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This week’s Quote Rams edge Pirates

“Happiness depends upon in season opener ourselves.” BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER Aristotle NORTHBRIDGE — Behind solid pitch- ing from Brian Carroll and a timely hit Amanda Collins photos from Tyler Galimi, the Northbridge High State Sen. Stephen Brewer talks with CAN ambassador Jo-Ann baseball team did just enough to edge past Channell, from Charlton, about a palliative care bill. Oxford High, 4-3, on April 3 in the season INSIDE opener for both teams. Carroll went the distance and tossed a A2-3— Local three-hitter, allowing three runs — two Cancer survivor takes earned — while striking out eight and A4-5— Opinion walking three. Galimi was just 1 for 4, but fight to the State House A9— Obituaries his bases loaded double in the bottom of the second inning cleared the bags, which A7— Senior Scene allowed the Rams to never trail. ‘It’s about treating the A11 — Sports “He was in such command that I didn’t want to take him out,” Northbridge head person, not just the disease’ B Sect — Calendar coach John Demagian said of allowing B Sect — Real Estate Carroll to start what he finished, despite BY AMANDA COLLINS that would improve patient throwing 110 pitches. “I thought it was his STONEBRIDGE PRESS access to palliative care, ect egals B S — L game [to win].” STAFF WRITER which provides relief from Regarding Galimi’s clutch hit, symptoms, pain and stress BOSTON — A nurse, avid Demagian said, “He’s one of our captains related to serious illness. crafter, and proud step- LOCAL and that’s a huge hit. That’s who I want “It’s all about making mother, Jo-Ann Channell up. He hit the ball in the gap and it’s ping patients more comfortable might be the last person pong after that.” and improving their quality you’d expect to find zooming For Pirates head coach Justin Richards, of life,” Channell told Rep. around Charlton on a black it was a matter of facing a good pitcher Anne Gobi’s legislative aid, Nick Ethier photos motorcycle. early in the season and digging them- Craig Lundberg, in his office. But for her, the bike, Northbridge’s Brian Carroll throws the first pitch selves a hole that contributed to the loss. “If you have that, you’re bet- which is emblazoned with of his 2014 season, an eventual 4-3 victory over ter able to fight the big fight.” hot pink flames, is more than Oxford. Please Read OPENER, page ­A11 Channell was one of doz- a ride — it’s a symbol of sur- ens of volunteers with the vival. After beating Stage III American Cancer Society’s breast cancer a decade ago, Cancer Action Network she bought the motorcycle who traveled to Boston on and tricked it out with pink Monday for the group’s annu- THE QUALIFIERS ribbon decals as a celebra- al Lobby Day. Ambassadors tion of life — even though it like Channell gathered at was against doctor’s orders. the State House to ask legis- “They said the vibrations lators to support expanded might aggravate my arm,” access to and awareness of she said, referring to the Tattoo and art palliative care services by swelling that can follow the festival entertains passing House Bill 3977, “An surgery she had to remove Act to Improve Quality of for eighth year the cancerous lymph nodes Life By Expanding Access to under her right armpit. Palliative Care.” Page A3 “I just said ‘Whatever’ — The bill, filed by Rep. Courtesy photo it’s easier to get forgiveness Chris Walsh of Framingham, than it is to get permission,” WHITINSVILLE — Twelve members of the Whitinsville Christian Middle School seeks to improve the quality she laughed. Music Department recently qualified for this year’s Central District Junior High and delivery of patient cen- LOCAL For the last decade, Music Festival to be held on May 3 at Oak Middle School in Shrewsbury. Musicians tered, family focused care in Channell has channeled were chosen to participate following their audition in early February. The musicians Massachusetts by establish- that feisty spirit into a cru- are, front row, from left, Abby Greer (Orchestra), Bobby Whiton (Chorus), Shannon ing a State Advisory Council Morrill (Band), Sam Hearn (Chorus), and Gabe Roberts (Chorus). Back row, from sade against cancer and for on Palliative Care and left, Katelyn Lashley (Orchestra), Esther Fomin (Chorus), Hanna VanderBaan patients’ rights. On March Quality of Life, a Palliative (Chorus), Christian Swaim (Chorus), and Brianna Smith (Orchestra). Not pictured: 31 it brought her to the State Care Consumer and Andrew Dunlap (Orchestra), Tatiana Wiersma (Orchestra). House, where she tracked Professional Information down local politicians to urge them to support a bill Please Read CHANNELL, page ­A8

FOR THE LOVE OF INK

STURBRIDGE — The 8th Annual Massachusetts Tattoo & Art Festival took place on Friday, March 28 through Sunday, March 30 at the Sturbridge Host Hotel Opening day, and and Conference Center. hunting for night For more photos, turn to page A3! crawlers Page A5

SPORTS

Page’s gem helps Scott Warren gets a tattoo on his hand from Warren Mancini of lead Spartans past Hallowed Ground Body Art Studio in Scarborough, Maine. Shirts for Zaza Ink and the festival were sold near the entrance. Chelsea Davis photo Leicester, 7-2 Page A12 Parents look to support schools through unique fundraiser Opinion BY JOY RICHARD and member of the Support Committee meeting. She has high hopes that resi- show of support. She said STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER Our Schools (SOS) organi- said that is when she and dents will support the effort. the minimum donation et our G Y NORTHBRIDGE — With zation Kate Tracy, the out- other parents, includ- Tracy also encouraged resi- is $15, and every penny is Point Across tight budgets and cuts mak- cry from parents, teachers ing SOS Chairman Rene dents to attend the Tuesday, appreciated. Page A4 ing headlines in towns and and residents at large comes Costello, took action and May 6, Town Meeting. Tracy said these issues, school districts all over the from the knowledge that a formed the group. Tracy added that the and the possibility of losing area, it is no surprise to proposed $1.2 million cut to Tracy said through meet- unique type of fundrais- language classes, sports like see an “SOS” signal com- the proposed fiscal year 2015 ings, fundraising and edu- ing the group has done hockey, golf, swimming and Contact the ing from the Northbridge school budget may result in cating the public on the recently is having fam- wrestling, affect her and her Tribune editor Public School District. the loss of 25 staff members. upcoming override, which ilies and residents pay to family directly, as she has at aminor@ Speaking with Tracy said she was blown will be voted on during the have the maroon and white two children in the district Northbridge Parent Teacher away at this number while Annual Election scheduled Northbridge emblem paint- at the elementary level. stonebridgepress.com Association (PTA) President watching a recent School for Tuesday, May 20, she ed on their driveway as a Please Read SOS, page ­A10

2 • Friday, April 11, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune QCC lauds Women Students of Distinction community. to inspire others to reach for the stars and Karen Cox, QCC’s Coordinator of grab the one that is intended for them.” Counseling, manages the yearly event along Local 2014 QCC Women Students of with a committee. There is also an equiva- Distinction include: lent event for male students celebrated in • Brimfield: Megan Elliott November. • East Douglas: Tracy Lucciarini QCC President Gail Carberry addressed • Fiskdale: Nancy Kittredge the crowd, saying, “I am never as proud • Oxford: Brittany Smith as when I stand before this group of out- • Putnam, Conn.: Katharine Warner standing students because I know how very • Southbridge: Aimee Maldonado, Helen hard each one of you has worked for this Salce honor. Each of you truly deserves it for the • Whitinsville: Kara Gibbons sacrifices you make on daily basis, for your education. Congratulations.” Courtesy photo Honoree Kimberly Lawrence, a liber- al arts major recently accepted to Smith Quinsigamond Community College (QCC) honored 34 outstanding women students at QCC’s Annual Tribune College as a fall 2014 transfer student and Women Students of Distinction event, which included local women from Brimfield, East Douglas, Ada Comstock scholar, remarked how Fiskdale, Oxford, Putnam, Conn., Southbridge and Whitinsville. meaningful the event is to her. Almanac WORCESTER — On Wednesday, March Students are nominated by faculty and “I am incredibly honored and humbled 27, Quinsigamond Community College staff based on academic standing, accom- to be recognized for my commitment to my family, my education, and community (QCC) honored 34 outstanding women stu- plishments, character, skills, and in particu- Quotation of the Week dents at QCC’s Annual Women Students of lar their ability to overcome great odds and service that I have done,” Lawrence said. “I Distinction event. make a difference in their home or college hope that by receiving this honor I am able “I am ready for the May 6 Town Meeting, where I will shout my ‘aye’ News Briefs in favor of putting the override on Stevens stated further: “I have had the the ballot. I am ready to vote.” LAV’S HHS announces appointment of pleasure of working with Board of Directors AUTO BODY & SALES, INC. over the past few years on several projects - Northbridge School Committee new board member including the $8 million hospital emergency Chairman Randi Zanca, voicing her YOUR ONE STOP - AUTO SHOP!!! room expansion project.” opinion on the upcoming override vote. WEBSTER — The Hubbard Health WE OFFER: The Harrington Hospital of Webster • COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIRS • INSURANCE ESTIMATES Systems announced this week that it has Emergency Room expansion will be com- eal state • GENERAL MECHANICAL REPAIRS • MA STATE INSPECTIONS appointed Les Stevens to its Board of pleted in October. The Hubbard Health R E • COMPLETE CHK ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS • TOWING Directors. 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B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 11, 2014 • 3 Tattoo and art festival entertains for eighth year

STURBRIDGE — The 8th reality show “Ink Masters” were Annual Massachusetts Tattoo & there as well as many other tat- Accuracy Watch Art Festival took place on Friday, too and piercing artists. Other March 28 through Sunday, entertainment included the 7 The Blackstone Valley Tribune is com- March 30 at the Sturbridge Host Sins Sideshow, Escape Aerial Hotel and Conference Center. Arts and a Freaky Film Festival. mitted to accuracy in all its news Cast members of the Spike TV reports. Although numerous safeguards are in place to ensure accurate report- ing, mistakes can occur. Confirmed fact errors will be corrected at the top right hand corner of page A3 in a timely manner. If you find a mistake, call

Chelsea Davis photo (508) 909-4130 during normal business The aisles of the festival were busy on Sunday afternoon. hours. During non-business hours, leave a message in the editor’s voice mailbox. The editor will return your phone call.

Owner of 12 Tattoos & Body Piercing The Human Blockhead of the 7 Sins in Groton and Ink Master Season 2 Sideshow Chadillac hammered a nail winner Steve Tefft poses for a photo. into his nose.

Various equipment was sold at the event including many colors of ink.

7 Sins Sideshow Host Johnny Sin puts his tongue in a mousetrap while an Author D.D. Baines and musician Morbid Creations sold “little mon- Prysm Body Piercing & Jewelry, of West Des audience member takes a photo. Jordan Duffy pose for a photo at their strosities” at the festival. Moines, Iowa, attended the festival. booth. PUBLIC MEETINGS Ken Ballou Editor’s Note: Meetings as Tuesday, April 15 UXBRIDGE Building Contractor West Street, E. Douglas listed are retrieved in advance Board of Selectmen meet- Tuesday, April 15 from multiple sources, includ- ing, 7 p.m., 29 Depot St. ing Town Hall and on the Historical Commission 476-7674 Internet. The Blackstone Wednesday, April 16 meeting, 3 p.m., Cornet Valley Tribune is not respon- Board of Selectmen meet- John Farnum House NEW HOMES • REMODELING • SIDING sible for changes and cancel- ing, 7 p.m., 29 Depot St. Finance Committee pub- lations. ROOFING • REPAIRS • ADDITIONS Thursday, April 17 lic hearing, 7 p.m., 21 South DOUGLAS Main St. Established 25 Years Capitol Improvement Finance Committee Monday, April 14 Committee meeting, 10 a.m., meeting, 7 p.m., 21 South Cable Advisory Committee 29 Dept St. Main St. meeting, 7 p.m., 29 Depot St. School Building Board of Selectmen Economic Development Committee, 7 p.m., 33 Davis meeting, 7 p.m., lower Committee meeting, 7 p.m., St., East Douglas Town Hall, 21 South Main 29 Depot St. St. News Briefs Fellowship Church Kitchen in Uxbridge, for a Easter Rotary Club donates first-hand look at the services that they provide. Clark, her team of volunteers and Tri-Valley to Meals on Wheels project Services Manager Carol Muschler, provided some insight into the program and a demonstra- Brunch UXBRIDGE — The Rotary Club of Uxbridge is tion of a typical morning routine. pleased to announce that they have made a dona- tion to the Tri-Valley March for Meals – Meals on Wheels Project. 10:30-3:30 The month of March marked the 12th year that Tri-Valley’s Nutrition Program has participated Greater Breakfast Station including in the national March for Meals campaign, with omelets-to-order and fresh- a simple goal in mind: “No senior goes hungry.” Worcester Monthly At a recent Rotary Club meeting, local Meals on made waffles Wheels coordinator Beverly Clark and Tri-Valley Coin Show • A Complete Dinner Buffet Executive Director Marilyn Travinski took some time out of their busy schedules to talk to Rotary Sun., April 13th, 2014 including a carving station with Club members about the many valuable services • Prime Rib that are provided by Tri-Valley, including the 9:30AM - 3:30PM Meals on Wheels program. In addition, Rotary Auburn-Webster Elks Lodge • Ham and other items including: Club members Ed Eldridge, Joan MacKinnon, Nancy Naylor, Kathy Kirk and Dennis Smith 754 Southbridge St. - Route 12 • Chicken Parmesan recently visited the local Tri-Valley Meals on Auburn, MA • Lasagna Wheels site, which operates out of the Faith 46 Tables - 40+ Dealers • Baked Haddock Coins - Paper Money - Tokens w/Ritz cracker crumbs FREE APPRAISALS • Salmon Roma w/sliced ADMISSION $1.00 tomatoes, spinach & herbs! For more information • Buttery Whole Baby Corn Call (978) 658-0160 • Garlic Green Beans or www.ebwpromotions.com Courtesy photo • Oven Roasted Baby Yellow Pictured, Rotary Club members Joan MacKinnon, Next show is Sat., May 10th, 2014 Ed Eldridge, Kathy Kirk and Nancy Naylor, Tri- One Free Admission Gold Potatoes Valley Manager Carol Muschler and Meals Sight with this ad • Twice Baked Stuffed Potatoes Manager Beverly Clark. • Roasted Rice Pilaf • Salads • Rolls • Dessert Station $25 Adults $13 Kids 10 and under FREE

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25 Elm St. Southbridge, MA 01550 Telephone: (508) 909-4126 Fax: (508) 764-8015 www.blackstonevalleytribune.com OPINIONOpinion and commentary from the Blackstone Valley and beyond Frank G. Adam Chilinski Minor President & Editor The Capron legacy ublisher Oh, baby! P

Since moving to Northbridge from Invented by Edmund Cartwright in Playing baseball is typically “but for a season.” Being a dad, on the Uxbridge a decade ago, I’ve gone back Your England, the power looms replaced other hand, can be — should be — for Editorial very few times. mechanical and hand looms with forever. However, on a particularly nice Turn greater efficiency and the ability Talk about major league decisions! Friday afternoon recently, I decid- to make sizing adjustments while Daniel Murphy, a second baseman for ed to go for a drive to the Uxbridge STEVEN LADINE operating. Famous for its satinet and the New York Mets, recently demon- town common and other near points SENIOR, cashmere wool, the pioneering of the strated how well paternity suits him My first set of interest to learn a bit of local his- WHITINSVILLE Capron Mill was a booming success by skipping opening day in favor of tory. While driving, the entrance to CHRISTIAN in the textile industry. staying with his wife for the birth of SCHOOL their first child. That decision has cre- Prospect Hill Cemetery that com- During the Civil War, the mills ated a brouhaha of sorts that questions of wheels memorates Uxbridge Revolutionary ran nonstop day and night, produc- the rights — and responsibilities — War soldiers caught my attention ing uniforms for the Union troops. of husbands and fathers everywhere, (despite being covered in snow). Because I Although falling under different names as especially those within the realm of I got a flat tire last week. had visited the cemetery with my ecology the years went by, they continued to produce highly paid professional athletes. And Feel free to shed copious amounts of class earlier in the year, I had a vague idea of uniforms for the army during World Wars the sports radio talk show hosts who tears over my dilemma. I’ll wait while how old a few of the graves were. However, I and II. However, the mills of Uxbridge are make a living off critiquing them. you dry your tears from your collective upon closer inspection, I was astonished and most recognized for their production of U.S. Murphy made his decision after con- impressed that many in fact dated back to Air Force uniforms. In 1947, the Air Force ferring with his wife, and then took faces. All set? Good. three days off (missing this season’s All sarcasm aside, the minor incon- the 1700’s. became its own separate branch, however first two games) to welcome son Noah venience (pun intended) sent me to my From a probable combination of pure coin- soldiers still dressed almost identically to into the world and comfort Mom fol- local garage to get a new tire (shout out cidence, familiarity with Prospect Hill, and the Army. The Capron Mill, then called the lowing her C-section delivery. The to Bowen’s Garage!). While I waited for perhaps subliminal recognition of the name, Bernat Mill, began to produce the first dress absence was strictly in line with a one name in particular stood out to me while uniform specific to the Air Force, nicknamed three-day paternity leave clause writ- the transplant to finish, I stared out of I walked along the paths: John Capron. From the “Uxbridge Blues” for their striking blue ten by the players’ union and in keep- the garage’s giant showroom window my ecology class last semester, in which dye. ing with Murphy’s desire to be the and took in all the cars in their new we studied cemeteries to gather an under- In addition to working with their father, best husband and and used car lot — Mustangs, F-150s, dad possible. standing of life expectancies and long-term Capron’s sons John Jr. and Effingham con- So then, what’s Fusions — yes, this garage is also a patterns, I knew that very few people, espe- tributed to their community and nation in the big question? Ford dealership — and it got me think- cially in the mid 1700’s, lived to be almost many other ways. John Jr. was a postmaster, If the union gives ing about the trusty cars I’ve had the 80 years old. Also grabbing my eye, like so lawyer, and state legislature. Effingham, on players time off to pleasure of owning, and being remind- many others, was the plaque of service in the the other hand, devoted much of his life to attend to family ed about the first one I actually called Revolutionary War mounted to the top of the the abolitionist movement prior to the Civil matters, who’s to deny them their my own. grave. I snapped a picture of the grave before War. He led the Uxbridge branch of the I left, determined to learn the story of at least Underground Railroad and rose to positions due? Well, a smat- tering of hard-nosed one of the many Revolutionary War soldiers of prominent leadership on a national level. major leaguers, per- The and patriots buried at Prospect Hill. The Caprons found their talents in life haps, and a handful Born on July 28, 1757, in Rhode Island, and capitalized upon them, and were able As You of extremely vocal Minor Revolutionary War veteran John Capron to become leaders in the fields of work that sports radio talk started the Capron Textile Mill in 1820 with they applied themselves to. Whether clothing Like It show hosts, who Details his two sons, John Jr. and Effingham. Using our troops in the Civil War, developing tex- consider Murphy’s opening day absence ADAM the Mumford River in the center of Uxbridge tile manufacturing and leading the way for MARK ASHTON as a power source, the Capron Mill was one the industrial revolution, championing the an abrogation of his MINOR duty to give the club of the earliest of its time and set the tone for anti-slavery movement, or simply serving his very best. the Industrial Revolution. It was the first their town on a local level with their work, Mets manager Terry Collins has to use power looms within the wool indus- the Capron family men were model citizens “been supportive” of Murphy’s deci- Flashback! It was the year 2000. I was try that coincidentally, were manufactured of their time, and certainly lived lives worthy sion, and there’s no hard evidence a junior in high school, and as a teen- in Capron’s hometown — Cumberland, R.I. of admiration. that fellow players have anything but respect for their teammate — and ager yearning for independence, and perhaps trailblazing player-dad. The fresh off passing my driver’s test with talk show hosts, however, who shall flying colors (100 percent on written remain nameless, because who cares and driver’s test, I never miss a chance about NYC-area sports talk show hosts, to brag about that), I was ready to hit Leave no child neglected or abused anyway, were critical to the point of expressing unrestrained disdain for the road. Murphy, his actions, and, quite proba- But there was one problem. I didn’t Most of us were shocked to Guest any child “falling through the bly, the son who insisted on being born have a car … or any money … but what learn last year that a child in cracks,” so to speak. so inconveniently in the wrong season. my family did have was a used mini Fitchburg, Jeremiah Oliver, who Commentary The study team from Child One of the radio jocks even suggest- bike that my brother and I spent hours was supposed to be protected by Welfare League is also recom- ed that the wife/mother in question ought to have scheduled the C-section on ripping up our yard. After looking the North Central Area Office of SEN. RICHARD T. mending heightened case monitor- delivery ahead of the season opener, for some time for a cheap beater that I the Massachusetts Department of MOORE ing when a child has been placed when it wouldn’t have intruded on the could find a deal on, my father finally Children and Families (DCF), had with foster parents who have player’s responsibilities to his team found a trade — the mini bike and a disappeared and was feared dead. been approved through a back- and fans (apologies followed a day few hundred dollars, in exchange for a This tragic incident resulted in additional ground check waiver, and that such checks later from the radio host in question, revelations of a state agency, seemingly over- should follow the protocol of the American who acknowledged he “had no right” white 1989 Chevy S-10 pickup. to tell any woman anywhere when or I have to admit, at first I wasn’t crazy whelmed and out of control. The media blitz Bar Association, the National Association where to deliver her child). about driving a Chevy. I am, after all, has covered the story from many angles and for Regulatory Administration, Generations One of the main points of the crit- a Ford guy. But that little tiny truck put the agency’s commissioner on the “hot United, and the Annie E. Casey Foundation. ics, it seems, was that “Murphy has was a tank. It was a former cable truck, seat.” Recently, DCF announced the realigning of a great, high-paying job with four DCF management so that in our area, there months of vacation” and therefore too, which was interesting — you could When I was contacted by Northbridge school officials about shortcomings in DCF’s will be an Area Director for the South Central ought not to miss any important games actually see the spots on the paint South Central Area Office, I took the issue to Area based in Whitinsville, and a different on the schedule – at least not with- out checking first with the talk radio where the old decal used to be on the Senate President Therese Murray, and we Area Director for the North Central Area. doors, and on the roof where the light hosts, who reserve the right to make convinced the governor that the Jeremiah This seems to be a good first step. It seems this and other major decisions for all was mounted. Oliver case was not an isolated incident, and clear that Area Directors have been spread major leaguers. But I didn’t care — I had a car. It that, in fact, there were significant problems too thin to adequately supervise the caseload. Murphy’s not denying he has a great even had a Pro Net instead of a tailgate. in the agency itself. Special attention needs to be placed on the job. He just seems to think that being a In my mind (a mind that at that point Gov. Deval Patrick invited the Child character and qualifications of those who are husband and dad is Job Number One, knew nothing about cars) that added at even more important than delivering Welfare League, a national child advocacy chosen to fill the Area Director positions, and crucial double plays and key hits for least 5 horsepower. organization, to review the agency and make those currently serving as Area Directors his employers. He seems to think that For two years, I drove that truck recommendations for reform. Some politi- should be evaluated as well. No commission- loyalty to those who would never trade everywhere. I remember the first time cians even called for the commissioner to be er can responsibly lead without adequate him on a moment’s notice or send him I drove it all by myself. It was one of the fired! Simplistic and politically motivated resources and staff. Administration leaders down to the minors during a slump most freeing experiences of my life. It calls for the commissioner’s replacement, who arbitrarily cut DCF budgets and legis- is more important than perfect atten- however, will not solve the deep problems in lators who voted against DCF funding are dance during his seasons in the sun. allowed me to commute to my first job Eventually, perhaps, there will be as a senior in high school, a cashier at DCF, and, if done, while the agency is in such partly to blame for the current disarray of the one more vital statistic attached to A&P Supermarket. turmoil, could further jeopardize the state’s agency. players’ resumes and baseball trad- I even got into my first (and to date, ability to serve and protect the thousands of The active caseload for social workers also ing cards: the PLA (Paternal Leave my only) car accident in that truck. other children for whose care and protection needs to be a focus so that they have time Absences). So, a pitcher, for exam- we are responsible. Turning this tragedy into to meet with children and families. We also ple, could have an ERA (Earned Run On the way back home on a cold win- Average) of 5.27 and a highly paid slug- ter’s night, the roads, which were a political circus is totally irresponsible! need to revisit the size of each DCF area as part of any overhaul so that caseworkers do ger could linger around .200 with his empty except for me, must have col- The Child Welfare League has already batting average and still remain viable made several preliminary recommendations not spend hours traveling from one family lected a layer of black ice, because on a trading gems. to improve the ability of DCF in its respon- to another. The focus of DCF must have an “Wow – look! He’s got a PLA of 0.0,” straightaway, I was suddenly spinning sibilities to protect Massachusetts children organizational culture that prioritizes the the buying team might note. “He may — crashing into a series of wooden from abuse or neglect. They recommend- safety and well-being of each child. Every not be Ted Williams when it comes to guard rail posts with my rear end, ed additional staffing at the North Central DCF staff member from case worker to com- knocking the pill out of the park (or, he damaging my back bumper. Luckily, Area Office where the Oliver case occurred. missioner must be committed to this goal hasn’t pitched five innings this season that was the only damage (what little for us without giving up five runs), The Commissioner took immediate action to and must be an advocate for the children for but he’ll never pull a Murphy on us. damage there was — it was a solid increase staffing in that office. Additionally, whom the state is responsible. More effective He’ll be right here – like Lou Gehrig metal bumper), and I was able to drive guidelines have been established to keep the recruitment and screening of foster parents or Cal Ripken. He won’t let his family home that night. It could have been a size of caseloads manageable, and to be able also must be a priority for DCF. In addition, get in the way of what really matters lot worse. to reassign social workers from one area to I believe that the agency should help educate (selling beer and hot dogs at exorbitant Soon enough though, the truck would another to maintain these ratios. parents, especially new ones, and provide prices)!” With regard to the current commissioner, adequate support for foster parents. Luckily for Murphy, those in the indeed see a lot worse. chain of command were NOT so criti- In college, I was practically given a Olga Roche, the Child Welfare League rec- The Administration and Legislature need cal, respecting both his (very) personal car by the grandparents of a friend of ommended that the current DCF leadership to be ready to thoughtfully review and imple- decision and the sanctity of players’ mine, a 1993 Ford Escort wagon, and be retained during their current study and ment, as appropriate, the recommendations union perks. And meanwhile, a host the truck went to my brother, where implementation of the study’s recommenda- from the Child Welfare League as quickly of defenders of the decision have gone to bat for Murphy and aimed a few he promptly totaled it when he went tions in order to ensure stability for the staff as possible once their review is complet- and their clients. The decision on whether or ed. It seems clear from the League’s pre- bean balls at the noggins of the highly off the road and hit a telephone pole on offended (and highly offensive) critics. a slushy day. He was shaken up, but he not Commissioner Roche should continue in liminary findings that resources have not So, until contract negotiators can was fine. The truck, however, was not. office will ultimately be made as we monitor been adequate or appropriately allocated. We win the right to require that all play- the ongoing operation of the agency and its Just like that, the S-10 was done. My must resolve to work together to rebuild this ers’ children be conceived between efforts at reform. important agency, and expand the agency’s March and June — to “assure” deliv- first car was no more. Certainly, one key recommendation for role to prevention of abuse, not just reaction ery during the proper off season, play- I have a lot of good memories in that improved service in the agency is to update to it. The upcoming budget debate in both ers will retain the right to choose to truck. I am not a small guy, so seeing a technology so that case workers can have the Senate and House provide a very timely put family first — even at the risk of big guy like me in a small car like that ruffling the feathers of a few talk-show real-time contact with supervisors, document opportunity to begin to rebuild and reform turkeys. seems funny, but even though it was a visits in real-time, and upload photos of chil- this important agency. Murphy may or may not ever make Chevy, I am proud to admit that I loved dren into the system. It seems inconceivable it to the Baseball Hall of Fame, but he’s that truck. that the agency did not have access to current Sen. Richard T. Moore represents 14 already well deserving of a Number Just don’t tell my Ford-loving friends! photos of those for whom it is charged with towns in South Central Massachusetts in the One Dad mug on the family mantel- protection and care, yet that has been the Massachusetts Senate, and currently serves as piece. Mark Ashton can be reached at: Adam Minor may be reached at 508- case. Clearly, DCF workers, and all agen- the Senate President Pro Tempore. [email protected], or by 909-4130, or by e-mail at aminor@stone- cies involved with the children should have calling: 508-909-4144. bridgepress.com. access to the same information to minimize B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 11, 2014 • 5 OPINION Opening day, and hunting for night crawlers!

Opening day at Wallum Lake will be April Spring is also the time 12 — this Saturday. to head out to harvest A great forecast is predicted for Saturday, The Great a few night crawlers making it an ideal day for families to enjoy a for this year’s fishing great day of fishing. Outdoors adventures. All that is How fast weather conditions can change! needed is a flashlight Ice out happened very quickly this year, much RALPH and a small bucket to to the joy of many trout anglers throughout put the worms into as out the Valley. Anglers that possess a valid TRUE you walk slowly along Massachusetts or Rhode Island license can fish the grass surface. You this body of water legally, but anglers need to need to be quick in your remember that Rhode Island regulations apply to all fish- attempt to grasp a hold of a night crawler, as they ermen. The daily bag limit for trout is five per angler daily. can quickly retrieve their exposed body back into Opening day at Wallum Lake is extremely important to their hole when a light hits them. The best time to families that have young children. The excitement of fish- pick a few hundred worms is in the spring after a ing opening day of trout fishing holds many fond memories good soaking rain. Bringing the youngsters along for Courtesy photo of my childhood fishing with my brothers and our dad. Now the first time can have them squealing and scream- that Massachusetts does not have a traditional opening day ing as they attempt to catch and retrieve a few of for trout fishing, Wallum Lake provides that special excite- these sought after baits for fishing. Golf courses are a Mystery Pictures by Ralph True Sr. ment and time with family and friends after a long cold great place to catch them but you should ask permis- winter. Hope to see you there. sion before going onto the property. Staying off of the Can you identify the town and year that this picture was taken putting greens is top priority as you navigate across in? Yes, they had big snowstorms back then and snow removal the lawn in search of the fast retrieving (Lumbricus was a lot harder. Terrestris) common earthworm. A good bed of soil is needed to keep the worms in and they need to be checked weekly to insure that they are them to apply for their firearms identification card after staying alive. A bit of wet newspaper placed on the top of the completion of the two-day course. The two-day event will worm bedding is also a good cover for them. Slowly lifting run on a Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students the paper, you will be able to pick a few crawlers without will learn gun laws, safe handling of rifle, shotguns, and disturbing the rest of the bedding. Keeping them in a cool hand guns security of firearms, and will participate in dark cellar is ideal. live firing of long guns and hand guns. Pre-registration is The peepers are out. The small frogs are extremely noisy required. Call Ed at 508-278-6002. at this time of year as they try to lure a mate for breeding. The Whitinsville Fish & Game Club will hold their They are so loud this year in my back yard, they sound like annual Easter egg hunt this Saturday, April 12. The public Courtesy photo a bunch of ducks. My Lab retriever, Twig, cannot figure is invited to attend. All children are welcomed to attend. out were they are, but she continues jumping into the small People more than 70 years old are also invited to participate This week’s picture shows the late Dave Parker of Uxbridge doing in the hunt and will be allowed to hide their own eggs! Even what he loved — deep sea fishing on the “Challenger!” He is sadly pond in my back yard trying to locate them. A sure sign of then, they will have a hard time finding them! It is tough to missed by family and friends! The Clipper fleet had to extend their spring! get old. The Easter bunny will arrive at noon. A Porketta opening day this year due to the cold weather that prevented them A free hunter safety class will be held in Uxbridge by Dinner will also be held in the evening with a few tickets from getting the boat ready. Their opening day is April 19. Check firearms instructor Ed Pokornicki at a time and date to be still available. The dinner is open to the public. them out on the web at www.clipperfleet.com announced for students 12 to 17 years old. Students 14 years and older will receive a safety certificate, which will allow Take a kid fishing and keep them rods bending! LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Millbury’s citizens’ petition stalls at State House Spread the word to end the word

To the Editor: that it would be recommended favorably To the Editor: munity — include the R-word into your S.1824, “Millbury’s Citizens’ Petition and passed out of the JCFS for its three As The Blackstone Valley Tribune is a “Not Fit to Print” publishing guidelines Urging Legislators to Pass Glass-Steagall,” readings and then the vote before the leader in driving local culture, we need your alongside other hurtful and profane words. was heard at the State House before the Senate and House. However, the JCFS has support, and the support of your readers, in Your paper reaches many members of the Joint Committee on Financial Services held S.1824 for “further study” … which our Spread the Word to End the Word cam- community and with that influence you can during a public hearing on Feb. 26. could “kill it!” paign to help make a stand against a word help us get all of those members of the com- The JCFS is composed of 17 Members Passing this S.1824, MA Resolution to that has gained popularity in culture, but is munity to take the pledge at www.r-word. — six senators, headed by Sen. Anthony Pass Glass-Steagall, would send the mes- offensive to many. org. If the role of a local leader like The Petruccelli, and 11 representatives, headed sage not only to our congressmen, but also The “R-word” has found a place in com- Blackstone Valley Tribune is to inform and by Rep. Michael Costello. to our other states’ congressmen … that mon language and seems to be accepted by effect positive change in the community, Most of the 17 members made brief Glass-Steagall is the only tested and prov- most, despite the fact that its use, casual or what better way than helping us to Spread appearances, then left for “other hearings,” en solution for saving and stabilizing our otherwise, is hurtful to millions of people the Word to End the Word and in turn, during this scheduled time for JCFS public economy. with intellectual and developmental disabil- create communities of acceptance and inclu- hearings from 1 to 4 p.m. Is this how a state President Obama and Wall Street are ada- ities and those that love them. sion for all people? legislator accomplishes a 100-percent atten- mantly opposed to Glass-Steagall, because The word hurts, even if it is not directed Please, we need you and your readers to dance record? it will shut down the insane spending and at a person with intellectual and develop- pledge at www.r-word.org. The students at Chairman Rep. Costello was the only gambling spree they’re on … which has mental disabilities. For too long, people with Uxbridge High School will be pledging next member who ran and remained throughout produced nothing for our country. intellectual and developmental disabilities week to stop using the R-word. We ask that all of the hearings. The present law, “Dodd-Frank,” protects have had to overcome the challenges society your readers take that pledge along with us. S.1824 was the second to the last bill big banks and has the potential to legally has put forth through stereotypes. It is time to be heard that day. Eight people had seize depositors’ money to pay off creditors for a change and you and your readers can Uxbridge High School Student signed in to speak for 3 minutes in favor … like what it did in Detroit. help. Council of passing the S.1824 Resolution for Glass- “Glass-Steagall” will again protect depos- Help drive much needed change that will Steagall. Even though Chairman Costello itors’ money and force big banks to resolve bring acceptance and inclusion to our com- had allowed previous speakers on other their debts on their own. Citizens have the bills to ramble on endlessly … the eight in right to tell their legislators to do the right favor of passing Bill S.1824 were cut short. thing. He allowed only four to speak individually. Please contact: 1. Rep. Michael Costello He interrupted and asked me to end my at (617) 722-2220 or michael.costello@ Support Silent Spring Institute’s budget proposal speech within 2 minutes. He then asked mahouse.gov, or Sen. Anthony Petruccelli To the Editor: communities throughout Massachusetts. the remaining four speakers to sit at the at (617) 722-1634 or anthony.petruccelli@ Protecting the public from harmful chem- The House Budget will be released in early table as a group and give just a quick, short masenate.gov. ical exposures is a public health priority. April. Now is the critical time for citizens to summary of the points that they wanted to Tell them. “Bill S.1824.Resolution to Pass For more than two decades, the join together in support of this funding. be recorded on the audio tape as testimony. Glass-Steagall…must be favorably recom- Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition On behalf of MBCC, I urge you to ask your No one spoke in opposition to S.1824. mend and passed out of the JCFS for three (MBCC) has been dedicated to reducing state representatives to contact House Ways It was very disheartening to see the lack readings and a House and Senate vote.” toxic exposures as a means to prevent breast and Means Committee Chairman Brian of JCFS members present, listening to, and Glass-Steagall is our only solution. cancer. We recognize the importance of Dempsey and ask him to fully fund Silent interacting with the citizens and their testi- research into chemicals linked with cancer Spring Institute’s proposal of $1.2 million mony to gain a better understanding of the Terry Burke Dotson and other diseases. over two years. Visit www.malegislature. issues presented. Millbury This year, we are supporting our sister gov/People/Search for contact information. Since no one opposed S.1824, we assumed organization, Silent Spring Institute, with a request for state funding to research toxic Cheryl Osimo chemicals in drinking water and homes on Executive Director Cape Cod and in Central Massachusetts. Massachusetts Breast Cancer With this funding, researchers will inves- Coalition Antique lamps tigate exposure to herbicides and perfluo- rinated chemicals (PFCs) — widely used in non-stick and stain-resistant products. Margo Simon Golden shine at auctions These exposures are common and have been Board President linked with hormone disruption and cancer. Massachusetts Breast Cancer Louis Comfort Tiffany set the first experimenting with gas lighting Research findings will have implications for Coalition standard for Arts and Crafts lamps in 1792 and believes that he created with his creations in the late 1800’s the first gaslight that year. Gaslights into the 1900’s. became popular in the late 19th cen- the intricate glasswork. Franz Bergmann’s Some examples can fetch pric- tury and early 20th century. They “Orientalist art” bronze lamps are also in es in the $100,000’s. Tiffany began were ornately designed to fit the high demand. Scenes from the Middle East his career as a painter, but he is Victorian era when they were used. are often depicted. They were “cold paint- most well known for his lamps, Fixtures were often made of brass ed” in vibrant colors. Bergman’s works can stained glass window and hand- or iron and are still sought after by also sell in the $10,000’s. blown glasswork. There are many antique collectors and designers. There are many other lamp makers whose contemporaries of Tiffany who Antiques, Humphrey Davy demonstrated works are prized by collectors. Some other also produced beautifully crafted the first electric lamp in 1801. In lamp makers are Dirk Van Erp, Heintz, lamps. Collectibles 1860, Joseph Swan, of England, cre- Roycroft and Pittsburgh. There was the need to light up ated the first electric light bulb. In The next time you turn on that old table homes long before Tiffany, though. & Estates 1879, Thomas Edison made the first lamp, take a closer look and check for The Illuminating Engineering practical light bulb that lasted for maker names and identifying marks. Your Society website cites the first use WAYNE TUISKULA hours. lamp may not only brighten your room, but of a lamp around 70,000 years ago. It wasn’t long after Edison’s also your day! The first lamp was made from hol- advancements with the light bulb Antique auctions are a great way to see lowed stone with a combustible material that Tiffany and others created art glass prices of lamps and other antiques. You can sprinkled with animal fat to ignite it. lamps that used them. The first Tiffany also help furnish your home or add to your Oil lamps have also been discovered that lamp was created in 1895. The Handel collection. Our next auction is in Worcester are over 10,000 years old. However, in the Company formed in 1885. They began pro- on April 24 and the public is always invit- 19th century, Ami Argand is credited with a ducing lamps in 1904 that can now sell into ed. See www.centralmassauctions.com for breakthrough when he designed a circular the $10,000’s. The Pairpoint Company was details. wick surrounded by a glass chimney. Whale founded in 1837 as the Mount Washington oil was a common fuel for New England but Glass Company in South Boston. Pairpoint Contact us at: Central Mass Auctions - other fish and plant oils were also used. still continues to make art glass objects in Wayne Tuiskula Auctioneer/Appraiser - Courtesy photo Kerosene began to be used in oil lamps in their Sagamore, Mass. factory. Their “puffy Estate Specialists: Antique Estate Auctions, the mid-1800’s. lamps” are very desirable and better pieces Estate Sales and Appraisal Services www. Wilkinson lamp with glass shade sold for $1,340 The Illuminating Engineering Society can easily fetch amounts in the thousands. centralmassauctions.com (508-612-6111), at our October 2010 auction. credits William Murdoch, of Scotland, with Not all rare lamps are desirable because of [email protected]. 6 • Friday, April 11, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune CALENDAR

The calendar page is a free service offered and open to the public. bury-ma/running/races/millbury-parents- Whitinsville Town Common. Refreshments for listings for government, educational and Lecture Topics are “Flower Essences - club-5k-and-fun-run-2014; Mail: Send com- will follow at Trinity Church. In case of non-profit organizations. Send all calendar A Complementary Healing Therapy” by pleted registration forms and checks to inclement weather, the service will be held listings and happenings by mail to Ann Loralee Dubeau: There is so much more to Millbury Parents Club, PO Box 84, Millbury, at Trinity Church. Tremblay at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box breast cancer than just the physical aspect MA 01527 or On-site race day: See registra- 90, Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at (508) and tion table starting at 8 a.m. SATURDAY 764-8015 or by e-mail to atremblay@stone- “The Benefits of Reflexology” with Rachel For more information, call Sarah Murray bridgepress.com. Please write “calendar” in Marshall. For more information, call the at 774-330-8104 or visit millburypc@gmail. APRIL 19 the subject line. All calendar listings must be library at 508-234-2151. com. WHITINSVILLE — The Easter Bunny submitted by 3 p.m. on Friday to be published will be hopping into UniBank’s Uxbridge in the following Friday’s edition. We will NORTHBRIDGE — The Grass Roots MONDAY branch, 25 North Main Street in Uxbridge, print such listings as space allows. Coffeehouse, located at the Rockdale on Saturday, April 19 from 9 a.m. to noon. Congregational Church, 42 Fowler Road, APRIL 14 Children are invited to come and join SATURDAY Northbridge, will be featuring Slograss on SUTTON — Square Dance. 50th the festivities, and can have a free photo Saturday April 12. The concert will begin Anniversary Dance. Jim Schell and Bob taken with the Easter Bunny. In addition APRIL 12 at 7:30 p.m., doors open at 6:45 p.m. and hot Butler calling and Harriett Clarke cueing. to photos, the Uxbridge First Holiday Night SUTTON — The First Congregational foods, desserts and beverages will be avail- Mainstream & Plus. 8-10:30 p.m. Sutton Committee will be offering refreshments. Church of Sutton, 307 Boston Road, pres- able. Slograss has been performing through- Country Squares, Sutton High School, ents its monthly free will offering of open out central New England for nearly 25 years. Boston Road, Sutton. (508) 835-4560. www. WHITINSVILLE — Northbridge Youth seating dinners from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on the Admission at the door is $12, $10 for seniors SuttonCountrySquares.freeservers.com. Baseball will hold a Porketta Dinner, second Saturday of each month (April 12 – and members, $5 for students. For more info Saturday, April 19 at the Whitinsville “Burgers & Dogs” Dinner). All are welcome. visit http://www.rockdalechurchonline. THURSDAY Country Club. Cocktail hour at 7 p.m. Dinners are served with bread, beverage org, call 617-429-0347. Dinner at 8 p.m. and dessert. For more information, call (508) APRIL 17 Tickets are $15 per person or $25 per cou- 865-6914. SUNDAY NORTHBRIDGE — There will be a Bake ple. Tickets will be available at the door or Sale to Benefit Alzheimer’s Association through any board member. UXBRIDGE — The GFWC Uxbridge APRIL 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, April Woman’s Club will be hosting its 3rd Annual MILLBURY — Millbury Parents Club to 17 at the Beaumont Rehabilitation and FRIDAY Craft & Vendor Fair on Saturday, April hold first annual 5K & Fun Run to benefit Skilled Nursing Center, 85 Beaumont Drive, 12 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the McCloskey Millbury Public Schools beginning at 9:15 Northbridge. For more information, call APRIL 25 Middle School – Gymnasium at 62 Capron a.m. (Fun Run) and the 5K will begin at (508) 234-9771, ext. 3043. MILFORD — The Blackstone Valley Art Street, Uxbridge. Last year’s event featured 9:45 a.m. Sunday, April 13. The one-mile Association is proud to announce its Spring over 80 vendors from crafts, food, candles, Fun Run will take place at the Millbury DOUGLAS — The Douglas Sunshine show to be held April 25 and April 26 at clothes, jewelry, balloon animals, kitchen High School track and the 5K will start Club will hold meet at 3 p.m. April 17 at the Milford Public Library. An opening ware, photography and much more. There and finish at the front entrance of the the Douglas Senior Center, 331 Main St., reception will be held April 25 from 5-8 p.m. will be refreshments and food served at the school. All 5K registrants will receive a race Douglas. Admission is free and refreshments will be event. The proceeds from this event will aid T-shirt. Refreshments and water available served. The show will run during library our club in providing 2 yearly scholarships. post-race, free for participants. Runners FRIDAY hours on Friday and Saturday. The artwork Free admission. of all ages and abilities welcome. Families will also be for sale and would make unique encouraged! Registration, welcome and APRIL 18 gifts for upcoming weddings and Mother’s WHITINSVILLE — The Pink Hippy closing ceremonies will all take place at WHITINSVILLE — The Northbridge Day. The Blackstone Valley Art Association Support Network returns to the Whitinsville Millbury Memorial High School. Details Association of Churches will join with is a non-profit organization promoting edu- Social Library from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, may be found at http://www.mapmyrun. Trinity Episcopal Church for a Good Friday cation and a showcase for area artists. For April 12 to continue their ongoing edu- com/routes/view/345489941. Service at noon April 18. The public is invit- more information, call Carol Frieswick at cational lecture series on Complementary Runners have three ways to register. ed. The public is also invited to the NAC 508-234-6697. Therapy for Breast Cancer Patients. Free Online: http://www.active.com/mill- Sunrise Service at 6:45 a.m. April 20 on the Lenten dishes from the past While searching through old 12 oz. frozen lobster mat; 12 on garlic butter. Sprinkle with salt cookbooks (which I collect), I came Ingredients: 3 oz. jar Chow Take oz. frozen crab meat; 8 oz. frozen and pepper. Broil, turning once across a spiral bound copy of “A Mein noodles; one can cream of shrimp; one half pound pouched every five to seven minutes. 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Add in lightly oiled skillet on medium over it. Border with rest of shells. Do you have a helpful hint or Cheese; one 7 oz. can crab meat; 3 melted butter, onion and cracker heat about five minutes or until Garnish with seafood pieces and handy tip that has worked for you? oz. French fried onions crumbs. Mix rest of ingredients browned. Serve on hamburger parsley. Do you have a question regarding Directions: Combine all ingre- and mix thoroughly. Spoon into rolls with lettuce and tomatoes. household or garden matters? If dients and pour into baked shell. greased one quart baking dish. *** so, why not share them with read- Bake at 300 degrees for 55 to 60 Spread a few crumbs on top and *** Lemon Scampi by Mrs. Ann ers of The Southbridge Evening minutes. dot with one tablespoon butter. Three Seafood Casserole by Wright News? Send questions and/or Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes. Stephanie Lapierre hints to: Take the Hint!, C/o the *** For a heartier dish add another Ingredients: two pounds jumbo Southbridge Evening News, 25 Cashews, Crab, Nut Casserole can of clams and two more table- Ingredients: one half cup but- shrimp; two garlic cloves; juice of Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550. by Carolyn Mathews spoons of cracker crumbs. ter; three quarter cups chopped one lemon; one half cup butter or Or e-mail [email protected]. Hints onion; three quarter cups chopped oleo; one half teaspoon salt; one are entered into a drawing for din- We Are Open Year Round 9am-5pm green pepper; six ounce can sliced eight teaspoon pepper; chopped ner for two at the historic Publick mushrooms; two thirds cup flour; parsley for garnish. House Inn. For more great hints, Brookfield Orchards two teaspoons salt; one half tea- Directions: Peel shrimp, leaving tune into Take the Hint! one minute 12 Lincoln Rd., N. 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SHINE Hannaford’s, CVS, Walmart or Dunkin Donuts for food and • Tuesday, April 15: Beef and broccoli, seasoned rice, A SHINE Counselor is available on the first and third medications. The Senior Center would greatly appreciate Oriental vegetables, pineapple. Friday from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. by appointment only to any donations of all-purpose spray cleaner for the tables, • Wednesday, April 16: Herbed chicken couscous, winter mix discuss Medicare/ Health Insurance related questions. sugar and Splenda packets, foam cups, stirrers, cascade for vegetables, pears. Beginning in April, the SHINE Counselor will be here every the dishwasher, dish detergent, sponges, napkins, paper Friday. Appointments will still be necessary. towels and decaf and regular coffee. These things are not • Thursday, April 17: Holiday Meal – baked ham, scalloped covered in the budget. We thank you very much for your potatoes, peas and carrots, chocolate mousse, whipped PLAYERS WANTED help. topping. The following groups are looking for additional partici- Did you know that we take seniors on shopping trips • Friday, April 18: Lemon pepper fish, O’Brien potatoes, pants: to Hannaford’s and Walmart? Every Tuesday morning Tuscany style vegetables, apple streusel cake, small slice. • Pitch: Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 1 p.m. starting at 8:30 a.m. pick-up begins for the weekly trip to Hannaford’s. You can go to Walmart on the second and • Pool players – League on Wednesdays, 9 a.m. fourth Thursdays of the month. Pick-up for Walmart begins MILLBURY SENIOR CENTER • Cribbage players – League on Thursdays, 1 p.m. at 12:30 p.m. Please call the Senior Center at 508-278-8622 to • Mahjong – Wednesdays, 1 p.m. sign up for these trips. Lunch is served Monday-Friday, 12 noon, for a $2.50 dona- • Mobile Optical Shop coming to Uxbridge – Lisa Trainor, tion. Reservations must be made 48 hours in advance. • Shuffleboard – Tuesdays, 8:30 a.m. the optician from Anywhere Optical will be at the Uxbridge • Scrabble – Tuesdays, 12:45 p.m. Senior Center on the first Wednesday of each month from • Monday, April 14: 9:30 a.m., Light Exercise; 12:30 p.m., Wii • Bridge players — there has been an interest in forming a 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to discuss the services they provide. Bowling; 1 p.m., Scrabble/Scat. Bridge Group. If you are interested consider playing on • Computer Classes: Free classes on computers, iPhones, • Tuesday, April 15: 9 a.m., Blood Pressure Clinic; 9:30 a.m., a weekly basis, call the Center to check on availability of iPads, tablets, etc., are meeting every Thursday from 3 Tai Chi; 10:45 a.m., Zumba Gold; 11 a.m., Sing-A-Long; 1 day and time. to 4 p.m. They are taught by students from Nipmuc High p.m., Cribbage/Scat. School. Please call the Senior Center at 508-278-8622 to BOSTON SUPER DUCK TOUR • Wednesday, April 16: 9:30 a.m., Craft Classes; 1 and 6 p.m., register. Bingo; 3 p.m., Computer/Cell phone class, reservations Tuesday, June 10 — Super Duck Tours focuses on the required, please call 508-865-9154. history of Boston’s waterfront and then splashes into • Prescription Advantage Lunch and Learn: Cathy Devine, Outreach Coordinator for the Executive Office of Elder • Thursday, April 17: 1 p.m., Whist. Boston Harbor. Lunch will be served at The Mount Vernon Restaurant in Somerville prior to the Duck Tour. Total cost Affairs will join us on Friday, April 11, to discuss the • Friday, April 18: 9 a.m., Shopping to Fair Plaza/Price is $75, which includes motor coach transportation, lunch Prescription Advantage Program. This program can help Chopper, appointment required; 9:30 a.m., Lite Exercise; and duck tour. lower the drug costs when you reach the Medicare cover- 10:30 a.m., Zumba Gold; 12:30 p.m., Bridge/Scat. age gap or “donut hole.” FINE TRAVELERS • Blood Pressure Clinic – Salmon VNA will hold a blood UPCOMING TRIPS Sept. 5-12 — The Friends of Northbridge Elders are pressure clinic from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Foxwoods: Monday, May 5 — Bus leaves Senior Center at sponsoring a vacation trip to Northern National Parks. April 15. 7 a.m. and returns at 4:45 p.m. Cost is $20 per person. Call Several tickets are still available; in order to receive a $100 • Easter Luncheon and Celebration: Join us on Wednesday, the Senior Center at 508-865-9154 to reserve your seat. All discount the reservation deadline is April 2014. For more April 16, at 11:30 a.m. for our Easter Celebration sponsored are welcome and friends from other towns are encouraged information, visit our website at http://nscfine.com, call by the Uxbridge Elderly Connection. Please call early to to join us. Jim Gallagher at 508-259-3786, or email [email protected]. reserve your lunch, space is limited. • Annual Golf Tournament – The Uxbridge Elderly NORTHBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER DOUGLAS SENIOR CENTER Connection will host their 9th Annual Golf Tournament on Saturday, June 7, at the Crystal Lake Golf Club. This Director Kelly S. Bol SCHEDULE OF DAILY EVENTS is the main fundraiser for the Senior Center. Besides golf Phone: 508-234-2002 there will be a buffet dinner, raffle baskets, prizes, team Hours: 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Monday–Thursday; 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 • Mondays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 10 a.m., Osteo exercise; 12 p.m., Needle Works. prizes and individual prizes. Full sponsorship is $700, indi- p.m. Friday vidual is $130, team of four is $520 and Tee sponsor is $100. • Tuesdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 9:30 a.m., Cribbage; 11 Contact Pete Petrillo at 508-278-5106, Peter DiBattista at UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS a.m., Lunch; 12 p.m., Bingo. 508-243-5666 and Russ Rosborough at 508-278-6672 for more We require registration for all of our events and trips. • Wednesdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 10 a.m., Osteo exercise; information. Simply call 508-234-2002 to sign-up. The Northbridge Senior 12 p.m., Needle Works Center is now on Facebook. Like us and visit our page at • If you or someone you know needs medical equipment Northbridge Senior Center to keep up-to-date on events, • Thursdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 10 a.m., Tai chi; 10 a.m. to please call the senior center at 508-278-8622. We want to programs and happenings. 12 p.m., Painting; 12 p.m., Bingo. take the time to thank everyone for donating their gently used medical equipment to our senior center. We pass BIRTHDAY DINNER UPCOMING EVENTS FOR APRIL along this equipment to others in need. This is a nice way The monthly birthday dinner will be celebrated on Garden Wake Up: Spring is in the air, come and learn how to help others when they need it most and pay tribute to Thursday, April 24, at 11:45 a.m. Anyone who has a birthday to wake up your garden with Maria. Program is Wednesday, your departed loved one. We have a few packages of adult in April is invited to attend and bring a guest. A plant raffle April 23, at 11:30 a.m. Please bring a brown bag lunch and diapers, bed rails, wheelchairs, seat cushions, a bed wedge, will be held and all birthday recipients are eligible to win. share in the fun. Please sign up by April 16 at (508) 476-2283. potty chairs, shower chairs, walkers, canes, crutches, raised toilet seat, and an inflatable waffle mattress. Also TECHNOLOGY OPEN HOUSE NIGHT TIME PROGRAMS available are two portable wheelchair ramps donated by Thursday, April 24, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. – Students from We are opening once again for nightly programs starting the family of Jeannine Corbett. April 8 from 6-7 p.m. For the following programs please call BVT are coming back due popular demand. They will teach • Patriot’s Day – The senior center will be closed and no to sign up the week before each program. you to use your laptop, tablets, smart phone, or other tech- lunch will be served on Monday, April 21. nology device. Stop in anytime that is convenient for you April 22: Zumba and don’t forget to bring your device! SUNSHINE CLUB NEWS THE WEEK AHEAD SENATOR MOORE Sunshine Club upcoming meetings: April 17, at 3 p.m. at • Monday, April 14: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – Tomato soup, grilled Sen. Michael Moore or his representative Denise will be the Senior Center, new members are always welcome. cheese sandwich, garden salad and brownies. at the center on Monday, April 28, from 12-1 p.m. Sunshine Club events: Upcoming trips are posted on the • Tuesday, April 15: 8:30 a.m. – Pick-up begins for grocery bulletin board at the Senior Center. Sunshine Club night- shopping at Hannaford’s. Call 278-8622 to arrange for pick- FINE BANQUET time events: April 15 and 29 from 6-8 p.m., program to be up. 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – Meatloaf and gravy, mashed pota- announced. Wednesday, May 7, 4:30 p.m. – The Friends of Northbridge toes, broccoli and fresh fruit. 11:30 a.m. – Blood Pressure Elders annual banquet will be held at Brian’s Restaurant HEALTH SERVICES clinic. on Providence Road, in Linwood. Please call the center to • Wednesday, April 16: Easter Celebration – sign up early. sign-up. The Blood Pressure Clinic is no longer available at the • Thursday, April 17: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – Italian sausage SALON SERVICES-BVT SALON Board of Health. If you have been regularly having your with penne and marinara, garden salad and fresh fruit. 3-4 Thursday, May 8, 8:30 p.m. – Pampering just in time for blood pressure checked, please contact us at the Senior p.m. – Computer class. Center so we can help you with other arrangements. Mother’s Day. Select any services for their unbelievable • Friday, April 18: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – Baked fish, sweet pota- low prices. If you’re interested in attending, please call the toes, green beans and sugar free pie. senior center and speak with Jeannine. Remember, the cost of the service(s) are your responsibly as well as the tip. UXBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER

OTHER SENIOR CENTER INFORMATION 36 South Main St. Marsha Petrillo – Director – 508-278-8622 SEEKING COA MEMBERS Donna Oncay – Administrative Assistant – 508-278-8622 The Northbridge Council on Aging is seeking new board Lynne McPherson – Chef – 508-278-8622 members and associate members. The COA serves as an Peter Waeger – Van Driver advisory board to the Northbridge Senior Center. If this sounds of interest to you please call and speak with Kelly Bol, the director, to discuss the opportunities in more detail. Please call the Senior Center at 508-278-8622 to reserve your meal and also to arrange for transportation to lunch DRIVERS NEEDED and for medical appointments. There is a dire need for volunteer drivers to transport Van transportation begins at 10:30 a.m. each day. Please local seniors to out-of-town medical appointments, as well check with the Senior Center, Uxbridge Cable Station or the as delivering meals to homebound seniors. Call the Center Council on Aging website for the Lunch Menu. for more information. The Senior Center is a drop off site for the People First Food Pantry. Donations are accepted Monday through

Jim and Joanne Wassenaar, HAPPY Joan and Andy VanderSloot, and Want to Advertise in Ruth and Marv Naylor, children ANNIVERSARY! Barbara Knapper, Steve and Ruth The Blackstone Valley Tribune? Haringa, Jane and Dave Buteyn, WHITINSVILLE — Theodore and Tim and Lorraine Haringa, and Marie Haringa are celebrating as well as 13 grandchildren and their 60th wedding anniversary! their spouses/friends, and nine They were married on April 13, great grandchildren. Mr. Haringa 1954, at Pleasant Street Christian retired as treasurer after a 40-plus Reformed Church in Whitinsville. year career with Lawrence R. Call Lisa Lemoine The couple was honored in a McCoy Company of Worcester. for information! dinner celebration at Cohasse Mrs. Haringa worked as an Country Club (Southbridge) on RN in their early years and as (508) 909-4063 Saturday, April 5, where they a church organist/music leader were joined by Marie’s, siblings for many years. Both are char- ter members of Fairlawn Christian Reformed Church of Whitinsville. Both have been and continue to be active as volunteers in their church and commu- nity organizations, includ- ing Whitinsville Christian School, Salisbury Singers [email protected] of Worcester, and the Northbridge Senior Center. Mr. and Mrs. Haringa are thankful to God for their 60 years together and his many continued blessings. Courtesy photos

8 • Friday, April 11, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune ‘Millennials’ must plan for Credit counts short-and long-term goals Q: Do I need to raise lowest-balance card first my credit score to get a Ask and pay minimum bal- mortgage? A ances on the rest. As you If you’re one of the “mil- ing long term — that is, pay off each card, apply lennials” — the generation you need to save as much If you’re in the market for Realtor the money you would have that began in the early Financial as you can for your even- a mortgage, it’s important to paid on it to the next-low- 1980s — you are still in the tual retirement. understand the impact your DONNA est-balance card. early stages of your career. ocus Since you are still in F credit score will have on the PEARSON • Although this may Retirement must seem like the early stages of your application process. sound odd – don’t limit a long way off — yet, it’s working life, you have an Credit scores, also yourself to just one credit never too soon to start plan- JEFF BURDICK enormous asset going for known as FICO (Fair Isaac card. Because 30 percent of ning for it. you: time. By starting to Corporation) scores, range from 300 to 850. your credit score is based on Amount Owed At the same time, though, save for retirement now, There are five key components that make vs Available Credit (debt-to-credit-limit you may also have short- you have more time to up the score: ratio), it’s good to maintain a high Available er-term goals. Can you save than you would if 1) Payment History; credit when compared to the balance owed. make progress toward your near-term and you waited another decade or so. Plus, since 2) Amounts Owed vs. Available Credit; • Retail store card accounts with low lim- long-term objectives at the same time? you have so many years to go until you 3) Length of Credit History; its can affect your credit score more neg- Yes, you can — but you’ll need to match retire, you can afford to put a reasonable 4) Types of Credit Used; atively than using one or two bank cards. your short- and long-term goals with the percentage of your investment dollars into 5) New/Recent Credit. So be careful to weigh the pros and cons appropriate savings and investment vehi- growth-oriented instruments, such as stocks An applicant’s credit score is one of the when considering those great low-interest cles. For example, one of your most import- or stock-based investments. They may carry main tools used by lenders to evaluate a (or no-interest) deals offered by retailers ant short-term goals may be purchasing more risk, including the risk of losing prin- borrower’s ability to handle loan repayment who want you to shop at their store. a house, so you’ll need to accumulate a cipal, but they also offer greater reward - and their likelihood of doing so. Applicants • The length of time you’ve had credit certain amount of money by a certain time potential than, say, fixed-income vehicles with excellent credit will be offered better determines 15 percent of your score. Even — perhaps in three to five years. Therefore, such as bonds. And holding growth invest- interest rates because lenders perceive them if you’ve paid off your oldest card, it’s a you won’t want to risk your down payment ments for the long-term can help you look to be credit-worthy. Applicants with fair good idea to keep it in use. Consider using on an investment whose price will fluctu- beyond short-term volatility. scores can still get loans, but they often pay it for small purchases and then be sure to ate — and whose value may be down just You can start a long-term investment pro- higher interest rates since they’re consid- pay those amounts in full when the bill is when you need the money. Consequently, gram by investing in your 401(k) or other ered to be “higher risk” for non-payment received. you may want to look for a shorter-term retirement plan offered by your employer. and default. • Of the five key components that make investment whose objective is preservation These plans usually offer a variety of invest- Although lenders have varying standards, up your score, Payment History carries of principal. Typically, with these types of ment options, including several growth-ori- a score in the high 600’s or low 700’s is gen- the most weight (35 percent). Therefore, vehicles, the shorter the term, the lower ented accounts. Plus, any earnings are typi- erally considered “good” while a rating of it’s important to always prioritize payment the interest rate — but since your goal is cally tax-deferred, which means your money 760 or higher is considered to be “excellent.” of items reflected on your reports. If you basically to have a certain amount of money could grow faster than if it were placed in an Scores that fall between 620 and 679 are have past-due bills, judgments or collection available at a certain time, you might be investment on which you paid taxes every questionable, and a score lower than 619 accounts, make arrangements to pay them less interested in what return you’ll get on year. So try to take full advantage of your may disqualify an applicant from getting a as soon as possible. Some creditors may this particular investment, as opposed to employer’s plan — at a minimum, contrib- loan at all. accept a portion of an amount due as pay- the return you might hope for from other, ute enough to earn a match, if one is offered. If your score is lower than you’d like it to ment in full. longer-term vehicles. Then, every time your salary goes up, boost be, here are some ideas that can help get that • One last note — keep your requests for In fact, while you are saving for your your contributions. score going up, up, up. new credit to a minimum. Believe it or not, down payment on your home, or for other With discipline and perseverance, you • First, obtain your credit score reports new credit (and the credit inquiries that short-term goals, you also need to be think- can move toward both your distant and from the three major credit score report- result) make up 10 percent of your score and imminent goals. ing agencies (Equifax, Experian and can ultimately drag your score down. And that’s the long Transunion). Review each report, and if you If you need further assistance, a qualified and the short of it. find errors, contact the agency and do what lender should be able to provide some spe- Can’t file on time? you can to get the report corrected. cific tips, based on your own circumstances, This article was • Use your credit cards regularly. Paying that will help you get on the fast track to Get an extension written by Edward in cash does nothing to improve your credit improving your overall score. Jones for use by score. Lenders want to see responsible use your local Edward of credit, so it’s important that you demon- Donna Pearson enjoyed a successful 30-year If you can’t file your 2013 tax return by the April 15 Jones Financial strate your ability to manage debt and your career in the real estate management indus- deadline, you can request an extension from the IRS by Advisor. Please con- capacity to make payments in a timely and try and now helps connect buyers and sellers tact Jeff Burdick, consistent fashion. with the right agent. Please e-mail questions April 15 and get until October 15, 2014, to file. The your local Edward extension is automatic, meaning no explanation is • Using credit cards does not mean that for future “Ask the Realtor” columns to ask- Jones Advisor in you should maintain high balances on those [email protected] or contact Sullivan necessary. But getting an extension doesn’t give you Sturbridge at 508- cards. In fact, your credit score gets the big- & Company Real Estate at (413) 245-1062. We more time to pay taxes due for 2013. For filing assistance, 347-1420 or jeff.bur- gest boost from knocking off the balances are here to help! Visit www.sullivanandcom- contact our office. dick@edwardjones. on cards completely. If you’re juggling a panyrealestate.com. com. number of existing balances, pay down the 426 Worcester Rd. Helping you go from facts to decisions Charlton, MA 01507-1506 508-248-1040 Fax: 508-248-3927 www.pedcocpa.com Channell heads to State House for ACS Lobby Day care because it’s appropriate at any CHANNELL age and at any stage in a serious ill- continued from page A­­­ 1 See a photo you ness, and can be provided along with and Education Program and a pal- curative treatment. As Channell put liative care access initiative in the it, “It’s about treating the person, not Commonwealth. just the disease.” would like to order? The bill is currently being debated Policy initiatives Cancer Action by the Committee of Health Care Network volunteers advocated for at Finance. the Lobby Day would address patient Photo Reprints Available “We’ve made great strides in new American Cancer Society’s Cancer barriers to palliative care in two key treatments and in helping people live Action Network set up on the fourth areas by ensuring sufficient num- as long as possible, but the strides in floor of the Massachusetts State House bers of specialists to teach doctors Call Stonebridge Press for details helping people live as well as possible for their annual Lobby Day Monday, and nurses to provide high quality haven’t matched,” said Dr. Christina March 31. palliative care, and by investing in 508-764-4325 or drop us an email at Ullrich, an oncologist at Children’s research on ways to improve patient Hospital Boston and Dana-Farber liative care team was able to help the quality of life through such care. who also specializes in palliative family set up his living room with After stopping in Gobi’s office and [email protected] care. the medical equipment he needed, Rep. Peter Durant’s office, Channell She told coordinate webcam-based schooling, met with Sen. Stephen Brewer, who a group of and provide support for his siblings himself is a five-year cancer survi- legislators living at home. vor. Weekly Crossword and Cancer A Cancer Action Network volun- Brewer said major funding for can- Action teer told the same group how a palli- cer research should come from the April 11, 2014 Network ative care team was able to help her federal government, but agreed that volunteers husband live his final days peacefully “comfort, care and understanding” Across about a at home, by treating his pain, sleep- should come from the state level. 12-year-old lessness and anxiety even after he Flipping through a print out of the 1. Permanent, dome- boy she’s had made the decision to stop active proposed bill Channell brought into shaped ice covers cared for treatment for pancreatic cancer. their meeting, Brewer said visits like 8. Depart hastily and who want- “It’s hard to use the word ‘lucky’ hers help lawmakers connect legisla- secretly ed nothing in the same sentence as pancreatic tion to people. 15. Day play more than cancer, but we were because of the “This is sort of dry legislation, but 16. Kind of mark to get bet- comprehensive treatment,” she said. the passion helps,” he said. “It puts a 17. Chattering idly ter from “But we shouldn’t have to be lucky. It face to the issue.” 18. Person who spoils the comfort should be available for every citizen Amanda Collins may be reached at a project by med- of his own in the Commonwealth.” (508) 909-4132 or by email at acollins@ dling home. A pal- Palliative care differs from hospice stonebridgepress.com. 19. Astrological ram 20. “It’s no ___!” 22. Dutch pottery city 23. Young herring canned as a sardine 24. Kind of position 26. 100 dinars 27. “Comprende?” 28. Magazine 30. “___ moment” 31. Slips 33. Signaled with a gesture 35. Duck’s home 37. Cleave 38. Condition of snow below 32 degrees Down 24. Mad 53. Radio receiver 42. Blue-pencil 25. Situated on the 55. Red ink amount 46. “MS. Found in a 1. Stalemate side 57. Length x width, Bottle” writer 2. ___ pigeon 28. Bikini, e.g. for a rectangle 47. Scrimmage players 3. Internet seller 29. Flax fabric 59. Compete 49. Former French 4. Acknowledged 32. “Tarzan” extra 61. Female sheep coin 5. Cuckoos 34. “That’s ___ ...” 50. Certain herring 6. Ballpoint, e.g. 36. Inhabitants 52. Kind of engineer 7. Proceeds without 38. Parvenu This Week’s Answers 53. Anchovy contain- interruption 39. One who has no ers 8. The way in which a chance of success 54. Add up person behaves (hyphenated) 56. Make a sharp turn 9. Victorian, for one 40. Beef and vegeta- 57. Some wedding 10. Diamond, e.g. bles enclosed in guests 11. According to (2 pastry (2 wds) 58. Say yes wds) 41. Devine being 60. Ruptured 12. Vertical stone or 43. Fatuous 62. Checks (2 wds) wood segment 44. Hold 63. Child 8-14 years dividing a window 45. Wrestled vigor- old 13. Having irreverence ously 64. Locks for what is sacred 48. ___ Mouse, car- 65. Done by Dec. 31 14. Established resi- toon superhero dence 51. Mends by weaving 21. Check thread B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 11, 2014 • 9 OBITUARIES Eileen M. Forsythe, 92 Gerald J. Tekut, 55 WHITINSVILLE was the daughter of Charles J. Sr. and Mary UXBRIDGE — Gerald where he was stationed in Virginia. — Eileen M. (Reilly) C. (Dorsey) Reilly and lived in Whitinsville J. “Jerry” Tekut, 55, He worked as a painter for several area Forsythe, 92, passed her entire life. of Garden Street, died contractors in his younger days. away Friday, April 4, Mrs. Forsythe worked at the former Saturday, April 5, 2014 Jerry was very creative and enjoyed 2014 at St. Camillus Whitin Machine Works in Whitinsville, Health Center after an Comtran Cable and Wal-Mart as a cashier at his home. woodcarving especially hand carving walk- illness. for 10 years until her retirement at age 89. He is survived by his ing canes. She is predeceased by She was a graduate of Northbridge High loving wife of 16 years, He was a great collector, especially of her husband of 57 years, School Class of 1939. Donna (Midgley) Tekut; antiques and enjoyed tinkering around and James F. Forsythe, Sr. She loved to work, play the lottery, go on his parents, Robert fixing things for his family and friends His who died May 7, 2003. trips to Twin River Casino and especially Tekut of Florida and zest for life was fishing. He was an avid She is survived by 2 spending time with her family. Barbara (Johnson) freshwater and saltwater fisherman partic- sons, James F. Forsythe Her funeral was held Monday, April 7 Tekut of Ashland; 6 Jr. and his wife Colleen and Raymond J. from Jackman Funeral Home, 12 Spring ularly enjoying fishing at Third Beach in Forsythe and his wife Jane, all of Uxbridge; St. with a Mass at 11 a.m. in St. Patrick’s children, Danielle Middleton, RI. a sister, Eunice L. Evers of Whitinsville; Church, 1 Cross St. Whitinsville. Burial was Tekut, Samantha Tekut, Jerry will be missed by all who knew 4 grandchildren: Kellie Hanscom, Nathan, in St. Patrick’s Cemetery. Faren Mae Tekut, Jeff him. Kate, and Christopher Forsythe; and 2 Donations in Eileen’s memory may be Taylor, Kolby Taylor His Celebration of Life will be at a held great-grandchildren, Jesse and Abigail made to St. Camillus Activity Fund, 447 Hill and Shelby Taylor, all at the ocean at a date that is convenient for Hanscom; as well as many nieces and St. Whitinsville, MA 01588. of Uxbridge; 2 brothers, the family. nephews. She is predeceased by a brother, To leave a condolence message for the Steven and Danny Tekut; 2 sisters, Roberta In lieu of flowers, please make donations Charles J. “Sonny” Reilly Jr. and a sister, family, please visit www.jackmanfuneral- Helen R. Adams. homes.com. Pocklington and Kim Tekut and many niec- for his youngest daughter Faren’s educa- Born in Whitinsville on Dec. 31, 1921 she es and nephews. He also leaves his best tion payable to Faren Tekut, c/o Bank of friend and fishing buddy, Charlie Corbett. America, 158 N. Main St., Uxbridge, MA Born in Framingham on Nov. 9, 1958 01569. To leave a condolence message for Carol J. Krasnecky, 55 he grew up in and was educated in the the family, please visit www.jackmanfu- Framingham School system and moved to neralhomes.com. SOUTHBRIDGE Tamara Nelson of Reno, NV and Michael Uxbridge 15 years ago. — Carol J. (Nelson) Nelson of St. Louis. He served as a Private in the U.S. Army Krasnecky, 55, of Carol was predeceased by her beloved Southbridge, died daughter, Kerri Krasnecky in 2013. Wednesday, April 2, Carol was born in Waterville, Maine. 2014 at Kindred Nursing She worked as a home health care worker George J. Saad, Jr., 83 and Rehabilitation - for many years and cared for her grandson, Oakwood, Webster. Brandon. OXFORD – George George J. and Joanna (Monterio) Saad Sr., She leaves her sons, Carol was a member of the Southbridge J. “Junior” “Tuta” and lived most of his life in Oxford. Andy, Charles and Chad East Congregation of Jehovah Witnesses. Saad, Jr., 83, of Rawson He graduated from Oxford High School Krasnecky; six grand- A memorial talk will be held at the Avenue, died Saturday, in 1949. children, Chelsea, Alexis, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, 700 April 5, 2014, at UMass He was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean Damian, Savannah, Worcester Road in Southbridge. Burial will Summer Rose and Brandon; many niec- be in Hope Cemetery, Worcester. Memorial Medical War. es and nephews. She also leaves behind Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 School Center – University Mr. Saad retired in 1995 as a captain with her mother, Donna (Nelson) Koza, step-fa- Street, Webster is directing arrangements. Campus in Worcester. the Worcester County Sheriff’s Department ther, Robert Koza; siblings, Sharon Nelson A guest book is available at www. He is survived by his in Worcester, after 18 years of service. of Worcester, Susan Selby of Northbridge, shaw-majercik.com. wife of 20 years, Jeanette He was a member of the Worcester D. “Jeannie” Konkol- County Sheriff’s Association and a member Saad of Oxford; three of the V.F.W. Post 5663 in Oxford. Mariette A. Carles, 87 sons, Kevin L. Saad He enjoyed boating and loved to dance. and his wife Cheryl of A funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. on UXBRIDGE was the daughter of Louis and Christina — Marietta A. (Merolli) (Cimini) Merolli and lived in New York for Austin, TX, David L. Friday, April 11, 2014, at St. Roch’s Church, Carles, 87, formerly of a time before settling in in Uxbridge. Saad and his wife Elise 332 Main St., Oxford. Those attending are 45 Centennial Ct., died Marietta worked as a hostess at the for- of Rumney, NH, and respectfully requested to meet directly at Friday, April 4, 2014 at St. mer Cocke n’ Kettle in Uxbridge for 25 years John J. Marcustry and the church. Military burial will follow at St. Camillus Health Center until her retirement. his wife Michelle of Douglas; two brothers, Roch’s Cemetery in Oxford. where she had been a Marietta was a very hard worker and Harry G. Saad of Dudley and Franklin G. Calling hours are Thursday, April 10, resident since June. enjoyed shopping. She was very much a “Sonny” Saad of Oxford; four sisters, Mary 2014, from 4-8 p.m. at Paradis-Givner She is predeceased by people person and loved children. She was J. Guy, Alice “Lou” Saad, Anne J. Nalesky, Funeral Home, 357 Main St., Oxford. her husband Louis P. a member of St. Mary’s Church in Uxbridge. Carles who died on May Her funeral was held Wednesday, April and Tina J. Winneburg, all of Oxford; five In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- 11, 1985. 9 from Tancrell-Jackman Funeral Home, grandchildren, many nephews and nieces; tions may be made to the American Heart She is survived by 35 Snowling Rd., Uxbridge followed by and Melisa L. Reardon and her husband Association, P.O. Box 417005, Boston, MA her companion, Joseph Dimera; 3 sisters, a Mass in St Mary’s Church, 71 Mendon Brad and their family, who he thought of 02241-7005. Frances M. Gniadek of Uxbridge, Viola St. Uxbridge. Burial was in St. Mary’s as his daughter. www.paradisfuneralhome.com Gifford and her husband John of Woodstock, Cemetery. He was born in Oxford, the son of the late CT, and Barbara Anderson and her husband Donations in Marietta’s memory may be Paul of N. Smithfield, RI; a brother, Louis made to St. Camillus Activity Fund, 447 Hill Merolli of Mendon, MA and many nieces, St. Whitinsville, MA 01588. nephews, and cousins. To leave a condolence message for the She was predeceased by a brother, Albert family, please visit www.jackmanfuneral- Merolli. homes.com. Born in Uxbridge on June 23, 1926 she John D. Manning, 89 THE VILLAGES, Fla. – Submarine Veterans of World War II. He John Douglas Manning, was one of the last surviving members of 89, passed from this life this esteemed organization. He was a mem- Tuesday, March 25, 2014. ber of the American Legion Post 347 of Lady Born in Douglas, MA Lake. he was the son of the John was predeceased by his first wife, late John P. and Phoebe Mary (Budreau) Manning in 1981, by his (Blake) Manning. John second wife, Fay (Brown) Manning in 2002 came to The Villages and his son, James Manning in 2007. from Douglas in 2004. He leaves a son, John L. Manning and A Navy veteran of wife Autumn of Sarasota, FL; a daughter, World War II he served Marylee Manning of Weirsdale, FL; a broth- his country with distinc- er, Phillip Manning and sister, Grace Prior tion in the Submarine both of Douglas, MA and 3 grandchildren. Service. A funeral Mass was held in St. Timothy’s John worked for the Catholic Church, The Villages on Mobil Oil Corp. for 40 Wednesday, April 9. Committal services years. will be held in Douglas Center Cemetery, His favorite pastime Douglas, MA at a later date. was playing horseshoes. For on-line sentiments visit www. He was a member of St. Timothy hiers-baxley.com. Catholic Community and the United States Norman R. Parkhurst, 86 WHITINSVILLE – Jeffrey Parkhurst of Boston; a brother, Norman R. “Parky” Clarence Parkhurst of Raleigh, NC, and Parkhurst, 86, of several nieces and nephews. Whitinsville died He is predeceased by a sister Eleanor Wednesday, April 2, 2014 Evans and his longtime dearest friend in St. Camillus Health Louise E. Murray. Center, Whitinsville. Interment was in Maplewood Cemetery, Mr. Parkhurst was a Maple St., Upton. truck driver for Seaver’s Express in Milford In lieu of flowers, memorial donations for 35 years, retiring in 1991 and a longtime may be made to St. Camillus Renovation member of the Teamsters Local # 170 of Fund, 447 Hill Street, Whitinsville, MA Worcester. 01588. He was born in Millville on June 20, Buma Funeral Home, 480 Church St., 1927, the son of the late Clarence and Irene Whitinsville, directed the arrangements. (Erickson) Parkhurst. www.bumafuneralhome.com He attended Mendon public schools. A resident of Whitinsville since 1971, he had pre- viously lived in Milford, Upton, and Mendon. Mr. Parkhurst was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II and the Korean War and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1385 in Uxbridge and the American Legion Post in Seminole, FL. He is survived by a son, Robert N. and his wife Kathy Parkhurst of Franklin; 3 grandsons, Brian Saturday, April 12, 2014 7:00 PM Parkhurst of Sunday, April 13, 2014 2:30 PM Franklin, Kevin Parkhurst of Auburn High School Auditorium • Tickets $12.00 Honokaa, HI, and For Ticket Information Call 508 832-7711 ext 2036 10 • Friday, April 11, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEARNING the return of the Dan Stefanilo Memorial The amount allocated for scholarships Uxbridge Woman’s Club Track and Trails Race at the Uxbridge High varies each year depending upon proceeds EDUCATION School on May 10. from the Garden Club’s annual plant sale, UXBRIDGE — The Uxbridge Woman’s Hopefully, the snow drifts will be a distant other fundraising efforts and the number Club scholarship forms are now available at memory, and the Uxbridge community will of qualified recipients. Payments are made NOTEBOOK the guidance office at Uxbridge High School. come out to enjoy some fresh spring air! by the Grafton Garden Club directly to the The deadline for application is April 30. The race includes both a 5K and a 1-mile institution the scholarship recipient will There are two scholarships being offered. “fun” run. Run, jog or walk on the beautiful be attending to be applied to on-campus The Helen Ryan Scholarship is offered to Uxbridge High School Track and scenic expenses. All applicants will receive notifi- Becker College candidate who is a member of the graduat- trails. The younger kids can participate cation of this year’s awards by June 1, 2014. ing class of Uxbridge High School. The can- WORCESTER — The following students in a 1-mile fun run around the track with The Grafton Garden Club is a non-profit didate must have attended Uxbridge High were named to the Becker College Dean’s ribbons awarded to all fun run participants. organization that has members from many School during his/her sophomore, junior List for fall 2013. The UEF is a non-profit, 501(c) 3 organi- and senior years of high school and must area towns. The Club provides scholarships Matthew Gurney, of Douglas be a resident of the Town of Uxbridge at the zation established by a group of concerned and grants to area students and schools for Kelsey Norberg, of Uxbridge time of application. Uxbridge citizens looking to enrich the edu- the educational pursuit of horticulture. Bradley Rienstra, of Douglas The Uxbridge Woman’s Club Scholarship cation of the students in our public schools. Staci Tokarz, of Douglas of $1,000 is offered to a candidate who is a Dan Stefanilo was a superintendent of Tyler Wagar, of Uxbridge resident of the Town of Uxbridge and must schools who passed away suddenly in 2009. Town of Uxbridge Scholarship James Woodward, of Northbridge be a graduating senior from an accredited Dan was instrumental in establishing the high school. foundation and worked each year to support Fund Applications Available the efforts of the group. Proceeds allow the Stonehill College UEF the opportunity to provide grant fund- UXBRIDGE — This unique scholarship Whitinsville Christian School ing and scholarships to the Uxbridge public fund provides financial assistance to any EASTON — Douglas native Megan schools and its students. Since its inception Town resident who is pursuing a degree or Batson, a member of the Class of 2015 at WHITINSVILLE — Whitinsville Christian in 2005, the UEF has awarded more than certification after receiving a high school Stonehill College in Easton, will be one of 50 School will hold its very successful annual $80,000 in grants and scholarships. diploma or GED. Financial assistance is students at the College who will be conduct- auction on Saturday, April 12, in the Krull 8 a.m. – Registration available to adults who are returning to ing research with Stonehill faculty this sum- Memorial Auditorium on campus. 9 a.m. – 1-Mile Fun Run (ages 10 and school, as well as seniors who are gradu- mer through the Summer Undergraduate With more than 400 items, last year’s under) ating from school. The fund makes annual Research Experience (SURE) Program. event raised approximately $40,000 for the 9:30 a.m. – 5K awards based upon financial need, charac- Batson will be working with Assistant school’s operating budget, and this year Entry fee: ADULT: $18 Online, $20 mail ter, scholastic record, and involvement in Professor of Biology Irvin Pan on a proj- promises to be another exciting function in/walk-in under 10: $8 online $10 mail-in/ school activities or community work. ect titled “Expression and Evolution of the for the community. Over 250 attendees are walk-in Scholarship applications are available in TAGL1 gene in wild relatives of Tomato & expected to view and bid on sports memo- Divisions: under 10, 10-14, 15-18, 19-29, the Town Clerk’s office at the Town Hall or Design of a Quantitative Assay for Analysis rabilia, exotic and local trips, restaurants, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+ Guidance Office where the student attends of Gene Expression in Tomato and Wild antiques, gift baskets and so much more. Registration: Online at http://www.light- school. Applications are due by 3:30 p.m. on Relatives.” Tickets are $20 for individuals and $160 boxreg.com/dan-stefanilo-track-and-trail- May 1. The applications should be mailed or The gene TAGL1 has been shown to play a for a table of eight. The evening begins at race hand delivered to: Town Scholarship Fund wide variety of roles in fruit ripening devel- 6:00 p.m. and concludes by 9:30 p.m., with Sponsorship opportunities are available Committee, c/o Office of the Superintendent, opment in tomato plants. This summer, delicious food being served in an environ- for this event, including t-shirt “miler-mark- 21 South Main Street, Uxbridge, MA 01569. Batson and Pan will try to better under- ment surrounded by a motif of spring flow- er” sponsorships. Please help us celebrate Contributions may be made at any time to stand some of the steps that tomatoes have ers. Visit www.whitinsvillechristian.org/ our schools, exercise, and our friend and an the Town Treasurer’s Office. Donations are undergone during domestication, and see auction or call Olympia Caswell at 508-372- avid athlete, Dan. tax deductible. what roles the ripening gene TAGL1 may 3278 to volunteer or purchase tickets. have played in this process. Batson will ana- lyze the expression of TAGL1 in two other Ocean State Scholarship Douglas Primary School plants, S.pimpinellifolium and S.pennellii, Douglas Octoberfest Scholarship to provide insight into the conservation UXBRIDGE — The Ocean State Power DOUGLAS — The Douglas Preschool and diversification of function of this gene. DOUGLAS — Douglas Octoberfest is Scholarship application form is available to Program is accepting Preschool Applications Batson and one other student, both biology pleased to announce two ways we are giving download on their website at www.uxbridg- from Douglas residents for the 2014-2015 majors, plan to present their findings at the back to the community — the Octoberfest escholarships.org. school year. Eastern New England Biological Conference Grant Program and the Octoberfest Students are instructed to type their Applications are available on the Douglas in the spring of 2015. Scholarship Program. responses directly into the form, save it and Public Schools website or by calling the The scholars and their faculty mentors Scholarship Program: Each year a print it. Completed applications are due to: Douglas Primary School at 508-476-2154. are the 19th group to work under the SURE Douglas resident is selected to receive a Guidance Office, Uxbridge High School, 300 Children must be 3 years of age by Sept. 1, Program, which provides students with an non-renewable $500 scholarship, which is Quaker Highway, Uxbridge, MA 01569 by 2 2014. Deadline for applications is April 15. opportunity to perform significant, pub- be used toward tuition or books at any p.m. on Tuesday, April 29. lishable research under the guidance of an accredited institution of higher learning. experienced faculty researcher. This Scholarship is non-renewable and Millbury and S The research experience will help to must be applied toward tuition or books. Grafton Garden provide Stonehill students with a competi- Application can be found at www.doug- utton Cultural Councils tive advantage in graduate and profession- lasoctoberfest.com and must be postmarked Club Scholarships al school applications and in post-college no later than midnight April 31. MILLBURY — The Millbury Cultural employment opportunities, as well as to Grant Program: Due to the continued suc- GRAFTON — The Grafton Garden Club Council, in conjunction with the Sutton provide assistance to faculty in research cess of the event the Committee sometimes awards scholarships each year to residents Cultural Council, will host an art show activities. has a surplus of funds after all financial obli- of Grafton. To qualify, a resident must and sale May 15-23 at the Millbury Public gations have been met, including reserves attend or plan to attend an accredited insti- Library. for future events. Being a non-profit group tution to pursue studies in one of the follow- Adults and students grades 4th and up itself, the Octoberfest Committee disburses ing fields — agriculture, botany, forestry, are encouraged to submit entries. The show Uxbridge Scholarships these surplus funds through grants to local horticulture, landscape architecture, envi- will feature oil and acrylic paintings, water- non-profit organizations. Application can UXBRIDGE — Local scholarships are ronmental science or plant and soil science. colors, photographs, graphic art and mixed be found at www.douglasoctoberfest.com available at the Uxbridge High School An application form must be completed media. and must be postmarked no later than mid- Guidance Office for UHS Seniors. There and returned with an official transcript of Drop off date for entries is Saturday, May night April 31. are also scholarships available for high the applicant’s grades, at least one letter 10, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the library. school seniors who are residents of the of recommendation and a letter describing Brochures and complete instructions will town but attend high school elsewhere. A why the applicant is qualified to receive a be available at the Millbury and Sutton listing of these scholarships is available Dan Stefanilo Memorial Grafton Garden Club scholarship. A per- Public Libraries and on the Town of on the high school’s website: http://www. sonal interview may be requested. The final Millbury websites (www.millbury-ma.org). uxbridgehighschool.net. The deadline to Track and Trails Race deadline for application is May 1, 2014. Millbury and Sutton Cultural Councils are submit scholarships is April 30. UXBRIDGE — The Uxbridge Education An application form may be obtained local agencies funded by the Massachusetts Foundation (UEF) is excited to announce by calling the Chair of the Scholarship Cultural Council, a state agency. Committee at 508-839-1662.

Learning Briefs riculum includes eight courses; Uxbridge who take courses in the PTE program enter teacher training, a full computer lab, relat- UHS adopts High School will begin by offering college better prepared, knowing what to ed engineering software, materials and Introduction to Engineering Design and expect of the college engineering courses. equipment. STEM education program Principles of Engineering in the 2014-2015 Additionally, Uxbridge is partnering with “Uxbridge High School is incredibly school year. Plans to expand offerings to area colleges like Worcester Polytechnic thankful for the continued support from UXBRIDGE — Uxbridge High School has include courses like Civil Engineering and Institute to allow eligible students to trans- the Andrews Foundation. With their help, announced that it adopted Project Lead The Architecture are underway for the 2015- fer credits when they have successfully we are able to provide this important and Way (PLTW)’s Pathway to Engineering pro- 2016 school year. Throughout PTE, students completed PLTW courses. In addition to meaningful program for our students,” gram and will begin offering Engineering learn and apply the design process, acquire college credits students will also be able said Bennett. pathway courses at the beginning of the strong teamwork and communication pro- to take an industry certification test for In addition to providing world-class 2014-2015 school year. ficiencies, and develop organizational, crit- Autodesk Software. STEM curricula to middle and high PLTW is the nation’s leading provider ical-thinking, and problem-solving skills. “PLTW has a long history of successfully schools, PLTW provides ongoing, high of STEM curricula to middle and high Students apply the concepts they are learn- engaging students in STEM subjects,” said quality professional development training schools with more than 5,100 programs in ing in math and science in order to find UHS Principal Tara Bennett. “Uxbridge for middle and high school teachers so they all 50 states and the District of Columbia. solutions to real-world problems. Students is proud to offer PLTW to our students, can effectively implement – and teach – the The Pathway To Engineering (PTE) cur- giving them an advantage over their peers engaging hands-on, project-based curric- when it comes to high school, college and ulum. Uxbridge High School Technology career readiness. We believe our commu- teacher Michael Smutok will begin this PTA members enlist residents nity will also see the benefits of PLTW as training in the summer of 2014. the pool of highly skilled workers for local PLTW schools also benefit from the orga- businesses increases.” nization’s network of Fortune 500 compa- to support upcoming override The funding for this program was made nies, state leaders, and university affili- Superintendent Nancy age, single-family home val- possible by a grant from the Andrews ations, which provide students opportu- SOS Technology Foundation. The founda- nities for college credit, scholarships and continued from page A­­­ 1 Spitulnik and the budget ued at $200,000 can expect override proposal to prevent to pay $198 more in taxes tion was formed as part of a beneficiary admissions preferences. The College and trust established by the late Forest and Career Readiness program at Uxbridge “Especially for the first five years of detrimental per year the first year with meeting, we felt that we had cuts to the district with cuts years two through five see- Carolyn W. Andrews to promote recogni- High School is working on establishing a ton of support,” said Tracy. of over $1.2 million dollars ing a $56 increase. tion for individual students enrolled in relationships with local business and “The fundraiser is called to the budget every year, for Both Zanca and Tracy the Technology/Engineering Education industry professionals to serve as men- ‘Paint the Town Maroon and the next five years.” said they hope to see the Program (formally known as Industrial tors and share their real-world experiences White,’ and we have painted The SOS group is not affil- override combined with Arts Education) and for the enrichment with students. almost 150 driveways in the iated with the public school the possible push for four of existing Technology/Engineering cur- first two weeks. We are find- system, but does have the new firemen that the town riculum. The grant will specifically fund ing that people who didn’t support of the Northbridge is making. They said it may know [about the override] School Committee up the possibility for people Chairman Randi Zanca, to support the effort. of chilled fruit, fresh fruit are eager to know more. I in season, choice of ice cold am hopeful that this will be who in an e-mail said she Tracy said if the override “whole heartedly supports” fails to pass, children in milk. successful.” Thursday, April 17: She said to become the effort to help maintain the district will “lack the bomb with melted cheese, Chicken sandwich, sweet involved with the group or what the district currently opportunity to further their BLACKSTONE seasoned pepper & onion, potato fries, lemon zest broc- to have a driveway paint- offers. education.” She said anoth- VALLEY TECH Caesar salad, lite salad coli, choice of chilled fruit, ed, residents are encour- “I am ready for the May 6 er big “fear” is that the dis- Town Meeting, where I will trict will lose kids to school Monday, April 14: Crispy dressings, choice of chilled fresh fruit in season, choice age to visit facebook.com/ mozzarella sticks, marina- fruit, fresh fruit in season, of ice cold milk. northbridgesos or email the shout my ‘aye’ in favor of choice, which will cost the putting the override on the schools $5,000 per pupil. ra sauce, sweet corn, ranch choice of ice cold milk, jell-o. Friday, April 18: BVT’S organization at northbridg- hummus dip, whole wheat Wednesday, April 16: own cheese pizza, Caesar [email protected]. ballot,” said Zanca. “I am ready to vote.” Joy Richard may be deli roll, margarine, choice American chop suey, fresh salad, lite salad dressings, According to a fact sheet of chilled fruit, fresh fruit In a breakdown of the pos- reached at 508-909-4129 or tossed salad, lite salad dress- choice of chilled fruit, fresh from SOS, “The committee in season, choice of ice cold sible $3 million override the by email at jrichard@stone- ings, fresh whole wheat fruit in season, choice of ice was formed in reaction to milk. resident living in an aver- bridgepress.com. bread, margarine, choice cold milk, brownie. Northbridge Public School’s Tuesday, April 15: Steak B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 11, 2014 • 11 Sports Rams hold off Oxford baseball in season openers OPENER tage early in the season. fourth, Liam Pickett walked, stole second Carroll then shut the door down with a continued from page A1­­­ “We chipped away, but it’s tough to come and advanced to third on a throwing error. 1-2-3 seventh inning, ending the contest. back here down 3-0.” Jared Buckley replicated what Caissie did, “I have a lot of young guys, so getting these “It’s opening day, it’s early, and they’re a Carroll and Oxford starting pitcher Steve hitting a groundout to plate Pickett. early wins is pretty big for us,” Demagian real good team,” he said. “That’s a real good Lemieux both threw scoreless first innings, The Rams then added a run in the fifth said. “I have five sophomore starters. My pitcher and pitchers tend to have the advan- but Northbridge got its big hit in the second. inning to take a two-run lead when Rob expectation is that we get better as we go Liam Cunningham opened the frame with Fraser reached via a fielder’s choice and along — that’s my only expectation.” a single and Cam Richards moved him took second on a Michael Quinn walk. From For Oxford, Richards thought that the over to second on a sacrifice bunt. Bryan there he got caught in a rundown, but a southpaw Lemieux (4 2/3 innings, four runs Bedigian then walked and Jeremy Michaud throwing error allowed Fraser to reach — three earned — five hits, four strikeouts, singled. After Lemieux induced a strikeout, third and head for home. Fraser then scored three walks) and Buckley (1 1/3 innings, one Galimi found the left-center gap for the on a collision at the plate, making it 4-2. hit, one strikeout, one walk) pitched effec- three RBI hit. Oxford remained resilient and cut it to a tively for so early in the season. The Pirates chipped away, though, as one-run game again when Nick Bates broke “They threw strikes for the most part and they scored once in the top of the third and up Carroll’s no-hit bid leading off the top of they were around the plate,” he said. “It’s another in the fourth. In the third Dennis the sixth with a double. Pickett then singled good for early in the year.” Sneade walked and advanced to third on a to put runners on the corners and Bates Overall, things could be looking up for the pair of passed balls. Dan Caissie then hit eventually scored, but it was courtesy of a Pirates, despite the loss. him in courtesy of a groundout. Then, in the 6-4-3 double play turned by Northbridge, “There’s a lot of positives and a lot of their second of the contest. things that we can learn from this,” he “We turned a couple of double plays, said. “My goal every year is to get them to which helped us out,” Demagian said. “Our 10 wins. We would expect to be in the dis- middle infield is pretty good, so we’re going tricts.” to do that a lot this year.”

Oxford first baseman Dennis Sneade reaches up to secure an out on a close play. Northbridge’s Jared Buckley of Oxford scoops the ball out of the Cam Richards was credited with a sacrifice bunt dirt before making a clean throw from his third in the at-bat. base position.

Oxford starter Steve Lemieux unleashes a pitch to the plate during first inning action. Liam Cunningham of Northbridge rears back before swinging away at an upcoming pitch.

Rob Fraser of Northbridge stares at the Oxford pitcher while taking a generous lead off first base.

Northbridge second baseman Koby Schofer gets low to field the ball to start a second inning double Oxford catcher James Sheehan reaches his glove up to catch the ball after a swing and a miss by a play. Northbridge batter.

Sports Briefs field, will take place Tuesday-Thursday, Football and Cheer will hold registrations. Uxbridge Sunday morning soft- April 22-24, from 9 a.m. to noon with a rain The event will welcome boys and girls from date of Friday. The age requirement is 7-18 Oxford, Webster and Douglas ages 5-16 for ball league has team openings and all kids are grouped according to age. cheer and grades 2-8 for football into the Students will learn the basics of pitching organization. For more information please There are openings for teams in a Sunday and/or catching and must bring own gear. visit the league’s website at piratesayfc. morning softball league in Uxbridge. Games The cost is $100 per child, which includes com. are in a doubleheader format and run from a T-shirt. Any questions please call (508) the end of April until the middle of August. 929-8852, (774) 230-3872 or email dbaker1@ For more information please contact Marc worcester.edu. The flyer is available at wsu- Calarese at (774) 633-0501 or email marccala- lancers.com/camps/clinics [email protected]. Oxford/Webster Pirates Worcester State to host annual Youth Football and Cheer pitchers and catchers clinic registration set The 13th annual Worcester State University Baseball Pitchers and Catchers On Saturday, April 12 from 9 a.m. to noon Courtesy photos Clinic, held on the new Lancer baseball at the Oxford Community Center (4 Maple Saturday, April 12 is the date set for registration into the 2014 season of the Oxford/Webster Pirates Road) the Oxford/Webster Pirates Youth Youth Football and Cheer organization. 12 • Friday, April 11, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune Sports Page’s gem helps lead Spartans past Leicester, 7-2

BY JON GOUIN out four. SPORTS CORRESPONDENT The fourth inning saw Page get into a UXBRIDGE — It was cold, it was driz- jam as Leicester co-captain Tyler Kowalczyk zling and it was breezy. So therefore, it must reached on a two-base error to open the be baseball season in New England. The frame. Another error and a walk loaded the Uxbridge Spartans hosted the Leicester bases for the Wolverines, but Page struck out Wolverines in a Southern Worcester County back-to-back batters to shut down the rally League matchup last Friday, April 4, on what with his Spartans in front, 6-0. was a miserable afternoon, weather-wise at It wasn’t until the top of the sixth inning least. that Leicester broke through. The Spartans took a six-inning gem of a Rich Garabedian led off the frame with a start from team co-captain Mitch Page and single, and when Page tried to pick him off a sloppy first inning of Wolverines defense of first, the throw sailed into foul territory to move to 2-0 on the young season with a 7-2 moving Garabedian to second. That’s when victory. Meanwhile, Leicester fell to 0-1 in Anthony Nataro singled him home for the what was their season-opener. Wolverines’ first run of the season, making “It’s only the second time we’ve been out- it 6-1. Camden Hart followed with his second side. Yesterday was the first time we got walk of the day and then a passed ball scored to play on a baseball diamond, but that’s Nataro to make it 6-2. what happens in New England,” explained Unfortunately for Leicester, that was all Leicester head coach Fred LaFlash. “We they could muster against Uxbridge. Josh probably weren’t too ready to play in that Bell came on for the top of the seventh and first inning with the couple mistakes.” retired the Wolverines in order to close out Those miscues led to a 5-0 deficit by the the 7-2 win. close of the first inning of play. The first five On Page’s performance: “He looked real Uxbridge batters reached base and scored in good,” Rice said. “He had his fastball going the nightmare season-opening frame before and he was hitting his spots. He had a really Leicester starter Jake Smith settled down to good game and he kept us in it.” get out of the inning. LaFlash knew what to expect coming into Leadoff hitter Jerrette Hughes got things the game with so little practice and a young started for the Spartans as he reached on an crew. error and Page followed up with the same “It was good to get out there and get the Jon Gouin photos result. A walk to Pat Berthlette loaded the first one behind us. We’re young, but it’s a Uxbridge’s Mitch Page throws a pitch against visiting Leicester on April 4, an eventual 7-2 Spartans bases for Jared Stewart, who singled in the great group of kids and if we just keep learn- victory. game’s first run. ing from our mistakes I think we’ll be OK,” Passed balls and wild pitches then became he said. the downfall for the Wolverines as four Alternately, Uxbridge will be looking to occurred, scoring three runs. With the emulate the success they had a year ago, bases still loaded, Mike Tominsky drew a which should be tough considering the turn- walk to force in a run before Nick Juliano over they’ve had. struck out. Justin Pickering followed that up “It’s a good start,” Rice said of being 2-0. with a run-scoring groundout to make it 5-0 “We still made some mistakes, though. We’ve Uxbridge. got to fix that up. Our pitching and defense “We were able to jump on these guys early are going to be solid. We’ve got to get the bats and capitalize on some of their mistakes,” going and we’ll be all right.” recalled Spartans head coach Peter Rice of In the coming week Leicester will play that five-run first inning. “We took advan- four games: April 10 versus Oxford, April tage, jumped on top and just kind of main- 14 at Shepherd Hill, April 15 versus Auburn tained the lead.” and April 17 at David Prouty. Uxbridge will On the mound for Uxbridge, Page (six have a four game week with stops at Auburn innings, four hits, two runs — none earned and Quaboag on April 10 and 11 before home — 11 strikeouts, four walks) was in midsea- games versus Grafton and Oxford on April son form. He coasted through the first three 15 and 17. innings allowing just one hit while striking

Uxbridge’s Cam Gallagher tries to keep his hands warm as he takes a lead off first base during a chilly 7-2 win.

Jared Stewart of Uxbridge launches an RBI single during a five-run first inning versus Leicester last Friday.

Mitch Page of Uxbridge gets a fist-bump from head coach Peter Rice as the Spartans wrapped up the Leadoff man Jerrette Hughes of Uxbridge slides safely into home to score the Spartans’ first run 7-2 victory. of the day. High Hoops Little Shots program a huge success The spring session of the Little Shots bas- possible without their support.” ketball program just concluded at the Hab in Little Shots is a program designed to teach Uxbridge. It was another huge success with kids the fundamentals of the game of basket- over 120 kids in grades K-5 participating. ball and focuses on devolving their skills as The program is run by Dean Hirtle, basket- individuals to give them confidence and the ball director at the Hab. understanding of playing as a team. Little “Our program continues to grow and the Shots sessions are run in the spring, fall and kids do a fantastic job every week,” Hirtle winter each year and are looking to expand said via email. “All our volunteer coaches with a summer camp. Details for all High have done an outstanding job and I appre- Hoops programs can be found on the Hab ciate all their hard work. This would not be website at thehab.com.

The fourth and fifth graders of the Little Shots program.

Courtesy photos The K-1 portion of the Little Shots program. The second and third graders of the Little Shots program.

B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 11, 2014 • 13 Sports Douglas softball kicks season off with 23-7 rout of St. Bernard’s Hannah Furno knocks 100th career base hit

BY JON GOUIN and no walks, was untouchable for we know we can play, it’s all good,” SPORTS CORRESPONDENT the first three innings. A strikeout, said Marston of her late troubles DOUGLAS — The local spring sea- pop out and lineout wrapped up a and the offense that supported her son finally got rolling this past week quick 1-2-3 first inning. outing. as teams across the region took to Things got started quickly for the By the top of the fourth inning, the diamond. Included in that group Douglas offense as Kayla Lightbown Douglas held a 19-0 lead. Highlighted was the Douglas High softball team, (3 for 5) reached on a bunt single by a Ryley Wilkie (3 for 3) two-run who opened their 2014 season host- to start the inning. Things came double, St. Bernard’s posted a three- ing St. Bernard’s at Soldiers Field on unglued for Davis who walked the spot in the fourth frame, making it Wednesday, April 2. next four batters to make it 2-0 19-3, and four more runs in the top of Douglas assistant coach Katie Malo informs Hannah Furno that her hit was It was a special day for the Tigers, Tigers. Rebecca Gagnon (2 for 4) the fifth, but all seven were in vain, her 100th, not her 98th, as Malo had said in order to keep the senior’s who poured on the offense early and followed with an RBI single to make as this was the Tigers’ day from the nerves in check. often for their first victory. It was it 3-0, and Shannon Harney (2 for 3) start. also special for senior co-captain followed that with another walk. Douglas posted another four Hannah Furno, who “hit” a career First baseman Emily Martin (3 runs in the bottom of the fourth milestone. The end result was a 23-7 for 4) then hit an RBI single and it inning to call it a day. Things got rout of the Bernardians and the was 5-0 before the Tigers had an going with a Reardon single. That’s 100th career hit for Furno. out. An Ashley Gresian sacrifice fly when Hannah Furno stepped up to “I wanted that monkey off my made it 6-0, then Lightbown again the plate and slapped her 100th hit back as well as her back,” said singled to reload the bases. Kamryn through the left side of the defense. Tigers head coach John Furno of the Reardon (2 for 3) took her second Furno wasn’t aware it was a mile- milestone base hit. “There’s no one base-on-balls of the frame to make stone, though. that eats, drinks and sleeps softball it 7-0 and Marston (3 for 3, 4 runs, “It felt great, but I honestly com- more than her and I’m so proud of 5 RBI) wrapped up the first inning pletely forgot until today, until it her, not only as a coach but as her onslaught with an RBI single. happened,” she said. “It felt awe- father as well.” When the carousel stopped spin- some.” The Furno’s had to wait, though, as ning, Douglas led 8-0 after an inning For the Tigers, the future could that hit didn’t come until Hannah’s and that was all Marston needed. The look bright. final at-bat. In the meantime, her senior co-captain cruised through “That was solid,” said John Furno teammates knocked the cover off the first three innings allowing just of the performance. “I’m proud of the ball, and starting pitcher Anelia one hit while striking out four. these guys, they’ve worked hard. I’ll Douglas leadoff hitter Kayla Lightbown keeps her eye on the ball as she laces Marston stymied St. Bernard’s early “She was lights out, but she threw take that as a first game any day. I one of her three hits on the day. as Douglas built a sizeable lead. a lot of pitches,” said John Furno of need nine more, give me 10 wins and Opposing starter Emily Davis his opening day starter. we’ll take it from there.” pitched the entirety of the contest, Marston faltered in the fourth and “I feel really good about this sea- taking one of the tougher stat lines fifth innings, allowing seven runs, son, starting with this day it’s good, one may encounter: four innings, 23 but it was clear that she was just and I think we’re going to be pretty runs (20 earned), 16 hits, two strike- tiring in an early-season start. good this season,” added Hannah outs, 12 walks and a hit batsmen. “It happens, I mean, the game goes Furno. Alternately, Marston, who went on — they’re going to end up catch- “I can see districts in the future five innings allowing seven earned ing up to my speed — but as long as and I can’t wait for this season,” con- runs on 11 hits with eight strikeouts I just keep on moving the ball and as cluded Marston of the season ahead. long as the team keeps playing like

Douglas’ Kamryn Reardon (6) scores a run and is congratulated by Rebecca Gagnon. Each had two hits, two runs, and two RBI in the Tigers’ big win over St. Bernard’s.

Jon Gouin photos Hannah Furno’s 100th career hit highlighted a 23-7 Douglas victory over St. Bernard’s on opening day, Wednesday, April 2.

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B Section Index Friday, April 11, 2014 Calendar—B Real Estate — B Legal Notices — B Business Directory—B Apple Tree Arts presents ‘E-I-E-I Oops’ WHITINSVILLE — Apple Tree Arts will Baker has directed many productions stage the mini-musical “E-I-E-I Oops” on for Apple Tree Arts and is an elementary Saturday, April 12, at 7 p.m., at GB & Lexi music teacher at Whitinsville Christian Singh Performance Center, 60 Douglas School. Andrew and Katelyn Baker and Road in Whitinsville. Vivian Lu assisted with the production. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for chil- Lauren Baker assisted as a substitute. dren 4 and over and free for younger chil- The 18-cast members are from dren. Tickets will be sold at the door. Grafton, Millville, Northbridge, Oxford, Farmer MacDonald’s barnyard is in an Shrewsbury, Sutton, Upton and Uxbridge. uproar trying to find out why the Cow Grace Walton is from Northbridge can’t moo! The rooster sings tenor, the and Hannah Walton is from Uxbridge. mule chimes in on bass, the chicks are fine Grafton actors include Rachel Block, altos, the pigs sing duets, the sheep sing Molly Grace, Otis Madison, Amanda and loudly and the ducks quack up a storm. Audrey Murdock, Cooper and Lily Often, Enjoy the fun as the animals do their best Rose Warfield, Emma Wierenga, Dylan to help the Cow sing, too. and Jenna Rowe. Ella McCourt is from Laurie Baker, long time theatre arts fac- Millville. Deana Korkidis is from Oxford. ulty member is directing the play. Zofia Sargent is from Shrewsbury. Mallory “This play is ideal for our youngest Barnes is from Sutton. Stacey Goodwin is thespians in grades kindergarten to fourth from Upton. grade,” Baker noted. “I enjoy being part Parent volunteers are helping with the of the children’s early theatrical experi- production in many ways. They are work- ences. It’s fun and rewarding to watch the ing on the show’s marquee, assisting with Courtesy photo students bloom from sometimes shy and make-up, coordinating refreshments, pro- From left, back row, Lily Often, Grace Walton, Rachel Block, Stacey Goodwin, Deana Korkidis, Zofia nervous participants into confident young moting the show, selling tickets and star Sargent, Rose Warfield, Emma Wierenga, Dylan Rowe. Front, Amanda Murdock, Hannah Walton, actors. grams. Mallory Barnes, Madison Otis, Molly Grace, Copper Often, Audrey Murdock, Jenna Rowe. Not pictured, Ella McCourt. 2 • Friday, April 11, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS MORTGAGEE’S SALE sociates, LLP, 1 Batterymarch Park, Suite and have been audited: the Court. Inventory and accounts are not OF REAL ESTATE 309, Quincy, MA 02169. The deed shall Criminal, filed from 1988 through 2000 required to be filed with the Court, but inter- By virtue and in execution of the POWER be delivered within thirty (30) days of receipt Civil, filed from 1988 through 2000 ested parties are entitled to notice regard- OF SALE contained in a certain mortgage of the balance of the purchase price, said Civil Remand Cases, filed from 1988 ing the administration from the Personal given by Barbara-Jeanne Melvin to Ben- receipt being the only condition of escrow. through 2000 Representative and can petition the Court jamin Franklin Bank, a banking institution The successful bidder shall be required to Supplementary Process, filed from in any matter relating to the estate, includ- duly organized under the laws of the Com- sign a Memorandum of Sale containing the 1988 through 2000 ing distribution of assets and expenses of monwealth of Massachusetts, said mort- above terms at Auction Sale. In the event Mental Health, filed from 1988 through administration. Interested parties are enti- gage being dated April 29, 2009 and re- of a typographical error or omission con- 2002 tled to petition the Court to institute formal corded with the Worcester County Registry tained in this publication, the description Abuse Restraining Orders, filed from 1988 proceedings and to obtain orders terminat- of Deeds in Book 44186, Page 10, of which of the premises set forth and contained in through 1999 ing or restricting the powers of Personal mortgage the undersigned is the present said Mortgage shall control. Juvenile Delinquency, filed from 1988 Representatives appointed under informal holder, for breach of the conditions of said OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED through 2002 procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, mortgage and for the purpose of foreclos- AT THE SALE. Massachusetts-initiated U.R.E.S.A., filed if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. ing, the same will be sold at Public Auction Rockland Trust Company, from 1969 through 1994. April 11, 2014 at 11:00 A.M. on the 2nd day of May, 2014 successor by merger to Benjamin Family Support - upon the mortgaged premises located at Franklin Bank Case papers and records may also be de- 9-11 Oak Place, Unit 1 and Unit 3, 11 Oak By its Attorney-In-Fact stroyed in the following cases filed during Commonwealth of Massachusetts Place Condominium, Blackstone, Worces- Jack J. Mikels the periods shown, and which have been The Trial Court ter County, Massachusetts, all and singular Jack Mikels & Associates, LLP finally disposed of for two years or more Worcester Probate and Family Court being the premises described in said mort- 1 Batterymarch Park, Suite 309 and have been audited: 225 Main Street gage, to wit: Quincy, MA 02169 Civil Motor Vehicle Infractions, filed Worcester, MA 01608 Condominium Unit #1 and Condominium (617) 472-5600 from 1988 through 2010. (508) 831-2200 Unit #3 in the 11 Oak Place Condominium, Case papers and records may also Docket No. WO14C0113CA a condominium located at 9-11 Oak Place in Jay Kivowitz Auctioneers be destroyed in the following cases filed In the matter of: the Town of Blackstone, County of Worces- 651 Orchard Street, Suite 308 during the periods shown. Erika Jean Maguire ter, Commonwealth of Massachusetts and New Bedford, MA 02744 Care & Protection, filed from 1988 through Of: Northbridge, MA established by Master Deed recorded with (508) 997-0768 2002, in which the youngest child named in NOTICE OF PETITION FOR the Worcester Registry of Deeds on De- Auctioneer the petition has attained the age of twenty CHANGE OF NAME cember 15, 1988 in Book 11812, Page 198. April 4, 2014 years To all persons interested in petition The units are conveyed together with April 11, 2014 Child in Need of Services, filed from 1988 described: each unit’s 33% undivided interest in the April 18, 2014 through 2002, in which there has been no A petition has been presented by Erika common areas and facilities of the condo- activity in the last five years J Maguire requesting that: Erika Jean minium and as described in said Master (SEAL) Non-Support under G.L. c.209, § 32F, filed Maguire, Mycala DonnaMarie Maguire Deed above referenced. The units are COMMONWEALTH OF from 1988 through 1994, in which there and Gabriel Jacob Maguire be allowed to shown on the floor plans filed with the Mas- MASSACHUSETTS has been no activity in the last ten years change their name as follows: Erika Jean ter Deed. LAND COURT Massachusetts-responding U.R.E.S.A., Leveille, Mycala DonnaMarie Leveille and The units are conveyed subject to and DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT filed from 1988 through 1994, in which Gabriel Jacob Leveille. together with the rights and obligations es- 482316 there has been no activity in the last ten IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT tablished in the 11 Oak Place Condomini- ORDER OF NOTICE years. THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY um Trust, which Trust is recorded with the TO: Certificate of Clerk-Magistrate MUST FILE A WRITTEN APPEARANCE Worcester Registry of Deeds on December Christopher Bloom a/k/a Christopher D. I certify that the dockets of this court for the IN SAID COURT AT WORCESTER ON 15, 1988 in Book 11812, Page 209. Bloom above cases contain essential information OR BEFORE TEN O’CLOCK IN THE Each unit is intended to be used for resi- and to all persons entitled to the benefit of including entries, in those cases in which MORNING (10:00 AM) ON 04/29/2014. dential purposes. the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, 50 counsel is required, indicating representa- WITNESS, Hon. Denise L Meagher, For title see deed recorded with the U.S.C. App. §501 et seq.: tion by counsel or waiver of counsel and in- First Justice of this Court. Worcester County Registry of Deeds in Nationstar Mortgage, LLC, cluding, in civil cases, information sufficient Date: April 1, 2014 Book 26817, Page 24. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage to permit execution on a judgment within Stephen G. Abraham Said premises are to be sold and con- covering real property in Douglas (East twenty years after the date of the judgment. Register of Probate veyed subject to and with the benefit of Douglas), numbered 102 Eagle View Michelle L. Kelley, Acting Clerk-Magistrate April 11, 2014 all mortgages, restrictions, easements, Drive, Unit F-2, Building F, Eagles View A copy of this Order shall be published improvements, outstanding tax titles, mu- Condominium given by Christopher and posted, and any responses received (SEAL) nicipal or other public taxes, assessments, Bloom and Sarah Bloom to Mortgage as a result of such publication shall be sent COMMONWEALTH OF federal and state tax liens, other liens and Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. by the Clerk-Magistrate to the First Justice MASSACHUSETTS existing encumbrances of record created as nominee for, Reliant Mortgage Com- of this court and the Chief Justice of the LAND COURT prior to the mortgage, if there be any, out- pany, LLC, its successors and assigns, District Court Department, at least thirty DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT standing water and/or sewer charges, to dated March 3, 2005, and recorded with days before any such papers or records 14 MISC 482380 covenants, rights, reservations, conditions the Worcester County (Worcester Dis- are destroyed. ORDER OF NOTICE and/or other enforceable encumbrances trict) Registry of Deeds in Book 35817, Further information may be obtained TO: of record created prior to the mortgage, Page 355, and now held by plaintiff by as- from Michelle L. Kelley, Acting Clerk-Mag- William Sherman and Jeannine Sherman, to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in signment, has/have filed with this court a istrate, Uxbridge District Court, 261 South and to all persons entitled to the benefit of possession, and to rights or claims in per- complaint for determination of Defendant’s/ Main Street, Uxbridge, MA 01569. the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 sonal property installed by tenants, former Defendants’ Servicemembers status. Paul A. Losapio U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: tenants, or others now located upon the If you now are, or recently have been, Presiding Judge Nationstar Mortgage LLC, claiming to have premises, and to rights or claims of others in the active military service of the United an interest in a mortgage covering real now located upon the premises, if any of States of America, then you may be enti- Paul C. Dawley property in Whitinsville (Northbridge), num- the aforesaid there be. tled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Chief Justice of the District Court bered 43 Sherry Street, given by: William Said premises will also be sold subject Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclo- Sherman and Jeannine Sherman to Mort- to all laws and ordinances, including but sure of the above-mentioned property on Date: 3/21/14 gage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. not limited to zoning, applicable Massa- that basis, then you or your attorney must as nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, chusetts or local building and/or sanitary file a written appearance and answer in this April 11, 2014 Inc., dated August 3, 2007, recorded or codes, and statutory requirements with re- court at Three Pemberton Square, Bos- filed at Worcester County (Worcester Dis- spect to smoke detectors, lead paint, and ton, MA 02108 on or before May 5, 2014 Commonwealth of Massachusetts trict) Registry of Deeds in Book 41602, at rent control, as the same may be applica- or you will be forever barred from claiming The Trial Court Page 25, has/have filed with this court a ble. No representations, express or im- that you are entitled to the benefits of said Probate and Family Court complaint for determination of Defendant’s/ plied, are made with respect to any matter Act. Worcester Division Defendants’ Servicemembers status. If you concerning the mortgaged premises, which Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Worcester Probate and Family Court now are, or recently have been, in the ac- shall be sold “as is”. Justice of this Court on March 19, 2014. 225 Main Street tive military service of the United States of Together with all the improvements now Attest: Worcester, MA 01608 America, then you may be entitled to the or hereafter erected on the property, and Deborah J. Patterson (508) 831-2000 benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Re- all easements, appurtenances, and fixtures Recorder Docket No. WO14P0872EA lief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the now or hereafter a part of the property. April 11, 2014 Estate of: John Galas above-mentioned property on that basis, TERMS OF SALE: Date of Death: November 12, 2013 then you or your attorney must file a writ- The Lender may offer the units, to wit, COMMONWEALTH OF INFORMAL PROBATE ten appearance and answer in this court at Unit 1 and Unit 3, for sale individually and/ MASSACHUSETTS PUBLICATION NOTICE Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA or collectively and reserves the right to DISTRICT COURT To all persons interested in the above-cap- 02108 on or before May 5, 2014 or you will sell the units individually or collectively. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT tioned estate, by Petition of be forever barred from claiming that you A deposit of Five Thousand and No/100 Uxbridge Division Petitioner Jennie Galas of Uxbridge MA a are entitled to the benefits of said Act. ($5,000.00) Dollars for each unit in cash ORDER PERMITTING DESTRUCTION Will has been admitted to informal probate. Witness, Judith C. Cutler, Chief Justice or certified or bank treasurer’s or cashier’s OF COURT RECORDS Jennie Galas of Uxbridge MA has been of said Court on March 21, 2014. check at the time and place of the sale by It is hereby Ordered that, in accordance informally appointed as the Personal Rep- Attest: Deborah J. Patterson the purchaser and the balance of the pur- with the provisions of Supreme Judicial resentative of the estate to serve without Recorder chase price must be paid in cash, certified Court Rule 1:11: surety on the bond. 25509.69(Y) Sherman FEI # 1078.00108 check, bank treasurer’s or cashier’s check Case papers and records may be de- The estate is being administered under 04/11/2014 within forty-five (45) days after the date of stroyed in the following cases filed during informal procedure by the Personal Rep- April 11, 2014 sale and shall be deposited in escrow with the periods shown, and which have been resentative under the Massachusetts Uni- Jack J. 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NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE DUDLEY – 232 West Main St! Recently DUDLEY – 14 Oakwood Ave! 7 Rm Cape! WEBSTER – 44 Colonial Rd! Across DUDLEY – 12 Shine Ave! Custom 6+ Rm DUDLEY – 24 Camelot/Mason Rd Ext! DUDLEY – 1 Britlee’s Way! Brand New WEBSTER – AUBURN - 447 Leicester St! 9 Rm, from LAKE! Sunset Views! 8 Rrm Contemp Ranch/Cape! 2,888’! 5/8 Acre 8 Rm Colonial on 2 Acres! Applianced Remodeled 6 Rm Ranch! Applianced Eat-in Great 1st Home in Family Neighborhood! New England Commons! Adult 55+! 3200’ Garrison Colonial Built 2003! 2,350’ 7 Rm Colonial! 1+Acre Corner Tile Kit w/Breakfast Counter! Din Rm Colonial! Custom Granite Kit w/Cherry Corner Lot! Appliance Kit w/Center Lot! Kit w/ Island! Formal Din Rm Granite Kit w/Maple Cabs! Gas Frplcd Kit! Bay Window Liv Rm w/New Carpeting 2 Bdrms! 1 to 2 Baths/Master! Set on 2.2 Acres! 275' Driveway! Cabs, Center Island, SS Appliances! Frplc Isl/Breakfast Bar! Din Rm w/Hrdwds! Liv Fam Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling! Formal Din over Hrdwd! 3 Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Bath w/Hrdwds! Liv Rm w/New Hrdwds! Fam Applianced! Granite! Hrdwds, Tile & Views Over Distant Hills! 4 Bdrms! 3 Liv Rm! Din Rm w/ Hrdwds! 3/4 Bdrms! w/Hrdwds! Spacious Liv Rm! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Pellet Stove & Slider to Patio! 3 Rm w/Frplc & Entertainment Center! Rm w/Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! Master & Liv Rms w/Crowns & Chair Rails! w/New Vanity! Lower Level Fam Rm! Fresh Carpet! Basements! Garage! C/Air! Baths! Hobbyist/Car Lovers Dream, Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Media Rm Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! 3 Bdrms! Tile & Paint! New Interior Doors! Recent Bdrms! Furnace 3 Yrs! Young Roof! Vinyl Heated 40X32' Garage w/12’ Doors! w/Radiant Floor Heat! C/Air! C/Vac! Grand Entry Foyer! 3 Bdrms! 1st Flr Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! Security! Community Center! Walking Suite w/Walk-in Closets, Master Bath! 2.5 Farmer’s Porch! Deck! 27’AG Pool! Hrdwds Floors! C/Air! LP Gas Heat! 2 Car Furnace! Young Roof! Oil Heat! Garage! Siding & Windows 5 Yrs! Updated Trails! Low Fees! Convenient! Ceiling Height of 13'8! 9,000 LB Garage! Shed! Walk to Swimming! Garage! Vehicle Lift! $379,900.00 $349,900.00 Baths! 2 Car Garage! $344,900.00 $279,900.00 $384,900.00 Town Services! $184,900.00 Electrical! Garage! $159,900.00 From $234,900.00

ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING POMFRET, CT - Charming WEBSTER – 83 Lake Street! WEBSTER - 25 Skyview Lane! 8 Rm DUDLEY – 325 Mason Rd Ext! 7 Rm DUDLEY – 150 Southbridge Rd! 8 Rm DUDLEY – 1 Perryville Rd! 8 Room DUDLEY – 2 Britlee’s Way! Brand DUDLEY – 316 Mason Rd Ext! Colonial Bed & Breakfast! 16 Rms! Stately 3 Fam! 5/5/5 Rms! 2/2/2 Colonial! 1.51 Acres! Granite Kit Split! Open Floor Plan! Appliance Kit Cape! 2nd Flr 3 Rm In-Law Apart! Colonial! Many Recent Updates! Living New 8 Rm 2,500’ Colonial on 7 Acres! Pristine 6 Rm Cape! Stainless 7 Bdrms! 7.5 Bathrms! 6 Acres! Bdrms! 1/1/1 Tile Baths! Completely w/Hrdwds! Din Rm, Fireplaced Liv Rm & w/Custom Cabinets! Liv Rm w/Picture Private 1.85 Acres! 1st Flr - Applianced Rm w/Laminate Flr! Large Open Kitchen! Applianced Granite Kit! Gas Frplcd Appliance Custom Kit w/Quartz Beautiful Grounds! Fully Equipped Renovated from the Studs Out! High Fam Rm w/Hrdwds! Huge Master w/Full Window! Fam Rm w/Wood Ceiling & Wood Eat-in Kit, Frplc Liv Rm, 2 Bdrms, Tile 4 Comfortable Bedrooms! Master Bath Great Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling! Formal Counters! Liv Rm w/Picture Window & Kitchen! Hrdwds! French Doors! 3 Ceilings w/Recessed Lighting! Bath & 2 Walk-in Closets! Office/4th Laminate Flr! 3 Bedrooms! 2 Full Baths! Bath, 11X16 Yr Rd Sitting Rm! Handicap w/Double Sinks, Whirlpool Tub, Separate Din & Liv Rms w/Crowns & Chair Rails! Hrdwd Flr! Den! 1st Flr Master Bdrm Frplcs! As a Residence, Hardwoods, Tile & Wall to Wall! Bdrm! 2nd Flr Laundry Rm! Walk-out Tiled Playroom! Deck & Above Ground Ramp! 3/5 Bdrm Home! 2 Car Garage! Shower & Tile Floor! First Floor Office 4 Bdrms! Master Suite! 2.5 Baths! Tile, w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Business or Both! Beautiful Kitchens! Separate Gas Lower Level - Finish for Added Rms! 2 Pool w/New Liner! 2 Car Garage! Nicely Walk-out Basement! Don't Delay! or 5th Bedroom! 1/2 Acre Yard for the Hrdwds & Wall to Wall! C/Air! LP Gas Remodeled Bath! Shed! $499,900.00 Heat & C/Air! $249,900.00 Car Garage! $299,900.00 Landscaped! Shed! $224,900.00 $219,900.00 kids! Garage $199,000.00 Heat! 2 Car Garage! $429,900.00 $219,900.00 SIMILARSIMILAR NEWNEW CONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION

NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT WEBSTER – 11 Shawn Lane! CHARLTON – Lot 13 Hannah’s Way! SUTTON – 5 Putnam Hill Rd! 10 Rm DUDLEY – 3 Jonathan Pass! 8 Rm THOMPSON – 79 Sunset Hill Rd! DUDLEY – 2 Catherine St! 6 Rm DUDLEY – 2 Dudley Oxford Rd! WEBSTER LAKE Across From w/Views WOW a 60’ 6 Rm Ranch set on .89 New Construction! 2,760’! 9 Rms! "Cole-Woodbury Place" A Landmark Colonial! Family Neighborhood! 1+ Acre Thompson Hill Near! 7 Rm Cape on 3.1 Split! Eat In Kit w/Appliances! Liv Rm HUGE 9 Rm Colonial! 2 Story Grand of & Access To! 103 Lakeside Ave! 6 Rm Entry! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Acre Lot! Applianced Kit w/Island! Granite Kit! 3/4 Bdrms! Master Suite! for All Who Traveled through Sutton! Pro Landscaped Lot w/Irrigation! Open Flr Beautiful Acres! Remodeled Applianced w/Carpet Over Hrdwd Flr! 3 Large Ranch! Tile Kit! Frplcd Liv Rm! Plan! Eat-in Appliance Kit w/Center Isl! Kitchen! Dining Rm w/Tile Flr! Huge Bdrms w/Hrdwds! 2 Full Baths 1 Applianced Kit w/Ceramic Tile! 4Bdrms! Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms 2 w/Walk In Closets! Liv Rm w/Cathedrals! Din Rm! 3 2.5 Baths! 20x20 Fam Rm! Hardwoods! Antique Gambrel Circa 1724 in Spacious Bdrms w/Walk-ins! Virtually its Original Greatness! Formal Din Rm & Frplc Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Living Rm w/Frplc & Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms - w/Dble Vanity! Lower Level Fam Rm! Master Bdrm w/Walk-in Closet & Spa Like Bathrm w/Marble Shower! 2 Master Bath w/Sep Tub & Shower! 2x6 Construction! Central Air! Trex Gardens on the North & South Great Rm w/Surround Sound! Master 2 on First Flr w/Hrdwds! Second Flr 2 Laundry Includes Washer & Dryer! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths Total! Walk-out Baths! 2 Car Garage! Corner Lot! Wrap 2 Full Baths! 1st Flr Laundry! Decking! 2 Car Gagage! 1+ Acre! Suite! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Game Rm! Rm Master Suite w/Bath! 2 Full Baths! Garage Under! Vinyl Siding! Town Finished Lower Level! 1/2Acre Corner Around Deck! Swimming, Boating & Lawns! Private 2+ Acres! 5 Bdrms! Lot! Gas Heat! $279,900.00 Huge Basement! $239,900.00 $399,000.00 2.5 Baths! $339,900.00 2 Car Garage! $329,900.00 Breezeway to Garage! $229,900.00 Water & Sewer! $219,900.00 Fishing Within 100 Feet! $199,900.00 NEW CONSTRUCTION

NEW CONSTRUCTION SOLD ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEW CONSTRUCTION SOLD ON DEPOSIT WEBSTER – 101 Gore Road! 6 Rm WEBSTER – 1 Dominique Dr! WEBSTER – 8 Pinehurst Dr! 5+ Rm SOUTHBRIDGE – 40C Maria Ave! OXFORD – 15-6 Thayer Pond! WEBSTER – NE Commons! 12 OXFORD – 93 Charlton Street! 8 WEBSTER – 3 Dominique Dr! Conveniently Located w/Easy Access! 4 Stockbridge St! 55+ Community! Ranch! Gleaming Hardwood Floors! Rm Custom Ranch w/Brady Sun Rm Brand New! 6 Rm Split! Huge Under Construction! 6 Rm Split! Huge Ranch! Eat-in Applianced Country Kit! Well Maintained 5 Rm Condo! Large Open Concept! Galley Kit w/Din Area! Bright Liv Rm w/Wall A/C! Din Area Rm Condo on the 2nd Floor! Fully Duplex! Time To Pick Your Colors! Kit & Attached 2 Car Garage! 27.5x52’! Cabinet Packed Tile Kitchen 27.5x52’! Cabinet Packed Tile Kitchen Brick Fireplace Liv Rm! Den plus 2 w/Breakfast Bar, Granite & Tile! Formal Din Rm! Sunken Liv Rm! 3 Applianced Kit! Hrdwds Throughout! w/Dining Area! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! w/Dining Area! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Bdrms, or 3 Bdrms w/Hardwood Flrs! w/Slider to Deck! Kit w/Pantry Closet! Applianced Kitchen! Dining Area! Bdrms, 2 w/Ceiling Fans! Full Bath! 2 Bdrms! Master Bdrm w/Double Spacious Liv Rm! Huge Bedroom w/Dble Cathedral Liv Rm w/French Door to 3 Bdrms! 3 Bathrms! 2 Frplcs! Master Suite & Bath! 2x6 Master Suite & Bath! 2x6 Full Tile Bath! Enclosed Porch! Lower Screened-in Porch! 2 Large Bdrms! All Freshly Painted Walls & Ceilings! Finished Lower Level! C/Air! 1.09 Construction! 2 Car Garage! Central Construction! 2 Car Garage! Central Closet & Master Bath! 2 Full Baths! Closet! Full Tile Bathroom! Recent Nice Private Backyard! Roof is Only 8 Level w/Stone Fireplace! Attached Laundry Closet! Electric Heat! Water Heater, Heat Pump, Dishwasher Bath w/Ceramic Floor & Laundry! A/C! Acres! Paver Patio! Shed! Air! Deck! Town Services! Air! Deck! Town Services! Garage! $129,900.00 Security! Garage! $254,900.00 Years Old! Recent Water Heater! $289,900.00 $239,900.00 $239,900.00 Covered Deck! $79,900.00 & Disposal! Storage! Hurry! $84,900.00 Easy Access to 395! $159,900.00 SOLDSOLD

SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING WEBSTER LAKE – 263 Thompson WEBSTER LAKE – 6 Bates WEBSTER LAKE – 46 Union Point WEBSTER LAKE - Killdeer Island! NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING Rd! Huge View of Middle Pond! Crossing! 5 Rm Contemp Ranch! 100' Rd! 75’ Waterfront w/Panoramic Views 67 South Shore Rd! 5 Rm Summer WEBSTER LAKE - Killdeer Island! North Pond! Western Expo! Spectacular WEBSTER LAKE – 56 Laurelwood Dr! Middle Pond – Reid Smith Cove! 96’ Level Waterfront! 14 Room Waterfront! Sandy Beach! Open Floor of Middle Pond! Southern Exposure! Cottage! Comfortable Cozy Liv Rm Sunsets! Beautiful 3,500', 9 Rm Colonial! Level 16,727’ Lot! 100’ Waterfront! Western Exp – Beautiful Sunsets! 12 Rms/3,517’ Custom Built 2011! SS Ranch! Single Family w/2 Additional Plan! Cathedral Ceilings! Spectacular 7 Room Colonial! Open Floor Plan! 3 w/Stone Fireplace Leading Out to the Totally Renovated! 4 Bdrms - 3 Lake Facing w/Decks! 3.5 Bthrms! Open Flr Plan! Applianced Granite Kit! Exquisite Formal Din Rm! Lake Facing Frplcd Liv Rm! Apartments/3 Family! 7/4/3 Rms! Lake Views! 2 Bdrms! Lake Facing Bedrooms! 2 Baths! Lake Facing Enclosed Porch Ideal for Entertaining! Liv & Din Rm w/Hrdwds! Sun Rm w/Cathedrals & Skylights! New SS Appliances! Crown Moldings! Cherry Hrdwds! 3/5 Bdrms! 3.5 Granite Baths! Lake Facing 2/2/1 Bdrms! 3 Full + 2 Half Baths! Master! Listed by Another SOLD by Master Bedroom! 2 Car Garage! Kitchen! 3 Bdrms! Detached 2 Car Kit w/Granite Isl! 14X21 Fam Rm! Lake Facing Master Suite w/Cathedrals, New Master Suite! 4 Rm In-Law w/Granite Kit! Gas Heat! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! Pub Style Fam Rm! Century21 Lake Realty! Listed by Another SOLD by Century21 Garage for Storage of all the Lake Toys! Hrdwds, Fantastic Master Bath! Attached & Detached Garage! C/Air! Buderus $759,900.00 $599.900.00 $410,000.00 Lake Realty! $563,000.00 $389,900.00 LP Heat! $739,900.00

ON DEPOSIT SOLDSOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING SOLDSOLD ON DEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT WEBSTER LAKE – 242 Killdeer Isl WEBSTER LAKE ACCESS – 42 WEBSTER LAKE – 7 Point WEBSTER LAKE – 814 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE - 406 Treasure WEBSTER LAKE – 4 S. Point Rd! WEBSTER LAKE – 29 Union Point WEBSTER LAKE – 20 Union Pt! - North Pond! Sandy Shores! Original Laurelwood Dr! Overlooking Lake! Pleasant Ave! Middle Pond! Eastern Park! 5 Rm Townhouse! Sandy Beach! Island Townhouse! End Unit! 6 Expansive Views of South Pond! Rd! West Exp! 05 Complete Remodel Snug Harbor Villas! 3,269'! Luxurious Cottage! 50' Waterfront! 2 Bdrms! Able to Dock Boat! 7 Rm Raised Exposure! 48’ Waterfront! 7,000’+- Lakeside Pool! Completely Renovated! Rms! 2 Bdrms! Master w/Hrdwds & Southern Exp! Tons of Sun! 80' Natural 5 Rm Contemp! Ideal 2nd Home or Yr Waterfront Living! 8 Rms! 3/4 Bdrms! Frplce! Full Bath! Walk-out Ranch! Applianced Granite Kit! Liv Move Right In! Lake Views! Lake Bath! 2.5 Baths! Stainless Kit Waterfront! 13,983' Lot! 6+ Rm Ranch Round! Open Flr Plan! Granite! 4.5 Baths! 3 Frplcs! Granite Kitchen! Lot! Small 4 Room Summer Cottage! w/Hrdwds! Din/Liv w/Hrdwds! Basement! Town Services! Summer Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling/Skylights! Facing Master! 2 Bdrms! 2.5 Tile w/2 Living Levels! 14x18 Master Cathedrals! Frplc! Mstr w/Lake Views! S/S Appliances! Master Suite Fam Rm! 3/4 Bdrms! Recently 2 Bedrooms! Full Bath! Remodel It Frplcd Fam Rm w/Tile Flr! CAir! Gas Retreat or Build the Home of Your Baths! C/Air! Garage! Listed by w/Panoramic Lake Views! Lake Facing Mstr Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Decks! w/Private Balcony! Great Rm Dreams! $360,000.00 Additional Remodeled Move-n Condition! or Tear It Down for the Land! Another SOLD by Century21 Lake Heat! Heated Garage! 2 SLIPS! Good Potential! $199,900.00 Beach! Pool! Liv Rm w/Full Length Deck! Walk-out Dock! Great for Entertaining! w/Cathedrals! C/Air! Garage! Dock! 50x100 Lot Across the Street 2 Car Garage! Gas Heat! Realty! $235,000.00 $484,900.00 Available! $289,900.00 $269,900.00 Lower Level! $399,900.00 Quick Close! $399,900.00

hope2own.com WATERFRONT - CHARLTON - 312 PARTRIDGE HILL RD WATERFRONT!!! Come Take a Look at To advertise in our Real the Tranquil Views offered by this Unique Property on Charlton 508.943.4333 Reservoir!! *~* 130 Feet of Sandy Estate Section, please call Shoreline!! 100 Acres of Fun! 4666+/- Sharon Pelletier - Broker Sq Ft 4 Bedroom House! A "Magazine Licensed in MA, CT & RI Worthy" Remodeled Kitchen!! Quality your local sales construction includes "Sapphire Blue" Granite Counters, "Biscotti" Craft-Maid Cabinets, a Stunning Cherry Island, representative. WE WANT YOUR Kitchen-Aide Appliances including a Double Wall Oven! Main Level has Open 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 LISTINGS! Concept with 2 Lake Facing Sliders to Deck. Hard Wired Propane Generator, Pellet 1-800-367-9898 Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! Stove! New Septic will be Installed by Sellers!! $399,900 * June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Vanessa Kubic Hoenig * Diane Strzelecki * Matt Ross * Lori Johnson-Chausse

WEBSTER LAKE - 28 BATES POINT RD. WEBSTER LAKE - 101 BEACON PARK WEBSTER LAKE - 102 BEACON PARK DUDLEY - 22 HALL ROAD

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BATES POINT RD !!! Great Panoramic view of Middle Pond from this Waterfront Home! No NEW LISTING! Garden Unit Condo, Unit# 1 on the NEW LISTING! Townhouse Condo Unit# 2! NEW LISTING! Custom Built Executive Ranch!! Almost retaining walls = Family friendly - Natural Sandy Shores of Webster Lake. One level living with Desirable end unitwith deeded boat slip! Private 1700 sq. ft of living space. Open floor plan combines liv- Beach in private Winters Cove! Floor plan is terrif- Deeded Boat Slip! Desirable end unit with side ing & dining rooms along with a wall of custom windows side balcony! Spacious Master Suite with facing backyard pool area! Cozy Fireplace! 3 season slate ic for in laws. Master suite, Finished Basement! windows that provides plenty of natural sunlite! Skylighted Bath! Large 2nd Bedroom and full floor patio. Convenient First floor laundry! Oil heat. Oversize deck with sliders to very gentle sloped lot. Spacious lake facing Master Bedroom with private bath! Security System! $299,900. Central air. 3 bedrooms by design or 2 master rooms. 2 Car Garage. $525,494. bath! Lg. 2nd beedroom & full bath. $249,900. 20X40 pool! Irrigation system!! $225,000

WEBSTER - 108 THOMPSON ROAD WOODSTOCK - 475 EASTFORD RD. RTE. 198 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, APRIL 12 • 11-1 PM SOUTHBRIDGE - 67 WALL STREET

NEW LISTING! Well main- tained Brick Ranch! Hip Roof! 2 car garage with attached screened summer porch with electricity! 3 bedroom! NEW LISTING! Built in the early 1800’s, Cape House, 4 bedroom! 1 Bath, .60 acre! Beautiful par- Eagle Drive, Dudley NEW LISTING! 3+ acres Commercially Zoned! Hardwood floors throughout! cel of land overlooking a rolling river! Contractor’s 340 feet Street frontage on Thompson Rd., 450 NEW CONSTRUCTION 2014 Spacious Rooms! Private dream! Recent circuit breakers and heating system! feet on Tower St., 339 feet on Paper Rd - Summit Functioning well & septic! Wonderful country set- St. Included is a 2 family, Fieldstone constructed Yard! $134,900 Oil heat, 9 ting! $68,900 2 car garage. B-4 Zoned. rooms, granite kitchen, 3/4 WEBSTER ~ 8 MIKES WAY WEBSTER - 7 HARRIS ST WEBSTER WOODSTOCK - 1453 ROUTE 169 master suite, 3 baths, 3+ bed- THOMPSON ROAD rooms, 24x24 2 Lots, Level and family room, hardwoods, ceramic tiles, cleared! Lot B $40,000! 2x6 construction, central air, 2 car garage, First Time Offered!! Oversized Custom Ranch! ~ Charming hip roof colonial! Great Neighborhood Very Clean ~ Lovely Setting in Woodstock CT! 1/2+ plus acre. $379,000. House is Located atop Grassy Knoll! Distant setting - yet tucked away for maximum privacy! Lot C $45,000! Picturesque Views from Private Backyard!! 2 First Time Offered! 2300 Sq Ft Georgian Formal living & dining rms, plus a cozy fireplaced Very close to Memorial Bedrooms - but Plenty of Space for a Third!! Master Colonial! Grand Entry Foyer! Beautiful Curved family rm - ALL w/beautiful hardwood floors! Lovely Bedroom has 8x14 Walk-in Closet/Storage Room or Open Staircase! 4-5 Bedrooms! 2.5 Baths! Eva/broker kitchen & informal dining w/ceramic floors & French Beach! Town Water & Convert to Office Space! Extra Large Living Room. Master Bath! Gas Heat! Central Air! Bonus 25x37 doors to private rear deck! Large front to back mas- Propane Powered Generator!... 2 Car "Plus" Garage! Two Story Carriage House! 774-280-135 Sewer ! Don’t miss out! New price! New Price $219,900 ter bedroom, 3 Brs total! 2 car garage! $299,900 $174,000 [email protected]

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DJ Breton Stephanie Diane Mary John Rachel Brooke Mary Karen Monique Cyrille Brad Chet Sales Manager Gosselin White Collins Downs Sposato Gelhaus Popiak Chambrello Maldonado Bosio Favreau Zadora

Roger Adrienne Richard Michael Lori Charlie Charlotte Katie Mary Susan Fred Bob Mandy Elizabeth Keryl Robert Gale Roth Governale Wolak Silvia Tracy Geer Totten Scalise Rich Gillette Leonard Gruslin Zimmer Labonte Ritchotte OPEN HOUSE SAT 4/12 9:30–11:00 Walter Bates House, ca. 1839 Putnam Heights OPEN HOUSE SAT 3/12 10-11:30

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Brenda Ryan Jan Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Broker- DiGregorio Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- Owner Hilli Doros “We are part of Make Southbridge Home” REDUCED REDUCED 201 SOUTH STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 508-765-9155 FAX: 508-765-2698 Robin Debra Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Stan Giguere Nordby- Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Misiaszek Rivera Now offering rental services HISTORIC LOW INTEREST RATES THOMPSON - Set in a great commuting location but high THOMPSON - Consider yourself home in this stately PLAINFIELD - Sitting on almost 1 flat acre but convenient com- Southbridge: AWESOME & PIC- off the road, this 1000+ sq ft Ranch features an upgraded Thompson Hill Colonial. Packed with charm from the muting distance, this 4 bedroom, 2 bath Cape is larger than it Southbridge: Unique truly hardwood floors, fireplaced living room, built-ins, the looks. This young home features an eat-in kitchen w/breakfast TURE PERFECT Home! Well Spacious Ranch Style home kitchen with SS appliances & granite counters, fireplaced cared for 8 room 3 bedroom 1 eat-in kitchen, two staircases & even a wine cellar. bar & SS appliances, an open living-dining space and an office with 6 rooms 3 bedrooms. living room, master bedroom w/walk-in closet & finished 1/2 bath home. Gleaming hard- basement w/bar. Outside-fenced yard, above ground pool & Property is surrounded by stone walls, a detached 2 car all on the first floor. Upstairs, a large master with double clos- wood floors! Beautiful tile floors Wonderful open concept garage & a wrap- around porch. Priced at just $249,900 ets, 2 bedrooms & a full bath. A slider leads to the rear deck and and tiled bathrooms! w/vaulted ceilings family oversized garage/shop. Priced at $159,900 yard. Priced at just $184,900 Remodeled throughout! Bright room, kitchen & dining room. THOMPSON - Recently updated kitchen with custom cabinets & breakfast bar. All appliances. Hardwood floors. BIG eat in kitchen! Front to back livingroom with fireplace. 1st floor sun filled remodeled and move-in familyroom with sliders to 900sf worry free deck! Central Fireplace. Replacement windows. Beautiful sun room ready townhouse; Air. Attached 2 car garage w/attic. Beautiful yard! $239,900. overlooking level backyard. $179,900. newer paint, flooring, Southbridge: Spacious & Nice 8 Southbridge: BIG YARD & NICE many updated fixtures room 4 bedroom 1 1/2 bath HOUSE! 7 rooms 3 bedrooms 1 and newer appliances. Dutch Gambrel! Features bath. First floor bedroom. 2nd Finished room in base- include fireplace livingroom floor has 2 bedrooms plus game ment, master suite with with built ins. First floor laun- room/office/familyroom! dry/mud room with 1/2 bath. veranda, 1 car garage, Freshly painted. Flooring updat- lower level deck and Cabinet packed kitchen with appliances. Major work ed. Move right in for the holi- KILLINGLY - If you are looking for distinctive and quality, you THOMPSON - Privately set, this charming colonial has 3 done was roof, siding, windows, chimney work, elec- have found it. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath cape has a vaulted, open large open backyard. trical service & central air. Porch. Wonderful land- days! PLUS 1/2 acre to have bedrooms & possible 4th on 3rd level; 2 ? baths; large outdoor fun! 2 sheds. living-dining-kitchen with hardwood floors, stone fireplace and 1st floor family room w/cathedral ceilings, balcony & Convenient to Ma & RI. scaped yard. Desirable neighborhood. No worries stainless steel appliances. Home features; 3-zone heat and cen- here. Just move in and enjoy spring. $179,900. $139,900. palladium windows; formal dining plus eat-in kitchen $139,900 tral air, 2- car garage, mahogany deck, and an unfinished extra w/granite countertops; custom bookshelved library with Southbridge: Horse Lovers! OPEN HOUSE 12 TO 2 SUN room over garage. Lower level plumbed for additional bath and French doors; master suite has his & hers walk-in clos- 63 acres Plus 3 stall horse Southbridge: Premium finishable with Vermont casting woodstove. Expanded lawn with ets. Very reasonably priced at $349,900 barn comes with this 2 fami- Location! BRAND NEW! 6 room firepit. This is a well cared, quality home. $294,900 ly or convert to single family! 3 bedroom Home set on small 2 House has 6 room 3 bed- house private cul-de-sac sur- rounded by woods! Hardwood P.O. Box 83 447 Riverside Dr. Thompson CT room unit plus a 4 room 2 floors & tile floor in bath. Pretty kitchen! Plenty of bedroom unit. 5 stall garage cabinets & counter space. Off the dining area is slid- Phone: (860) 923-3377 Fax: (860) 923-5740 & workshop with electricity. LOVE LAND! 63 acres!! ers to deck. Lower level rough plumbed for 2nd bath. $349,900. Quality local builder! 2 car garage with paved drive. $205,900 Lot 2 Whispering Ln off Hilltop Dr. Take a virtual visit: www.johnstonrealestate.net We have “20 houses under agreement and are actively looking for listings in all towns.”

Build Your Dream House on Webster Lake 5 NORTON ST., WORCESTER - $189,900 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 11-12:30 * 50’ Webster Lake Waterfront * 5 Bedroom 2 Bath Victorian * Preserved with original character * Western Exposure OPEN HOUSE * Large Eat-In Kitchen * Built-ins * Breathtaking Sunsets SUN. 11:00-12:30 * Hand Carved Wood Fireplace * Area of Upscale Homes Open House Directory * Stained Glass * 1st Floor Laundry * Town Services * Newer Roof & Heating System Deadline: Monday at 10am * Lot is 235’ deep * Updated Electrical & Plumbing * Driveway * New Porch (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult 30 HOUGHTON ST WEBSTER 51 KING RD., CHARLTON $264,500 (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community REDUCED $229,500 OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 11-12:30 OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 1:30-3 * 3 Bedroom Ranch * Full Finished SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 2014 * Original * Partially * 2 Full Baths Walk out Basement Owners finished walk * Beautifully * 3 Car Garage WEBSTER * Solid & out basement OPEN HOUSE Upgraded Red (1 Under and 2 Car OPEN HOUSE Quality Built * Inground Pool SAT. 11:00-12:30 Birch Kitchen Detached w/walk 30 Houghton St S 1:30-3 $229,500 ERA Key Realty Services SAT. 1:30-3:00 * 3 Bedroom * Lots of Updates w/Cambria up storage) Maryann Johnson 508-847-1484 Oversized * Private back Counters * Nice wooded Ranch yard * Large & Bright setting on almost * 1600+ Sq. Ft. * Dead End St Family Room 1 acre 51 King Rd S 11-12:30 $264,500 ERA Key Realty Services * 2 Fireplaces NEW LISTING addition Maryann Johnson 508-847-1484

22 ASH LANE, DUDLEY $325,000 10 DUDLEY SOUTHBRIDGE RD., DUDLEY $319,900 SOUTHBRIDGE OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1:30-3 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 11:30-1 67 Wall St S 11-1 $134,900 Hope Real Estate Group 508-943-4333 NEW LISTING * 3 Bedroom Custom * HUGE Brand New * 2400+ Sq. Ft. * 1000+ Sq. Ft. Colonial Finished Cape Patio * 1 1/2 Baths with * Work at home w/ SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2014 * 4 Spacious Basement OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE Bedrooms * 3 Tier Deck potential for Master beautiful views! DUDLEY SUN. 1:30-3:00 * 2 Full & 2 Half w/HOT TUB SUN. 11:30-1:00 Bath * Attached 2-c Gar Baths * Great yard & * HUGE addition * Private Setting Front 22 Ash Ln S 1:30-3 $325,000 ERA Key Realty Services * Master Suite desirable neighbor- done in 2005 offers Surrounded by * Sunken Cathedral hood & so much open kitch/liv area Audubon Land & Maryann Johnson 508-847-1484 Family Room more. Absolute * Central Air move in condition! * Maple Kitchen with Trails NEW LISTING * 2 Car Garage large center isle * Must See to SOUTHBRIDGE * Hardwoods Appreciate Back 111 Country Club Pl S 12-2 $279,900 Re/Max Professional Assoc. Jo Chiodetti 508-868-6826 WEBSTER Maryann Johnson 7 Lillian Ave S 1-3 $269,900 ReMax Advantage 1 Jo-ann Szymczak 508-847-1484 Cell 508-943-7669 [email protected] WORCESTER www.MaryannJohnsonSells.com 5 Norton St S 11-12:30 $189,900 ERA Key Realty Services 304 Washington St., Auburn, MA 01501 Maryann Johnson 508-847-1484

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508-943-7669 • 508-949-3205 JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com Maria Reed Diane Luong Bob Zannotti Dave Vitkus Jo-Ann Szymczak 508-873-9254 774-239-2937 508-414-8101 774-230-6550 CRS, GRI, SRES Realtor Connie Nedoroscik LICENSEDLICENSED IN IN MA MA & & CT CT Call any agent listed above Marketing Co-ordinator “Home“Home Ownership Ownership Matters” Matters” for a showing AUBURN - NEW LISTING DUDLEY - OPEN FLOOR PLAN * 1st Floor Family * Finished Lower Room Level * Cathedral Ceiling * Vinyl Sided $214,500 $329,900 Master Bedroom * Replacement * 2.5 Baths Windows * Hardwood Floors * Hardwood Floors * Fireplace * Updated Kitchen * Kitchen w/breakfast w/breakfast bar nook

8 Lesley Ave. - Diane Luong 774-239-2937 23 Ash Lane - Jo-Ann Szymczak 508-943-7669 TH WEBSTER - COTTAGE W/30’ MASTER BR DUDLEY - CATHEDRAL CEILINGS DUDLEY - 4 BEDROOM

$165,000 $234,900

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$269,900

* Cathedral ceiling FR * 10 rooms * 2.5 baths * 3 BR * 2 baths * 2 fireplaces * Fireplace * 2 baths * Family room * 3600 sq. ft. * Sunroom * HW floors * Make an offer be in for spring * Easy commute to Worcester 7 Lillian Ave., Webster 244 Cedar Street 89 Oxbow Rd OXFORD - 55+ COMMUNITY THOMPSON, CT - $169,900 BUYERS!! WANT A DEAL!! Start with getting your mortgage qualification! Call Bill Roland 508-272-5832

* 3/4 Acre * Water access for swimming/boating * Finished lower level * 3 rms * Cathedral ceiling FR * Cherry kitchen * 2 baths * Open floor plan NMLS #20898 144 Center St. 18 Daniel Dr - Bob Zannotti 508-414-8101

EMERSON REALTORS The Market Leader • SPRING IS IN THE AIR AUBURN: Rock Solid Easter is a time Colonial in to reflect on new move in condi- beginnings! tion! Feature If you are con- fireplace in liv- sidering a move, ing room, kick- R I'd love to out sunroom, formal dining, kitchen like new and three bed- help you buy or sell your home! rooms. Three season porch plus one car Please give me a call and put attached garage. $259,900 Kevin Maher 508- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 AT 10:00 A.M. my 29 years experience to 450-4219 or E work for you. [email protected] Call Mary Ellen Cox Call Kevin Maher 508-735-7061 508-450-4219 or E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected]

CHARLTON - Incredible A Spacious, multi- Auburn level, 4 bedroom / property... 2.5 baths nestled Recently on a country road REDUCED but minutes to $409,900 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 AT 11:00 A.M. L Rt.20 and I90. Meticulous and turn-key ready. Bonus loft space above garage for extra stor- Spacious 9 rm colonial has 3 br eat/in age or living space. 100% financing available. kitchen and so much more Priced right at $254,900. Call Claire @ 508-208-1395 for a private showing..

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LEICESTER - North Grafton: 36 Great condo now Samuel Drive in E Lordvale Estates--- available in adult beautiful condo home community with trendy updates. ready to go! CLEAN and PRIS- TINE! Two masters Spacious, each with master bath, with many ameni- and also two half baths! WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 AT 11:30 A.M. S ties. Oversized 2 car attached garage. Recently finished lower Priced at $246,900 level, decks, garage, central air and GAS Contact Stratton @ 843-957-1629 HEAT. Updated kitchen and baths. $210,000. Call Beth Johnson at 774-289-6437 or any Emerson Associate at 508- 832-5324 to show! T Stratton Vitikos 843-957-1629 Call Beth Johnson [email protected] 774-289-6437 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-1 16 Hazel St A Uxbridge, MA $240,000 Yesteryear meets today in this stun- ning in town colo- nial! Period details still remain such as tin ceiling and built in china T cabinet. Family room & Master Bedroom addi- tion in 1999. Lots of updates in this home includ- ing kitchen, and both baths! Neutral paint throughout! Deck recently rebuilt! Super conven- ient location! Minutes to 146 & stores in walking distance! Good • 25,000 Unique Visitors Every Week! E sized closets! Laura Poulin-Harkins • One Million Hits a Month 508-207-3802 www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com www.emersonrealtors.net

B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 11, 2014 • 7 REAL ESTATE Re/Max Professional Associates Realtor/MLS Conrad M. Allen Broker/Certified appraiser Serving Worcester County and NE CT. 508-400-0438 [email protected] • www.ConradAllen.com WEBSTER - 3 BEDROOMS, 2 FULL BATHS $162,900 This is not a short sale... This is not a foreclosure... If you like it there is no drama in buying it... Like new inside... New architectural roof... new cabinet packed kitchen with breakfast bar... New walls and ceilings... New wall to wall carpeting... Brand new heating system... Brand new stove, dishwasher... The back yard is all fenced in... The yard is flat and all useable... Two new full baths... Vacant and ready for immediate occupancy... It is cheaper to own this home than it would be to rent it. OXFORD 3 BEDROOM CAPE $179,900 Privacy galore in the backyard... The kitchen was updated and is cabinet packed... Immaculate and updated cape close to Rte. 395 and 20 minutes to Worcester... You could shave in the recently refin- Modular Homes ished hardwood floors... The furnace and oil hot water heater was replaced in 2005... The roof is 10 years old in the front and two years old in the rear... A new septic system was installed in 2005... This is not a drive-by!! You have to see the inside to appreciate it... The backyard abuts conservation land... Lots of privacy in the backyard... Vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. OXFORD 4 BEDROOM CAPE WEBSTER $159,900 BEACON PARK GARDEN UNIT

Hard to find gar- den unit at ON DEPOSIT Beacon Park. Enjoy waterfront living at its best. No need to go to the Cape and A little TLC is needed to bring this 6 fight the traffic. room 4 bedroom 2 full bath cape to its This unit contains previous splendor. Located on a dead 1200 square feet street with easy access to Rt. 395. of living area. 5 This is a great home for those with a rooms with two bedrooms. large or growing family. Call for a pri- All this for $199,900 vate appointment. THOMPSON $139,900 WEBSTER 175,000 Estate sale. Well maintained home with a double flat lot (2nd one not buildable). The home is immaculate but has some older features, the walk-up attic could made into a child's bedroom, insulated and floored, being used as storage currently, conve- 5 room 3 bedroom cape (1131 square feet of niently located minutes from route 395, 25 living area). Some painting and minor repairs minutes to worcester's employment and to add instant equity. Flat useable yard. One shopping centers, a must to show your HEY MOM! car garage. Minutes to Rt. 395. Why pay rent buyers looking for no or little work. Just when you can own for less? bring the furniture and move right in. WEBSTER 3 FAMILY OXFORD - OFFICE BUILDING We’re in the paper!! $174,900 ACROSS FROM THE OXFORD Order your photo reprint today Lots of updates to TOWN HALL - $199,900 this large three Fantastic downtown family, a new roof location in the center Call Stonebridge Press was installed in of Oxford... Next to the Bank of America... 2009, the second High traffic expo- for details (508)764-4325 floor apartment sure... has been used recently went as an attorney’s office through renovations, new kitchen, new thermo since 1977... The sec- ll at great prices ond floor is rented out A ! pane windows, new carpeting and wood floors, bringing in the two first floor apartments were renovated $1450/mo... The first five years ago, there is a large two car detached floor is vacant and has approx. 1356 sq. ft. of office Digital copy $5 garage, it has a small office within the garage, space... There is a full basement for storage purposes... this garage was rented for $250/month, great The first floor has a large reception/work area... There is a small kitchen area, bathroom and two other offices... The 4”x6” $5 • 8.5”x11” $10.00 opportunity to live in the 2,000 sq ft apartment second floor contains 936 sq. ft. with four office, recep- on the second floor and have the other two tion area, storage area and a bathroom... Excellent oppor- rents pay the mortgage. tunity for a professional looking for help with the rent. (glossy prints)

Local Events, Arts, and HERE & THERE Entertainment Listings Second Annual Health & Wellness Fair WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY MAY 7 - 11 Open Mic at Coriander Cafe Saturday April 12, 2014 Free, bring your instrument from 10 am to 2:30 pm at the Danielson Martial Arts Academy, Records & Burpee Children’s Last Sunday of every month 192 30 Wauregan Ave., Route 12 Danielson, CT Petting Zoo at Klem’s Eastford, Rd., Eastford, CT 860- May 7 -10: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. 315-7691 Hosted by Quiet Korner Health and Wellness and the Danielson May 11: 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. Martial Arts Academy. Free to Public 60 exotic and unusual creatures Roadhouse Blues Camel and pony rides are also Every Sunday 3:00, 7:00 p.m. available FRIDAY, APRIL 11 FRIDAY, MAY 2 com or by calling 508-885-9371 Special guests every Sunday Free admission Cady’s Tavern “SENSE OF PLACE” Klem’s Spring Fest Tent sale, 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA 2168 Putnam Pike (Rt. 44) www.klemsonline.com Open gallery featuring demonstrations, Kids’ activities! Klem’s SpringFest Tent sale, Chepachet, RI artist Barbara Lussier3:00 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA 401-568-4102 demonstrations, kids’ activities SATURDAY, JUNE 14 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.At Weiss & View www.klemsonline.com for 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA Hale Financial 697 Pomfret more details Klem’s 10th Annual Karaoke View www.klemsonline.com for Equine Say St., Pomfret Center, CT860-928- more details Every Friday and Saturday 2341 Barbara will offer a brief 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 8 p.m.-12 talkat 5:00 p.m. regarding au SATURDAY, MAY 3 An event for horse enthusiast! In the Veterans Lounge plein air and other movements KICK UP YOUR HEELS FOR SUNDAY, MAY 4 Rescue horses, food, Public invited A portion of all sales to benefit raffles and fun! American Legion Tuttle Post KAITLYN’S KIDS Klem’s SpringFest Tent sale, Day Kimball Hospital Women’s A night of music and dancingto Blessings Farm Drill Team 27988 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA Board demonstrations, kids’ activities will perform 508-832-2701 benefit the Kaitlyn Langlois 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA Memorial Foundation The 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA SATURDAY, APRIL 12 View www.klemsonline.com for For more information contact Karaoke and Dance Party Spencer Country Inn more details Easter Bunny Pictures at 500 Main St., Spencer, MA [email protected] Every Thursday and Saturday Klem’s 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. $35 per person Semi-formal/ Trivia Night and DJ Children and pets welcome! business casual attire For tickets $5.00 donation Sponsored contact Kathy@Kicksforkaitlyn. ONGOING Karaoke by the Spencer Lion’s Club! Every Tuesday 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA Cruising for Charity Car Live Country Music www.klemsonline.com Show Wednesday nights at Every other Friday at 9 Klem’s Starts June 4th through p.m.Sherwood’s Restaurant & SUNDAY, APRIL 13 Aug. 27th Bar 35 Rte. 171, 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA South Woodstock, CT HAM/MEAT RAFFLE View the full schedule at www. 860-963-1230 Starts at 1:00 p.m. Refreshments, klemsonline.com Cash Bar Door Prize All pro- Live Entertainment ceeds go to Land and Building Roadhouse Blues Jam Friday Night Hexmark Tavern at Fund Every Sunday, 3:00‚ 7:00 p.m. Salem Cross Inn 200 Sportsmen Club Cady’s Tavern 260 West Main St., West 184 Sutton Rd., Webster, MA 508- 2168 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, RI Brookfield, MA 508-867-2345 943-9722 401-568-4102 www.salemcrossinn.com

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(NAPS) ENTERTAINING MADE • Serve a Custom-Created day in advance. Bake them before and simply laid out crudités. Much easier to Whether you’re throw­ing EASY Beverage: A pitcher of your just before guests arrive so on a tray for easy dipping. make—and to clean up. a game day party or host- favorite beverage creation they’re hot out of the oven at • Save the Mess: Let sticky ing a family gathering, feed- • Do the Math: Make sure will free you up from bar- party time. chicken wings fly off to LEARN MORE you have enough food to ing a crowd can be simpler tending duties. • Preprep: Buy precut veg- Buffalo and instead enjoy You can find many more feed everyone. A good rule than you may realize. To • Make-Ahead Spreads: gies to lessen your chopping a tangy, no-mess Buffalo great tips and recipe sug- of thumb is three to four help you save time and trou- Hot spreads and creamy time. Celery, cauliflower, Chicken Dip featuring gestions for entertaining at different kinds of appetiz- ble, chef Jennifer Manning, dips can be assembled, peppers and baby carrots Philadelphia Cream Cheese www.CreamCheese.com. Culinary Expert with the ers for a party of 15. Plan covered and refrigerated a can all be bought the day with a side of crackers or Kraft Kitchens, offers these to offer at least one to 1½ easy tips and advice: servings of each appetizer to “The key to saving time each guest. when hosting a get-together • Use a Slow Cooker: This is organizing your menu and dish can double as a serv- creating a timeline of your ing and cooking device. Try preparation steps,” says Slow-Cooker Hearty Chili Manning. “Selecting recipes with ground beef, beans and that can be prepared ahead cheese for a tasty and hearty of time is a huge time-saver winning dish. Best part? Use for you and will allow you to the leftovers as a topper for relax and spend more time nachos to save time in the with your guests.” kitchen the next day.

Dip into delight at your next party with this easy-to-make Buffalo Chicken Dip with a side of crackers or crudités. Try this Ultimate Backyard Classic from “Weber’s Big Book of Burgers.” Fire Up The Fun The Latest In Sweetening Is With Extreme Something To Flip Over (NAPS) HAPPY APPLE There’s good news for con- TOPPING Burgers sumers who want a neater, mess-free way for everyday A delicious breakfast (NAPS) sweetening. topping served warm over Nothing says summer like hamburgers and hot dogs siz- There’s a new line of styl- Greek yogurt, oatmeal or zling on the grill. In fact, according to the 25th annual Weber ish sugar canisters with pancakes. It’s made easily GrillWatch Survey, more than 80 percent of grill owners say reclosable, flip-top lids with Domino® or C&H® that burgers are their favorite thing to grill, followed by hot made to fit comfortably in Pourable Brown Sugar dogs (75 percent). one hand for easy pouring or sprinkling. The flip-top Ingredients To celebrate America’s love affair with hamburgers, brats 1 1⁄2 tablespoons butter and other classic grilled fare, Weber Grills has released lid snaps shut, keeping the sugar fresh so it can stay out or margarine “Weber’s Big Book of Burgers”—their first cookbook ded- 1 1⁄2 cups coarsely icated to fueling America’s passion for backyard classics. on the table until the next time you need to sweeten. chopped apples “This book is truly a start-to-finish guide to throwing the And there’s no need to refill 1⁄2 tablespoon lemon ultimate backyard bash,” says New York Times best-selling sugar bowls or open a pack- juice cookbook author Jamie Purviance. “Each of the 160 recipes age of brown sugar when all 1⁄8 teaspoon nutmeg features a photo and goes beyond the burger, with fun twists you need is a little sprinkle. 1⁄4 cup dried fruit on hot dogs, side dishes and even cocktails.” These canisters are avail- 1⁄4 cup Domino® or “Weber’s Big Book of Burgers” also explores famous able from Domino® Sugar C&H® Pourable Brown regional favorites in its America the Burgerful section, and C&H® Sugar and can be Sugar including Santa Fe, where the green chili cheeseburger a great fit in just about any rules, to Columbia, South Carolina’s own pimento cheese- kitchen setting. In large skillet, melt but- burger. With finer sugar crystals New flip-top sugar canisters have a lid that snaps shut, keeping the ter over medium-low heat. An in-depth Sausage and Hot Dog Geography section than traditional granulat- sugar fresh so it can stay out on the table until the next time you Stir in apples, lemon juice salutes regional favorites like Classic Chicago-Style Hot ed sugar, Quick Dissolve need to sweeten. and nutmeg. Cook mixture, Dogs topped with pickled “sport” peppers and neon-green Superfine Sugar will work occasionally stirring gently relish, and New York Hot Dogs with Sweet Red Onions. fast for sweetening beverag- sugar, previously sold as flip-top lid makes measuring until apples begin to soft- es whether hot or cold, like Domino® Brownulated® simple. en, about 7 minutes. Reduce EXTREME BURGERS iced tea, coffees or smooth- Sugar. The advantage of this For more information heat to low and stir in dried ies. sugar is it does not clump, about Domino® or C&H® fruit and sugar. Serves: 4 cake or harden. The new dis- Quick Dissolve Superfine Cook, stirring gently, Prep Time: 25 minutes For C&H® Sugar, the free-flowing version of the penser was created for easy Sugar and Pourable Brown until mixture becomes syr- Grilling Time: 6–8 minutes classic Brown Sugar is an sprinkling of brown sugar Sugar, including a mon- upy, about 2 minutes. 4 slices thick-cut bacon innovative new product on foods such as fruits and ey-saving coupon, visit Makes approximately 1 1⁄3 cup mayonnaise in their family of sugars. breakfast foods. The pour- www.dominosugar.com/flip- cup. 1 teaspoon minced garlic Domino® Sugar consumers able brown sugar is also top-sugars or www.chsugar. Kosher salt may be familiar with this handy for baking, since the com/flip-top-sugars. Freshly ground black pepper 2 ripe Hass avocados 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice 2 teaspoons minced garlic 2 pounds ground chuck (80 percent lean) Throwing A ’60s Dessert Party… Disney Style 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce and look of “Saving Mr. Banks,” a ½ teaspoon smoked paprika (NAPS) key component of which was food. ½ teaspoon onion powder TV and film food stylist Chris Oliver A party doesn’t have to deplete your 8 thin slices cheddar cheese (“About Last Night,” “The Master”; monthly budget as long as you realize 4 hamburger buns, split TV’s “Parenthood,” “Masters of Sex,” the purpose of entertaining is to have 4 leaves Boston lettuce “Boardwalk Empire”) was brought in fun with friends. A dessert party is the 1 ripe beefsteak tomato, cut crosswise into 4 slices to handle the design. perfect answer. Everyone loves dessert­ about ¹/3 inch thick Ms. Oliver’s primary focus was and, with only one course, the shop- the writers’ room scenes where Walt In a skillet over medium heat, fry the bacon until crisp, 10 ping is less expensive and you can often had plentiful dessert fare wheeled in to 12 minutes, turning occasionally. Drain on paper towels. prepare the food beforehand. But what for breaks. Some of the most popular Whisk the mayo ingredients, including ¼ teaspoon salt about the theme for the party? That desserts from the ’60s were featured. and ¼ teaspoon pepper. Mash the guacamole ingredients, leads us to an idea based on the Disney “The food was meant to reflect a time including ½ teaspoon salt and ¼ teaspoon pepper. film “Saving Mr. Banks,” starring Tom line for Mrs. Travers, who, at first, Mix the ground chuck with the Worcestershire sauce, 1 Hanks and Emma Thompson—a ’60s was entirely negative about every- teaspoon salt, ½ teaspoon pepper, the smoked paprika and Dessert Party! es inspired by the ’60s is cherry pie, thing Disney. When she first arrives onion powder, and then gently form eight patties of equal A little background. Walt Disney’s but her special recipe is a timeless in the room, we put out tons of pre- size, each about ½ inch thick and a little wider than the “Mary Poppins,” one of the world’s classic with ingredients that haven’t made desserts loaded with preserva- buns. most beloved and enduring family films changed for more than a century. For tives—Sno Balls, Twinkies, etc. (I was Refrigerate the patties until ready to grill. Prepare the ever, was released in the mid-1960s, the Chris’ Cherry Pie and other favorite particularly proud of the red/green/ grill for direct cooking over medium-high heat (400° to 500° setting for “Saving Mr. Banks,” which ’60s recipes, visit www.facebook.com/ orange Mickey Jell-O mold.) As the is now on Digital HD, Blu-ray and DVD. SavingMrBanks. F). Grill the patties over direct medium-high heat, with the film progresses and Travers softens, The film tells the little-known story of To get more into the spirit of the lid closed, until cooked to medium doneness (160° F), 6 to 8 we brought in more homemade items how Walt (Hanks) convinced author era as you watch the film together, minutes, turning once. with pure ingredients.” Pamela “P. L.” Travers (Thompson) to put on a pot of tea and provide a few During the last 30 seconds to 1 minute of grilling time, Oliver sees the movie as the perfect agree to a movie based on her best-sell- side snack dishes like deviled eggs or place a slice of cheese on each patty to melt, and toast the inspiration for a retro-themed ladies’ ing book series. In many meetings, the Walt Disney’s personal favorite, chili: buns, cut side down, over direct heat. dessert party. To throw a classic ’60s stubborn Travers insists Disney and (http:// blogs.disney.com/insider/rec- Build each burger on a bun with garlic mayo, a lettuce party, she recommends starting with his team stick to the exact details of ipes/ 2013/02/04/walts-own-chili/). leaf, a tomato slice, two patties, as much guacamole as you “a pastel color scheme, Pyrex serving her novels. Eventually, Walt makes For more information about Chris like, a slice of bacon (torn in half) and more garlic mayo. dishes, fun Jell-O molds, cheese and her understand that despite taking Oliver and her cooking and food styl- Serve immediately. fruit platters, and cakes with lots of some liberties, using imagination and ing tips, please visit www.hollywood- frosting. Popular desserts of the ’60s creativity does achieve what Travers foodstyling.com. For more informa- LEARN MORE are coconut or butter cakes, baked really wanted to say. tion about the “Saving Mr. Banks” Alaska, soufflés, berry pies and pine- For more information or to get a copy of “Weber’s Big Creativity, of course, went into Blu-ray™ and DVD, please visit www. apple upside-down cake.” Book of Burgers,” visit www.weber.com or www.amazon. duplicating the early to mid-’60s style movies.disney.com. com. 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Vanities $5,000.00 $2.00 dz. In good condition Pedestal Sinks In Excellent Condition 860-576-5462 $150 Toilets Call 508-764-6908 New Recessed Troffer KENMORE DINING ROOM BODY SHOP TOOLS Flourescent 3-Tube Call 413-245-6521 Kitchen Sinks WHISPERTONE SET T-8 277V Fixtures Fisher Minute or 413-478-1469 Faucets 508-494-7857 Enclosed Lawn, Garden & BABY ITEMS VACUUM $800.00/negotiable $56 Each Snow Plow Carpenter Equipment 2 swings, bouncy seat, $75.00 *********** 7 1/2 Ft. with cutter edge. Call 5pm-8:30pm Good condition Fireplace Log Sets Pottery Barn wicker 508-867-6546 & Tools bassinet w/all bedding, HUGE TV GRANDFATHER No under carriage frame or wiring 413-531-2433 bumbo seat w/tray, $50.00 CLOCK 2004 doorway bouncer, duck bath, boys clothes $500.00/negotiable Asking $1800 HATACHI HD TV 3-9 months. HOOVER ********** DREMEL OSCILLATING 508-885-2053 51” Diagonal All Like New! Leave message Great reception Smoke free home CANISTER For pictures or TOOL Local $100.00 email for photos WINDTUNNEL Mod6300 other questions $55.00 Brimfield 9-ft. x 55’ [email protected] $150.00 or best offer 774-280-9565 News 413-245-9538 or [email protected] beveled glass 508-243-1078 FLATSCREEN [email protected] ORECK MAKITA RANDOM ENTERTAINMENT tabletop $45.00 ORBIT SANDER 1/2-inch thick DINING ROOM SET CENTER $100.00 ModB0500 19” w x 24” h x 54” l Call 774-230-9457 ENTERTAINMENT 48” table w/2 - 12” leaf $45.00 (3) KINCAID BRAND NEW Six chairs and glass-front Excellent condition (wrapped in original CENTER hutch $50.00 “KNOCK-OFF” unopened plastic) $50.00 Mint condition BLACK&DECKER PAINTINGS TWIN Mattresses (2) $450 or best offer ROUTER 508-867-3729 TWIN Boxspring (1) 508-885-9906 1-1/4HP cherry framed and matted ALPACA BEAN $200.00 each Call $300.00 Natural Alpaca Want to Place a Classified Ad? $35.00 774-321-0662 Call 800-536-5836 FOUND HERE! Fertilizer Brand New For Family Room BELL-NEW LADIES Pre-composted Natural Wood BOSCH B7000 2 Leather Couches Great for your garden ELVIS PRESLEY MOTORCYCLE TWIN Trundle Dining Room Set CORNER SANDER 42”Lx33”Hx23”W $10 per bag CHRISTMAS A-1 Condition(armless) HELMET Call Bed. $300.00 Soild Maple w/pads Table, 5 Chairs and Hutch $40.OO ALBUM Originally $350 $125.00 508-238-5233 Prices are negotiable. Asking $225/ea. Asking The first five recordings, vari- 774-200-1583 $275.00 ous other LP’s and box sets OAK YOUTH BED Pick up only. BLACK&DECKER (508)234-2573 CRAFTSMAN 9HP VARIABLE SPEEED Call for details w/mattress China 508-885-9992 $100.00 SNOW THROWER JIG SAW Angle Iron Cutter Electric Start, 29” pass Dinner Set $18.00 6-speed forward 8 piece place setting For Sale HON SIDE CHAIRS For Shelving Lg.7 cu.ft. GE Gas Dryer. 4W296, HK Potter 2790 BRASS DAY BED 2-speed reverse white background Estate Items $100.00 Black cab cover w/pink roses Antique Bricks 6 yrs old, runs great. Normally Sells For $700 WITH TRUNDLE 508-461-9626 Stackable plates incl. $90 OBO Twin size to keep you dry $50.00 Terracotta Floor Tiles 508-479-9752 Excellent condition Granite Slabs Washer died. $125.00 508-248-7812 Model#DCVH660GHGG Call 5pm-8:30pm $450.00 508-789-0864 $200.00 508-873-7024 508-885-9885 508-867-6546 anytime 508-981-9718 CLIP AND MAIL Town-to-Town Write your ad here: CLASSIFIEDS HOME TOWN SERVICE, BIG TIME RESULTS TO PLACE YOUR AD VISIT US ONLINE CALL www.towntotownclassifieds.com Name: TOLL FREE 1-800-536-5836 Address:

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110 NOVENAS 257 COLLECTIBLES 284 LOST & FOUND 298 WANTED TO BUY 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE PETS Prayer to St. Jude HORSE LOVERS LADIES’ COATS May The Sacred Heart Of Breyer Horse & For sale NEW STURBRIDGE, MA Did you find AMANA FOR SALE Jesus Be Adored, Glorified, Animal Models SLEEPER SOFA FRIEDRICH Loved And Preserved Over 200! your pet? WASHING Kuhl Plus Series Throughout The World Now A beautiful 32” length Olive green SQ08n10 Great Prices! $ BUY & SELL $ MACHINE Never been slept on And Forever. Sacred Heart Or find a home natural mink jacket 7500 BTU Of Jesus, Pray For Us. St. ALL GOLD & SILVER Asking $800.00 $449.00 Charlton Flea Market Size large, color mahogany or best offer Jude, Worker Of Miracles, for one? ITEMS Purchased at Macy’s and in first building 50” JVC TV 508-347-5565 Pray For Us. St. Jude, on Sundays Specializing in worn only twice FRIEDRICH Helper Of The Hopeless, NUMISMATIC COINS, Buy all or separate Paid $7,000 FRA064VU1 Pray For Us. Michelle gold & silver of any form! Will sacrifice for 6000 BTU Say This Prayer 9 Times A $149.00 508-434-0114 Call $4,000/OBO Want to Place Day For 9 Days, By The 9th Qualified with over 30 1-774-571-0189 a Classified Ad? Day Your Prayer Will Be Call 800-536-5836 Both for $500 years experience & Red leather 34” jacket Answered Even If You Don’t a following of many with tuxedo front fur Believe. This Novena Has satisfied customers. Full zip out lining, size large New - 3 days used Never Been Known To Fail. Asking Publication Must Be 262 AUCTIONS We also sell a nice FOR SALE $500.00/OBO NordicTrack Elite Mr. Desai Promised. selection of fine jewelry, Cell: 732-309-9366 Thank You St. Jude LET US KNOW!!! antiques & collectibles. Baby Carriage 14.7 Elliptical Home: 508-347-2764 ERB ESTATE AUCTION Crib London Fog 2 years old, Like new, Please call us so that we Playpen all-weather coat SALE Bring in your items & Internet access, Paper work can take your ad see what they’re worth. Baby Sled Color khaki, size 12 Bought $1399 UXBRIDGE, MA with Handle/Wheels Never worn out of the paper... You won’t leave Band Saw asking $850.00 ******** disappointed. Tickets still on Honesty and fairness Table Saw Asking $125.00 Saturday, Town-To-Town April 26 – 10am are our best policies! Wii TOOL SHEDS 130 YARD SALES Classifieds 508-347-7013 Call 860-963-0117 149 Glendale St. w/Balance Board Made of Texture 1-11 Uxbridge, MA 508-909-4111 Lee’s (Sturbridge) 8x8 $775 Controllers, Games ***************** Coins & Jewelry Bought $500 8x10 $960 Harleys, Cars, Boat, LOST CAT 239 West Main Street Asking $250.00 8x12 $1050 * Watches, Full Home Long haired, East Brookfield 8x16 $1375 DEADLINE FOR Gym, Antiques brown Tabby (Route 9 - Panda For sale YARD SALE Answers to “Kitty” ******** Lost in the North West Main Garden Plaza) BEAUTIFUL OAK LARGE LONG Delivered and Built On-Site SUBMISSIONS IS 1:00 508-637-1236 Other Sizes Available 2012 & 2006 Harley Street area 10-DRAWER BLACK PM MONDAY FOR ALL Motorcycles, ex condition, of Douglas Aug. 1st 508-341-6355 (cell) GERSTNER OFFICE CHAIR CALL 413-324-1117 MASS. WEEKLY low miles. Microchipped (Petlink.com) LEATHER COAT $30.00 1953 restored Chevy 3100 540-760-9830 MACHINIST with belt & zip-out liner PAPERS Deadline subject to change Pickup. TOOL CHEST $100.00 2008 Porsche Boxster Loaded with mics, indicators, ELECTRIC CHORD due to holidays Call Donna Call for more info convertible. various machinist tools 508-909-6936 ORGAN 2007 Mercedes E350. $550.00 $75.00 TREES FOR SALE ******************** 1988 Corvette. GREAT 285 PET CARE Call Steve at Evergreen Trees, Colorado 2011 Polaris ATV. FLEA MARKET 508-765-9274 EXTERIOR DOOR Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, 2011 Bass Tracker boat, LAZYBOY ESTATE SALE 40hp motor, trailer. Every Saturday and Sunday Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall year round RECLINING COUCH W/JAM All 10 trees for $85 31 Dudley Rd-Sutton Watches: Rolex-Cartier- 3 ft. wide;6 ft. 8” high Patek Philippe. 15+ piece FAN-C-PET Dealers, leave your stuff Gold Chenille Norway Spruce, 3.5’ 9am-5pm set-up in our secure facility Brand new $125.00 5/$99 4/12-13 & 4/19-20 hi-end gym. Mobile Much more. Dealer days every FOR SALE $995.00 Eastern Pine 5-7’ tall Furniture, Antiques Grooming Salon Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 TWO SUNROOF 5/$99 & Collectibles Exercise Bike—$35 For preview info-photos- Ever-changing array Golf Clubs/Bag—$50 774-200-1194 Excellent privacy Table Saw, Welder of cool, cool stuff KITS border/ornamental Lamps (Fredrick Cooper details go to: Table Saw—$50 $100.00 wwwsimondoakes.com Vicki Kelley 800-551-7767 Vintage Table Jig Saw—$50 Call 508-278-5762 signed) Professional dudleyflea.com Wooden Boat in Glass Case — evenings Mens Clothing-New/Boxed LED R-30 INDOOR GIRL’S 22” BIKE (Lg-XLG Sizes) Simond & Oakes $100 Auctioneers & Appraisers, Groomer 16,000 BTU Air Conditioner — $40.00 Undergarments FLOODLIGHTS Shirts, Pants(40-42) LLC Boston 20 Years Exp. $40 by Philips 617-275-4393 Sales Site Upright Freezer — $100 LARGE MAPLE VERY LARGE VINTAGE Jackets/Belts/Hats “We Go Right 12w = 65w Women’s Clothing Phone: 508-868-4021 toYour Door” WANTED TO BUY Instant on, very bright OAK OFFICE DESK MA Lic 1597, 2620 508-764-2054 BUREAU BY COLLECTOR plus dimmable $130.00 $240 or B.O. 508-987-2419 Lasts 22.8 years Old comic books Big box stores sell for 1940s and up $26-$30 774-452-3514 CHILD’S DESK Beatles memorabilia $40 YOU PAY $15.00 each 135 LOST AND FOUND 1960s and up FOR SALE or 4 per case $50.00 Famous monster Child’s Rocker $10 Call Keith VINTAGE WATER AND magazines, Godzilla, Boyds Bears $50 SNOW SKIS —LOST— Frankenstein and 508-524-9328 Reasonable offers accepted Large Male monster items, 508-867-6775 Old toys and 802-258-1599 Neutered Cat 265 FUEL/WOOD advertising items Stoneville Pond & Going... Going... Pet Training & Leicester St Area Central Boiler E-Classic Call: 860-779-2469 GAS LOG FOR 1400/2400 Gone to the Dogs SALE Live-in Crate Black with patches of white on Lg. Pet Carrier 24”Lx19”Wx19”H Heavy duty his belly OUTDOOR WOOD Training and behavior Jotul GF200 LP Gas VICTORIAN $30.00 11-gauge black epoxy A little shy but basically management in your $650 OBO Like new LIVING ROOM friendly FURNACE $40.00 About 8 years old Cleaner & Greener home. SET EPA Qualified MINI KOTA Golf Clubs/Bag Like new Positive methods used. 508-347-3145 25-Year Warranty ELECTRIC $45.00 Sofa and 2 chairs Please call Call Today Certified Pet Dog WAR $1,900 508-832-5512 508-882-0178 FISHING MOTOR Call 774-696-3397 Leave a message CrystalRockFarm.com trainer and member RELICS 36 lb. thrust, 5 speed Antique Printers APDT $125 OBO Precious Drawers WOOD STOVE Call Renelle at & WAR $15.00 ea. Moments FITNESS POWER Collection By Vermont Castings FREE 508-892-1850 SOUVENIRS Red enamel finish email: RIDER Display Cabinet and stands Construction WANTED $100 OBO 28 pieces $750.00 200 GEN. BUSINESS [email protected] $50.00 508-867-2887 or B/O Wood WWII & EARLIER 2x4’s, 2x6’s, Stowe Farm CA$H WAITING! Call 508-943-2174 508-892-3649 Plywood beams, 3/4’ thick, 774-452-3514 203 SNOWMOBILES Assorted sizes & thickness Pet Boarding Helmets, Swords, Recliner From Dogs to Daggers, Bayonets, Good for wood stoves Guinea Pigs Medals, Badges, Flags, Power Lift WOODEN SNOWMOBILE and outdoor burners Uniforms, etc. MARX LEATHER WITH TRAILER Clean Wood! Horse Back Riding Lessons Over 30 Years Experience. by BestHF SWING SET A good condition and Summer Camp MATCHING by Creative Playthings Call David Brand New-Never Used 1984 Artic Cat Cougar, 508-867-2564 4 Swing Stations Family raised pets for sale 1-508-688-0847 GENERATOR/ RECLINING CHAIR Plush Sage Green in line two cylinder 400 Delivery Available Monkey Bars suzuki motor run great. I’ll Come To YOU! INVERTER AND OTTOMAN Orig $900, Asking $600 Sand Box, Fireman’s Pole, Headlight and electric 508-865-2227 Honda EU3000is. By Lane 508-314-9440 Ladder to Club House hand-warmers work good Stowe Rd. Millbury MA Original price $699.00 (includes cover) & Slide and has extra fuel tanks Excellent Condition. Asking $300.00 www.stowefarm.com Very low usage. for long trips. SEASONED ROLAND ORGAN Will help disassemble Flat bed trailer included Electric start & pull start. Will need trailer Very quiet. RATORO 22” MUSIC ATELIER FIREWOOD 300 HELP WANTED 80G LUXURY Cut, Split & Delivered Great for electronics. PERSONAL PACE $1000 $1,000 OBO for both Asking $1500.00. including bench and Woodstock Green & Seasoned 295 BUILDING SUPPLIES 860-935-0072 MWR owner’s manual. 508-892-4370 860-481-2659 (cell) Wood Lots Wanted Mike. Used once for 1 hour Upper and lower keyboard HINGES 305 BUSINESS $280.00 $500.00 Call Paul Heavy duty 54” long stainless steel OPPORTUNITIES Call 413-245-9312 12 FT. MIRRO CRAFT 508-769-2351 508-987-5349 piano hinges HEADBOARD between 1-6 p.m. ALUMINUM BOAT WORCESTER $50.00 each FULL ADJ. 5HP MERCURY COUNTY 204 WATER EQUIPMENT Brand new SANDWICH Micro suede, oatmeal w.esp and Trailer 774-633-0832 FRANCHISE wood trim Asking MEMORIAL PARK 2000 SEADOO 720 Great opportunity! $125 OBO 1200.00/OBO 2 plots in Good Shepherd 281 FREE PETS Located in Sturbridge, MA MINI ENVIRO Plot #97 with caravan trailer $2,500.00 Red & white For more information call COFFEE/ Very fast and fun! PELLET STOVE 508-867-9386 Will pay transfer fee Local 508-248-5497 ESPRESSO $1500.00 508-867-3729 LOOKING FOR A MAKER 82 $1500 Call 774-244-6781 WONDERFUL Heroes 12 cups BRADBURY 508-234-8297 $75 OBO LOVING HOME... 310 GENERAL HELP MINT HORSE Need to Place 2-year-old Pitbull a Classified Ad? WANTED HONEYWELL COLLECTION Call 800-536-5836 100 GENERAL with papers AIR CLEANER with cabinet Female named “Calle” OATS rm sz, 15x20 Exellent condition 205 B Blue nose, not spayed Charlton Board of Health is $50 OBO $200.00 Great for single pet seeking applicants to serve 105 BULLETIN BOARD environment 508-987-9211 18’ C.CONSOLE Call as Call 508-765-0621 KEYLARGO ANIMAL INSPECTOR SNAPPER AUBURN 774-318-8439 This position requires RESIDENT FIBERGLASS generalized knowledge ROTO-TILLER NEEDS RIDE BOAT of domestic animals IR5003, Used Twice For errands All inquiries can be NASCAR Best Offer and groceries 75 4 Stroke Honda Fish Finder Life Jackets, Auto Bilge, 283 PETS made to the Die-Cast Models 1-2 times per month Board of Health Office HP They’re Back! 508-335-3728 Bimini Boat Motor, TRAC VAC Trailer Excellent, Need help with FOUND HERE! at 508-248-2210 PHOTOSMART $5 And Up! Never been in salt water! A generalized job description BRAND NEW SHIPMENT! Model 385-IC/385LH your pets Used Once Can be driven can be downloaded from the PRINTER A636 $8,700 298 WANTED TO BUY Town of Charlton’s website Model #8637A Best Offer veterinary care? Blessings Farm 860-974-1276 $30.00 5 H Foote Road We can help or best offer Charlton 107 MISC. FREE 508-347-3145 508-248-1411 BEAR CAT at an affordable price! VAC-N-CHIP PRO Route & VAC PRO FREE WOOD PALLETS BOAT, MOTOR Foster NEW H.D. Models 72085, 72285, 72295 169 King Size Used Twice You pick up AND TRAILER Parents Wanted MEZZANINE Best Offer Monday thru Friday Chrysler, Tri-Hull Bedroom Set Antiques Seeking Quality Homes 3500 sq. ft., 15 ft. high 8am-noon Bow Rider 6 piece cherry wood Stonebridge Press 884 Worcester St. Throughout Central MA sleigh bed Tons of load factor Call 508-765-5763 with 60HP Includes decking 25 Optical Drive Evenrude motor Southbridge MA To Provide Foster Care 66% off Southbridge Galvanized trailer To Children In Need. $2500.00 Only $34,900.00 (located behind Set up for fishing or pleasure’ or best offer Southbridge Hotel & Looking To Purchase 24/7 Support. Generous Call 774-696-3397 $1200.00 Antiques 508-272-7110 Conference Center) Extras - call for details Reimbursement. And Collectibles $1000 Sign-On Bonus Sports Equipment 508-949-1320 Single Items Call For Details New ARCHERY Or Entire Estates Queen PillowTop Hoyt Montega Bow Our veterinarians can help King Size 40-50 lb. pull 109 MUSIC/ARTS spay/neuter and/or general We Buy It All Mattress 44-inch axel to axel medical appointments. And Also Do Bedroom Set OUTBOARD On-Site Estate Sales 6 piece cherry wood with Box Spring Adjustment draw MOTOR Additional discounts sleigh bed 26 inches-29 inches GUITAR available for those on And in Original Plas- Jade green color 1970 GIBSON J50 1976, 7HP Eska Estate Auctions Cost new: $1,160.00 Runs mint financial assistance. $2500.00 tic $150.00 Acoustic w/case Please call Asking $600.00 Great condition CALL MIKE ANYTIME Devereux Therapeutic or best offer or best offer $300 OBO 508-637-1333 508-272-7110 Call: 508-410-7050 $1800.00 o.b.o. 508-765-9512 Foster Care Call 508-347-3145 774-633-0832 860-576-5462 or online at 508-829-6769 www.secondchanceanimals.org 4 % TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS % A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION % April 11, 2014

310 GENERAL HELP 314 FOOD SERVICES 433 CLEANING 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 525 HOUSES FOR RENT 546 CEMETERY LOTS 575 VACATION RENTALS WANTED House/Office RENT RENT House For rent WORCESTER EXPERIENCED Cleaning NORTH BROOKFIELD Small Cottage On COUNTY RV in Co-op Park GROUNDSKEEPERS SERVERS BROOKFIELD/ 24 Spring Street South Pond Available Lakeside MEMORIAL PARK $30,000 Positions available for needed for part-time work in Reasonable rates. WEST BROOKFIELD 3 large rooms, 2nd floor Paxton, MA $850/mo seasonal part-time work. our fine-dining establishment No job too big or small. APARTMENTS Like new Garden of Gospels Woodstock, CT Must be flexible, available Washer/dryer hookup plus electricity Experience helpful, Day and evening Electric heat, hot water 1 plot (#85) weekends and holidays and a hours available. Off-street parking Washer/dryer hook-ups, with 2 grave sites will train. not included applianced team player -Bonded- Laundry facility Central location $4,000.00 Reliable work ethic Professional references re- No pets, smoke outside 1 bedroom, Great location! Trash pick-up Off-street parking 774-200-1194 a must!! quired On-site mail pick-up $600/month Email resume Call Wendy for a References and security No Dogs FREE estimate at: and delivery Available Now to Heidi at $600-$750/month required Call [email protected] 508-943-9880 508-867-7404 413-262-5082 Dudley Hill Golf Course 1st and last required No dogs Seasonal campsite 508-943-4538 Smoke-free facilities Local Meadowside of Woodstock, 508-867-7555 Own your own lot. 325 PROFESSIONAL 442 LICENSED DAY SOUTHBRIDGE 530 HOUSES FOR SALE PCA WANTED 1-bedroom apartment Heroes Trailer with add-ons which FOR ADULT FEMALE HELP WANTED CARE Nice location For Sale contain large family room, two IN WEBSTER $475/month 315 sq. ft. COTTAGE bedrooms, dining room, 10pm-6am ************************* Separate utilities IN NARRAGANSETT, screened porch, vinyl siding, Monday-Thursday The Commonwealth of 508-764-2293 large shed, outdoor fire pit, Massachusetts RI $12.98 per. hr. Located 1200 ft. from state mostly furnished. Call Carolyn Office of Child Care Brookside beach on lease land Services requires that all Park ammenities: 508-949-1714 in private area large swimming pool, rec hall. COLLECTIONS ads placed in the Terrace Local Open May to mid October MANAGER newspaper for child care Newly renovated pavilion, mini golf, bocci, Coordinates the collection (daycare) in your home ------News Most contents included horseshoes, fish pond, of delinquent mortgages, include your license num- --A/C In Every Unit Photos available playground-low yearly consumer loans and 311 PART-TIME ber --Pool $48,000 maintenance fees. commercial loans. [email protected] HELP WANTED Counsels members on --Basketball Court or call Rte.25 197, debt resolution options. --Playground Ensures compliance with 454 HOME 860-928-6103 Woodstock, CT --On-Site Laundry BUILDING state and federal lending IMPROVEMENT Unit #5 laws. Assists with COMMISSIONER $ PART TIME foreclosures and property Heat/Hot Water SPENCER management of OREO’s. 1 PAINTING 772-233-1555 TOWN OF DUDLEY Initiates and effects Interior/ Included! Lovely 3 Bdrm 21/2 BA The Town of Dudley, MA is repossessions. Handles all Colonial seeking a Certified Building correspondence with Exterior ------FOUND HERE! Open floor plan Hdwd Floors, FOUND HERE! Commissioner with 3-5 years outside collection Affordable 2-Bedroom municipal experience preferred Power Washing Fplcd Great Rm. agencies. Email resume Apartments For Rent. or B.A. in related field desirable and salary requirements to Carpentry SOUTHBRIDGE Cathedral ceilings Equivalent combination of Spacious, Fully Spacious Eat-in Kitchen. Worcester County [email protected] • FREE ESTIMATES • Unique, rustic education and building to apply. Applianced. 2 bedroom apartment Freshly painted w/modern Memorial Park experience may be considered • FULLY Insured • colors. 2-Car garage • Reasonable Rates • 1st floor Paxton, MA Only MA Certified Starting at $829 Laundry room Large Lot 2-grave-plot Building Rich O’Brien Great location $2799 Section Heritage 1 Commissioners should INCOME LIMITS APPLY Off-st parking 508-635-6645 Asking $3,250 Painting Section 8 Welcome apply 28 Years Of Experience No Pets/No Smoking Call 413-245-4340 Knowledge of local government $725/mo Email:[email protected] PLUMBERS & 508-248-7314 m operations with excellent oral Office Open From: 508-765-0322 and written communication PIPE FITTERS Monday-Friday skills LICENSED ONLY 535 HOUSING WANTED Worcester County This is a 20 hr/week position 457 LAWN/GARDEN 9:00am to 5:00pm We will provide permanent LOOKING FOR APARTMENT Memorial Park with salary/benefits negotiable positions, excellent Saturday 10:00am STURBRIDGE Paxton, MA Please submit cover letter and to 3:00pm Elderly woman on compensation and 2 bedroom apartment oxygen looking for 1 or PLOT FOR SALE resume by benefit package Evening Appointments Available 667B Friday, April 21, 2014 to: $850/Mo. 2-bedroom first floor apartment Fully applianced, in decent neighborhood with Graves 1 and 2 in Dudley Personnel Board Apply: Garden of Heritage 2 71 West Main St. #18 Black Diamond convenient location, private heat/hot water, washer/dryer J.J. Bafaro setting hookups in the Southbridge/ Value $6500 Dudley, MA 01571 9 Worcester Street Lawn Care No Pets/No Smoking Sturbridge area Asking $4200 or email to Worcester, MA Professional Work 1st/Security Have indoor neutered cat and Call Lorraine personnel@ At Prices Beating Brookside Terrace Credit reference required many references 508-789-8188 dudleyma.gov The Competition! 508-347-8115 508-344-0072 EEO Cleanups 11 Village Drive Trailer Truck Mowing Southbridge,MA 01550 Drivers Wanted Plowing WORCESTER COUNTY Class A CDL with Mulching (508)764-7675 Retired Mechanic MEMORIAL PARK Hedge Trimming with drivers license Hazmat Patios STURBRIDGE Two grave plots: Looking for InLaw Valor I (#291, Unit A, Based in Etc. Daniel Fiske Apartment or graves 1 and 2) CHARLTON Room with a bathroom North Brookfield Seth Goudreau Two bedroom apartment House Current value $8200.00 OUTDOOR WORLD and storage Offered: $5,850.00 774-402-4694 Off-street parking. 5-Room Apartment for 64 year old Nice yard 1st Floor, 2- Family 508-499-7957 STURBRIDGE Please Call www.blkdiamondlandscaping.com Handicapped, but [email protected] Seasonal Housekeeping Coin-op laundry $895/Month self-sufficient 508-867-3235 FREE Estimates No Pets Needed Fully Insured Various part-time $800/Month 860-382-3634 Experienced & Plus electricity Utilities Not Included positions open Ambitious! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Please apply at 508-335-0249 575 VACATION RENTALS 19 Mashapaug Rd., Includes SPRING CLEAN-UP Appliances & Laundry CAPE COD TIME Sturbridge, MA 01566 High quality at a low price 546 CEMETERY LOTS No phone calls or emails, 400 SERVICES Call or email to schedule a free Room On Premises. SHARE FOR SALE please property estimate for your Hardwood Floors, Patio Edgewater Beach Resort Applications will be taken DOUGLAS spring clean-up needs. 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom First, References, And 2 CEMETERY 95 Chase Avenue Wednesday and Friday 8’x6’ Blackboard By calling Security Deposit 9:00 a.m. - Noon Bob Hickey Landscaping Apartments Available PLOTS Dennisport, MA 02639 Old School Prices start at $845/month. Required in Garden of Valor I Across the street $500.00 you are getting the most value for your money Includes heat, hot water, (508)347-9081 Worcester County from the water A/C, pool, fitness center 774-243-6650 Memorial Park, Studio (Unit 706) Hearthstone Soap & children’s program. Paxton, MA bhickeylandscaping@ Off street parking. Call 610-787-0068 Fixed week 33 (August) Stone gmail.com PART-TIME Wood Stove Call (508)476-3777 WEBSTER Deeded rights $1900.00 CLERICAL HELP 1 Bedroom Apartment CEMETERY LOTS 2nd Floor 508-347-3145 WANTED Oak Dining room Table Recently remodeled AVAILABLE 20 hours per week 481 POOLS/SPAS 2 Leaves/6 Chairs Center of town on bus line Pine Grove Cemetery Fort Meyers Apply at $725.00 DUDLEY $650/mo Spencer, MA Southbridge Dresser Hill First/Last & Single lot $1000 Beach Credit Union Apartments Double $2000 73” Mitsubishi 18 FT. $500 Security Deposit Florida 205 Main Street Big-Screen TV 2 bedroom in 508-561-0461 ABOVE GROUND country setting. 1 bedroom fully equipped Southbridge, MA $1500.00 Call Mike cottage, near beach and 01550 POOL Stove and refrigerator Used only one season! included. 774-200-6164 all attractions 3-Piece Oak Moving, must sell Laundry facility, off-street or Clean and quiet Everything included WEBSTER pinegrovecemetery Bedroom Set parking. No Pets. 1- and 2-bedroom $750.00 $1000.00 [email protected] Febuary & March or best offer apartments for rent $4,000 plus tax SEASONAL CEME- First and security Neat & Clean 774-545-6161 Call 508-796-5192 deposit required Off-Street Parking TERY Leave message Excellent Location 239-463-3369 MAINTENANCE $750 Monthly 727-204-4457 Plus utilities Affordable Cemetery Plots WORKER Call for details Worcester County Memorial The Town of Charlton Cemetery Call: (508)397-0212 508-943-7436 or Park Department seeks an assistant 508-612-6192 Valor II Section Need to Place a Classified Ad? Maintenance Worker who will 500 REAL ESTATE anytime til 9pm Graves 1 & 2 Call 800-536-5836 help in maintaining the Town 402 GENERAL SERVICES Cemeteries, under the direction Valued at $7600 of the Cemetery Superintendent 501 REAL ESTATE Asking $4000 This is a seasonal part-time ARMY OF 1 DUDLEY position with no benefits, WANTED WEBSTER Water Filtration First Floor, 2 bedroom 2-bedroom apartments 508-885-6489 during the months of (2 Family House) April-November with an aver- at Negus Street 508-885-4278 ARMY OF 1 will treat all Quiet neighborhood 1st floor age of 32 hours per week Separate utilitities This position will assist in all water problems! Off-street parking Gas heat Laundry in basement cemetery operations including New Installations No Pets setting up for graveside ser- Servicing all equipment No pets CEMETERY PLOTS vices Well tank and pump service 1st, last and security Worcester County All applicants must be able to $725/mo $650/month Memorial Park start employment on James Morse First/Last/Security CALL 508-864-6285 Paxton, MA GREAT SUMMER May 5, 2014, be 18 yrs. or Northbrookfield, MA Garden of Gospels RETREAT older, possess a valid drivers 774-200-0225 508-479-7681 1 plot #150 license, be able to lift 75 lbs, 2 grave sites $30,000.00 and have outdoor [email protected] ************ WEBSTER Meadowside landscaping skills Available April 1st Asking $2800 Applications may be EQUAL HOUSING 3-bedroom, 2nd floor apart- of Woodstock, CT picked up in the ment 386-576-6663 is a cooperative seasonal Selectmen’s office OPPORTUNITY FOR RENT: Gas heat, off-street parking campground offering 100 owner 3 rooms, 1 Bedroom, Leave message 37 Main Street No pets owned sites, a lagre pool, ************* Stove, Frig, Gas Heat, 2nd 1st/last/security deposit Charlton, MA 01507 floor, Quiet Victorian fishing pond, mini golf course, Submission deadline: All real estate advertising in this $850/month newspaper is subject to The building, laundry, sm. rec room, April 28, 2014 or until filled Call The No pets. 508-943-7718 EOE Federal Fair Housing Act of DOUBLE and pavilion. Available 5/1 Season runs from Junk Man 1968, which makes it illegal First and last months CEMETERY LOT Trees Cut to advertise any preference, required. in All Faith Swedish Cemetery April 15-October 15. Brush/Limbs limitation or discrimination $500.00 month. WEBSTER Worcester, MA Weekly pump out is included in Lot #119 Section I Removed based on race, color, religion, Call: 508-943-3112 annual fee which runs from Prospect Estates $990.00 to $1320.00 per WE NOW TAKE YOUR sex, handicap, familial status 2 and 3 Bedroom $1,400 Spencer AUTOS FOR CASH! (number of children and or season depending on when you Apartments Call 508-867-8350 pay your assessment. PART-TIME COOK pregnancy), national origin, Lakeside Now Available Thursday and Saturday FREE METAL PICK-UP ancestry, age, marital status, or Appliances, Historical Buildings 15-20 hours per week any intention to make an such Apartments This Unit #58 has a wonderful Cooking experience Furniture, TV’s. Studio Apartment preference, limitation or Must Income Qualify PINE GROVE site placement with a back yard and pleasant attitude Construction Furnished to house car and shed with rock Salary depending on experi- discrimination. This newspaper Utilities not included SECTION 8 CERTIFICATES CEMETERY Materials. WELCOME garden and front yard for nice ence Cellars/Attics will not knowingly accept any $650/Month Whitinsville, MA Retirees welcome to apply advertising for real estate that is Call 2 plots for sale lawn, small fish pond and Cleaned. more flowers. LINCOLN HILL MANOR Small Building in violation of the law. Yew Ave. section 3 Room Apartment (508) 943-9567 Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 508-885-3338 Demolition, Tires. Our readers are hereby 1 Bedroom EHO Asking $2400.00 trailer with two slide outs, Leaves Removed. informed that all dwellings kitchen applianced Valued at $3000.00 Residential Moves. advertising in this newspaper utilities not included screened porch (8x29) and front Furnaces Removed are available on and equal $700/Month 508-849-7939 deck (8x16) all built in 1997. 314 FOOD SERVICES opportunity basis. First/Last/Security WEBSTER Unit has been completely Quiet, clean 1 bedroom Weekends also! To complain about redecorated to include ceiling 1/4 Mile to I-84 3rd floor, Gas Heat fans, carpeting, flooring and Central Mass and discrimination call The and MA Pike Appliances WORCESTER COUNTY www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Delivery Drivers & Connecticut Department of Housing and NO PETS Off-Street Parking paint, has lots of storage and Waitstaff/Bartender Dave Urban Development “HUD” References A Must Nice Area MEMORIAL PARK comes completely furnished. Apply in person 508-867-2564 toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. Call 508-347-9623 No Smoking or Pets Paxton, MA 25 Rte 197 Village Pizza Restaurant For the N.E. area, call HUD ad 9am-6pm $525/month Faith/Crypts See Craigs List 1st, last 487 Main St., Sturbridge 413-262-5082 Lot 84C #1 Space for more pictures 508-347-8177 617-565-5308,. The toll free 508-735-2097 Ask for George or Bob number for the hearing impaired $4200 is 1-800-927-9275 508-943-0671 Call 508-864-3008 APRIL 11, 2014 % TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS % A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION % 5

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Rebuilt cruise, parkaid, Recent brakes and tune-up Selling because bought FBS CAMPER Transmission/Motor, $400.00 trailer (plastic casing piece $3500 new bike broke off) moonroof, 3-row Power everything Bunkhouse in rear, Queen bed New Fuel Tank, Radiator, Steer- Black seating, rear liftgate, $2500 firm $10,000 firm in front. Table and couch fold ing Box. Dual Wheels, 1971 Muncie $200.00 860-377-5742 One owner Call 508-347-2787 860-753-2096 out into double beds. Excellent 11’ Area Behind Seats 860-377-8374 very good condition condition. Full slide-out. Excellent Condition 4-speed Asking $6,000 Stove, micro, stand-up sepa- 14,100GVWR Transmission 774-262-9409 rate shower, cable, awning, $700.00 2002 TOYOTA CAMRY 2010 SUBUARU Local surround sound, etc. Call 5pm-8:30pm 508-867-6546 TIRES AND RIMS SOLARA CONVERT- FORESTER 2.5x News $12,000 OBO New Ford 308 FOR JEEP LIB- IBLE SLE Premium 508-400-2073 Cubic inch 6 cyl, 148,000 Loaded,4WD, Automatic, Uxbridge MA ERTY AND FORD Well maintained, new tires, 720 FOREIGN AUTO Navigation assembled long RANGER recent roof, good condition $8800 block 235/70/16 Spring IS coming! ‘01 VW BUG Call or text 2005 PALOMINO 2000 FORD F-150 $1500.00 Nordsman M+S Have some fun in the sun! $1950 or BO for more details POP-UP CAMPING Red Super Cab Pressure valve stem system $5,500/BRO Runs Great 508-867-0596 122K miles on Voxx racing rims Call 508-909-6183 860-753-2096 TRAILER New gas tank and 17” Hummer $600.00 Excellent Condition exhaust manifolds 860-779-2246 FOUND HERE! Garaged during off seasons Runs good Wheels 4whl drive 1980 MGB 740 MOTORCYCLES One owner w/35” tires WANTED Used only 4 weeks a year needs work $750.00 $7,000 2002 HONDA Sleeps 6, 3 burner gas $1500 or BO 2004 CHRYSLER Kawasaki Call 508-981-6621 SEBRING Nice interior, runs great CBR 954 stove Weathertech Many new parts, top, engine, Black and red Motorcycles Small gas/electric 860-315-2635 CONVERTIBLE suspension, brakes, etc. In great condition 1968-82 refrigerator Floor Mats White with tan top 508-987-1228 Only 11,637 miles (3 cylinder prefered) Gray, Front and Rear Fits Runs excellent Is completely Any Condition $3995 2000 Jeep Liberty 2008-2012 Many new items ready to ride 508-885-7680 Like New $4800.00 or best offer Tons of cosmetic TOWN & COUN- upgrades CAll JOE 508-769-3262 1984 VW RDX (978)760-5042 TRY $100.00 Priced to sell 2007 8317SS 508-347-3145 Convertible immediately at $4,500 or (508)481-3397 MINIVAN 4 HANOOK SNOW 4-speed standard transmission 508-688-5907 Rockwood Trailer No rust, awesome shape TIRES 183,000 miles pristine condition in and out. $595.00 11,500 and/or largest lot All-wheel drive, leather, 235/55/R18 100T LASSICS 2004 CORVETTE Like new 720 C needs minor work 745 RECREATIONAL double size every option, new headlights, All 4, $245 CONVERTIBLE 508-779-0194 QCC Brimfield brakes, water pump Early 1964 1/2 Blue and saddle VEHICLES packaged or separate $3600 or best offer 26,281 miles on it 2007 SUZUKI 508-847-3281 RETRACTABLE Mustang Coupe New tires and brakes 2001 ITASCA CARGO COVER BURGMAN 400 Make an offer! with factory 260 V8 Asking $32,000 2001 VW SCOOTER SUNDANCER Call 508-892-8027 FOR CHEVY EQUINOX White w/red interior, Call or text Paul at Like new or email Brand new, $65 NEW BEETLE GLS MOTOR HOME 3/4 TON CHEVY Excellent condition, 774-641-4050 Less than 3K miles 30 ft. with slideout [email protected] All receipts, TURBO SILVERADO Green, 5-speed, sunroof $3,600 Sleeps 7 U-HAUL TRAILER Complete documentation. Ford F450, low mileage 4-wheel drive, 1986 Loaded, fun to drive Selling for parts HITCH No disappointments. 112,000 mileage Call 508-335-2747 Good condition LAKESIDE RV Class II 2004 Cream color interior Call 508-892-3612 RESORT $600 Firm 2-inch receiver fits $16,900 Great shape for appointment to Call Mike Chevy Equinox from 2004- PONTIAC GTO view Own RV lot for less than rent- or best offer Need a bigger car ing 508-832-2566 2013 Torrid red with black leather Asking $3,000.00 Harley Davidson $75 interior, 5.7L LS1 V8 Developers final phase Please leave message Call Linda at Fat Boy All lots 50% off automatic transmission AMPERS 860-871-5777 73,000 miles 508-248-1665 2001 Carberated 70K 750 C / Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool Call Mark $8500.00 508-887-2847 TRAILERS Activity Center 725 AUTOMOBILES 767 VEHICLES WANTED Asking $10,900 2000 WINNEBAGO Call 508-949-1816 Tornado 508-989-8165 Catamaran JOURNEY 34B ANTIQUE AUTO 2001 BMW 2005 LOTUS Jadestone/White, PARTS NEEDED SPORTS COUPE 20’ Great Shape Cummins 275HP Diesel PARKMODEL ELISE $3650.00 Pusher, Allison 5-spd Trans, 1937-1960 4 Tires w/Rims RARE GREY 325CI BMW WITH LOFT Car and truck sheet metal trim SPORTS COUPE, 55K, 2006 MERCURY Sport and Touring Tow Package 2009 midsize Ford Packages 774-545-6161 Sleeps 5 and full-length addition and exterior parts only 125/55R16 SHOWROOM NEW, Furnished No mechanical parts whatso- LEATHER, NAVIGATION, MOUNTAINEER Arctic Silver metallic paint with Retractable Slide, Auto Will fit new Ford 5 lug pattern 82,000 miles, one owner, black leather interior Leveling, Full Kitchen, Bath, 12x16 with washer/dryer ever $450.00 SUNROOF, POWER Campground season Also 1949-1951 Mercury trim EVERYTHING, PREMIUM All-wheel Drive, V6, seats 7 Star Shield paint protection Queen Bedroom, Corian Tops, Good Condition 11,000 miles Wash/Dry Hook-up, 10-gal. April 15-October 15 and sheet metal 508-943-1740 SOUND 6 CD CHANGER, Like New-Under 941-567-8719 978-760-3453 $8,000 Dealer maintained 2,300 miles Hot Water Tank, Central $8,900 Ph: 508-949-2270 $35,000 Air/Heat, Oak Wood/Rug Floor, or 860-508-7251 508-847-5274 Spring around the corner Elec. Fireplace, 941-592-5318 be ready-to-ride with Satellite System, this fantastic Beautiful Oak Cabinets, 2 TVs, JEEP CHEROKEE 2002 2006 Suzuki VCR, Back-up Camera, 2010 PONTIAC VIBE 2006 VW Jetta Boulevard VL800K RIMS (5) Chevy Impala Excellent Condition! Solar Panel 17x7.5 rims (Toyota Matrix) Like new Saddle bags-Visor Many Extras...Must See Runs good, but needs some 4-door, 5-speed, FWD, $4200 OBO Buy Now for fantastic start $38,000 1 with mounted tire 4 Snow tires included Stored in garage TLC. Silver, 120,000 miles Silver, 35 MPG, 99K, to spring 860-779-9868 $300.00 or BO Excellent condition $4900.00 508-867-5156 Asking $2500 $8,495.00 or BO 774-312-1483 774-329-9160 Call 508-278-6304 508-208-6042 Leave message Call Stacey @ 508-943-4400 Or Email [email protected] SEE A PHOTO YOU WOULD LIKE TO ORDER ? PHOTO REPRINTS AVAILABLE Call Stonebridge Press for details 508-764-4325 or drop us an email at [email protected] 6 % TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS % A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION % April 11, 2014 Aut motive Chrysler Pulls Off a 180-degree Turn with the All-New 2015 Chrysler 200 Sedan BY KEITH GRIFFIN

People like to ask the question: are there really any bad cars out there? Have you ever given a bad review? Until the 2015 model year, the answer would have been the Chrysler 200. It was one of the most uninspired models to come out of Detroit in years. On the record, execu- tives wouldn’t admit as much but get one talking off the record and the disappoint- ment was evident. But now Chrysler can point with pride to the 2015 Chrysler 200. The transforma- tion has been that substantive. The ugly duckling has become a fairly attractive swan. Note the phrase is “fairly attrac- tive” because it’s not quite yet a beautiful car but it’s fairly close. What’s one thing that stops it from being a beauty? I’d say a fairly massive A pillar. That’s the pillar that connects the roof to the hood in simple terms. I found it an obstacle when turning left or right. Of course, a lot of that could have to do with my seating position. Other drivers may not find it to be an obstacle. The Chrysler 200 comes with two engine choices: the 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine produces a best-in-class 295 horsepower and 262 lb.-ft. of torque, or the standard 2.4-liter MultiAir2 Tigershark I-4 engine produces 184 horsepower and 173 lb.-ft. of torque. Both are mated to a 9-speed automatic transmission, the first of its kind in the midsize segment. Heck, in competition like the Ford Fusion, Honda Accord and Toyota Camry, you’re going to find six-speed automatics. Chrysler uses the nine-speed, found on vehicles like the Jeep Cherokee, for better fuel efficiency. The 2015 Chrysler 200 is all new and it’s a much needed improvement. This is no longer a sedan better suited for rental car duty. It’s become an aspirational Around Louisville, Ky., where Chrysler vehicle. let the media experience the 200, the V6 was a lot of fun with more than enough and available, include full-speed Forward power underfoot. However, the four-cyl- Collision Warning-Plus: a Chrysler inder model doesn’t disappoint. It han- Group first that provides autonomous dled all types of driving situations and braking and, under certain circumstanc- never felt at a loss for power. My choice es, slows or brings the vehicle to a full between the two would be the I-4 because stop when a frontal collision appears of the fuel economy. imminent; segment first ParkSense The inline four averages 36 miles Parallel/Perpendicular Park Assist: uses per gallon on the highway, an amazing ultrasonic sensors to guide the driver 5-miles-per-gallon jump. Around town into parking spaces; and segment-exclu- it’s rated at 23 mpg for a combined rating sive standard electronic park brake with of 28 mpg. Chrysler 200 models with the SafeHold, which secures the vehicle if V6 achieve 32 miles per gallon based on the driver opens the door and unlatches EPA standards on the highway. That’s 3 the seat belt while forward or reverse miles more per gallon than the previous gears are still engaged. model. Around town you’re looking at 19 Other standard and available features mpg city, which seems really low in this include electronic stability control, elec- day and age, for a combined 23 mpg. For tronic roll mitigation, four-wheel anti- comparison, the Toyota Camry with the lock disc brakes, ParkSense rear backup 3.5-liter V6 gets 21 mpg city for a com- sensors, ParkView rear backup camera, bined 25 mpg. blind-spot monitoring, Rear Cross Path OK, enough about fuel economy, how Detection and LATCH child seat anchors. does the 2015 Chrysler 200 drive? It’s The 2015 Chrysler 200 comes in a lot of superb. I spent a lot of time behind the variations. You can choose from the LX wheel and as a passenger in the 200 starting at $21,700; the Limited, $23,255; S with all-wheel drive on a rainy day. the S, $24,495; or the premium C model at The car was quiet with a firmly planted $25,995. Destination charge is $995. stance that handled twisty roads with no Chrysler expects the Limited to be the The styling of the Chrysler 200 suggests, at least from the rear view, a more upscale German sedan. problems. Its ride is comparable to any volume seller at 45-50 percent of sales for It has become competitive, in terms of design, with the Ford Fusion and upcoming Hyundai Sonata. midsize currently on the market. the 200. It has standard features above Kudos to Chrysler for packing the 200 the LX, which will account for about also read the latest automotive news at Curb weight: 3473 lbs. with lots of standard and available safety 5 percent of sales, such as bi-function TorqueNews.com, where I am a contrib- Engine: inline four cylinder and V6 features. It’s the first midsize sedan to halogen projector headlights, acoustic utor, or learn about buying and selling a offered. feature available adaptive cruise con- front door glass, Uconnect 5.0, Bluetooth, used car at UsedCars.About.com.) Horsepower: I-4 engine: 184 horsepow- trol, which can bring the 200 to a stop in touchscreen media center, power one er; V6: 295 horsepower and traffic. It’s a trickle down feature seen touch up/down front windows, six speak- VITAL STATISTICS Torque: I-4 engine: 173 lb.-ft. V6: 262 lb.- on much more expensive vehicles in the ers and 17-inch aluminum wheels. Wheelbase: 108.0 inches ft. past. Regular commuters stuck in stop- Length: 192.3 inches EPA estimated mpg city/highway: and-go traffic on a regular basis will love (For the latest new car news, follow Width: 73.6 inches 23/36 for inline four; 19/32 for V6 the feature. me on Twitter at indepthauto. You can Height: 58.7 inches Base price: $24,495 Other safety features, both standard As-tested price: $29,995 Also consider: (a comparative vehicle) Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, Ford Fusion

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The interior of the Chrysler 200 has moved way upscale with lots of features found in much more expensive vehicles. It competes with anything offered in its class and beats most of them. APRIL 11, 2014 % TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS % A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION % 7

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