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THIS WEEK’S QUOTE Goddard Street blaze displaces

“Good manners BUILDING HOMEOWNER INJURED DURING FIRE will open doors BY JOY RICHARD engaged and the neighboring that the best TIMES STAFF WRITER homes were being evacuated. education cannot.” WEBSTER — A three-alarm fire He said he believes the fire start- ravaged a Goddard Street home in ed in the rear of the home. Clarence Thomas the early-morning hours of Friday, According to State Fire May 31. Marshal’s office spokesman Members of the Webster Fire Jennifer Mead, as of Monday after- Department and firefighters from noon, June 3, there was no set surrounding communities rushed cause, but she did know officers to 4 Goddard St., last Friday morn- assigned to the case were looking INSIDE ing after reports of flames were into “issues going on between an called in by local residents. Courtesy photo outside party and first-floor resi- Learning ...... A3-9 As of Monday, June 3, the State A panoramic view of the scene at 4 Goddard St. during a fire Friday, May 31. dents.” Viewpoint ...... A10 Fire Marshal’s Office, the She added that there was a blaze. station at approximately 4 a.m. He Sports ...... A12-13 Massachusetts State Police and the “loveseat standing on end on the Webster Police Department contin- According to Webster Fire Chief added that when he arrived on Seniors ...... A15 Brian Hickey,the call came into the scene the home was already fully ue to investigate the cause of the Please Read FIRE, page A15 Obituaries ...... B2 Events Calendar ...... B3 Real Estate ...... Sect.B Legal Notices ..... Sect.B Familiar faces

LOCAL highlight Dudley election

ZAJKOWSKI, GERMAIN THROW THEIR HATS INTO THE RING

BY JOY RICHARD The election will be TIMES STAFF WRITER held on Tuesday, June 25, Editor’s Note: For the at the Dudley Municipal Dudley Annual Election, Complex from 7 a.m. The Webster Times ran a until 8 p.m. The date profile on the Board of coincides with the elec- Selectmen incumbents, tion for United States current Board of senator, something Selectmen Chairman which all four candidates Manicures for Jonathan Ruda and fel- for selectmen hope will TAKING THE NEXT Seniors low board member Paul draw voters to the polls. M. Joseph in the Friday, Zajkowski said he STEP Page A3 May 24 edition. The pro- hopes for a larger voter file for former selectmen turnout this year. Dudley Members of the Class of 2013 at Bay Path Brian K. Germain and and many surrounding Regional Vocational Technical High School LEARNING Paul Zajkowski is fea- towns have seen local (Friday, May 31), Oxford High School (Friday, May tured below. election numbers dwin- 24), and Shepherd Hill Regional High School dle in the last few years (Sunday, June 2) took the next step in their lives at graduation ceremonies held over the last cou- DUDLEY — The race and he said he feels it’s ple of weeks. Bartlett High School will hold their for Board of Selectmen is important for residents ceremony this Friday, June 7. For complete cover- on, and two recognizable to know how much a age of the area’s high school’s graduations, check faces are in the running. local election can affect out next week’s Webster Times! Running for the two their community. open selectmen seats are “In any other year I Mark Ashton photo former Water/Sewer think it would have been Above, The Bay Path Class of 2013 marched in to Commissioner Scott worse for turnout,” said “Pomp and Circumstance,” last Sunday at the Zajkowski and former Zajkowski during a sit DCU Center. Selectman Brian K. down interview last Germain. Current select- week, “simply because it Joy Richard photo men Paul Joseph and gets into vacation time. Right, Shepherd Hill graduates Natalie Lewis, of Chairman Jonathan Just about everything Charlton, and Bradley Picard, of Dudley, look with Ruda will also appear on that happens in govern- great affection at their newly acquired diplomas. the ballot. Bay Path Please Read ELECTION, page A15 Memorial Day Page A4 ER project to receive $1.5M grant Budget cuts SPORTS HARRINGTON OFFICIALS make room for EXCITED TO SEE FURTHER PROJECT FUNDING new courses

BY JOY RICHARD matched by an anony- TIMES STAFF WRITER BY JOY RICHARD no funding lost or gain, but mous, local donor, some- TIMES STAFF WRITER classes added that the WEBSTER — A recent thing he said the hospital WEBSTER — An updated school has been looking to announcement of a state is extremely grateful for. course selection will be include for the past year. grant has pushed the “It is really an exciting offered as a result of a “I do not think there will Harrington HealthCare day today,” said Edward recent change in staffing at be a negative impact on stu- at Hubbard emergency Moore. “We are very Bartlett Jr./Sr. High School. dents,” said Knowlton. “We Joy Richard photos Hill takes room project closer to its appreciative of having Members of the Webster are going to be adding some Quarterfinals goal. everyone here. Sen. Harrington HealthCare School Committee recently additional electives and Sen. Richard T. Moore, Moore as been a very Systems President and CEO approved the staff changes, increasing physical educa- Page A12 D-Uxbridge, was the strong supporter of Edward Moore stands along- which include layoffs of a tion and health classes.” bearer of good news from Hubbard and side state Sen. Richard T. Bartlett custodian, secre- Knowlton reiterated these Beacon Hill last Friday, Harrington.” Moore, D-Uxbridge, prior to tary, two teaching positions new courses are not going to May 31, when he According to the senator’s announcement due to non-license and one cost the district more in OPINION announced to Hubbard Harrington spokesper- that the emergency room covered through a retire- funding. He said the high employees that the state son Tom Nutile, the proj- project will be receiving a ment. school will be utilizing the GET YOUR has tentatively approved ect is set to be completed $1.5 million grant from the Bartlett Jr./Sr. High salaries from the three lost in 2014, if all goes well. state in the upcoming fiscal OINT CROSS a $1.5 million grant to School Principal Stephen positions to create the new P A year. help facilitate the emer- He said currently the Knowlton said during an courses. Knowlton said PAGE A10 gency room project. amount raised, including regarding the grant. interview on Wednesday, some of these classes will Harrington HealthCare the recent donation, tops May 29, that he feels these include advanced placement President/CEO Edward $5.6 million. He said the Also in attendence dur- ing the presentation were staff changes will lead courses. Moore also added that the final word is still toward more classroom Knowlton said this choice $1.5 million would be required from the state opportunities for his stu- Please Read PROJECT, page A16 dents. He said there will be Please Read CUTS, page A15 2 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 7, 2013 www.webstertimes.net Training to provide certainty in chaos

BY GUS STEEVES crazy people and have fun doing trained emergency volunteers. STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER it. “You’re the people there to CHARLTON — To Sturbridge’s Charlton’s Jeanne Brewer was make [others] not worry and stay Debra Booth, the urge to join the among them. She said they were safe,” he added. “The people of regional CERT team came from told to grab something from a pile Charlton and other towns feel a two different directions that hit of abandoned luggage and pre- lot safer because you people are very close to home. tend it was theirs. Hers happened doing what you’re doing.” “My son, 1st Lt Joshua Booth, to have a plastic token of the car- Gough said the new graduates was killed in action in Iraq. I toon character Captain America’s bulked up the regional CERT wanted to give back,” she said. symbol in it, and that became her team to 147 members from six “Second, I live on Streeter Road character for the night. towns (Southbridge, Sturbridge, and the tornado [on June 1, 2011] “I held it up and would even tell Dudley, Charlton, Webster and passed basically right over us. I TSA agents, ‘I’ve got a magic bub- Oxford). Organizers are now seek- had this helpless feeling and ble. Get behind me and I’ll protect ing grants to fund next year’s thought I could just volunteer, but you,’“ she said. “I’m sure they class, which they hope to start in it makes sense that you have to be thought ‘This lady’s really out February 2014, but they’re always trained.” there.’“ looking for new people. Those Booth was one of the 31 gradu- Ekman and fellow CERT organ- interested should contact their ates in this year’s TriEPIC izers Terry Gough and Roland town’s police or fire department. Community Emergency Response Larochelle told the class Brewer Team class, which was recognized and two other class members Gus Steeves can be reached at for completing training Thursday, Gus Steeves photo deserved “Tony, Emmy and Oscar [email protected] or 508- May 23, at the Charlton Senior Awards” for their acting. (One of 909-4135. Center. New graduate Lisa Maloney, of Oxford, left, talks to Terry Gough. the others was Gough’s Many shared the second moti- 24, injuring hundreds, destroying searching techniques, it includes own daughter Talisha, vation, with some noting that roughly 13,000 homes and causing fire extinguisher use, some mate- who admitted after the they expect weather disasters to at least $2 billion in damage in rial on chemicals and terrorism, ceremony that one TSA become more common over time. less than one hour. traffic control, principles of the agent said he’d have ALMANAC Dudley’s Kristin Constantine was “I’ve wanted for years to do Incident Management System arrested her if it hadn’t one of them. She recalled driving search and rescue,” she said, not- used by police and fire nation- been a drill. TriEPIC’s QUOTE OF THE WEEK through Southbridge right after ing she’s in school to be a medical wide, and a long list of other experience there prompt- the 2011 tornado and being “total- assistant and is particularly inter- things. CERT members can also ed Terry Gough to “Never forget, but ly amazed at the devastation,” ested in CERT’s medical aspects. get more detailed training outside remark, with a smile, although she noted seeing what The 12-week CERT program class, either as part of continuing “We inadvertently made happened in Oklahoma last gives participants an overview of ed courses (one on fire rehab is some of these TSA agents also remember what Monday was worse. a wide range of basic skills they slated for June) or during disaster want to find a new line of She was referring to the force-5 might need to respond to a variety drills. work.”) resulted from these tornado that ravaged Moore, a of disasters affecting the commu- Fifteen class and current CERT “In an emergency, suburb of Oklahoma City, killing nity. Besides basic first aid and team members participated in everyone’s going to react one of the latter organized by differently, and you have sacrifices.” MassPort at Boston’s Logan to be ready for that,” Airport recently. According to Brewer said. “It was a ton - Al Beland, chairman of the CERT Director Carl Ekman, the of fun, and an excellent Bay Path School Committee and Spring PARTS & SERVICE Specials locals were among around 400 vol- learning experience you Webster-Dudley Veterans’ Council, unteers who spent the night at can’t otherwise create.” Winner 16 years in a row! Logan to test the TSA’s security Brewer and Booth commenting at the school’s Memorial procedures as part of a scenario essentially epitomize the Day ceremony last week. Get “THE WORKS” Fuel Father’s Day Parts in which the airport was attacked extremes of people Saver Package starting at Discount Coupon by several gunmen. attracted to volunteering 10% off all do-it-yourself The TriEPIC group were for CERT. 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VESSELLA, STALEC HONORED

BY GUS STEEVES eral, but it could be applied to STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER Vessella and Stalec. CHARLTON — Bay Path Indeed, Beland’s own jacket Regional Vocational Technical reinforced that idea, stating, “The High School honored two of its nation that forgets its defenders recently passed veterans perma- will itself be forgotten.” nently Wednesday morning, May To attendee Helen Lenti, Stalec 22, by carving their names into “always gave me great advice the school’s Memorial Park — about life; he was a very practical teacher Michael Vessella and man.” In their time together on School Committee member Edwin the committee, he sat to her left, Stalec. and Lenti said she learned a lot “Never forget, but also remem- about the school’s various voca- ber what resulted from these sac- tions from his questions. rifices,” including “genocides “One night, we got out of here that were stopped” and dictator- late at night. It was so dark, I ships toppled, said Al Beland, backed into one of those cones chairman of both the School and started going down the road. Committee and Webster-Dudley There was such a horrible noise,” Veterans’ Council. He was at that Lenti recalled during the brunch point speaking of veterans in gen- afterwards. “Ed and Al used to ride together since they were from Webster. They followed me, jumped out Greater and went under my car to pull [the cone] out.” Worcester Monthly “Ed was very smart and very direct,” she Coin Show added. “He told it like it is, even if you didn’t Gus Steeves photos want to hear it.” Members of the Webster-Dudley Veterans’ Council stand at attention during the National Anthem. Sun., June 9th, 2013 Beland agreed, thank- 9:30AM - 3:30PM ing Stalec during the cer- emony for both helping Auburn-Webster Elks Lodge him start his business 45 754 Southbridge St. - Route 12 years ago and recruiting Auburn, MA him for the committee. 46 Tables - 40+ Dealers He said Stalec believed Coins - Paper Money - Tokens and lived the idea that “the rewards of hard FREE APPRAISALS work will pay them- selves off” and was “a ADMISSION $1.00 real star in the sky” for For more information his family. Call (978) 658-0160 “Ed loved Bay Path,” he added, noting he or www.ebwpromotions.com encouraged people, Next show is July 14th, 2013 including Beland him- One Free Admission self, by “saying you have with this ad something to offer and should be offering it.”

One of the flag folders is bracketed by Al Beland, left, and three of the school’s five students heading into the military the Stars & Stripes. conclude their salute. Vessella was one of those who last June, about a did a lot of offering to his school month after his and students in his 10 years there. robot’s debut on “He developed into a valued and the national respected teacher and a trusted stage, at age 53. friend,” observed Assistant Stalec followed Vocational Director Jeremy Guay, him in July at Randolph Vista Oak...... $1,370,80 who later added Vessella was age 81. “selfless and dedicated, putting “His spirit will (Toffee) $ Cambridge Maple ...... 1,935.00 his students needs before his continue here at Tuscany Merlot ...... $1,798.00 own.” Bay Path and Some of those students honored through his stu- him in their own way last year by dents,” Guay said 29 Summer Street 90 Worcester Road 111 E. Brimfield Road naming the robot they took to of Vessella. Lunenburg, MA Charlton, MA Holland, MA California’s RoboGames after Those students 978-343-3202 508-248-4346 x107 413-245-3712 him. It came in fourth. will solve prob- Fax 508-248-4353 Guay described Vessella as a lems, he added, man of “many passions,” includ- “and when ing golf, teaching and “muscle they’re asked Bay Path Superintendent John LaFleche presents a flag to cars, as long as they were made by who taught you Dawn Vessella seconds before Beverly Stalec (closer to General Motors.” That passion that, they’ll prob- camera) received one from Al Beland. kept him going especially in the ably say Mr. last few years, when his battle Vessella.” Afterward, local veterans in uni- with ALS “taught [people] the The short ceremony also briefly form presented flags to the wives resiliency of honored five students who are of the two main honorees, Dawn the human spir- going into various military Vessella and Beverly Stalec. it,” he said. branches: John Vidal, Carly Vessella died Fournier, Wesley Spotts, Matt Gus Steeves can be reached at Davis and John Peterson. [email protected] or 508- 909-4135. Answers from May 24, 2013 Peace and Tranquility in your own Backyard

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Courtesy photos WEBSTER — The Dudley Woman’s Club hosted its 2013 Academic Awards at a Thursday, May 2 banquet held at Point Breeze Restaurant in Webster. In the group photo, from left, mother Pat Dowd, Shepherd Hill Regional High School award recipient Michael Dowd, Dudley Woman’s Club President Deb LaPlaca, mother Cindy Rawson, Woman Returning to School Award recipient Amanda Rawson, father Jim Rawson, Returning to School Award recipient Leslie Pietz, DWC Scholarship Committee Chairman Kristin Marengo, husband Craig Pietz and mother Patty Biron. Absent from the picture is Shepherd Hill Regional High School award recipient Judy Marriki.

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EDUCATION NOTEBOOK Tuesday, June 11: Shaved steak on a roll, sweet potato fries, fruit, variety of sandwich- Webster, is sponsoring their 2nd Annual es. Covenant Christian Academy Quinnipiac University Golf Tournament on Saturday, June 15. Wednesday,June 12: Teriyaki chicken, whole Shotgun start at 1 p.m. Bag lunch will be grain rice, Oriental blend vegetables, fruit, COLLEYVILLE, HAMDEN, Conn. — Monica Green, of provided as well as a steak dinner. Please wheat roll, variety of sandwiches. Texas — Shelbie Leigh Oxford, graduated with a Bachelor of join us for the fun. For more information Thursday, June 13: Mexican fiesta, salsa, Embrey was named Science in Nursing from Quinnipiac please call (508) 943-2735 or visit our web cheese, meat, three bean salad, fruit, variety valedictorian for the University during the 82nd Undergraduate site at www.stanneschoolwebster.org. of sandwiches. Covenant Christian Commencement held May 19. Friday, June 14: Macaroni and cheese, car- Academy graduating Chester C. Corbin Public rots, rolls and butter, fruit, variety of sand- class of 2013. Saint Anselm College wiches. She is the grand- daughter of Nancy MANCHESTER, N.H. — Rev. Augustine Library: Upcoming Events DUDLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL Collins, of Webster, and Kelly, O.S.B., dean of the college, • Thursday, June 13, 6:30 p.m.: “Henry daughter of Jeff and announced that Emma K. Piwowarski, a Beston’s Cape Cod” A multimedia presenta- Monday, June 10: Stuffed shells with Shelby Embrey Patsie Embrey of Nursing major, was named to the Dean’s tion about how “The Outermost House” Romaine salad, rolls and butter, fruit, variety Irving, Texas. Shelbie List for the Spring 2013 semester at Saint inspired the creation of the Cape Cod of sandwiches. has been accepted at the University of Anselm College, Manchester, N.H. National Seashore. Tuesday, June 11: Shaved steak on a roll, Texas Austin in their Plan II Honors Piwowarski, a resident of Webster, is a • Friday, June 14, 12:30 p.m.: Free Classic sweet potato fries, fruit, variety of sandwich- Program and The Cockrell School of member of the class of 2016. Movie! “March of the Wooden Soldiers” es. Engineering where she will study biomed- with Laurel & Hardy. Wednesday,June 12: Teriyaki chicken, whole ical engineering with a focus towards pre- Stonehill College • Sign up for Webster’s Summer Reading grain rice, Oriental blend vegetables, fruit, med. Program between June 24 and Aug. 2. Dig wheat roll, variety of sandwiches. EASTON — Dudley resident Kiersten Into Reading is sponsored by your local Thursday, June 13: Mexican fiesta, salsa, Old Dominion University Choiniere, a member of the Stonehill library, the Massachusetts Library System, cheese, meat, three bean salad, fruit, variety College Class of 2014, was inducted into the the Boston Bruins, and the Massachusetts of sandwiches. NORFOLK, Va. — John M. Holmes, son of Alpha Mu Alpha Honor Society. Board of Library Commissioners. Friday, June 14: Macaroni and cheese, car- Evan Holmes and Charlene Lachapelle, of rots, rolls and butter, fruit, variety of sand- Oxford, recently graduated from Old The George Washington Scholarships Awarded wiches. Dominion University, in Norfolk, Va., where he was a member of the Naval ROTC University WEBSTER — The United Church of D/C ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Unit. Upon graduation he was commis- Christ, Federated, of Webster, awarded a sioned as a Second Lieutenant in the US WASHINGTON, D.C. — Dudley resident $500 Scholarship to Adam K. Darling, grad- Monday, June 10: Ham and cheese sandwich, Marine Corps. His first posting will be at Kaitlin Watson recently graduated from uating from Shepherd Hill Regional High minestrone soup, fruit. The Basic School in Quantico, Va. The George Washington University in School and Kate Tremblay graduating from Tuesday, June 11: Chicken salad sandwich, Washington, D.C. Watson earned a bache- Bartlett High School. Both Adam and Kate celery, pepper, carrots, ranch dressing, fruit. Clark University lor of science in biology, and graduated will receive an Award Certificate on June Wednesday, June 12: Meatball grinder, whole summa cum laude. 23 at the United Church of Christ, grain roll, sweet potato fries, fruit WORCESTER — The following local resi- Federated, 10 a.m. service. They are the Thursday, June 13: Shepherd’s pie dents received degrees from Clark St. Anne School winners of an essay contest, “How has your (Hamburg, corn, potato) rolls and butter, University on Sunday, May 19. faith influenced your choices for the fruit. Mary N. Abdalla, of Oxford, graduated WEBSTER — St. Anne School, in future?” Friday, June 14: Nachos guacamole, salsa, with a Master of Artsin biology. cheese, meat, three bean salad, fruit. Stephen D. Burrows, of Webster, graduat- ed with a Doctor of Philosophyin biology. Paving Seal Coating APPLIANCE SALE OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL Catherine N. Phillips, of Webster, gradu- Excavating Parking Lots ated cum laude with a Bachelor of Artsin Driveways Sub-Divisions Lowest Prices! Huge Rebates! Monday, June 10: Salad meal or egg salad chemistry. sandwich or stuffed crust pizza or crispy Mark D. 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Tuesday, June 11: Grab and go or salad plate Eastern Connecticut State or buffalo chicken sandwich or fish sand- wich or personal pizza, vegetable & hum- University mus, green bean and tomato salad, assorted WILLIMANTIC, Conn. — Eastern fruit, milk. Connecticut State University’s 123rd Wednesday, June 12: Grab and go or salad Commencement took place at the XL plate or chicken salad wrap or pasta with Center in Hartford on May 14. In all, 1,256 marinara sauce or chicken fajitas or yummy undergraduates and 41 graduate students cheese pizza, steamed broccoli bites, Italian earned their degrees. green beans, assorted fruit, milk. John Bronzo graduated Magna Cum Thursday,June 13: Grab and go or salad plate Laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in or south western panini or chicken quesadil- Business Information Systems. Bronzo is a la or crispy chicken patty, carrot coins, resident of Dudley. Mexicali corn, assorted fruit, milk. Friday,June 14: Grab and go or salad plate or stuffed crust pizza or hot dog on bun, mixed or chicken quesadilla, orange carrots, vegetables, assorted fruit, milk. Mexicali corn, assorted fruit, milk. Friday, June 14: PB&J meal or munchie CHAFFEE ELEMENTARY lunch or sandwich of the day or yummy SCHOOL cheese pizza, mixed vegetables, assorted fruit, milk. Monday, June 10: PB&J Meal or munchie lunch or egg salad sandwich or country pork BAY PATH patty on bun, peas and carrots, corn and BREAKFAST black bean salad, assorted fruit, milk. Ticket Information: Tuesday, June 11: Field Day – Cheeseburger Monday, June 10: Blueberry pancake, syrup, Golf/Lunch $70.00 – includes 9 hole round of golf, delicious meal, cart, and cooler. or hot dog on bun potato chips, watermelon sliced ham patty, 4 oz cup of yogurt, 4 oz cup chunks. of 100 percent orange or apple juice. * Limit of 72 Tickets Wednesday, June 12: PB&J meal or munchie Tuesday, June 11: Egg and bacon, whole- lunch or salad meal or chicken salad sand- wheat toast, jelly, fresh fruit – orange or Don’t golf? wich or pasta with marinara sauce, Italian banana. green beans, steamed broccoli bites, assorted Wednesday, June 12: Ham, egg, cheese, muf- Lunch Only $35.00 – Prime rib, Chicken, or Vegetarian Meal. * Limit of 75 Tickets fruit, milk. fin, hash brown, 4 oz cup of 100 percent Thursday, June 13: PB&J meal or munchie orange or apple juice. 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Wednesday, June 12: Beef taco bat (grated Tuesday, June 11: PB&J meal or munchie cheese, salsa sauce, lettuce, sour cream) rice and beans, Mexican corn, coleslaw, fresh ADOPTION CENTER: WELLNESS AND EDUCATION CENTER: lunch or salad meal or ham and cheese sub 111 Young Rd., P.O. Box 136 372 North Main St. or fish sticks, vegetable & hummus, green fruit or fruit cup. Thursday,June 13: Hot ham and cheese sand- East Brookfield, MA 01515 North Brookfield, MA 01535 bean and tomato salad, assorted fruit, milk. TEL (508)867-5525 TEL. (508) 637-1333 Wednesday, June 12: PB&J meal or munchie wich, cup of vegetable soup, crackers, baked lunch or salad meal or chicken salad sand- potato tots, green beans, coleslaw, dessert. FAX (508)867-5019 FAX (508) 637-1417 wich or pasta with marinara sauce, Italian Friday, June 14: Braded chicken nuggets, email [email protected] www.secondchanceanimals.org green beans, steamed broccoli bites, assorted sweet and sour sauce, seasoned rice and fruit, milk. beans, glazed carrots, fresh fruit or fruit cup. Thursday, June 13: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or salad meal r south western panini 8 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 7, 2013 www.webstertimes.net OMS names students of the month Courtesy photos OXFORD — Oxford Middle School has announced its May Students of the Month.

Grade 5: Benjamin Grniet, Conor Higgins, Christiana Shaughnessy, Abigail Ortiz, Justin Orrell and Grade 6: Kaitlyn Goyette, Jason Dufresne, Alexander Kopec, Nina Cardoni, Alissa Lindberg and Victoria Isabella Monserrate. Varney.

Grade 7: Collin Farrar, Brenda Montalvo Navarro, Ryan Dupuis, Althea Houston, Max Shepherd, Millysa Grade 8: Hannah Cormier, Karlie Parmenter, Lisha Rodriguez, Riley Brady, Nathan Hagopian and Sydney Hildreth, and Raymond Garcia (not pictured). Goodrich.

NEWS BRIEF Additionally, similar to his Senate President Pro Tempore dedicated appropriate resources Moore to host ‘Social monthly office hours, the veteran Senate adopts Moore Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge. to ensure that these landmarks legislator will be available to meet Last week, the Senate passed a are protected from misuse and Hour’ in Oxford individually with constituents Environmental Police Moore-sponsored amendment to other environmental concerns,” who need assistance with matters its fiscal year 2014 budget plan said Moore. “The wording of state OXFORD — Sen. Richard T. involving state government. authority amendment that would clarify and reinforce law governing great ponds does Moore, D-Uxbridge, will host a Constituents requiring immedi- the state law enforcement not appear to expressly grant the “Senior Social Hour” on Friday, ate assistance should contact Sen. BOSTON — The Massachusetts agency’s environmental protec- Environmental Police the author- June 7, from 10 to 11 a.m., at the Moore’s office at (617) 722-1420 or Environmental Police would have tion and oversight authority. ity to regulate size and hours of Oxford Senior Center, located at log on to his website at www.sena- the explicit authority to regulate “While public water bodies operation of vessels, although 323 Main St. in Oxford. tormoore.com/services. For more the size of watercraft and time- have long been preserved for some authorities maintain that During this time, Moore will be information on Sen. Moore’s work frame during which commercial appropriate use by residents and this authority already exists. My at the Oxford Senior Center to dis- in the Legislature, visit www.face- vessels are permitted to operate visitors alike, the Commonwealth on great ponds, such as Webster cuss issues affecting the local sen- book.com/senatormoore. has made a concerted effort and Turn To BRIEFS, page A9 ior citizen population. Lake, under legislation penned by www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 7, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 9 St. Anne School hosts Sports Banquet

WEBSTER — St. Anne School Varsity Boys’ Basketball Unsung Hero: Andrew Raps Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball Coach’s Award: Isabell Lathrop held their annual Sports Banquet Most Valuable: Paul Veronis Coaches’ Award: Ryan Martin Most Valuable Player: Carly Sportsmanship Award: Rebecca on April 26. Trophies and T-shirts Most Improved Player: Ryan Sportsmanship Award: Garrett Snyder Jalbert were awarded to all players with Lathrop Carlson Most Improved Player: Caitlin “Special Recognition Awards” Unsung Hero: Alec Linstrom Kotarba Junior Varsity Cheerleaders given as well. The evening was Coaches’ Award: Tyler Brayton, Varsity Girls’ Basketball Unsung Hero: Caitlyn Miller Most Valuable Cheerleader: filled with food, friends, awards William Cronan, Raymond Most Valuable Player: Sophia Coaches’ Award: Kayla Morgan Polinski and fun. The players ended the Furgal and Dominic Manzi- Kontoes, Brianna Waskiewicz Berthiaume, Lillian Krysinski Most Improved Cheerleader: evening by heading out onto the Knych Most Improved Player: Jaclyn Sportsmanship Award: Nekelle Emily McNamara dance floor. We are very proud of Sportsmanship Award: Andrew Lavigueur Waskiewicz Unsung Hero: Lexus Erickson our players and want to thank Jalbert Unsung Hero: Erin Miller, Coach’s Award: Madison them for all their hard work Abagayle Fournier Varsity Cheerleaders Paulhus throughout the year. Great job! Junior Varsity Boys’ Basketball Coaches’ Award: Katelyn Most Valuable Cheerleader: Sportsmanship Award: Jasmine Most Valuable Player: Blake DiTullio Christina Berthiaume, Katie Creighton SPECIAL RECOGNITION Kuzdzal Sportsmanship Award: Ariana Paul AWARDS Most Improved Player: Charles Guenther Unsung Hero: Kirsten Courtesy photos Daniels Jussaume

JV Boys Basketball — Front Row: Andrew Raps, Colin Minarik, Boys Soccer — Samuel Kontoes, Andrew Raps, Michael Hanrahan, Charlie Daniels, Ryan Truscott, Vincent LaRonde-Navin, Samuel Ryan Zajac, Drew Paulhus, Ryan Truscott, Charlie Daniels, Ryan JV Girls Basketball — Front Row: Kylie Miller, Andrea Rogan, Lillian Kontoes, Matthew Livsey, Back Row: Coach Todd Minarik, Benjamin Czechowski, Matthew Livsey, Back Row: Coach Brenda Brayton, Krysinski, Isabella Vajcovec, Caitlyn Miller, Kayla Berthiaume, Back Daggett, Ryan Martin, Jonathan Fellman, Jacob Baldaro, Blake Dominic Manzi-Knych, Connor Martin, Ryan Lathrop, Paul Veronis, Row: Coach Jon Snyder, Carly Snyder, Rosalie Laconto, Grace Kuzdzal, Gordon Harrop, Michael Hanrahan, Devin Gagnon, Coach Andrew Jalbert, Tyler Brayton, Derek Avery, Coach Cindy Raps Jackman, Caitlyn Miller, Nekelle, Waskiewicz, Hanna Scheffler, Bill Cronan Coach Monique Snyder

Varsity Boys Basketball — Drew Paulhus, Brian Gionet, Jonathan Girls Soccer — Abagayle Fournier, Madison Paulhus, Annmarie Varsity Girls Basketball — Coach Melissa Paulhus, Erica Truscott, Jake Russell, Derek Avery, Jonathan Sterczala, Robert Berthiaume, Hanna Scheffler, Tara Daniels, Carly Snyder, Caitlin Czechowski, Isabelle Lathrop, Abagayle Fournier, Bryanna Livsey, Back Row: Coach Jeff Paulhus, Alec Lindstrom, Tyler Kotarba, Grace Jackman, Back Row: Coach Brenda Brayton, Sophia Waskiewicz, Katelyn DiTullio, Sophia Kontoes, Jaclyn Lavigueur, Erin Brayton, Andrew Jalbert, Dominic Manzi-Knych, Raymond Furgal, Kontoes, Catherine Paul, Jaclyn Lavigueur, Kirsten Jussaume, Miller, Ariana Guenther, Carly Snyder, Coach Buzz Krysinski Paul Veronis, Ryan Lathrop, William Cronan, Connor Martin, Coach Christina Berthiaume, Isabelle Lathrop, Coach Cindy Raps Jimmy Paul

Varsity Girls Cheerleading — Ariana Guenther, Isabelle Lathrop, JV Girls Cheerleading — Lexus Erickson, Jasmine Creighton, Sophia Kontoes, Catherine Paul, Christina Berthiaume, Kirsten Madison Paulhus, Olivia Russell, Kathryn Russell, Elena Jussaume, Tara Daniels, Annmarie Berthiaume, Adelina Hough, Hopkins, Alexa Fernandez, Morgan Polinski, Emily Rebecca Jalbert, Madeline Hollett, Coach Mary Paul McNamara, Coach Donna McDonald

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BRIEFS around, or on our precious environs, the better protect- continued from page 1 ed and more accessible they will be.” The Senate’s fiscal year 2014 state budget now pro- amendment directly addresses this ambiguity in state ceeds to a conference committee where the differences environmental law.” between it and the House of Representatives’ spending Last year, the Webster Town Meeting passed a local plan are reconciled. House conferees must concur to bylaw restricting the length of boats and when they the Senate language in order for Moore’s amendment may be operated on Webster Lake. The Attorney to be included in a final budget that will be voted on by General’s Municipal Law Unit, which has purview of both legislative bodies and presented to the Governor all proposed bylaws, rejected the provisions, however. for his signature of approval. The bureau determined that Webster Lake is consid- ered a “great pond,” and under state law, only the Environmental Police has the authority to regulate these water bodies. TheHeartOf Proponents of the bylaw, including a unanimous Board of Selectmen, later petitioned the Massachusetts.com Environmental Police for an explicit regulation limit- ing the size and hours of operation of com- mercial vessels on Webster Lake. After months of no response, the group sought the assistance of Moore, who arranged for a CAPEN HILL meeting between Webster officials and resi- dents with Col. Aaron Gross, the Environmental Police Director, at the State NATURE CAMP House to discuss the proposal. Subsequent to that meeting, Moore decided to make the LOCATED AT 56 CAPEN ROAD, CHARLTON authority of the Environmental Police to regulate vessel size and operation as specif- 4 ONE WEEK SESSIONS STARTING JULY 8TH ic as possible. Moore’s amendment would clarify the AGES 4-12 authority of the Environmental Police to regulate the length of vessels and commer- Call (508)248-5516 cial operations on great ponds across the or visit Commonwealth. Additionally,the provision www.capenhill.org requires the Environmental Police to respond to any petition by a community for GET BACK TO NATURE regulatory change after holding a public hearing in the petitioning community, both Capen Hill Nature Sanctuary within 90 days. P.O. Box 218 (56 Capen Road) “Outside of ensuring the Environmental Charlton City, MA 01508 Police definitively has the tools it needs to protect the areas falling within its jurisdic- Phone: 508-248-5516 tion, we must make sure that the agency is Fax: 508-461-9043 responsive to petitions, and that the public, www.capenhill.org residents and businesses alike, have the opportunity to provide their valuable input,” stated Moore. Capen Hill Nature sanctuary Moore described the Senate’s adoption of to Hold Nature and Hiking Program the amendment as a “small victory” for environmental protection oversight in the Commonwealth, noting “the more we can ensure that appropriate state authorities are considering what is happening in, 10 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 7, 2013 www.webstertimes.net

THE DEADLINE to submit letters to the editor and commentaries for next week’s news- paper is Friday at noon. SEND ALL ITEMS to Editor Adam Minor at THE WEBSTER TIMES VIEWPOINT — [email protected] A STONEBRIDGE PRESS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 25 ELM STREET,SOUTHBRIDGE MA 01550 TEL. (508) 764-4325• FAX (508) 764-8015 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Drive, she said www.webstertimes.net It must be the season. We’ve run into, or run across, recently FRANK G. CHILINSKI Thankful for volunteers (both metaphorically speaking) a lot of STONEBRIDGE PRESS PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER youngsters in vehicles clearly identified as To the editor: every year, the feeling of great cama- “Student Driver” on the roads around our DAM INOR The Dudley Conservation Land Trust raderie and fellowship was quite evident as A M neighborhood. DITOR (DCLT) recently held its Fifth Annual Plant everyone pulled together for a focused goal. E In fact, in front of our THE WEBSTER TIMES Sale, “Good Things Happen in the Garden,” The community benefits not only from on May 18 and 19 at Marty’s Liquors park- high quality plants at reasonable prices but house seems to be a popu- ing lot in Dudley. the opportunity to seek advice from the lar spot for practicing EDITORIAL We, the chairpersons, would like to Massachusetts Master Gardeners, as well reverse driving (“backing extend a public thank you to the many vol- as learn how local gardeners and farmers up”) and/or parallel park- unteers who assisted in helping us during cope with the same issues. ing techniques. Which is this major fund raiser for our organization. Hats off to a great group of people who OK. The speed at which From starting many vegetables and flow- have made this event such a success for the such things are attempt- Husband ers from seed, the transport of our prod- last five years. ed/perfected by student ucts, setting-up and taking down the hard- drivers is relatively non- scape, buying and selling our plants, meet- ELAINE MARTIN AND VISHA WIELOCH AS YOU life-threatening. ing our customers, managing the parking, CO-CHAIRPERSONS, DCLT PLANT SALE But seeing these kids (at what, 16 or 17?) plying the and wife watering the plants, discussing member- COMMITTEE LIKE IT ship, working the check-out and Marty roads so cautiously takes Nieski for letting us use his parking lot us back a decade or two s I sat last weekend at the wed- MARK ASHTON (OK, about a half-century) ding of one of my best friends, Paddleboat is not a good fit for our ‘great pond’ to our own student-driv- A sipping lemonade and chatting ing experiences. Not to get caught up in too with friends, soaking in the joy of the big To the Editor: to help decide what is best for the town. much vehicular nostalgia, but those were day, I couldn’t help but be transported to The paddleboat, Indian Princess, is just Commercial vehicles have the right of way the days (waning) when it was still required my wedding day nearly six years ago, too big for the lake in Webster. after sail and non-power; traveling at 6 to learn to drive, and to pass the test on, when I myself was on the other side of It is close to 96 feet from stem to stern knots will take this boat 300 yards to stop, “standard-shift” vehicles. That is, we had to the coin. with a paddlewheel that will churn up other businesses could also put the same know how to work “the clutch” in addition SO much work goes some of the invasive weeds, is 22 feet wide, type of boats on the lake and now with the to the gas pedal and brake pedal, and how to into putting on a wed- two stories high (some open deck on the possibility of slot machines in shift with our right hands, with shifters ding. In that last sen- second story), carries more than 124 peo- Massachusetts, who knows? either on the floor – as in “four on the floor” – or, occasionally, on the steering post. tence, if I could, I would ple, will be a party boat with alcohol, food, The Indian Princess has been on its way The hardest part of the training, and the make the word “SO” a music, etc. up here since April, but it must be cut in Please remember, this is a lake neighbor- half to travel the rest of the way by land. If test, was being asked to downshift into first whole lot bigger to hood, and I doubt if Webster residents you have to cut the 65-foot actual hull in gear either at the rise of Dresser Street onto emphasize just how would want a 100-foot double decked bus half to get it here and then put it back Elm Street or – even more challenging – in much I mean what I’m giving tours, and having parties on Lake together, isn’t the hull compromised? It car- the middle of Dresser Street Hill (one of the saying. Street, School Street, Park Avenue or ries fuel and sewage in the bilge area. We steepest in town) and using the clutch to From the moment I THE MINOR Blueberry Hill every day without a voice in worry about pollution, accidents, running keep the car stationary without stalling – or proposed (and I suspect the decision in the first place. aground, hitting other vehicles and noise lurching inadvertently into any vehicle just DETAILS maybe even before that, Some accuse the lake owners of being that will certainly chase our new baby ahead. to an extent), we were selfish. Others seem to feel that the boat eagle (endangered) right out of here. Luckily,most of our parents were switch- planning, planning and will boost commerce and bring jobs. People who are in support need to think ing to the new-fangled automatic transmis- ADAM MINOR planning some more. Everyone can agree to disagree but the cit- about the size analogy, the impact on real sion vehicles, so we wouldn’t actually have Party favors, seating izens have already spoken by passing a 40- estate taxes/values and how often they will to drive standards after getting our licenses, charts, tuxes and dresses, the photogra- foot boat length by law, sound bylaw and really ride on this boat as an individual but we figured it wouldn’t hurt to know how pher, the music, the rings, the license, operation hours by law — all of which are passenger. In Florida, the fee is $20 per per- to shift, in case we either acquired a sporty being ignored by the state officials. son for a cruise on the Indian Princess so it the reception venue, the theme and col- hotrod like the Beach Boys were immortal- Citizens have appealed to environmental will probably be similar here. Lake ors, the honeymoon, and of course, the izing in song or inherited, as did our friend police for assistance and have been ignored Winnipesauke is 288 miles around, for Alan, an aging Chevy with the shift lever on debate of who to invite and inevitably, by a director who has never even been out instance. who to snub (it wasn’t personal, I prom- the steering column. to the lake ever, and is making laws to con- Mr. Robert, we appreciate all you are Alan, since he had his own vehicle, was ise!) — it was a ton of work, all for one trol it. The Great Pond that belongs to the doing to make this town better. We think our main ride to almost everything – sport- day’s worth of activities. state gets no assistance whatsoever in the Indian Ranch is a great place to visit, ing events, dances in Brookfield (since the At the end, of course, it’s worth every form of funds to protect, develop, clean up attend concerts, etc. We know you will offer local girls knew us too well to want to have bit of time (and money) spent. or regulate Webster Lake. Yet they can some access to the public but let’s face facts anything to do with us), and even just trips Last weekend’s wedding was fun and override what the voters wanted to put this here. The boat is going on the lake to make big boat on a small lake for commercial Webster Ventures a profit, which cannot be up and down Main Street and “around unique — an all-outdoor affair that Felix,” the statue at the intersection of oozed with personality. The weather was profit. The owner is a good businessman, done with a smaller, more suitable sized and this is not about him, or Indian Ranch, boat for our “not really that big” great Main and South Streets. Since he had his unseasonably hot, but the important own vehicle, Alan also became the most part was that there was no rain — an which is a fun place. The lake belongs to the pond. Our concern is for the sake of this townspeople who are not being heard here. beautiful lake. Fort Meyers and the ocean proficient driver and stick-shifter among acceptable sacrifice, I suppose. I would The Concerned Citizens for Webster canals are a great place for a boat like this us. rather have heat than rain! Lake Inc. is not anti-business, or at all one, but on our little lake? But back to our training. We remember On my wedding day, we were similarly opposed to sharing the lake. Our concerns the first time we were asked to pilot the stu- blessed. It was a bright, perfect, cloud- are for safety of others on the lake, conser- CONCERNED CITIZENS FOR WEBSTER dent-driver vehicle down Eastford Road, less sky, 70 degrees with a slight vation of our lake and the ability as voters LAKE INC. one of the flatter, straighter roadways in September breeze. The leaves were town, at the breakneck speed of 30-35 mph. falling, but it wasn’t to the point yet It was all we could do to keep the vehicle on where the trees looked dead and dreary. Memorial Day ‘a community effort’ our side of the road, with the encourage- The foliage was outstanding, and the ment of our teacher – a young woman, To the Editor: for their generous contributions. It was a backgrounds to our outdoor shots were whose patience was no less abundant than The Town of Dudley would like to thank community effort by number of people that her (1960s) attractiveness. pretty spectacular. the owners of Dunkin Donuts of Dudley for we all can be proud of. The key to planning our wedding was Of course, it was merely a matter of a the generous donation in helping the veter- Also, as a veteran and citizen, I would week or two before we could navigate the making it our own. Obviously, there are ans, and the Town of Dudley, in securing like to thank the Dudley Fire Department classic elements that should remain clas- same roadways at even 40-45 mph, so we the funds to purchase new American flags, for helping the veterans put up these flags. proceeded to mastering clutch-work and sic — the vows, the promise to God to which were placed around the town of parallel parking, looking three ways at remain true, no matter what, until death Dudley. BRIAN GERMAIN every intersection, and memorizing the Also, thanks to the Dudley Fire do us part, and the entrance of the beau- DUDLEY myriad rules and regulations of the dread- Department and Dudley Police Association tiful bride. In our ceremony six year’s ed – but sacred – driver’s manual. ago, the happy couple, after being pro- As we see today’s student drivers timidly nounced husband and wife, left accompa- tackling the tasks of learning to drive, nied by Smash Mouth’s version of “I’m a A thank you to Webster town employees we’re reminded of one of the best and Believer” — a fun, and different exit To the Editor: helped for this great day, and I can’t forget brightest (and boldest) members of our theme — but filled with personality. I want to thank Ken Pizzetti and his men the flower arrangement at the Court of class, the first to take the actual driver’s test There were many other small touches, for the work they did in planting at Honor and Memorial Beach by Ginger and – and the first to flunk it. If he, with all the too many to talk about in the confines of Memorial Beach and landscaping at the Mike Costen. confidence in the world, couldn’t pass, we this column space. One example though Court of Honor in the Town of Webster on I appreciate your help. wondered, how would we ever succeed? — my wife and I struggled for a while a short notice of time for Memorial Day. As it turns out, his confidence and skill about what to do for party favors, the lit- You guys are greatly appreciated. Also, VICTOR JANKOWSKI level were such that he tested not as a stu- tle gifts people can take home from the John McAuliffe (Town Administrator), JR.CHAIRMAN OF SOLDIERS MONUMENTS dent but as a veteran driver, failing to come reception to remember the wedding by. James Chauvin and Joseph Laplante to a full stop, choosing the more practiced She could probably tell the story better, (but not preferred) “rolling stop” at the stop because, quite frankly, I hardly remem- sign closest to where we now live. His hard- ber what I wrote about last week, never Sinykin: Markey the clear choice for senator learned-lesson (and we’ll keep him anony- mind planned for my wedding favors six mous out of respect – and out of an aware- years ago, but whoever’s idea it was, it To the Editor: Unlike his extreme Republican oppo- ness of what he might share about us) was enough to help the rest of us ace our tests, was a hit, as many people tell us they Most of us are tired of elections and the nent, who has engaged in name-calling and political ads and phone calls that go along distractions, Congressman Markey has though not without fear, trepidation, and still have them to this day. with them. focused his distinguished career on being a enough stress to leave us zit-faced for years. What are they, you ask? Magnets. Yes, But, on June 25, we in Massachusetts passionate voice for the environment, We’ll leave out, as well, the tale of our you read that right! But these babies need to show up and choose a new U.S. sen- women’s reproductive rights, and the pro- first minor accident, involving the rear-end- weren’t just any magnets — these were ator to fill Secretary of State John Kerry’s tection of Medicare and Social Security ing of an off-duty policeman, whose real personalized magnets I designed on the seat permanently. benefits for seniors. He supports a ban on claim on our memory comes from the two- computer, with my wife’s face and my Much depends on whether we send a assault weapons and has fought for com- inch long fingernails we noticed on him as own ugly mug smiling goofily, with our partner for the people to Washington or mon-sense gun laws. His issues-oriented he wrote out our citation down at the sta- wedding date and the following message: another obstruction specialist funded by campaign aspires to address the concerns tion. “I went to Adam and Sarah’s wedding, corporate money. of Bay Staters, and he has comported him- Of course, today’s student drivers have and all I got was this lousy magnet!” The choice for seniors, women, the mid- self in a manner befitting a U.S. Senator. things much tougher, having to deal with There were lots of personal touches we dle class, environmentalists concerned If you won’t be here to vote on June 25 to myriad radio station choices, iPods, cell sprinkled throughout our day, but the about our lake, and anyone else who vote for Congressman Markey, be sure to phones, texting restrictions, cup holders key to our great wedding, and the wed- believes in responsible gun safety legisla- request an absentee ballot from the Town and microwave ovens, mini TVs, GPS voic- tion could not be clearer. Congressman Ed Clerk. This election is too important to sit ding I attended last weekend, is that you es, power windows and doors, motorized Markey is the only candidate who will part- out. seats and mirrors, bun warmers, sun (and make it your own. After all, at the end of ner with Sen. Elizabeth Warren to advance the day, isn’t that what a wedding is all moon) roofs, cruise control, and countless The People’s Agenda over a Corporate SHERI SINYKIN about? First, it’s the day to make a life- other complications to what used to be a Agenda. WEBSTER time commitment to your spouse before matter of paying attention to the roadway, your family and friends, and most impor- traffic lights and stop signs, and kids chas- tantly, to God, but it’s also a day you get ing balls out into the street. Slota: Thanks for having confidence in me We hope their driving instructors aren’t to share a little bit of yourself with as cute as ours was. Even without the chal- everyone you love, on the happiest day of To the Editor: vote, that we’re doing a good job. That lenges of learning to drive a stick-shift, I want to thank the voters of Webster for means a great deal to myself, my staff and your life. It doesn’t get much better that. they don’t need any more distractions than having the confidence to return me to the my family. what’s already facing them on their long Treasurer’s Office. I will continue to do the best job possible Adam Minor may be reached at 508-909- and winding road to safe driving. 4130, or by e-mail at aminor@stonebridge- My tardiness in expressing my apprecia- working for the people of the town. Again, press.com. tion is mostly from being overwhelmed by thanks so much. the vote, and from just getting back to Mark Ashton can be reached at: [email protected], or by calling: work. So many folks offered their best LINDA SLOTA 508-909-4144. wishes, as well as telling us through the TOWN TREASURER www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 7, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 11 VIEWPOINT Minors and alcohol possession

question was tion with their employ- organizations for another fitting on hand to bring attention to this out a win. Those in attendance asked of me ment. tribute this past Memorial Day. important issue. The event’s pri- met with the players for auto- recently This is arrestable and The men and women of these mary organizers are John and graphs and photos. The Aregarding penalties call for a fine groups work very hard to keep Maggie Bish, whose daughter Patrolmen’s Association and I minors in possession ranging from $50 to $150, this Monday holiday in its proper Molly was abducted and killed thank all who participated in this of alcohol. depending on the offense. perspective and remember those some 13 years ago. The Bish case, event and all of the residents and If a person is under 21 A conviction requires the who have served and continue to and many others, is still open at businesses for their generous and caught with alco- Registry to be notified and serve this great country.I was par- this time. Many children from donations during the fundraising holic beverages, besides CHIEF’S calls for a 90-day license ticularly honored to once again Massachusetts remain missing. I campaign. a fine, are there any suspension. This will take accompany members of our thank those who participated in other penalties assessed CORNER effect whether or not the Board of Selectmen in placing a this important event for keeping Thanks again for your ques- on them? For example, person convicted was wreath on one of the monuments attention on these cases. We hope tions and comments. Please send can it affect their dri- STEVE driving a vehicle. Any located at the Town Common. I that all missing children can be them to me at the Dudley Police ver’s license in any WOJNAR unlawful possession will thank the committee members, reunited with their families and Department 71 West Main St., way? qualify for the penalty. especially Mr. Robert those individuals responsible for Dudley,MA 01571 or e-mail at swo- Massachusetts General Laws This can have a serious impact on Marshalkowski, for extending me child abductions are brought to [email protected]. Also, feel Chapter 138 Section 34C is the sec- someone’s life and the law is this honor. Thanks again to every- justice. free to visit our web site at tion commonly known as minor designed to limit the contact one who in many ways participat- Finally, I thank All Pro www.dudleypolice.com. Opinions transporting or carrying alco- between minors and alcohol. ed in this special day. Productions and the New England expressed in this weekly column holic beverages. No one under age Similar penalties in other laws On Wednesday,May 29, I had the Patriots all stars for another are those of Chief Wojnar only 21 may carry or transport alcohol make mixing minors and alcohol opportunity to attend the 13th entertaining softball game on and unless clearly noted, do not or alcoholic beverages in a vehi- a bad combination. Annual Missing Children’s Day at Sunday, June 1. This event was reflect the ideas or opinions of cle, unless accompanied by a par- I wish to take a moment to the State House in Boston. Many the culmination of the Police any other organization or citizen. ent or legal guardian. Exceptions thank the Veterans Agent Richard families, whose children have Association fundraiser, which apply to persons between 18 and Holewa, as well as the representa- been or are still missing and sev- took place recently.Despite a good 21 who handle alcohol in connec- tives of the various veterans’ eral state and local officials, were effort, our team was unable to pull

Local sports memorabilia

beginning collector baseball team was short lived. First Ryder Cup came to the Worcester usually starts by In 1882 the team was replaced Country club in 1927 with the U.S. winning purchasing reason- by the Philadelphia Quakers with a team lead by Walter Hagen and Gene A ANTIQUES, ably priced items that and eventually became the Sarazen. Golfing great, Bobby Jones, played interest them. COLLECTIBLES Phillies. in the U.S. Open there in 1925 but was defeat- For example, they may & ESTATES The area’s love of baseball ed by Scottish golfer, Willie Macfarlane. collect brand new die cast continued though. A few years Mechanics Hall in Worcester held boxing cars, ballpoint pens or old later in 1886, Cornelius matches regularly into the 1960’s. Lou postcards that can sell for WAYNE McGillicuddy made his pro Brouillard was born in Quebec but lived in $1 or less. As your collec- TUISKULA debut. He is now more well the area in the 1930’s and fought at tion starts to take over known by his nickname and Mechanics Hall during his championship your house, you realize for his coaching abilities. career. that its time to narrow the Connie Mack, of East There are still plenty of local sports items focus of what you collect. Brookfield, managed the Philadelphia that turn up in local homes. What makes I like local history and decided to focus Athletics for 50 years, appearing in eight them more valuable? Age is important. my collecting efforts on local memorabilia. World Series and winning five of them. Jack There is less material that survived from I’ve narrowed it down even further to old Barry played on five of these World Series the late 1800’s and early 1900’s and it has photographs, railroad and sports memora- teams and went on to coach Holy Cross base- more historical value. Larger display pieces bilia from Worcester County. Items like this ball for 40 years. Hall of Famer Jesse command a premium because they are also that appeal to two or more groups of collec- Burkett became a player manager for the less plentiful. The more important the ath- tors are called cross-collectibles. For exam- Worcester Busters in the early 1900’s. As lete or team, the more collectors will want ple, sports collectors and people interested industry thrived, many local corporations it. Some items can be worth thousands. in local history may both be interested in a sponsored teams. There were great rivalries Take another look at that baseball bat that’s photo of a Worcester baseball team. between companies and towns in the been in the family for years. If you decide to Our area has a rich history in sports. The Blackstone Valley League. Another Hall of sell it, you might just hit a home run! first perfect game in Major League Baseball Famer, Gabby Hartnett, played for the took place at the Worcester Agricultural Millville team in that league. Courtesy photo Contact us at: Wayne Tuiskula Fairgrounds where Becker College is now Bicycle racing was extremely popular A Red Sox vs. Yankees, 1946, Douglas, exhibition Auctioneer/Appraiser Central Mass Auctions located in Worcester. John Lee Richmond around the turn of the century. One of the game scorecard. for Antique Auctions, Estate Sales and was the pitcher on June 12, 1880 when his greats was the Worcester Whirlwind, Major the 1899 one mile world championship. Appraisal Services www.centralmassauc- team, named the Worcesters, played Taylor. While overcoming racial discrimi- Golf history took place locally when the tions.com (508-612-6111), info@centralmas- Cleveland. Unfortunately, Worcester’s pro nation, he set many world records and won sauction.com.

The dangers of sunstroke

emorial Day truck due to the humid start. Please, do not exercise your If we find a dog in a car and feel Controversy exists over is a day of RITTER weather. dog in the heat. Do not take your that the dog is in immediate dan- whether or not to clip your dog (or remem- C Sunstroke is a reality dog for a ride and leave him or her ger, we will do whatever is neces- cat) really short as some claim a Mbrance, a day CORNER and a potentially life in the car — not even for a minute. sary in order to get the dog out of dog’s coat insulates them from the to reflect and express threatening situation. The following information the car even if it means breaking effects of the heat. As a groomer, I appreciation for those MICHELLE Several years ago, Jose shows how the outside tempera- a window to do so. Leaving a dog shave down a ton of dogs (and (human and animal) and I were called to the ture compares to the temperature in a car in extreme temperatures cats) for the summer and most of who have served to pro- LAFLECHE scene of a dog that had inside a car, even with the win- is animal cruelty. my customers swear the dog (or tect our freedom. gone “crazy” and bit the dows cracked: The heat not only affects dogs, cat) feels so much better after- The parade is an event that hon- owner, then died. The dog’s body Outside Temperature vs. but all animals — chickens, rab- wards. I know mine do! Whether ors this special day and Jose and I had to be brought to Tuft’s as a Temperature Inside Vehicle bits, cats, horses, goats — just to it does or doesn’t help the animal are so glad to be a part of it every protocol due to the circumstances • 75 degrees — 118 degrees mention a few. stay cooler, shaving your dog or year for the last six years. and be tested for rabies. It was evi- • 77 degrees — 123 degrees Keep dogs and cats inside dur- cat down certainly allows ticks Initially, when we first became dent, however, that the dog • 81 degrees — 138 degrees ing hot weather with the air con- and other parasites that may be part of the parade, our Springer dropped dead as a result of having • 90 degrees — 143 degrees ditioner or fan. If the weather is on your pet to be found much eas- Spaniels participated — Trixie, sunstroke. The dog had been exer- • 94 degrees — 145 degrees excessively hot, I usually hose off ier. A shave down also keeps your Cody, Lily, and Bella. The last two cised for quite a distance from Keeping the windows partly my horse and goats with cool pet cleaner and allows our water years, Chase, our mascot of home in extremely hot weather. open does not minimize the tem- water. I also hose down the barn- loving canines to dry much quick- Webster Animal Control, and the The dog’s temperature soared, perature inside the vehicle. yard to “cool” off the area around er. Webster Cash Mob, has had the basically “frying” the dog’s brain If the temperature is 70 the chickens, rabbits, geese, and Until next time, appreciate and honor to walk in the parade. causing the irrational behavior degrees, leave your dog at home. pigs. I directly hose down the pigs’ respect each other and all the crit- One of my main concerns has and then, death. It was a very sad Most people would not even con- yards so they will have “mud” in ters that share our world. always been if the weather would and unfortunate incident. template sticking their beloved which to keep cool and comfy. be too hot for the dogs to walk the Limit your dog’s walks to early dog in a heated oven, yet leaving a Chickens like to dig holes in the Michelle Lafleche is the animal whole parade route without get- morning and late evening when dog in a car when temperatures dirt and have a “dirt bath” in control officer for the town of ting overheated and suffering the temperatures tend to be a bit are over 70 degrees is basically order to stay comfortable. All Webster and submits a periodic col- sunstroke. I think it was last year more bearable. the same thing. The temperature always have plenty of water to umn for the Webster Times. that it was extremely hot and I I know I have addressed this in the vehicle starts to increase keep them hydrated. had to have Chase ride in the ani- issue previously, but it bears within minutes so even leaving Proper shelter is very impor- mal control truck. I think the year repeating since it appears that the your dog in a car for a couple min- tant in protecting your pets from before, Bella had to ride in the summer season is off to very hot utes can be potentially fatal. the heat and other elements.

The art of the run

ast week, I most talented for high ing two jobs and studying, so back into running again. I think what I am really trying experienced school and college. sports and exercise fell to the So, I did. Simple as that. to say with this is that it doesn’t the wonderful EDITORIAL While I understand side. In the past, I would have matter if you excelled on the L— or in the that there is always com- I also developed (or maybe just pushed myself too far, thinking field, or you have a propensity to case of those who petition, and having a realized I had) asthma, and that to myself, “I used to be an athlete! avoid physical activity like the dread it, the not so JOY RICHARD coach drive you to be was the reason I was always two I know I can do more than a Bubonic plague. What staying wonderful — world of Stonebridge Press better is their job, it was (or 10) steps behind the other measly mile!” active is about is making your aerobics. Staff Writer the teasing and eye members of my team. So, that Well I can’t, yet. Maybe I will be body feel good. End of story. For as along as I can rolling that just didn’t also really “slowed my roll,” as able to in the months to come, but It can even stir your other cre- remember, I have loved playing sit well with me during those they say, when it came to hitting it takes time, and really, who do I ative senses. It did for me, as I sports and working out. The only years. the dormitory elliptical machine. have to impress? Only myself. plotted out this entire editorial downside of this passion is It obviously didn’t scar me for Now it is 2013, I have been out if There isn’t that parent, or while wheezing along the back frankly, I’m not that great of an life, as eventually I joined the the competitive sporting world teammate or omnipresent coach roads of the Brookfields, step- athlete, which is what ended up track team in high school, quiet- for more than a decade, and run- screaming, “Richard! Pick up the ping out of the way of cars and driving me away from sports as a ly enjoying the solitary feeling of ning was something I had put out hustle!” at me form the sidelines. heading toward that personal child. accomplishment that the high of my mind, always leaning on It’s just me, in my tacky running goal that I keep right at the back It never seemed to be about jump and running brought. that old crutch of asthma. tops (which I think are cute, on my mind, neatly tucked away enjoying the time on the soccer After graduating, I went on to Oddly enough, it wasn’t until thank you very much) making near the grocery list and the field. For the other children and community college and eventual- April, right around the time of my way toward a personal goal thousands of useless music the parents involved, it was about ly a four-year school, gaining a the Boston Marathon bombings, that can change as much and as lyrics that have spent a lifetime cultivating the strongest and more sedimentary life of work- that I thought maybe I could get many times as I want it to. being storing away. 12 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 7, 2013 www.webstertimes.net SPORTS Shepherd Hill defeats Colonials in district quarterfinals

Nick Ethier photos With Shrewsbury’s Natalie Burchat heading toward first base, Shepherd Hill short- stop Emily Hanson fields the ball before throwing her out. Shepherd Hill first baseman Marissa Colby stretches to record an out. BY NICK ETHIER “She threw a lot of pitches but SPORTS STAFF WRITER she stayed strong,” Enman said of SHREWSBURY — The his starting pitcher. “A lot of that Shepherd Hill offense struck credit too goes to our defense. We early and late, and the pitching do more defensive work than duo of Brenna Foley and Jess offensive work in practice, and it Olson worked effectively early works.” and late to guide the Rams’ soft- The Rams didn’t commit an ball team past Shrewsbury High, error and center fielder Cassidy 7-6, on June 1 in the quarterfinal Colby made the game’s most round of the Central Mass. miraculous catch in the bottom of Division 1 district tournament. the fourth. With a runner on sec- Shepherd Hill, seeded fifth, ond the Colonials’ Alicia improved to 14-7 and will next Zarozney laced a sinking line play top ranked Holy Name (18-1) drive that Colby went after with on June 4, after press time. The an all-out dive to make the play fourth seeded Colonials finished and end the inning. 13-8. “I just noticed that I probably “We got off to a good start, but I wouldn’t be able to get there in knew they weren’t going to quit,” time to get under it, so I ran over Rams head coach Paul Enman and [it was] a do or die situation,” said of Shrewsbury. “Our bats Colby said of lunging out to make have been alive in the early the catch. “I had confidence that innings and we’ve been able to get [left fielder] Megan [Gosselin] ahead quite often. They were would be behind me.” ready to hit and they did the job.” The game stayed at 5-3 through Shepherd Hill’s Shelby Stracher the fifth inning and in the sixth stepped to the plate in the top of the Rams added to it. Marissa the first inning with the bases Colby (3 for 4) hit a two-out single Brenna Foley, Shepherd Hill’s starting loaded and nobody out and and Cassidy Colby followed with a pitcher, delivers the ball to the plate in promptly roped a double to left- two-run homer to center to add first inning action. center, which scored two. Kelsey breathing room to their now 7-3 Mosher then attempted a suicide cushion. Emily Reynolds of Shepherd Hill prepares to take off for second base at the crack tom of the sixth. Natalie Burchat squeeze bunt, but the ball nearly “I had a feeling it was probably of the bat. hit an RBI single to right but a reached the backstop and Katie going to go over,” Cassidy Colby second runner was ruled out at Polselli scored anyway. Megan said of her homer. “I’ve done it a home after a perfect relay from Gosselin then hit an RBI single to few other times between school right fielder Emily Reynolds (2 for put the Rams ahead, 4-0, after just and travel. I had that feeling.” 3) to Foley to Stracher. Erica a half inning. It was a nice moment for the Armenti then added a double to The Colonials got one back in Colby sisters. score two and make it 7-6, but the home half of the first, but “When she either hits me in or I Foley stranded her by inducing a Foley limited the damage by hit her in they call it Colby flyout. stranding runners on second and Connection,” Cassidy said. Foley then walked the leadoff third base. “Marissa has been a quality hitter to start the seventh and Shepherd Hill scored again in leadoff hitter all year,” Enman Enman called on Jess Olson to fin- the second on a Stracher (2 for 4) added of the sister’s production. ish the game. Facing such a tough RBI single, making it 5-1 early. “[Cassidy] was due. She got all of situation, Olson remained calm Shrewsbury got single runs in it. She’s not a big kid, but she has and retired three in a row — one the third and fourth innings, but a quick bat, good mechanics, and on a sacrifice bunt, one on a Foley always retired the side she really turns hard on the ball.” strikeout and the last on a popup. before serious damage could be The home run proved to be vital “I don’t ever really get that done. as Shrewsbury rallied in the bot- nervous, to get completely hon- est,” Olson said. “Not really for anything. I was- n’t too con- cerned, just hoping to strike some girls out.” “Tough spot to come in,” Enman added. “As it turns out I’ve been test- ing her all through the game in the later innings to see if I could see any nerves Shepherd Hill’s Shelby Stracher, who finished 2 for 4 with a trio of RBIs, swings and she didn’t away at a second inning pitch. show any. Sure enough when nerves.” everyone in between, Shepherd we put her out And now, thanks to contribu- Hill will play in the district semi- Shelby Stracher of Shepherd Hill reaches her glove out to catch the pitch as Shrewsbury’s Molly there she didn’t tions from Foley and Olson, finals for the second straight sea- Dickinson bats. show any Marissa and Cassiby Colby, and son.

POSTSEASON SCOREBOARD SPORTS BRIEF

With a 5-3 victory over No. 12 Narragansett on May 30, the fifth seeded Oxford High baseball team advanced to the quarterfinal Karen Ruda Memorial Golf Tournament set for July 13 round of the Central Mass. Division 3 district tournament. The defending D3 champs will next play No. 4 Sutton High in the semi- The trustees of the Haleigh Ruda ture a Florida Style scramble with a ing a team for the tournament, or to finals on June 4, after press time. Trust are pleased to announce the shotgun start followed by make a donation, please visit our In the same Division 3 bracket, 15th seeded Bartlett High nearly second annual Karen Ruda Heritage’s famous steak dinner. website at www.karenrudamemori- pulled off an upset against second ranked Hopedale High. The Memorial Golf Tournament. The Prizes and raffles will be awarded al.org. Indians lost a 3-2 decision on May 30, ending their season at 7-14. 2013 tournament will be held on following the event. All golfers will Karen Ruda was dispatched for 20 In the Division 2 baseball bracket, No. 7 Bay Path lost to No. 11 Saturday, July 13 at Heritage receive a commemorative golf tour- years with the Webster Fire Worcester Tech, 8-4. The Minutemen closed their season with an 11- Country Club, 85 Sampson Rd. in nament T-shirt. Department and was a friend of 8 record. In the Division 2 softball side, No. 13 Oxford High dropped Charlton at 1 p.m. All proceeds from The tournament committee is many in the Southern Worcester a 12-0 game to No. 4 Grafton High, the defending State Champions. the tournament and all funds currently seeking teams, hole spon- County area. Karen lost her long Oxford finished up 10-11. raised by the trust benefit Karen’s sors and prize sponsors for the tour- battle with heart disease in April In Division 1 girls’ tennis action, sixth ranked Shepherd Hill beat daughter Haleigh, through an edu- nament. Monetary donations will 2012, leaving behind her 12-year-old No. 11 Tantasqua, 4-1, before losing to No. 3 St. Peter-Marian, 4-1. cation fund. be accepted. For more information daughter Haleigh. The Rams finished with a record of 12-6. This year’s tournament will fea- on Karen Ruda, her legacy,register- www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 7, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 13 SPORTS Slow start hinders Rams as they bow out of district tournament

quarter when Amico had team, represent each other, ond straight district tourna- two more near misses before and I’m proud of what they ment appearance through David Bianculli finally tal- did.” five complete varsity sea- lied on a great individual The Rams’ Chris Clouatre sons. effort. Just 49 seconds later was peppered at the net all “Every year we get a little — and just three minutes game long and made six bit closer,” Kelley said. “I’m into the frame — Bianculli saves. just proud of the way they scored again when the T- Shepherd Hill finished at played.” Hawks goalie was out of 11-8 overall with their sec- position and his shot from near the mid-field line found the open net. “He just did what he’s been doing all year,” Kelley said of Bianculli’s play. “David’s very good at the lit- tle things. They’re all that way.” It may have been Bianculli that led the way in the offensive comeback, but Kelley was quick to add that Bianculli, Wilson and Amico have all had their moments over the course of the season. “There is no one dominat- ing offensive player on our team,” he said. “They share the ball well.” Algonquin was quick to Nick Ethier photos shake off the two goals Shepherd Hill goalie Chris Clouatre holds his ground as the ball (located just above his mask) is passed around the circle. Shepherd Hill’s Kyle Amico, right, uses his stick to try and poke the ball away from Algonquin’s Michael allowed, though, and scored Wood. three of their own — off the BY NICK ETHIER which was enough to get the Amico nearly missed in the sticks of Gillis, Hatton and SPORTS STAFF WRITER job done. Algonquin won second for the Rams’ closest Gillis again — to take com- NORTHBOROUGH — A second half scoring 7-5 to offensive opportunities in mand at the end of three scoreless first half from the win a 12-5 decision. the early going. quarters, 8-2. Shepherd Hill boys’ lacrosse The Tomahawks got goals “It was a little slow start Late in the third quarter team’s offensive unit hurt from Michael Wood and and [then] we kind of fig- Shepherd Hill defender their chances in a Central Keegan Gillis in the first ured it out and played hard,” Peter Boyd took one for his Mass. Division 2 district quarter and tallies from Shepherd Hill head coach team — literally — when an tournament first round Tyler Hatton, Wood and Mark Kelley said. “Gonk’s a opposition’s shot struck him game against Algonquin on Gillis in the second to stake good team and I don’t want square in the jaw. Boyd had May 29. The Tomahawks, themselves to that 5-0 advan- to take anything away from to leave the game with blood seeded fifth, were able to tage. Shepherd Hill’s them.” trickling out of his mouth, take a 5-0 halftime lead on Matthew Wilson hit a post in The Rams began their but Kelley figured his the 12th ranked Rams, the first quarter and Kyle comeback early in the third defender should be fine, all things considered. “I just heard it and saw him drop,” Kelley explained. “I don’t think it’s the first time he’s been hit in the mouth — he’s a black belt in karate.” Scott Perreault of the T- Hawks scored early in the fourth quarter to make it 9- 2, but Amico tallied on the power play and Bianculli got inside Algonquin’s defense with a nice spin move and finished off another goal to make the deficit more man- ageable at 9-4. Gillis and Amico traded goals to make it 10-5 before Matthew Larsen and Perreault finished off the scoring for the Tomahawks. “They didn’t give up and that’s what I wanted,” Kelley said of his team’s performance. “I wanted them to represent Shepherd Shepherd Hill’s Tanner Amico pops the ball out of his stick to make a pass over to a teammate. Hill, represent the lacrosse Peter Boyd of Shepherd Hill runs down the field with possession of the ball.

Fishing derby a hit with kids at Elks Lodge

Courtesy photo From left, (bottom row) Sophia Sciarappa, Lucy Orne, Bailey Savage, Brittany Como, Christina Doherty, (top row) coach Brian Como, coach Jay Sciarappa, Taylor Pheonix, Dani Donnelly, Molly Hennessey, Ronni Dumas, Madison Snyder, Madison Fagan and coach Kevin Donnelly of the Charlton Wildfire recently won the Charlton Softball Invitational Tournament.

CHARLTON WILDFIRE ROLLS TO CAPTURE CHAMPIONSHIP Courtesy photos AUBURN — The The Charlton Wildfire U14 fast-pitch softball team started the summer tournament season on Memorial Day Auburn-Webster Elks Weekend with a win as the host team of the Charlton Softball Invitational Tournament. recently held a The weekend began with some treacherous weather only for the skies to clear as the Charlton girls dug down Children’s Fishing deep in every game on their way to an undefeated weekend going 6-0. Derby at the Lodge in In pool play the girls took down local foe of Auburn Fastpitch 12-3 in 5 innings, started quick to beat the Auburn. Franklin Tornadoes 11-3 in 5 innings and beat a tough South County Storm team 5-3 to become the No. 1 team in their pool. The girls were on track for a smoking hot quarterfinal as they dismantled the Central Mass. Hurricanes 16-0 in 3 innings. The semifinals against the Northbridge Rampage was a mêlée as the game came down to an 8th inning international tiebreaker and the Charlton girls came from behind in the last inning to get a ticket to the final. The final was a rematch with the South County Storm as they won Pool B. The game was what everyone wanted to see as the two teams fought hard right until the last inning, but the Charlton girls were not to be denied and showed unbelievable desire and grit by winning 8-6. Madison Fagan and Lucy Orne each went 3-0 while in the circle for the Wildfire. Combined they averaged 9 strikeouts per game and whenever there was contact from the other team, it was left up to the nasty nine girls that were on the field at the time. Madison Snyder, Ronni Dumas, Taylor Pheonix, Brittany Como and Sophia Sciarappa, the anchor behind the plate in every game, all chipped in defensively while some getting some timely hits. The sticks were certainly hot as the team batted for an astounding .442 combined. The batting leaders that had many doubles, triples and clutch hits were Molly Hennessey (.667), Christina Doherty (.667), Dani Donnelly (.600) and Bailey Savage (.583). It was a great weekend of softball as the weather did not deter the girls from their goal. Many of the girls are members of the 2012 Junior State Little League Softball Championship team and they are determined to have a strong showing during this upcoming tournament season. Next up the girls set out to give their dads a present on Father’s Day at the Sterling Summer Slam. 14 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 7, 2013 www.webstertimes.net www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 7, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 15 NEWS BRIEF SENIOR CORNER CCC seeks help Thursday,June 13, 10:30-11:30 a.m. soak up some Vitamin D while summer evening! with feral colonies Webster Senior Center you can, and mostly, have fun! • Aug. 18: Newport Playhouse 116 School Street — Monday, Dudley Senior Center Remember the Senior Center is Show & Lobster Fest – Special WEBSTER — This week, the Tuesday,Wednesday,8:30 a.m. to 4 air conditioned and you are Lobster Buffet, $85. 8:30 a.m., Community Cat Connection and p.m.; Thursday,8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.; ONGOING SUMMER EVENTS always welcome here! Southbridge; 9 a.m., Webster. Webster animal control are asking for Closed Friday (508-949-3845) Terrific “Squabbles” Show & your help. • Monday: Lunch Club, 12 p.m. TRI-VALLEY, INC. Cabaret, too! Much Fun! For the last several years the CCC • S.C.M. ELDER, INC. PASSEN- Please call 48 hours in advance To Monday, June 10: Baked Newport’s Famous Theatre Show has been helping to decrease the feral GERS: Please note that you need reserve your meal. Po-keno at 1 lasagna, Italian blend vegetables, and Lobster too! What a combo! population. There are several feral cat to call 48-Business Hours (2-days) p.m. Bring your pennies and baked apples. • Sept. 5-9: 9-11 Memorial Tour colonies. Some we have been able to in advance to schedule a ride. (call come join us. We need more play- Tuesday, June 11: Penne, chick- to Washington, Pennsylvania & help, and others we have not discov- 800-321-0243) ers! en and broccoli casserole, corn, NYC, $579. 7 a.m., Webster, 7:30 ered yet. Our trap and release pro- • 911 CELL PHONES: If you • Tuesday: 13 Card Pitch, and mandarin oranges. a.m. Southbridge. Planned to be a gram helps to maintain the colony’s would like to have a free 911 cell Dudley Senior Needleworkers at 1 Wednesday, June 12: Crumb special, spiritual, memorial population by trapping spaying or phone please come see us at the p.m. topped fish, seasoned potatoes, event! neutering the cats of age to do so and Senior Center and we would be • Wednesday: Scrabble Players, peas and carrots, fruited • Sept. 22: Friesians of Majesty releasing them back to where they happy to issue you one. In order to and Dudley Senior ambrosia, sugar free Jell-O. — Outstanding Putney Inn have been trapped. If a cat is friendly continue to provide the 911 cell Needleworkers at 1 p.m. Thursday, June 13: Beef Luncheon/Basketville, $85. 7:30 they have most likely been dumped. phones, we have been asked to col- • Thursday: Cribbage Players stroganoff, mashed potatoes, jar- a.m., Webster; 8 a.m., Through this program we are able to lect old, used or retired cell meet at 1 p.m. Come join us! dinière vegetables, fresh fruit. Southbridge. Majestic Friesian get not only the domesticated aban- phones for this program. They • Friday: Lunch Club is at 11:30 Friday, June 14: Baked chicken, Horse Show and narrated tour. doned cats but the feral ones as well can be dropped off at the Senior a.m. Bingo at 1 p.m. New players herbed potatoes, green beans, • Oct. 6-8: Atlantic City Resorts and get them the medical care they Center. are always welcome to join us! waffle grahams. Casino – Atlantic City’s Original may need. The cats that are friendly • HOUSE NUMBER SIGNS: Casino! $199. 7 a.m., Webster; 7:30 with people will be put up for adop- Through the Sheriff ’s Office, we ANNOUNCEMENTS The Daughters of Isabella: a.m., Southbridge, $25. Casino tion. offer a free service to anyone who Slot Play/Two Buffet/Casino Without the support of our commu- may be interested in having a New COA Board Members BERNADETTE CIRCLE NO. 709 Revue Show. nity and the tips that are called in we number sign made for his or her Needed — The board meets every 2013 Fantastic Worldwide Tours • Nov. 17: Indian Head Resort are not able to help these colonies, so house. If you would like one, third Tuesday at 3:30 p.m., (sum- • June 23: Boston Ducks — Visit Christmas Show & Luncheon, we are asking all of the Dudley and please see us here at the Senior mer and December off). We are the Boston Common, enjoy lunch- $72. 8 a.m., Southbridge; 8:30 a.m., Webster communities to assist us in Center. looking for dedicated seniors who eon and ride the Ducks, $82. 8:30 Webster – Terrific Christmas our efforts to reduce the feral popula- • AVAILABLE FOR LOAN: are interested in making a differ- a.m., Southbridge; 9 a.m., Show, fabulous buffet and Santa, tion in our towns. Without our help Walkers, wheel chairs, etc. ence! You must be a resident of Webster. The US Navy is here too. too! these colonies can become too big to • FOXWOODS TRIP: Thursday Dudley to qualify. Please call Narrated sightseeing cruise! • Dec. 8: Wright’s Chicken Farm fend for themselves. To leave us a tip June 13, $23 per person leaves 8:30 COA, Margaret at 508-949-8010, Enjoy a great day in Boston! & The National Shrine of on where there may be a stray cat or a.m. and returns 4:30 p.m. Please ext. 3, to learn more about the pos- • July 14: Plymouth’s Pilgrim LaSalette, $62. 10 a.m., feral colony, please call Trudy at 774- sign up in office by May 30. sibility of joining. Please leave Belle – Experience an authentic Southbridge; 10:30 a.m., Webster – 230-6108. • TRI-VALLEY LUNCH: Served name and number and we will get Paddle Wheeler! $72. 8:30 a.m., Full Course Luncheon, LaSalette We also would like you to know that Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday back to you. Thanks! Southbridge; 9 a.m., Webster. Shrine and lights! we offer a pick-up point for the Second at 11:30 a.m. Please call us at least If anyone is interested in help- Superb luncheon at Hearth & For reservations on these excit- Chance Animal Wellness and 48 hours in advance to reserve ing to create new programs and Kettle, Plymouth Rock too! ing tours, please contact: Education Center’s low cost spay and your lunch. presentations for the Dudley Discover Plymouth yourself in • Jan Caouette: 508-887-2215 neuter program. They offer FEV and • BINGO: Tuesday, June 11, at 1 Senior Center for the summer or 2013! • Bernadette Langlois: 508-943- FEL combo tests, rabies and distem- p.m. Call Senior Center for more fall, please call and we can • July 23: “Mystery Ride” 8047 per shots, as well as a spay and neuter information. explore the possibility of making (Tuesday) — Meal choice: • Sue Clearwater: 774-230-0669 clinic at low cost. If you are interested • PROGRESSIVE PITCH: it happen. Anyone with a hobby, Chicken or Fish – July 4 Theme, The Daughters of Isabella is an in prices please call 774-230-6108. Wednesday, June 12, at 1 p.m. Call or expertise can design a class. $30. Leave Webster (only) at 6 p.m. international, non-profit and Thank you for all your support. Senior Center for more informa- Think of the possibilities! Destination: “It’s A Mystery?” charitable Catholic women’s Without our community we would not tion. Have a great summer everyone! Fun and Gifts for all! Invite your organization! be able to help all of the cats that we • BLOOD PRESSURE: Stay safe, stay hydrated, stay cool, friends and family for a special have. POLICE REPORT Jenna Rose McDonald, 657 Worcester Rd. turbing the peace. WEBSTER POLICE ARRESTS Southbridge. Operating under influence of Samantha M. Robinson, 168 Old Webster DUDLEY ARRESTS liquor, negligent operation of motor vehi- Rd. Oxford. assault and battery with dan- May 20 May 21 cle, red light violation. gerous weapon. Justin D. Betty, 77 Killdeer Isl. Rd. Webster, Paul Almeida, 37, 21 Franklin St., Putnam, May 23 May 24 Warrant arrest. Conn. Speeding, unregistered motor vehi- Alexander V. Garamy, 33 Myrtle Ave. Ryan K. Gaffney, 21 Cutler St. Webster. May 21 cle, uninsured motor vehicle, warrant of Webster. Breaking and entering building Warrant arrest. Joshua J. Schmuck, 26 Chase Ave. Dudley. apprehension. nighttime for felony, wantonly injuring May 25 Warrant arrest. May 23 real or personal property. Patrick R. Keough, 65 Laurel St., Worcester. Mabel Delrio, 3 Hill St. Webster, MA. Stephanie I. Penniman, 22, 15 Ziemba Rd., Andrew William Mongeon, 54 Granite St. Warrant arrest. Intimidate witness. Dudley. Lights violation, marked lanes vio- Webster. Assault and battery with danger- Teri L. Hart, 21 Village Way, Webster. May 22 lation, failing to stop/yield, negligent oper- ous weapon, assault w/dangerous weapon, Operating motor vehicle with suspended Cody E. Bovaird, 80 Birchwood Dr. Holden. ation of motor vehicle operating under assault and battery. license. Assault, disorderly conduct, disturbing the influence of liquor, possession of open con- Monica C. Johnson, 3 Oak St. Dudley. peace, resisting arrest. tainer of alcohol in motor vehicle. Assault & Battery, disorderly conduct, dis- Apartments knocked down as a result of fire damage

Oxford Fire Department, Southbridge Fire Members of the Red Cross were also on FIRE and the Douglas Fire Department. Hickey scene lending a hand to displaced resi- continued from page 1 said Auburn Fire and Community Fire dents. back porch” of the home and they believe Department out of North Grosvenordale, Response Supervisor for Central that is where the fire started. Conn., took over at their station until units Massachusetts Kevin Molt said the Red Hickey said the fire demolished the left the area. Cross “deployed a team of four as soon as Goddard Street, multi-family building, Hickey said the fire was under control by we heard about it.” which was home to five adults at the time of approximately 5:30 a.m., and completely “We were on scene providing support the incident. out by at around 8 a.m. for clients,” said Molt during a phone Hickey said there were no humans lost as He added that while neighboring homes interview on Friday, May 31. “We were a result of the fast-moving flames, but one were damaged by flames, the buildings are there to help them find shelter and take of cat was unaccounted for later in the day. still inhabitable. their needs through food, clothing and He said the owner of the building was “[The damaged building] was so unstable comfort kits.” injured after jumping from the second I wouldn’t let anyone go inside,” said story of the home. Hickey said the owner Hickey on Monday, June 3. “We were fight- Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909- broke his hip as a result of the fall and as of ing it from outside. The building inspector 4129 or by email at jrichard@stonebirdge- Monday is still being treated for the injures came in that afternoon and it was taken press.com. at UMass Memorial Medical Center in down.” Worcester. He said the heat and humidity did factor Hickey said there were no further into making the fire more difficult to fight. Courtesy photo Hickey said EMS were on scene continual- injuries to residents or local fire crews. The morning after a blaze ripped through 4 ly, checking firefighters at their rehab sta- Area departments on scene included Goddard St. Webster EMS, Dudley Fire Department, tion. Candidates ready for June election in Dudley Bartlett High eliminates from the National Grid asking to Germain. “I feel now is a good ELECTION put a pole up on one of the time for me to run, because with continued from page 1 street, a very routine issue. The the economic conditions the way three teaching positions ment at the local level goes woman left, as I saw it, just they are, it could be easy not to form,” said Malkas. “We hope to through the Town Hall, and by about it tears, because one of the run now. A lot of people say why CUTS have it solidified at the end of continued from page 1 virtue of what a board of select- selectmen just climbed all over would I want to get into that June.” her about other issues, issues fire? But, I enjoy the challenge.” men is, they pretty much over- came to fruition after overall Malkas said she still holds out that she had no control over. Just Germain said, if elected, there see all of that.” budget analysis earlier in the hope that when the state final- Zajkowski said he has lived in to treat people that way is are issues he would like to work year. He said the classes that izes their budget in the summer, Dudley for the past three wrong.” on with the board, one of which were eliminated were one with that there will be more funding decades. He said during that Speaking with Germain, who includes working with other a small class size and a low allotted for Chapter 70, or edu- time he has held a seat on the has long-served the community boards like Water and Sewer, to demand. cation appropriation. Water/Sewer Commission, been in various capacities as a help them find grant funding. “There will be elective cours- “We would try to recoup some a member of the Dudley water/sewer commissioner, a “[If we don’t] in the very near es in the English department of those positions lost due to Fire/EMS Department, coached member of the Police future it could be a major bur- and another in social studies,” budget constraints,” said Little League and helped with Evaluating Committee and the den to taxpayers,” said Germain. said Knowlton. Malkas. local Boy Scout troops. chairman of the Capital “I have a lot of friends that I He said the school will also She added she and fellow He said he chose to run again Improvement Committee, he have worked with who are at the change the structure of physi- administrators are excited to after holding off for a term said he made the choice to run State House, and relationships, cal education and health class- see more advanced placement because he felt it was important for the board again after a three- and that is what I want to contin- es. Knowlton said students in opportunity for high school stu- and he said he “likes the direc- year break, because he believes ue to do, work with them to grades seven through 12 will dents. Malkas said it is an excit- tion the board is going in.” the experience he has picked up bring in that infrastructure. Not now take physical education ing way for them to test their He said he likes how the board on three other boards would only to help our taxpayers, but it classes each year for half a abilities prior to higher educa- is going after unfunded state make him a strong selectman. will allow businesses, when we semester with the other semes- tion. mandates like funding for tech “I think the most important do get a plan together, to come in ter set aside for health courses. “It is a great way for students school tuition and Chapter 70 thing I have learned is there is here.” Webster School District to determine if they’re college funding. people who work for the town Superintendent Barbara ready,” said Malkas. “It’s a good “I just see that there is still a and you need to bring that Joy Richard may be reached at Malkas said the district is still way for students to challenge little lack of respect for the way understanding that it is our 508-909-4129 or by email at finalizing the exact classes for themselves in positive ways.” the public is treated at times,” responsibility, not only to the [email protected]. the fall. She said they will be Joy Richard may be reached at said Zajkowski. “There was a taxpayers, but to the employees officially submitted by to this town, to help them grow Thursday, Aug. 1. 508-909-4129 or by email at selectmen’s meeting not too long [email protected]. ago where a woman was there and provide opportunities,” said “It’s still kind of in a rough 16 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 7, 2013 www.webstertimes.net St. Joseph School names students of the month WEBSTER — St. Joseph School recently announced its students of the month for both March and April.

March: Pre-K 2, Nadia Jurski (not pictured); Pre-K 3, Alek Zurawski; Pre-K 5, Andrew Cloutier; Kindergarten, Dominik Gielarowiec; 1, Michal Jonczy; 2, Charles Belsito; 3, Benjamin Duval; 4, Mackenzie Valliere; 5, Jessica Gardner; 6, Nicole Kulpa; 7, Noah Desilet; 8, Victoria Puczydlowski.

April: Pre-K 2, Emily Macko (not pictured); Pre-K 3, Vanessa Cieszynski; Pre-K 5, Emma Garceau; Kindergarten, Juelle Benson; 1, Adrian Sobczak; 2, Emma Boulet; 3, Sebastian Podgorny; 4, Aidin Rosario; 5, Rachael Taylor; 6, Justyn Sudyka; 7, Tomasz Mamro; 8, Emily Puchala. Hubbard ER project set for 2014 completion PROJECT continued from page 1 doctors and nurses who will be working in the new facil- ity, one, they said, is extremely important to have, as the current emer- gency rooms were, in part, constructed in the 1950’s. “I was successful in get- ting an adoption of an amendment for a grant for the emergency room, here, for Hubbard,” said the sena- tor. “…This is [a grant] that is unique to this hospital. It is the best example I have seen in a long time of pub- Joy Richard photo lic/private partnership.” A schematic drawing of the planned Harrington HealthCare at Dr. Jarrett Burns said he Hubbard emergency room project. and fellow staff members said they are ready for the can privately interview “It will give privacy and new building, as with the patients. And second, space safety for the patients them- current space restrictions, — it is hard to do proce- selves,” said Burns. “Right it is difficult to give the dures at the bed side when now we have one entrance patients the privacy and your at the bedside.” and one exit inside the space they deserve. He added that one of the emergency department.” “Now we have a small new additions will include facility,” said Burns. “Tight an area for psychiatric Joy Richard may be rooms, curtains between patients and newly desig- reached at 508-909-4129 or by the rooms. Now we’ll have nated entrances, which he email at jrichard@stone- closed walls and doors so we said would enhance safety. bridgepress.com.

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THOMPSON, Conn. — Perryville and the former Treasure Island SUTTON — Joan L. She was educated in the Wachusett Winifred G. (Baron) in Webster before retiring. (Rumford) Morris, 70, of 12 Public School System. Adamuska, 89, passed Beverly would like to thank all the staff Davis Circle, died She worked for Poly-Vinyl Corp. and away Wednesday, May 29, at Sandalwood for their wonderful care and Wednesday, May 29, 2013 at Vaillancourt Folk Art both in Sutton until 2013 at Sandalwood Rehab love given to her Mom. home surrounded by her her retirement. Care Center in Oxford. There are no calling hours. A graveside loving family after a brief Joan took great pride in decorating her Her husband of 56 years, service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 8, illness. home. Some would say she should’ve been Martin R. Adamuska died in St. Anthony Cemetery in Webster (every- She is survived by her an interior decorator. She enjoyed being in 2001. one to meet at the cemetery). husband of 25 years creative outside with her flower gardens. She leaves a daughter, Beverly A. Vachon In lieu of flowers, contributions may be Kenneth G. Morris; 2 sons, Steven and his Many were fortunate to display her of Webster; a sister, Bernice Falke and sev- made to: Sandalwood Rehab Care Center, 3 wife Ginny Jameson of Holliston, Derek M. arrangements on their countertops and she eral nieces and nephews. Pine St., Oxford, MA 01540. and his wife Wendy Jameson of Webster; 3 was truly honored when family members Winifred was predeceased by brothers, The Robert J. Miller Funeral Home and daughters, Lori A. and her husband Jeff asked her to do their flowers for their wed- Edward, Ben and Walter Baron and sisters, Lake Chapel, 366 School St., Webster is Villemaire of Douglas, Ami J. Jameson and ding day. Jennie Pelletier, Clara Berthiaume and entrusted with arrangements. her companion Dennis Piel of Millbury, Most importantly to Joan however were Helen Kretowicz. On Line Guest Book or to Share a and Crystal and her husband Steven Longo her husband, children, and grandchildren. She worked at the former Record shop in Memory: RJMillerfunerals.net. of Millbury; 12 grandchildren, Steven and They truly were her world and she will be Morgan Jameson, Eddie and Nicole greatly missed. Jameson, Tyler and Briana Villemaire, The family would like to extend a special Jacob Gaska, Austin Belvery, Daniel and thank you to the Staff at the VNA Hospice John M. Barnett, 30 Paul Jameson, and Hailey and Cody for all of their care and dedication to Joan Jameson; 2 brothers, Rick Rumford and his and the continued support for the family wife Judy of Flagler Beach, FL, Chet during this difficult time. WARREN — John M. He worked as a Electrician for Local 96 in Johnson and his wife Sandy of Palmetto, According to her wishes Joan will be cre- Barnett, 30, died tragically Worcester. FL; 3 sisters, Karin Craig and her husband mated. while swimming with his John loved spending time with his kids. Brian of Millbury,Gail Kapolka of Spencer, A memorial Celebration of Life was held children on Saturday, June He enjoyed working out at guaranteed fit- and Robin Black of Spencer; and several Monday, June 3 at Point Breeze, 114 Point 1, 2013 at Buffumville Lake ness and anytime fitness and working for nieces and nephews. Breeze Road in Webster. in Charlton. local IBEW 96. She was predeceased by her son, Eddie A. Donations in Joan’s memory may be He leaves the mother of His funeral was held Thursday June 6 Jameson Jr. who died Dec. 1, 2009. made to the VNA Care Network & Hospice, his children, Heather with a Mass in St. Anthony of Padua Born in Worcester on Jan. 7, 1943 she was 120 Thomas St., Worcester, MA 01608. (Pritchard) Barnett; his Church, 24 Dudley Hill Road, Dudley. the daughter of Frederick J. Rumford, Sr. To leave a condolence message for the children, a daughter, Madison, 7 and a son, Burial was in St. Mary’s Cemetery,Spencer. who predeceased her during World War II, family, please visit www.jackmanfuneral- Kameron, 5; his mother, Rose (Laporte) Please consider making a donation to Chesley H. and Ethel V.(Rumford) Johnson homes.com. Peloquin of Dudley; his father, Bruce Madison & Kameron Barnett Educational and lived in Worcester before moving to the Barnett of Worcester; two brothers, Ronald Fund, c/o Southbridge Saving Bank, Big Y Blackstone Valley area. McGovern of Dudley and Matthew Laporte branch, 70 West Main St., Spencer MA of Worcester; his grandparent, Joseph and 01562. Barbara Laporte of Worcester and Carol Bartel Funeral Home & Chapel, 33 Barnett of Florida; several nieces and Schofield Ave., Dudley, directed the Paul A. Vigeant, 70 nephews and a host of friends. arrangements. He was born in Worcester, graduated www.bartelfuneralhome.com OXFORD – Paul A. Oxford. from Worcester Voke High School and lived Vigeant, 70, of Walnut He graduated from Oxford High School in in Worcester and Warren. Street, died Tuesday, May 1961. 28, 2013, at Harrington Mr. Vigeant was a tractor-trailer truck HealthCare at Hubbard in driver for USF Red Star for 15 years, retir- Barbara R. Daigneault, 68 Webster, after a battle with ing in 2002. Previously he worked for cancer. Wajer’s Express in Dudley, Anchor Motor AUBURN — Barbara R. She worked for several years as the He is survived by his wife Freight, and various other trucking compa- (Whipple) Daigneault, 68, church secretary at the Federated Church of 52 years, Grace M. nies. passed away Thursday, of Charlton. Prior to that she was a secre- (Stockman) Vigeant of Oxford; three chil- He was a member of the Teamsters Local May 30, 2013 at tary at the Masonic Home in Charlton for dren, Karen G. Perreault and her husband 170 and Local 4 for over 30 years. UMass/Memorial Hospital many years. Alan of North Grosvenordale, CT, Mr. Vigeant enjoyed traveling, cruises, in Worcester. A graveside service was held Wednesday, Christine B. Cioppa and her husband playing cards, and reading. He had a great She was born in June 5 in North Cemetery in Oxford. Theodore of North Oxford, and Jeffrey P. respect for nature, especially mountains Worcester the daughter of The Robert J. Miller-Oxford Funeral Vigeant and his fiancée Laurie Abbott of and the ocean, and was a fan of the New George E. and Elsie I. Home, 247 Main St. was entrusted with Oxford; a brother, Peter W. Vigeant of England sports teams. He was fond of his (Davis) Whipple and lived in Auburn for funeral arrangements. Charlton; a sister, Mabel F. Zeveska of pets, especially his cat Destiny and his new many years. On Line Guest Book: Auburn; three grandchildren, Danielle puppy Bandit, and enjoyed spending time Besides her parents, she was predeceased RJMillerfunerals.net Lubomirski and her husband Romi of with his family. by a brother, Donald Whipple. North Grosvenordale, CT, Christopher A funeral service was held Saturday, Barbara leaves behind several cousins. Perreault of Dudley, and Savannah Cioppa June 1, at Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main of North Oxford; two great-grandchildren, St., Oxford. Burial was at North Cemetery, Olivia and Gabriella Lubomirski, both of Oxford. North Grosvenordale; and several nephews Memorial contributions may be made to Daniel F. Intelisano, 84 and nieces. the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., He was born in Worcester, the son of the Framingham, MA 01701. WEBSTER and DUDLEY — Daniel F. worked as a custodian at late Adelphies E. and Mabel F. (Warner) www.paradisfuneralhome.com Intelisano, 84, passed away Tuesday, May Shepherd Hill Regional Vigeant, and was a lifelong resident of 14, 2013 at Oakwood Nursing & High School. Rehabilitation Center in Webster. He was a U.S. Navy veter- He leaves behind several nieces and an. nephews. There are no calling Florence P. Szlyk, 89 Danny was born in Rutland, Vermont, hours. Services will be pri- the son of Frank and Mary Louise vate. Burial will be at a DUDLEY — Florence band and family, even visiting Rome for a (Valente) Intelisano and lived in Dudley later date in St. Anthony’s Cemetery in Patricia (Kingston) Szlyk, meeting with Pope John Paul II in May of many years before moving to Webster. Webster. 89, died May 30, 2013 at St. 1996. She and her husband were founding He was predeceased by a brother, Samuel The Robert J. Miller Funeral Home and Vincent Hospital in contributors of the Pope John Paul II J. Intelisano who died in 1999; a sister, Lake Chapel, 366 School St., Webster is Worcester. She died peace- Foundation in Washington, DC. Antoinette M. “Ann” Trudeau who died in assisting Danny’s family with arrange- fully surrounded by her Her proudest work was at what she 2003, and his brother-in-law, Leonard P. ments. loving family. termed “At-home-coordinator,” which was Trudeau, Sr., who died in 1995. On Line Guest Book or to Share a She was born in New raising their five children. Dan worked at the former American Memory: RJMillerfunerals.net. York City, January 12, 1924. In her later years, she reveled in visiting Optical Co. in Southbridge and later She was the second daugh- her married children and their families. In ter of Thomas E. Kingston 2007, she accompanied her youngest daugh- and Mary (Meehan) ter’s family in a cross-country road trip Kingston. stopping in Jackson Hole, Wyoming to river David W. Lafromboise, 53 Always a devoted stu- raft at the tender age of 84. A beach and sea dent, she graduated vale- lover, she also enjoyed gathering with the SPENCER — David W. Joyce Smith and her husband Frank of dictorian of her high children and grandchildren on Cape Cod Lafromboise, 53, of Chicopee; eight grandchildren. school class at Manhattan’s each summer. Spencer, died Thursday, He was predeceased by a granddaughter, Cathedral School. She then attended Although visually impaired and with May 16, 2013, at Saint Brooklynn Skye Kilborn. Hunter College and graduated as a limited mobility for the last few years, she Vincent Hospital in David was born in Springfield and lived Registered Nurse from Miseracordia remained actively interested in current Worcester. there most of his life, moving to Spencer Hospital School of Nursing. affairs, literature, theater and politics. She He leaves his wife, Lisa nine years ago. She was a practicing public health nurse always read The New York Times. She M. Kilborn of Spencer; a He was an auto body repairman, having in New York City when she was chosen as a loved her home, especially welcoming her son, David M. Lafromboise worked at Fleet Pride in Springfield. poster model for recruitment of nurses large family there for the holidays. of Springfield; a step-son, Keith Kilborn There are no calling hours. Funeral serv- during World War II. She is survived by Dr. Zenon P.Szlyk, her and his companion, Amanda Lacroix of ices are pending and will be announced. Always a true New Yorker, she was a loving and devoted husband of 60 years, Webster; a daughter, Jennifer Lafromboise Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 School lover of the theatre, especially musicals. with whom she would have celebrated their of Springfield; two brothers, Robert Street, Webster is directing arrangements. Her children were amazed once when she anniversary June 10. She will be missed by Lafromboise and his wife Karen of A guest book is available at www.shaw- could answer the $64,000 question from her her children: Virginia Conrad, and her hus- Chicopee, Allan Lafromboise and his com- majercik.com. memory of hearing the tune on her moth- band Dr. Michael Conrad of Lumberton, panion Donna Miller of Chicopee; a sister, er’s piano. New Jersey; Steven Szlyk, and his wife In 1951, Florence moved to Washington, Cheryl of Dudley; Joan Kubiak, and her D.C. to join her sister Muriel Kingston who husband Robert Kubiak of Dudley; Dr. worked for the Pentagon. While in D.C. and Janet Szlyk, and her husband Dr. Jeffrey Raymond C. Maurice, 87 employed at Georgetown University Jackson of Chicago, Illinois; and Laura Hospital in the summer of 1952, she met Selipsky and her husband Adam Selipsky OXFORD – Raymond C. II. her future husband, Dr. Zenon P. Szlyk. of Seattle, Washington. “Nana Szlyk” also Maurice, 87, of Main Mr. Maurice was a rural They were married at St. Patrick’s will be missed greatly by her nine loving Street, died Tuesday, May carrier for the U.S. Postal Cathedral in New York City on June 10, 1953 grandchildren: Michael and Caroline 28, 2013, at St. Vincent Service in Auburn for 38 and moved to Worcester, Mass., where her Conrad, Kenneth and Brian Szlyk, Angela Hospital in Worcester. years. husband started his career in general sur- and Christopher Kubiak, Charlotte He was predeceased by He was a member of St. gery.She worked as a registered nurse at St. Jackson, Nina and Andrew Selipsky. his wife, Doris M. Roch’s Church in Oxford. Vincent Hospital until the birth of her first She was preceded in death by her par- (Tangney) Maurice of He was a Little League child. ents, her sister Muriel Kingston and infant Oxford who died in 1998 manager for his son, and was a dedicated In 1958, the family moved to Dudley, son Kenneth Szlyk. and his son, Dana Wilson. father who was involved in his children’s Mass. while her husband practiced as a sur- Funeral services arranged by Bartel He is survived by his daughter, Dawn P. activities. In his spare time, he enjoyed geon at Webster District Hospital. Funeral Home, were held on Monday, June Durling and her husband Curt of Charlton; landscaping flower gardening. In addition to raising her family of five 3 with a Mass at St. Andrew Bobola Church his granddaughter, Kelly Wilson of Rhode His funeral was held on Wednesday,June children, she chaired numerous town and in Dudley. Burial was at St. John’s Island and his nephew, John McDermott of 5, from Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main hospital committees. She served as Cemetery in Worcester. Worcester. St., Oxford, followed by a Mass at St. Roch’s President of the Hubbard Regional In lieu of flowers, the family requests He was born in Auburn, the son of the Church, 332 Main St., Oxford. Military bur- Hospital Guild from 1987 to 1989. She also that donations in Florence P.Szlyk’s memo- late Joseph and Elizabeth (Amiot) Maurice, ial was at Hillside Cemetery in Auburn. served on the Dudley SesquiBicentennial ry be sent to The Chicago Lighthouse for and lived most of his life in Oxford. www.paradisfuneralhome.com Committee in 1982. In 2010, she was recog- the Blind where her daughter Janet is He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War nized for her years of service as an honored Executive Director. Donations may be sent member of the Tuesday Club, a women’s to The Chicago Lighthouse, Attn: Jill civic organization. She was a Girl Scout Stieghorst, 1850 West Roosevelt Road, Send all obituary notices to the Webster Times, PO Box 90, Troop Leader, Garden Club Officer and Chicago, Illinois, 60608 or www.chicago- Christian Doctrine Teacher at St. Andrew lighthouse.org. Southbridge, MA 01550, or by e-mail to [email protected]. Bobola Church. www.bartelfuneralhome.com She traveled extensively with her hus- www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 7, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 3 OBITUARIES Edwin Morse, Jr., Chief Red Fox Kenneth W. Vinton, 88

WARREN — Edwin Webster. QUINEBAUG, Conn. — Kenneth W. Seventh Day Adventist Morse Jr., Chief Red Fox, He leaves behind six children, seven Vinton, 88, passed away Tuesday, May 28, Church. also known as “Moose,” has grandchildren and one great-grandchild. 2013 at UMass/Memorial Hospital in He enjoyed sports, espe- started his journey on the His son, Edwin Morse III, who is known as Worcester, Mass. cially baseball and basket- wings of the eagle to the Chief Spring Fox and will carry on as Ken leaves 2 sons, and a brother, Donald ball. arms of our Creator. Chief Traditional Chief, and his wife Kristen P. Vinton and his wife Betty of Dudley and There are no calling Red Fox was the Chief of Southern Flower, his eldest son, Ed Chief many nieces and nephews. hours and services will be the Nipmuck Indians of Red Fox Sterczala, who will carry on his He was born in Webster,a son of Kenneth private. Burial will be in Chaubunagungamaug. name as well as becoming the ceremonial D. and Grace (Grenier) Vinton and lived Corbin Cemetery in Dudley. He was the son of Chief Wise Owl and sub-Chief, and his wife Kristen, also his and worked in California for many years The Robert J. Miller Funeral Home and Precious One, who predeceased him. youngest son, Nickommo Morse; daugh- before returning here. Lake chapel, 366 School St., Webster is Chief Red Fox had been active in all ters, Melissa Winter Fox Majorowski and He was a World War II Army veteran and assisting Ken’s family with arrangements. aspects of Nipmuck cultural projects, from her husband Mike, Ashley Womonausu served in the Medic Corps, receiving his On Line Guest Book or to share a memo- intense labor involved in setting up cultur- Morse, Jeaninne Saviano. Left behind are training at the Walter Reed Hospital. ry: RJMillerfunerals.net. al events, to mastering the expertise his seven grandchildren, Jonathan Ken was a member of the Quinebaug required to do genealogical research. He Denham, Nikole King, Mathew King, Josh has run the cook-tent at Nipmuck Sly Fox Sterczala, Jonathan Golden Fox Powwows, a master at cooking up native Sterczala, Alex Swift Fox and his newest Cindy M. Stafford, 52 dishes. He has done many presentations grandson, Little Fox; his great-grandson, about Indian culture to the public and Brayden David; two sisters, Ruth Star taught about Native traditions. Chief Red Bessette and her husband Mike, Lucyann WOODSTOCK, Conn. – She was born in Manchester, CT, the Fox worked diligently for the tribe with his Loving One Swenson and her husband Cindy M. (Long) Stafford, daughter of the late Elwood McKusick, and knowledge of historical research. He was Paul; his life-long soul mate, Rainelle 52, of Route 171, died lived in Oxford and Thompson, CT, before one of the original writers of the petition Falling Rain Chaisson; many aunts, uncles Friday, May 24, 2013, at the moving to Woodstock 14 years ago. for Federal recognition for his tribe. and cousins. Rose Monahan Hospice She graduated from Oxford High School The Chief worked at Holbrook Drop May he forever fly on the wings of the Residence in Worcester, in 1979 and Fitchburg State College in 1983. Forge, he was a firefighter and paramedic eagle and rejoice in the light of our Creator. after a long battle with can- Mrs. Stafford was a medical technician at for the Town of Dudley. “Moose,” you will be missed. cer. Day Kimball Hospital in Putnam and He was a musician who played a “mean” Donations in Chief Red Fox’s memory She is survived by her UMass Medical Center in Worcester for guitar, drums and was a great vocalist. He may be made to Guardian Hospice and husband of 25 years, James H. Stafford of over 26 years. won many dance contests through his life, Pallative Care, 7 Central Street, West Woodstock; two children, James R. Stafford She enjoyed spending time with family loved to party, loved a good joke and he Brookfield, MA 01585. and Rebecca R. Stafford, both of and friends. Her children were her pride loved to laugh. A laugh that will never be The Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 Woodstock; her mother, Shirley (Evans) and joy. forgotten. School Street, Webster, directed the McKusick of Putnam; a sister, Janice Her funeral was held on Tuesday, June 4, He was a leader, a husband, a teacher, an arrangements. Braun of Florida; three brothers, Gary from Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main St., uncle, a dad, a brother, a “gampa” and a A guest book is available at www.shaw- Glass of Massachusetts, Gregory Glass of Oxford, followed by a Mass at St. Ann’s friend. He will be sadly missed. majercik.com. Portland, CT, and Martin McKusick of Church, 652 Main St., North Oxford. Burial The Chief was one of the founding mem- Massachusetts; and many nephews and was at St. Roch’s Cemetery, Oxford. bers of the Nipmuck House of Learning in nieces. www.paradisfuneralhome.com Clarence H. Young, 78 William R. Yovan, Jr.

OXFORD – Clarence H. Regional Construction in WEBSTER — William Fairfield. “Kelly” Young, 78, passed Sudbury for 30 years, retir- Robert “Bill” Yovan, Jr., Bill worked his entire career as a Die away on Sunday, June 2, ing in 1989. Later, he passed away at home, Maker at the former Webster Spring Co. in 2013, at St. Vincent worked as driver for Eric’s Tuesday, May 28, 2013. Oxford. Hospital in Worcester, with Limousine in Oxford for Bill was predeceased by Bill especially loved fishing and horse- his family by his side. several years. his parents, William R. and shoes. He also enjoyed golf and crossword He is survived by his Mr. Young enjoyed going Susan (Duska) Yovan, Sr., puzzles. If you knew Bill, he was also a wife 59 years, Beatrice E. to the 200 Sportsmen’s Club and his brother, Paul proud die hard Yankees and Giants fan his (Dancause) Young of in Webster. He was a Red Sox fan, and liked Yovan. entire life. He also enjoyed his time coach- Oxford; a daughter, Robin A. Day and her fishing, hunting, camping, going to Bill is survived by his four children, ing for Charlton Little League Baseball. husband Ronald of Pepperell; two sons, Branson, Missouri, and spending time with Brenda Clemmer of Hopkinton, William Recently,Bill also loved spending time with David A. Young of Pepperell and Gary L. his children and grandchildren. Yovan, III, of Charlton, John Yovan of his youngest of grandchildren, Joshua and Young and his wife Brenda of Worcester; 3 His funeral was held on Thursday,June 6, Dudley, and Stacey Yovan of Charlton and Gabriella. sisters; 10 grandchildren; 16 great-grand- from Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main their mother and Bill’s spouse of 22 years, A private memorial service for Bill’s fam- children; nephews; nieces, and his dog, Street, Oxford, followed by a Mass at Sacred Joyce (Lasky) Yovan of Charlton. He also ily and close friends will be held at a later Buster. Heart Church, 18 East Main St., Webster. leaves his four loving grandchildren, date. He was born in Oxford, the son of the late Burial will be private at a later date. Gabriella Yovan, Joshua Yovan, Sebastian In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- Clarence H. and Diana (Tremblay) Young, Memorial contributions may be made to Burke and Felicia Guzman; a brother, tions in Bill’s name may be made to the Sr., and lived in Lowell and Oxford. the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., Dwayne Yovan; two sisters, Barbara Ellis American Kidney Fund via their website, He was a U.S. Navy veteran of the Korean Framingham, MA 01701. and Susan Anderson; nieces and nephews, kidneyfund.org or by mail, American War. www.paradisfuneralhome.com Michelle Blain, Paul Yovan, Jr., Travis Kidney Fund, 11921 Rockville Pike, Suite Mr. Young was a construction worker for Yovan, Vernon Ellis, Robert Ellis, Suzanne 300, Rockville, MD 20852. Ellis and Cory Anderson; his son-in-law, The Robert J. Miller Funeral Home and James Clemmer and daughter-in-law, Lake Chapel, 366 School St., Webster is Rachel Yovan and Meadow Blain and his assisting Bill’s family with arrangements. SEND ALL OBITUARY NOTICES TO THE WEBSTER TIMES, PO good friend, Paul “Bucky.” On Line Guest Book or to Share a BOX 90, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550, OR BY He was born in Bridgeport, Conn. in 1941 Memory: RJMillerfunerals.net or by mail and raised in Fairfield, Conn. He graduated to the family at 218 Worcester Road, E-MAIL TO [email protected]. from Roger Ludlow High School in Charlton, MA 01507. CALENDAR and lunchtime hot dogs and snacks will also trash at the end of the day. They are also CALENDAR continued from page 1 be available. Reservations from participants asked not to sell food. For more information DUDLEY — Due to inclement weather, for all three dates are now being accepted. or to reserve a space, contact the church The Dudley Boy Scout Troop 273 Yard Sale WEBSTER – The annual Spring Picnic at Each space is $25 and must be paid in office at 508-987-2211 or email your name, has been rescheduled to June 15, (rain date the 200 Sportsmen Club, 184 Sutton Road, advance; participants must provide their address and phone number to officead- June 16) at Universal Tag, 6 Hall Road, Webster, will be held from oon-6 p.m. Sunday, own tables and chairs and remove their own [email protected]. Dudley. June 9, rain or shine, featuring steamed clams, lobsters, chicken BBQ, Polish and American foods, soft serve ice cream and snow cones. Music by the Gold Rush Band. WEBSTER— Tri-State Country Music LOCAL TRUSTED Lovers welcomes all to the Webster/Dudley American Legion, corner of School and Houghton Streets, Webster, for the best in live country music featuring Ron Jones and the Die Hard Band. Doors open at 3 p.m. with music and dancing from 4-8 p.m. Admission BUSINESS DIRECTORY is $10 per person. MONDAY, JUNE 10 Our readers trust our advertisers DUDLEY — The Dudley Police Department announces a reserve officer CHIMNEY GUTTERS HANDYMAN PROPERTY MAINTENANCE PAINTING PEST CONTROL entrance examination will be held on Saturday, June 15 at the Dudley Municipal Complex. 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Typically, participants sell new Licensed & Insured Have Tools, Will Travel 508-909- Painting Serving Central MA and used household items, books, toys, cloth- Paul (508)949-2384 And Beyond *Now Accepting All* Roland Dubrule 28 Years Of Experience *Major Credit Cards* ing and more. Morning coffee and donuts Peter (860)923-0482 508-832-4446 4111 508-248-7314 4 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 7, 2013 www.webstertimes.net LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S SALE Robert and Victoria, 09-056151, A-4389426 Loan Trust, Mortgage Pass-Through Owner: Arthur J Kurtz , 37A Sullivan Blvd, OF REAL ESTATE By virtue of and in exe- 05/31/2013, 06/07/2013, 06/14/2013 Certificates, Series 2004-3 dated October Oxford, MA cution of the Power of Sale contained in a May 31, 2013 26, 2012 recorded at Worcester County Vehicle: VIN# 1G1JC1240VM124439 , 1997 certain mortgage given by Robert Hollender June 7, 2013 (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in Chevrolet Cavalier, 247SE4 (MA) and Victoria R. Hollender to Argent June 14, 2013 Book 50031, Page 188, as affected by an Owner: Alysha Wyles, 87 East St #1, Mortgage Company, LLC, dated November Instrument of Appointment recorded at said Whitinsville, MA 14, 2003 and recorded at Worcester County MORTGAGEE'S SALE Registry of Deeds in Book 50925, Page 77 This notice has been given under the provi- (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in OF REAL ESTATE for breach of conditions of said mortgage sions of G.L. c255, Section 39A Book 32259, Page 152 of which mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, May 31, 2013 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as PREMISES: 39 Joyce Street, Webster, the mortgaged premises located at 13 Pine June 7, 2013 Trustee for Argent Securities Inc. Asset- Massachusetts Ridge Drive, Oxford, MA 01540 will be sold June 14, 2013 Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series By virtue and in execution of the at a Public Auction at 5:00PM on June 28, 2003 -W10, Under the Pooling and Servicing POWER OF SALE contained in a certain 2013, at the mortgaged premises, more par- NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE Agreement Dated January 1, 2004 is the mortgage given by Brian R. Godin to Milford ticularly described below, all and singular the OF REAL ESTATE present holder by assignment from Citi Federal Savings and Loan Association premises described in said mortgage, to wit: By virtue and in execution of the Power Residential Lending Inc., as Attorney-in-Fact dated July 22, 2004, and recorded with the The land In Oxford, County of Worcester, of Sale contained in a certain mortgage for Argent Mortgage Company, LLC to Worcester County (Worcester District) with the buildings thereon, on the northerly given by Ronda L. Smith a/k/a Ronda Smith Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, As Registry of Deeds in Book 34186 Page 240 side of Pine Ridge Drive, being Lot No. 21 as and Michael D. Smith a/k/a Michael Smith to Trustee for, Argent Securities Inc. Asset- as amended by Land Court Judgment dated shown on a plan entitled "Pine Ridge Sovereign Bank, dated June 29, 2007 and Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series May 8, 2012, and recorded with said Estates, drawn by Cullinan Egineering recorded with the Worcester County 2003-W10, Under the Pooling and Servicing Worcester County (Worcester District) Company, Inc." date October 16, 1968 and (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds at Agreement Dated January 1, 2004 dated Registry of Deeds in Book 48967 Page 368 recorded with the Worcester District Registry Book 41419, Page 245, of which mortgage January 15, 2009 recorded at Worcester of which mortgage the undersigned is the of Deeds, Plan Book 326, Plan 52, more the undersigned is the present holder , for County (Worcester District) Registry of present holder for breach of conditions of particularly bounded and described as fol- breach of the conditions of said mortgage Deeds in Book 43805, Page 257 and confir- said mortgage and for the purpose of fore- lows: BEGINNING at the Southwesterly cor- and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same matory assignment from Argent Mortgage closing, the same will be sold at Public ner of the premises herein described at a will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 p.m. Company, LLC to Deutsche Bank National Auction at 10:30 AM on June 26, 2013, upon point on the northerly line of said Pine Ridge on June 26, 2013, on the mortgaged prem- Trust Company, As Trustee for, Argent the mortgaged premises at 39 Joyce Street, Drive, said point being Fifty-Six and 16/100 ises located at 39 BRANDON RD, DUDLEY, Securities Inc. Asset-Backed Pass-Through Webster, Massachusetts, all and singular, (56.16) feet measured easterly along the Worcester County, Massachusetts, all and Certificates, Series 2003-W10, Under the the premises described in said mortgage as northerly line of said Pine Ridge Drive in a singular the premises described in said Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated amended, to wit: curve to the left with a radius of Four mortgage, January 1, 2004 dated March 7, 2012 A certain parcel of land situated on the Hundred Eighty (480.00) feet, a distance of TO WIT: recorded at Worcester County (Worcester southerly side of Boyden Street and east of Fifty-Six and 16/100 (56.16) feet from a The land with buildings thereon in said District) Registry of Deeds in Book 48734, Myrtle Avenue, so called, in Webster, bound- cement bound. THENCE N. 17 51' 45" E. Dudley being Lots 61 and 62 on Fairview as Page 368, for breach of conditions of said ed and described as follows: One Hundred Fifty-Two and 84/100 (152.84) shown on Plan recorded at Worcester mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing BEGINNING at the northwest corner of the feet along Lot No. 20 to a point at Lot No. 15; District Registry of Deeds, Book 27, Plan 44 the same, the mortgaged premises located tract to be conveyed on the southerly side of THENCE S. 72 37' 35" E, Eighty-Six and and bounded and described as follows: at 45 Mill Street, Dudley, MA 01571 will be Boyden Street at an iron pin in the ground; 07/100 (86.07) feet along Lots No. 15 and 14 NORTHERLY: by Brandon Road 120 feet; sold at a Public Auction at 2:00PM on June THENCE southerly by land now or formerly to a point at Lot No. 22; THENCE S. 11 26' WESTERLY: by Third Avenue 120 feet; 24, 2013, at the mortgaged premises, more of Alfred Klebart one hundred forty-seven 51" W. One Hundred Forty-Six (146.00) feet SOUTHERLY: by Lot 63 on said Plan 120 particularly described below, all and singular (147) feet to an iron pin in the ground at land along said Lot No. 22 to a point on the feet; the premises described in said mortgage, to formerly of George Tracy ; northerly line of said Pine Ridge Drive; ; EASTERLY: by Lot 50 on said Plan 120 feet; wit: Parcel I The land in said Dudley, at the THENCE easterly by land formerly of said THENCE N. 78 33' 09" W, Forty Nine and As conveyed herewith on June 29th, 2007 in junction of Mill Street and Pine Street, George Tracy fifty (50) feet to an iron pin in 08/100 (49.06) feet to a cement bound; Book 41419, Page 244. bounded and described as follows: the ground; THENCE along a curve to the right with a For mortgagor's(s') title see deed Beginning at a spike at the intersection of THENCE northerly by land formerly of said radius of Four Hundred Eighty (480) feet, a recorded with Worcester County (Worcester the northwesterly line of said Mill Street with George Tracy one hundred forty-two and distance of Fifty-Three and 74/100 (53.740 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 41419, the southwesterly line of said Pine Street; two tenths (142.2) feet to an iron pin in the feet to the point of beginning. Containing Page 244. THENCE S. 330 W. One hundred twenty- ground on said Boyden Street; 14,180 feet more or less. For title reference These premises will be sold and con- four (124) feet by the northwesterly line of THENCE westerly by said Boyden Street see Deed Bk 32158, Pg 57. 13 Pine Ridge veyed subject to and with the benefit of all said Mill Street to a stake at land of the fifty (50) feet to the point of beginning. Drive Oxford, MA For mortgagor's title see rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, grantors; THENCE Northwesterly at right TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will deed recorded with the Worcester County covenants, liens or claims in the nature of angles to said Mill Street by land of the be sold and conveyed subject to all restric- (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in liens, improvements, public assessments, grantors, a distance of one hundred twenty tions, easements, unpaid taxes, tax titles, Book 32158, Page 57. The premises will be any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, (120) feet to Lot #17; THENCE municipal liens, and assessments, if any, sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and water and sewer liens and any other munic- Northeasterly one hundred twenty-one (121) which take precedence over the said mort- other municipal assessments and liens, and ipal assessments or liens or existing encum- feet, more or less, by land of the grantors gage above-described. subject to prior liens or other enforceable brances of record which are in force and are and being Lot #17 to a pike on the south- Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars of encumbrances of record entitled to prece- applicable, having priority over said mort- westerly line of said Pine Street; THENCE the purchase price must be paid in cash, dence over this mortgage, and subject to gage, whether or not reference to such Southeasterly one hundred twenty (120) feet certified check, bank treasurer's, or cashier's and with the benefit of all easements, restric- restrictions, easements, improvements, by the southwesterly line of said Pine Street check at the time and place of the sale by tions, reservations and conditions of record liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. to the point of beginning. PARCEL II The the and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of TERMS OF SALE: land on Pine Street, Dudley, Massachusetts purchaser, and the balance of the purchase parties in possession. Terms of the Sale: A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 as shown on Plan Land in Dudley, Mass. price shall be paid in cash, certified check, Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum ) Dollars by certified or bank check will be Surveyed for Daniel Carmody, Scale 1"=40', bank treasurer's, or cashier's check within of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at required to be paid by the purchaser at the June 11,1974", Robert F. Para, Land twenty-one (21) days after the date of sale the time and place of the sale in order to time and place of sale. The balance is to be Surveyor, Southbridge, Mass. Recorded and shall be paid to Attorney Dennis M. qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and paid by certified or bank check at Harmon with the Worcester District Registry of Sullivan, of 12 Congress Street, Milford, its designee(s) are exempt from this require- Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, Deeds, Plan Book 400, Plan 46, further Massachusetts, at which time the ment); high bidder to sign written Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to bounded and described as follows: Foreclosure Deed shall be delivered to the Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Beginning at an iron pipe on the southerly purchaser. All costs and expenses for bid; balance of purchase price payable in Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty side of Pine Street at the northwest corner of recording fees and documentary stamps cash or by certified check in thirty (30) days (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be tract herein described, said pipe also being shall be paid by the purchaser. The suc- from the date of the sale at the offices of provided to purchaser for recording upon one hundred forty-nine and seventy-one cessful bidder shall sign a Written mortgagee's attorney, Korde and receipt in full of the purchase price. The hundredths (149.71) feet westerly of a Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of Associates, P.C., 321 Billerica Road, Suite description of the premises contained in said Worcester County Highway bound at the bid. In the event that the successful bidder 210, Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 or such mortgage shall control in the event of an end of a curve on the westerly side of Mill at the foreclosure sale shall default accord- other time as may be designated by mort- error in this publication. Street. THENCE S. 58 degrees 01' 45" E. ing to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or gagee. The description for the premises Other terms, if any, to be announced at along the southerly side of Pine Street a dis- fail to comply with any terms of the contained in said mortgage shall control in the sale. tance of sixty (60) feet to an iron pipe; Memorandum of Sale executed at the time the event of a typographical error in this pub- SOVEREIGN BANK, N.A. F/K/A SOVER- THENCE S. 31 degrees 35' 15" W. along of the foreclosure, by failing to complete the lication. Other terms to be announced at the EIGN BANK land of LaPrade, a distance of one hundred purchase or otherwise, the Seller retains the sale. U.S. Bank National Association, suc- Present holder of said mortgage twenty-four and eighty-one hundredths option, at Seller's sole discretion, to com- cessor-in-interest to Bank of America, N.A., By its Attorneys, (124.81) feet; THENCE N. 58 degrees 226' plete the sale by selling the Premises, sub- successor by merger to LaSalle Bank HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 15" W. along land of LaPrade a distance of ject to the terms and conditions of sale stat- National Association, as Trustee for 150 California Street sixty (60) feet; THENCE N. 31 degrees 35' ed therein, to the next highest, qualified bid- Structured Asset Investment Loan Trust, Newton, MA 02458 15" E. along land of Joseph Wysocki, a dis- der. Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series (617) 558-0500 tance of one hundred twenty-five and twen- The Mortgagee reserves the right to 2004-3, Korde and Associates, P.C. 321 201110-0059 - PRP ty-one hundredths (125.21) feet to the iron postpone the sale to a later date by public Billerica Road Suite 210 Chelmsford, MA May 31, 2013 pipe at the point of beginning. Containing an proclamation at the time and date appointed 01824-4100 (978) 256-1500 Mearian, Emily June 7, 2013 area of 7,500 square feet. together with a for the sale and to further postpone at any and Hadis, Christopher, 12-009329, A- June 14, 2013 right of way twenty (20) feet in width, leading adjourned sale date by public proclamation 4389379 06/07/2013, 06/14/2013, from Mill Street and running westerly for a at the time and date appointed for the 06/21/2013 (SEAL) distance of eighty (80) feet; the northerly six adjourned sale date. June 7, 2013 COMMONWEALTH OF (6) feet being over land of Carmody and the Other terms will be announced at the June 14, 2013 MASSACHUSETTS southerly fourteen (14) feet being over land sale. June 21, 2013 LAND COURT now or formerly of Hector and Mary Milford Federal Savings and Loan DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT LaPrade. For mortgagor's title see deed Association TOWN OF WEBSTER 12 MISC. 477979 recorded with the Worcester County Present holder of said Mortgage BOARD OF SELECTMEN ORDER OF NOTICE (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in By its attorney: PUBLIC HEARING TO: Book 26208, Page 123. The premises will be Dennis M. Sullivan, Esquire NOTICE Michael Shawn Lundquist a/k/a Michael sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and 12 Congress Street, P.O. Box 268 The Board of Selectmen will hold a pub- S. Lundquist other municipal assessments and liens, and Milford, MA 01757 lic hearing on June 24, 2013 at 7:05 p.m. in and to all persons entitled to the benefit of subject to prior liens or other enforceable (508) 473-4811 the Selectmen’s Meeting Room, Town Hall, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 encumbrances of record entitled to prece- DATED: May 23, 2013 Webster, MA, regarding the New U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: dence over this mortgage, and subject to May 31, 2013 Stockholder Application files by Cellar Z, Inc Bank of America, N.A. and with the benefit of all easements, restric- June 7, 2013 dba Cellar Pub located at 251 Rear Main claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage tions, reservations and conditions of record June 14, 2013 Street, Webster, MA 01570. covering real property in 54 McIntyre Road, and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of Premises described as follows: Oxford, given by Michael Shawn parties in possession. Terms of the Sale: LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S SALE APPROXIMATELY 3,000 SQUAR FEET, Lundquist to Bank of America, N.A. dated Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum OF REAL ESTATE EXIT IN FRONT OF BUILDING, July 17, 2007, recorded in the Worcester of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at By virtue of and in execution of the Power of ENTRANCE FROM PARKING LOT. ELE- County (Worcester District) Registry of the time and place of the sale in order to Sale contained in a certain mortgage given VATOR FOR HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY. Deeds in Book 41506, Page 161, has/have qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and by Emily E. Mearian and Christopher Hadis SEPARATE KITCHEN AREA. filed with this court a complaint for determi- its designee(s) are exempt from this require- to Equity One, Inc., dated January 14, 2004 Anyone wishing to be heard may nation of Defendant’s/ Defendants’ ment); high bidder to sign written and recorded at Worcester County appear at the time and place designated. Servicemembers status. Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in Board of Selectmen If you now are, or recently have been, in bid; balance of purchase price payable in Book 32665, Page 183 of which mortgage June 7, 2013 the active military service of the United cash or by certified check in thirty (30) days U.S. Bank National Association, successor- States of America, then you may be entitled from the date of the sale at the offices of in-interest to Bank of America, N.A., succes- LEGAL NOTICE to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil mortgagee's attorney, Korde and sor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Notice is hereby given by Bonnette’s Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of Associates, P.C., 321 Billerica Road, Suite Association, as Trustee for Structured Asset Automotive, Inc., 456 Main St., Oxford, MA the above-mentioned property on that basis, 210, Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 or such Investment Loan Trust, Mortgage Pass- 01540 pursuant to the provisions of G.L. then you or your attorney must file a written other time as may be designated by mort- Through Certificates, Series 2004-3 is the c.255, Section 39A, that on 6/21/2013 @ appearance and answer in this Court at gagee. The description for the premises present holder by assignment from Equity 5:00PM at: Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA contained in said mortgage shall control in One, Inc. to Option One Mortgage Bonnette’s Automotive, Inc 02108 on or before July 8, 2013 or you will the event of a typographical error in this pub- Corporation dated January 20, 2004 record- 456 Main Street be forever barred from claiming that you are lication. Other terms to be announced at the ed at Worcester County (Worcester District) Oxford, MA 01540 entitled to the benefits of said Act. sale. Deutsche Bank National Trust Registry of Deeds in Book 36546, Page 212 The following motor vehicles will be sold at a Witness, KARYN F. SCHEIER, Chief Company, as Trustee for Argent Securities and assignment from Sand Canyon private sale to satisfy the garage keeper’s Justice of said Court on May 22, 2013. Inc. Asset-Backed Pass-Through Corporation f/k/a Option One Mortgage lien thereon for storage, towing charges, Attest: Certificates, Series 2003-W10, Under the Corporation to U.S. Bank National care and expenses of notices and sale of Deborah J. Patterson Pooling and Servicing Agreement Dated Association, successor-in-interest to Bank of said vehicles. Recorder January 1, 2004, Korde and Associates, P.C. America, N.A., successor by merger to Description of vehicles: 1253-4742-0212F 321 Billerica Road Suite 210 Chelmsford, LaSalle Bank National Association, as Vehicle: VIN# 1N4AA51E69C836017, 2009 June 7, 2013 MA 01824-4100 (978) 256-1500 Hollender, Trustee for Structured Asset Investment Nissan Maxima, No Reg www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 7, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 5 REAL ESTATE

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ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD WEBSTER – WEBSTER WEBSTER – DUDLEY – 64 W. Main St! Custom 50 Upper Gore! DUDLEY – 9 Fairfield Dr! 7 Rm English OXFORD – 28 Charlton St! 13 Rm WEBSTER – 100 Lower Gore Rd! 6 Rm DUDLEY – 211 W. Main St! 2 Family! – 141 Lower Gore Road! 54’ 24 Elaine St! Beautiful 5 Built 1 Owner 7 Rm Ranch! Views/Sunsets Over Webster Lake! 9Rm Tudor Tri-Level! Appliance Kit w/Jennair Greek Revival said to be “Clara Colonial! 1700+ Sq.Ft! Applianced Kit w/Din 7/6 Rms! 2/3 Bdrms! 2/1 Baths! 1st Flr - 7+ Rm Ranch Set On 1.02 Level Acres! Rm, 3 Bdrm Updated Ranch! Recent Applianced! Frplce Liv Rm! 3 Spacious Brick Ranch! 1 Acre! New Granite Kit Range! Formal Dining! Liv Rm! Cathedral Barton’s Summer Residence”! Stately Area Open to Formal Din Rm! Front to Back Eat-In Kit! Din Rm! 2 Lg Bdrms! Frplce Split Floor Plan – Master Bdrm/Master Roof, Siding, Center Island Kit w/CTile Flr! Din Rm w/Corner China Bath at One End – 2 Bdrms & Bath at w/Custom Cabinets, Corian Counters, Bdrms w/Hrdwds! 1.5 Ceramic Baths! Foyer w/Skylight! 3 Bdrms, Master Bath! Pillar Front! Grand Stairway! 10’ Liv Rm w/Slider to 3 Season Sun Rm! 1.5 Liv Rm! Full Bath! Hrdwds! Fam Rm Cabinet! Frplc Liv Rm w/Picture Ceilings! 6 Italian Marble Fireplaces + w/Bath & Office! 2nd Flr w/Applianced the Other End! Applianced! Din Rm Corner Sink, SS Appliances & Breakfast 1st Flr Fam Rm! Frplce Lower Level! 2.5 Baths! Lower Level Fam Rm w/1/2 Ceramic Baths! 1st Flr Laundry! 3 Bdrms! Window! 3 Bdrms 2 Baths!! Ideal In- Bath! 2 Car Heated Garage! Nicely Brick Oven! Servant’s Kit! Din Rm! Liv Rm! 3 Bdrms! Bath! w/Slider to Deck! Liv Rm w/Cherry Bar! Bathroom w/Fashionable Bowl Walk In Cedar Closet! Workshop! 2 Z Attached Garage! Nicely Landscaped! Town Oil Heat! 2 Car Garage! Law! Frplc Fam Rm! Landscaped! 2x6 Construction! Quarters/Apartment! Recent Buderus! Sunroom w/Laundry! Garage! Hrdwd Flr! Lower Level Fam Rm/4TH Sink! Above Ground Pool w/Hot Tub! $214,900.00 $259,900.00 $219,900.00 Many Updates! $299,900.00 Services! $209,900.00 $279,900.00 Bdrm! $219,900.00 $194,500.00

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JUST LISTED end of your dock R R/E Tax $7360 $789,900 R/E Tax $3130 $329,900 while watching spectacular sun- WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE - THINK OF STERLING sets, then take a moonlight cruise in SINCE 1962 ~ OUR 51ST YEAR IN BUSINESS your kayak while lis- tening to the sounds of silence. THOMPSON - The owner has started a bunch of improve- This year-round ments so all you need to do is bring your toolbox and finish waterfront home, just 16 years young and located on one of the KILLINGLY - Great opportunity for in-law or home based BANK FORECLOSURE SALE cleanest lakes in CT offers 2 BR, 2 Baths, and an open kitchen/living business. Two winged, renovated Antique Colonial with them up! This Thompson cape has over 1500 sq ft. of living dining area overlooking the lake. As a bonus, a finished lower level Two Bedroom Cape Style Single Family Residence area sitting on almost a full acre lot. 3BR/1Bath; 1st floor walk-out provides additional living/sleeping space for those many charm of yesteryears and modern amenities. Two heating family room/office and a generous sized wrap-around farm- guests you’ll be entertaining! Located on leased land, this is offered system, multiple living room/bedroom combinations, two to be sold on the premises at ers porch. Located minutes to MA; priced to sell at at just $259,900 master suites. Lots of potential. $144,900 $135,000 39 Joyce Street, Webster, Massachusetts Wednesday, June 26, 2013 Sale to Commence at 10:30 AM

Terms of Sale: A Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollar deposit in cash or certified check will be required at the time and place of sale with the balance due within twenty one (21) days of the sale. All other terms to be announced at the sale. For Further Information Contact: Dennis M. Sullivan, Esq., THOMPSON MULTI-FAMILY - Allow your tenants to THOMPSON COMMERCIAL - 14,000+ sqft. Industrial THOMPSON - This 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath mobile home Attorney for Milford Federal Savings and Loan Association, 12 pay the mortgage as you collect the rents on this brick 2 mill on 1.5 acres of land. Property is solid with newer roof- has a nice view & convenient location in the 55+ age Congress Street, Milford, Massachusetts 01757. (508) 473-4811 family. Recent updates to electrical, roof, windows, chim- ing, multiple heating systems, 3 phase service available, restricted park. Inside, this home is very spacious and has ney & furnace; one 3 BR/1 1/2 bath while the other is a loading dock, driving-in/garage space, & office space. an open floor plan, new carpets, lots of cabinets, a dining 2BR/1bath, good sized backyard and off street parking. Located on busy state road with off-street parking. nook and even a breakfast bar. $42,500 Edward D. Larkin, Auctioneer No. AU899, 280 Main Street, Priced to move at $125,900 Asking just $250,000 Milford, MA 01757 P.O. Box 83 447 Riverside Dr. Thompson CT Phone: (860) 923-3377 Fax: (860) 923-5740

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Soup Up Your Yard With Homegrown Superfruits (NAPS) for landscaping around your larly, has delicate, lacy purple flowers appear in Superfruits—fruits that home. Large clusters of foliage in a dramatic near- early summer and are fol- are exceptionally rich in glossy black berries ripen in black color. lowed by gleaming red vitamins and antioxi- late summer, making aronia Black Beauty has bigger, berries. The plants produce dants—are popular ingredi- a standout in the kitchen as bolder foliage but the same fruit continuously until ents in a variety of healthy well as the garden. dark purple-black color. autumn and never need foods. The fruits are sometimes Both offer large pink flowers spraying or special atten- Fortunately, although known as chokeberries that give way to small black tion. “superfruit” connotes some- because of their very sour berries that are very high in Though goji has been pop- thing rare and exotic, a sur- flavor but they can be sweet- vitamin C; research sug- ular in China for many cen- prising number of these ened and used in juice, jam, gests they can be effective in turies, specially selected plants, including aronia, desserts, even wine, which minimizing flu symptoms. varieties have only recently elderberry and goji berry, makes it even easier to savor Black Lace elderberry can beau- Elderberry plants don’t become available in North Sweet Lifeberry goji produces are hardy shrubs that can be their high levels of antioxi- tify the landscape and provide mind cold weather, surviv- America. These include antioxidant-packed berries of grown right in your back- dants and vitamins. In fact, bumper crops of nutritious ing through temperatures of Sweet Lifeberry and Big exceptional vigor, flavor and yard. They’re easy to grow they’ve been enjoyed in fruits. -25° F, and they can grow Lifeberry goji from Proven size. and require no spraying or Scandinavia, Eastern well even in partial shade Winners ColorChoice Europe, and Russia for (up to four hours a day). For Shrubs, and they were cho- complicated pruning and and provide bumper crops LEARN MORE decades. the most abundant elderber- sen for their exceptional produce pound after pound of nutritious fruits. Aronia tolerates winter ry harvest, you should put at vigor, flavor and size. You can find all these of juicy, nutritious fruit Varieties that have been temperatures as low as -40° least two plants in your gar- Goji berries can tolerate plants at a garden center, in every year. se–lected for ornamental F, and does best when plant- den. temperatures as low as -20° the fruits or the shrubs sec- foliage are especially useful ARONIA ed where it will get at least F. They need to be grown in tion. They cost between $20 for home gardeners, as they six hours of sun each day. GOJI BERRIES a sunny spot but they’re not and $50 depending on size. are even more attractive Aronia is a large shrub fussy about soil and need lit- For further facts, tips and than plain green wild types. Goji berries are antioxi- native to eastern North ELDERBERRY tle water or fertilizer once re–cipes, visit Black Lace, which was dant-packed and sell for America. With showy white they’re established. They www.ProvenWinners. Elderberry is another developed in England, high prices at health food flowers in spring and blaz- can be planted in the ground com/VitaminBerries. North American native where elderberry flowers stores but they’re actually ing red leaves in autumn, it or grown in a large pot on a makes an excellent choice shrub that you can count on and berries are eaten regu- easy-to-grow shrubs. Also to beautify the landscape known as wolfberry,the rich deck or patio. Friday, June 7, 2013 • THE EXPRESS • 3 HOME &GARDEN Top Tips For Remodeling A Basement (NAPS) and the foundation is properly graded to A remodeled basement can add comfort carry water away from the house. and value to a home. In fact, according to 2. To manage interior moisture, fix cracks Remodeling magazine’s 2013 Cost vs. Value and faulty seams and add the proper vapor Report, basement re?models are still one of barriers and insulation. the top remodeling projects and typically 3. Use proper construction methods and consist of about a third of the entire home’s materials to control water, air movement available space. and vapor diffusion. When it comes to finishing a basement, 4. Use an Energy Star-rated dehumidifier whether it’s for a “man cave,” laundry room, to control high humidity levels. playroom or home office, hiding concrete or Several organizations, including the cinder blocks behind drywall, wood and car- Environmental Protection Agency, pet is the easy part. American Lung Association, and American However, building new spaces that won’t Medical Association, all recommend using encourage mold and mildew or become dehumidifiers to maintain humidity levels damaged by condensation is much more dif- of 50 percent or less in the home, like the ficult. That’s because since concrete is ones offered by Santa Fe. porous and in contact with the cool ground, Santa Fe high-capacity dehumidifiers are it can become a condensing surface for designed to be energy efficient and operate water vapor. effectively in the cooler temperatures of a As a result, moist drywall and carpet can basement. That can help maintain the struc- begin to grow mold and mildew, causing tural integrity of your home, inhibit mold musty odors and decay; this can even growth, and improve the indoor air quality become a health risk for those who live in of your home by removing odor-causing the home. moisture. High relative humidity in the basement Also, remember that air in the basement can also affect the electronics, furniture, is also circulating through the rest of the woodwork, painted surfaces, and personal home, contributing to poor indoor air quali- belongings that are stored there. To help, ty and causing uncomfortably high humidi- here are some tips. ty levels. This may lead to costly problems such as mold growth, increased air condi- MOISTURE CONTROL TECHNIQUES tioner loads, and swelling of millwork and cabinetry. 1. To manage exterior moisture, ensure To learn more, visit that the rain gutters are in working order www.DehumidifierSolutions.com. Moist drywall and carpet in a basement can grow mold and mildew, causing musty odors and decay. This can become a health risk for those who live in the home. Neutrals Make A Splash In Toward Pain-Free Gardening (NAPS) Kitchens And Bathrooms You can lessen the aches and pains that can come (NAPS) from growing a beautiful garden if you heed the A growing number of dec- advice of gardening expert orators—and homeown- and author Melinda Myers: ers—are expressing positive opinions about the trend of SMART GARDENING using neutral colors. • Vertical Gardening— Survey?Shows Garden up. Grow plants on a According to the National blank wall, fence or post. Kitchen & Height makes gardening Bath?Association’s annual easier and creates visual design trends survey,gray is interest. currently used in 55 percent • Choose Your Tools of kitchens and 56 percent of Wisely—Look for ergonomic bathrooms, creating chic, grips, long handles and sophisticated spaces. ratcheted tools to keep your Other popular looks for posture upright, give you kitchens include: more power and make the • white painted cabinetry grip easier. • glass backsplashes • Leverage Heavy Loads— • LED lighting Split up large loads into • water-saving faucets smaller increments. Use • satin-nickel finishes. everyday items such as a In the bath, look for more wagon or winter sled to help and more: you move supplies around. Taking the aches and pains out of gardening may be easier than • ceramic and porcelain • Take Breaks—Work five- many people realize. minute breaks into your tiles gardening schedule to lower therapy for more than 30 To further help people • undermounted sinks. your likelihood of injury. years,” said Dr. Jeffery reach their lifestyle goals, What Homeowners Want In both, the big idea is an This stunning sink is shown in the latest of several shades of gray, Try easy back bends from Mannheimer, a physical including enjoying garden- popular for kitchens and bathrooms. the waist and don’t work for therapist on the forefront of ing more, the company cre- increase in the expression of more than 20 to 30 minutes electrotherapy research. ated the Great Garden individuality. As more and ral stones such as slate and hygienic. straight. Stay attentive to “The effect of such therapy Makeover Sweepstakes. more people are deciding to weather and flexibility: Do is immediate, re?peatable Visit www.omronpainre- stick with the home they goes very well with stainless These sinks come from additional stretches or and drug-free, making it an lief.com/sweeps before June have, many are also working appliances. the experts at Blanco. Family owned since 1925, warm-ups if you feel stiff or alternative choice for chron- 22 and enter for a chance to on ways to improve it to WHAT THEY CAN GET cold. ic and acute pain relief.” win $5,000 toward your please themselves as well as the company has produced • Keep Tools Sharp—File The unit is the first over- dream garden, plus a one- prospective buyers when It’s available in top-quali- more than 40 million sinks trowels, shears and shovels. the-counter TENS product hour free garden consulta- that time comes. Kitchen ty Silgranit sinks, which are and is recognized as a world Dull tools mean more strain. available nationally at tion with Myers. Additional and bath remodels are par- crafted of 80 percent natural lead–er in quality, innova- major retail stores, includ- prize packs, which will be tion and un–surpassed serv- AFTER GARDENING ticularly popular and shades granite, feature the look and ing CVS, Walgreens, Rite given away weekly,include a of white, gray and beige are feel of natural stone, and ice. Aid and other retailers in pain relief unit, replace- If you follow all these tips what’s in. resist scratches, stains, LEARN MORE and still wind up with back the pain products area, as ment pads and “Melinda’s For example, consider the chips and heat. Because the pain or you already have well as online retailers such Garden Moments” DVD. color called Cinder, a strik- color goes all the way For further facts, a color joint or low back pain, here as Amazon.com, Learn?More ing shade of dark gray with through, it won’t fade in assistant to guide your are a few tips to alleviate Drugstore.com, For additional tips on gar- a natural, stonelike appeal direct sunlight and is imper- choices, and pictures of acute pain: Walgreens.com and dening and managing lower and delicate hints of brown vious to household acids great kitchens to inspire store.omronhealthcare.com. back and joint pain, visit • Heat and/or ice treat- that give it an inviting and alkalis. Advanced sur- you, go to www.blancoamer- www.omron painrelief.com. ments warmth. face tech–nology ensures ica.com. THE GREAT GARDEN For further information, • Exercise, stretching tech- that it is nonporous, easy to MAKEOVER visit www.omronhealth This timeless modern hue niques SWEEPSTAKES is reminiscent of dark natu- clean and ex–tremely • Visit a health care care.com. provider, such as a physical therapist or chiropractor, if after four weeks the pain has not lessened. • Try over-the-count- Tips On Being Green At Home And Away er medications such as Omron’s 100 percent drug- (NAPS) with fresh produce. Supporting one free, nonprescription, elec- Today, finding ways to be more helps preserve the vitality of com- trotherapy pain relief unit. energy efficient and eco friendly munity agriculture. Buying local It can begin managing lower isn’t just good for the environ- means produce is fresher—it hasn’t back pain, muscle and joint been shipped from hundreds of pain in about 15 minutes. ment—it can be good for your home, your family and your bottom line. miles away.To keep those fruits and “As an avid gardener with veggies fresher longer, you can get a two knee replacements, I’m Here are hints on how: • Reduce, reuse, recycle: Take refrigerator with humidity-con- always in search of alterna- trolled crispers. Using your refriger- tive tactics to combat joint a look around—a simple mental ator’s water dispense system and a pain,” said Myers. checklist of reusable, recyclable reusable bottle instead of bottled “Electrotherapy treatment items can make a world of differ- lets me garden without ence with no more effort than a water can keep up to 300 plastic bot- needing to stop due to the weekly drop-off. For example, take tles a year from ending up in land- joint pain that often comes old books and donate them to a fills. with kneeling, reaching and school or library. If you buy eggs in • Let the housework do the saving lifting.” cartons, drop the empties off at an for you: New home appliances are elementary school or after-school far more efficient than older models. ELECTROTHERAPY New washers such as the Energy TREATMENT center to be used for art projects. If you’re renovating your home or Star?certified Amana 3.6-cu.-ft., The unit uses even just planning a few small home high-efficiency washer use 75 per- Transcutaneous Electrical improvement projects, remember cent less water and 82 percent less Nerve Stimulation (TENS) that just about everything, from old energy than those manufactured technology to deliver gentle, flooring to doorknobs and light fix- just a decade ago. If you’ve been con- massagelike pulses for on- tures, can be repurposed by a chari- sidering a new washer or dryer, the the-spot pain relief. ty if not by you. good news is it could save you Electrotherapy is commonly • Eat and drink your way to a money on your utility bills. used by physical therapists healthier planet: How (and what) • Learn more: You can find addi- to treat muscle and joint you eat can make a big impact on the tional facts on efficient appliances pain. There are many ways to make little changes in and outside of your home that not only environment and the community. at www.amana.com. “Electrotherapy has benefit the environment but can help save money and energy and give you peace of Farmers’ markets are often bursting proven effective in physical mind in knowing you’re doing your part. 4 • THE EXPRESS • Friday, June 7, 2013 HOME &GARDEN Top Tips For Outdoor Entertaining

(NAPS) the inside of the grill, too. Most hosts and hostesses agree that enter- 6. Swab the decks: Wiping down grimy, taining with ease in just the right setting greasy outdoor surfaces and furniture is starts with a clean space, indoors and out. critical before guests arrive. Touch up any To help you achieve that and make the chips on painted outdoor furniture. To help most of your time, energy and money, here make it all bright and sparkling, try a multi- are seven tips and tricks to help you tackle purpose cleaning spray that’s specifically the toughest jobs quickly and efficiently. formulated for outdoor use such as Mr. Clean Outdoor Pro Multi-Purpose Spray. It HINTS TO HELP YOU cuts through grease and grime on grills, patio furniture, vinyl siding and even con- 1. Fresh facade: Wash the outside of the crete patio floors. Simply let the solution set home. If you have any mildew, consider a for several minutes after you spray. Then, pressure washer to make the chore easier. you can easily scrub away the tough outdoor See if the trim needs extra cleaning or even dirt, so you spend less time cleaning, more repainting. time relaxing. 2. Wash the windows—in?side and out: Do 7. Clean the crevices: From last year’s left- so on a cloudy day to avoid streaks. Get any over food particles in the small grooves of sliding glass patio doors, as well (and con- the patio table to the tiny gaps on the kids’ sider taking an old toothbrush and top-qual- swing set that always attract sticky spills, ity cleaning solution to the inside of the outdoor items are full of small spaces that track). can be a nightmare to clean. Mr. Clean also 3. Clean and repair gutters and down- offers the Magic Eraser Outdoor Pro, which spouts: Remove last year’s dead leaves, twigs can help lift away tough grime with water and so on. Make sure there are no clogs that alone, even in hard-to-reach spaces, with can cause a leak or an overflow. water-activated microscrubbers that reach 4. Police your lawn: Pick up any branches, into surface grooves, making cleaning a leaf piles, broken toys and the like so guests breeze. can walk freely—and safely. 5. Get the grill: Before you bring out the LEARN MORE burgers, give your grill a good scrubbing to be sure cooked-on food particles, rust and You can find further facts and tips online general grime are gone. Remember to clean at www.mrclean.com. An Inside Look At Protecting Your Family And Belongings

(NAPS) Staying safe at home can be simpler for you and your family if you heed a few hints from personal security expert Robert Siciliano, CEO of ID Theft Security, and private investigator Robin Martinelli, of When getting your outdoor areas clean for entertaining, it’s smart to start with the biggest projects Martinelli Investigations first and work your way down. Inc. What to Put in Place • An alarm system can run the gamut from basic noise- makers to complex notifica- Digital Sources Simplify tion programs, many with sophisticated options and service packages. • Lighting is important for Consumer products journalist David Gregg and interior designer Color Inspiration discouraging crime. “Install Libby Langdon provide home security and other moving tips on huge floodlights all around cablemover.com. your house,” says Martinelli. “They deter any- one.” fied locksmith, one associat- “Leave on lights, televisions And Selection • Indoor and outdoor cam- ed with a well-known lock and music. People will eras are helpful but are manufacturer, to take a assume you are home.” Use physical security survey of timers to rotate which lights Room Visualizer to try out more for gathering evi- dence. “If you get video of your home and grounds. are lit, varying the rooms colors before you paint. You • Signs are great deter- and time of night the lights can try new color trends or the crime, share it with the police. Hopefully, the evi- rents. “Post ‘Beware of Dog’ are on. your favorite beige or blue. signs, even if you don’t have • If you appreciate colors dence will help catch the STAYING SAFE WHEN thieves,” says Martinelli. a dog, and put up security you see through social signs and stickers,” says MOVING media, blogs and other digi- • “Thanks to smartphone and tablet technology, many Martinelli. • Moving to a new resi- tal platforms, you may also dence can be a vulnerable like decorating with them. cable companies are offer- TAKING EXTRA ing home security products time. Those packing boxes Take a risk: Try a bold color. PRECAUTIONS that can be remotely pro- on the curb from a new flat- • Visit the Voice of Color, grammed and operated,” • Before you buy a home, screen TV, sound system or PPG Pittsburgh Paints’ web- says David Gregg, Executive check out the neighborhood. small appliances are a tip-off site at Director, Consumer Product “Pull the police records for that you may have some www.voiceofcolor.com, to Newsgroup. “From check- your neighborhood for the attractive, expensive items. learn more about various ing on a new puppy to pro- last two years,” says Break the boxes down and tools that can help with your gramming your heat and Martinelli. take them to a recycling cen- next paint project. lights, it’s never been so easy • Martinelli also recom- ter. Smartphone and iPad appli- to keep an eye on things at mends documenting all your • You’ll also feel safer if cations are also available. home.” Such services can property. “Video record or your Internet, TV and phone The company’s Online Paint even be included in your photograph everything in services are set up, along Interactive technology can make it easier to choose the right paint Visualizer lets you upload a cable communications and your home, noting the serial with your utilities, from day color because you can now view selections, make comparisons, photo of any room and vir- entertainment package. numbers of items, and store one. It’s easy to do in develop matches and coordinate themes. tually paint the space direct- • Install peepholes and the tape or chip in a safe- advance of your move at ly from a tablet or desktop. talk through the door when deposit box at the bank.” www.CableMover.com, (NAPS) at the tip of your fingers no You can access the you don’t recognize some- • Leave a light on around where you can learn more Whether you’re pinning matter where you go. The Visualizer at www.voiceof- one. the house. “It is one of the about cable home security new outfits on Pinterest or ability to view color options color.com/digital- • Remember, all locks are best precautions you can options. soliciting a circle of through digital capabilities color/paint-color-visualizer. not made equal. Call a quali- take,” says Martinelli. Facebook friends for opin- while surrounded by the ions on vacation destina- comforts of home can assist tions, expressing yourself, homeowners in visualizing defining your identity and what the colors will look like “Winning” Daylily Program Announces Lemony-Fresh 2013 Winner finding inspiration has with their furniture, decor and other elements. never been easier. Now, (NAPS) entific methodology that evaluates selecting paint colors for PAINT-PICKING TIPS It’s time to think about adding daylilies on 52 different characteristics your home can be added to refreshing color and zest to your gar- to determine the best varieties and to the list. Here are a few hints to den. Lemonn Vista, the 2013 All- create a benchmark for future daylily help you select the just-right varieties. EXPERT ADVICE American Daylily winner, is both color for your home: America’s favorite garden color and is There are more than 48,000 daylilies “Inspiration for color • When trying new colors, an excellent repeat bloomer, providing registered, bred in at least 25 states, by selection can come from don’t hold a paint swatch a long-term color display. hundreds of individual hybridizers. anywhere at any time,” said next to a white wall; hold it Lemonn Vista joins the now 20 Using its elaborate testing program, PPG color expert Dee next to furniture, window award-winning daylilies that have the AADSC sorts through the thou- Schlotter. “With computers treatments, pillows or other been selected for the coveted All- sands of registered daylilies to award the coveted title of “All-American.” and smartphones becoming decor elements to compare American title for their scientifically The flowers are tested for at least more and more integrated how the colors correspond proven and superior performance together. nationwide by the All-American The day of the lily: The lovely Lemonn Vista two years, with finalists grown for into our daily lives, color is is the new All-American winner. another three to five years in open- popping up on our screens • Try digital tools such as Daylily Selection Council (AADSC). PPG Pittsburgh Paints’ Recognized for its superior perform- field conditions before the winner or and providing the exact form scape height. These characteris- Paint Your Own Room ance in landscapes, Lemonn Vista winners are announced. inspiration we have been tics create a spectacular show of color- Visualizer on a tablet. PPG paints a beautiful garden picture The 2013 winner, Lemonn Vista is looking to incorporate into ful blooms that are uniformly dis- proudly carried at many garden cen- Pittsburgh Paints is the first whether planted solo en masse or com- our homes.” played to create a sheet—or vista—of ters across the nation and will be a company to offer a tool that bined with companion perennials. The Mobile applications can color. Plant Lemonn Vista in front of beautiful and fresh addition to virtual- allows you to snap a picture large, 6?”, lemony-yellow blooms are help make selecting colors fragrant and have heavy substance roses or other previous All-American ly any garden in America. fun and easy. Now, you can on your tablet and pull it Daylily winners such as Frankly Learn More onto the Paint Your Own that withstands the summer sun. They digitally find the exact hue appear in early to mid-season above Scarlet or Red Volunteer for a delight- For more information about the 2013 24?30”scapes and provide a long color- ful contrast and tidy foreground to All-American Daylily winner, Lemonn ful display throughout the summer. your garden. 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Eastern Pine 5-7’ Call Karl: 774-289-3607 Fitness Power Couch Light matching pillows tall 5/$99. 774-823-6692 Rider Gold Chenille Floral design deep red $40.00 Excellent Privacy Brand New Oak Dining Room flowers with green leaves, Border/Ornamental ELECTRIC BED $100 OBO $995.00 (INVACARE) colonial, 6 chairs (S. Bent) gold chain, three light bulbs, Call 508-278-5762 CRAFTMATIC BED 774-200-1194 90” table, 36” mirrored buf- approximate diameter 18”. Queen-size Green/Rose Evenings 450 pound capacity Call: 508-943-2174 fet, 56” lighted china closet. Quilted Used 1 year double motors (head and $1,000 $175 In very good condition legs) hand crank, Bedspread GE ELECTRIC STOVE LOWREY ORGAN Call: 413-245-9221 Two Kayaks roll-out safety rails Double oven/4 burners ROYALE w/matching Toss For Sale $300 Good shape, 10 Fishing Pillows 774-696-2687 $200.00 Working area on stove In beautiful, excellent Outboards Rascal Scooter Beige condition. Selling for $50.00 1 - 15 ft Nantucket, Contact Michael fraction of cost. 3-25HP With Lift In excellent condition, Gray Diamond Ring 818 521-5656 Call Paul at One family owned $250-$500 each Assorted Queen 2 - 13 ft Old Town Gents 14K Yellow & White 4 wheel deluxe model, Gold. Center Diamond Electrical Material 508-756-0227 $3500.00 or BO brand new batteries, Sheet Sets Castine , Red 90/100 Surrounded By Industrial, Commercial, Call: 508-885-6657 weight capacity 450 lbs. $10-$15/each Got a truck? Call 860 974-1627 Both are ocean-going kayaks 6 03/100 Diamonds. Residential leave message All Fine Brilliance Wire, Pipe, Fittings, Relays, Phenomenal bargains Oak Pedestal $1,800 OBO 508 764-3736 w/rudders, one seaters, 26 Year Old Appraisal Was Coils, Overloads, Fuses, Gas range, gas clothes Call: 508-476-3058 enclosed waterproof $5560 Breakers, Meters, dryer, air hockey table, Table compartment Three layer Will Sell For Same Now! Punches, Pipe-Benders. Maitlin Smith game table, and 4 round-back Reloading Equipment polylink Both used only 774-232-0407 piano. Boxes & boxes of Mamiya Medium spindle chairs. Solid Maple twice. Like New New Recessed Troffer good items!! Oval with grey/blue tiled top. Dies & Bullets Flourescent 3-Tube Format Dining Set One Extension Table, hutch and 6 chairs. $1400/pair or DINING ROOM T-8 277V Fixtures All must go!! 711 Pro camera Excellent condition Weslo Treadmill Enclosed w/80mm F4 lens & super $800 OBO $700/each TABLE $56 Each Buy some, buy all wide 43 mm F4.5 lens with $50.00 or BO 508-341-8292 Asking $450.00 or BO w/free exercise bike $175.00 Call 5pm-8:30pm optical viewfinder, Call 508 892-1783 Antique Man’s Maple, very good condition, Both w/polar filter. Call 508 259-8805 508-867-6546 headboard full adj. Almost new, in Highboy Dresser beautiful base, micro suede, oatmeal w/esp. 16” Direct-Drive 42”x 66” four leaves extend perfect condition $800 OBO EMPIRE PROPANE wood trim $1850.00 Old Trunks Craftsman Scroll saw table to 106” inches $125 OBO (almost 9’ feet) VENTED PARLOR 860 923-9407 $45 Each $50.00 Harden Cherry HEATER Student’s Desk VICTORIAN LIVING Call 508-764-1268 Coffee/Espresso MAPLE KITCHEN TABLE SET Drill Presses 4-Poster King 50,000 BTU Maker w/4 chairs & Chair ROOM SET or 203-610-9807 Used one year $150.00 Bed Frame Like new $700.00 OBO 82-12 cups $50 1/2hp & 1hp Motors $800 OBO $75 OBO Sofa and 2 chairs Call 508-234-8454 LIKE-NEW METAL BUNK $1,900 DINING ROOM 508-596-1918 cell BED Two End Tables 4 Drawer Steel Call: 508-207-0966 Call 774-696-3397 SET Honeywell Air Cleaner $125.00 $45 each Estate Items rm. sz. 15x20 Filling Cabinet Solid Maple Table $50 OBO TWIN BABY CARRIAGE Call: 774-452-3514 $25.00 Technics organ Women’s Clothing Formica top Milwaukee Hammer & Angle Drills $40.00 Includes Stool and (3) Leather Jackets 6 chairs and matching ORIGINAL SEQUOIA User Reference hutch Freezer Call: 508-765-0621 NORDIC TRACK, (413)245-7011 2X, 1XL Pressure-Washer GARAGE-TYPE STORAGE Guide $50.00/each 48” Round w/two 11” TENT Handmade Silk Screen, leaves Antique Bricks HISTORICAL PIECE Tins (some antique), RINNAI VENTLESS 3-Woodstoves New From the very first note (48”x70”) OF LITERATURE $100.00 Royal Dalton China, GAS/LP HEATER Columbia Hiking Boots Power Saws Christmas Items, you play on the $350.00 Drill Press 24,000 BTU, Remote $25.00 A pictorial record of the Gevalia Coffee Machines, Technics EA5 organ, Fishing Poles MAHOGANY HUTCH $500.00 you’ll marvel at their rich devastation from the $150.00 Original Paintings DESK 2-New Windows 34”x38” and other items authentic instrument Lands End Zero Pet Cages tornado in Worcester on (4) SNOW TIRES Solid Maple June 9,1953 Call 860-455-6222 sound. Like a well-tuned Degree Boots 7 drawers w/chair Tools QUEEN SERTA MATTRESS Like new, pipe organ, these instru- $20.00 $75.00 Terracotta Floor Tiles w/boxspring Firestone Winterforce ments are finely crafted to Granite Slabs Published by Davis Press $600.00 225/70-15 Or Best Offer in Worcester deliver robust sounds. 508-248-7812 PANASONIC STEREO $225.00 What’s more, their elegant- Black Dress Shoes In original mailing sleeve VHS 4 pairs, $1,000.00 508-943-8107 ly designed EXCEL STAIR LIFT RECORDER/PLAYER (4) FORD 4X4 wood-grain finish cabinet $10/pair ARCHERY Miscellaneous makes them fashionably all size 7 1/2 Rinehart Target 18-1 13.5’ rail NASCAR collectibles $20.00 FACTORY WHITE $1400 508-765-5072 perfect for your music New in package Over 300 items SPOKE RIMS room. This organ is in very Red/Black $80.00 HOVEROUND 508-347-3145 15x7 with center caps good condition and would ALADDIN Asking $600.00 $100.00 Boil Wool Jacket Used Once, New Battery suit anyone from beginner 2X reading magnifier Comes with book 774 452-3613 PELLET STOVE through to more CHRISTMAS TREE $160 and charger 508-479-9752 experienced players $20.00 7’ x48” w/white lights Excellent Condition Mitutoyo 8” FOR SALE Balsam fir style Enviro EF-111 Bay I Rough Cut A range of features includ- Klein Full-length Digmatic Calipier Very Good Condition $100.00 B/0 HAIER $950.00 ing: *Upper keyboard 44 Black Wool Coat 4 cu,ft refrigerator Rebuilt $1,800.00 Wide Pine Boards keys lower keyboard 44 or Best Offer in assortment of 2X 508-347-3145 $110 $50.00 Call Pete keys 508-864-2848 widths/lengths pedal keyboard 13 keys $50.00 Call $1.50/board foot *100’s of dynamic PCM HOSPITAL BED 413-245-9651 1 Solid Oak true to life sounds DINING ROOM SET crank PLOW TRUCK Mahogany Gold *Superb organ voices Call 508 764-3736 Rocking Chair including realtime 48” table w/2-12” leaf $50 HP 1989 Chevy S10 4x4 Cup Race Boat Six chairs and $50.00 with Fisher Hammond style digital WOOD PELLET glass-front hutch REALISTIC DX100 PHOTOSMART Quick Switch Plow 26 ft Replica of 1926 race drawbars Mint condition $2,000 or best offer boat. 5-step bottom *Easy to use large STOVE Receiver PRINTER A636 327 chevy engine. LCD display Lopi, Yankee $450 or best offer Model #Q8637A , 10” Delta 508-867-7388 508-885-9906 $70 Includes Trailer * Large capacity Working $50.00 Compound Miter $65,000 16-track sequencer Well maintained Or Best Offer Saw with Bench POOL TABLE * Built-in digital Baywindow front DISHWASHER WOODWORKING 508-347-3145 Locking Wheels 7FT ‘Dynamo’ Truck Cap disk recorder Comes w/premium Coin Operated accessories, 4” vent pipe, White TOOLS $125.00 Good Condition Fiberglass, for 8’ bed. From a Price: $1000 or B/O Admiral by Maytag Dodge pickup. Red and approx. half pallet $400/OBO of pellets Under the counter 815-222-9323 HUSQVARNA $650.00 OBO 508 266-0035 $2,000.00 Used only two years 508 867-3729 508-476-1334 Call Jim after 6:15 p.m. All hoses and ST121E or 508 612-9053 Most Beautiful Call 508-259-8805 508-867-7976 manual included FLAT SCREEN SNOWBLOWER PORTABLE $200.00 ENTERTAINMENT New last year Wedding Gown Series 1555 THIN BRICK WOODEN 508-943-5033 CENTER Used once Long sleeved, beaded PODIUM $30.00 VENEER 19” w x 24” h x 54” l Selling for health reasons bodice, size 4-6. Med-Lift Power SWING SET “Used Brick” - clay - by Creative Playthings Down Riggers Excellent condition $575.00 Recliner indoor/outdoor SW 508-612-9471 $200 RADIAL ARM Low volt motor, four years 4-Swing Stations, Penn Fathomaster $100.00 Flats + corners - Monkey Bars, with a 27” TV FREE Call: 508-885-6988 SAW old, cranberry color. $8.40 per sq. ft. Excellent condition!! Sand Box, Fireman’s Pole, 625 N/F/S $200.00 Ladder to Club House w/rod holders & inserts MOTORS (includes cover) & Slide to place in boat rod holders LARGE FISHER Call: 508-476-7642 Call 508-867-9387 508-867-3729 SPEAKER 1/2HP 230/460V 48” boom with weights 1725RPM, 56 Frame. STEEL CABINET Will help disassemble $175ea. Garden Wedding? $50.00 $45 OBO WITH GALLEY’S Snapper TOOL SHEDS Will need trailer Perfect strapless ANTIQUE CHAIR 5HP, 230/460V $200.00 Roto-Tiller Made of Texture 1-11 Pet Training Crate informal wedding 1740RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC $1000 24”Lx19”Wx19”H $75.00 $125 OBO IR5003, Used Twice 8x8 $725 508-892-4370 Heavy duty 11-gauge dress: $900 or/BO 8x10 $900 White with lace overlay. 5HP, 230/460V GLIDER CHAIR black epoxy LAMINATED 8x12 $975 WOODSTOVE Like new Dress size 6-8, tea length in 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC TracVac FLOORING $125 OBO $50.00 8x16 $1275 $40 front, slight train in back. 400 Square Feet Model 385-IC/385LH FOR SALE Would fit 5’2”-5’5” height. $375.00 4 Motor Speed Controls Used Once. 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FREE please call Pistol Course FREE Getting Classes Together Miss Duchess THE ANNUAL For the Cat Needs a Campfire Wood MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE Mid & Late Summer 508-885-3252 AT THE TOP OF MORRIS 860-377-5165 Forever Home STREET IN SOUTHBRIDGE Rescued, older spayed Leave message WILL BE HELD ON 260 COLLECTIBLES female, indoor/outdoor house cat. SATURDAY, HORSE LOVERS Good with dogs FREE WOOD Breyer Horse Models but not other cats 285 PET CARE 296 CHILD CARE 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY JUNE 22, 2013 Like new to gently used WANTED Personal Collection Pictures available PALLETS Beginning at 9 a.m. Looking for You pick up. Monday thru Great Prices 508-341-0588 FIREARMS WANTED: Friday 8am-noon. SOMETHING experienced nanny Charlton Flea Market to provide in home care Collector looking WWII US Firearms Stonebridge Press FOR EVERYONE in Co-op Building Need Help Fixing for 3 children, M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, .45 Pistols, 25 Optical Drive Saturdays & Sundays 3 days a week. (located behind Southbridge RAIN DATE: Saturday, June 29 Your Pet? Experience with 1911/1911 A1’s Hotel & Conference Center) Michelle We can help at an Going... Going... young children, 508-434-0114 affordable price!!! 130 YARD SALES 135 LOST AND FOUND Gone to the Dogs 3 work related references, TOP PRICES PAID All surgeries performed by Training and behavior and reliable transportation Have all necessary federal licenses LOST 260 ANTIQUES liscenced vets at our is a must. Community wellness center. management in your Small gold jewelry bag NEW ENGLAND CPR certified is preferred. Yard Sale & contents home. Background check Call Wally At Holy Trinity Church vicinity of Cinemagic ANTIQUES Positive methods will be conducted, 508-234-5860 446 Hamilton St, in Sturbridge. 11,000 sq. ft. gallery with used. 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WANTED WANTED Please Call 508-637-1333 508-892-1850 LOST: Hearing Aid 265 FUEL/WOOD Preschool Mopeds and Scooters TOWN OF SPENCER for left ear BellTone or visit us online at email: LIGHT EQUIPMENT FIREWOOD www.secondchanceanimals.org [email protected] Enrichment Any Condition DEADLINE FOR Missing since the Fall, 2012 OPERATOR Cut, split, delivered Program Call Travis YARD SALE green or seasoned Open Registrations Light Equipment Operator for 508 347-9705 Fall 2013 774 242-9227 the Highway Department in SUBMISSIONS Reward offered for return Powder-Puff Puppy IS 1:00 PM MONDAY Wood lots wanted J & L Kennedy Donovan Center the Town of Spencer Toy Size Preschool Enrichment Requires High School FOR ALL MASS. Pet Sitting diploma or general education WEEKLY PAPERS Call Paul Long Haired Coat Program – 200 GEN. BUSINESS 33 months to 4.5 years. WANTED degree (GED); and 1 year of *Deadlines Subject To 508-769-2351 Hypo-Allergenic Breed. 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Applications available online OXFORD Mint Condition 8 weeks old him in or know his location appointment Clean, Indoor Flea Market Customer Service at 16 HAMMOND ST $1000 OBO Call: 508-476-1607 413-505-9747 508-797-2850 Every Sat-Sun, 8am-4pm Representative www.tricommunityymca.org 860 576-5462 Please leave message Route 12 Here's an opportunity to join JUNE 8TH & 9TH if no answer at the Tri-Communitty YMCA 285 PET CARE Dudley a small, dynamic insurance located at 9AM-3PM 215 CAMPING (Behind BP) agency in Sturbridge. 43 Everett St., Southbridge Crazy amont of stuff, Advise and service www.dudleyflea.com once in our lifetime, customers regarding their Please contact Sue Guerin FAN-C-PET 286 LIVESTOCK 1-800-551-7767 insurance needs, you will not be 2005 Palomino at 508-765-5466 disappointed… Mobile See You There! develop marketing skills, for more information Pop-Up reach out to new customers. EOE Grooming Salon Property/casualty insurance Camping Trailer Looking for experience preferred, but will Excellent Condition Vicki Kelley Bag Shavings train the right candidate. Garaged during off seasons Professional $4.75 each combination One Owner 3.2 cubic feet kiln dried, Radio/Record The ideal candidate will have Used only 4 weeks a year Groomer small to medium flakes, a positive attitude, Sleeps 6, 3 burner gas stove, 20 Years Exp. plastic bags Player be self-motivated, reliable, small gas/electric refrigerator Town-to-Town “We Go Right toYour for long playing 33 RPM have solid computer skills Classifieds Rock Valley Farm records. Must be in very and be a team player. $3995 1-800-536-5836 Door” W. Brookfield good working condition 32-40 hours per week. 508-885-7680 508-765-6940 508-987-2419 Send resume to 508 867-2508 508 347-9705 [email protected]. 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ June 05, 2013

325 PROFESSIONAL 448 FURNITURE 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 530 HOUSES FOR SALE 575 VACATION RENTALS CLINICIAN 400 SERVICES Glass Top Table 500 REAL ESTATE RENT RENT For Sale 6 chairs, buffet CAPE COD $1200.00 SOUTHBRIDGE 315 sq ft Cottage South Dennis, MA Stetson School is seeking a 402 GENERAL SERVICES 501 REAL ESTATE STUDIO APARTMENTS in Narragansett, RI ************* clinician to join our treatment Brookside Downtown, 2nd floor team and case managers. Living Room WANTED Located 1200 ft from state Prime Weeks Available Drexel beige leather, 2 Stove, refrigerator beach on lease land *************** All Cleanouts Off-street parking Memorial Day Weekend - We are a residential chairs, loveseat, couch Terrace in private area. 3 nights $375 Cleanups Living Room 3-piece No pets Open May to mid October. treatment program serving First, last and security children and adolescents sectional, brick color Newly renovated 6/1-6/8; 6/8-6/15 - $875/wk Haul-Away Apartments $390-$425 most contents included with problematic sexual $1200.00 Wait List Is Open! 508-829-5853 photos available 6/29-7/6; 7/27-8/3; 8/3- behavior and adolescents Basements For 3 or 4 Bedroom $48,000 with non-sexual behavioral Attics Must be Seen Apartments (Only) 8/10; 8/24-8/31 - $975/wk problems, and have an 508 278-7659 [email protected] opening for a licensed Apartments Also Accepting Spencer or call clinician to conduct Garages ************** Applications For Our Subsidy Wait List! 2 Bedroom Townhouse. 860-928-6103 assessments and provide Yards EQUAL HOUSING Gas Heat & Hot Water, treatment. Caseload of 1:8 Rental Property OPPORTUNITY Brookside Terrace Electric Appliances, 535 HOUSING WANTED with strong case 454 HOME Hookups. No Pets. management support. Estate Cleanouts 11 Village Drive Clinical masters degree IMPROVEMENT ************** Southbridge,MA 01550 NEEDED: required with Mass clinical Small Building All real estate advertising in First & Last looking for a room to live in license, or eligible for Demolition this newspaper is subject to (508)764-7675 $765 per month around the Brooklyn to $1 PAINTING The Federal Fair Housing Act licensure. Must pass criminal Better Than Security Deposit ($500) Woodstock, CT area for a & abuse and neglect of 1968, which makes it Call: 508-886-4312 63 yr old man. background checks, pre-em- A Dumpster Interior/ illegal to advertise any Also needed: a barn or On dead end street, ployment physical and drug We Do It! Exterior preference, limitation or garage area for storage very clean 3 bedrooms discrimination based on race, testing. Competitive salary FREE Estimates! SPENCER (dbl, queen, 2 twins), 1 bath, based on credential and Power Washing color, religion, sex, handicap, 3-BEDROOM DUPLEX 860 230-7438 full kitchen w/ micro, experience, excellent benefit 774-329-3386 familial status (number of C&C washer/dryer, 3 TV's Carpentry children and or pregnancy), HOUSE w/cable, screened porch w/ package including 546 CEMETERY LOTS paid training. 774-230-8586 • FREE ESTIMATES • national origin, ancestry, age, Properties Washer/dryer gas grill, outdoor shower. • FULLY Insured • marital status, or any Large private backyard LOOK & COMPARE CEMETERY PLOTS Close to golf, bike trail, Detailed posting at • Reasonable Rates • intention to make an such $950/month playground, tennis, www.stetsonschool.org. Rich O’Brien preference, limitation or First and last Worcester County shopping, restaurants, Mail resume with ARMY OF 1 discrimination. This Southbridge Credit check Memorial Park theater, flea market, 10 min. cover letter to Painting newspaper will not Quality 1, 2 & 3 774-276-1974 drive from bay & Water Filtration knowingly accept any Paxton, MA HRD, Stetson School, Inc. 28 Years Of Experience Bedroom Apartments! Garden of Gospels ocean side beaches. P.O. Box 309, advertising for real estate Appliances, Off-Street 508-248-7314 that is in violation of the law. Spencer 1 Plot #150 Barre, MA 01005 ARMY OF 1 will treat all Parking 2 grave sites Call Jan at 508-865-1583 or email water problems!! Our readers are hereby Attractive One orTwo- after 6 pm or informed that all dwellings Call (508)765-0501 Bedroom Apartment, [email protected] $Aerial Tree & Site$ Current Value $9200 email [email protected] AA/EOE. New Installations advertising in this newspaper Appliances, for photos and more info. Servicing all equipment $Development$ are available on and equal W/D Hookup Available Asking $3800 Well tank and pump service Tree landscape & opportunity basis. To DOUGLAS Modern, Bright, excavation specialist complain about 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Quiet Country Setting. 386-576-6663 James Morse discrimination call The Directly Off Route 9. Leave message Direct Care Septic systems repaired Department of Housing and Apartments Available Positions North Brookfield, MA Urban Development “HUD” Prices start at $845/month. Visit Our Website 774-200-0225 and installed toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. Includes heat, hot water, www.spencercondos.com Double Burial Plot [email protected] For the N.E. area, call HUD A/C, pool, fitness center Includes bronze marker in Stetson School Inc., Retaining walls & children’s program. located in Barre, MA, is a ad 617-565-5308,. The toll Hillsboro memorial Gardens free number for the hearing Off street parking. TWO Brandon, Florida 33511 residential treatment Call (508)476-3777 program & school serving Landscape installation, impaired is 1-800-927-9275 APARTMENTS $3,800 problematic sexually Call The etc. IN SOUTHBRIDGE behavioral youth & troubled DOUGLAS 505 APARTMENTS FOR 4 rooms Call: 774-289-3622 GREAT SUMMER adolescents has openings Junk Man Apartment for Rent Washer/dryer hook-ups RETREAT for second shift direct Call Rick LaFleche RENT 3 bedrooms, 2nd floor, Stove & refrigerator Double care workers. 860-382-5071 washer/dryer hook-ups Garage $30,000.00 Trees Cut Available June 1st Great location Cemetery Lot Meadowside Child Care Brush/Limbs We also buy heavy scrap AUBURN In All Faith Swedish of Wodstock, CT Specialist iron, trucks, farm 2BR, 1BA House $1000/month NO Pets Cemetery, Worcester, MA. is a cooperative seasonal Removed equipment etc. $1275 First & Security NO Smoking Lot #119 Section I campground offering 100 508 476-2699 508-765-0322 owner owned sites, a lagre Requires weekend coverage. WE NOW TAKE $1,400 pool, fishing pond, mini golf Duties include supervision of YOUR AUTOS DiGeronimo CHARLTON DUDLEY course, laundry, daily activity, behavior 1BR, 1BA Loft, No pets WEBSTER Call: 508-867-8350 sm. rec room, and pavilion. management and report FOR CASH! $750 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms Season runs from writing. $22,600 to $32,600 Removal of Metal, PAINTING Hardwoods ceramic tile bath 3 Bedroom PINE GROVE April 15-October 15. depending on education EAST BROOKFIELD Country setting 2nd floor Apartment Weekly pump out is included Appliances, Residential Specialist Off-street parking CEMETERY and experience. Furniture, TV’s. Quality 2BR, 1st fl., modern $750/Month in annual fee which runs $725 Heat, hot water, rubbish and Whitinsville, MA from $990.00 to $1320.00 Construction Affordability & Trust hook-ups included 2 plots for sale per season depending on Senior Child Care Without Compromise References, 1st and last 2 Bedroom Yew Ave. section Materials. 2BR, 2nd fl., fin attic when you pay Specialist No pets/No smoking 1st floor Apartment your assessment. Cellars/Attics Interior rooms $825 $825/month As low as $159 $650/Month Asking $2400.00 Responsible for daily Cleaned. 860-935-9105 Valued at $3000.00 This Unit#58 has a wonderful 1st fl 3BR, 1BA, WDH supervision and management Small Building Ceilings $99 Appliances, 6 family building site placement with a back of students including Demolition, Tires. $925 SOUTHBRIDGE laundry in basement, 508-476-3875 yard to house car and shed organizing and directing ac- off street parking, No Pets, with rock garden and front Leaves Removed. Woodwork $99 LEICESTER 94 East Main St tivities of shift. Lead line Residential Moves. First, Last & Security. WORCESTER COUNTY yard for nice lawn, small fish staff on the Unit - responsi- 8RM, 3BR, 1BA, WDH 2 bedroom apt 508-864-6285 MEMORIAL PARK pond and more flowers. ble to work closely with Unit Furnaces Removed Specializing In: $1150 no utilities Paxton, MA Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 Supervisor(s) in overseeing • Color Changes natural gas heat 2-grave-plot tariler with two slide outs, daily routine and residential Weekends also! • Foyers & Stairways NORTH BROOKFIELD $650/month Section Heritage 1 screened porch (8x29) and treatment plans. Assist in • Wallpaper Removal 2BR, 1BA, 1st & 2nd fl. WHITINSVILLE Asking $3,250 front deck (8x16) all built in orientation of new staff. Central Mass • Cathedral/Vaulted $830 & $880 16 Charlton St Call 413-245-4340 1997. Unit has been com- Occasionally will need to take 2 Bedroom, Ceilings Pets allowed 3 bedroom house Email: [email protected] pletely redecorated to include In-Charge Responsibility and Connecticut 1st floor, ceiling fans, acrpeting, floor- • Exterior Paint & Stain $950/month stove, refrigerator, when necessary. Prior SPENCER Worcester County ing and paint, has lots of human services experience Dave gas heat, parking, coin-op. 1BR, 3rd fl, $525 Memorial Park storage and comes required. $24,600 to $34,600 508-867-2564 96 North St No pets. completely furnished. depending on education and 1 bedroom apt Convenient to major routes. Paxton, MA 25 Rte 197 413-262-5082 1BR, 1BA, 3rd fl, $575 experience. 2nd floor PLOT FOR SALE See Craigs List $550/month $795 for more pictures HS diploma or equivalent Cell 508 577 7940 Small 2BR, 2nd fl. $600 667B James DiGeronimo plus utilities. Graves 1 and 2 in Call 508-864-3008 required. Applicants must STOREFRONT pass criminal & abuse and FREE Serving Central MA 3BR, 1BA, Fireplace $850 Call 508-234-7930 Garden of Heritage 2 neglect background record Metal Pickup And Beyond 1200 sq.ft. Value $6500 checks, pre-employment A/C, Refrigerators, 2BR, House $1150 Can be divided Asking $4200 physical and drug testing/ Washers, Small Trailers, 457 LAWN/GARDEN $500 for half Call Lorraine Excellent opportunity for Batteries. WORCESTER $1000 Whole space 510 508-789-8188 criminal justice, psychology, Heat/hot water Hampton Black Diamond Greendale: 5 RM, 2BR, included COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS sociology, & human WE PAY YOU 1BA, 3rd fl, Deleaded Worcester County services majors. Top Dollar For Your Lawn Care $750 Beach: Professional Work First/Last/Security, Memorial Park AUTOS SPACE FOR Paxton, MA Complete an application at TRUCKS At Prices Beating HouseworksRealty.com References Cottage and Stetson School, 455 South Or TRACTORS The Competition! 508-867-0903 $20 Application Fee RENT Street, Barre, MA 01005 or Cleanups 508-765-5542 WEBSTER Garden of Heritage Suites call (978) 355-4541 ext. 130 508-867-2564 Mowing (1) Grave Sleeps 3-8. 200 feet to for application process. #121D plot 2 beach, located behind 413-262-5082 Plowing Southbridge 6500 sq. ft. Ashworth hotel. Private AA/EOE Mulching Cement floor, office, Asking $2,800 yard, with grill and tables. Hedge Trimming Quiet 1 Bedroom 2 loading docks, Set In The Back Call: 508-476-1621 Great family area 433 CLEANING Patios 3-phase power and rates. Etc. Everything New, First Floor $2400/month Join Us…. Full Bath WORCESTER COUNTY Call 603-926-1867 Seth Goudreau Granite Countertops 6500 sq. ft. MEMORIAL PARKS in building a * TLC Home * 774-402-4694 Brookside Parking Two grave plots: No Pets 3rd floor with RV in Co-op Park NEW American Cleaning www.blkdiamondlandscaping.com large elevator Valor I {#291 unit A, Terrace Very clean and bright graves 1 and 2} $30,000 Women’s College We Use & Supply Organic FREE Estimates Move In Immediately Current value $8200.00 Fully Insured Reasonable Woodstock, CT for the Cleaners To Ensure Your ------Offered: $5,850.00 Family’s Safety. Experienced & $675.00 508-499-7957 21st Century Ambitious! 3500 sq. ft. [email protected] Gift Certificates For Drive in ground level Baby Showers, SPECIAL! Become part of a vibrant First/Last/Security Cement floors with office WORCESTER COUNTY community of world-class Anniversaries, And More! WICKED GOOD 1 MONTHS 774-221-3124 and 3-phase power professionals transforming A Perfect Gift! FREE RENT MEMORIAL PARK the lives of a motivated and LANDSCAPING Paxton, MA Office/Homes is now scheduling WITH MOVE-IN BY Southbridge 3600 sq. ft. Garden of Gospels diverse student population. 1 & 2-Bedroom Apartments Loading dock A pioneer in innovative Spring/Fall Cleaning spring yard cleanups JUNE 30th 1 plot (#85) Weekly/Bi-Weekly/ We have added new Very secure with 2 grave sites academic programs since ------2-Bedroom-Hardwoods, $1500/month 1897 and one of the fastest Monthly Cleaning openings for weekly $4,000.00 Flexible Hours/Days mowing routes this year washer/dryer hookups, Seasonal campsite growing colleges in New Affordable 1, 2 and 3 refrigerator/stove. 774-200-1194 England, Bay Path College Wicked professional 3600 sq. ft. Meadowside of Woodstock, Registered/Insured/ Wicked affordable, and Bedroom Apartments Cold storage Own your own lot. is seeking to fill the For Rent. 1-Bedroom-Fireplaced following position: Bonded Wicked GOOD! Cheap Trailer with add-ons which Line up for your free quote Spacious, Fully living room wall-to-wall 550 MOBILE HOMES contain large family room, CALL TODAY FOR A today! Applianced. carpeting, very plush w/all two bedrooms, dining room, Director of Graduate GREENER TOMORROW the amenities of home. Call owner Brookfield screened porch, vinyl siding, Admissions www. Starting at $698 508-753-3670 Nanatomqua Mobile large shed, outdoor fire pit, Sturbridge, MA & ASK FOR TAMMIE AT WickedGoodLandscaping.com Heat/Hot Water Both Apartments Include: Home Park (55+) mostly furnished. Burlington, MA Campuses 508-347-3275 Included! Off-street Parking, Mobile Home For Sale. Park ammenities: large wickedgoodlandscaping@ Heat/Hot Water Two Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. swimming pool, rec hall. For detailed information on gmail.com • A/C In Every Unit Large Kitchen & Living pavilion, mini golf, bocci, 508 499-3300 Call: 774-230-0680 Room. Screen Porch horseshoes, fish pond-low this position and to apply, • Pool 525 HOUSES FOR RENT please visit our website at: ICENSED AY & Carport. yearly maintenence fees. 442 L D Park Rent $120/Month www.baypath.edu 481 POOLS/SPAS • Basketball Court SOUTHBRIDGE CARE 2 bedroom HOUSE Includes Taxes, Water, Rte.25 197, An equal opportunity • Playground Renovated,, Deleaded FOR RENT Sewerage, Trash and Road Woodstock, CT employer, Bay Path College 18 FT. Wall to Wall Maintenance Unit #5 *************** • On-Site Laundry CALL FOR PRICE is committed to fostering The Commonwealth of ABOVE GROUND Tile Kitchen and Bath ~Sutton~ 772-233-1555 Parking Cape with 774-262-7307 diversity in its student body, Massachusetts Office of POOL INCOME LIMITS APPLY faculty and staff Child Care Services Section 8 approved cathedral ceilings Used only one season! 1 bedroom. den. 575 VACATION RENTALS requires that all ads Moving must sell. WELLS, MAINE $650/mo kitchen, living room, placed in the newspaper Everything included laundry SACO, MAINE Village By the Sea for child care (daycare) Section 8 Welcome 617-908-0744 furnished /unfurnished 2 different houses, both 2 bedroom/2 bath condo. Trailer Truck in your home include $1300.00 Office Open From: SOUTHBRIDGE Scenic road, steps from the beach, quaint Pool complex, with your license number. Or Best Offer 4 miles from 146/395 neighborhood. jacuzzi, exercise room, Drivers Wanted Monday-Friday 3-bedroom apartment Minutes from Old Orchard. outdoor pool, in-unit laundry, Class A CDL With Call 508-796-5192 9:00am to 5:00pm available June 15th Applications being taken 3 bedrooms each A/C, cable. 448 FURNITURE Leave Message Saturday 10:00am No Smoking $1400-$2600. Summer Rentals Hazmat to 4:00pm Spacious, clean, updated, No Pets Hot tubs, sunroom, views. large yard Available dates: Based In Evening Appointments Available First/Last/Security Park and walk to everything wk of July 6 & Aug 17 FURNITURE Quiet house, nice location No pets North Brookfield. Housing welcomed $1150/mo $875 Weekly Bedroom 1 Brookside Terrace 508-865-4656 [email protected] Solid Brass Bed Third floor 11 Village Drive Spring/Fall dates available w/2 white laminate Southbridge,MA 01550 Please Call bureaus/matching mirrors 508-248-5177 SPENCER CALL FOR DAILY RATES 508-867-3235 $1000.00 (508)764-7675 or email LAKEFRONT YEAR CAPE COD TIME [email protected] ROUND RENTAL SHARE FOR SALE (508)429-7568 Bedroom 2 Newly renovated Edgewater Beach Resort Oak 2 bedrooms, 1 bath 95 Chase Avenue Armoire, Bureau/matching Town-to-Town Appliances, W/D hookup, Dennisport, MA 02639 mirror, Parking, private dock Across the street cylinder waterbed, NO PETS, NO SMOKING from the water w/matching headboard Classifieds Studio (Unit 706) First & Last $1000.00 Town-to-Town Fixed week 33 (August) Town-to-Town $1350/month Deeded rights Classifieds 1-800-536-5836 • 508-765 6940 Security/ $1000 Dining Room 1-800-536-5836 $9,000 Firm 1-800-536-5836 508-347-3145 Custom-Made Racetrack 508-765-6940 TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Call 508-885-7376 JUNE 05, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 5

720 CLASSICS 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 745 RECREATIONAL 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 760 VANS/TRUCKS 700 AUTOMOTIVE ‘87 OLDS 2001 ‘53 Chevy VEHICLES 2005 JAYCO 3/4 ton CHEVY CUTLASS DODGE 2500 Pick-up 3100 1997 35’ JAYFLIGHT 29 FBS SILVERADO 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 2 Motorcycles SUPREME 4-wheel drive w/plow Rounded windows. For Sale Holiday CAMPER 4-wheel drive, 1986 Ford 351 w/442 package 138,000 miles Engine re-done. Selling for parts Needs transmission work Bunkhouse in rear, Queen Moon roof, air, 6 disc CD player, Asking 2007 Roadstar Vacationer bed in front. Table and Windsor Motor Good tires $3500 $600 Firm $24,000 Warrior- Chevy 454 engine, 58,000 couch fold out into double $150 Runs great, looks great beds. Excellent condition. Call Mike 508 832-2566 Real clean V8 307 508-278-6625 Metallic Gray, VERY LOW miles, (6) Michelin tires, Please leave message $5500 1998 MILES, Samson Ground queen bed, (2) TVs, Onan Full slide-out. Stove, micro, Rebuilt C6 774-239-1674 VOLVO V70 Pounders, Very Clean. 7.0 generator, backup stand-up separate shower, Transmission with cable, awning, surround 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT WAGON $7,000 OBO camera, (2) new batteries, sound, etc. Transfer Case hydraulic leveling jacks, Michigan BEAUTIFUL 1993 RED Automatic AWD 2003 BUICK $200 $1000 2008 Yamaha many extras, $12,000 OBO Backhoe SEDAN DEVILLE RENDEZVOUS FZ6- excellent condition. 508-400-2073 Payloader 1952 Chevy Power CADILLAC Mileage: 87,407 600CC, Royal Blue, VERY $18,000 Uxbridge MA Diesel, Runs Good 860-377-5742 Loaded, all electric, heated Train 61,000 original miles LOW MILES, Very Clean, Call: 508-892-4102 $9997 $200 Excellent condition 1 owner leather seats/mirrors, cruze, Slider Guards. Always garaged, V8, parkaid, moonroof, 3-row $5,200 OBO LAKESIDE Chevy Box Truck Front wheel drive, 4-door 2002 seating, rear liftgate 2007 UPS-Style 1987 GMC Parts A must see! One owner MOTORHOME RV RESORT $3500 Nice chrome front Paid $28,200 new Chevy Impala Very good condition Call: 908-242-2016 Own RV lot bumper, heater core, $8,500 firm Runs good, but needs some Asking $6,000 or email: 31 ft. Class “C” for less than renting John Deere misc. Call 508-234-9955 TLC Silver 120,000 miles 774-262-9409 [email protected] Itasca Impulse Developers final phase Skidloader 11.5 ft. slideout queen bed All Lots 50% off Needs Motor Work Asking $2500 Owners are Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool, Chevy 283 & 327 FOR SALE non-smokers/ Activity Center Call 508 278-6304 732 SPORTS UTILITY ‘99 HD have no pets Let’s Talk, Make crankshafts 1955 FORD An Offer! 2 door sedan, XL SPORTSTER Only 14,136 miles 508 989-8165 Many extras Call (508)347-7300 Call: 508-892-8481 89,203 original miles 2004 BMW Z4 1200 CUSTOM $6000.00 Black with red interior, 2006 HYUNDAI Excellent Condition Asking $55,000.00 760 VANS/TRUCKS 767 VEHICLES WANTED Car is all original, 2.5L engine, 21,000 miles Many Extras Serious buyers call needs paint, TISCON Must be seen, like new ANTIQUE AUTO new brake lines and 508-320-2944 720 CLASSICS $16,500 14 K miles 1992 GMC gas lines. $8,599 Negotiable PARTS NEEDED Can be seen in 508-282-2884 2007 Diesel Truck 1937-1960 Sunroof, cruise control, 508-835-3609 UPS Truck-Style, Sturbridge, MA heated seats, heated MOTORHOME Car and truck sheet metal Aluminum Grumman Body, trim and exterior parts only 813-389-1021 windshield, heated 31 ft. Class “C” Shelves. Rebuilt 2004 FORD E250 mirrors, fold down back No mechanical parts ask for Butch Customized Harley Davidson Itasca Impulse Transmission/Motor, whatsoever **1983 Classic** seats, cargo cover, power New Fuel Tank, Radiator, Handicapped Van everything 2012 FLHTK 11.5 ft. slideout queen bed Also 1949-1951 Mercury Mercedes Benz For sale Power Ramp, TV w/DVD. Owners are Steering Box. Dual Wheels, trim and sheet metal Power windows, mirrors, Electra Glide non-smokers/ 11’ Area Behind Seats 978-760-3453 300 TD 1986 CORVETTE and seats. CALL 508-943-8490 have no pets Excellent Condition Turbo Diesel 350-AUTOMATIC New tires, brakes for test drive Limited Only 14,136 miles 14,100GVWR Excellent Leather Interior and shocks. 518 miles, radio, Many extrass Call 5pm-8:30pm Vehicle Needed!! Runs Excellent Totally customized interior. heated handle bars. 508-867-6546 79K original miles Speakers in passenger seat. If anyone has a car that 105,000 miles Removable top, black with MUCH MORE! Asking $58,000.00 runs and can get a sticker New Tires tan interior 34,000 miles 2011 Asking $23,000 Serious buyers call 508-278-6625 and they want to donate it Asking $2300 New wheels Excellent condition, Bass Tracker 508-320-2944 to an old man that needs a ************************ $7,900 or B.O. Pro 165 w/trailer MID SEASON DEAL 2002 GMC car to get to the stores. Call for more info 508-797-2206 40hp motor has only 8 hours 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS Let him know he may be 508-779-0194 508-764-7193 $11,000 2006 Suzuki Sierra SLT willing to give you some- Boulevard 1994 Damon 1500, Z71 off road thing for the car. 2004 Pontiac GTO Escaper 32’ Fifth package. Extended cab, 725 AUTOMOBILES Torrid red with black leather 2011 Grey, VL800K, great bike, Onstar, 5.3 liter V8, new Here is his number!! interior, 5.7L LS1 V8, Polaris ATV-II mint condition, under 2,200 Wheel Camper miles (always garaged). Mastercraft tires. Call: 508-764-0594 1963 Ford 1997 Ford Explorer automatic transmission, 5PM, PPC, Camo Great condition, real clean! 224,000 miles 73,000 miles. Shield, saddle bags, and New tires, custom order Fairlane 500 Needs minor part to run 30 hours. sissy bar. Invested $4000. in one year deluxe queen size bed Rebuilt 260 V8, new Asking $10,900 Paid $9,000 and microwave. $6,000 OBO automatic transmission, Call: 508-949-1816 Asking $7,000 $5,500 Everything works! Call: 774-922-2098 floors and interior. New dual Take it away for only Must See! We Buy Junk exhaust, paint and chrome $1500.00 $5,000 good. 508-278-6625 2002 White Cars $8,400 OBO 774 452-3613 2005 FORD FOCUS Call: 774-329-9160 Call: 508-335-2747 Will consider trades and cash White Hatchback in excellent Chevy Van condition. Great Gas Mileage, MOTORCYCLE Express 2500 Call Chuck: Good first car 2003 WINNEBAGO 508-248-5928 1997 MERCURY WOMAN’S 21 SPD, 2004 Yamaha SABLE 26” BIKE V Star 1100 ITASCA SUNOVA $5000 or B/O MOTORHOME Best Offer 4 door, tan Call 508 885-9962 Excellent condition Classic Call: 774-482-0408 132,000 miles Asking $225 (negotiable) 28 ft., Class A Call Us At: 300V6 Call 860-779-9097 Excellent condition, must be 15,000 miles 1976 MGB seen to be appreciated. 774-230-8586 Runs excellent 2008 Nissan Versa Queen-size bed Roadster 4 new tires, battery Like new, well kept 1 slide-out 2004 $$$ $1,200 or best offer Hatchback Hydraulic leveling jacks Convertible Silver, 4 door, 74,000 miles. Asking $5,000 NISSAN TITAN Call 508-713-3066 or 740 MOTORCYCLES Onan generator Crew Cab w/Off-Road and Exterior bodywork newly 508-779-0194 In excellent condition, Call: 508-347-5179 Back-up camera redone, 85,000 miles, comes one owner! Tow Package. or Non-smoking, no pets One owner with cover. Excellent condition 1998 FORD $7,995 1996 HARLEY 774-230-5924 Truck runs like new $5,000 OBO Never off-road or plowed WINDSTAR DAVIDSON Asking $30,000 All service records Call: 508-414-7574 Mileage: 122486 Call: 774-217-8057 Flowmaster exhausts or email: 883 SPORTSTER 508-943-5958 Blue Book Value $2,985.00 Low miles Deep water blue Good condition, [email protected] $4,000 211K highway miles well maintained 774-402-4624 $6995.00 or b/o 1978 Firebird Freedom Lift 508-208-6042 Formula Scooter Lift installed 33’ Rockwood V8, 4-speed, too many new 7/13/2011 2010 Trailer Purchase price $3,795.00 parts to list! Nice cruising PONTIAC VIBE with Double Lot in Brimfield car, includes custom fit car 1998 Yamaha Asking $5,000 (Toyota Matrix) Used 6 times cover, color black. 4-door, 5-speed, FWD, VStar 650 Largest Lot on site Silver, 35 MPG, 99K Black Own for life $8,500 OBO Call 508-248-7930 Excellent condition Low Milage Call: 508-278-6219 Leave message $8,495.00 or BO $1835.00 $30,000 After 5pm 508-208-6042 774-232-2999 Call 508 892-8027 2014 Kia Cadenza Top of the Near Luxury Class of Cars

BY KEITH GRIFFIN package adds on things like HID headlamps with Active Front Even just five years ago this Auto Lighting System; 7-inch TFT LCD phrase would have been laughable: Review meter cluster; a power tilt and tele- a $41,000 Kia. Automotive enthusi- scoping steering column (that asts would have scoffed at the wrapped steering wheel. And, the should be standard on a near-luxu- notion but that's all changed with only time I used them was by acci- ry vehicle and not an option); and a the introduction of the 2014 Kia dent when turning. Paddle shifters heated steering wheel among other Cadenza. It's a game changer for continue to strike me as a gimmick features. The technology package the brand. the average owner won't use after adds things like 19" alloy wheels And, after spending the day the first month in the car. Why with P245/40R19 tires (what wheels behind the wheel and as a passen- would you? The six-speed trans- have to do with technology I'll ger around Del Mar,Calif., I can tell mission does a better job. never know), advanced smart you that this is a luxury vehicle One quick aside, though, is the cruise control; blind spot detection that's going to compete, much like six-speed transmission. It's up to system and lane departure warn- the Hyundai Genesis, against vehi- the task but it seems out-of-place ing system among other attributes. cles costing thousands of dollars on a near-luxury car, especially The wheels and the cruise control more. when Chrysler has an eight-speed merit the extra investment. OK, so technically the Cadenza is transmission. I know it's done for Frankly, design is not one of my available at a starting price of cost savings but fingers crossed strong points when it comes to $35,100 (plus $800 destination and that Kia has a more advanced reviewing cars but the Cadenza handling) but you're going to want transmission in the planning stands out. The signature grille to go all in and buy the top-of-the- stages. and front fascia make Cadenza rec- The V6 powerplant produces 293 line model. That's what I spent all ognizable as a Kia but that's not a it much better than I could: "The horsepower at 6,400 rpm and 255 VITAL STATISTICS day with and it's an outstanding bad thing because Kia has done so interior (is) complete with soft lb.-ft. of torque at 5,200 rpm. The piece of automotive machinery. much in design in the last couple leather upholstery and … accents advanced all-aluminum engine fea- Wheelbase: 112.0 inches Lets get some of the descriptive years. The proportions are spot on of wood and chrome. An elegant tures dual continuously variable Length: 195.5 inches information out of the way and don’t seem forced like other analog clock positioned between valve timing for improved fuel Width: 72.8 inches upfront. This is the most powerful carmakers who seek to spread a the automatic climate controls economy and performance, a Height: 58.1 inches and technologically advanced Kia standard look across vehicles of lends a classic feel." Analog clocks maintenance-free timing chain, a Curb weight: 3668 lbs. sold in the U.S. (That's an impor- different shapes and sizes. should be a must for any car. For three-step variable induction sys- Engine: 3.3-liter V6 with gasoline tant caveat because the Kia Quoris Flanking the grille are quad some reason, they are simpler to tem for enhanced torque, and is direct injection is supposed to come to this market headlights behind crystalline lens- comprehend when driving and designed to run on regular unlead- Horsepower: 293 hp @ 6400 rpm in 2014 and it's even more upscale.) es. The lower fascia is wide, lend- usually easier to spot than a digital ed gasoline. That last one is an Torque: 255 lb. ft. @ 5200 rpm As mentioned, this is Kia's most ing to the Cadenza’s imposing clock, which tends to be located in important distinction. Other near EPA estimated mpg city/high- powerful vehicle. It's equipped stance, and chrome trim accents difficult places on most cars. way: 19/28 with a smooth-revving 3.3-liter luxury sedans are targeting premi- around the fog lights and grille um fuel – yet another area where Base price: $35,100 equipped with gasoline direct make the vehicle look a lot more (For the latest new car news, fol- buying a Kia is going to ultimately As-tested price: $41,100 injection (GDI) technology that costly than it is. LED positioning low me on Twitter at aboutused- save money. Also consider: (a comparative improves performance while pro- lights and projection beam head- cars. You can also learn about buy- Speaking of money, the MSRP is vehicle) Toyota Avalon, Nissan ducing fewer emissions, according lights also seem very "un-Kia-like". ing and selling a used car at $35,100 for base model; $38,100 for Maxima, Lincoln MKZ to Kia. It has a six-speed automatic Allow me to borrow heavily from UsedCars.About.com.) transmission that includes a man- base model with Luxury Package; the Kia press release on the ual shift mode and paddle shifters and, $41,100 for base model with Cadenza's interior because it says flanking the leather and wood- Technology Package. The luxury 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ June 05, 2013 There's No Place like Midstate... There's No Place like Midstate... There's No Place like Midstate... A Magical Place To Buy A Car 2007 Dodge 2007 2000 2007 Caliber Chevy Chevy Colbalt Pit Bull XLT $ $ Malibu $ 199 per mo. 199 per mo. $ 149 per mo. 219 per mo.

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