Sponsored tact: Terry Bickford at 774-287-2977 behaviors, such as drug dependency, by Northbridge Middle School. All or Email [email protected], MARK THE CALENDAR: Craft abuse, eating disorders, depression, veterans, active service members, or Janice Fortin 508-826-6381--Email Fair/Winter Carnival Assumption anger, pornography, broken rela- and their families are welcome. [email protected]. School Event, 17 Grove St, (in tionships. The group meets every HARVEST FAIR: Good Shepherd Assumption Parish Hall) Millbury, week in a two-part session, an open Parish will host its annual Holiday on Sunday, Dec. 3, 11am until group followed by gender-specific Fair from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Saturday, Saturday, 3pm (some tables open at 10am). small share groups. Starts at 7 p.m. Nov. 11 in the Parish Center (behind November 18 Homemade scarves, jewelry, hand and ends at 9. Come at 6:30 for cof- the church) and Parish Hall (beneath crafted minerals, floral arrange- fee and conversation. Pleasant Street the church) in Linwood. The fair will HOLIDAY FAIR NEEDS ments, Mary Kay, LulaRoe, Perfectly Church, 25 Cross St., Whitinsville, feature a selection of crafts, baked VENDORS: Anyone interested in Posh, any many more; great items for 508-234-5268, ext. 14, or email how- goods, a cookie walk, over 60 themes participating in Our Lady of the Christmas gifts! Games, face paint- [email protected]. raffle baskets along with gift card Valley Regional School’s 35th annual ing, kitchen menu, candy sales, gift BREAKFAST: The John 21 and super raffles, a kid’s table, a Holiday Fair scheduled for Saturday, wrapping Grand Raffle, and Crafter Community Breakfast at St. Patrick’s luncheon, and much more. Please Nov. 18, please contact Kathy Kay Raffle. Please join us! Church has been established as a see the website at www.goodshep- at [email protected]. The fair response to the needs of many people herdlinwood.org for more details. will run from 9 am to 3 pm, and in our community. Breakfast will will be held at the Our Lady of the Friday, continue each and every Saturday Wednesday, Valley Regional School, located at 75 December 8 from 8-10 a.m. in the Parish Center, Mendon St., in Uxbridge. Crafters, 1 Cross St., Whitinsville. Our mis- November 15 direct sellers and other vendors are sion is to serve a nutritious break- welcome! Spots are limited, so don’t TWO PROGRAMS: at Valley fast, free of charge, every Saturday MUSH! Nov.15 the Douglas delay! Reserve your space today! Chapel, 14 Hunter Road, Uxbridge. morning in the spirit of community Sunshine Club is hosting a presenta- Uxbridge Safe Grad Comedy At 6 p.m. its Voices of Christmas fellowship and hospitality. Teams of tion at 10 am by Cindy Plante, a dog Night: Uxbridge Parents for Safe songs of the season and at 6:30 p.m. volunteers prepare and serve break- sled trainer at the Douglas Senior Graduation 2018 presents a comedy a woman’s Christmas craft night. fast on a rotating basis. All are wel- Center. She will be bringing trained night with Michael Petit on Saturday Register for the craft night at valley- come. For more information, please dogs with her for her discussion of Nov. 18 at 7-10 p.m. at the Progressive chapel.us./events. Details at www. contact the ministry coordinator at the dog training and how dog sled- Club in Uxbridge. Comedian Michael valleychapel.us or email info@val- [email protected]. If you ding is handled. Cindy runs her busi- Petit is a national headlining come- leychapel.us. Worship Sundays at would like to make a donation to this ness in Brookfield. The presentation dian and entertainer. Cash bar, appe- 9:30 & 11am. project, please contact St. Patrick’s is free. tizers and raffles will be available rectory at 508-234-5656. A hot lunch for $5 will be available the night of the event. All proceeds Legos Club: the first and third afterwards. benefit Uxbridge Class of 2018 Safe Saturday, Mondays of each month, for ages DAR MEETING: Wednesday, Grad Night to be held in June 2018. December 9 6 and up from 3 until 5 p.m. at the Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. Deborah Wheelock Adult 18+ years and older only. Whitinsville Social Library. For Chapter, DAR Meeting at Simeon Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are CONCERT: Birch Alley Brass more information about program- Wheelock House, North Main, $25 per person and can be purchased Christmas concert at 2 p.m. at Valley ming, please visit the library’s web- Uxbridge. Program will be Honoring in advance. To get tickets contact Chapel, 14 Hunter Road, Uxbridge. site at www.northbridgemass.org/ veterans: The Flying Squadron with at [email protected] or Free admission. Details at www.val- whitinsville-social-library. speaker: Rick Elliott: “Look Into get them online at Eventbrite link leychapel.us or email info@valley- PROJECT KIBBLE: In this tight Our Window”: The WW II history of https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ chapel.us. Worship Sundays at 9:30 economy, it can be tough to make Finkelstein & Sons uxbridge-psg-2018-comedy-night- & 11am. ends meet. What about your four- Open to the public. tickets-37707982591. Or mail payment legged friends? Project Kibble col- and a request for tickets to PSG 2018, ONGOING EVENTS lects donations of pet food and sup- 300 Quaker Highway, Uxbridge. plies and distributes them to local Thursday, NOTHING BUT NET DAY food pantries. We accept dog and CHANGE: Uxbridge Community cat food, kitty litter, small rodent November 16 Wednesday, volleyball every Thursday 6:30-8:30 and fish food. All donations must be p.m. at 130 Douglas St., Uxbridge unopened and unexpired. For more AUTHOR TO SPEAK: New York November 22 Valley Chapel lower campus, the information, please contact project- Times best-selling author to speak [email protected] or call Christine THANKSGIVING EVE SERVICES: Precious Ones child care building. at Whitinsville Christian School in at 508-234-8131. Valley Chapel, 14 Hunter Road, Pick up games, all levels welcomed. November. Michael Greger, MD, 12-STEPS FOR OTHERS: The Uxbridge will hold Thanksgiving Bring a friend, make a friend, stay in author of the New York Times Adult Children of Alcoholics 12-step Eve services at 7 p.m. Details at shape and have fun. ($1 a week). Call best-selling book “How Not to support group meets from 7:30 to 9 www.valleychapel.us or email info@ Jeannette Gokey at (508) 735-0067 for Die,” and commentator in the pop- p.m. on Mondays at the Hopedale valleychapel.us. Worship Sundays at more info. ular 2016 NETFLIX documentary Unitarian Church, 65 Hopedale St. 9:30 & 11am. FREE WILL DINNERS: The First “What the Health”, will speak at Congregational Church of Sutton, For more information, call Rose at the Whitinsville Christian School 307 Boston Road, presents its month- (508) 234-9004. on Thursday, Nov. 16, at 7 p.m. Dr. Sunday, ly free will offering of open seating Greger asserts the vast majority of dinners from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on premature deaths can be prevent- November 26 the second Saturday of each month. ed through simple changes in diet All are welcome. Dinners are served and lifestyle. The lecture is free of CONCERT: Brothers McClurg with bread, beverage and dessert. charge. Seating limited. Details and Christmas Concert at 6 p.m. at Valley For more information, call (508) 865- registration at: Livinglongerlecture. Chapel, 14 Hunter Road, Uxbridge. 6914. com. Tickets $10 in advance; $15 at the SENIOR BREAFAST: The St. PAINT NIGHT: St. Peters Parish in door. Details at www.valleychapel. John’s Episcopal Church Senior Northbridge will be hosting Paint for us or email [email protected]. Breakfast is held on the first Friday a Purpose Night on Thursday, Nov. Worship Sundays at 9:30 & 11am. of the month from 8 to 9 a.m. at the 16 at 6:30 p.m. Bring your friends church, 3 Pleasant Street, off Route & let your creativity flow while we 122A in Sutton, and is handicapped make a winter chickadee painting! Wednesday, accessible. Suggested donation is $5. No experience required, you will For more information, call Cyndy be walked through every step & go November 29 Rogers, (508) 529-4437. home with a beautiful painting and PARENT SUPPORT: Parent some new friends. This is a fun & QUILTERS: The Blackstone Valley Support Group in Millbury spon- relaxing night! Tickets are $40 per Heritage Quilters will hold a meeting sored by Parent Professional person & $10 per ticket will be donat- on November 29 at 7:00 pm at Saint Advocacy League (PPAL). 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an international favor- texture. In some recipes, to Poland to Serbia to ite. While it is enjoyed live yogurt, or even stout, Australia, these coun- across Ireland, it’s also are used as the liquid to tries have their own ver- widely enjoyed wherev- activate the baking soda. sions of soda bread and er Irish immigrants have While the Irish adapted their own cooking meth- established roots and the science behind bak- ods. elsewhere. Most of the ing soda and have come In honor of St. Patrick ingredients necessary to to be associated with and other Christian cel- prepare Irish soda bread soda bread’s origins, ebrations, soda bread is can already be found in the earliest reference to traditionally made with many homes. soda ash being used in a cross shape cut into the Irish soda bread gets its baking bread is actually top of the dough. Legend name not from a sweet- credited to the American has it that people did it to ened carbonated drink, Indians. Baking soda “let the devil out” while but by the leavening was not brought to nor it’s baking for good luck, agent that is used in place discovered in Ireland and others say that this of yeast. Baking soda until the middle of the last step made it easy (bicarbonate of soda) is 19th century. However, to divide the bread into a common component it is the Irish who have pieces. of quick bread cooking. made soda bread much Soda bread has become When the baking soda their own. It tends to be synonymous with Irish CAPTION: Various incarnations of soda bread are enjoyed around the world, including Ireland. is mixed with the flour an easy an inexpensive culture. Enjoyed plain or and a soured milk (but- bread to make to feed with some Irish butter, A number of things referred to as “Kelly Day, and even everyday ter milk, for example), many and is very versa- it’s a common component are readily associated green,” corned beef, pota- Irish cuisine, is whipping its chemical qualities tile. Soda bread in some of meals throughout the with Irish culture, espe- toes, parades — even up a family recipe for produce carbon dioxide shape or form is enjoyed year, and most especially cially in proximity to enjoying a pint at the Irish soda bread. gas bubbles that help give by cultures all around on St. Patrick’s Day. St. Patrick’s Day. A par- pub. One of the cherished True Irish soda bread soda bread it’s risen, airy the world. From Scotland ticular shade of green, traditions of St. Patrick’s continues today to be Facts about your favorite foods Food is more than just a way to sustain life. Food by the body, and beef also supplies vitamin B12, which can make a person feel good, provide avenues to helps maintain healthy nerve and red blood cells. Red engage with family and friends and serve as a way to meat has a bad reputation because it can be high in experience other cultures. fat and cholesterol. However, choosing the right cuts, Certain foods are universally enjoyed, while others such as lean eye round roast and sirloin, can offset the may appeal to only a few people. Many people have negative aspects of red meat. There’s also evidence favorite foods, even if they know little about these that grass-fed beef contains two to five times more foods. Check out these fun facts about some popular omega-3 fatty acids than grain-fed beef. foods. • Macaroni and cheese: Macaroni and cheese is • Pasta sauce: If enjoying a plate full of pasta topped the No. 1 cheese recipe in the United States and has in rich, red marinara sauce can cure what ails you, remained on the list of America’s top 10 comfort foods then you will be happy to learn that cooked tomatoes for decades. While it is beloved in the United States, are very good for personal health. Tomatoes are nat- macaroni and cheese is believed to trace its origins urally high in vitamin C, and the process of making to Italy. The first known recipe for this dish is from tomato sauce increases the antioxidant activity in the thirteenth century in southern Italy. That recipe CAPTION: Is a meal of steak and potatoes your favorite dish? tomatoes, which can make the body less susceptible to called for lasagna sheets and fermented cheese. Boxed Red meat actually can be good for the body. illness. Tomato sauce contains lycopene, which might versions of the food arrived in the 19th century. reduce your risk of heart disease, cancer and macular Today, there are many different mac and cheese reci- than 1,000 years and was first mentioned in a Latin degeneration. pes, from classic to gourmet. text in 997 CE. It likely described what we now call • Red meat: Steak or a juicy burger is a favorite for • Pizza: Most people eat pizza regularly, with some focaccia, or a leavened round crust of cooked dough, many people. But through the years there have been enjoying a slice or more each week. Pizza accounts as tomatoes were not yet available. Pizza now comes mixed reviews on the benefits and disadvantages of for more than 10 percent of all food service sales in in many varieties, ranging from flatbread to thin crust eating red meat. Iron in red meat is easily absorbed the United States. The word “pizza” dates back more to deep dish.
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WEBSTER LAKE - 38 WEST POINT RD WEBSTER LAKE - 18 BATES XNG WEBSTER LAKE - 22 LAURELWOOD DR LAND! WEBSTER/DUDLEY 1st Time Offered in Reid Smith Cove, Spectacular BUILDABLE LOTS 3700+/- SF, 13 Rm/4.5 Bath Lake Home, Uniquely Webster Lake - 16 Black Point Rd. Waterfront, Boat Designed for Lake-Style Living! Private Setting, Access, Town Water & Sewer. $52,000 Ideal Location, .68 Acres, 92’ of Natural Shoreline, SORRY, SOLD! Webster Lake - 0 South Point Rd. Waterfront, SORRY, SOLD! Prof. Landscape, Multiple Decks, Lakeside Cabana, Garage on lot $144,900. Privacy, view, and a lot of Land! 2+ acres! level waterfront with a 3 Mstr BR Suites w/Elegant 1st Flr Mstr ~ all w/ On Killdeer Island with 90 feet of water frontage on natural shoreline, no walls. Private Lagoon! 3,100’ Contemporary! Private Baths, Finished Walkout LL w/Living Webster Lake - 22 South Point Rd. Waterfront, North Pond! This 3-4 bedroom, 2 car garage! All town 3 bedrooms, 3 baths! Large open kitchen, cathedral ceiling with Southern exposure! Town Water & Sewer $229,900 services. House would make a good rehab or complete skylites and fireplace, overlooking Ira Bates Cove! Master Bedroom & Billiard Rms & Summer Kitchen! Call Sharon at tare down, nice location justifies either. with Jacuzzi Tub, large walk in Closet! Central Air! 2 Car Heated 508-954-7222 for More Information $1,150,000. Oxford - 4 Leiecester St., 8.47 acres, mostly cleared assisted sale $449,900. Garage! Experience Nature at it finest! assisted sale $950,000. $149,900 On the shores of Lake Char gogg a gogg man chaugg a gogg chau bun a gung a maugg WEBSTER LAKE - 32 JACKSON RD WEBSTER LAKE - 118 POINT BREEZE RD WEBSTER LAKE - 91 SOUTH SHORE RD WEBSTER LAKE - 32 WEST POINT RD WEBSTER LAKE • 2 SOUTH POINT RD
SORRY, SOLD! ON DEPOSIT Excellent Opportunity to Finally Own Your Own Webster Lake Waterfront All reasonable offers considered! AN INTRIGUING OPPORTUNITY TO One of A Kind Property!- Gorgeous Panoramic Views of Reid WEBSTER LAKE: PANORAMIC VIEWS OF WEBSTER LAKE! Great South Fac- Property! Prime Location, 5,697+/- SF Lot, 50’ Rd & Water Frontage On Killdeer Island! FIRST TIME OFFERED! Great for Swimming! Center Staged, ing Location, 62’ prime lakefront, large deep lot 10,489sf , flagstone & concrete OWN AN EXTREMELY UNIQUE 3.32 ACRE WEBSTER LAKE WATERFRONT at a Great Price! Contemporary Ranch offers 996+/- SF of living area Smith Cove! 90ft of Water Frontage, with privacy!! 3 bedrooms, PROPERTY! Located at the Southern most end of Webster Lake’s South Pond Multi Level Stone Fireplace is the “Focus” of this Beautiful Custom Built patios, full concrete walkway at water’s edge, dock, retaining walls & stonework, w/2 BRs & full bath. Plus, convenient, indoor access to Walkout Lower 1 Bath & 2 half baths! Wet Bar!! Appliances Included. Walk Out Lakefront Contemporary! The Main Level is Complete with Fire Placed Living beyond Cedar Island. Extremely Private with Direct Lake Access along a Level w/tremendous potential for additional living area. Main level fea- Lower Level! Deck! 1 Car Detached Garage! Your own Private privacy fence, storage shed, recently paved drive, plenty offstreet parking in drive- Delightful Level Peninsula. Launch a boat, fish & simply enjoy the lake in Room, Eat-In Kitchen, Full Bath and 2 Bedrooms! 2nd Floor offers a Private way & area at roadside, spacious, Year-round, 2 story Cape home, 4 BRs (1 on tures Open Floor Plan w/sliders to full front deck! Spectacular Westerly Boat Ramp. BOAT & DOCKS INCLUDED. Town Services! quiet solitude. Charming 2 BR, 2 Bath Ranch has a Full Finished Lower Level views across Middle Pond! Additional land & shore frontage available. Master! Lower Level has Cozy Family Room, Office Area, Fireplace & Full Bath! 1st flr), 2 full BAs, Harvey replacement windows, 6 year+/- young roof. & walkout access to a screened-in patio, plus a detached garage! $369,000 $345,000 $574,900. Great for Over night Guests! Don’t Let this One Get Away! $585,000. NEW PRICE $419,900 4 • Friday, November 10, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune
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Jules Lusignan #1 in Sales 2006-2017 South Worcester County HARDWICK: Contemporary Ranch located on PALMER: Extraordinary Custom Ranch on 9.14 acres WARE: Meticulous 3 BR Ranch set off the road, one of Hardwick’s most sought after country which backs the Wild Life Management conservation one owner, w/open concept kitchen, dining & $136,103,800 SOLD roads - Upper Church Street. This 3 BR 3 land. Open floor plan. Custom design w/ many living rooms. Fireplaced living room, hdwds upgrades. Dramatic cathedral ceilings on main level w/ BA - 3,294 sq ft home, w/vaulted ceilings is throughout, tiled BAs, Farmers porch, bi-level Jules surrounded by land owned by Hardwick Land sliders in all rooms leading to back deck, which is the full length of the house. Living room has hdwood floors, deck w/hot tub back of house. Lg master suite Trust. Brick exterior w/hip roof, open concept Lusignan A fireplace & a tiled foyer. The Master BR Suite has access with master BA. 2 car oversized under garage Owner floor plan, 9 rooms, 3 car garage, in-ground to deck, master BA, walk in closet & laundry. Custom w/laundry & workshop in basement w/ plenty 38 Year pool, hot tub, Gazebo. Two BRs have walk in kitchen w/breakfast bar, oak cabinets & garage access. of storage area. Beautifully landscaped yard w/ Broker closet & Master BA w/jetted tub & walk in tiled Founder Company! 2 more BRs, one w/ sliders to deck. Plus another full BA. flower gardens & even a cactus garden! Private Lake ReaLty shower. 2 fields - fruit trees, blue berry bushes Finished lower level for au-pair or in-law apt w/ 2 BR, and perennial gardens adorn the property. full BA, office open concept kitchen, dining/living room back yard for peaceful evenings & bird watch- 111 East Main St., Webster, MA Property surrounded by stone walls on all sides. w/fireplace & slider to private patio area. If this is not ing. Central A/C and Central Vac are & added Thinking of selling? Call 1-800-552-7444 If you ever wanted a home in Hardwick for you to enough there is central air, hot tub, above ground pool, 2 bonus! Min from MA Pike & close to shopping enjoy country living at it’s finest, this is one you car garage & beautiful gardens everywhere. $399,900 and restaurants. $269,900 www.Century21LakeRealty.com must see! $550,000 www.WebsterLake.net NMLS #71655
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508-943-7669 • 774-230-5044 Maria Reed Diane Luong Maureen Bill Roland • JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com 508-873-9254 774-239-2937 O’Connor 508-272-5832 508-981-4902 NMLS #20898 LICENSEDLICENSED IN IN MA MA & & CT CT Jo-Ann Szymczak Free Market Analysis! Call any agent listed CRS, GRI, SRES, ASP “Home Ownership Matters” above for a showing R Webster: A multi-level Eastlake-shingle style home cedar shakes exterior, open floor plan with cathedral wood ceilings through- out. Master bedroom suite on first level with full bath and Ro- man style shower and walk-in closet. L-shaped family room/ dining room with indoor gas grill area.5 sets of slider lead to wraparound deck. Second level has a suite of bedroom, sitting E area and full bath. A lower level has a 2 room suite of possible bedroom and sitting and a separate oversized office. The water- front is exceptional 130” on Webster Lake with dock and main- tained retaining walls with a sandy beach area overlooking the lake is a 12X27 enclosed screened in gazebo with electricity; ideal A for comfortable entertaining throughout the summer season. An additional lot is available to purchase with water and sewer if you want to create additional parking or need to build an additional L garage for more cars or boats. $799,900
Southbridge: Great home situated in sought after executive neighborhood!! Spacious custom home with 9 rooms 4 bedrooms 2 baths! Custom maple cabinets in updated kitchen! Stove, refrigerator & dishwasher will stay! BIG Bright Living room. 2010 Oxford: A unique parcel offers both residential and commercial use. furnace. 2009 roof. Lower level family room with propane gas fireplace & walkout to patio. Level yard. Great walking neighborhood. $234,800. Property is presently operating as a garage with an office area. It is suit- able for a commercial. The building is 2700sq.ft. It is a great location in Brenda Ryan Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Robin Broker- Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- Giguere proximity to Rte 395 and would offer potential for a strip mall location. Owner Hilli Doros “We are part of Make Southbridge Home” Because of its split rea in zones it could also offer residential use. perhaps E condos. $485,000 201 SOUTH STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 508-765-9155 FAX: 508-765-2698 Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Stan Michelle Paula Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Misiaszek Splaine Aversa S Now offering rental services ••• WE NEED LISTINGS! •••
Dudley: OVER 401’ FRONTAGE ON MASON RD. Ideal for Development of Duplex style homes or single family houses, water and sewer available. Ex- NEW LISTING T isting house is well maintained and offers potential with open floor plan eat in OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE kitchen with pantry. Roof and windows updated in 2015. Central location in a 12-2pm Sun 12-2pm Sun Oxford: Condo, End unit, Ga- desirable & easy walking to town, amenities & Hwy access. Great opportunity rage,F/P, 1.5 Baths $189,900 for contactors. or familieis looking to build in close together to $359,900 Stubridge:. One of a kind beautiful Condo loaded with costly upgrades. Southbridge: Newer (2007)Home in desirable newer neighborhood! Exquisite Condo with 8 rooms 4 bedrooms 3 baths. Each closet has been 5 room 3 bedroom 2 bath Ranch! Vaulted Ceiling Living room. Master A upgraded with closet organizers. Lower level all finished including Jacuzzi/ bedroom with beautiful master bath! Some hardwds. Lower level fully hot tub. Living room, bedrooms and lower level have built in cabinetry finished-great additional space for family room, office, exercise room. custom made for the seller. Attached 2 car garage. So much storage! New Deck. Large Level fenced backyard. Central Air. Move in condition! Location a premium for commuters! $299,900 2 Bentwood Dr New Price! $234,900. 35 Maggie Lane Dudley Land 2 1/2 Acres T Webster: What a fantastic yard offer- ing privacy and convenience. Kitchen $89,900 w/granite counters and bath recently Webster: an opportunity for business updated. A three season porch with 3 1/2 Acres location and rental property. Heating sys- a fireplace. Lower level has additional tem, electric, hot water, windows updat- living area for a larger family, family $119,900 ed/ Large rooms with walk up to 3rd level. Southbridge: NATURE LOVERS! Private beautiful Southbridge:Spacious Home with 8 rooms Southbridge: BIG Single Family! 10 ROOMS 4 E Rustic Cape on 11.2 Acres!! 5 rooms 3 bedrooms 4 bedrooms 1 bath. Big Living room with Bedrooms 3 ½ baths total! OR Two Family with room, office/bedroom and full bath. Tobin Farm Estates Great parking. Duplex with one vacancy. 1 bath. Cathedral Ceiling in LR with wood stove. fireplace. Formal dinning room w/built in china Each floor has 5 rooms 2 bedrooms. Hardwoods. Walk to Webster Lake from this loca- Located in desirable business location. 1st floor bedroom or office. Second floor with cabinet. Updated kitchen. Tile bathroom. Some Lower level has two finished rooms plus bath & balcony walkway overlooking living room. 2 good HW floors. Playroom in lower level. 2 car kitchenette. 2nd floor has new windows plus laundry tion. $239,900 Call Jo-Anne 508-943-7669 $239,900 size bedrooms with double closets & sliders to 2nd garage. Updated gas furnace. Fenced in yard. room & porch. Wrap around front porch on first story balcony with gorgeous views. Plenty of frontage $239,900. floor. Fenced in yard. 3 car garage. $185,000. for extra lot if you wanted to subdivide . $249,900.
Webster: Easy one level living. Up- dated spacious, eat-in kitchen with Open House Directory granite counters, and breakfast bar. Slider to the deck. Family room/ dining room and living room. 3 gen- Retiring? Down Sizing? (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse ON DEPOSIT or thinking about buying or selling (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult Community erous sized bedrooms and a full bath with double vanity. Gleaming hard- your home? (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment (W) Waterfront North Brookfield: Waterfront, 2 Call for your free market analysis and wood floors. Finished lower level bedrooms, Brooks Pond Point Rd provides opportunity.. $249,900 ask for our senior incentives. ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE $219,900 “We’re your SRES agents” SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 WEBSTER 18 Paradise Ln S 10-12 $239,900 ReMax Advantage 1/JoAnn Szymczack 508-943-7669
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 GOT A HOUSE DUDLEY 6 Fourth Ave S 10-12 $229,900 ReMax Advantage 1/JoAnn Szymczack 508-943-7669 FOR SALE? 21 Intervale Rd M 12-1:30 $232,500 ReMax Advantage 1/Maria Reed 508-873-9254
OXFORD Look for that new 1 Carole Dr C 11-1 $189,900 ReMax Advantage 1/Maria Reed 508-873-9254 home in our real To have your open house listed in this directory estate section. please contact Sandy at 508-909-4110 B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, November 10, 2017 • 5
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OPEN HOUSE SAT 11/11 10:00-11:30 OPEN HOUSE SAT 11/11 12:00-2:00 OPEN HOUSE SAT 11/11 12:00-2:00 OPEN HOUSE SUN 11/12 12:00-2:00 Webster $225,000 NEW LISTING Putnam $269,000 NEW LISTING
237 Old Colony Rd, Eastford $359,000 NEW PRICE 267 Main St, Danielson $360,000 NEW PRICE 80 Jericho Rd, Pomfret $309,000 NEW PRICE 51 Canada Ln Dr, Chaplin $229,000/259,000 bhhsNEproperties.com/72248978 bhhsNEproperties.com/170028030 bhhsNEproperties.com/170012963 bhhsNEproperties.com/170010382 bhhsNEproperties.com/170012955 bhhsNEproperties.com/170015803 Restored vintage home with NEW granite Spacious 3 BR/2BA, 2,273 sq ft Cape Stunning completely renovated antique Well maintained Antique Colonial, 10 rooms, One floor living on quiet country road. Mid-century cedar home, privacy. Option kitchen & bath. New electric, furnace, nestled on 2.4 acres. farmhouse. 4 BR, 2.5 baths, garage, quartz, 5 beds, 2.5 baths. Four season room & 3 bay 3 beds, 2 baths. Large stone fireplace, for in-law, 6 or 12 acres, 3 bed, 2 baths. family RM. 1 garage & EZ highway access. Carriage style garage. stainless steel, on quiet country road. detached garage w/office & 1/2 bath. gardens and privacy. A must see! Stable, riding trails, greenhouse. Mary Collins 860-336-6677 Brad Favreau 860-428-0527 Mary Scalise 860-918-1539 Peter Baker 860-634-7298 Mary Scalise 860-918-1539 John Rich 860-315-2615
Woodstock $329,900 NEW LISTING Woodstock $550,000 NEW PRICE Woodstock $550,000 Hampton $375,000 Woodstock $340,000 Eastford $475,000
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Woodstock $399,999 Hampton $950,000 Woodstock $355,000 Woodstock $280,000 Canterbury $364,900 Putnam $149,000
bhhsNEproperties.com/170024681 Come see this stunning 3-4 bedroom bhhsNEproperties.com/G10217298 bhhsNEproperties.com/170017285 bhhsNEproperties.com/170005159 bhhsNEproperties.com/170000857 bhhsNEproperties.com/170026431 Colonial style home w/ 2.5 baths located Amazing 30-acre horse property, fenced-in Very nicely maintained 4 bdrm Colonial. Greek Revival Cape, 2,286SF, 4 BR, 2 BA. Captivating home, oak floors, enclosed Lovely Condo 2 bdrms, 1.5 baths, large in a cul-de-sac of other fine homes! pastures, indoor arena, abuts airline trail. Park like setting w/ views. FP & Main floor Updated kitchen, roof & windows. Barn sunrm w/ tile, 2 FP, great room, covered living room/dining combo, beautiful Diane White/Kevin Houghton Beautiful home w/ in-ground pool. laundry. 13 acres, Academy nearby. w/ hardwoods, cathedral ceilings & heat. entry, well maintained. So much to offer! kitchen cabinetry, private deck. 860-377-4016 John Downs 860-377-0754 Chet Zadora 860-208-6724 Brad Favreau 860-428-0527 Rachel Sposato 860-234-1343 Rachel Sposato 860-234-1343
Woodstock $350,000 Killingly $340,000 Woodstock $450,000 Eastford $499,000 Brooklyn $799,900 Woodstock $193,000
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Local Events, Arts, and HERE & THERE Entertainment Listings FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Battling her third round of chemo 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. start up NOVEMBER 10, 11, 12 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. NORTH BROOKFIELD PTO HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB THE THEATER GROUP OF NORTH Greenville Baptist Church (older church) HOLIDAY FAIR 325 Pleasant St., Leicester, MA BROOKFIELD 674 Pleasant St., Rochdale, MA Free admission. 508-892-9822 PRESENTS ANNIE Indoor yard sale, bake sale, Crafters, vendors, food truck. Nov. 10 and 11 at 7:30 p.m. Great raffles, face painting for the Music, raffles and more! WISE GUYS TEAM TRIVIA Nov. 12 at 2:00 p.m. kiddos, and an opportunity to hold NORTH BROOKFIELD Every Tuesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. Tickets: $15 adults $10 kids and seniors the Patriots’ traveling trophy! ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CADY’S TAVERN North Brookfield Elementary Please join us! 10 New School Dr., North Brookfield, MA 2168 Putnam Pike (Rt. 44) School Auditorium Chepachet, RI 10 High School Drive, North Brookfield, MA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 401-568- 4102 Advanced tickets call 508-331-9031 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. 10 am - 3 pm Tickets can be purchased at the door THANKSGIVING EVE BASH PICTURES WITH SANTA LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY NIGHT DJ & dancing. Free admission. Children & pets welcome HEXMARK TAVERN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Cash bar KLEM TRACTOR, INC. AT SALEM CROSS INN HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA 260 West Main St., West Brookfield, MA 325 Pleasant St., Leicester, MA 508-885-2708 (Ext. 104) 508-867-2345 508-892-9822 www.klemsonline.com www.salemcrossinn.com
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24 ONGOING TRAP SHOOTING NATE KENYON David Prouty High School Every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. 9:00 p.m. Class of 2007 10th Class Reunion YOGA CLASSES Open to the public Rising Nashville star! Class members are allowed to Monday evenings $12.00 per round includes clays and ammo 308 LAKESIDE bring one guest 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. NRA certified range officer on site every 308 East Main St. East Brookfield, MA Tickets: $20 online and at the door Woodstock Elementary School Gym shoot 774-449-8333 $20 guest (at all times) Oct. 23, 30, Nov. 13, 20, 27, AUBURN SPORTSMAN CLUB 8:00 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Dec. 11, 18 50 Elm St., Auburn, MA 508-832-6492 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Spencer Country Inn $56 (7 classes), $35 (4 classes) 9:00 p.m. 500 Main St., Spencer, MA $10.00 “Drop In” HUGE MEAT RAFFLE TEQUILA BONFIRE www.eventbrite.com/e/david-prouty-class-of- Diane Converse @ 860-315-5175 or First Friday of the month Nominated best country act for the 2007-reunion-tickets-3286 [email protected] Early Bird 6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Worcester Music Awards 4875728 1st table: 7:00 p.m. 308 LAKESIDE *If you need to write a check, please email THE QUIET CORNER GARDEN CLUB Auburn Sportsman Club meets the first Monday in each month 50 Elm St., Auburn, MA 308 East Main St., East Brookfield, MA [email protected] RAFFLE 774-449-8333 Please include a phone number or email to at the South Woodstock Baptist 508-832-6496 confirm your purchase. 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TUTTLE POST SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 For more info call 413-364-9413 AMERICAN LEGION TRIVIA SATURDAY NIGHTS 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA 508-832-2701 FUND RAISER FOR VICKI FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 (of Vic and Sticks) 7:00 p.m. register 6 • Friday, November 10, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE bidder declines to purchase the with- Commonwealth of Massachusetts Arch Street. Together with a right of OF REAL ESTATE in described property, the Mortgagee The Trial Court way over said Arch Street to the main By virtue and in execution of the Power reserves the right to purchase the with- Probate and Family Court highway. of Sale contained in a certain mort- in described property at the amount Worcester Probate and Family For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded gage given by Timothy J. Flanagan bid by the second highest bidder. The Court with the Worcester County (Worcester and Jessica J. Flanagan to Mortgage foreclosure deed and the consideration 225 Main Street District) Registry of Deeds in Book Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. paid by the successful bidder shall be Worcester, MA 01608 38469, Page 106. as nominee for American Mortgage held in escrow by DG&L, (hereinafter (508) 831-2200 The property will be sold subject to Inc., DBA American Mortgage Network called the “Escrow Agent”) until the Docket No. WO12P0723EA the redemption rights in favor of the of MA dated August 4, 2003, recorded deed shall be released from escrow to CITATION ON PETITION FOR Internal Revenue Service by virtue of at the Worcester County (Worcester the successful bidder at the same time ORDER OF COMPLETE the tax lien(s) recorded in Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in Book as the consideration is released to the SETTLEMENT County (Worcester District) Registry 31154, Page 23; said mortgage was Mortgagee, whereupon all obligations Estate of: Stanley L Johnson of Deeds in Book 50223, Page 180; then assigned to Wells Fargo Bank of the Escrow Agent shall be deemed Date of Death: 01/20/2012 Book 50869, Page 125; Book 51853, N.A. by virtue of an assignment dated to have been properly fulfilled and the A Petition for Order of Complete Set- Page 59; Book 53422, Page 369; Book March 12, 2013, and recorded in Book Escrow Agent shall be discharged. tlement has been filed by: 53729, Page 67 and Book 54112, 50585, Page 337; and further assigned Other terms, if any, to be announced Gregory J Johnson of Amherst NH Page 361. to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for at the sale. requesting that the court enter a for- The premises will be sold subject to LSF9 Master Participation Trust by vir- Dated: October 19, 2017 U.S. Bank mal Decree of Complete Settlement any and all unpaid taxes and other tue of an assignment dated December Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master including the allowance of a final ac- municipal assessments and liens, and 17, 2016, and recorded in Book 56564, Participation Trust By its count, and other such relief as may be subject to prior liens or other enforce- Page 79; of which mortgage the under- Attorney DOONAN, GRAVES & requested in the Petition. able encumbrances of record entitled signed is the present holder for breach LONGORIA, LLC, 100 Cummings IMPORTANT NOTICE to precedence over this mortgage, and of conditions of said mortgage and for Center Suite 225D Beverly, MA You have the right to obtain a copy of subject to and with the benefit of all the purpose of foreclosing the same 01915 (978) 921-2670 www.dgandl. the Petition from the Petitioner or at the easements, restrictions, reservations will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at com 53112 (FLANAGAN) FEI # court. You have a right to object to this and conditions of record and subject to 12:00 PM on November 28, 2017, on 1078.02202 11/03/2017, proceeding. To do so, you or your attor- all tenancies and/or rights of parties in the mortgaged premises. This prop- 11/10/2017, 11/17/2017 ney must file a written appearance and possession. erty has the address of 216 North November 3, 2017 objection at this court before: 10:00 Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or Main Street, Uxbridge, MA 01569. The November 10, 2017 a.m. on the return day of 11/28/2017 certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 entire mortgaged premises, all and November 17, 2017 This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- as a deposit must be shown at the time singular, the premises as described in line by which you must file a written ap- and place of the sale in order to qualify said mortgage: NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE pearance and objection if you object to as a bidder (the mortgage holder and The land and buildings in Uxbridge, OF REAL ESTATE Premises: 31 this proceeding. If you fail to file a time- its designee(s) are exempt from this Worcester County, Massachusetts, sit- Gilboa Street, Douglas, Massachusetts ly written appearance and objection requirement); high bidder to sign writ- uated on the Westerly side of North By virtue and in execution of the Power followed by an affidavit of objections ten Memorandum of Sale upon accep- Main Street, formerly called the road of Sale contained in a certain mortgage within thirty (30) days of the return day, tance of bid; balance of purchase price leading from Providence to Worcester, given by Sadie M. Corkran to Financial action may be taken without further no- payable in cash or by certified check containing fifty-eight (58) rods, more Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, tice to you. in thirty (30) days from the date of the or less, bounded and described as a subsidiary of Indymac Bank, F.S.B. WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A Keamy, First sale at the offices of mortgagee’s attor- follows: BEGINNING on the Westerly and now held by CIT Bank, N.A., said Justice of this Court. ney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 side of said road at the end of the wall mortgage dated December 6, 2006, Date: October 25, 2017 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, at land now or formerly of one Foskett and recorded in the Worcester County Stephanie K. Fattman, MA 01851 or such other time as may and running thence by land now or for- (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds, Register of Probate be designated by mortgagee. The merly of said Foskett South 87 degrees in Book 40315 at Page 10, as affected November 10, 2017 description for the premises contained West nine (9) rods and twenty-one (21) by an Assignment of Mortgage dated in said mortgage shall control in the links to the Northerly side of a post September 25, 2009, and recorded LEGAL NOTICE event of a typographical error in this in a fence; THENCE by land now or with said Deeds in Book 44930 at MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF publication. formerly of Minnie A. Story North 5 Page 200, REAL ESTATE Other terms to be announced at the degrees East six (6) rods and three as affected by an Assignment of By virtue of and in execution of the sale. (3) links to a stake; THENCE by land Mortgage dated May 4, 2016, and Power of Sale contained in a certain Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Home now or formerly of said Story North 87 recorded with said Deeds in Book mortgage given by Joseph T. Driscoll Equity Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed degrees East nine (9) rods and eight 55318 at Page 16, of which mort- to Mortgage Electronic Registration Trust Series INABS 2007-A, Home (8) links to a stake in the center of the gage the undersigned is the present Systems, Inc. acting solely as nomi- Equity Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed wall in the westerly side of the road; holder, for breach of the conditions nee for IndyMac Bank, F.S.B., dated Certificates Series INABS 2007-A THENCE South 0 degrees 46’ West in said mortgage and for the purpose February 16, 2007 and recorded in Worcester County Registry of Deeds in Korde & Associates, P.C. six (6) rods and one and one-half ( of foreclosing the same will be sold Book 40708, Page 203 (the “Mortgage”) 900 Chelmsford Street 1 ½ ) links to the point of beginning. at Public Auction on November 17, of which mortgage Deutsche Bank Suite 3102 Together with all our right and title in 2017, at 11:00 AM Local Time upon National Trust Company, as Trustee Lowell, MA 01851 and to said road opposite the granted the premises, all and singular the for Home Equity Mortgage Loan Asset- (978) 256-1500 premises to the center of the same and premises described in said mortgage, Backed Trust Series INABS 2007-A, Driscoll, Joseph, 16-026063 in length the same distance as the last to wit: The land in Douglas, bounded Home Equity Mortgage Loan Asset- November 10, 2017 described line. Being the same prem- and described as follows: BEGINNING Backed Certificates Series INABS November 17, 2017 ises conveyed to Timothy J. Flanagan at the northwest corner of the premises 2007-A is the present holder by November 24, 2017 and Jessica J. Flanagan by deed of at an iron pipe, 71.70 feet from land assignment from Mortgage Electronic James R. Curley and Lorelei D. Curley of Stefanak, and being the northeast Registration Systems, Inc. acting Commonwealth of Massachusetts dated July 12, 1995 and recorded on corner of land of William B. Jenkins, et solely as nominee for IndyMac Bank, The Trial Court August 23, 1995 in the Worcester ux, and in the southerly line of Gilboa F.S.B. to Deutsche Bank National Probate and Family Court District Registry of Deeds in Book Street in the village of East Douglas; Trust Company, as Trustee for Home Worcester Probate and Family 17261, Page 210 THENCE S. 7 deg. 30’ E., 173.0 Equity Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed Court Subject to and with the benefit of ease- feet, more or less, to the Mumford Trust Series INABS 2007-A, Home 225 Main Street ments, reservation, restrictions, and River; THENCE easterly and south- Equity Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed Worcester, MA 01608 taking of record, if any, insofar as the easterly with said river to a drill hole Certificates Series INABS 2007- (508) 831-2200 same are now in force and applicable. in a stone 293.0 feet, more or less, A dated June 16, 2016 recorded at Docket No. WO17P3433EA In the event of any typographical error from a stake on the bank of said river Worcester County (Worcester District) CITATION ON PETITION FOR set forth herein in the legal description marking the boundary between the Registry of Deeds in Book 55511, FORMAL ADJUDICATION of the premises, the description as set said Jenkins land and the premises Page 119, for breach of conditions of Estate of: forth and contained in the mortgage herein conveyed; THENCE N. 12 deg. said mortgage and for the purpose of Lawrence F. Walker shall control by reference. Together 45’ W., 280.80 feet by other land of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged Date of Death: 04/26/2011 with all the improvements now or here- Dolores Gonsorcik to an iron pipe in premises located at 123 North Main To all interested persons: after erected on the property and all the southerly line of said Gilboa Street; Street, Uxbridge, MA 01569 will be A Petition for Formal Adjudication easements, rights, appurtenances, THENCE S. 81 deg. 00’ W., 221.0 sold at a Public Auction at 11:00 AM on of Intestacy and Appointment of rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas feet with the southerly line of said December 15, 2017, at the mortgaged Personal Representative has been rights and profits, water rights and Gilboa Street to the point of beginning. premises, more particularly described filed by Rosemary Minior-Walker of stock and all fixtures now or hereafter CONTAINING 1.10 acres, more or below, all and singular the premises Northbridge, MA a part of the property. All replacements less. For the location of the river, ref- described in said mortgage, to wit: requesting that the Court enter a for- and additions shall also be covered by erence is had to the plan of property of The land with the buildings thereon mal Decree and Order and for such this sale. the Hayward Woolen Co., of Douglas situated in the Town of Uxbridge on other relief as requested in the Petition. Terms of Sale: Said premises will on file with said Worcester District the easterly side of North Main Street The Petitioner requests that be sold subject to any and all unpaid Registry of Deeds. For Grantor’s title described more particularly as follows: Rosemary Minior-Walker of taxes and assessments, tax sales, see Deed recorded at book 13187, A certain parcel of land with a dwelling Northbridge, MA tax titles and other municipal liens Page 105. The mortgagor(s) expressly house and other buildings thereon be appointed as Personal Representa- and water or sewer liens and State reserve my/our rights of Homestead commencing at the S.W. corner of the tive(s) of said estate to serve Without or County transfer fees, if any there and do not wish to terminate my/our premises, on said street, at land for- Surety on the bond in an unsuper- are, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Homestead by granting the within con- merly of one Greene; vised administration. ($10,000.00) in cashier’s or certified veyance notwithstanding my/our waiv- Thence N. 38° 45’ W. with said street IMPORTANT NOTICE check will be required to be paid by er of such Homestead in Paragraph 24 sixty (60) feet to the corner of the You have the right to obtain a copy of the purchaser at the time and place of of the within mortgage. The description fence; the Petition from the Petitioner or at the the sale as a deposit and the balance of the property contained in the mort- Thence N. 50° 45’ W. one hundred and Court. You have a right to object to this in cashier’s or certified check will be gage shall control in the event of a two (102) feet to the first mentioned proceeding. To do so, you or your attor- due in thirty (30) days, at the offices typographical error in this publication. bound. ney must file a written appearance and of Doonan, Graves & Longoria, LLC, For Mortgagor’s Title see Deed dated Thence S. 38° 45’ E. sixty (60) feet to objection at this Court before: 10:00 (“DG&L”), time being of the essence. December 26, 1990, and recorded said Green’s land; a.m. on the return day of 11/28/2017. The Mortgagee reserves the right to in Book 13187 at Page 105 with the Thence S. 50° 45’ W. one hundred and This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- postpone the sale to a later date by Worcester County (Worcester District) two (102) feet to the first mentioned line by which you must file a written ap- public proclamation at the time and Registry of Deeds. TERMS OF bound. pearance and objection if you object to date appointed for the sale and to fur- SALE: Said premises will be sold and Containing 6120 square feet and this proceeding. If you fail to file a time- ther postpone at any adjourned sale- conveyed subject to all liens, encum- being and being the same prem- ly written appearance and objection date by public proclamation at the time brances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, ises described in a deed of Myrtle followed by an affidavit of objections and date appointed for the adjourned municipal liens and assessments, if L. Seagrave to Ernest M. Johnson within thirty (30) days of the return day, sale date. The premises is to be sold any, which take precedence over the dated July 17, 1916 and recorded with action may be taken without further no- subject to and with the benefit of all said mortgage above described. TEN Worcester District Registry of Deeds, tice to you. easements, restrictions, leases, tenan- THOUSAND ($10,000.00) Dollars of Book 2112, Page 150. UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION cies, and rights of possession, build- the purchase price must be paid in Also another parcel of land situated UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS ing and zoning laws, encumbrances, cash, certified check, bank treasurer’s easterly of said parcel, and is lot UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC) condominium liens, if any and all other or cashier’s check at the time and numbered one (1) on plan of “House A Personal Representative appointed claim in the nature of liens, if any there place Lots laid out for Joseph Schofield, under the MUPC in an unsupervised be. of the sale by the purchaser. The Uxbridge, Mass. by L.S. Aldrich” which administration is not required to file an In the event that the successful bidder balance of the purchase price shall plan is recorded with Worcester District inventory or annual accounts with the at the foreclosure sale shall default in be paid in cash, certified check, bank Registry of Deeds. Court. Persons interested in the estate purchasing the within described prop- treasurer’s or cashier’s check within Said parcel of bounds on Arch Street, are entitled to notice regarding the ad- erty according to the terms of this forty five (45) days after the date of on the north, forty (40) feet; ministration directly from the Personal Notice of Sale and/or the terms of the sale. Other terms to be announced THENCE running southerly one hun- Representative and may petition the Memorandum of Sale executed at the at the sale. Marinosci Law Group, dred and three (103) feet; Court in any matter relating to the es- time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee P.C. 275 West Natick Road, Suite THENCE running westerly thirty-five tate, including the distribution of assets reserves the right to sell the prop- 500 Warwick, RI 02886 Attorney for and five-tenths (35.5) feet to other land and expenses of administration. erty by foreclosure deed to the sec- CIT Bank, N.A. Present Holder of the of grantee; WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A. Keamy, First ond highest bidder, providing that said Mortgage Telephone: (401) 234-9200 THENCE in a northwesterly direction, Justice of this Court. second highest bidder shall deposit MLG File No.: 16-09347 bounding westerly by other land of Date: October 25, 2017 with the Mortgagee’s attorneys, the October 27, 2017 grantee, to the “Garage Lot”, Stephanie K. Fattman, amount of the required deposit as set November 3, 2017 THENCE with said Garage Lot north- Register of Probate forth herein. If the second highest November 10, 2017 erly to the point of beginning at said November 10, 2017 B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, November 10, 2017 • 7 LEGALS MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE Commonwealth of Massachusetts OF REAL ESTATE OF REAL ESTATE OF REAL ESTATE The Trial Court By virtue and in execution of the By virtue and in execution of the Power By virtue and in execution of the Power Probate and Family Court Power of Sale contained in a certain of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Worcester Probate and Family Mortgage given by Kirk Murphy and given by Lawrence W. Fournier and given by Karen Jellesma a/k/a Karen Court Mary Kathleen Murphy to DeWolfe Shirley Ann Fournier to Mortgage J. Jellesma, to Mortgage Electronic 225 Main Street Mortgage Services, Inc., dated Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Registration Systems, Inc., as nomi- Worcester, MA 01608 September 27, 2002 and recorded as nominee for Accredited Home nee for Summit Mortgage LLC, dated Docket No. WO17P3485GD with the Worcester County (Worcester Lenders, Inc., its successors and March 31, 2005 and recorded with the NOTICE AND ORDER: District) Registry of Deeds at Book assigns, dated November 27, 2006 Worcester County (Worcester District) Petition for Appointment of 27591, Page 162 subsequently and recorded with the Worcester Registry of Deeds at Book 36019, Page Guardian of a Minor assigned to Countrywide Home Loans County (Worcester District) Registry 98, of which mortgage the undersigned In the interests of Inc. by DeWolfe Mortgage Services, of Deeds at Book 40289, Page 291 is the present holder by assignment Tyler J Dean Inc. by assignment recorded in said subsequently assigned to Deutsche from Mortgage Electronic Registration of Northbridge, MA Worcester County (Worcester District) Bank National Trust Company, as Systems, Inc., as nominee for Summit Minor Registry of Deeds at Book 30813, Indenture Trustee, on behalf of the Mortgage, LLC to M&T Bank dated NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED Page 20, subsequently assigned to holders of the accredited mortgage September 12, 2013 and recorded with PARTIES Bank of America, N.A. by Countrywide loan trust 2007-1 asset backed notes said registry on September 30, 2013 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Home Loans Inc. by assignment by Mortgage Electronic Registration at Book 51569 Page 193, for breach Petition for Appointment of Guardian of recorded in said Worcester County Systems Inc. by assignment recorded of the conditions of said mortgage a Minor filed on 10/25/2017 by (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in said Worcester County (Worcester and for the purpose of foreclosing, the Michelle M Gauthier of Northbridge, at Book 51694, Page 332 and subse- District) Registry of Deeds at Book same will be sold at Public Auction at MA will be held 12/08/2017 08:30 AM quently assigned to Federal National 55685, Page 211; of which Mortgage 4:00 p.m. on December 8, 2017, on Motion Mortgage Association by Bank of the undersigned is the present holder the mortgaged premises located at Located Courtroom 8, Worcester America, N.A. by assignment recorded for breach of the conditions of said 13 WIXTEAD COURT, DOUGLAS, Probate and Family, Court, 225 Main in said Worcester County (Worcester Mortgage and for the purpose of fore- Worcester County, Massachusetts, all Street, Worcester, MA 01608 District) Registry of Deeds at Book closing same will be sold at Public and singular the premises described in 2. Response to Petition: You may 53637, Page 308; of which Mortgage Auction at 10:00 AM on December said mortgage, respond by filing a written response to the undersigned is the present holder 1, 2017 at 14 Cross Street, Douglas, TO WIT: the Petition or by appearing in person for breach of the conditions of said MA, all and singular the premises The land with the buildings there- at the hearing. If you choose to file a Mortgage and for the purpose of fore- described in said Mortgage, to wit: on situated on Wixtead Court in the written response, you need to: closing same will be sold at Public The following real property, situated Town of Douglas, Worcester County, File the original with the Court; and Auction at 9:00 AM on November 21, in the county of Worchester and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Mail a copy to all interested parties 2017 at 68 Birch Hill Road, Douglas, state of Massachusetts: And known as bounded and described as follows: at least five (5) business days before MA, all and singular the premises being shown on a plan entitled “Plan BEGINNING: At the southeasterly cor- the hearing. described in said Mortgage, to wit: of Land in Douglas, Massachusetts ner thereof at a stake in a stone wall, 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor The land in said Douglas on the south- Property of Fred Crockett, et ux June said point of beginning also being the (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has erly side of Birch Hill Road consisting 7, 1973, surveyed by Blackstone southeasterly corner of the premises the right to request that counsel be ap- in Lots 228 and 229 shown on Plan Valley Survey and Eng, Inc.” record- conveyed by deed referred to above; pointed for the minor. of “Wallum Lake Terrace ... Ernest ed with W.D.R. Deeds in Plan Book THENCE: In a westerly direction by 4. Counsel for Parents: If you are a J. LaLumiere, Douglas, Mass .... 384 and Plan 84 further described as the southerly boundary line of the parent of the minor child who is the July, 1955”. The premises are further follows: Beginning at an iron pin set premises conveyed by deed referred subject of this proceeding you have a bounded and described as follows: in the ground on the northerly line of to above, one hundred forty-two (142) right to be represented by an attorney. BEGINNING at the northeasterly cor- Cross street; Thence North 0 deg. 4’ feet, more or less, to a point on the If you want an attorney and cannot af- ner of Lot 227 shown on said plan, 43” East following a stonewall and by easterly line of said Wixtead Court; ford to pay for one and if you give proof opposite Richie Road at the northwest- land, now or formerly as Ezra Morse, THENCE: In a northerly direction by that you are indigent, an attorney will erly corner of the premises to be con- 372.18 feet to a drill hole set in the the easterly line of said Wixtead Court, be assigned to you. Your request for an veyed; THENCE in a southerly direc- corner of stone walls; Thence South forty (40) feet, (erroneously stated as attorney should be made immediately tion by the easterly side of Lot 227, 100 86 deg. 53’ 46” East following a stone thirty six (36) feet, more or less in pre- by filling out the Application of Appoint- feet to a point at land now or formerly wall and continuing by said Morse land vious deed), to a point at other land of ment of Counsel form. Submit the ap- of Mary A. and Gladys Dyer; THENCE 390.89 feet to a drill hole set in the cor- Josephine Fulone; plication form in person or by mail at S. 70 50’ E, by said Dyer land 100 feet ner of stonewalls; Thence south 2 deg. THENCE: In an easterly direction by the court location where your case is by the southerly ends of Lots 228 and 45’ 53” East following a stonewall and said other land of Josephine Fulone, in going to be heard. 229 to the southwesterly corner of Lot continuing by said Morse land 59.59 a line parallel with the first course indi- 5. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: 230 as shown on said plan; THENCE feet to a drill hole set in the corner cated above, one hundred forty-one A minor over age 14 has the right to in a northerly direction by the westerly of stonewalls at the northerly line of (141) feet, more or less, to a point at be present at any hearing, unless the side of Lot 230, 100 feet to the south- Cross street; Thence south 53 deg. 32’ said stone wall; Court finds that it is not in the minor’s erly side of Birch Hill Road; THENCE 43” west, following a stonewall and by THENCE: In a southerly direction by best interests. N. 70 50 W., 100 feet to the point the northerly line of said Cross street said stone wall, forty (40) feet (errone- THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An import- of beginning; CONTAINING 10,000 132.15 feet to a drill hole set in said ously stated as thirty (36) feet, more or ant court proceeding that may affect square feet of land, more or less. stonewall. Thence south 38 deg. 36’ less in previous deed), to the point of your rights has been scheduled. If you Being the same premises conveyed 42” west following said stonewall and beginning. do not understand this notice or other to the herein named mortgagor (s) by continuing by the northerly line of said Being the same premises conveyed to court papers, please contact an attor- deed recorded with Worcester District Cross street 241.36 feet to a drill hole Ralph Gordon Colby and Julia J. Colby ney for legal advice. Registry of Deeds herewith. #187195 set in said stonewall; Thence south 79 by deed of Ralph Gordon Colby and Stephanie K. Fattman For informational purposes only, the deg. 46’ 33” west following said stone- Julia A. Colby recorded in Worcester Register of Probate subject premises is shown on Plan wall for a part of the distance and by District Registry of Deeds Book 17540 Date: October 27, 2017 Book 207, Plan 119, Worcester District the northerly line of said Cross street, Page 161, to correct an earlier deed November 10, 2017 Registry of Deeds. 138.99 feet to the point of beginning. to the same grantees by deed of The premises are to be sold subject to Containing 2.197 acres. Josephine Fulone as recorded in Book (SEAL) and with the benefit of all easements, The premises are to be sold subject to 6869 Page 223. COMMONWEALTH restrictions, building and zoning laws, and with the benefit of all easements, For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed OF MASSACHUSETTS liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- restrictions, building and zoning laws, recorded with Worcester County LAND COURT ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL tax titles, water bills, municipal liens ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, in Book 36019, Page 95. COURT and assessments, rights of tenants tax titles, water bills, municipal liens These premises will be sold and con- 17 SM 003376 and parties in possession. and assessments, rights of tenants veyed subject to and with the benefit ORDER OF NOTICE TERMS OF SALE: and parties in possession. of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, To: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND TERMS OF SALE: easements, covenants, liens or claims Scott L. Mullineaux DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND in the nature of liens, improvements, Heather L. Spaold, in the form of a certified check, bank DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) public assessments, any and all and to all persons entitled to the ben- treasurer’s check or money order will in the form of a certified check, bank unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water efit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief be required to be delivered at or before treasurer’s check or money order will and sewer liens and any other munic- Act, 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 et seq.: the time the bid is offered. The suc- be required to be delivered at or before ipal assessments or liens or existing MTGLQ Investors, L.P. cessful bidder will be required to exe- the time the bid is offered. The suc- encumbrances of record which are claiming to have an interest in a cute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement cessful bidder will be required to exe- in force and are applicable, having Mortgage covering real property in immediately after the close of the cute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement priority over said mortgage, whether UXBRIDGE, numbered 15 LARKIN bidding. The balance of the purchase immediately after the close of the or not reference to such restrictions, AVENUE, given by Scott L. Mullineaux price shall be paid within thirty (30) bidding. The balance of the purchase easements, improvements, liens or and Health L. Spavold to Mortgage days from the sale date in the form price shall be paid within thirty (30) encumbrances is made in the deed. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., of a certified check, bank treasurer’s days from the sale date in the form TERMS OF SALE: as nominee for Mortgage Master, Inc., check or other check satisfactory to of a certified check, bank treasurer’s A deposit of Zero ($ 0.00 ) Dollars dated February 23, 207, and recorded Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee check or other check satisfactory to by certified or bank check will be in the Worcester County (Worcester reserves the right to bid at the sale, Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee required to be paid by the purchaser District) Registry of Deeds in Book to reject any and all bids, to continue reserves the right to bid at the sale, at the time and place of sale. The 40717, Page 173, as affected by a the sale and to amend the terms of to reject any and all bids, to continue balance is to be paid by certified or loan modification agreement dated the sale by written or oral announce- the sale and to amend the terms of bank check at Harmon Law Offices, January 1, 2012, and recorded with ment made before or during the fore- the sale by written or oral announce- P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, said Registry in Book 48928, Page 54, closure sale. If the sale is set aside ment made before or during the fore- Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to and as further affected by a loan mod- for any reason, the Purchaser at the closure sale. If the sale is set aside P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, ification agreement dated August 1, sale shall be entitled only to a return for any reason, the Purchaser at the Massachusetts 02461-0389, within 2013, and recorded with said Registry of the deposit paid. The purchaser sale shall be entitled only to a return thirty (30) days from the date of sale. in Book 51379, Page 250, and now shall have no further recourse against of the deposit paid. The purchaser Deed will be provided to purchaser for held by the Plaintiff by assignment, the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the shall have no further recourse against recording upon receipt in full of the has/have filed with this court a com- Mortgagee’s attorney. The description the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the purchase price. The description of the plaint for determination of Defendant’s/ of the premises contained in said mort- Mortgagee’s attorney. The description premises contained in said mortgage Defendants’ Servicemembers status. gage shall control in the event of an of the premises contained in said mort- shall control in the event of an error in If you now are, or recently have been, error in this publication. TIME WILL gage shall control in the event of an this publication. in the active military service of the BE OF THE ESSENCE. error in this publication. TIME WILL Other terms, if any, to be announced United States of America, then you Other terms if any, to be announced BE OF THE ESSENCE. at the sale. may be entitled to the benefits of the at the sale. Other terms if any, to be announced M&T BANK Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If Federal National Mortgage Association at the sale. Present holder of said mortgage you object to a foreclosure of the above (Fannie Mae) Deutsche Bank National Trust By its Attorneys, mentioned property on that basis, then Present Holder of said Mortgage, Company, as Indenture Trustee, on HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. you or your attorney must file a written By Its Attorneys, behalf of the holders of the Accredited 150 California Street appearance and answer in this court ORLANS PC Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-1 Asset Newton, MA 02458 at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, PO Box 540540 Backed Notes (617) 558-0500 MA 02108 on or before December 11, Waltham, MA 02454 Present Holder of said Mortgage, 201611-0209 - PRP 2017 or you will be forever barred from Phone: (781) 790-7800 By Its Attorneys, November 10, 2017 claiming that you are entitled to the 16-006274 ORLANS PC November 17, 2017 benefits of said Act. November 3, 2017 PO Box 540540 November 24, 2017 Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief November 10, 2017 Waltham, MA 02454 Justice of said Court on October 27, November 17, 2017 Phone: (781) 790-7800 2017. 16-006118 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson November 10, 2017 Recorder November 17, 2017 201702-0389-TEA November 24, 2017 November 10, 2017
Turn To LEGALS page B8 8 • Friday, November 10, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS LEGALS pipe at other land now or formerly of by Gary C. Richardson a/k/a Gary encumbrances is made in the deed. continued from page B7 said Wallis; Richardson and Barbara A. Richardson TERMS OF SALE: Thence N 64 degrees 50’ 20” E. by a/k/a Barbara Richardson to World A deposit of Ten Thousand said other land of Wallis 36.05 feet to Savings Bank, FSB., Its Successors ($10,000.00) Dollars by certified or LEGAL NOTICE an iron pipe; and/Or Assignees, dated February 2, bank check will be required to be paid MORTGAGEE’S SALE Thence S. 33 degrees 18’ 10” E. 2007, and recorded in the Worcester by the purchaser at the time and place OF REAL ESTATE by land now or formerly of Mae E. County (Worcester District) Registry of sale. The balance is to be paid by By virtue of and in execution of the Dermody 190.00 feet, more or less, to of Deeds in Book 40637, Page 319, certified or bank check at Harmon Law Power of Sale contained in a cer- the northerly line of said Main Street; has/have filed with this court a com- Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, tain mortgage given by Christopher Thence southwesterly by said norther- plaint for determination of Defendant’s/ Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by Smith and Jennifer Smith to Mortgage ly line of Main Street by a curve to the Defendants’ Servicemembers status. mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. right having a radius of 817.70 feet, an If you now are, or recently have been, Highlands, Massachusetts 02461- acting solely as nominee for Fremont arc distance of 28.78 feet to a W.C.H. in the active military service of the 0389, within thirty (30) days from the Investment & Loan, dated October Bound; United States of America, then you date of sale. Deed will be provided to 26, 2006 and recorded in Worcester Thence S. 67 degrees 49’ 20” E. may be entitled to the benefits of the purchaser for recording upon receipt in County (Worcester District) Registry continuing by said northerly line of Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If full of the purchase price. The descrip- of Deeds in Book 40044, Page 305, Main Street 66.32 feet to the point of you object to a foreclosure of the above tion of the premises contained in said as affected by a Loan Modification beginning. mentioned property on that basis, then mortgage shall control in the event of Agreement made May 13, 2010 and Being shown as Lot B on a plan you or your attorney must file a written an error in this publication. recorded at said Registry of Deeds in recorded in Plan Book 267, Plan 100. appearance and answer in this court Other terms, if any, to be announced Book 45882, Page 9 of which mort- Said premises are conveyed subject at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, at the sale. gage Deutsche Bank National Trust to and with the benefit of easements, MA 02108 on or before December 18, WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND Company as Trustee for GSAMP Trust reservations, restrictions, and rights of 2017 or you will be forever barred from SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA 2007-FM2, Mortgage Pass-Through way of record so far as the same are claiming that you are entitled to the TRUST, NOT INDIVIDUALLY BUT Certificates, Series 2007-FM2 is the now in force and applicable. benefits of said Act. AS TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM present holder by assignment from For mortgagor’s title see deed Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST Mortgage Electronic Registration recorded with the Worcester County Justice of said Court on November 1, Present holder of said mortgage Systems, Inc. (“MERS”), as designat- (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds 2017. By its Attorneys, ed nominee for Fremont Investment in Book 40044, Page 301. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. & Loan, its successors and assigns The property will be sold subject to Recorder 150 California Street to Deutsche Bank National Trust the redemption rights in favor of the 201608-0300-YEL Newton, MA 02458 Company as Trustee for GSAMP Trust Internal Revenue Service by virtue of November 10, 2017 (617) 558-0500 2007-FM2, Mortgage Pass-Through the tax lien(s) recorded in Worcester 201501-0098 - TEA Certificates, Series 2007-FM2 dated County (Worcester District) Registry of NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE November 10, 2017 June 24, 2014 recorded at Worcester Deeds in Book 44754, Page 221 and OF REAL ESTATE November 17, 2017 County (Worcester District) Registry of Book 54945, Page 279. By virtue and in execution of the Power November 24, 2017 Deeds in Book 52484, Page 163, for he premises will be sold subject to of Sale contained in a certain mort- breach of conditions of said mortgage any and all unpaid taxes and other gage given by Tracey A. Daignault Commonwealth of Massachusetts and for the purpose of foreclosing the municipal assessments and liens, and to Mortgage Electronic Registration The Trial Court same, the mortgaged premises locat- subject to prior liens or other enforce- Systems, Inc., dated November 23, Probate and Family Court ed at 154 Main Street, Douglas, MA able encumbrances of record entitled 2005 and recorded with the Worcester Worcester Probate and Family 01516 will be sold at a Public Auction to precedence over this mortgage, and County (Worcester District) Registry Court at 11:00 AM on December 1, 2017, at subject to and with the benefit of all of Deeds at Book 38186, Page 55, 225 Main Street the mortgaged premises, more partic- easements, restrictions, reservations of which mortgage the undersigned Worcester, MA 01608 ularly described below, all and singular and conditions of record and subject to is the present holder by assignment (508) 831-2200 the premises described in said mort- all tenancies and/or rights of parties in from Mortgage Electronic Registration Docket No. WO17P3389EA gage, to wit: possession. Systems, Inc. to Wells Fargo Bank, NA CITATION ON PETITION FOR A certain parcel of land with the Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or dated August 29, 2008 and recorded FORMAL ADJUDICATION buildings thereon situated in Douglas, certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 with said registry on September 4, Estate of: Worcester County, Massachusetts, as a deposit must be shown at the time 2008 at Book 43274 Page 244 and by Jeff Kurdian being known as 154 Main Street, and place of the sale in order to qualify assignment from Mortgage Electronic Date of Death: 11/27/2005 Douglas, Massachusetts. Said proper- as a bidder (the mortgage holder and Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee To all interested persons: ty contains two tracts of land, bounded its designee(s) are exempt from this for American Brokers Conduit to Wells A Petition for Formal Adjudication of as follows: requirement); high bidder to sign writ- Fargo Bank, NA dated May 5, 2011 Intestacy and Appointment of Per- Lot “A”: The land in said Douglas situ- ten Memorandum of Sale upon accep- and recorded with said registry on sonal Representative has been filed ated 33.26 feet northerly of Main Street tance of bid; balance of purchase price May 9, 2011 at Book 47369 Page 162 by Daniel Zolfagharie of Edmond OK in the Village of East Douglas, bound- payable in cash or by certified check and by assignment from Wells Fargo requesting that the Court enter a for- ed and described as follows: in thirty (30) days from the date of the Bank, N.A. to Wilmington Savings mal Decree and Order and for such Beginning at the southernmost corner sale at the offices of mortgagee’s attor- Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana other relief as requested in the Petition. thereof at an iron pipe on the common ney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Trust, not individually but as trustee The Petitioner requests that boundary between land now or former- Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust Daniel Zolfagharie of Edmond OK ly of William J. Wallis and land now or MA 01851 or such other time as may dated April 19, 2016 and recorded be appointed as Personal Representa- formerly of Mae E. Dermody, at a point be designated by mortgagee. The with said registry on May 5, 2016 at tive(s) of said estate to serve Without N. 15 degrees 17’ 10” W. and 33.26 description for the premises contained Book 55286 Page 78, for breach of Surety on the bond in an unsuper- feet from a stone bound in the north- in said mortgage shall control in the the conditions of said mortgage and vised administration. erly line of Main Street, which stone event of a typographical error in this for the purpose of foreclosing, the IMPORTANT NOTICE bound is S. 67 degrees 49’ 20” W. a publication. same will be sold at Public Auction at You have the right to obtain a copy of distance of 66.23 feet from a W.C.H. Other terms to be announced at the 10:00 a.m. on December 11, 2017, the Petition from the Petitioner or at the bound at Station 35 plus 32.46 of the sale. on the mortgaged premises located at Court. You have a right to object to this County Layout of said Main Street; Deutsche Bank National Trust 122 Southeast Main Street, Douglas, proceeding. To do so, you or your attor- Thence N. 28 degrees 02’ 10” W. Company as Trustee for GSAMP Trust Worcester County, Massachusetts, all ney must file a written appearance and by land now or formerly of William J. 2007-FM2, Mortgage Pass-Through and singular the premises described in objection at this Court before: 10:00 Wallis 31.92 feet to an iron pipe; Certificates, Series 2007-FM2 said mortgage, a.m. on the return day of 12/05/2017. Thence N. 8 degrees 19’ 10” W. by Korde & Associates, P.C. TO WIT: This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- said land of Wallis 58.68 feet to an 900 Chelmsford Street The land in a certain lot or parcel line by which you must file a written ap- iron pipe; Suite 3102 of land being shown as Lot #10 on pearance and objection if you object to Thence S. 15 degrees 17’ 10” E. Lowell, MA 01851 a plan entitled ‘’Plan of Land Mass. this proceeding. If you fail to file a time- by land now or formerly of Mae E. (978) 256-1500 Prepared for Kenneth J., Jr. and ly written appearance and objection Dermody 89.39 feet to the point of Smith, Christopher, 15-020584 Sandra Guhman, Scale 1’’-60’, dated followed by an affidavit of objections beginning. November 10, 2017 February 9, 1999 by An Engineer, Inc., within thirty (30) days of the return day, Said Lot A containing 317 Square November 17, 2017 104 Mendon Street, Umbridge, Mass’’, action may be taken without further no- Feet, more or less. Being shown as November 24, 2017 and being recorded in the Worcester tice to you. Lot A on a plan entitled “Plan to show District Deeds in Plan Book 246 as UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION property in East Douglas, Mass. To be (SEAL) Plan 58. UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS purchased by Fred Dermody, Scale 1” COMMONWEALTH OF For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC) = 20’, Date June, 1962 by Kenneth M. MASSACHUSETTS recorded with Worcester County A Personal Representative appointed Shaw, and recorded with the Worcester LAND COURT (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds under the MUPC in an unsupervised District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL in Book 32297, Page 81. administration is not required to file an 267, Plan 100. COURT These premises will be sold and con- inventory or annual accounts with the Lot “B”: The land in said Douglas, 17SM007478 veyed subject to and with the benefit Court. Persons interested in the estate with the buildings thereon and all the ORDER OF NOTICE of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, are entitled to notice regarding the ad- privileges and appurtenances thereto To: easements, covenants, liens or claims ministration directly from the Personal belonging and situated on the norther- Gary C. Richardson a/k/a Gary in the nature of liens, improvements, Representative and may petition the ly side of Main Street in the Village of Richardson; Barbara A. Richardson public assessments, any and all Court in any matter relating to the es- East Douglas to said Town of Douglas, a/k/a Barbara Richardson unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water tate, including the distribution of assets bounded and described as follows: and to all persons entitled to the ben- and sewer liens and any other munic- and expenses of administration. Beginning at the southwesterly corner efit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief ipal assessments or liens or existing WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A. Keamy, First thereof at a stone bound in the north- Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: encumbrances of record which are Justice of this Court. erly line of Main Street at land now or Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. in force and are applicable, having Date: October 24, 2017 formerly of William J. Wallis; claiming to have an interest in a priority over said mortgage, whether Stephanie K. Fattman, Thence N. 15 degrees 17’ 10” W. by Mortgage covering real property in or not reference to such restrictions, Register of Probate said Wallis land 186.42 feet to an iron Douglas, 773 NW Main Street, given easements, improvements, liens or November 10, 2017 DON’T MISS A BEAT CHECK OUT THE SPORTS ACTION! B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, November 10, 2017 • 9 10 • Friday, November 10, 2017 Blackstone Valley Tribune Friday, November 10, 2017 • The Express • 1
ODE TO OUR VETERANS These men and women Salute to Veterans Who answered the call, Heroes all, They stood tall and served us well Oh the stories they could tell. Of the days they spent in Hell. Valor and Courage were their names. They were humble despite their fame Rev. Paul M. Bomba Chaplain Remember these guardians of liberty, Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Sonnie Jacob O’Day U.S. Army Never forget their great victory Army National Guard 1982-2006 Private First Class Pastor St. Joseph Parish, Auburn They answered the call, Brookfield, MA Paid the price and saved us all. These valiant souls, Who are our best May they know eternal rest.
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Gaudette-Kirk Post 138 “In twenty campaigns, American Legion on a hundred battlefields, Annual Veterans Night Parade around a thousand campfires; Saturday, November 11, 2017 I have witnessed that enduring fortitude, Gaudette-Kirk Post 138 American Legion will have its Annual the patriotic self-abnegation Veterans Night Parade on Saturday, November 11th at 6:30 p.m. and that invincible determination which Line-up will be at 6:00 p.m. at the Legion post, 175 Main Street in have carved his statue Spencer. Parade will begin at 6:30 and will continue down Main Street, through the center of Spencer to Elm Street to in the hearts of his people. Chestnut Street over to Maple Street back to Main Street and From one end of the world to the other, will end at the American Legion Post 138, 175 Main Street. he has drained deep All Civic groups and Town Organizations the chalice of courage.” are invited to participate in this Veterans Day Event. Douglas McArthur, General of the Armies Farewell address to the Corps of Cadets 1962
Duty ~ Honor ~ Country The credo of West Point. East Brookfield Veterans Day Observance Sunday, November 12, 2017
The Depot Square Memorial Committe will hold the annual Veterans’ Day Observance at 2 p.m. on Sunday, November 12, 2017, at Depot Square. In honor of the veterans from all wars, veterans, scout troops, and townspeople are invited to attend and participate in the program. Refreshments will be served at the Lashaway Senior Center following the program
Harold Kalagher Vincent R. Rannigan Wilfred G. Sasserville, Jr E4 Sergeant Military Police, U.S. Army Walter A. Hewett, Jr. U.S. Army PFC U.S. Army 1950-1954 P.F.C. Vietnam U.S. Army Douglas, MA Southbridge, MA Korean War Veteran Whitinsville, MA Spencer, MA
Francis Marderosian Francis Marderosian Milton C. Cherrier Irving Patrick “Sonnie” O’Day BU3, U.S. Navy Seabees Seaman 2nd Class, U.S.Navy, S/Sgt. U.S. Air Force US Army PFC from. Brookfield, Ma . A Vietnam Veteran WWll 1954-1958 Korean Spencer, MA Worcester, MA (deceased) Webster, MA 01570 War veteran.
Lyle Henry Edick Mark A. Morin PFC Matthew Marderosian Michael J. Kocur Captain, U.S. Army, PV2, U.S. Army World War II U.S. Army U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers Resided in Brookfield, MA Stationed in Iraq Purple Heart East Brookfield, MA Sturbridge, MA
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Colby J. Taylor Casimir J. Kujawski Cpl. U.S. Army David Brown Dennis J. Zonia Sergeant 1st Class Korean Veteran A/1C U.S. Air Force Specialist 4th Class U.S. Army Reserves Korean War 1951-1953 1951-1955 U.S. Army Webster, MA West Brookfield, MA Brookfield, MA Webster, MA
Derek James Seligman Donald R. Neilsen Eddie A. Jameson Elaine (Estvanik) Gratton Boatswain Mate 3rd class Sergent U.S. Army U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, U.S. Air Force veteran U.S. Coast Guard Served in Germany 82nd Airborne Served during Vienam Conflict Weymouth, MA serving on Cape Cod Brimfield, MA Douglas,MA Current resident of Brookfield
Bill Rivernider Bryan Brenda Brendan E. Canty Bos’n Mate 3rd Class TEC4 U.S. Army U.S. Navy 1961-1965 Oleman Oleman World War II Southbridge, MA U.S. Marine E5 U.S. Marine E5 SSG Jeffery Bressette Webster, MA
Daniel Patrick Mannix Bruce Vigeant U.S.M.C. Daniel Hurley (L) and Sean Hurley (R) Sargeant - Army Vietnam 1966-1969 U.S. Army Oxford, MA Dennisport, MA Leicester, MA
David Mainville Lance Corporal Dolan Hill Donald D. Suprenant Edward F. Michalak Lieutenant Colonel United States Marine Corps ENC (Ret.) CMM U.S. Coast Guard U.S. Army Active Duty U.S. Navy WWII Spencer MA Charlton, MA Sturbridge, MA Shrewsbury, MA
Emma Beer 2nd Lieutenant, Air Force, Edward Duszlak John Duszlak Medical School at Uniformed Services WWII - Europe WWII - South Pacific University of Health Sciences, North Grosvenordale, CT North Grosvenordale, CT Spencer, MA
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Edward Gorski, Joseph Gorski, U.S. Army, U.S. Army, Gregory A. Palmerino George Cote SP5 U.S. Army Thomas Gorski, Sr., John Gorski, GM2, US Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Marine Corps. Vietnam Spencer, MA (Deceased) Sturbridge, MA Friday, November 10, 2017 • The Express • 5
Martin Ziak, PFC, U.S. Army 50’-60’s Emil Ziak, PFC, U.S. Army George Howell, Jr., U.S. Army SSG. Matthew Boucher David N. Gregory, U.S. Air Force Vietnam WWII Allen W. Gregory, U.S. Army George A. Dufault, U.S. Army Edgar W. Gregory, Jr., William C. Dufault, U.S. Army U.S. Air Force J. Lawrence Dufault , Carl O. Gregory, U.S. Navy U.S. Army Air Corp. John R. Dufault, U.S. Army Edgar W. Gregory, U.S. Army William C. Dufault, Jr., Amos G. Gregory, U.S. Navy U.S. Army
Matthew E Haney James D Haney Corporal Brandon Corporal LCpl CWO Benjamin Webster U.S. Marines Army Benjamin Osterhoudt Charlton, MA Charlton MA USMC Combat Veteran Osterhoudt Born in Jessup GA Born in Louisville KY (Retired ) Spencer MA
Bryan G. Haney Henry J. Paprocki Herman Benjamin St.Onge, U.S. Army Private First Class, Battery C SP4 U.S. Army William Lopez 357th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion PFC Charlton MA E4 USMC Dudley, MA Southbridge and Worcester, MA Born in Savannah GA Southbridge, MA
Holly (Osterhoudt) Chambers Corporal USMC. Jacqueline Lavigne Sationed on Oahu, Hawaii. U.S. Air Force George Edward Healy George “Puckie” O’Day Spencer MA Aerospace Medical Service Technician U.S Navy 1957-1973 WW2 Pacific Theatre Pictured with her husband, Cori Chambers. Charlton, MA Spencer/Boylston MA U.S. Army Tech 5
A1C Joseph Gullekson J. Allen Sampson John ( Jack) Sampson John A. Gonsorcik Sr. U.S .Air Force US Air Force US Army/ASA Currently stationed in Monterey, CA SGT Load Master SPC/5 CSG3 3rd class Petty officer Cook Southbridge, MA
John McAuliffe John F. Piotrowski U.S. Army M-347 John O’Day Corporal U.S. Airforce US Navy-Seabees, WW2,Siapan Cpl. John H. Silvestri World War II - Battle of the Bulge Uxbridge , MA U.S. Marine Corps Central Mass Chapter 22 VBOB WW 2 Webster, MA
Kevin Dabrowski John Vacon Joseph “Andy” Williamson Corporal U.S. Marine Corps E-5 SPC 4 U.S. Army SPC Kelley McKeon Webster, MA U.S. Air Force Vietnam War Era E4 U.S. Army/Active Duty Kevin was killed in a car accident during his Sturbridge Northbridge, MA East Brookfield, MA 6th year of military service. 6 • The Express • Friday, November 10, 2017
Kevin E. O’Day Lawrence Spinelli MMC (SS) Chief Petty Officer, Rank E7, Kosta L. George SSGT Air Force Leo J. Lubas Service Oct 1973 to January 1996 Chief Petty Office 2nd Class Served June 69 - June 73 Sgt. U.S. Army U.S. Navy U.S. Navy 1951-1955 Vietnam Oct. 69- Oct. 70 WW II Brookfield, MA Lives in Plainfield CT. Southbridge, MA Southbridge, MA Northbridge, MA
Paul Caplette Lionel William Berthiaume U.S. Navy Private/Purple Heart Recipient Nicholas Chatzopoulos Machinist Mate Petty Officer 1st class European Theater U.S Army, Specialist U.S.S. Shark SSN591 U.S. Army WWII Spencer, MA Millbury, MA Lionel William Berthiaume Spencer, MA
Peter J. Petruzzi, Jr. E-6 Raymond E. Boisjolie Robert Flynn United States Navy Active Duty Sgt. Leonard Darling From Spencer U.S. Air Force Rank E-4 Vietnam Veteran U.S. Army Security Force From East Brookfield, MA Cherry Valley, MA Served 1966-1969 Dudley, MA
Roland Lachance Robert L. Howard, Sr. GSM Shawn R. Cote U.S. Air Force U.S. Navy U.S. Navy Airman First Class Radioman Petty Officer Sam Sotirios Pappas Stationed in Norfolk VA Kingfisher Scout Plane 1950-1953 Korean War E 5 U.S. Army aboard the USS Eisenhower Charlton, MA U.S.S. Vicksburg CL86 East Brookfield, MA Millbury, MA Webster, MA
Cpl. Stanley A. Duszlak, Jr. U.S.M.C. Vietnam 1969-1970 Walter B. Johnson, III William N. Chomes, Jr. Charley 2-2, 1/26 Marine PFC Tristan Starr Airman First Class SEAMAN (SN) Hoi An, Barrier Island “NAM 69” U.S. Marine U.S. Airforce. U.S. Navy W.I.A. - Jan. 5, 1970 Oxford, MA Spencer, Massachusetts. (now living in Las Vegas) Friday, November 10, 2017 • The Express • 7
Justin Myers Joseph M. Bolandrina U.S. Navy Dec 1981 – Dec 1984 Rank E-6, 7 years served, 5 on board U.S.S Cpl. Jonathan Gallant U.S. Army Sargeant John Vacon New Hampshire, currently at Portsmouth Served 8 years in the U.S.MC, including (E-5), 19E Armor Crew Member, Staff Sergeant, USAF Naval Shipyard Detachment San Diego, two tours in Afghanistan. 2009-2016. Fort Knox (KY) Sturbridge Nuclear Propulsion Plant Mechanic.
G. Lewis H Jacobson Sr Edward S Olszta Edward S Olszta II U.S. Marine Corp Veteran U.S. NAVY CM1 served in WW2 and U.S. NAVY MM3(SS) Submarines Served Edward J. Mezzoni, Sr., Thompson CT served our country for 20+ Korea during the Cold War WWII, U.S. Army (deceased) years and retired a Gunnery Sgt. Dudley Dudley Deceased and buried in Webster, MA.
Gerard Chateauneuf HarryLance Corporal,G. Kustigian USMC Henry J. Morse Coxswain (T) V-6 U.S.NR Glenn Severance PFC Army 1966-1969 (Vietnam Veteran) U.S. Army 4th Armored Division WWII West Brookfield, MA Webster, Mass Charlton, MA Webster, MA
Leon Servant Robert Servant Jonathan Julian Ralph C Julian Tec4 U.S. Army Lance Corporal U.S. Marines Sgt. U.S. Marines Seaman 2nd Class U.S. Navy Southbridge, MA Southbridge, MA Southbridge, MA Fiskdale, MA
Robert L. Flynn Robert J. Parmenter Airman First Class Quartermaster 2nd Class Sgt. Alfred E Beland United States Air Force United States Coast Guard United States Air Force Amos Gordon Gregory Security Forces from Oxford, Mass. Webster, MA WWII Navy Veteran, U.S.S LST 177 Scott Air Base served on United States Coast Guard Cutter Vietnam Veteran in Normandy Dudley, MA Alert (WMEC-630).
Sgt. Roger W. Brown Theodore Podles U.S Army LCPL Marine Ryan Farrar TSgt. Stanley J. Parzych U.S. Army T/5 United States Marine Corps. U.S. Army - WWII 812 Chemical Co. WWII Vietnam Veteran Southbridge, MA Sturbridge, MA Sturbridge, MA. Dudley, MA
Corporal Craig M Swanson - Brookfield, MA Corporal Arthur H Swanson Jr -Brookfield, MA Thomas W. Gorski, Sr Pvt. Arthur H Swanson Sr Staff Sargent Corporal Arthur D Swanson - Brookfield, MA United States Marine Corp. 1941-1945 3 Generations of US Marines Worcester, MA Webster, MA Staff Sargent 8 • The Express • Friday, November 10, 2017
David J. Sanborn Senior Airman Dean O. Stevens E. Russel Bird United States Air Force Staff Sergeant US Air Force Technical Sergeant (TSGT) Army April 1943 - January 1946. Spencer/North Brookfield, MA Spencer, MA Spencer, MA
Paul F. Burke Joseph E Ziak Gerald Fels Sgt. E5 U.S. Army John Fleming SK2/C U.S. Navy WWII U.S. Army 1967-1970 Vietnam Veteran Webster, MA Webster, MA Spencer, MA
Staff Sergeant Carmen Bernazar Ronald C. Michaud Louis Biscornet Albert J. Emrick U.S. Army U.S. Navy BM2 World War 2 veteran died November 11th S/Sgt. Korea Served from 1983-2014 Douglas, MA 1988 who lived in Cherry Valley, MA Uxbridge, MA Retired and living in Webster, MA
Jerry Bellmore Richard Palin Mike Keane Joeseph Szynal Cpl. USMC Petty Officer First Class U.S. Navy Airman First Class Airman Second Class Company 4, WWII Electricians Mate U.S. Air Force 1961-1965 U.S. Air Force 1961-1965 Webster, MA North Btrookfield, MA
Ronald Caplettte Derek Caplette Alfred Caplette Philip Caplette U.S. Navy Petty Officer First Class Chief Warrant Office 2 U.S. Navy U.S. Army Air Corp U.S. Navy Seabee Construction Machinery Repairman Aviation Ordinance Chief Crew Corporal Millbury, MA Millbury, MA Oxford, MA Millbury, MA
Steven Carlson Loring Paquette Frederick Carlson Lt. Commander U.S. Navy Petty Office First Class U.S. Navy Peter M. Kujawski U.S. Navy Aviation Boat Swain’s Mate U.S. Submarine Service Ship Fitter Metal Colonel U.S. Army Millbury, MA Millbury, MA Millbury, MA Webster, MA
Michael C. Stallings Leon J Duhamel Raymond J. Duhamel John H. Monahan E4 Sgt. U.S. Air Force PFC E1 U.S. Army Cox Swain U.S. Navy Chief Boatswain Mate U.S. Navy Cumberland, MD Charlton, MA Charlton, MA North Brookfield, MA Friday, November 10, 2017 • The Express • 9
Philip J. Benvenuti James Bartoli Sr. Airman Lance Corporal Paul Armand Roy Seaman, U.S. Navy U.S. Air Force mid-1960s Radarman, Third Class, U.S. Navy WWII Southbridge, MA P.J. Benvenuti II USMC Auburn, MA Auburn, MA.
Clifford Comptois, DAV Charles Comptois Carl Benvenuti Robert Selvey Sgt. U.S. Air Force/ U.S. Army Afghanistan Retired Sgt. U.S. Army U.S. Air Force as a Sr Airman Sgt. U.S. Army 1942-1946 20 years of service 24 years of service Dudley, MA Sturbridge, MA
Paul Comptois, DAV Robert J. Cote Norman Napieralski Francis Markiewicz U.S. Army, Afghanistan Tec5 U.S. Army - WWII Corporal U.S. Army 1953-1955 Korean Era U.S. Navy (Coast Guard) WWII 26 years of service Oxford, MA Webster, MA
Claudette Flores Robert S. Kokernak Airman Bradley Novack Spec 4th Class Craig Bouchard Corporal U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Air Force U.S. Army Army in Worcester U.S. Merchant Marine Uxbridge, MA Oxford, MA from Southbridge, MA Webster, MA
Christopher Dona Private First Class. Army Ranger 1st Battalion 75th Ranger Joseph M Sterczala John R McHugh Alfred J Girardin, Jr. Regiment. Elecrrican Mate WWII U.S. Navy Marine Sgt. AIC U.S. Air Force 1953-1957 Killed in parachute accident June 13, 2013 Dudley, MA Dudley, MA Webster, MA Dudley, MA
Sgt. John W. Salvati Joseph K. Lynch Emanuel Leo U.S. Army - WWII Corporal USMC Military Police Southbridge, MA Gardner, MA U.S Army
Dennis Kastberg Charles Bonneau Bradley Mauszalkowski Herbert Rhinehart E5 U.S. Army 1971-1977 E4 Corporal U.S. Marine Corps 1964-1968 E5 U.S. Air Force 2007-2013 First Lieutenant, Korea U.S. Army Superior, WI Webster, MA Webster, MA North Oxford, MA 10 • The Express •Friday, November 10, 2017
Alfred C. Reich Roger F. Dion George V. Healy Stephen P. Chrobak Master Chief Retired, U.S. Navy Technical Sgt. U.S. Army Air Corps WWII Private First Class U.S. Armed Forces - Korea U.S. Navy Desert Storm and Somalia, 25 year of service Southbridge, MA Oxford, MA Spencer, MA
Donald Groleau Paul Bialoncik Gerard St. Martin Joseph Riccardo Private First Class U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army WWII Corporal U.S. Army - Korea Heavry Mortar Company 23rd Infantry Webster, MA Webster, MA North Oxford, MA
Vaughn F. Tennant Bernard J. Martel Paul Demers Bernard C. Ohop ADR3 U.S. Navy - Korea Sgt. U.S. Army Air Corps Sgt. U.S. Air Force - Vietnam Private Army of Engineering 1943-1945 Webster, MA Southbridge, MA Charlton, MA WWII
Gerald R. Suprenant Roger J. Roy Francis “Sunny” Collins William J. Collins Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class U.S. Navy Sgt. U.S. Army - Vietnam 2nd Petty Office EM5 U.S. Navy WWII Captain U.S. Army WWII Sturbridge, MA Webster, MA Dudley/Oxford, MA Dudley, MA
George E. Sean Michael Thomas Dave Brown Bryenton Meade Meade Sgt. U.S. Air Force, Special Forces, Wilbur “Pete” D. Rackley Corporal U.S. Army WWII Sgt. U.S. Army National U.S. Coast Guard and National Guard Guard Flight Paramedic, Para jumper 439 AES (Milirary Police) 1946-1947 Fiskdale, MA 01518 Spencer, MA Laconia, HN West Brookfield, AM
Paul F. Hope John M. Shaw Yale A. Hirshberg Anthony E. Szymczak Corporal U.S. Army 1951-1953 Motor Machinist Mate 3/C U.S. Navy Reserve Corporal U.S. Army Korea 1952-1954 PFC U.S. Army EX-POW 2 Purple Hearts WWII Webster, MA Webster, MA Fiskdale, MA Webster, MA
Brendan E. Canty John J. Ingemi, Sr. Paul R. Galipeau Albert E. Galipeau TEC4 U.S. Army, WWII Sgt. First Class U.S. Army SPEC 5 U.S. Army Corporal U.S. Army WWII Webster, MA North Brookfield, MA Southbridge, MA Southbridge, MA Friday, November 10, 2017• The Express • 11
Margaret A. Wayne A. Resener SP/4 (Radzik) Mongeau Army First Lt. U.S. Air Force Nurse Corps Dudley, MA Webster, MA
Craig G Bouchard SSGT. Dan Dono Sargent U.S.A.F. Vietnam Worcester, MA Charlton, MA
Airman David Antonopoulos Jr from Southbridge United States Navy 1984-1988 served aboard the U.S.S Belleau Wood LHA-3
David Podles PR2 U.S. Navy - Vietnam war. Dudley, MA
Edward Saravo Army Spec 5
Jack Grzyb Maurice W. Healy Jr. Cwo Pvt Jacob Root U.S. National Guard, as a Spec 5, Tyler Reich U.S. Coast Guard U.S. Army 181 first 26 Yankee Division, Co. C. Sr. Airman U.S. Air Force Security Forces Dudley, MA Agawam, MA Dudley, MA Dudley, MA
Army Specialist Michael J Splaine Neil Dixon Nicholas Cobb Michael P. Sokolowski E4 Corporal BM2 Hunter Army Airfield U.S. Navy CMC2 Honorable Discharge U.S. Navy (1967-1971) Savannah GA Dudley, MA Brimfield, MA Webster, MA From Dudley, MA 12 • The Express •Friday, November 10, 2017
Erik Desrosiers Norman Chenevert Jill Lemieux Keith Pigeon
Armand Richards Raymond E. Ashe Ronald Robbins Stanley E. Widing (deceased) - Army (deceased) - Army - Charlton, MA Coast Guard - Hyannis, MA Navy - Okeechobee, FL Charlton, MA (formerly Charlton, MA) (formerly Charlton, MA)
Leo S. Flynn 1st Lt. Roger F. Meagher John W. Hejwosz Michael Bodinizzo U.S. Navy -U.S.S. Guadalupe AO 32 Warrant Officer U.S Navy, Disabled Vet U.S. Air Force Vietnam Gulf of Tonkin U.S. Air Force USS Garcia DE 1040, radioman 1970- Worcester, MA Dudley, MA Webster 1974
Amber (Dellana) Roberts Yeoman Petty Officer Third Class Richard “Dick” Paul Hometown: Webster Branch:United States Navy McEvoy Active Duty Matthew Smith Retired Army Colonel, served 28 years Current Duty Station: Pre Commissioning Alan St. George Army Air Corps Killed by a suicide bomber on Friday, Unit Gerald R. Ford - CVN 78 Southbridge, MA Second Lieutenant August 22, 2015 in Kabul, Afghanistan Prior Duty Stations: U.S.S Cole - DDG67 Electricians Mate Third Class Auburn/Charlton working as a defense contractor, at age 57 Commander Patrol Reconnaissance Group U.S. Navy 1970-1974
Ingrid Kosakoski Edward Kosakoski Retired as Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant Colonel U.S. Air Force U.S. Air Force Webster Arthur Dumas Arthur LaFortune Webster (Pictured as Second Lieutenant) Army Master Sergeant Navy Gunners Mate 2nd Class
Edward M. Collins, Jr. Robert Galli Christopher R. Galli Arthur S. King Sergeant U.S. Army Sergeant Sgt. Marine Corps U.S. Army Specialist 4th Class U.S. Army/ 82nd Airborne Division Spencer, MA Dudley, MA Southbridge, MA Southbridge, MA
In Memory of P.F.C Edmond J. Johnston JR Paul E Bonnette Chief Petty Officer Tech 5 U.S. Army, WW II, company M Phillip Harding Raymond K. Laventure United State Navy Submarines 354th Infantry Division, Sgt U.S. Army 19 years OIF U.S. Air Force Still active duty European Theater Served in Denmark, 1970’s Woodstock, CT Friday, November 10, 2017• The Express • 13
Lieutenant Sargeant Reserve Officer Michael Shaw Chad Deveno Sargeant, Joseph Brooks Staff Sargeant Christopher Trainor U.S. Marine Corps Reserve U.S. Marine Corps Reserves U.S. Army National Guard U.S. Marine Corps Reserves
Sergeant LCDR Richard A. Garabedian Sean M. McCarthy U.S. Army U.S. Navy Ralph Julian Raymond Marino Spencer, MA Auburn, MA Navy Seaman 1st Class Navy 3rd Class Radioman
Shawn Donnelly A1C, Bryan Gibree Steve Gallant Ray Granger U.S. Marines Dudley, MA U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Air Force 1960’s 1960’s
Bill MacLean Dave Peckham Dick Brodeur John Dorherty U.S. Army 73rd Airborne U.S. Navy U.S. Army U.S. Army 1960’s 1960’s 1960’s 1960’s
John Lauzon John Warren Michael Hobbs Phyllis Gallant U.S. Air Force U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Navy MM2 U.S. Navy 1980’s 1960’s 1960’s 1940’s
Anthony Urella Michael Urella Gerald Urella 1St Marine From Left: Roland Tremblay Roger Tremblay Anthony Urella - E3 Lance Corporal (Currently Living In Florida) Michael Urella - E4 Corporal (Currently Living In Auburn) Richard Tremblay Robert Tremblay Gerald Urella - E3 Lance Corporal (Deceased 1983) All U.S. Marines Served 1960-1964 14 • The Express •Friday, November 10, 2017 Childhood Memories of World War II
BY BEVERLY MARTIN, SPENCER, MA put a big bin of sand and carrots in the cellar. I don’t like these were so horrid that I would close my eyes know what went wrong but by thanksgiving the car- and could not watch them. t was Sunday, December 7, 1941. It was my birth- rots were dry and wizened. I knew that soldiers were being killed in action but day. I was 11 years old. Every Sunday the local My father was an Air Raid Warden. Air Raid they were just nameless people to me. This changed radio station, KGLO, Mason City, Iowa had a Wardens had sections of the neighborhood that was when I read about the five Sullivan brothers from “call in” program. My grandma had called in and their duty to patrol when the air raid sirens sounded. Waterloo, Iowa, all serving in the navy and all on the Irequested my favorite song, “I’m a Little Tea Pot When that happened we were required to close our same ship. They were all killed when their ship was Short and Stout,” to be played for me. I was so excit- black- out curtains or else turn off all our lights. As it hit and sank. This was my home state! This was hit- ed! I remember sitting on the floor close to the radio. happened there was an elderly couple who were both ting too close to home! I had two cousins fighting in I did not want to miss my name being mentioned and deaf that lived down the street. While patrolling one this war. Donald was in the Army Air Corps He was a my song being played. The first request navigator on an airplane fighting iin the was played. The second request was European theater of operations. Robert played. Then suddenly an important was in the army fignting in the Pacific news flash interrupted the program. theater. Robert came home, Donald did Pearl Harbor had just been bombed. not. His plane was shot down some- And that was the end of the “call in” where over Italy. His body was never show. I was so angry with the japa- found. Bob never talked much about the nese for ruining my program. Couldn’t war. The only thing I ever heard him say they have waited another half hour. was that when he got home he wanted a War was declared the next day. Life cooked turkey in the refrigerator at all as we knew it changed. Women took times. jobs in factories to replace men who I was fifteen when the war in Europe were drafted or quickly enlisted. Every began to unravel. Many German troops where you looked there were pictures of began to give up the fight. On May “Rosie the riveter” trying to get more 8, 1945 the Germans finally surrended. women to sign up for jobs. Rationing The Allied forces were victorius The stamps were issued for commodies like war was over in Europe. We celebrated sugar, lard, meat, some canned goods, V-E- Day. shoes, tires, gasoline. etc. The war in the Pacific raged on against We Girl Scouts went out to collect left a determined foe. American boys spilled over grease from any one who saved it… their blood on island beaches that must It was used somehow in makig ammu- have seemed a living hell as they fought nition. to retake islands from the enemy The Every Friday in school we had to battle of Midway Island decimated the write about what we had done that week Japanese fleet and was a huge win for for the war effort. There was very little night my father noticed they had not complied with the American navy, But it wasn’t until atomic bombs we could do at our age. The teacher suggested if we orders. He knocked on their door. He knocked again. were dropped on two japanese cities that, Hirohito, shined our shoes each week we would not need new He could hear a radio so he knew they were home. He the Imperial Emperior of japan, decided to surren- shoes so often and that would help the war effort. That knocked again. He finally gave up, deciding that any der. The official, unconditional surrender was signed gave us something to write about. And I’m sure our enemy planes would certainly have been shot down on September 2, 1945. Americans celebrated V-] Day. class had the best looking shoes in school. before getting to Iowa He never knocked on their The radio was on and we could hear Time Square Because of the meat shortage, my father built a door again. erupting in a noisey celebration as hoards of people chicken coop out by the alley. We raised chickens. I I can remember some of the war movies with titles congrated there. Not to be outdone, my inventive swore that when the war was over I would never eat like, Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, Eagle Squadron, mother got out pots and pans and metal spoons for chicken again. The man on the other side of the alley Casablanca, White Cliffs Of Dover. I remember my two younger sisters and me. Out in the road raised 2 hogs every year. They were slaughtered in a reel of currents events being shown before the at twilight, we heard church bells ringing , sirens early winter. My dad helped. We enjoyed pork for movie started. These were usually battle pictures. screaming and the clanging several meals. Yum. We also grew a victory gar- The japanese were hunkered down in caves and could of our own pots and pans. World War 11 was over. den. My mother canned green beans and tomatoes. only be forced out by using flame throwers. There All was right with the world. Someone told my dad that if he put carrots in damp always seemed to a picture of a japanese soldier flee- sand they would keep for the winter. So, of course he ing from a cave, his body encased in flames. Pictures
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Major Richard J. Marsden US Army Richard Gatto Cpl Kevin Gatto Sergeant Stephan R Torrey, UMSC USMC U.S. Army, Spencer, MA East Brookfield, MA 1985-1991 East Brookfield, MA 2012-Present Friday, November 10, 2017• The Express • 15
John Dawson Corporal Mark Landry Officer Joseph Reed U.S. Army U.S.AF Special Security Force U.S. Army National Guard He was killed in serving on April 8, 2015 George Paul Olson Dudley in Jalalabad, Afghanistan Coast Guard Signalman
Corporal Gerald Hennequin U.S. Army Bryan Sosnowski Zen Sosnowski Served until 1964 U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Marine Corps West Point Academy Gordon Butler Served in Afghanistan & Iraq WWII Dudley, MA Army Sergeant
Staff Sgt Joshua L. Booth John E. (Jack) Booth 1st. Lt.(U.S.MC). Air Force veteran (Lt.), Jake Leveille He was killed in action on October 17, serving during the Viet Nam war. 1st Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment Herman Piehl 2006 in Hadithah Iraq. He died September 2, 2014. Hunter Army Air Field Ga Army Staff Sergeant Sturbridge, MA
Bernard F. McKeon, Jr Jim Reynolds Specialist E-4 Pictured as Cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point, class of 1976 U.S. Army Vietnam Veteran and as a young Army officer. James McGrath Jim proudly served his country and resigned his Army commission when a Captain. Navy Seaman Jim resides in Charlton and Jim is active in several Veteran’s associations.
John Grazier Scott L. Haviland, John Vivier U.S. Army 1st Lt., U.S.M.C. Sargeant U.S. Marines Joseph Basinet Completed 24 years active duty West Brookfield, MA Navy Seaman 1st Class South Pacific
Lucien Pelletier WWII Navy Veteran with Colleen Michael J. Splaine Michael L. Splaine DeMings his great grand daughter. E4 Corporal Crew Chief Army Lisa Grzyb Sullivan We went to visit him on Veteran’s day and U.S. Marine Corp Rank Sp4 Sergeant, U.S.MC. he gifted her with his navy picture. Honorable Honorable
Spec 5 Nicholas Regis Smith Sp5 Margaret Nelson Craver U.S. Army Biscornet Darling Marine Sergeant Ft. Bragg, Fayetville, NC Norman Eddy Cherry Valley, MA Spec Ops Training Army 1st Class Private 16 • The Express •Friday, November 10, 2017 We appreciate our service members whose courage and bravery protect our country and freedom. Stonebridge Press is proud to to bring you this salute to area Veterans.
James Mason Seargeant U.S. Marine Corps Picture of Webster’s James Mason in Vietnam helping his comrade. Picture was on the News week during the war.
George Bibeau WWII U.S. Coast Guard Petty Office 2nd Class Roland Bibeau WWII Cpl. Norman Napieralski 3 Years Service aboard the Coast Guard U.S. Marines Master Sergeant Edgar Bibeau WWII U.S. Army Cutters Bibb, Owasco & Evergreen, First Marine Division U.S. Army - 82nd Staff Sargeant Oxford, MA North Atlantic Invasion of Guadal Canal and on Invasion of Europe, Normandy 1953-1955 Korea ERA 3 Years 6 years Service 3 Years Service
Thomas DeNardis P.F.C. U.S. Air Force 1959-1963 William A. Laventure, Jr. Vietnam Era Veteran WWII Battery B. 178th Coast Artillery Sargeant Jason Consiglio Albert W. Richard Rakl - Airmen first class U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Navy WWII From Webster-Dudley area Battalion Asiatic Pacific, Pearl Harbor, Spencer, MA Saipan, Guam Webster, MA
SFC Leonard Robard SFC Leonard Robar enlisted in the Roger Roy Peter M. Rock U.S. Air Force after graduating from Sergeant U.S. Army High School in 1980. Ralph W. McNamara Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Texas Southbridge, MA PTV, WWII 1960 became Electronic Warfare Operator Retired November 2012 Japan 1954 Spencer, MA Worcester, MA on B-57 recon jet
David Gendreau SPC Kelley McKeon Edward McManus Specialist Leo Berthiaume U.S. Army U.S. Air Force Army U.S. Army East Brookfield, MA 1959-1963 Deceased from Dudley, MA Served in WWII Deployed to South Korea Served in Okinawa 03/19/1951-05/05/2013
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Pfc Marlene A Jamie Hetherington Rank: AO2 (AW/EXW) Hilda J. Snelling Swanson Giguere Kenneth Allen United States Navy Lt. Colonel Retired U.S. Air Force 1955-1985 U.S. Army Hospitalman 1st Class U.S. Navy Uxbridge, MA Spencer, MA Brookfield -MA Spencer
Francis O. Laventure Laura James Harmon Pollard Winfield Coles U.S. Army, WWII P.F.C. Promoted to Captain in an October 5, 2016 SP/4 U.S. Army First Division U.S. Navy WWII Invasion of Normandy Killed in action in France ceremony held at Fort Bliss, Texas. East Brookfield, MA Uxbridge, MA Spencer, MA
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(508) 892-1679 (508) 637-1304 SNOWBLOWER $10/each Clear resin coated, $200 13 hp Tecumseh OHV, Mahogany gun wales @gmail.com (508) 347-7441 LIQUIDATION OF 45 in width trigger GLASS TOP TABLE And caned seats FOR SALE NICHOLS and STONE controlled steering, 42”x68” a third seat mahogany LAST SEEN AT ANTIQUES AND INTERSECTION OF TUFT Electrical Outdoor Lawn Tractor Pedestal Dining Table 6 forward, 2 reverse, $50 caned seat and back Material & COLLECTIBLES 78”x60” Hardly used! Paddles included HILL RD/LINEHOUSE ON Outdoor Christmas Decorations plus 18” Extension, PLAYER PIANO 9/11/17 @ 9:00pm Industrial, Commercial, $1,700 Perfect for the wooden 6 Side Chairs (Needs Work), Has Anxiety and CHF Residential Must Sell for canoe enthusiast. Best Offer $800 WHITE OUTDOOR Includes 140 Rolls It is important he gets Wire, Pipe, Fittings, Health Reasons $5800.00 Call PRODUCTS $1,000 daily medication. 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ENTERTAINMENT (508) 867-2501 Solid Rock Maple LARGE PET CARRIER CENTER- OAK CALL IN EVENINGS 400 ANDERSON Bedroom Set $300 or best offer Full Box Spring & Mattress 100 GENERAL HORSE BEDDING 4’9”W 4’9”H 17 1/2”D WINDOW THREE SPEED MEN’S (508) 885-7372 FOR SALE $450 Pine Bag Shavings Excellent Condition, 51x32 RO WOOD AND/OR COAL COLOMBIA BIKE 3.25 cubic feet Has Drawers and Shelves $200 105 BULLETIN BOARD 265 FUEL/WOOD $150 IRON STOVE Cracker Barrel $4.85/each FIREWOOD Call $500 or best offer BEST OFFER THERMATRU DOOR Rocking Chair Cut, Split & Delivered (508) 347-7492 WOOD PELLET STOVE (508) 278-3988 TWO CAR GARAGE HORSE HAY 36-80 Brand New! $500 or best offer Green & Seasoned Can email picture Right Hand Inswing PINE DINING ROOM, $75 FOR RENT for Sale Call 508-471-0959 Big Squares Full View with Grill PEDESTAL TABLE, in Wood Lots Wanted Excellent Items for 2 LEAVES, Rocker/Glider Chair 3’ x 3’ x 71/2’ $185 or best offer Oxford, MA Call Paul(508)769-2351 Sale!! 8 CAPTAIN CHAIRS $75 Square Bales Contains heat, torches, EXCELLENT For Sale: (508) 892-9595 $200 OR BEST OFFER TV ARMOIRE: 508-248-7055 Hutch lift, spin balancer, tire 281 FREE PETS for Horses Rich Brown machine, press Solid Wood, Corner Space, Top Comes Off West Brookfield Fits 40” Flat Panel, Leather Sectional MOTORS Sears 12” Bandsaw $75 SEVEN YEAR OLD 57h x 40w x 24d, with Chaise 1/2HP 230/460V Ten Year Old Building Call Space for Electronics and 1725RPM, 56 Frame Whole Garage CAT (508) 867-2508 Very Good Condition. New Total Gym Three Piece White Storage $30 Female, spayed, long- Wicker Outdoor Set $1300/month $300 OBO haired black with white Asking $450 (774) 241-0027 Loveseat and Two Please text 5HP, 230/460V chest and white paws. 298 WANTED TO BUY Call 1740RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC Chairs (508) 615-1246 LG WASHER AND Shy but very (508) 320-7230 $100 $100 DRYER: SERIOUS GEMSTONE 110 NOVENAS affectionate. Great for Models WT5070CW and 5HP, 230/460V COLLECTOR AND elderly person or quiet DLEX5170, ****************** (508) 764-6425 Route 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC JEWELERY MAKER PRAYER TO ST. home. Large Capacity and FULL LENGTH $100 NO DOGS TrueSteam, MINK COAT WANTING TO SELL JUDE 169 GEMSTONES AT Call for pictures & Like New! Size 12 4 Motor Speed Controls WHOLESALE PRICES. TOOL SHEDS May The Sacred Heart Of information Antiques $500 for pair New $2,400 Hitachi J100, 400/460V Made of Texture 1-11 Jesus Be Adored, Glorified, (774) 245-4665 884 Worcester St. $300 if sold separate Asking $300 Best Offer THESE ARE GENUINE 8x8 $775 Loved And Preserved Southbridge MA 508-612-9263 QUALITY GEMSTONES FROM 8x10 $960 Throughout The World Now 284 LOST & FOUND In Northbridge ****************** Call 5pm-8:30pm APATITE TO TANZANITE- And Forever. Sacred Heart Of Call: 8x12 $1050 PETS Looking To Purchase 508-867-6546 AAA GRADE. 8x16 $1375 Jesus, Pray For Us. St. Jude, (508) 801-6367 Worker Of Miracles, Pray For Did you find Antiques LIZBETH LEBLANC Us. St. Jude, Helper Of The And Collectibles FURNITURE FOR Delivered, Built On-Site Hopeless, Pray For Us. your pet? Single Items Farmall Cub Tractor (508) 867-6030 SALE ************ Other Sizes Available Say This Prayer 9 Times A Day Or find a home Or Entire Estates with CALL (413) 324-1117 For 9 Days, By The 9th Day MOVING ESTATE for one? Cultivator and 1 Bedroom Set- SPORTS CARDS/ Your Prayer Will Be We Buy It All SALE Answered Even If You Don’t And Also Do Fertilizer Side Bed, Two Bureaus with Mirror MEMORABILIA Two dressers -best Tools, Compressor, Believe. This Novena Has Never On-Site Estate Sales Dresser Solid Cherry Wood offer Been Known To Fail. Electronics, Electric COLLECTION And $800 Custom made parlor Publication Must Be , 1 Dining Room Set Keyboards and cabinet Promised. Estate Auctions from Ethan Allen- Accessories, Kitchen Call for more info $1500 Thank You St. Jude Seasoned Cord Wood - CALL MIKE ANYTIME Solid Cherry Table with Two Items, Some Furniture, (413) 668-6330 Glass door hutch K.L. for Extensions and Glass Hutch plus Much More! best offer (774)230-1662 with Lights SWAMP MOTOR John Deere snow- SALE 130 YARD SALES Protection Pad FREE with BRAND NEW!!! blower Please Call (like new) $700 - must LET US KNOW!!! Purchase Swamp runner w/5’ long CHRISTMAS (774) 232-9382 (508) 885-2055 be seen! Call for appt. Please call us so that we extension propeller. or email: 774-507-6315 WREATHS & For sale 1 Entertainment Predator engine, 6-1/2 HP, can take your ad [email protected] CRAFT FAIR 110 GAL. FISH TANK Center 212cc, paperwork and book. out of the paper... for more information or SAT. NOV. 11th Complete with stand, filter and with Used 2 hours; Want to Place Town-To-Town appointment not even broken in! 9am-3pm, indoors accessories Two Bookcases Each Side a Classified Ad? Classifieds $250.00 Asking $500 or best offer!!! 15 PINE STREET Call 774-230-8925 (508) 764-6715 ************ 508-885-3697 Call 800-536-5836 OXFORD 508-909-4111 Friday, November 10, 2017 • Town-to-Town Classifieds 3
298 WANTED TO BUY 310 GENERAL HELP 454 HOME 550 MOBILE HOMES WANTED IMPROVEMENT Frito Lay, Dayville, CT is looking for $ BUY & SELL $ $ ALL GOLD & SILVER professional drivers to meet ITEMS Foster 1 PAINTING PARK MODEL Specializing in Parents Wanted Interior/ the demands of a booming industry! NUMISMATIC COINS, Seeking Quality Homes Exterior Located at gold & silver of any form! Throughout Central MA Power Washing Highview Campground, To Provide Foster Care Carpentry West Brookfield Qualified with over 30 To Children In Need. • FREE ESTIMATES • years experience & 24/7 Support. Generous • FULLY Insured • Seasonal 4/15-10/15 a following of many Reimbursement. • Reasonable Rates • Two Bedroom with Addition satisfied customers. $1000 Sign-On Bonus Rich O’Brien and Storage Shed. Call For Details Painting (508) 873-6312 We also sell a nice 28 Years Of Experience (508) 867-8736 selection of fine jewelry, antiques & collectibles. (508)248-7314 575 VACATION RENTALS Bring in your items & Furniture Doctor see what they’re worth. Have your furniture You won’t leave Professionally restored CAPE COD TIME disappointed. Devereux Therapeutic at Reasonable rates. The Worlds #1 Salty Snack Food Company Honesty and fairness Foster Care furniture face lifting, SHARE FOR SALE are our best policies! (508)829-6769 painting, striping to Edgewater Beach is looking for experienced CDL A Drivers to deliver Refinishing, Resort our products regionally all over the New England Area! Lee’s Town of Spencer caning and repairs. 95 Chase Avenue Water Systems Operator 90% of the trips are return home the same day! Coins & Jewelry Dennisport, MA 02639 WATER SYSTEMS ANTIQUE DOCTOR 239 West Main Street On the water OPERATOR Daniel Ross East Brookfield Studio (Unit 706) Benefits Package After 30 Days: Minimum Requirements: (Route 9 - Panda SPENCER WATER (508)248-9225 or Permanent Week 33 • Excellent Health Benefits Package; • 18+ months verifiable OTR experience Garden Plaza) DEPARTMENT: (860)382-5410 (August) Medical, Dental, Vision • Must be 21 years old (508)637-1236 Assist in the operation and maintenance of the Town’s 30 years in business Deeded rights (508)341-6355 (cell) • Short/Long Term Disability • Must have Class A CDL water system, including, but not You’ll own it for a lifetime • Life Insurance • Must comply with all DOT, FMSCA, MOPEDS & OLDER limited to: mains, services, • Retirement Plan Federal, State laws and regulations pumps, SCADA, metering and 500 REAL ESTATE & can be passed down to SCOOTERS customer service programs. your children and • 401K • Must meet DOT Physical and AND The position requires High grandchildren. • Passenger Program Drug Screen Requirements $5000 MOTORCYCLES School diploma or general 505 APARTMENTS FOR • Legal Assistance • Must have acceptable MVR and Call Travis education degree (GED); and/or RENT (508)347-3145 one to two years related • PepsiCo Discount Programs Background Check (774) 242-9227 experience and/or training in ROCHDALE SECTION water treatment and distribution; OF LEICESTER NOW BOOKING or equivalent combination of Compensation Includes: WAR 2-bedroom apartment OFF SEASON • Average $75K-$85K annually education and experience. Off-street parking RELICS Requires Massachusetts Water Washer and dryer ******** • Average 2000 miles per week & WAR Systems Operators Licenses T1 Heat included • Paid Weekly and D1 (minimum required at No pets The Cape is beautiful time of hire) and Massachusetts • Layover Pay SOUVENIRS 1st and last in the Fall! • Vacation Pay Driver’s License Class D $900/month WANTED (Required). Massachusetts 508-769-2351 • Orientation/Training Pay WWII & EARLIER Water Systems Operators • Inspection Pay Licenses T2 and D2 preferred at • Referral Bonus CA$H WAITING! time of hire or at minimum SOUTHBRIDGE Helmets, Swords, mandatory required to obtain 3-bedroom apartment within 1-year from date of hire. Daggers, Bayonets, Fully applianced, very modern. See Town of Spencer website Security at front door. Medals, Badges, Flags, for further information on the 2 fireplaces, Uniforms, etc. position and responsibilities at: fenced-in back yard. Over 30 Years Experience. http://www.spencerma.gov/ Off-street parking available. Must apply Call David pages/SpencerMA_News/025A $1275/month 1-(508)688-0847 EEE6-000F8513 includes heat and hot water online at I’ll Come To YOU! Submit application letter, CAPE COD resume and standard Town 1-bedroom apartment fritolayemployment.com South Dennis, application form, available at Fully applianced http://www.spencerma.gov/ Off-street parking available off Rte. 134: 300 HELP WANTED Pages/SpencerMA_Vol/index $900/month Cozy 3 BR, (dbl, queen, to includes heat and hot water 2 twins) 1 bath home with PERSONAL Spencer Water Dept. full kitchen & microwave, Attn: Human Resources washer/dryer, screened in CARE Efficiency apartment porch w/ picnic table, grill, 3 Old Meadow Road with 2 extra large storage rooms Frito- Lay Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer ATTENDANT Spencer, MA 01562 cable TV. Outdoor shower. $725/month On dead-end street. Open until filled M/F/D/PV/SO/GI NEEDED FOR includes heat, hot water and Near shopping, theater, Reviews begin immediately. electricity restaurants, bike trail, MALE QUADRI- Subject to Union Rules and fishing, playground, PLEGIC, MON-FRI Regulations 10 minutes from bay and EEO Employer Call 774-230-0680 4PM-8PM ocean side beaches. $14.56 hour. 546 CEMETERY LOTS Must be able to 311 PART-TIME Off season rates available use Hoyer lift. Exp HELP WANTED Call Janet necessary. Call 2 Cemetery Plots SPENCER: at 508-865-1583 for appt. (Dudley) Garden of Honor Interviewing for after 6 pm, or email 508-943-8385 Lot #156A June at www.StonebridgePress.com part-time Innkeeper Spaces 1-2 [email protected] ENERAL ELP 310 G H Should have prior Worcester County for more information WANTED hospitality or Memorial Park restaurant exp. Paxton, MA Reliable, trust- $2,500 each or both for Ahearn Equipment worthy, self-starter, $4,000 Inc. is a growing warm, engaging (774) 272-1921 agricultural, construction and power equipment people-person. dealership in Spencer. Varied hours, CEMETERY 2 PERSON We are seeking a full- weekend/holidays A Real Keeper LOT time Power Equipment a must. Reliable Specialist. Excellent PAXTON MEMORIAL verbal and written transportation. Send PARK communication skills resume: in Valor Section required. The ideal InnkeeperRMI@ Plot #445 candidate would also be aol.com Two Together, Prime Location proficient in Microsoft $5,000 or best offer Excel and Word. You 325 PROFESSIONAL Call must have experience (508) 892-4003 in the construction and HELP WANTED agriculture equipment industry with at least BASED IN Paxton Cemetery 2 years of customer NORTH Plot #36 in the service/counter sale Faith Section experience. Resumes BROOKFIELD Plot for Two can be emailed to Comes with Two Vaults cgirard@ $3,500 or Best Offer ahearnequipment.com HOME EVERY or dropped off to NIGHT (774) 696-2833 Carrie Girard, Human Ask for Robin Resources Coordinator *************** at 460 Main Street, CLASS A DRIVER Worcester County Spencer, Mass. Memorial Park AND/OR Garden of Faith GENERAL Paxton, MA MECHANIC FOR 2 LOTS FOR SALE 18-WHEEL TRAILER BUY ONE FOR $2,500 TRUCKS GET 2nd LOT FOR EMPLOYMENT FREE!! OPPORTUNITY Call Dick Superintendent of ****************** 508-612-9263 Schools Contact for Spencer- H.R. Salem Worcester County East Brookfield Memorial Park Regional School District. Transport, LLC. Reqd: minimum of 10 Paxton, MA yrs.educational (800) 262-9081 experience,including Garden of Faith administrative Lot 271A experience at senior 400 SERVICES 2 Graves, side-by-side level; Masters degree, and license Asking $1,700 each or eligible for licensure 442 LICENSED DAY $2,200 Both as a superintendent of CARE Call (508) 723-2306 schools in Mass. Salary commensurate with ************************* WORCESTER qualifications and The Commonwealth of COUNTY Photo Reprints Available experience. Massachusetts MEMORIAL PARK Contact Melissa Farrow Office of Child Care Call Stonebridge Press for details 508-764-4325 for application: Services requires that all Paxton, MA 508-885-8500 ads placed in the Garden of Heritage Deadline to apply: or drop us an email at 12/15/2017 newspaper for child care Plot 535C 1-2 SEBRSD is an equal (daycare) in your home Asking $3,000 [email protected] opportunity employer. include your license number (508) 248-7750
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[email protected] Asking $13,500 obo (508) 943-7705 selling to settle estate. Offer (508) 733-8020 DRIVE ONLY SAVE $$ (774) 230-4156 to See $17,500 978-869-0303 (774) 696-0219 (774) 280-9865 508-423-4824 (413) 245-9651
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