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This week’s District reels after Quote Rams charge to “Be a good listen- failed override er. Your ears will district title never get you in Officials speak on ‘worst trouble.” meeting in seven years’ BY JOY RICHARD during the most recent Frank Tyger STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER School Committee meet- ing on May 27, officials NORTHBRIDGE — In voted to finalize $1.1 mil- the wake of the latest lion in cuts to the dis- INSIDE School Committee meet- trict’s 2015 budget, an ing, Northbridge Public action that resulted from A2-3— Local School officials reflected the failure of the town’s last week on the major override request. A4-5— Opinion cuts planned for the 2014- Spitulnik said the A7— Obituaries 15 school year. cuts affected 21 teach- In a recent press ing positions, all mid- A9— Senior Scene release form the district, dle school after-school A11 — Sports Jon Gouin photos Superintendent Dr. Nancy The 2014 Central Mass. Division 3 district champion Northbridge Rams show off that Spitulnik announced that Please Read OVERRIDE, page ­A8 B2 — Calendar they are No. 1. B4— Real Estate B5 — Legals Carroll pitches shutout in ‘From one baseball Northbridge victory LOCAL BY JON GOUIN Northbridge High base- took a 3-0 win over sev- SPORTS CORRESPONDENT ball team on Saturday, enth-seeded Hudson shrine to another’ WORCESTER — June 7, their fifth High at Tivnan Field. It was another year straight such appear- It was Northbridge’s Fundraising and another Central ance. This time around first district title since Mass. district cham- things went the home- 2010 when they went on ride from pionship game for the town team’s way, and to capture the Division the No. 5 seeded Rams 2 state championship Wrigley as well. The Rams, this time to Fenway around playing in Division 3, were led by makes local Amanda Collins photos senior co-captain Brian Carroll. He was mas- pit stop Cyclists were happy to be terful in firing a four- near the end of their more than 1,000 mile ride. hit shutout with five BY AMANDA COLLINS strikeouts en route to STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF the Henry Schueler 40 & 9 Church gives lifting Northbridge to WRITER Foundation and the Ignite victory. back through CHARLTON — Henry the Spirit bike team, many “That was the game “Hank” Schueler was an of them Chicago firefight- free lunch that I’ve been wait- athlete with the quite the ers, made a pit stop at the ing for him to pitch services arm, and before he died fire station in Charlton on for four years,” said at the age of 14 from leu- their 1,100-mile trek from Page A3 Northbridge head kemia, the baseball-lov- Wrigley Field to Fenway coach John Demagian ing boy from Chicago was Park. after the win. “He was an all-star shortstop and “We’re going from one fantastic. Well, he was LEARNING catcher. baseball shrine to anoth- fantastic at Nipmuc It’s fitting then, that a er,” said Hank’s dad, Matt too, but this was even recent fundraising bicy- Schueler. “He would have more special.” Northbridge’s Bryan Bedigian, left, and John Stone give cle ride in his honor loved this.” head coach John Demagian a Gatorade bath after the started and ended on the The cyclists left the victory. Please Read RAMS, page ­A12 field. On Friday, June 6, a group of 25 cyclists from Please Read RIDE, page ­A11 Regional stormwater coalition awarded CIC grant WES hosts BY CHELSEA DAVIS rate towns and led by said Charlton Town coalition applied for requested. spelling bee STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER the Town of Spencer, Administrator Robin $200,000 but only received “Each town was award- Page A10 was awarded the grant Craver. “It started out $80,000. ed $2,800 from the grant,” The Central in February to be used with 13 towns and we Spencer Town Gaudette explained. Massachusetts Regional towards stormwater added 17 towns in the last Administrator Adam “So, to fill the $120,000 SPORTS Stormwater Coalition management. round.” Gaudette said that in gap each town will pay has been awarded a “As you know, we Towns in the coalition order to make up for the $4,000.” Community Innovation have been in a consor- include Southbridge, $120,000, all of the coa- For Charlton, Craver Challenge Grant. tium for three years for Sturbridge, Northbridge, lition towns would be explained, the money to The coalition, which the CIC Storm Water Spencer, Auburn and putting in money to get is made up of 30 sepa- Management Grant,” Webster. This year, the back to the $200,000 they Please Read GRANT, page ­A15

MOVING ON The Class of 2014 said goodbye to our area high schools over the last couple weeks, and the Blackstone Valley Tribune was there to capture it all. For full coverage of graduations from Uxbridge High School, Northbridge High School and Douglas High School, check out next week’s Tribune! From one win to 12: Spartans’ softball reaches district semifinals Page A14

Opinion Get Your Point Across Page A4

Contact the Joy Richard photos Uxbridge High seniors Kerri Jones, Alex Janeson, Mary Boucher, and Katie Tribune editor Uxbridge graduates Luke Dederian, Julia Turgeon, Samantha Wise, Carey McDonnell smile as seniors for one last time before graduation Saturday, Twyman, Hollie Sokoloski, Gina Petrillo and Benjamin Brule pose for a at aminor@ May 31. stonebridgepress.com group shot. 2 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune

McKenna testifies against state’s Tribune newest gun control efforts Almanac Quotation of the Week BOSTON — On Tuesday, June 3, can- didate for state representative Joseph McKenna (R-Webster) traveled to “I am disappointed. I have men- Boston to testify in front of the Joint tioned on several occasions, the meet- Committee on Public Safety in opposi- ing we had on [May 27] was the worst tion to H. 4121, “An Act Relative to the in the seven years I have been on the Reduction in Gun Violence.” committee.” This bill, filed on May 27, professes to be the culmination of the work of the - Northbridge School Committee Speaker’s Special Committee to Reduce Chairman Michael LeBrasseur, Firearm Violence. It contains 50 sec- commenting on a recent meeting in tions which enact changes ranging from which the committee had to make $1.1 requiring background checks to allow million in cuts to the 2014-15 budget someone to work at a gun dealer, to because of a failed override vote. expanding a police chief’s discretionary power over issuing federal permits to own rifles or shotguns. Open to Close McKenna, who arrived around 11 a.m., was one of the last in attendance to Northbridge Town Manager testify after 8 p.m. He spoke out against (508) 234-2095 the restrictions and regulations that tar- Northbridge Town Clerk get lawful gun owners and that he said (508) 234-2001 could leave people at risk if they’re Northbridge Middle School, Pleasant unable to defend themselves. Street, Whitinsville (508) 234-8718 “In campaigning throughout the 18th Northbridge Elementary School, 87 Worcester District I find that by a very Linwood Ave., Whitinsville (508) 234- wide margin the issue that I am asked Courtesy photo 5264 about most is the 2nd Amendment and Northbridge High School, Linwood the protection of constitutional rights to Webster resident Joseph McKenna speaks in front of the Joint Committee on Public Safety in opposition to H. 4121, “An Act Relative to the Reduction in Gun Violence.” Avenue, Whitinsville (508) 234-6221 bear arms,” said McKenna. “I felt com- Balmer School, Crescent Street, pelled to share not only my concerns firearms while intoxicated, the expan- that make sense to that end. However, Whitinsville (508) 234-8161 with this bill, but also those serious con- sion of programs for tracing guns used I feel that far too much if the bill enacts Grammar & Primary Schools, Cross cerns of the people who ask me to defend in crimes, and the State’s compliance greater and often arbitrary regulation, Street, Whitinsville (508) 234-6346 their rights every day.” with the National Instant Background restriction, and costs on those who own Special Education Department. 87 While opposing the overall legisla- Check system prior to selling firearms. firearms lawfully and who want to con- Linwood Ave. Whitinsville (508) 234- tion, McKenna did point out that there Added McKenna, “The overall mis- tinue to own lawfully. This sort of thing 8701 was value in many provisions of the bill. sion of this bill, which is universally wrongfully misplaces the blame for gun Douglas Town Manager Some positives include stiffer penalties supported, must be to reduce violence violence on innocent gun owners, and (508) 476-4000, ext. 101 for such crimes as armed home invasion and to keep guns out of the hands of crim- unfairly creates a stigma for those who Douglas Town Clerk and carjacking and the possession of inals, and there are some provisions would like to own firearms.” (508) 476-4000 Douglas Elementary School, Gleason Court, Douglas (508) 476-2154 ute. Calls will be returned with a time Douglas Intermediate School, 21 ‘Tags for Tails’ sale to benefit and location to drop your items. Limited Davis St., Douglas (508) 476-3332 pickup service is available within a rea- Early Childhood Center, 29 Depot St., disaster team sonable distance of Douglas for a $20 Douglas (508) 476-4034 donation. Special Education Department, 29 DOUGLAS — Have you started your Items CMDART can accept: Small Depot St., Douglas (508) 476-4035 spring cleaning? items of furniture (end tables, lamps, Uxbridge Town Manager Do you have a move planned and need framed pictures) in good condition, a great cause to donate your stuff to? Are books, CDs, jewelry, linens in nice condi- (508) 278-8600 you an expert at holding yard sales? tion, toys and games, tools (old and new), Uxbridge Town Clerk The Central Massachusetts Disaster household items, healthy plants (peren- (508) 278-3156 Animal Response Team (CMDART) will nials especially appreciated), dishes, pet Uxbridge High School, 300 Quaker hold its fifth annual “Tags for Tails” related items are especially appreciat- Highway, Uxbridge (508) 278-8633 yard sale June 21, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. (rain ed and seasonal items. Specialty crafts McCloskey Middle School, 62 Capron or shine) at the Douglas Fire Department appreciated. Clothing, if clean, pressed Street, Uxbridge (508) 278-8634 and Highway Barn Lawn on Route 16, and sorted by size and gender. CMDART Whitin Elementary School, 120 Douglas. is also accepting gift cards for silent auc- Granite St., Uxbridge (508) 278-8640 As in years past, the team will begin to tion or to help gather more items. Taft Early Learning Center, 16 take donated items until noon on June Items CMDART cannot accept: Granite St., Uxbridge (508) 278-8643 19. Electronics (computers, printers, TVs), Special Education (508) 278-8654 Disasters, including fires, winter bedding, large pieces of exercise equip- Veterans Agent (Northbridge, storms and other incidents are increas- ment, large appliances, no children’s fur- Douglas, Uxbridge and Sutton) ing. CMDART needs funds to maintain niture, and hazardous materials such as Ron Tetreau (508) 234-9808 the mission of helping our communities paint and fertilizer. Limited Christmas to plan, prepare and respond when ani- items. No pet or other perishable food. mals are affected by disasters. The pro- Items of Interest: Are you interested in eal state ceeds of this sale help to fund some basic taking a course to become a CMDART vol- R E costs for the team each year. unteer? Contact membership@cmdart. No items are to be dropped at the org or sign up for an introductory course Transactions Douglas Fire Station and please do not at [email protected]. CMDART is DOUGLAS Autumn Woods call the fire station with questions. an independent, charitable, non-profit, CMDART is an independent, private, tax-exempt 501(c)3 organization. We pro- $214,900, 141 West St., Troy C. Apartments non-profit 501 (c) 3 tax-exempt charity. vide information, training, support, sup- Beane, Tina-Marie L. Tremblay and Located on the Auburn/Worcester town line Items donated should be priced with a plies and personnel to help plan, prepare Tina-Marie L. 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BY JOY RICHARD She added that attendence has gone up a bit, as the STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER weather has started to get warmer, and she hopes to see WEBSTER — A passing thought from parishioners led one even more new faces as the summer progresses. Accuracy Watch local church to bring their Sunday service outdoors to those “It’s interesting,” said Ford. “We initially thought this on the street. was going to be a ministry to help the homeless people in For The Church of the Reconciliation, Rev. Janice Ford need, but we’re discovering that’s not necessarily the case. The Blackstone Valley Tribune is com- bringing the Word of God to everyone is her main goal as the It could be anybody. It is an unusual thing to do, but that is mitted to accuracy in all its news leader of her church. She said that is why the church’s latest what we have been called to do.” mission, Feeding Body and Soul, is so near and dear to her Farrow said while she didn’t have much to do with cre- reports. Although numerous safeguards heart. ating the outreach program, she thinks it is amazing what are in place to ensure accurate report- The event held next door to the church is every Sunday and Ford and her church have accomplished in the last four ing, mistakes can occur. Confirmed starts at 11 a.m. months. Ford said with the help of a small group of church members Feeding Body and Soul volunteer and coordinator Mike fact errors will be corrected at the top and help from the community at large, they have been able to Stackpole said he was excited when he first heard about right hand corner of page A3 in a timely bring this smaller version of traditional services and a, small, the idea. free lunch to those who may have never thought to enter a “When the idea of this ministry was presented to our manner. church before. parish I jumped at it,” said Stackpole. “I thought the If you find a mistake, call During an interview with the Webster Times last week, opportunity to share a meal and the gospel outside of the (508) 909-4130 during normal business Ford said there are many who love the idea of a traditional church was a great way to further reach the community. church service as a way to connect with God, which she feels Understanding that everyone is at a different point on their hours. During non-business hours, leave is great. With that said, Ford feels that there are people out in spiritual journey, it’s nice to provide an option in service, a message in the editor’s voice mailbox. the community who want a spiritual life, but don’t feel com- as one may be more comfortable at one verses the other. fortable, for whatever reason, coming to church — and with This particular service is special to me because the Word of The editor will return your phone call. these roadside lunches, it is a great way to speak with people God is for anyone who chooses to hear it, and I feel that this about God one-on-one. service promotes that as well as provid- “We have done a lot more outreach,” said Ford. “It’s not ing a meal for those who may need it.” just about the people in your church, but the community that Stackpole said he had one moment you’re in. I would love to have the church full every Sunday, that stood out to him where he knew the but that’s not really as important as spreading the Gospel by ministry has been affective. word and deed within the community.” “I was particularly moved when after Ford, who has been with the North Main Street church service one week one of the gentle- since 2008, said she is grateful for all of the help from church men in attendance came up shook my members and local businesses like the Webster Credit Union, hand and said thank you to me,” said who she said lends the church use of their parking lot for the Stackpole. “That made me very grateful mission on the weekends. She said she is also grateful to area to be a part of this, as I feel the Feeding volunteers, like Webster-Dudley Food Share Director Donna Body and Soul service is making a dif- Farrow, who Ford said gave her guidance on how to reach ference.” residents through the Bread of Life Supper in Webster. “It is a 15-minute service of Holy Eucharist an in that 15 Joy Richard may be reached at 508- minutes I do a two or three-minute sermon,” said Ford. “We 909-4129 or by email at jrichard@stone- set up folding chairs and I have a table as an alter. Whoever bridgepress.com. We Are Open Year Round 9am-5pm comes is great, I don’t ask any questions and I don’t care what background you have.” Brookfield Orchards 12 Lincoln Rd., N. 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25 Elm St. Southbridge, MA 01550 Telephone: (508) 909-4126 Fax: (508) 764-8015 www.blackstonevalleytribune.com OPINIONOpinion and commentary from the Blackstone Valley and beyond Frank G. Adam Chilinski Minor President & LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Editor Phone-y Publisher Green: Gun safety bill a ‘step in the right direction’ problems ditorial E To the Editor: In addition, local authorities will be So, you’ve all got smart phones. The In the wake of another shooting by required to trace guns used in crimes whole world has smart phones. an untreated person with mental health so we can discover how they slipped I don’t. issues, the gun bill proposed by Speaker through the cracks; and the new “suit- First, I’m too cheap. Second, as with DeLeo is well timed, and a step in the ability” requirements will keep gun people everywhere, some smart phones Now, right direction for Massachusetts. licensing powers in the hands of our are smarter than others. My phone, Responsible citizens will, of course, local and trustworthy police chiefs, a while it’s no doubt still be allowed to buy, sell, own and use procedure I see no need to change. smarter than I am guns according to their 2nd Amendment Most importantly, the bill will also (about things elec- more rights. The law is designed to both pro- enhance the ability of our schools to tronic), is some- tect those liberties, and preserve the safe- address mental health issues through times dumb as a ty of Massachusetts’ families. education and teacher training. In doing rock. It addresses both the legal sale of fire- so, it endeavors to ultimately curb the And we’re not arms, streamlining that system, and growing problem of gun violence by even talking cell than ever looks to prevent the illegal trade and youth. Safety and civil rights are impera- phones here. No, criminal use of such weapons. The crim- tive and this bill hopes to preserve both. my landline is the As I write this, only days remain inal/mental health background checks, I hope my fellow candidates in the 9th As You phone-etic fool in required by the bill, will help keep guns District race will agree that we can and question. until the Relay for Life of the Greater ike t Southbridge Area, an event Stonebridge out of the hands of those who could pose should do more to protect the residents of L I Right now it’s Press has proudly supported for several a threat to our communities. New licens- Grafton, Northbridge and Upton. suffering from years now, and an event I personally ing rules will allow authorities to trace MARK ASHTON three main prob- am proud to support as a representative the movement of weapons at the point Marty Green lems. Though it’s of the company. of sale, and aid in preventing them from Northbridge “cordless,” so I The purpose of the Relay for Life is falling into the wrong hands. can transport it just about anywhere in the house (better than having to run to donate as much money as possible to upstairs from the cellar workshop with the American Police department receives grant paint or glue on my hands), it’s not The Cancer nearly as independent as one would Society, for Minor To the Editor: other patrol vehicles. expect it to be. the sole pur- The Uxbridge Police Department According to StopTech LTD. on their I learned the hard way last week, Details pose of defeat- would like to thank and acknowledge website stopstick.com: for example, that when the power to ing cancer. In The NRA Foundation (NRAFoundation. “The dilemma is how to end the pur- the house goes out (by way of a suicide ADAM 16 years, the org) for their grant award to the Uxbridge suit safely and effectively. Designed for squirrel, mini-twister, whatever), the MINOR Southbridge Police Department. officer safety and chase- ending effective- phone’s “base” becomes inoperative Relay has A grant was submitted to them ness, STOP STICK changes the focus of a and the phone (aka “handset”) useless raised more in November 2013 by Officer Josiah pursuit. Rather than being drawn into an – except perhaps as a stirrer of the than $3 million for cancer research, Morrissette. Chief Jeffery A. Lourie was escalating chase, officers position Stop aforementioned paint or spreader of with no signs of slowing down. It truly notified by mail on May 6 that it had been Stick well ahead of the target vehicle. some of the aforementioned glue. is an inspirational event. awarded. The result is a fast, safe end to the pur- So at the very moment I needed it to It’s an interesting dynamic — I look Through this grant, the Uxbridge suit, proven in many thousands of docu- call the utility company to alert them forward to the Relay every year, but not Police Department has purchased a Stop mented successful stops with Stop Stick. to our neighborhood power outage, my many-featured handset revealed its for reasons one typically looks forward Stick Rack Kit. This will be assigned to Engineered to deflate tires without blow- short-sighted side. to such an event. There is so much one of our patrol vehicles. The Uxbridge out. Teflon coated quills act as valves, weight to the Relay for Life, yet there’s In other words, it’s just a tad use- Police Department hopes that this can releasing air at a safe, controlled rate.” less when it’s most needed. So what? almost a carnival atmosphere. There’s be utilized to prevent a tragic incident so much celebration and joy, yet so The same could probably be said about involving a motor vehicle pursuit. The Jeffrey A. Lourie much pain and loss. We smile and laugh some of the rest of us. My real convic- Uxbridge Police Department intends to Chief of Police, Uxbridge tion of its lack of intelligence is based in enjoying survivors, and the fact that purchase more devices in the future for we have breath for another day, cele- on a couple of other practical flaws. brating another birthday — yet we also For instance, I’ve set it up to take voice messages when we’re not home or can’t pause in silence, remembering those get from the kitchen to the bedroom that cancer has so ruthlessly ripped Gun bill imposes ‘strict, confusing fast enough to connect with the caller. from our lives. Perhaps it’s not MY phone, but the So much happiness — yet so much caller’s that’s at fault when THEIRS sadness. and arbitrary regulations’ starts to leave a recorded message It’s an event that really encapsulates before waiting to hear our message. the human experience, with such a Editor’s Note: The following is carrying a 1-year minimum sen- Thus, we end up with only half of their wide range of emotions, and taps into the testimony that Webster res- Your tence, restricting the purchase of message, typically “ … by 3:30 p.m. for a harsh fact of life we can all relate to ident Joseph McKenna gave in guns to 1 per month, and the elim- this very important reminder or lose in one way or another. After all, every front of the Joint Committee on Turn ination of private gun sales are all your credit rating … .” single one of us has had some experi- Public Safety on June 3. measures that will have incredibly Along those lines, however, is the ence with cancer, whether it’s having JOSEPH widespread negative unintended feature that REALLY frosts my flakes, the disease yourself, knowing someone my phone’s ability to vocally tell me Chairman Timilty, Chairman MCKENNA consequences against those who close to you who is struggling with it, or Naughton, and through you to are doing the right thing and exer- who is calling. She has an OK – if a tad even feeling the pain of losing someone the members of the Committee WEBSTER cising their right to lawfully own mechanical – voice, this Siri with seri- close to you to the disease. on Public Safety, I thank you firearms. ous language problems, but she was In fact, in my 30 years, I can’t think all for allowing me this oppor- I firmly believe that here in apparently programmed (or tutored in of any other time than today that I have tunity to address you regarding Massachusetts, we already have in her pronunciation studies) by someone had more people in my life struggling this bill, H. 4121, “An act relative to the place restrictions that exceed what would for whom English must be their 13th with cancer. It seems every month, reduction of gun violence,” and the under- be considered a reasonable level of govern- language. someone else I know has been diag- lying issue at hand of violence in our ment regulation on the ownership of fire- Example? As I rush from one room nosed. Friends, neighbors, family and communities. arms. As it stands now, and as someone to find the hidden handset, she’s alert- even colleagues at work — it seems I applaud the speaker and the commit- who has gone through this experience, ing me to the caller’s identity: “Weary- more and more people are encountering tee for your continued efforts towards the individuals who seek to exercise their 2nd less call-er.” “Who?” I have to wonder. She repeats, “Weary-less call-er.” I find cancer, and quite frankly, I’m getting reduction of gun violence, a just and noble Amendment right to bear arms must go and pick up the handset just in time to sick and tired of it. Just last year alone, cause. I think it is safe to say that all resi- through a complicated and extensive pro- dents of Massachusetts would agree to the cess that can also be expensive. read the screen-printed version of what I can count on two hands the amount she’s saying: “Wireless caller.” of friends I have lost to cancer, or have importance of reducing violent crimes and First, one must complete expensive can support the attention the Legislature safety training, file a costly application, Well, big deal. That narrows it down been diagnosed. to about 100 people I know and the hun- And I know I’m not alone. Cancer- is providing this issue. undergo a criminal background check, However, I believe that the focus of receive multiple personal references, and dreds I don’t know who use a wireless fighting drugs have come a long way, this bill must be broadened so that it then hope that the local chief of police does phone to call me. But it’s her unique even in the past 10 years, but people are might effectively carry out its goals of not hold a personal grudge during your pronunciation that is especially frus- still being diagnosed, which means that reducing violence rather than narrowly mandatory interview. We go through all of trating. now, more than ever, the need is urgent and unfairly attacking the fundamental, this simply to receive a license, which will Because she had done well with to raise the money needed for research constitutional rights of gun owners in generously allow us to exercise our consti- the name “Black, L,” my sister up in so that we can find a cure. It is events Massachusetts. tutional right to legally own and carry a New Hampshire, at first I thought I like the Relay for Life (whether it’s the This bill includes many provisions that firearm in Massachusetts. might be listening wrong, but then Southbridge event this weekend, or the seem to me, and many other gun own- Acquiring and storing a firearm is she came up with this one the other northeastern Connecticut event in May, ers, to be arbitrary measures presenting another matter entirely through which day: “O-MEH-heh steeks.” “Nobody I or the Auburn event in September, just themselves as “solutions” to problems one must comply with further regula- know,” I informed the wife, wondering to name a few local ones) that go a long that don’t actually exist. For example, tions, restrictions, and registering of fire- if she knew Steeks Omehheh any better way to raising those funds, so that one this bill seeks to “encourage physicians arms from the Attorney General and the than I did. When I reached the handset, day, we can claim victory over cancer. to speak with their patients and patients’ Executive Office of Public Safety. we learned the truth: Omaha Steaks I look forward to that day, as I’m sure families about the risk posed by access When all is said and done, the process was calling. She didn’t know the word most of you do, but at this moment, we to lethal means in the home, and to have can cost hundreds of dollars and take “steaks”? are still in the middle of the fight, and it such discussions in a medically appropri- many months — to exercise a constitu- Nor did she offer anything useful rages on, whether we like or not. ate manner.” tional right. about “CORFU … N-Y.” The names At the end of the day, though, isn’t How a physician discussing one’s per- And so I ask you now — do you truly of doctors and pharmacies were way beyond her pronunciation (or even that what the Relay for Life is really sonal information regarding gun own- believe that an individual with the intent amateur-nunciation) skills. I can about? We remember. We celebrate. But ership — in a medically “appropriate” to commit a crime with a firearm will take manner — will in any way reduce violent the time to carefully go through safety understand why she mangles the through it all, we fight. And we don’t named of my good friends Jerzy and stop. We can’t stop. Ever. crime is for me very difficult to piece training and then register themselves and together. their guns prior to conducting such an Yukuko Jachimczyk, but “weary-less” The time is now to give — now, more and “steeks” and “Hu” – her rendition than ever. Let’s end this fight for good. Additionally, this bill seeks to increase act? Can you honestly sit down with a vic- penalties in several areas that respective- tim’s family and tell them that if the fine of the phone ID of the last visible sylla- See you in the trenches. ly have little or nothing to do with violent for missing a license renewal deadline had ble of Habitat for Humanity? crimes committed with a gun. Areas where only been greater their son or daughter I realize they needn’t have program Adam Minor may be reached at 508- law-abiding gun owners will be further would not have been shot? her with every word in the English lan- 909-4130, or by e-mail at aminor@stone- regulated include increased penalties for Criminals, by definition, break the law. guage. She’s never going to use “esoph- bridgepress.com. storage violations, failure to report a lost Regardless of what the state’s firearm reg- agogastroduodenoscopy with dil(a- or stolen firearm, and new penalties being ulations are, criminals will violate them. tion)” in a vocal identification, but they established for not renewing a license to This legislation sadly misplaces blame might have guessed that words such as What’s On carry and gun registration three months for violent crime on citizens who lawfully “wireless” and names like “Edward” Email prior to its expiration. Again, there are seek to own firearms. By increasing reg- are likely to show up once in a while. already penalties in place for these viola- ulations, record keeping requirements, I suppose I shouldn’t complain. After Us! Your Mind? tions. Simply asking those lawfully exer- local police discretion, and fines for a all, I’m the one too cheap to spring for cising their rights of gun ownership to number of minor infractions, we are cre- a real smart phone. I wonder how I’M We’d Like to Know. pay greater fees and fines is nothing more ating an environment where those looking identified on YOUR phone by your than a lazy way for the Legislature to feel to own firearms as a means of self-preser- super-intelligent piece of electron- Email us your it is addressing the issues. While they vation, recreation, competition, or simply ic equipment with more computing falsely tout tighter regulations, I would be to exercise their rights as U.S. citizens, are power than the first three Apollo rock- thoughts to: shocked if any of these measures has any left abused by the laws that profess to keep ets. Probably something along the lines measurable impact on violent crimes. them safe. of “LODYTE, TROG.” aminpr@ Furthermore, expansion of the “suit- Sadly, these policies may dissuade stonebridgepress.com ability requirements” to cover FID cards, someone from choosing to defend them- Mark Ashton can be reached at: expansion of automatic disqualifiers for [email protected], or by gun ownership to include misdemeanors calling: 508-909-4144. Please Read YOUR TURN, page ­A11 B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 13, 2014 • 5 Take proper care when selecting a hunting companion

line enter them in field trials archery only Sunday hunting bow for hunting. The license or show trials and the AKC bill that is long overdue. It has to hunt with a crossbow was papers will reflect the real cleared the House and should issued for hunters with per- bloodlines of some great dogs. be voted on in the Senate very manent disabilities! Bow hunt- Ask for references of a previ- soon. Contact the senator in ers are hoping for a change in ous litter and check them out. your district to make sure the crossbow regulations that You may spend a few more dol- he understands your desire will allow any hunter to use a lars on an AKC dog but it will to have Sunday hunting in crossbow as many neighboring save you tons of money in the Massachusetts! states now have. long run, and you will hopeful- Also, some new regulations A bill to expand trapping in ly have a healthy dog that has that would adversely affect gun a portion of the state of New all of the special traits that you owners’ rights is being pushed York is moving forward in the are looking for. All puppies are by some powerful politicians in Legislature allowing the use of cute — but sometimes they are Boston. Be sure to contact your cable restraint traps. not the best choice. state representative and state In a landmark court settle- Next, it is time to start train- senators to let them know how ment, a group of animal rights ing your new puppy. Many you feel about more restric- organizations are finding first-time owners of a new tions! themselves paying attorney pup have little clue to proper- Did you know that all fees to Feld Entertainment ly train their dog. Selecting a Massachusetts crossbow Inc., operator of Ringling good book, like “Water Dog,” hunters now have their hunt- Brothers Circus, at the tune of Courtesy photo has taught this writer a lot ing license printed with your $15.75 million (released by the Labrador Retrievers are a great family pet and hunting companion. They during my 40-plus years of right to hunt with a crossbow? Sportsmen’s Alliance Friday, are still the number-one choice of dog throughout the United States, but owning a dog. Although the Legally, anyone that hunts 6/6/14). choosing the right breeder for your new dog is very important. methods shown in the book are with a crossbow cannot go back Take a kid fishing and keep a bit old, the basics are still the to a compound bow or recurve them rods bending! This is a great time of year a great start in puppy selection. same. Spending as much time for sportsmen to think about Dog temperament is very with the new dog as possible purchasing a new hunting important in having a great will give you a lot of satisfac- companion for the upcoming dog for the family and for your tion when he or she is com- bird-hunting season. hunting expeditions. It is rare pletely trained and will be a Purchasing a new dog or pup to find an aggressive Labrador joy to hunt with, or have as a now will have him or her ready Retriever, but they are out family pet. for the fall hunting season if there. Stay away from puppy When the dog is six months you have time to train them. mills and pet shops when old, I would recommend pur- Taking on the responsibility selecting a dog. Going online is chasing a remote control elec- of dog ownership is time-con- not always the best way to find tronic dog collar from Tri suming and expensive, but at a dog, but it could be a start. Tronics. The company is now the end of the day, it is worth The heartbreak of purchasing part of the Garmin group and is every penny and hours spent a new Lab only to find out it is recognized as the number-one with them. sick or has hip dysplasia a few electronics maker of dog hunt- Picking the right dog for you months after bringing it home ing equipment and electronics or your family is the first step can have you spending thou- for the outdoors sportsman or in dog ownership. Labrador sands of dollars trying to save woman. When used properly, Retrievers are a great family it or bring it back to some sort this simple tool of control will pet and hunting companion, of normality. have you enjoying a hunting but are extremely destructive Small breeders are the best companion that is trained a to your home if not constant- option, but then you still need lot faster than the old-fash- Courtesy photo ly monitored. They are still to do your homework. Many ioned method. Be sure to read the number-one choice of dog small breeders that breed their the instructions carefully and throughout the United States, dog just to have a litter of cute watch the video that accompa- but choosing the right breed- puppies around for the family nies the new unit. Mystery Pictures by er for your new dog is very to enjoy for a while and are More on this issue in next important. As in all breeds of not selective in the bloodlines week’s column! Part two! dogs, bloodlines are extremely of the male need to be avoid- Are sportsmen really going Ralph True Sr. to be able to enjoy Sunday important, and you will need ed. Always ask to see both the Can you identify this week’s mystery picture? This guy to check out the breeder very male and female dogs and look hunting in Massachusetts? Mass Fish & Wildlife has asked is often encountered aboard one of the charter boats on the carefully, and even then there at the AKC papers. People that North Shore. are no guarantees, but it will be truly care about their blood- the Legislature to pass an Planting popular annuals Here in New England, the mer. growing season. Marigolds the sides, it opens its mouth arrival of flowering plants in Troubleshooting: To prompt Take do not require daily watering like a Dragon and will “snap” the garden is a much-antici- more growth, pinch off grow- except during dry spells. Water shut when you let go. pated event. While traditional ing tips when they reach about the in early morning and avoid *** perennials are a mainstay of six inches high. This encourag- wetting blooms. Win Dinner for Two at the most flowering gardens, noth- es side shoots, creating more Hint FYI: The Marigold is known Publick House — Your tips can ing adds more color, excite- flowers and fuller plants. for its insect repellent proper- win you a great dinner for two ment and personality than the Striking colors include vivid KAREN ties. The plants give off an odor at the historic Publick House addition of flowering annuals. purples, brilliant pinks, and TRAINOR that deters mosquitoes as well Historic Inn in Sturbridge! From ruffled petunias to merry white striped circus hues. as other insects that can harm Simply send in a hint to be marigolds, the bright blooms FYI: Wave Petunias do not vegetables in the garden. entered into a random draw- that grace summer gardens require deadheading; Proven blooms likely means lack of *** ing. One winner per month will are a delightful highlight of the Winner Supertina Petunias are sunlight. Snapdragons: Spectacular win a fabulous dinner for two warm weather season. vigorous bloomers and grow- FYI: New Guinea Impatiens spikes of color, nostalgic (a $60 value) at the renowned This week’s column will spot- ers. left in the sun too long without Snapdragons have long been a restaurant, located on Route light some of the most popular *** adequate water can wilt dra- cottage garden favorite, with 131 across the town common and hearty varieties of annuals Impatiens: Another favorite matically, but the hardy plants stalks of flowers that genera- in historic Sturbridge. Because that make a big impression the for hanging baskets, Impatiens have the ability to totally reju- tions of children have enjoyed I’m in the business of dispens- short time they are here. are dependable flowers that venate within a couple of hours “snapping” shut. Snapdragons, ing tips, not inventing them Petunias: Petunias, with can be counted on to make if well watered. which first became popu- (although I can take credit for their flirty flowers and striking a big impression. Hailed for *** lar during the Victorian era, some), I’m counting on you array of colors add a punch of both their hardy flowers and Marigolds: Marigolds, with bloom from the bottom up, readers out there to share your personality wherever they are their ability to flourish in the their bright gold, sunny yel- offering long flowering color best helpful hints! planted, from hanging baskets shade, Impatiens are one of low and orange hues add bold for the garden bed. Plants are to cottage window boxes. Easy the top selling bedding plants. color to both garden beds and available in an array of heights Do you have a helpful hint to grow, the flowers, which are Ideal candidates for window container mixes. The sturdy from dwarf to tall, which grow or handy tip that has worked available in several strains, boxes, hanging baskets or bor- plants with pompom blooms several inches to a few feet for you? Do you have a ques- require about six hours of der plants, the flowers provide are a cheery addition to the high. The hardy flowers bloom tion regarding household or daily sun to achieve optimum a splash of color all summer garden, with American mari- in summer, but can be prompt- garden matters? If so, why growth. Wavy petunias are the long. golds boasting flowers up to ed to bloom a second time later not share them with readers choice for abundant hanging Varieties include Standard five inches in diameter. As a in the season. of The Southbridge Evening baskets, as flowers spill blooms Impatiens, which is considered bonus, certain varieties of the Care: Snapdragons require News? Send questions and/ that can last throughout the a shade or semi shade plant, flower, such as Lemon Gem full sun, but low growing vari- or hints to: Take the Hint!, summer. Bi-color petunias add and New Guinea strain, which and Tangerine Gem strains eties can tolerate partial shade. C/o the Southbridge Evening whimsy to a garden bed, while can tolerate more sun and are edible, with a citrusy fla- They thrive in well drained News, 25 Elm St., Southbridge, double petunias offer twice the boasts bigger blooms. vor. Triploid Marigolds, a soil and will bloom early to mid MA 01550. Or e-mail kdrr@aol. nice for the price. Care: Impatiens should not cross between the African and summer. After flowers die off, com. Hints are entered into Care: Petunias thrive in full be in direct sunlight. They French strains, offer continu- prune plant to six inches and a drawing for dinner for two sun, although they will tolerate require partial shade, prefer- ously flowering plants in both fertilize to promote a second at the historic Publick House several hours of light shade ring only a few hours of morn- regular and double blooms. bloom that can withstand cool- Inn. For more great hints, tune a day. Fertilize when plant- ing sun. New Guinea Impatiens Care: Marigolds are sun lov- er temperatures. into Take the Hint! one minute ing and again at half rate in can tolerate full sun if kept well ing flowers that need six hours Troubleshooting: Lack of snippet tips aired twice daily midsummer. Over fertilizing watered. Impatiens do best in of direct sun for best blooms. blooms can be caused by too on ORC FM 98.9. And for more can diminish flower growth. moist (but not too wet) soil. Plant in well-drained soil, and much nitrogen so withhold tips and talk, be sure to lis- Keep soil moist but not overly Feed with a balanced fertilizer do not over fertilize. Marigolds use of high nitrogen fertilizer. ten to my live hour-long show wet. Older varieties of petu- once a month. Cut back leggy have sturdy stems, which Another cause could be insuf- from 9 to 10 am. each Friday on nias require spent blooms to stems midsummer to encour- make them popular as border ficient sun. WARE 1250. be pinched off. Leggy plants age new growth. plants. Most strains require FYI: When you pinch the should be cut down midsum- Troubleshooting: Lack of deadheading throughout the Snapdragon flower gently on Conversation about finances is important for newlyweds

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6 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune CALENDAR The calendar page is a free service UXBRIDGE — Blackstone River and es upcoming events at River Bend offered for listings for government, Canal Heritage State Park announc- Farm Visitor Center, 287 Oak Street, educational and non-profit organiza- es upcoming events at River Bend FRIDAY Uxbridge. Take a step back into history tions. Send all calendar listings and Farm Visitor Center, 287 Oak Street, and reconnect with nature through pro- happenings by mail to Ann Tremblay Uxbridge. Take a step back into history JUNE 20 grams all summer long. All programs at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box 90, and reconnect with nature through pro- UXBRIDGE — Blackstone River and are free and open to the public, and chil- Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at (508) grams all summer long. 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We will print such list- blackstone.heritage@ state.ma.us. are free and open to the public, and chil- from 4-5 p.m. ings as space allows. Nature Journaling: Saturday, June 14 dren must be accompanied by an adult. This after school program is a great from 10-10:30 a.m. Guided tours are available for groups way to start your weekend off natural- FRIDAY Capture the season in a nature jour- with advance notice. For more informa- ly! Nurture the natural urge to explore nal! Enjoy reading the landscape, take tion call the park 508-278-7604 or e-mail on this series of hands on activities JUNE 13 time to observe the natural world and blackstone.heritage@ state.ma.us. and nature hikes. Suggested for ele- UXBRIDGE — Blackstone River and sketch or write your discoveries down. Junior Naturalists: Fridays in June mentary ages, older and younger sib- Canal Heritage State Park announc- Supplies provided to make your own from 4-5 p.m. lings always welcome, no registration es upcoming events at River Bend nature notebook. This program will This after school program is a great required. Children must be accompa- Farm Visitor Center, 287 Oak Street, meet several times this summer to doc- way to start your weekend off natural- nied by adult. Uxbridge. Take a step back into history ument seasonal changes. ly! Nurture the natural urge to explore Kidleidoscope Nature Story Hour: and reconnect with nature through pro- Meadow Stroll: Saturday, June 14 on this series of hands on activities Fridays to September from 10:30-11:30 grams all summer long. All programs from 10:30-11:30 a.m. and nature hikes. Suggested for ele- a.m. Meets at the Big Red Barn Visitor are free and open to the public, and chil- Take an easy stroll through the mead- mentary ages, older and younger sib- Center for nature stories followed by dren must be accompanied by an adult. ow paths of what was once a pasture. lings always welcome, no registration a short nature walk and followed up Guided tours are available for groups Find the lone shade tree and hear a bit required. Children must be accompa- with a craft activity. This free program with advance notice. For more informa- of folklore of the fauna and wildflowers nied by adult. designed to connect young children to tion call the park 508-278-7604 or e-mail along the way. Kidleidoscope Nature Story Hour: nature runs rain or shine. Children blackstone.heritage@ state.ma.us. Fridays to September from 10:30-11:30 must be accompanied by adult. Junior Naturalists: Fridays in June SUNDAY a.m. Meets at the Big Red Barn Visitor from 4-5 p.m. Center for nature stories followed by SATURDAY This after school program is a great JUNE 15 a short nature walk and followed up way to start your weekend off natural- UXBRIDGE — Blackstone River and with a craft activity. This free program JUNE 28 ly! Nurture the natural urge to explore Canal Heritage State Park announc- designed to connect young children to UXBRIDGE — Blackstone River and on this series of hands on activities es upcoming events at River Bend nature runs rain or shine. Children Canal Heritage State Park announc- and nature hikes. Suggested for ele- Farm Visitor Center, 287 Oak Street, must be accompanied by adult. es upcoming events at River Bend mentary ages, older and younger sib- Uxbridge. Take a step back into history Farm Visitor Center, 287 Oak Street, lings always welcome, no registration and reconnect with nature through pro- SATURDAY Uxbridge. Take a step back into history required. Children must be accompa- grams all summer long. All programs and reconnect with nature through pro- nied by adult. are free and open to the public, and chil- JUNE 21 grams all summer long. All programs Kidleidoscope Nature Story Hour: dren must be accompanied by an adult. WHITINSVILLE — Please join the are free and open to the public, and chil- Fridays May- September from 10:30-11:30 Guided tours are available for groups Whitinsville Social Library’s Kick Off dren must be accompanied by an adult. a.m. Meets at the Big Red Barn Visitor with advance notice. For more informa- to Summer Reading from 9:30 a.m. to Guided tours are available for groups Center for nature stories followed by tion call the park 508-278-7604 or e-mail 2 p.m. Saturday, June 21. Stop by to with advance notice. For more informa- a short nature walk and followed up blackstone.heritage@ state.ma.us. pick up your summer reading logs, and tion call the park 508-278-7604 or e-mail with a craft activity. This free program Canal Towpath Walk: Sunday, June summer reading books. There will be a blackstone.heritage@ state.ma.us. designed to connect young children to 15 from 1-2 p.m. Dads and Donuts program for one adult Explore the Pond: Sunday, June 28 nature runs rain or shine. Children This easy walk meets at River Bend and children ages 2 - 8 for donuts, story from 11 a.m. to noon. Dip nets in the must be accompanied by adult. Farm Visitor Center and continues and craft. Magician Scott Jameson will canal pond to investigate underwater along the canal’s towpath. Walk along perform at 11 a.m. for children ages 5 life. Learn about water quality and life SATURDAY and hear stories about the history of the and up. There will be a Recycling Craft cycles. Learn how to keep water healthy Blackstone Canal and catch a view of contest for ages 8 and up. Winner will as we look and listen to life around the JUNE 14 local wildlife. Appropriate for all ages. receive a movie gift card. Pizza will be pond. SUTTON — The First Congregational Flat hard packed gravel, 2 mile round served while it lasts. The Whitinsville Hike to Lookout Rock: Saturday, Church of Sutton, 307 Boston Road, trip. Social Library’s Summer Reading June 28 from 1-3 p.m. presents its monthly free will offering Program is sponsored by Unibank, Meet at 366 East Hartford Avenue of open seating dinners from 4:30 to 6:30 WEDNESDAY West End Creamery, Whitinsville parking lot. The green sign reads “Rice p.m. on the second Saturday of each Social Library Corp., and Northbridge City Pond.” Take a moderate hike on month (June 14 – “Macaroni & Cheese” JUNE 18 Cultural Council. rugged terrain through forest trails to a Dinner). All are welcome. Dinners are DOUGLAS — Douglas Fire Chief rewarding view of the Blackstone River served with bread, beverage and des- Vinson will be at the Douglas Senior MONDAY snaking its way through the valley and sert. For more information, call (508) Center on June 18 to speak about fire Rice City Pond. About 3 miles round 865-6914. safety for the seniors. A lunch of hot JUNE 23 trip, roots and rocks along an uphill dogs, chips and cold drinks will be WHITINSVILLE — An Art Class trail. Recommend sturdy shoes, water, served by the Sunshine Club for a dona- — Optical Illusion by mixing paints snack and binoculars for a short break tion of $2. Please attend as fire safety for with Artist Theresa Monteith for at the lookout. seniors is very important. children ages 12 through 17, will be held on Monday, June 23 at 6:30 p.m. DOUGLAS — There will be a combi- at the Whitinsville Social Library. nation Car Wash/Yard Sale/Bake Sale Registration is required as seating is Saturday, June 28 at the Douglas Fire limited. Station at 64 Main Street from 8 a.m. to noon. FRIDAY Stop by and support the Douglas Class of 2015. Yard sale spots are avail- Second Chance JUNE 27 able to rent on the day of the event. Pick UXBRIDGE — Blackstone River and up some treats and treasures and leave Animal Shelter Canal Heritage State Park announc- with a sparkly clean car! Golf Tournament

DATE: July 19, 2014 One of those days I probably shouldn’t say were complaining. TIME: 8:00 AM Tee Off/ 12:00 Lunch this, since my boss will be They were selfless, FORMAT: 9 Holes using Best Ball Format with foursomes the first one to read this Amanda’s dedicated to their column once it’s finished, cause and truly WHERE: Dunraomin Country Club, 262 Lower Road, but some days, I just don’t Musings making a differ- Gilbertville, MA love my job. ence. It’s not that I don’t The thing is, I appreciate my employer, AMANDA meet these types of or give each task my best COLLINS people quite often, effort, but like anyone and most of them else, once in a while I just live much closer have “one of those days.” than Chicago. In There’s the days when I can’t get in fact, they might be your neighbor. touch with anyone I need to talk to, While sometimes my job has me cov- when a deadline just suddenly comes ering awful crimes or sad scenarios, I up too quickly, or when the computer is also get to tell the good news, too, and just moving way too slow. there’s plenty of it. Right here in our Sometimes it’s when I’m up to my community are some of the most inspir- Ticket Information: eyeballs in town budgets or committee ing people I’ve ever met, quietly doing Golf/Lunch $75.00 – includes 9 hole round of golf, delicious meal, cart, and cooler proposals, or the times when I look out good and making some of difference in bag and a golfers gift package. the window at a beautifully sunny day, the world. I’m lucky I get to tell those * Limit of 75 Tickets then remember I have two more stories stories. to write. Those are usually the days In the past couple weeks I’ve covered when I want to throw up my hands, put quite a few high school graduations, Don’t golf? away my notebook, turn off my laptop, and heard various pieces of advice Lunch Only $35.00 – Prime rib, or Vegetarian Meal. * Limit of 75 Tickets and ditch the office for a spot on the offered to the Class of 2014 as they set beach. out in the world. Often, people will say Last Friday began as “one of those if you find a job you love, you’ll never For tickets, go to the shelter’s website at www.secondchanceanimals.org or call days” — I had a million things to do, work a day in your life. the shelter at 508-867-5525. Tickets are limited so don’t wait! and a few hours to do it. I had let- But I think people that love every ters and cop logs and pictures coming aspect of their job, every single day are out my ears, sixty-three emails to go either extraordinarily lucky, or they’re Other fun things at this event: through and seven voicemails to hear. just fibbing. “Those days” happen to Silent Auction * 50/50 * Mulligans * Raffles * Other Contests Too! To top it off, the sun was making its everyone, no matter how much they first appearance after a few miserably love their profession. Interested in sponsoring this event? Please visit our website for details on the great opportunities! rainy days. I couldn’t help but think I’m no commencement speaker, but I how much better a cold drink with a do have some advice for the graduating tiny umbrella in it sounded than coffee Second Chance Animal Shelter is a non-profit no kill animal shelter located in East Brookfield. class: know that no matter what you do out of the office Kuerig. for a living, no matter how fun or fulfill- Second Chance also has a Pet Wellness and Education Center in North Brookfield . Over 10,000 pets a With not much enthusiasm I head- ing it can be, you’ll have a bad day now year are helped by Second Chance through the various programs including adoption, the spay/neuter ed to my Friday morning appointment and then. Sometimes, doing what you clinic, wellness clinics, training, educational outreach, and the pet food pantry. For more information at the Charlton Fire Department, and love will feel like work. on the shelter, visit the website at www.secondchanceanimals.org that’s where it all changed. Lucky for Enter the workforce, or college, or me, in the middle of one of those came ADOPTION CENTER: WELLNESS AND EDUCATION CENTER: the military, to pursue what makes you a story that reminded me why I usually happy, but remember it will come with 111 Young Rd., P.O. Box 136 372 North Main St. really do love my job. its ups and downs. Just think about East Brookfield, MA 01515 North Brookfield, MA 01535 I had the fortune of meeting 25 cyclists, what will reenergize you and reignite TEL (508)867-5525 TEL. (508) 637-1333 many of them Chicago firefighters, who you passion when “those days” come, FAX (508)867-5019 FAX (508) 637-1417 made a pit stop in Charlton while rid- and go with it. email [email protected] www.secondchanceanimals.org ing their bikes from the Windy City to Boston, all to raise money for pediatric Amanda Collins may be reached at cancer research. Even though one con- (508) 909-4132 or by email at acollins@ fided in me that his legs were burning stonebridgepress.com. and his arms were aching, none of them B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 13, 2014 • 7 SENIOR SCENE to take care of African Violets, etc. For Mahjong: Wednesday at 1 p.m. our lunch program or to the Elderly TRI-VALLEY, INC. further information or to sign up for Open Billiards is available during Connection. The Uxbridge Elderly this program contact Jeannine. the centers hours of operation. Call the Connection raises funds to help support Monday, June 16: Father’s Day Meal center for more information on these many of the activities and the purchase – Beef and bean chili, brown rice, broc- DINE OUT activities. of much of the equipment that is not coli, bread pudding. The Dine Out Group will go to the covered by our budget. Tuesday, June 17: Roast turkey, 3 Seasons Restaurant located in the SAVE THE DATE • Shopping Trips: Grocery Shopping mashed potatoes, herbed carrots, fresh Blackstone Valley Tech High School in Aug. 15, there is a Day Trip to Essex, every Tuesday. Pick up begins at 8:30 fruit. Upton, Tuesday, June 17, at 11:45 a.m., Conn., for an excursion by Rail & Sail. a.m. Walmart Shopping, second and Wednesday, June 18: Spaghetti and for a luncheon buffet. Reservation must The trip is sponsored by the Northbridge third Thursdays of the month, pick up meatball, Brussels sprouts, peaches. be made no later than June 11. Call the Senior Center, transportation provided begins at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, June 19: Buttermilk chick- center 508-234-2002. by Conway Tours. The day includes • Computer Classes: Free classes on en, red bliss potatoes, mixed vegetables, Lunch at Oliver’s Tavern, after lunch computers, iPhones, iPads, tablets, etc., apple cinnamon grahams. FALLON REPRESENTATIVE time to tour the Museum & Gift Shop. are meeting every Thursday from 3 to 4 Friday, June 20: Swedish meatballs, Wednesday, June 18, Dan from Fallon Train Excursion aboard Essex Steam p.m. They are taught by students from egg noodles, Scandinavian vegetables, Senior Plan will be available at 10 a.m. Train. Boat Ride on Essex Riverboat. Nipmuc High School. Please call the pineapple. For more information contact Jeannine Senior Center at 508-278-8622 to register. SHINE APPOINTMENTS at 508-234-2002. • Breakfast Strong: Tri-Valley The SHINE counselor is now avail- Nutrition Education Program — On NORTHBRIDGE SENIOR able every Friday to assist you with Tuesday, June 24, Lou Pilczak RD, LDN, medical insurance concerns you may DOUGLAS SENIOR will discuss research on dietary pat- CENTER have. Appointments are necessary, call terns that effect the survival of older the center to schedule an appointment. CENTER adults. She will speak from 11:30 a.m. Director Kelly S. Bol to 12:30 p.m. There will be easy recipes, Phone: 508-234-2002 120 CLUB SCHEDULE OF DAILY EVENTS food samples and prizes! Hours: 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Monday– The Friends of Northbridge Elders, • News from SHINE: If you need help Thursday; 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Friday Inc. (FINE) has been a very success- • Mondays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 10 on any aspect of your health insurance, ful fundraiser to help defray expenses a.m., Osteo exercise; 10:30 a.m., Reverse SHINE offers free counseling at your UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS & for various instructors, programs and Glass Painting; 12 p.m., Needle Works. local Senior Center. Call the Senior ANNOUNCEMENTS activities offered by the Senior Center. • Tuesdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 9:30 Center at 508-278-8622 and make an We require registration for all of our The final drawing for this session will a.m., Cribbage; 11 a.m., Lunch; 12 p.m., appointment. You can reach a SHINE events and trips. Simply call 508-234- be held on Thursday, June 19. The next Bingo. volunteer by phone at 1-800-234-4636. 2002 to sign-up. The Northbridge Senior 20-week session will begin in August. • Wednesdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; • Father’s Day Luncheon and Center is now on Facebook. Like us and The 120 Club is held twice a year, runs 10 a.m., Osteo exercise; 12 p.m., Needle Celebration: Join us on Monday, June visit our page at Northbridge Senior for 20 weeks, with a weekly winner of Works 16, at 11:30 a.m. for our Father’s Day. Center to keep up-to-date on events, a $20 prize. At the end of the 20 weeks, • Thursdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 10 Please call early to reserve your lunch, programs and happenings. a grand drawing is held with several a.m., Tai chi; 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., 11 a.m., space is limited. monetary prizes. Call the center for Lunch; Painting; 12 p.m., Bingo. • If you or someone you know needs ATTENTION VACATION more information. medical equipment please call the TRAVELERS UPCOMING EVENTS senior center at 508-278-8622. We want Every Thursday — A FINE Travelers ASK THE NURSE to take the time to thank everyone for representative of the Friends of Thursday, June 19, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. • Fire Chief: Chief Vinson will be at donating their gently used medical Northbridge Elders will be in the FINE Pat Wallen R.N. will be available to the senior center June 18 at 11:30 a.m. equipment to our senior center. We office at the Northbridge Senior Center, take vital signs and help you with any to speak to us about fire safety. Please pass along this equipment to others in 20 Highland St., Whitinsville, from 9:30 concerns you may have regarding your come and join us. Fire safety among need. This is a nice way to help others to 11:30 a.m. answering questions and general health. seniors is very important. when they need it most and pay trib- taking reservations on various trips: ute to your departed loved one. We 1) Northern National Parks tour offer- MONTHLY BIRTHDAY DINNER SUNSHINE CLUB NEWS have a few packages of adult diapers, ing for Sept. 5-12. Thursday, June 26, the monthly bed rails, wheelchairs, seat cushions, a 2) San Antonio tour in March 2015. Birthday Dinner/Plant Raffle will be Sunshine Club Upcoming Meetings: bed wedge, potty chairs, shower chairs, 3) Nashville, Memphis and New held on at 11:45 a.m. Any senior cele- June 20, at 3:30 p.m. Meetings are held walkers, canes, crutches, raised toilet Orleans tour in September 2015. brating a birthday in June is welcome at the Senior Center, new members are seat, and an inflatable waffle mattress. FINE Travelers are now partnering to attend with a guest. Reservations always welcome. Also available are two portable wheel- with Collette through Collette World must be made by Tuesday, June 24, by Sunshine Club Trips: Upcoming trips chair ramps donated by the family of Connect to bring you travel to all seven 11 a.m. are posted on the bulletin board at the Jeannine Corbett. continents. Visit www.gocollette.com Senior Center. when selecting a trip mention FINE IN-TOWN TRANSPORTATION Tuesday, June 24, from 6-8 p.m. Event THE WEEK AHEAD Travelers. The seniors in Northbridge Due to the high demand for local to be announced will appreciate the benefit. Thank you. transportation, appointment must be • Monday, June 16: Father’s Day Preview other FINE Travelers trip made no later than 24-hours prior to Luncheon Celebration! offerings at www.nscfine.com, or for pick up. Call 508-234-2002. UXBRIDGE SENIOR • Tuesday, June 17: 8:30 a.m. – Pick- more information, call 508 259-3786 or up begins for grocery shopping at e-mail [email protected]. SENATOR MICHAEL MOORE CENTER Hannaford’s. Call 278-8622 to arrange for Monday, June 30, at 12 p.m. Sen. pick-up. 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – Shepherd’s SPARE TIME BOWLING Michael Moore or his representative 36 South Main St. pie, peas and carrots and sugar free ice The summer hours for the Bowling Denise will be available to meet with Marsha Petrillo – Director – 508-278- cream. Members of the Northbridge Senior anyone to discuss any issues or con- 8622 • Wednesday, June 18: 11:30 a.m. – Center will be on the first Monday, and cerns. Donna Oncay – Administrative Lunch – Chicken piccatta, wild grain the third Wednesday of the month from Assistant – 508-278-8622 rice, green beans and sugar free pud- 1-2 p.m. This activity is sponsored by RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES Lynne McPherson – Chef – 508-278- ding. The Friends of Northbridge Elders, Inc. The following groups are looking for 8622 • Thursday, June 19: 11:30 a.m. – additional participants: Peter Waeger – Van Driver Lunch – Pot Roast, potatoes, carrots AFRICAN VIOLET CARE Poke no: Wednesday at 1 p.m. and blueberry cake. Tuesday, June 17, at 1 p.m. Pauline Pitch: Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 1 p.m. Please call the Senior Center at 508- • Friday, June 20: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – Mello will demonstrate and show how Bridge players: Tuesday, 2 p.m. 278-8622 to reserve your meal and also to Baked fish, rice pilaf, mixed vegetables arrange for transportation to lunch and and sugar free ice cream. for medical appointments. The home inspection hurdle Van transportation begins at 10:30 a.m. each day. Please check with the Senior Center, Uxbridge Cable Station Q: I’m thinking sound simple, make or the Council on Aging website for the about selling — should Ask sure the home is clean Lunch Menu. I be nervous about the and reasonably orga- The Senior Center is a drop off site for home inspection? the nized. If you need to the People First Food Pantry. Donations store your messy stuff ealtor are accepted Monday through Friday In today’s market, the R somewhere, put it in from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. home inspection pro- your dresser drawers, DONNA • Senior Center Wish List — We cess is one of the biggest in under-bed storage have had an overwhelming response stumbling blocks on the PEARSON bins, or in other places to our wish list. Thank you all for your road to the successful that are not part of the thoughtfulness and generosity! We con- sale of your home. inspection. Although tinue to need donations of paper tow- So, if you’re prepar- the inspector is not els, napkins, and foam coffee cups. We ing to sell, it’s definitely a good idea to looking at your personal stuff, a messy or will also accept monetary donations to prepare for the inspection process as disorganized home can give the impres- well. sion that the owner doesn’t care about In the “olden days,” the mortgage con- regular maintenance. tingency was often the biggest hurdle to • Eliminate Obvious Defects: When clear. A buyer would make an offer and living in a space for a long time, people begin the process, only to find out that tend to overlook issues that outsiders he or she could not obtain a mortgage. might notice right away. Does your tub The deal was then stopped in its tracks faucet drip? Is there rotted wood on your — and the home had to be put back on deck? Are there holes in your window the market. screens? Does your tub drain very slowly These days, very few deals fall vic- (yes, this will be checked)? Taking care tim to the mortgage contingency clause of minor issues in advance can help the thanks to the pre-approval process in process go more smoothly. use. But the home inspection contingen- • Anticipate Assumptions: Things that cy clause is quite another matter. mean nothing to us might raise red flags In case you’re unfamiliar with the con- for someone else. Although you know cept of a contingency clause, it’s wording that the water stain in your kitchen was in a contract that provides a “way out” — caused by a one-time toilet overflow, the for a very specific reason. Contingency Buyer might think you have a faulty clauses do not usually involve penalties roof. So either fix the damage, or explain of any kind to the party that is backing the situation. away — so long as the reason is justified. • Help the Inspector: Replace burnt When it comes to the home inspec- out bulbs in any areas where it might be tion contingency, the reasons for back- difficult to see. Provide easy access to the ing out of a contract are innumerable. attic, the basement, and the mechanical If the buyer finds any mechanical or systems. Most importantly, do not try maintenance issue to be of concern for to conceal issues that you know to be any reason, they have the right to ter- present in the home — the last thing you minate the sale. Even when a home is want is to have the buyer think you are brand-spanking new, the buyer might being dishonest. still find construction or other issues If the buyer’s home inspection does that cause concern. reveal unexpected defects, you may be It is the buyer’s right to hire the inspec- asked to fix them, or you may be asked to tors of their choice at their own expense, re-negotiate price. It will be up to you to within the timeframe allotted by the con- decide what you’re willing to do in order tract. Some buyers might want to have to proceed with the sale. a professional termite inspection per- formed. Others might want to check for Donna Pearson enjoyed a successful radon gas or mold. But a majority of buy- 30-year career in the real estate manage- ers will be satisfied with the basic “home ment industry and now helps connect inspection” which includes review of buyers and sellers with the right agent. the structure, roofing, windows, doors, Please e-mail questions for future “Ask the basement, mechanical systems, interior Realtor” columns to asktherealtor@sull- finishes and so on. core.com or contact Sullivan & Company So how can you best prepare? Real Estate at (413) 245-1062. We are here • Get a Pre-Inspection: One option is to help! Visit www.sullivanandcompany- to have a pre-inspection done yourself. realestate.com. Disclaimer: The opinions It’s up to you which items you’d like to and views expressed in this column are address before putting your house on the intended for informational purposes only market (if any), while other information and shall not represent financial, legal, can be disclosed if appropriate. As they or other professional advice. No endorse- say, forewarned is forearmed. ment of any kind, expressed or implied, is • Keep it Clean: Although it might intended.

8 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune Cuts affect teachers throughout entire Northbridge district OVERRIDE maintaining high quali- mentioned on several continued from page A­­­ 1 ty programs for students, occasions, the meeting especially at the high we had on [May 27] was sports, the elimination school.” the worst in the seven of Northbridge High She said these improve- years I have been on the School’s golf, hockey, ments have included committee.” swimming and wrestling adding more Advanced LeBrasseur said it teams, all extra curric- Placement (AP) classes, is frustrating to know ular clubs, technology which will not be affected that the committee will hardware, professional by next year’s cuts. be back to contemplate development, team lead- “We always encour- these same, difficult er stipends and instruc- aged teachers to look for choices next year. He, tional supplies. grants,” said Spitulnik. like Spitulnik, said there Spitulnik said cuts “The problem is, grants now has to be a “commu- at the elementary level aren’t going to cover nity-wide effort” to help will result in larger class things like teacher’s sal- support Northbridge stu- sizes, and there were aries, and they have to be dents. cuts to Latin, culinary sustainable. Grants, by “Our tax base is low arts, academic coaches, definition, are for one or and doesn’t sustain the the Balmer Elementary two years.” services we can provide,” School librarian, a behav- She said the district said LeBrasseur. “I am ioral technicians, world and committee are ask- not sure what our other language teacher, health ing for residents to options are.” GENERAL and wellness teacher, become involved with Like LeBrasseur, fel- ELECTRICIAN special education inclu- finding new solutions low School Committee CONTRACTOR sion and the athletic sec- for the financial issues member Randi Zanca retary/lunch aid. the district is now faced said it is always difficult She added that anoth- with. Spitulnik said she to let teachers go, and J. Grenier er concern of the district is thankful for the sup- just as hard to realize Ken Ballou are the impending cuts port, but it is now time how that will affect stu- Electrician Building Contractor for the 2016 school year, to regroup and find ways dents in the long run. to cope. “It is just going to make West Street, E. Douglas which could be as high as New Homes, Service Upgrades, $1.3 million if “revenue is School Committee class sizes larger,” said Adding Plugs & Switches not increased.” Chairman Michael Zanca. “It is just going 476-7674 “We are obviously LeBrasseur said the to be harder to give them Tuesday, May 27 meeting more individual atten- FAST EMERGENCY SERVICE very disappointed in the NEW HOMES • REMODELING • SIDING vote,” Spitulnik reiterat- was one of the hardest he tion.” Lic. #33649 ROOFING • REPAIRS • ADDITIONS ed during an interview has had to attend, adding Established 25 Years on Monday, June 9. “The that making the choice to Joy Richard may be 508-234-4959 district has worked very lay off teachers cuts the reached at 508-909-4129 hard to restore the last deepest. or by email at jrichard@ cuts from 2007, and has “I am disappointed,” stonebridgepress.com. said LeBrasseur. “I have BUILDERS CARPENTERS made great strides in raised at the tournament? All pro- Rotary Club announces ceeds from this event are used to fund ROOFING MASTER HUSBANDS FOR HIRE scholarships provided by the Rotary CRAFTSMAN Scholarship Golf Open Club to graduates of Uxbridge High SHINGLES or CERTAINTEED HOME IMPROVEMENT School, Northbridge High School, OR VINYL NORTHBRIDGE, MA UXBRIDGE — The Uxbridge Rotary Douglas High School, Blackstone Valley RUBBER SIDING Work... A [email protected] Club has announced plans for this year’s Regional Technical High School and uality lways Q www.hubbiesforhire.com Annual Golf Outing to be held Sunday, the Whitinsville Christian School. Each July 27, at the Blissful Meadows Golf Winner of Boston Magazine’s 2009 Best of Boston™ school receives scholarship money. To Mark Vaz 508/234-8297 Home Award for Small Home Repairs in Metrowest Club, Uxbridge. date over $100,000 in scholarship funds The all-day event will include lunch have been awarded to local students! Specializing in handyman services, small home served at 11:30 a.m., tee time of 1 p.m. How can you help if you are not a repairs, painting, tiling and much more and dinner following the event for all golfer? We need sponsors. If you would Bill Skerry 508/234-6296 Fully insured and registered – Call Ed Mansfield for a free estimate golfers. In addition, there will be con- like to sponsor a hole, your Company 508-234-2162 tests for closest to the pin, longest drive name will be displayed on a Golf Ball and raffle prizes. Cost per golfer is $130 Sign on the course the day of the event. and $520 for a foursome. Please help us The cost to sponsor is $100. What an to raise money for local scholarships easy way to help out while promoting while enjoying a great day of golf and your business! CONSTRUCTION PAINTING fun! At this time, we would also like to Registrations can be given to any congratulate our 2014 high school grad- Rotary Club Member or mailed to uate/scholarship winners! This year’s The Uxbridge Rotary Club, P.O. Box winners are as follows: Uxbridge High FRESH START 4, Whitinsville, MA 01588. Please be School: Mary Morcos, Northbridge High sure to include the name of golfer(s), School: Jamie Hardina, Douglas High PAINTING telephone number and email address. School: Rebecca Gagnon and Matthew “Give Your House A Fresh Start” Checks should be made payable to The Picard, Whitinsville Christian School: Rotary Club of Uxbridge. The number Free Estimates Emma Quercio and Sarah Sullivan, of golfers is limited and will be on a Interior/Exterior • Powerwashing and Blackstone Valley Tech: Heather first come, first served basis, so please Fully Insured Demers. It is our pleasure to be able to register early to ensure your spot at Over 30 Years Experience lend a helping hand to these students this year’s tournament! For more infor- who have worked so hard to accomplish Frank mation about the tournament, you may (508) 320-0867 • (508) 476-1778 their goals. contact Golf Chairperson Ed Eldridge The Rotary Club of Uxbridge, serving [email protected] at [email protected] or call the Blackstone Valley, was chartered in him at 508-341-0040. 1926. We are a club that truly believes in Where does the money go that is HVAC POWER WASHING “Service Above Self.” AIR CONDITIONING Weekly Crossword PROFESSIONAL POWERWASHING June 13, 2014 We RESTORE the beauty and Across 1. Andes capital VALUE back into your property 5. Monroe’s successor 10. Calamity AIR CONDITIONING •REFRIGERATION •HEATING 13. Auspices PHONE: 508-234-2493 14. Apres-ski drink FAX: 508-234-2463 15. “Cool!” 17. Extend 19. Alliance acronym 20. Character 21. Consumes 23. ___ Appia 24. Foe 25. Pete Fountain’s instrument (pl.) MASONRY 28. All there 29. ___ constrictor 30. Dine away from MASONRY home (2 wds) ALL TYPES 31. Announce 32. Unrefined CHIMNEYS BUILT & 33. A frank and honest REPAIRED, STONE WALLS, STEPS, LAWN CARE person (2 wds) WALKWAYS, BLOCK WORK & MORE. 39. Discover 40. Mosque V.I.P. FULLY INSURED 41. Eye problem FREE ESTIMATES 43. Director’s cry IN BUSINESS OVER 25 YEARS 44. Flight data, briefly 48. White bean stew Down 26. Framework 57. Dracula, at times BOB LATIMORE 27. “I, Claudius” role 58. Deception GENERAL MASONRY with meat N. UXBRIDGE, MA. 508-278-3913 50. Animal catcher 1. Basic monetary unit 29. Impede, with 51. In-flight info, for of Sierra Leone “down” short 2. Large lizard 31. Bird’s wing 52. Bubkes 3. Hand-holder 33. Kitchen gadgets 53. Part of MOMA 4. Appropriate 34. Malformed 54. After-bath wear 5. “God’s Little ___” 35. Capable of being 56. Napery (2 wds) 6. ___-eyed cultivated 59. Fodder holder 7. Appear 36. Song and dance, This Week’s Answers 508-278-9824 60. In-box contents 8. Coffee order e.g. 61. MasterCard alter- 9. “The English Pa- 37. Blue books? native tient” setting 38. Pillbox, e.g. 62. Animal house 10. Setting for TV’s 42. Fit 63. No longer in “Newhart” 44. Salad green 64. Beanery sign 11. Exclude (2 wds) 45. Ribbonlike band of To advertise on this special page call 12. Distance from the tissue equator 46. Check 16. Common kitchen 47. Dried leaves used Lisa Lemoine @ appliance as a laxative 18. “Don’t give up!” 49. Andean animal 22. “Two and a Half 50. Costa del ___ (508) 909-4063 Men,” e.g. 53. Blend 25. Blunt weapon 55. Long, long time B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 13, 2014 • 9 OBITUARIES Mary E. Bliss, 97 Edith M. Bruneau, 87 BARDSTOWN, lived in Uxbridge from 1957 until 1998, a daughter of Archie and Bertha Ky. — Mary E. when she moved to the Whitinsville WHITINSVILLE (Bonner) Ashton. She attended the (Locke) Bliss, former- Retirement Home. She had lived in — Edith M. (Ashton) Northbridge Schools and lived 58 years ly of Uxbridge, died Kentucky since 2007. Bruneau died in Whitinsville prior to moving to Monday, June 2, 2014 Mrs. Bliss had a fondness for ani- Wednesday, June 4, Maine, then returning to Whitinsville at the Springfield mals, but particularly loved dogs and 2014 in the UMASS in 2004. Nursing and Rehab horses. Her lifetime love of reading Medical Center. She She worked at the former Kupfer Center. She was 97. started in grade school and continued was 87. Brothers and Whitin Machine Works; Her son Ralph Bliss throughout her entire life. She also Mrs. Bruneau is sur- the Topsham, Maine Recreation and his wife Nancy, enjoyed crossword puzzles, painting, vived by two daugh- Department, volunteered for Meals of Lebanon, KY, 3 grandchildren, 3 and writing short stories. ters, Nancy Murphy, of Brunswick, ME on Wheels at the Northbridge Senior step-grandchildren and 5 great-grand- Her funeral was held Wednesday, and Sandra Smith and her husband Center and was a former Cemetery children, survive her. June 11 in the Carr Funeral Home, 24 Wallace, of Whitinsville; two grand- Commissioner for the Town of Her husband Herbert F. Bliss in 1989, Hill St., Whitinsville. Burial was in children, Meredith Robertson and her Northbridge. While living in Maine her son Frank R. Bliss in 1978, and her Pine Grove Cemetery. husband Barry and Sean Murphy and and Whitinsville, Mrs. Bruneau was brothers Benjamin, Arthur, Walter and In lieu of flowers, donations in his wife Danielle; three great-grand- active in the local senior centers. George predecease Mrs. Bliss. Mary’s memory may be made to the children and a sister, Della Blanchette, Mrs. Bruneau’s funeral was held Born January 30, 1917, daughter of American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., of Tiverton, RI. Monday, June 9 at Carr Funeral Home, Walter and Elizabeth (White) Locke, Framingham, MA 01701. She is predeceased by her husband, 24 Hill St., Whitinsville. Burial was in in Reading, Mrs. Bliss grew up in To leave an online condolence mes- Romeo L. Bruneau, in 1972; four sisters, Riverdale Cemetery. Andover where she graduated from sage for the family, please visit http:// one brother and her granddaughter In lieu of flowers, memorial donations Punchard High School in 1935. She www.carrfuneralhome.com. Shannon B. Murphy. may be made to the Northbridge Senior Mrs. Bruneau was born in Center, 20 Highland St., Northbridge, Whitinsville, November 17, 1926, MA 01534. Douglas E. Valk, 58 Matthew M. Munson, 36 WHITINSVILLE ‑ He served as a deacon at the Village Douglas Earl Valk, 58, Congregational Church in Whitinsville. WHITINSVILLE Department of Public Works since loving and commit- Mr. Valk spent his entire life as an — Matthew Michael November 2013. Prior to working there ted father, son, and accomplished housepainter and con- Munson died at home he was a truck driver. brother, passed away tractor, and spent many years avidly Tuesday, May 27, 2014. He and Holly moved to Whitinsville on Wednesday, June coaching youth softball. He was 36. in 2005. 4, 2014. Mr. Valk was passionate about many Matthew is sur- Matthew was a wonderful father and He is survived by things in his life. In addition to his love vived by his wife of 11 husband who loved spending time with his three children and of East Asian history, reading, movies, years and high school his family. six grandchildren: and music, he was an animal lover at sweetheart, Holly Calling hours are Friday, May 30 his son, Joshua Valk and his loving heart and cared for many cats through- (Gildawie) Munson from 4-7pm at wife Monica, along with their children out his life. He was a talented bassist, and their three daughters: Hailey, Matthew’s funeral Mass was held Madison, Caleb, Skylar, Mikaela, and and always enjoyed hockey, hunting, Kayla and Madison, all at home. In Saturday, May 31 in Saint Peter’s Summer all of Spring, TX; his daughter, and the outdoors. addition, he is survived by his moth- Church, School St., Northbridge. Amanda Marshall and her daughter er, Margaret Munson, of Franklin; his In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- Jaelynn of Uxbridge; and his daughter, There are no calling hours. Funeral father, Michael F. Munson of Woburn; tions may be made to the Munson Rachael Marshall-Valk, of Worcester; and burial arrangements are private. a half-sister, Samantha Munson, of Family Support Trust, c/o Middlesex his father, Edward Valk of Whitinsville; In lieu of flowers, memorial contri- Connecticut and his grandmother, Savings Bank, 81 Main St., Medway, his brother, Edward A. Valk and his butions may be made in his name to Gloria Munson, of Canandagua, New MA 02053. wife Brenda of Whitinsville; his broth- the Second Chance Animal Shelter, 111 York. Carr Funeral Home, 24 Hill St., er, Steven A. Valk and his wife Kathy Young Rd., PO Box 136, E. Brookfield, Matthew was born September 19, 1977 Whitinsville, directed the arrange- of Birdsboro, PA; and his sister, Lisa MA 01515; the Alano Houston Northwest in Boston. He grew up in Bellingham ments. Ohman and her longtime boyfriend Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 8320 and Franklin and was a graduate of Please visit http://www.carrfuner- Rick Clark of Whitinsville. Louetta Rd., Suite 192, Spring, TX Franklin High School, class of 1996. alhome to leave an online condolence. He was predeceased by his loving 77379 or to the International Bipolar He had worked for the Framingham mother, Elizabeth A. “Betty” (Wood) Foundation (IBPF) 8895 Town Centre Valk. Dr., Suite 105-360, San Diego, CA 92122. nesses, organizations, and vendors to Mr. Valk was born on January 16, Carr Funeral Home is assisting the Uxbridge reveals set up and showcase their products or 1956. family with arrangements. services to the community. Applications He graduated as a member of the To leave an online condolence, please Fourth of July plans are on-line at www.uxy4thofjuly.com . Northbridge High School class of 1974, visit http://www.carrfuneralhome. The Committee is still accepting raf- UXBRIDGE — The Uxbridge 4th of and recently began studying theology fle donations for the event. Volunteers com. July Celebration will be held on Friday, at the college level. are needed to help keep things running June 27, at the McCloskey Middle School smoothly. There will be a meeting for field on Capron Street from 4-9 p.m. volunteers on Monday, June 16, 6:30 Bring a chair or blanket and plan for p.m. at the McCloskey Middle School an evening of fun and entertainment. Field. To volunteer or donate to the raf- Gather with family, friends, and neigh- fle, email [email protected] POLICE LOGS bors to enjoy some great music, food, or call (508) 779-0437. games, raffles, and vendors. With deep appreciation, we wish to There will be fun for the whole family thank our sponsors for their support NORTHBRIDGE POLICE ARRESTS including a 40-foot inflatable obstacle and generous donations, making this course, dunk tank, and Velcro wall. community event a reality. Sponsors June 2 Food and refreshments will be pro- for this event are Lenze Americas, Michael S. Muto, 50, 65 Wallen Way, Northbridge. Operating after suspension vided by The Uxbridge First Holiday UniBank, The Haywagon Restaurant, after habitual traffic offender, 89/9, stop sign violation. Night Committee, Sara’s Sweets, and Southwick’s Zoo, the Uxbridge Grange, Summary: Party was arrested for driving with a revoked license following a Sweet Wise Ice Cream. The 4th of July Brentwood Landscape, Koopman motor vehicle stop for 89/9, stop sign violation. Committee will have cold beverages, Lumber, J.F. Cove Insurance, and Mr. June 4 cotton candy, popcorn, and pretzels. Michael Potaski. Robin Schreffler, 56, 13 Plantation St. Northbridge. Operating under influence of Christine Zarazinski, a professional The new Uxbridge 4th of July drugs. Face Painter will be on hand. Tim Snow Committee was formed earlier this year. Summary: Ofc. Derkosrofian, while on patrol, received notification that a vehicle will be with us to draw caricatures of Comprised of several small business was traveling on Plantation St. side swiping other cars. Ofc. Derkosrofian was able you and your family. Kizzy the Clown, owners and individuals, this grassroots to locate the vehicle and subsequently arrested Ms. Schreffle on the above charge. Terri Michaelson, will delight you with group shared a desire to bring back a balloon art, and may even surprise you 4th of July Celebration to Uxbridge. with a few magic tricks too! Although unable to reach their ambi- On the stage, our Master of tious goal to have a fireworks display UXBRIDGE POLICE ARRESTS Ceremonies, Graham Adam of Wise this year, they will continue to work to Guys Trivia will keep the audience May 31 “Bring Back the BOOM!” in 2015. entertained with his quick wit and triv- You can support the Uxbridge Robert M. Carter, 39, 203 Chestnut St. Uxbridge. Domestic assault and battery, ia questions. Headlining the evening domestic assault and battery on a child with injury. Fourth of July Celebration to “Bring will be “Angela West and Showdown” Back the BOOM!” with your donation Summary: Party taken into custody after officers responded to the scene of a featuring Uxbridge’s own John made payable to: “Uxbridge 4th of July domestic. Kloczkowski on percussion. The band Celebration”, c/o Aime Briggs, 502 West June 1 performs throughout New England Hartford Ave., Uxbridge, MA 01569. You Andrew P. Jordan, 22, 385 High St., Uxbridge. Domestic Assault, assault with a and is a regular the Sea Shell Stage at can also donate on-line at our website: dangerous weapon. Hampton Beach, NH during the sum- www.uxy4thofjuly.com. Follow all the Summary: Party taken into custody after officers were responded to a call for an mer months. latest news on Facebook at www.face- assault. Spaces are available for local busi- book.com/UxbridgeJuly4th. 10 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEARNING

Courtesy photos II veteran, Veterans Cyndi Tackett, Joseph was stationed Kmiotek and Ronald Bell sharing in England with their student groups. for 3 years, repairing and Courtesy photo rearming P-47 Local veterans honored Thunderbolt fighters. His SCHOLARS AND LEADERS by Northbridge High interview- UXBRIDGE — McCloskey Middle School eighth ers, Lindsay graders Meaghan Remillard and Evan Maietta were School students Ryan, Abbey recently acknowledged with the Eighth Grade Scholar- Crothers, NORTHBRIDGE — Leader Award recognition, which was sponsored by the and Megan Northbridge area veterans Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middle Level Educators LaChapelle, gathered at Northbridge High and the New England League of Middle Schools. Meaghan found out School to be honored by the ly close call. An enemy drove and Evan represented the following criteria — Having an that Mr. Kmiotek is the last Class of 2015. a truck rigged with explosives excellent attitude toward learning; Providing service to surviving brother of four; one For more than 10 years, the into the main gate, but the fuel classmates and the school; Acting as a positive role model of his brothers was killed in NHS Social Studies Department tanks didn’t explode. Jack said for peers; and Taking responsibility for their own behav- combat. Mr. Kmiotek figures and the junior class have put on it could have been a disaster. ior and learning. They are pictured with the teacher he must have been doing some- a Celebration of our Veterans Richard Grubb, a World War they chose to attend the ceremony with them last week. thing right to have lived so long. and Active Military Personnel. II Army veteran who served Standing, from left, are Ms. Sarah Rafferty, Meaghan John Monahan, a special edu- The ceremony began with in Germany and remained Remillard, Evan Maietta, and Mrs. Cindy Tanner. cation teacher at Northbridge Meagan Brouwer, Class of 2015 High School, served on active for six months following president, leading the audience duty in Germany for three years Germany’s surrender, was in the pledge of allegiance; and did another three years in interviewed by Matt Bombard, then, Jenna Hannon, Reagan the National Guard. His inter- Kevin Raymond, and Courtney Mahoney, and Derek Wielsma, viewers, Ben Haire, Ryan Rose, Goodwin. Courtney asked: members of the a Capella choir, Bradly Rockwell, Ray Campbell, “How would your life have been sang the National Anthem. and Shawna Mottram, learned different if you didn’t join?” Mr. Matthew Reilly, NHS English that he trained at Fort Dix on Grubb said that life in the mil- teacher and Vietnam veteran, “old school Jeeps, then on the itary “forces you to grow up reflected on the history and Humvees.” His recruiter sugar- fast.” meaning of Memorial Day, end- coated what his European tour We’re glad that he and his ing in a challenge for all to stop would be like, saying that he brethren did just that. and remember our fallen heroes would be “seeing Europe,” The NHS Social Studies at 3 p.m. on the 30th. The NHS which he now finds comical. Department wants to honor Concert Band played its ren- Instead, he was mostly on the veterans in attendance: dition of “Salute to Freedom,” base or living in tents some- Joseph Kmiotek, Richard and Melanie Dudka read her where in northern Germany. Grubb, Armand Poulin, original poem, “A Walk,” to Nonetheless, he learned use- Andy Williamson, Ryan complete the presentations. ful skills. Since Mr. Monahan White, Jack Delaney, Mike Lastly, Gwen Weissinger, Class drove trucks on base, Ray Veasey, Anderson Castro, of 2015 vice president, present- Campbell asked if he got his Edward Baldwin-VonBrunow, ed a class donation to Veteran’s commercial driver’s license. John Monahan, Darryl Gill, Inc. of Worcester, a local veter- The answer was yes, but he Tom Farley, Doug Hopkins, ans’ support organization. hadn’t renewed it. Matthew Reilly, Russell The key feature of this year’s The youngest veteran in Rixham, Stefano Ciro, Glynn program was the interviews. attendance, Jack Delaney, Gomelski, Greg Ostopowich, Courtesy photo Members of the junior class Air Force Crew Chief, was Mark Gaddis, Stephen French, sat down with the 40 veterans trained in Texas, stationed Josh Plante, Cyndi Tackett, in small groups for lunch fol- in New Mexico, and has been Sean Dorfman, Mike Majeau, WES HOSTS SPELLING BEE lowed by relaxed, roundtable deployed to Germany, Ireland, Robert Pelletier, Craig Scull, discussions. These were fruit- Qatar, Afghanistan, and oth- Annmarie Cleary, Michael UXBRIDGE — Fourteen fifth-grade students competed Forte, Todd Flanders, Francis in the annual Grade 5 Spelling Bee at Whitin Elementary ful exchanges that opened the ers. He told his interviewers, students’ eyes to what our vet- Nick Goldstein and Veronica Mongeau, Earl Wielsma, School. The 14 finalists were the top spellers in their David Ducey, Ronald Bell, Bob homerooms. Pictured, back row, from left, Devlin Maconi, erans go through to provide for Valk, that while he was in our defense. Ben Haire, one of Afghanistan, there were differ- Beaudoin, Rob King, Patrick Carlee Veinotte, Alyson Greene, Isaac Curley, Shaylin McGowan, Ken Trajanowski, Gonya, Benjamin Wojciechowski. Middle row, from left, the juniors who attended, felt ent alarms for different types of this lunch and interview for- attacks. They occasionally had Brian VandenAkker, Mike Gianna Bassignani, Molly Curley, Elizabeth Vecchione, Sabo, and Dave Timmons. The Kayla Brooks, Andrew Bates. Front row, form left, Nathalie mat was “definitely interesting, to run to bunkers for missile fun, and should be continued.” strikes. Once, there was a real- Northbridge High School com- Nowicki (1st place) Nicholas Fernandes (2nd place) Emerson munity offers its gratitude. Blake (3rd place). Joe Kmiotek, a World War Education Notebook

Jane C Mosczynski, of Illusion by mixing paints with Saint Anselm College Douglas; Master of Business Elon University WHITINSVILLE — Please Artist Theresa Monteith for Administration join the Whitinsville Social children ages 12 through 17, MANCHESTER, N.H. — Rose M. Burberry-Martin, of ELON, N.C. — Isaac J. Bates Library’s Kick Off to Summer will be held on Monday, June Mark W. Cronin, Interim Dean Uxbridge; Bachelor of Arts in has been named to the Dean’s Reading on Saturday, June 21, 23, at 6:30 p.m. Registration is of the College, announces the psychology List for the 2014 spring semes- from 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. required as seating is limited. following students that were ter at Elon University. Stop by to pick up your sum- For more information and named to the Dean’s List for the Nichols College The Dean’s List is composed mer reading logs, and summer programs for July and August, Spring 2014 semester at Saint of students with no grade below reading books. There will be a please stop by the library or Anselm College, Manchester, DUDLEY — Jessica a B-minus and a grade point Dads and Donuts program for visit the library’s website. The N.H. Anderson, of Douglas, and the average of at least 3.50 in a min- one adult and children ages 2 Whitinsville Social Library’s Nicholas Marino, of class of 2014 at Nichols College imum of 12 semester hours. -8 for donuts, story and craft. Summer Reading Program is Northbridge received the Comprehensive Bates is the son of Mr. James Magician Scott Jameson will sponsored by Unibank, West Cory Vescera, of Uxbridge Business Exam Awards at an Bates and Mrs. Kim Bates of perform at 11 a.m. for children End Creamery, Whitinsville Marc Tetreault, of Uxbridge Academic Awards ceremony East Douglas. ages 5 and up. There will be Social Library Corp., and this spring. a Recycling Craft contest for Northbridge Cultural Council. ages 8 and up. Winner will Clark University Whitinsville Social receive a movie gift card. Pizza Springfield College will be served while it lasts. Merrimack College WORCESTER — During Library There will be a weekly Art its 110th Commencement SPRINGFIELD — Springfield Camp with Erin Lewis on NORTH ANDOVER — exercises on May 18, Clark College Recognizes Dean’s List WHITINSVILLE — Tuesdays at 11 a.m. for ages Michael Magnanti of Uxbridge University awarded 544 bache- Students for the 2014 Spring Volunteers are needed to help 6 and up. Registration is earned a BS in Business lor’s degrees, 472 master’s, and Semester. adult learners improve their required. Patrons may sign up Administration at Merrimack 24 doctoral degrees. The fol- Nicholas Lovett, of Uxbridge English as part of the English for three classes. College recently. lowing local students received Mickayla Holt, of Uxbridge as a second language (ESL) Music & Movement for Tots degrees: Emily Ferraro, of Douglas and English language learn- with Miss Deb will be every ers (ELL) programs at the Wednesday at 10 a.m., and Whitinsville Social Library. Story and Craft time for ages Volunteers are asked to tutor 2 and up with Miss Marcia will Veterinary Services for one hour a week. If interest- be every Thursday at Including traditional & holistic care ed in becoming a one-on-one 10 a.m. Both programs tutor, call the library at 508- Located at our Wellness Center, are drop in. 234-2151. Art Class: Optical 372 N. Main St., N. Brookfield, MA Great pet care for your best friend! St. Joseph Basilica 41st Annual Polish Festival PACC GROUNDS, 37 Harris St., Webster, MA As part of Second Chance’s mission to prevent pain BLACKSTONE VALLEY Friday, June 13, 2014– 5 pm – 11:00 pm and suffering in pets in the community, Second Enjoy Seafood Specials- Polish and American Food TECH Chance also offers subsidized rates for veterinary Music & Dancing to Eddie Forman Orchestra (EFO) - 7 pm to 11 pm care to those that qualify to ensure that ALL pets Monday, June 16: Crispy mozzarel- Saturday, June 14, 2014 – 12 noon– 11:00 pm have access to routine veterinary care when needed. la sticks, marinara sauce, sweet corn, Talent Show by St. Joseph School – 1:30 pm whole wheat deli roll, margarine, choice “PIAST” - Polish American Folk Group – 6 pm Services include: of chilled fruit, fresh fruit in season, Music & Dancing to Rhythm – 7 pm to 11 pm • Routine Exams • Vaccines choice of ice cold milk. • Testing • Surgery Sunday, June 15, 2014 – 12 noon – 4 pm Tuesday, June 17: Hamburger on a • Spay/Neuter • Dentals Old-Fashioned Chicken Barbecue – 12 Noon – 1:30 pm fresh whole wheat deli roll, lettuce, Polka Music & Dancing to Dennis Polisky and The Maestro’s Men –12 Noon to 4 pm • Nail Trims • Flea Treatments tomato, pickle & onion, assorted condi- Raffles after 4 pm • Acupuncture • And More! ments, baked beans, choice of chilled available all weekend fruit, fresh fruit in season, choice of ice Polish and American Food - Country Store – Pastry - Craft cold milk, butterscotch pudding. Games of Chance - Raffles - Blackjack – Dice Wheel, Seven Over & Under For appt. call the shelter’s Wellness Center at 508-637-1333 Kids Games ,Amusement Rides Wednesday, June 18: Chef’s Choice Festival benefits St. Joseph School Thursday, June 19: Chef’s Choice or visit the website at: www.secondchanceanimals.org Friday, June 20: Chef’s Choice B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 13, 2014• 11 Chicago firefighters visit area during fundraising ride Blackstone’s RIDE continued from page A­­­ 1 Business Card home of the Chicago Cubs on Memorial Day, Monday, May 26, and made their way more than Column 1,000 miles over 12 days. They stopped along the way in New Buffalo, Mich., Coldwater, Mich., Niagara Falls, Auburn, N.Y., and Albany, NY, Springfield and Charlton, where local firefight- ers served up a spaghetti lunch before sending them on their way to Fenway. Their goal was to raise Hair • Makeup • Facials $100,000, with $25,000 going to Manicures & Pedicures Ignite the Spirit, which sup- Massage * Waxing & Packages ports Chicago Fire families in Gift Certificates Available need. The remainder would go A Charlton Fire engine leads escorts the cyclists to the station. to the Henry Schueler 41 & 9 (508) 278-0990 Foundation. 27 Mendon St., Uxbridge, MA “I’m happy to say we reached www.capronfalls.com that goal, because funds for research are so important,” said Schueler. Indeed, the 41 & 9 Foundation, named for Hank’s football and baseball numbers, is current- ly sponsoring cutting edge research at St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital and at the Children’s Hospital Colorado, and their efforts are making a difference in getting closer to a cure. “What Hank really wanted was to find out why this happened to him, so that it wouldn’t happen to other kids,” said Schueler. Hank was diagnosed with hypodiploid acute lymphoblas- tic leukemia and a secondary fungal infection known as zygo- mycosis in 2007 at the age of Sporting his Holy Cross gear, the alum and president of the 41 & 9 Foundation Jim Boyle poses for a photo with his wife Chris and daughter Tia, who flew out 13. During his 13-month battle, from Chicago to meet him at the end of his ride. members of the Chicago Fire Department, along with his 41 & 9 Foundation President, where they were met by the coaches, friends and neighbors, and one of Hank’s former coach- Boston Fire Chief, and celebrat- played an important role in es, Jim Boyle. A Holy Cross ed with friends and family who supporting the Schueler family, alumnus, he has his own ties had flown out from Chicago at forming a permanent bond that to Massachusetts and said he the Bleacher Bar. survived Hank’s death. was happy to return to the state, For more information about To help raise public aware- although the hills of western the 41 & 9 Foundation or the ness and money for the 41 & 9 Massachusetts proved quite the Ignite the Spirit Fund, or to Foundation’s mission, members challenge for the cyclists. make a donation to the cause, of Ignite the Spirit suggested a After resting and lunching visit henryschueler.org and fundraising bike ride. In the last with Charlton Fire Department ignitethespirit.org. Curtain Factory Outlet three years they’ve done three members, the cyclists hit the other successful bike rides, road for the last stretch of their Amanda Collins may be 8 Sutton Street together raising hundreds of journey Friday afternoon. They reached at (508) 909-4132 or by PO Box #88 thousands of dollars for pediat- headed down Route 20 through email at acollins@stonebridge- ric leukemia research. Oxford, Auburn, and Millbury, press.com. Northbridge, MA 01534 “This means a lot because and ended at the Green Monster, (508)234-2944 Hank was a baseball kid,” said curtainfactoryoutlet.com Mon.-Sat. 10AM-5PM Sun. Noon-5PM

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Holy Cross’s Sue Hunt is flanked by 41 & 9 Foundation Classic Charlton Fire Chief Charles E. Cloutier Jr. welcomes his President Jim Boyle and Hank’s father, Matt Schueler. fellow firefighters. The college presented the Foundation with a donation Barbershop on Friday. Classic Straight Razor Shaves 1279 Providence Rd., (Rt. 122) Whitinsville, MA Gun bill imposes ‘strict, confusing and Mon. 7am-3pm; Thurs.-Fri 7am-5pm; Sat 7am-3pm arbitrary regulations’ (774)287-7234 Wouldn’t it truly be a tragedy if someone chose 31 S. Main Street YOUR TURN not to pursue owning a firearm solely because the continued from page A­­­ 4 Commonwealth has become too hostile towards Uxbridge, MA 01569 such lawful ownership, and then fell victim to a selves, their families, and their homes with a home break-in or other violent crime that could 508.278.9700 firearm simply because they believe that it is not have easily have been prevented? [email protected] worth the trouble. Now, I ask you, how many peo- Overall, this package feels to me like the ple have, in some easily accessible place in their Commonwealth has again seized upon an oppor- home, a fire extinguisher? Of course, nearly every- tunity of tragedy, an opportunity that they are one does. And how many have ever used that fire willing to exploit to impose strict, confusing and extinguisher to put out a fire directly threatening Owner arbitrary regulations upon those who already their life, family, or property? I would guess that obey the law and who pose an immeasurably small Michele Provencal this number is very low. However, would any of us risk to the rest of society. get rid of such an indispensable tool in our home? If this bill comes to actualization, who’s to say Or limit and tax its usage? No, because it would be there will not be further restriction and regulation irresponsible and dangerous not to equip yourself in the future? When will these restrictions and for the worst-case scenario, although I pray that regulations become too oppressive, if not now? Contact Lisa today to be part you will never need to use it. If you believe in the right for self-preservation How is a firearm owned for self-defense in for not yourself, but your family and home, I urge a similar “worst-case scenario” any different? of this NEW Weekly Column. you to vote that this bill “ought not” pass. (509) 909-4063 12 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune Sports Northbridge goes Hawk hunting to win district championship RAMS continued from page A­­­ 1

“I had to step up, I’m a senior,” regarded Carroll of his performance. “This is the greatest thing ever, I’ve been waiting for this for three years and we finally got the job done.” The Rams got on top of the Hawks and pitcher Pat Cadden early with two runs in the bottom of the second inning. The big blow came off the bat of soph- omore Mike Quinn (2-for-2, two RBIs) out of the eight-spot in the order, who doubled home a pair of runs with two outs. Scoring on the play were Liam Cunningham and Carroll. Quinn added a second double later in the game, prompting Demagian to make special reference to the young- ster’s performance. “Mike Quinn got two big hits…and this is coming from a kid who didn’t hit much during the year, but he’s been incredible over the last few games. He’s a big-game player, and I love big-game players,” Demagian said with a mam- moth smile. Meanwhile, Carroll was cruising Cam Richards of Northbridge launches a triple to deep right field in the second inning of the Central Mass. Division 3 district championship along with little incident, the defense game. was making the plays behind him and the Hawks were getting frustrated. There was little they could do on this day; the Rams were the team to beat this time around despite not being a heavy favorite entering the tournament. “Last couple years we’ve been a real good team, expected to be here, expect- ed to win this, but couldn’t get the job done,” recalled Carroll of years past. “This year, we weren’t even supposed to be here, this was supposed to be a rebuilding year. And we came here and we got the job done.” Northbridge added a third run in the bottom of the fifth as catcher Christian Polymeros scored on what amounted to a double steal, making it 3-0 and all but sealing the deal. Carroll then retired the final eight Hudson batters of the game, culminat- ing with a line drive to center field for the final out of the district tournament. “The only better feeling I’ve had is when we won the state title back in 2010,” said Demagian in the midst of the celebration. “We beat three great teams to get here, we played great defense and got great pitching and we scored just enough. Sometimes you get the luck and it’s on your side, and we got the luck today.” With the win, Northbridge (16- 7) moves to the state semifinals on Tuesday, June 10 (after press time) to square off against Western Mass. cham- pion Monument Mountain (18-3). “We’ll just keep hitting like we have been and we’ll see what happens,” said Demagian of the upcoming game. “We just got to go play some baseball and do the same thing we’ve been doing Northbridge head coach John Demagian and Rob Fraser elevate to and we’ll get it,” added Quinn. Despite the glare, Mike Quinn of Northbridge chose a great time to share a chest-bump after the Rams dispatched Hudson, 3-0, for the “States is going to be tough, but we’ll have his big moment in the sun, as he stands at second after a two- Central Mass. Division 3 district championship Saturday, June 7 at run double. get the job done,” concluded Carroll. Tivnan Field.

Northbridge’s Brian Carroll started and finished the district final in impressive fashion, scat- tering four hits in a shutout. All-State track and field outdoor championships results

On June 7 at Bridgewater State University, many athletes from the Blackstone Valley competed in the All-State track and field outdoor championships. Whitinsville Christian’s Abby Epplett competed in three events, including a second place finish in the 400-meter hurdles following a time of 1:03.50. Epplett also took 12th place finishes in the 100-meter hurdles (15.91 seconds) and the long jump (16 feet, 3 inches). The Crusaders’ Jamison Koeman took seventh place in the two-mile with a time of 9:34.83. Douglas’ Justin Gualtieri placed ninth in the pentathlon, which included a victory in the 1500-meter run (4:41.24). Makenzie Cyr of Douglas was 10th in the two-mile (11:35.03), and Brandon Hoghaug of the Tigers finished 12th in the high jump after leaping 6 feet, 2 inches. Another Douglas athlete, Taryn Cordani, finished 16th in the one-mile (5:21.05), while Uxbridge’s Emily Roxo (100-meter hurdles, 16.41 seconds) and Douglas’ Dylan Menard (long jump, 18 feet, 6 1/2 inches) were 17th place finishers. Uxbridge’s Erik Silveira took 22nd place in the 110-meter hurdles following a time of 17.52 seconds. A pair of Whitinsville Christian relay teams, the 4x100-meters and 4x400-meters competed. The Crusaders’ 4x400 team was 19th with a time of 3:31.30, while the 4x100 Northbridge’s Liam Cunningham (18) and Brian Carroll celebrate scoring on Mike Quinn’s squad was 21st with a time of 44.70 seconds. The Douglas 4x800-meter relay team double in the bottom of the second inning versus Hudson. finished in 8:20.32, good for 20th place. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 13, 2014• 13 Sports How They Got There Quinn clutch as Rams win wild district semifinal over Assabet

Liam Cunningham of Northbridge — who at one point struck out eight straight Assabet bat- ters — tosses a pitch to the plate.

Northbridge’s Mike Quinn drives the ball in a game where he went 3-for-6 with four RBIs and also made two stints on the pitcher’s mound. The Rams prevailed over Assabet in 13 innings, 5-4.

Northbridge shortstop Tyler Galimi approaches the ball behind the second base bag.

Assabet’s Kevin Kirley is out at home as Northbridge catcher Christian Polymeros waits to tag him.

Cam Richards of Northbridge throws the ball over to first from his third base position.

BY NICK ETHIER Kirley then had relatively easy eighth, SPORTS STAFF WRITER ninth and 10th innings before the dra- WORCESTER — In what he called matics of the 11th ensued. “probably the craziest game I’ve been In the top of the 11th inning, a part of,” Northbridge High sopho- Cunningham (2-for-6) led off with a dou- more center fielder and pitcher Mike ble and Brian Carroll followed with a Quinn went 3-for-6 at the plate with four single. It was then Quinn’s turn, and RBIs and made two stints on the pitch- he delivered with a triple to deep right er’s mound in the Rams’ Central Mass. field, scoring both Cunningham and Division 3 district semifinal against Carroll, and, more importantly, giving Assabet Valley Tech on June 4 at the Rams a 4-2 lead. Worcester State University’s Rockwood With Quinn still on the mound hop- Field. ing to end the game, he walked one and When all was said and done, fifth hit two during a three-batter sequence, seeded Northbridge outlasted the top and Demagian went to Carroll to try ranked Aztecs, 5-4, in 13 innings. and preserve the lead. “What’s going through my mind?” “I was so upset, I thought it was Northbridge first baseman Brian Carroll applies the tag on a sliding Assabet player back at first base. asked Rams head coach John Demagian. over,” Quinn said. “I’ve never been so exhausted in my “I had to take him out and bring in life. It’s a brain tease. I had to think my senior captain to see if he could through every inning — bunt, run, who close the door,” Demagian said. to bring in, who to run for, it was one Carroll induced a sacrifice fly to score of those games where I extended every- one and move Northbridge an out away thing I had.” from winning a 4-3 ballgame, but Travis Assabet — who finished the year with Divoll followed with an RBI single, a record of 18-2 — struck first with sin- tying the contest. gle runs in the first and third innings off The Rams then threatened in the top Northbridge starter Liam Cunningham of the 12th but left two runners in scor- (seven innings, two runs — one earned ing position, and then Carroll did the — on seven hits with 11 strikeouts same by leaving Assabet runners on and two walks) before the Rams began second and third in the home half. their comeback. In the top of the fourth Finally, in the 13th inning, Bryan Bedigian (2-for-6) laced an RBI Northbridge found a way to win the double and Quinn followed with an RBI game. single, tying the game at 2-2. Bedigian led off reaching first base The game then turned into a pitcher’s on a catcher’s interference call, and Carroll sacrifice bunted pinch runner duel, as Cunningham struck out eight Nick Ethier photos straight Aztecs between the fourth, fifth Zach Valley into scoring position. The and sixth innings. Assabet starter Zach stage was then set for Quinn, and he Northbridge’s Koby Schofer lays down a bunt. May also went seven innings, and the delivered — again. Demagian then made the call to put young kids.” game headed to extra frames still tied Quinn singled to right, which scored Quinn back on the mound — he wanted Northbridge (15-7) will now face No. at 2-2. Valley and gave the Rams a 5-4 advan- to preserve Carroll’s arm for a potential 7 Hudson High (15-8) for the Division 4 Cunningham’s effort was done, tage. district final — and Quinn tossed a 1-2-3 district title. though, and on came the lefty Quinn. “We had some big hits today from bottom of the 13th to end the game that “I hope we can pull it out in seven “He threw 150 pitches, I had to get Mike Quinn — two big ones,” Demagian took just over four hours to complete. innings,” Quinn said. him out of there,” explained Demagian said. “The young guys, they keep fight- of Cunningham. “He kept saying, ‘I feel “I haven’t really had any big moments, ing,” Demagian said of his underclass- good,’ so I kept telling him to go back and I guess today was the day,” Quinn men-heavy squad. “Every day is amaz- out there one more time.” added. “It was the right day to choose ing to me. You don’t expect that from Quinn and Aztecs’ reliever Kevin it.” 14 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune Sports From one win to 12: Spartans’ softball reaches district semifinals

The Uxbridge High varsity softball team stands along the third base line during the playing of the national anthem.

Samantha Wise of Uxbridge stands in the batter’s box, waiting for a pitch to hit.

Uxbridge’s Missy Morton plays catch in the outfield in between innings.

Courtney Pepin of Uxbridge applies a tag on a sliding Assabet player. Jaycee Garrigan of Uxbridge swings away at a pitch against Assabet. Aimee Lamoureux photos Uxbridge’s Jaycee Garrigan follows through BY AIMEE LAMOUREUX The top seeded The 13th ranked Spartans found on her release of a pitch versus Assabet in SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Aztecs (20-3) took an early advantage, themselves in the same situation later a Central Mass. Division 3 district softball semifinal. WORCESTER — The Uxbridge High scoring one run in the bottom of the in the game, but this time facing run- varsity softball team found themselves first inning. Meanwhile, the first six ners on second and third. Freshman with a walk, but she was left stranded matched up against top seeded Assabet Uxbridge batters were shut out by pitcher Jaycee Garrigan struck out the to conclude the game. Valley Tech in a Central Mass. Division Assabet ace Madison Parameter. next two Aztecs batters, though, to get “I think they were nervous,” Caffrey 3 district semifinal game played at The Spartans’ defense turned a cru- out of the jam. said. “It’s hard to tell them to relax, it’s Worcester State University’s Rockwood cial double play in the bottom half of According to Caffrey, once Garrigan just another game. That first inning Field on Wednesday, June 4. the second. Third baseman Breanna started pitching to Samantha Wise she was a little rough, we got out of it letting Despite a 3-0 loss, Spartans’ head Bonollo made a heads up play after progressed. up only one run, and I think we played coach Julie Caffrey was pleased with catching a popup from the Aztecs’ lefty “She started the season well, and I well after. her team, who went 1-19 the previous slapper. She immediately looked to first put my senior captain at catcher and “We made a few errors, allowed extra season. and gunned the runner out, who was in that calmed her down a little more,” base runners, and the lack of timely “I’m incredibly proud of them,” she the process of diving back to the bag. Caffrey explained. “I think that really hitting,” added Caffrey of the factors said. “They came back with that men- The bottom of the third proved to be led her into being a leader as a pitcher.” leading to the loss. tality that we were going to win and a struggle for the Uxbridge defense. A Uxbridge did have a chance to score in Uxbridge finished the season we were going to make districts. And single and an infield error put Assabet the sixth inning when Olivia Preservati 12-11, and the team’s seniors includ- for us to make it to the semifinals after runners on second and third base with led off with a walk and advanced to sec- ed Courtney Pepin, Olivia Preservati, winning one single game last season is no outs. Parameter then roped a double ond on a Missy Morton bunt. But the Hollie Sokoloski, Abigail Sawyer, incredible, and I told them to leave here to drive in two of her teammates, mak- next two Spartans went down swinging. Samantha Wise and Gina Petrillo. with their heads held high.” ing it a 3-0 game. Again in the seventh, Wise led off

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Courtesy photo The Whitinsville Christian boys’ tennis team celebrates after defeating Bromfield, 3-2, for the Central Mass. Division 3 district championship on June 4 at Algonquin Regional High School. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 13, 2014 • 15 Local towns in coalition earn CIC grant for stormwater GRANT in 2013, Gaudette said. states on their website. GIS mapping, supplying Gaudette said the Gaudette said. “There continued from page A­­­ 1 The coalition will con- The MS4 is a system stormwater management administration of the are 30 towns in the coa- tinue to utilize the funds owned by a town that col- materials to towns as grant look to fund cre- lition. It’s probably pret- fill the gap in grant funds as they have in the past: lects rain run off includ- well as training to those ative projects in the ty rare to have such a was approved at the to prepare and coop- ing storm drains and involved. hopes that the towns large group cooperating Annual Town Meeting. erate with the United ditches, according to the With the decrease in involved will eventual- on this and we consider “[This] will save the States Environmental EPA’s website. funds over the years, both ly be able to sustain and ourselves successful.” town thousands of dol- Protection Agency By taking a proactive Gaudette and Craver say fund the projects them- For more information lars if we were to perform requirements. step in aligning them- that they feel it is like- selves. on the coalition, visit these services in-house,” “This forward-think- selves with the future ly the grant will not be He added that although their website at www. Craver wrote in a mem- ing approach helped requirements, towns in awarded to the coalition the grant may not be centralmastormwater. orandum to the Board of us to prepare for a the coalition will save next year. awarded next year, the org. Selectmen dated May 20. new Small MS4 Permit money on stormwater “My guess is this is coalition is still a very Since the coalition was from the USEPA for management in the long going to be the last year successful group. Chelsea Davis may be originally formed, they Massachusetts which run. of the Storm Water “I think we’ve been for- reached at (508) 909-4050, received $310,000 in grant will include new chal- The coalition will use Management Grant,” tunate enough to receive or by e-mail at cdavis@ funds in 2012 and $115,000 lenges,” the coalition these funds to continue Craver said. the grant for three years,” stonebridgepress.com. American Eagle bullion coins In 1986, America joined the inum coins i t 1986 to 2009, silver Eagle pro- Republic of South Africa and proved a “From duction varied from a high of a handful of other nations in challenge one 11.4 million in 1987 to a low of producing bullion coins for as plati- 3.6 million in 1986. collectors and investors. num, along For gold and platinum In the U.S., the program with nickel, Eagles, the 1/10 oz. gold had is called the Eagle bullion are two of a high mintage of 2.7 million program. The initial offering the hard- in 1999 to a low of 159,000 in of silver was in one ounce est metals 1988. For the 1/4 oz. gold the BU (uncirculated business to be minted. the gold Eagles. The platinum left-handed genius to another.” high was 727,000 in 1986 to a Eagles all have the same design strike) and Proof coins. Gold Treasures Problems arise Well, at least he got it half low of 36,000 in 1991. The half was produced in 1/10 ounce, with the life of … a head and shoulder view of right. A brilliant engraver. ounce gold’s high was 600,000 1/4 ounce, half ounce, and in Your the dies used the Statue of Liberty. The reverse of all of the in 1986 to a low of 24,000 in 1 ounce coins, again in BU to make these The reverse design of the sil- gold Eagles was designed by 1991. Finally, the 1 ounce gold and Proof. With the excep- Home coins, as they ver Eagle is a contemporary staff engraver Miley Busiek, eagle’s high was 1.5 million in tion of a few years, either tend to crack rendition of the heraldic eagle and depicts a male bald eagle, 1999 to a low of 144,000 in 2001. by John Mercanti. I had the when demand was low or the PAUL JOSEPH and ultimately with an olive branch in its tal- Platinum Eagle production Mint could not obtain suffi- fail. opportunity to meet, chat, and ons, just above its nest. The highs and lows are: 1/10 oz., cient blank planchets, all of Interestingly, get John’s autograph on his female eagle and an eaglet are 70,000 in 1997 to 14,000 in 2005; the coins have been minted in the obverse designs of the sil- exhibit table placard while both in the nest. The reverse for the 1/4 ounce coin it was each year. ver and gold Eagle coins aren’t at the PAN coin show in of the platinum eagles has 40,000 in 1998 and 12,000 in 2005; In 1997, the Mint added plati- modern. They mimic two of Pittsburgh last fall. We both intentionally had many differ- for the half ounce, 32,000 in 1999 num bullion coins in the same our most beautiful coins: the gave educational talks at the ent designs. The BU coins all to 9,000 in 2005, and for the one weights as the gold coins (1/10, Walking Liberty half dollar show and, following his presen- have the same design-a bald ounce coin, 133,000 in 1998 to 1/4, 1/2, and 1 ounce). In addi- design of Adolph Weinman tation, I was introduced to him. eagle soaring above the sun. 6,000 in 2005. tion, the Mint has produced (1916-1947) for the silver Eagles, We hit it off immediately as we However, the Proof reverses As you can imagine, val- and packaged 4-coin gold and and Augustus Saint-Gauden’s simultaneously made note that have had at least 10 different ues vary widely depending on 4-coin platinum sets. The plat- $20 gold piece (1907-1932) for we were both left-handed. His designs centered around two mintages. In our next column wit was apparent as he signed different themes: Vistas of we’ll talk about the current Liberty (1998-2002) and five market values for these coins different classic designs in BU and Proof condition. I’ve News Briefs (2003-2007). shown obverse pictures for Unlike most of our coins, the silver, gold, and platinum in cooperation with the USDA Forest Service and which have a numismat- eagles with this column. Moore leads Senate in banning syn- the National Association of State Foresters, and are administered by DCR’s Urban and Community ic value (the value to col- thetic marijuana Forestry Program. NSTAR co-sponsored Wednesday’s lectors), the Eagle bullion Contact us! Paul, CAI, event. series’ are heavily tied to GPPA: Grey Ghost Auctions BOSTON — On the second day of the budget The Massachusetts Department of Conservation the market value of the bul- & Appraisals, 508-943-6570, debate, the Massachusetts Senate adopted an amend- and Recreation (DCR), an agency of the Executive lion (precious metal within [email protected]; www. ment to the Fiscal Year 2015 Budget, filed by Sen. Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs, over- the coin). And yet, there are greyghostcorp.com; The author Michael O. Moore, Senate Vice Chair of the Joint sees 450,000 acres of parks and forests, beaches, bike some Eagle coins that have conducts certified coin and Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security, trails, watersheds, dams, and parkways. Led by a significant numismat- antique/collectible appraisals, to ban synthetic marijuana in the Commonwealth. Commissioner Jack Murray, the agency’s mission is ic value based on limited on site estate sales, auctions, “In 2012, President Obama signed into law the to protect, promote, and enhance our common wealth production numbers. From and cleanouts. Synthetic Drug Abuse Prevention Act, which banned of natural, cultural, and recreational resources. To certain synthetic drugs. These are not drugs being learn more about DCR, our facilities, and our pro- sold on the streets but rather on the shelves in local grams, please visitwww.mass.gov/dcr. Contact us at convenience stores. 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major roles with us … Lou as a corporator of the 1903 Society and corporate sponsorships of Mélange MRMC announces donation for Medical Center, and trustee on the Milford Regional and the Annual Golf Classic. Healthcare Foundation Board since 2008, and Janice Excellence is supporting a major capital initiative expansion project as a member of the Mélange Gala Committee since that will result in a new Emergency Department, its inception. We remain eternally thankful for their Intensive Care Unit and private patient rooms. The MILFORD — The Milford Regional Medical commitment, which extends far beyond campaign new two story structure will more than double the Center Foundation officially recognized last week gifts with their time, knowledge, skills and resourc- size of the current ED from 30 to 52 private treatment news of a $150,000 leadership gift from Louis and es.” rooms, increase the number of patient rooms in the Janice Guerriere and Guerriere & Halnon, Inc. to The Guerrieres also are members of the 1903 Society ICU from 10 to 16 expanding their size to accommodate Excellence…The Campaign for Milford Regional and are always there to help the Medical Center the latest technology, and add a 24-bed private room Medical Center. enhance its services. The couple has previously gift- unit with the intent to convert all hospital patient The gift is part of $17 million the capital campaign ed rooms in the Patient Care Center and the Cancer rooms to private. The Medical Center celebrated the has already raised towards a goal of $25 million. Center at Milford Regional during previous capital groundbreaking for this $54 million initiative on “We are so very grateful to Lou, Janice, and campaigns. March 28. Guerriere & Halnon, Inc. for their extraordinary Louis is the President of Guerriere & Halnon, Inc. Milford Regional Medical Center, Inc. is a compre- gesture of generosity toward our capital campaign,” Engineering and Land Surveying, a company he hensive healthcare system featuring affiliations with said John Burns, chairman of Excellence as well as founded 40 years ago with offices in Milford, Franklin Boston Children’s Hospital, UMass Memorial Health the Board of Trustees of Milford Regional. “Like so and Whitinsville. The company has worked with Care and the Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women’s many of our closest friends, the Guerriere family has Milford Regional on many expansion projects since Cancer Center. The 145-bed, nonprofit, acute-care been invested in the growth of our Medical Center its inception, and MRMC has benefitted from the com- facility serves a region of 20-plus towns. and the health of the community for years. Both were pany’s tireless support through its membership in the born right here at Milford Regional and have played THE JOYS OF GARDENING THE 3,333RD SENIOR

Courtesy photo Master Gardner Maria taught the program.

DOUGLAS — The Douglas Senior Center recently hosted a wake up your garden and a make your own dish garden program, to celebrate spring. Courtesy photo

DOUGLAS — Douglas Senior Center recently held a contest to celebrate the 3,333rd senior who came to the center this year. On June 5, the winner was announced as Martha Cupka. She is a very young 98. She was delighted to win! From left, Administrative Assistant Sandy Hansen, COA members Janet Ouillette and Martha Allan, Acting Director/Outreach Coordinator Patrice Rousseau and COA Vice Chairman Christine Furno. Seated, Martha Cupka with her award, which included a gift card to Walmart for $100, cour- tesy of a generous anonymous donation, and a $25 gift card to the Grille on Main courtesy of Webster Credit Union.

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NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING CHARLTON – 15 Lindsey Ln! 2,914’ WEBSTER - 64 Old Douglas Rd! WEBSTER – 65 Bigelow Rd! WEBSTER – 890 School St! 6 Rm Cape! DUDLEY – 150 Southbridge Rd! 8 DUDLEY – 1 Perryville Rd! 8 Room DUDLEY – 2 Britlee’s Way! Brand DUDLEY – 10 Lynn Lane! Custom 9 Rm Colonial w/Everything Custom Split Entry Cape! Over 1 1600’ 7 Rm Cape! Applianced Eat-in Country Kit w/Ceramic Tile Center Isl! Rm Cape! 2nd Flr 3 Rm In-Law Apart! Colonial! Many Recent Updates! Living New 8 Rm 2,500’ Colonial on 7 Acres! 7 Rm Split Entry! Lower Level Kit! You’d Expect! 2 Story Marble Grand Acre of Privacy! 6 Rms! Cathedral Country Kit w/Breakfast Bar! Liv Rm Glass Door Pantry! Slider to Trex Deck! Private 1.85 Acres! 1st Flr - Applianced Rm w/Laminate Flr! Large Open Kitchen! Applianced Granite Kit! Gas Frplcd Fam Rm/Din Area! All Hardwoods on Entry! 9’ Ceilings! Granite Kit! Tray Ceilings! 3 Bdrms! Master Suite w/Hrdwds! 1st Flr Bdrm! 3 Bdrms Formal Din Rm & Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! 3 Eat-in Kit, Frplc Liv Rm, 2 Bdrms, Tile 4 Comfortable Bedrooms! Master Bath Great Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling! Formal Main Level! Open Floor Plan! Front Ceiling Din Rm! Frplcd Fam Rm w/ w/Bath! 2 Full Baths! Detached 2 Total! 1st Flr Laundry! Natural Bdrms! Master w/Hrdwds! Full Bath w/ Bath, 11X16 Yr Rd Sitting Rm! Handicap w/Double Sinks, Whirlpool Tub, Separate Din & Liv Rms w/Crowns & Chair Rails! to Back Liv Rm w/slider to Deck! 3 Cathedrals! Office! 4 Bdrms! Master Car Garage w/500sq.ft. Loft - Woods! Hrdwds 1st Flr! Remodeled Dble Sinks, Linen Closet & Skylight! 1.5 Ramp! 3/5 Bdrm Home! 2 Car Garage! Shower & Tile Floor! First Floor Office 4 Bdrms! Master Suite! 2.5 Baths! Tile, Bedrooms! Full Tile Bath! Suite! 2.5 Baths! A/C! 3 Car Garage! “Man Town”! Bath! 2 Garages, 3 Cars! 22’ Office Baths! Walkout Lower Level w/Laundry! Walk-out Basement! Don’t Delay! or 5th Bedroom! 1/2 Acre Yard for the Hrdwds & Wall to Wall! C/Air! LP Gas 2 Car Garage! 1/3 Acre! Huge IG Pool! 1 Acre! $424,900.00 $239,900.00 wA/C! $199,900.00 Minutes to Rt. 395! $224,900.00 $219,900.00 kids! Garage $199,000.00 Heat! 2 Car Garage! $399,900.00 $169,900.00 SIMILARSIMILAR NEWNEW CONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION

ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ON DEPOSIT WEBSTER – 11 Shawn Lane! WOW CHARLTON – Lot 13 Hannah’s Way! DUDLEY – 3 Jonathan Pass! 8 Rm THOMPSON - QUADDICK DEEDED THOMPSON – 79 Sunset Hill Rd! DOUGLAS - 46 Hemlock St! DUDLEY – 2 Dudley Oxford Rd! WEBSTER LAKE Across From w/Views a 60’ 6 Rm Ranch set on .89 Acre New Construction! 2,760’! 9 Rms! Colonial! Family Neighborhood! 1+ Acre ACCESS Across the Street! 37 Breaults Thompson Hill Near! 7 Rm Cape on 3.1 Gentleman’s Farm! 2.44 Acres! New HUGE 9 Rm Colonial! 2 Story Grand of & Access To! 103 Lakeside Ave! 6 Rm Appl. Granite Kit w/Beamed Ceiling! Entry! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Lot! Applianced Kit w/Island! Liv Rm Granite Kit! 3/4 Bdrms! Master Suite! Pro Landscaped Lot w/Irrigation! Open Landing! Swim, Fish, Canoe, Kayak, Beautiful Acres! Remodeled Applianced Ranch! Tile Kit! Frplcd Liv Rm! Cathedrals! Flr Plan! Eat-in Appliance Kit w/Center Isl! Etc! 4 Plus Rm Expandable Cape! Yr Kitchen! Dining Rm w/Tile Flr! Huge Din Rm w/Built-ins! Liv Rm! Fam Rm Applianced Kit w/Ceramic Tile! 4Bdrms! 3 Bdrms 2 w/Walk In Closets! Spa Like w/Cathedrals! Din Rm! 3 Spacious 2.5 Baths! 20x20 Fam Rm! Hardwoods! Bdrms w/Walk-ins! Master Bath w/ Formal Din Rm & Frplc Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Rd Living or Ideal 2nd Home! 12x38 Living Rm w/Frplc & Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms w/Sliders to Flower Gardens! 5 Master Bdrm w/Walk-in Closet & Bathrm w/Marble Shower! 2 Baths! 2 Car 2x6 Construction! Central Air! Trex Great Rm w/Surround Sound! Master Deck! Appliance Eat-in Kit! 2 Bdrms! - 2 on First Flr w/Hrdwds! Second Flr 2 Bdrms! 2 Baths! 2 Stall Horse Barn Master Bath! 2.5 Baths Total! Walk-out Garage! Corner Lot! Wrap Around Deck! Sep Tub & Shower! 2 Full Baths! Finished Lower Level! 1/2Acre Corner 1st Flr Laundry! Huge Basement! Decking! 2 Car Gagage! 1+ Acre! Suite! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Game Rm! Full Basement! Recent Furnace! Rm Master Suite w/Bath! 2 Full Baths! w/Attached Workshop/Tack Rm! 3 Swimming, Boating & Fishing Within 100 Garages W/Loft! $324,900.00 Lot! Gas Heat! $279,900.00 Feet! $199,900.00 $234,900.00 $389,900.00 2 Car Garage! $324,900.00 $174,900.00 Breezeway to Garage! $229,900.00

NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT OXFORD – 34 Wheelock St! THOMPSON – 1496 Riverside Dr! OXFORD – 93 Charlton Street! WEBSTER – 1 Dominique Dr! WEBSTER – New England WEBSTER – 8 Pinehurst Dr! 5+ DUDLEY – 309 Dresser Hill WEBSTER – 6 LeBouef Lane! Young 7 Rm Colonial! 1.9 Acres! 28’ Commons! 55+! 6 B Deerfield Rm Ranch! Eat-in Applianced Country Rd! Huge 12 Rm Cape! Spacious Spacious 6 Rm Ranch! Great View Conveniently Located 2 Family Cape! 8 Rm Custom Ranch w/Brady Sun Brand New! 6 Rm Split! Huge 7/3 Rooms! 4/1 Bedrooms! Applianced! Farmers Porch! New Carpet & Paint Rm & Attached 2 Car Garage! 27.5x52’! Cabinet Packed Tile Dr.W! 5 Rms! Applianced Granite Kitchen! Brick Fireplace Living Rm! Throughout! 20’ Formal Dining Rm! of Webster Lake! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Throughout! Tile Kit w/Breakfast Nook! Kit w/Tile Flr! Liv Rm & Din Area w/ Den plus 2 Bdrms, or 3 Bdrms w/ 32’ Frplcd Living Rm w/Hrdwds! 1st Liv Rm w/Hrdwds, Bow Window & Separate Utilities! Oil Heat – Recent Applianced Kit! Hrdwds Throughout! Kitchen w/Dining Area! 3 Bdrms! Liv & Din Rms w/Hrdwd Flrs! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Master Suite & Bath! Hardwoods! 2 Bdrms! Master w/Tray Hardwood Floors! Full Tile Bath! or 2nd Flr Masters! 4/5 Bdrms! 3 Recessed Lighting! Fully Appliance Furnace! Great Yard - 27,007 SqFt Master Bath w/Dual Vanities & Jacuzzi 3 Bdrms! 3 Bathrms! 2 Frplcs! Lot! Detached 2 Car Garage! Town Finished Lower Level! C/Air! 1.09 2x6 Construction! 2 Car Garage! Ceiling, Walk-in Closet & ? Bath! 1.5 Enclosed Porch! Lower Level w/ Baths! Finished Lower Level! Garage! Kit! Din Rm & Fam Rm! 1st Flr Tub! 2.5 Tiled Baths! 23’ Fam Rm! C/Air! Baths! A/C! Full Basement! Garage! Laundry! Carport for 2 Cars! 1/2 Acre Water! Recent Title V Septic System! Acres! Paver Patio! Shed! Central Air! Deck! Town Services! Stone Fireplace! Attached Garage! In-Ground Pool! $20K Flooring 2 Car Garage! AGPool! $5,000 Towards $244,900.00 $139,900.00 Allowance! $299,900.00 Lot! $189,900.00 Cosmetics Needed! $149,900.00 Closing! $269,900.00 $289,900.00 $239,900.00

ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING WEBSTER LAKE – 701 Treasure DUDLEY – 5 Maple Dr! 6 Rm 52’ WEBSTER – 6 McGovern! Hospital WEBSTER – 27 Cushing Rd! NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING Island! Townhouse End Unit! One California Brick Ranch! 25’ Frplcd Liv Near! Ideal 5 Rm Ranch! Remodeled Kit - Conveniently Located 8 Rm Colonial! Owner! 6Rms, 2 Bdrms, Master Bath, Rm! Spacious Din Rm! Cozy Kit! 3 Bdrms Cabinets, Granite, Hrdwds & Appliances! SS Appliance Kit w/Island! Gas WEBSTER LAKE – 29 South Point Rd! Panoramic Views of Middle Pond WEBSTER LAKE – 56 Laurelwood Dr! Middle Pond – Reid Smith Cove! 2.5 Baths Total! Applianced! Din Rm w/Hrdwds! 2 Masters, 1 Master w/Bthrm Din Area w/Cabinetry, Granite & Hrdwds! Frplc Fam Rm w/Ceiling Fan, Slider & South Pond! 188’ Waterfront with a 15,594’ Lot! All Day Sun! Sunrises Western Exp – Beautiful Sunsets! 12 Rms/3,517’ Custom Built 2011! SS w/Sliders to Deck! Frplcd Fam Rm & Walk-in Closet! 2 Bathrooms! Beautiful Liv Rm w/Hrdwds & Frplc w/Gas Insert! to Deck! Din & Liv Rms w/Crown & Sunsets from the Shores of this Point Lot! 9 Room Colonial Ready for Applianced Granite Kit! Exquisite Formal Din Rm! Lake Facing Frplcd Liv Rm! w/Sliders to Patio! C/Air! Garage w/ 3 Season Rm! Roof 2006! Furnace & Fam Rm! Master w/Walk-in Closet! Both Moldings & Hrdwds! 4 Bdrms! Crown Moldings! Cherry Hrdwds! 3/5 Bdrms! 3.5 Granite Baths! Lake Facing Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Tile Bath! Furnace, Your Personal Tastes to Update this Charming Landmark! 2 Complete Storage! 2 BOAT SLIPS! Hot Water 2012! Recent Windows! Master w/Walk-in Closet, Full Bath! Living Levels Ideal for In-Laws or Extended Family! 2 Kitchens! 3 Bdrms! Master Suite! 4 Rm In-Law w/Granite Kit! Gas Heat! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! Heated Pool! Sandy Beach! Carport! 1 Car Garage Under Possible! Windows, Gutters, Siding, Shutters 2012! 2.5 Baths Total! 2 Car Garage! Garages! 1/2 Acre! $759,900.00 $269,900.00 $169,900.00 $259,900.00 $269,900.00 2 Baths! 2 Fireplaces! New Buderus Furnace! $524,900.00

NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ON DEPOSIT SOLDSOLD ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD WEBSTER LAKE - 406 Treasure 4 S. Point WEBSTER LAKE – 7 Point WEBSTER LAKE – 63 Point Pleasant WEBSTER LAKE - Killdeer Island! WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE – 20 Union Pt! WEBSTER LAKE - 263 Thompson Rd! Panoramic View of Middle Pond! Island Townhouse! End Unit! 6 Rd! Expansive Views of South Pond! Snug Harbor Villas! 3,269’! Luxurious Beautiful Sunrises! Built as a 3 Family for 3 Family Members! Used as a Pleasant Ave! Middle Pond! Rd! Middle Pond! Huge Lake Views! 67 South Shore Rd! 5 Rm Summer Ideal Second Home! Year Round 5 Room Cottage! Comfortable Cozy Liv Rm Rms! 2 Bdrms! Master w/Hrdwds Southern Exp! Tons of Sun! 80’ Natural Waterfront Living! 8 Rms! 3/4 2nd Home w/2 Separate Yr Rd Rental Units! Lower Level is “Main Level”, Eastern Exposure! 48’ Waterfront! & Bath! 2.5 Baths! Stainless Kit w/ Spacious 7 Rm Home in Itself! Applianced Kit! Din Area & Liv Rm w/Lake 7,000’+- Lot! Small 4 Room Ranch! Open Floor Plan! Fireplaced w/Stone Fireplace Leading Out Waterfront! 13,983’ Lot! 6+ Rm Ranch Bdrms! 4.5 Baths! 3 Frplcs! Granite Living Room! Gleaming Hardwood Floors to the Enclosed Porch Ideal for Hrdwds! Din/Liv w/Hrdwds! Frplcd Kitchen! S/S Appliances! Master Views! Yr Rd Porch! 2 Bdrms! 1 Full + 2 Half Baths! Lake Facing Pub Style Summer Cottage! 2 Bedrooms! Fam Rm w/Tile Flr! CAir! Gas Heat! w/2 Living Levels! 14x18 Master w/ Fam Rm w/Wet Bar! 2nd Flr from the Lake is Set Up as 2 Apartments! 3+ Full Bath! Remodel It or Tear It Throughout! 2 Bedrooms! Custom Entertaining! Kitchen! 3 Bdrms! Panoramic Lake Views! Lake Facing Suite w/Private Balcony! Great Rm Dock Set Up! Ready For This Summer! Detached 2 Car Garage for Storage of Heated Garage! 2 SLIPS! Beach! Rms & 4+ Rms! 1/2 Bdrms! 1/1 Baths! w/Lake Facing Liv Rms & Bdrms! Down for the Land! Good Potential! Pool! Liv Rm w/Full Length Deck! Walk-out w/Cathedrals! C/Air! Garage! Dock! $199,900.00 $389,900.00 all the Lake Toys! $389,900.00 Off Set Costs! $579,900.00 $269,900.00 Lower Level! $399,900.00 $484,900.00

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Waterfront - 103 S Charlton Rd Charlton Summer SOLD NEW LISTING NEW LISTING! Townhouse unit #2, great location. Owner Cottage on South Charlton Reservoir! Take it down a NEW LISTING! Welcome home to this move-in place Estate Sale Opportunity: Grand old colonial. Beautiful custom has made it easy for you! Fresh paint! Gleaming hdwd in notch and come to the Lake for some R & R!! 75’ of Immaculate home with beautiful hardwood floors, all natural your furniture is open floor plan, 3 bedroom ranch! Large dining and living areas! This unit is move-in ready! Large waterfrontage! 3 bedrooms! Modern full Bath! Open woodwork. Loads of character. Gorgeous formal living/dining com- cabinet packed eat-in kitchen with recessed lighting, living room has picture window and front door access! Floor Plan to Kitchen, Dining, & Living Room with bination. Separated by natural wood archway. With outdoor access woodwork, very unique features, walk-up attic to provide hdwd floors throughout the 3 bdrms and living room, Fully applianced kitchen! Central air! Central vac! Washer exposed Cathedral Ceiling! This gem has been in the to wrap around porch. Grand custom wood staircase. 4 spacious 2nd extra living space/bedroom, on a quiet street, just minutes manicured yard, full walk-out basement with garage and dryer on first floor! 2nd floor has 2 large bdrms and family since 1963 ~ and now, Lucky You, it’s your turn to floor bedrooms. 2-car garage. Closest to exit 3 off Rte 39 from Exit 1, I-395. Bonus: Extra lot offers many opportuni- access, not a thing to do but move in. $219,900. roomy bathroom. $132,000. Treasure It! $229,000. New Price $115,900 ties. Don’t miss out on this opportunity! $164,500. WEBSTER - 7 HARRIS ST WEBSTER - 108 THOMPSON ROAD DUDLEY - 22 HALL ROAD WEBSTER ~ 8 MIKES WAY WEBSTER THOMPSON ROAD 2 Lots, Level and cleared! Lot B $40,000! SOLD NEW LISTING! Custom Built Executive Ranch!! Almost Lot C $45,000! First Time Offered! 2300 Sq Ft Georgian Colonial! 1700 sq. ft of living space. Open floor plan combines Charming hip roof colonial! Great Neighborhood setting - living & dining rooms along with a wall of custom Very close to Memorial Grand Entry Foyer! Beautiful Curved Open Staircase! 3+ acres Commercially Zoned! 340 feet Street yet tucked away for maximum privacy! Formal living & dining windows facing backyard pool area! Cozy Fireplace! 3 rms, plus a cozy fireplaced family rm - ALL w/beautiful hard- 4-5 Bedrooms! 2.5 Baths! Master Bath! Gas Heat! frontage on Thompson Rd., 450 feet on Tower St., 339 season room with slate floor. Oil heat. Central air. 3 wood floors! Lovely kitchen & informal dining w/ceramic floors Beach! Town Water & Sewer! Central Air! Bonus 25x37 Two Story Carriage House! feet on Paper Rd - Summit St. Included is a 2 family, bedrooms by design or 2 master rooms. 20X40 pool! & French doors to private rear deck! Large front to back master Don’t miss out! $174,000 Fieldstone constructed 2 car garage. B-4 Zoned. Irrigation system!! NEW PRICE $214,900 bedroom, 3 Brs total! 2 car garage! New Price $289,105

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ON DEPOSIT SOLD WATERFRONT!!! Come Take a Look at the Tranquil Views offered NEW LISTING! Garden Unit Condo, Unit# 1 on the by this Unique Property on Charlton Reservoir!! *~* 130 Feet of NEW LISTING! Come home to this Charming NEW LISTING! Townhouse Condo Unit# 2! One Level Ranch Home! Immaculate, Just move Shores of Webster Lake. One level living with Deeded Sandy Shoreline!! 4666+/- Sq Ft 4 Bedroom House! A “Magazine Worthy” NEW LISTING! Close to neighborhood beach and Desirable end unit with deeded boat slip! Private Boat Slip! Desirable end unit with side windows that Remodeled Kitchen!! Quality construction includes “Sapphire Blue” Granite right in! 2.83 Acres of Privacy! Lg Open Level side balcony! Spacious Master Suite with Skylighted Counters, “Biscotti” Craft-Maid Cabinets, a Stunning Cherry Island, Kitchen-Aide boat launch! Open concept living on First Floor! provides plenty of natural sunlite! Spacious lake Yard! 2x6 Construction! 6 Yr +/- young Architect Kitchen has newer appliances! Full Bath with jetted Bath! Large 2nd Bedroom and full bath! Security facing Master Bedroom with private bath! Lg. 2nd Appliances including a Double Wall Oven! Main Level has Open Concept with 2 System! $299,900. Lake Facing Sliders to Deck. Hard Wired Propane Generator, Pellet Stove! New Roof, 5 Yr +/- Young 2.5 Bay Open Post & Beam tub and separate shower! Finished Lower Level! bedroom & full bath. $249,900. Septic will be Installed by Sellers! New Price $389,900 Garage & much more! $199,900 Heat - Hot water baseboard - Oil! $134,900 4 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune A Place To Call Home… EMERSON REALTORS The Market Leader JUST LISTED OPEN HOUSE JUST LISTED NORTH OXFORD: OXFORD Outstanding 26 Clara Barton Ranch on Road nearly an OPEN HOUSE…22 Richmond Road, Putnam… THOMPSON-Sitting on a quiet dead end THOMPSON-Attention car lovers & hob- Now acre featur- Sat., June 14th….11:00 am – 1:00 pm… street, this updated Ranch as a great flat ½ byist, don’t miss this Cape/Split with 5 $253,900 PUTNAM-Well kept Raised Ranch offering 1,920sq ft. of ing a ton of living space. Upper level has open floor plan with LR, acre lot full of mature plantings and gardens. total garage stalls including a heated 3+ Bring Dad to see this mint split entry hardwoods Kitchen/dining with slider to a secluded deck, 3 bedrooms The home has a newer roof, siding and boiler car garage w/loft. The nearly new home ranch, 4 BR, 2.5 BA, and garage with and full bath. Finished lower level with its own heat and high quality finish. Super lower along with hardwood floors, renovated bath features new hardwood floors, eat-in kitch- work area. He’ll love the extra work zone includes 2 bedrooms, a full bath, den and summer and finished basement room. Two car garage, en, vaulted living room with woodstove, level offering a family room and kitchen for all those summer cookouts. Come take a area in the shed too. look! $193,500 Hosted by Dianne Barrett 860-933-2391 shed and patio. $159,900 finished lower level, first floor master suite den-bedroom. 1 Car garage. On cul- Directions: Rte. 44 to Sabin St., left on Underwood Rd., and 3 total baths. $279,900 Happy Father’s Day left on Richmond Rd., house on left. to your special Dad! de-sac. $264,000 Call Mary Ellen Cox Call Kevin Maher 508-735-7061 508-450-4219 or E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected]

BRIMFIELD: WEBSTER Motivated Seller Price has given this home a total Reduced! Great condo THOMPSON-A Must See! Lovely, 2,163 sq ft., 4 THOMPSON-Privately set, this charming colonial PUTNAM-Contentment & Security can be yours each facelift. Spacious bedroom, 3 full bath Cape with many upgrades has 3 bedrooms & possible 4th on 3rd level; 2 ½ time you arrive home to this custom Log Home. Watch 4 bedroom/2 full alternative. and features. Completely remodeled kitchen deer pass by from your front window, relax on your side baths; large 1st floor family room w/cathedral deck on a summer night listening to the bullfrogs in your bath Cape style Cute ranch with granite counters, family room, 3 season ceilings, balcony & palladium windows; formal room, mudroom, master suite with whirlpool own pond, or during cold winter nights, cuddle in front off the beaten path but minutes to major with sea- dining plus eat-in kitchen w/granite countertops; of the spectacular fieldstone fireplace. Sitting on over tub, sauna, greenhouse, above ground pool with custom bookshelved library with French doors; 2 acres and located in the lower tax district, this home highways.Fresh paint, NEW flooring, sonal views of lake. Updated and ready Trex deck, fruit trees, large garden, workshop, offers 3 BRs, an updated kitchen with granite counter- outbuilding and storage galore! Only a 20 minute master suite has his & hers walk-in closets. Very windows, SS appliances and water heat- to move into. 3 BR. FP living area. reasonably priced at $349,900 tops & SS appliances, and 2 bays of garage space. You ride to Worcester!! All this for $265,000 deserve this lifestyle! Offered at just $234,900 er. Nothing to do but move right in and Central air. Firepit in the yard. enjoy the summer in this gem. Priced to sell at $229,000. May qualify for no Call for a private showing... Don’t P.O. Box 83 447 Riverside Dr. Thompson CT money down financing. miss the little gem.... $179,000 Phone: (860) 923-3377 Fax: (860) 923-5740 Jeannine Silun Claire M. Earley Take a virtual visit: www.johnstonrealestate.net 508-579-0696 508-832-5324

SUTTON: Well NEW LISTING UNDER maintained 3 bed- in Worcester at room condo with 47 Ledgecrest AGREEMENT Drive. Single Family beautiful open lay attached colonial in out. Great loca- well kept condition tion in Sutton as offers two large bed- well as in com- rooms, 1.5 BA, and Open House Directory open LR/DR and • plex. Priced @ Deadline: Monday at 10am galley kitchen. Newer roof, replacement $254,000. Call Stratton now @ 843- windows, and laminate flooring in kitch- (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse 957-1629 for showing en. Interior paint and clean. $159,000 Call (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult Beth Johnson at 774-289-6437/more info (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community www.bethjohnsononline.com. Stratton Vitikos ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE R Call Beth Johnson 843-957-1629 [email protected] 774-289-6437 SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2014 WEBSTER Beautifully 411 High St Ext S 11-1 $155,000 Re/Max Advantage 1 UNDER updated 3 Diane 774-239-2937 bedroom 2 17 Cutler St C 10-12 $69,900 Re/Max Advantage 1 E AGREEMENT bath home in Jo-Ann Szymczak 774-230-5044 ideal com- muter loca- SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 2014 tion! Many DUDLEY updates including: Windows, Cambria Natural 55+ Community Stone Counters & cabinets, House stained 2013, Old Southbridge Rd S 11-1 $224,900 Re/Max Advantage 1 L Shaped in ground pool, 16 X 20 shed with Dave Vitkus 774-230-6550 A garage door entrance & storage loft, 5 person hot tub, Abundant storage through out! Quick 23 Ash Ln S 11-1 $294,900 Re/Max Advantage 1 closing available! Title V in hand Jo-Ann Szymczak 774-230-5044 3 & 4 unit buildings L wanted in Webster/Dudley Laura Poulin-Harkins 508-207-3802 www.emersonrealtors.net

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Brenda Ryan Jan Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Broker- DiGregorio Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- E Owner Hilli Doros Oakview “We are part of Make Southbridge Home” Estates 201 SOUTH STREET, 508-943-7669 • 508-949-3205 SOUTHBRIDGE, MA Maria Reed Diane Luong Bob Zannotti Dudley 508-765-9155 JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com 508-873-9254 774-239-2937 508-414-8101 55+ FAX: 508-765-2698 S Robin Debra Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Stan LICENSEDLICENSED IN IN MA MA & & CT CT Giguere Nordby- Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Misiaszek Jo-Ann Szymczak Call any agent listed Community Rivera CRS, GRI, SRES, ASP “Home “Home Ownership Ownership Matters” Matters” above for a showing Now offering rental services HISTORIC LOW INTEREST RATES Charlton:Impressive & Unique Southbridge:INEX- DUDLEY - WOW!! $294,900 SHEPHERD HEIGHTS WEBSTER - SHORT SALE OPPORTUNITY Country Estate! This sprawling PENSIVE 2 family with property consists of 2 buildings, River View! 4 room one an antique colonial broken into 2 bedroom units. * 2.5 baths T 2 apartments. One has 6 rooms 4 First floor unit has * 30’ living room bed 2 baths, other has 4 rooms 2 new kitchen floor and * cathedral bed. Both units have been updated loads of cabinets! New ceiling * garage and each has a magnificent stone carpeting installed in Open House OpenSun House 11-1 master Sun 11-1 * fenced yard fireplace. The other building has a single family house with a 3 car gar built in both apartments. Sep- bedroom * recent roof 2001. Soaring ceilings make this home open & airy! 5 room 2 bath with fully arate heating units. Full finished lower level-great for in-law set up. 2.3 acres. In ground pool. Truly a basement. Enclosed * HW floors * 30’ master BR family compound! Or live in one and collect rent on the other 2. $449,900. porches. Garage. Walk to town! $109,900 * 1st floor of dormitory cathedral A Southbridge:Extra Spe- Southbridge:Exquisite ceiling family room Victorian with gingerbread cial Two Family! Or BIG rm. trim. Loads of original Single Family! First floor features. Spacious 8 room owner’s unit has an im- 3 bedroom 1 ½ bath with pressive updated kitchen wonderful large enclosed (must see!)-loads of coun- porch overlooking unique ters and cabinets! 4 rooms 2 bedrooms. Big level 23 Ash Lane 411 High St Chinese Elm tree. Furnace T is updated. Driveway leads yard. 2nd apartment, nice to 3 story barn, 1st floor ga- 4 rooms 2 bedrooms-spa- rage, basement workshop, cious! This 2 family could and 3rd floor storage. $139,900. also be converted to single Buyers... Register for Information Coffee Hour family with 8 rooms 4 bedrooms 2 baths-great price of $179,900. Southbridge:Looking Southbridge: IMMACULATE Sponsored by J.C. Szymczak Educational Seminars for LAND! Beautiful lots HOME! TIP TOP Condition! on Eastford Rd just past 8 room 3 bedroom 1 ½ bath June 16, 2014 @ 6:30 - Learn about Financing VA, USDA, “0” Down Payments, E Cohasse Golf Course. home. Gleaming hardwood REDUCED floors! Beautiful tile floors & Level & wooded. Over tiled bathrooms! Remodeled 203k - and negotiations ½ acre! 125’ frontage. throughout! Bright updated Choose from 4 lots. Do kitchen with custom cabinets June 19, 2014 @ 6:30 - INVESTORS ONLY - you want to build your & breakfast bar. Front to back dream home? We have livingroom with fireplace. 1st floor sun filled familyroom with sliders builders! Call. $49,900!! to 900sf worry free deck! Central Air. Attached 2 car garage w/attic. Buying Foreclosures, Multi- Units, Cash Flow Properties Beautiful yard! $229,900. Location 21 Schofield Ave., Dudley MUST Pre-Register, call (508)949-3205 • Limited to 8 per class Cost: Donation of 3 Canned Goods for Webster-Dudley Food Share Eagle Drive, Dudley NEW CONSTRUCTION 2014 WEBSTER - NEAR STATE BOAT RAMP DUDLEY - $229,900 DUDLEY - $229,900 Oil heat, 9 rooms, gran- ite kitchen, 3/4 master $229,900 suite, 3 baths, 3+ bedrooms, 24x24 family room, hardwoods, ceramic * Town Services * 3 BR * Cathedraled living room tiles, 2x6 construction, central air, 2 car * 2-BR * Central air * 2 baths * HW * Family room * “0” Down Payment * Open floor plan garage, 1/2+ plus acre. $379,000. * Cathedrals * Family room * Fireplace * 6 rms 75 Lakeside Ave 18 Raymond St 43 Old Southbridge Rd. WATER ACCESS - $169,900 WEBSTER - CONDO OXFORD - NEW LISTING Eva/broker 774-280-1355 [email protected] Open House Sat. 10-12 $240,000

* Thompson, CT * 3 BR *3 Br * Cathedral FR * 3/4 acre lot * 2 BR * Garage * Applianced * 1.5 baths Kitchen * Cheaper than rent * Sunroom 144 Center St. 17 Cutler St. 1 Wayne Ave

WEBSTER - INGROUND POOL SELECT NEW CARPETING THROUGHOUT LET US * Seller says SELL NOW Do Your Home Work! * Great Location Near Webster Lake Looking to sell your home, * 3-4 BR, Family Room, 2 Baths let us do the work for you. Your ad will be seen in over 50,000 households throughout Southern MAKE AN OFFER NOW! Worcester County. 7 Lillian Ave., Webster B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 13, 2014 • 5

FRIENDS OF THE ASA WATERS TRIPS OFFERED The “Trips Offered” section is for non-prof- ning’s concert are available on request. MANSION RECEIVES DONATION it organizations and will run as space allows. With a limited number of seats please Anyone who wishes to take advantage of this reserve early calling 508-764-7909. space must submit a copy of their Not-for- July 27: “Sunday Afternoon at Profit Certificate to Ann Tremblay. Mail Tanglewood” for the 2:30 p.m. concert with your certificate and information to TRIPS reserved seating in the Koussevitsky Music OFFERED, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA Shed preceded by a noon luncheon at the 01550; fax to 508-764-8015 or e-mail to atrem- Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge. Rafael Fruhbeck [email protected]. de Burgos will lead the Boston Symphony Orchestra with music of Rachmaninoff and UNION SAINT JEAN-BAPTISTE Verdi featuring Gabriele Montero, pianist, SOUTHBRIDGE — Council No. 12, Union vocal soloists and the Tanglewood Festival Saint Jean-Baptiste, a non-profit fraternal, Chorus. John Oliver, conductor. Cost is offers the following trips. All trips are open $119 per person and includes transpor- to the public without restrictions. You tation, concert and an all-inclusive lun- do not have to be a member of USJB to cheon. A budget payment plan is available. attend a sponsored event. If you are inter- Departure is 8:45 a.m. from the RMV park- ested in any of the trips, please call for addi- ing lot at Depot Square, LaRochelle Way, tional information and for reservations. Southbridge. Reservation deadline is July Registration/payment forms are available 23. on request and are necessary for participa- August 23: “A Mystery Excursion.” A tion on the excursions. Gift certificates are day trip to a special place encompassing the also available. The recipient can apply the idea of a care-free life and leisure of a time gift certificate to any excursions of his/her gone by. The departure location, the time choice up to the face value of the certificate. and cost to be announced soon. Departure Call Ted Bartlett at 508-764-7909 for more will be from Southbridge. details of any of the trips. If no answer, September 7-8: A two-day excursion please leave a message on the answering with departure from Southbridge to North machine. The possibility of additional day Conway, N.H. where the enjoyment begins. trips may take place. Watch for these spe- Tour includes overnight accommodations cial announcements. at the North Conway Grand Hotel; 3 meals: Courtesy photo June 13: Evening at “The Very Best of 1 breakfast, 1 lunch and 1 dinner; a ride the Boston Pops” featuring music repre- on the Conway Scenic Railroad Luncheon senting the works of the finest composers Train; optional visit to Peddler’s Green SUTTON — Carol Vulter from the Friends of the Asa Waters Mansion and arrangers from every generation since Outlets, a 60 store mall near to the hotel; received a donation in the amount of $2,400. This was a portion of the pro- the orchestra’s founding in 1885 including Dinner at the hotel that evening; after ceeds from the MWC Wine Tasting that took place in March. The remainder Fiedler, Anderson, Bernstein, Gershwin, breakfast at the hotel and next morning is of the proceeds raised from the wine tasting together with another fundrais- Ellington, Copland as well as film music a visit to the Mount Washington’s Weather er, Pansies For Progress, which took place in April for Pancreatic Cancer classics by Williams. Keith Lockhart Discovery Center; lunch on your own and Alliance, raised $4,400. The MWC also donated $535 for Heifer International. will conduct the Boston Pops Orchestra browsing in the village of North Conway; From left, Carol Vulter, president of Friends of the Asa Waters Mansion, and for an evening of great music. The cost last is a visit to the Anheuser-Busch Carolyn Wellington, President of MWC. is $55 per person for the 8 p.m. concert Merrimack Brewery for a tour of this with reserved second balcony seating and state-of-the-art facility followed by a visit roundtrip motor-coach transportation from to the Clydesdale Hamlet and the famous Southbridge. Gift certificates for this eve- Budweiser Clydesdale. The tour ends with

Local Events, Arts, and HERE & THERE Entertainment Listings FRIDAY, JUNE 13 TUESDAY, JUNE 17 ONGOING Trivia Night and DJ Karaoke Z-dance party “Manner of the Sundog” SATURDAY, JUNE 28 Every Tuesday 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p..m. by Ted Cabana Live music with Cruising for Charity Live Country Music Muscle Max Gym Book signing Brian Malone Acoustic Car Show Every other Friday at 9 p.m. 109 Connecticut Mills Ave. 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. at Gold Eagle Wednesday nights at Klem’s Sherwood’s Restaurant & Bar Danielson, CT Richard Sugden Library 8 Tracy Rd., Dayville, CT Starts June 4th through Aug. 27th 35 Rte. 171, South Woodstock, CT $10 per person Community Room No cover 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA 860-963-1230 All fitness levels welcome 8 Pleasant St., Spencer, MA View the full schedule at Mix of Latin/international THURSDAY, JULY 3 www.klemsonline.com Live Entertainment Friday Night rhythms, top 40, line THURSDAY, JUNE 19 Red, White and Blue Hexmark Tavern at Salem Cross Inn dances and more! Girls’ Night at Barbeque featuring Free Yoga for Cancer 260 West Main St., West Brookfield, Bring water and towel Back & Body Chiropractic 3.2 road race, music with Survivors MA No outside shoes can be worn 6:00 p.m. -8:00 p.m. Great Garage Band Reunion Monday evenings 508-867-2345 Bring your dance shoes 24 Putnam Pike, Dayville, CT and Fireworks through June 23 www.salemcrossinn.com or just wear socks Do a Jazzercise class Owen Bell park, Dayville, CT Insightful Wellness For info Refreshments 174 Providence St., Every Thursday is [email protected] RSVP to 860-412-9016 FRI., SAT., SUN., Putnam, CT Chicken Night JULY 11,12, 13 860-942-4434 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. JUNE 13-15 Grill Days at DockDogs at Klem’s Family style baked chicken Free yoga for all men The Citizens National Bank Dock Jumping + Diving Roadhouse Blues Jam with fries, pasta & marinara sauce, for Father’s Day weekend Thompson, CT Canine Every Sunday, 3:00 – 7:00 p.m. salad and rolls Strong Body/Strong Mind 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Performance Sports Cady’s Tavern Adults: $11.75 Yoga Studio Get your free hot dog REGISTER NOW! 2168 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, RI Children under 10: $6.75 112 Main St., Putnam, CT and lemonade www.dockdogs.com 401-568-4102 American Legion Tuttle Post #279 860-634-0099 117 West Main St., Spencer, 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA FRIDAY, JUNE 20 MA Trivia N i ght 508-832-2701 SATURDAY, JUNE 14 Grill Days at Wednesdays Woodstock, CT The Citizens National Bank JULY 13-18 7:00 p.m. -9:30 p.m. Trivia Night Town-wide tag sale 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Lacrosse Camp Hillcrest Country Club at The Stomping Ground For more information Rt. 171, Woodstock, CT for boys ages 6-18 325 Pleasant St., Leicester, MA Every Wednesday, 6:00 p.m. call Shannon Reynolds Get your free hot dog at Hyde School 508-892-9822 132 Main St., Putnam, CT 860-315-5175 and lemonade Board for the week or 860-928-7900 day campers accepted Wise Guys Team Trivia Also, live music Klem’s 10th Annual SATURDAY, JUNE 21 www.hyde.edu/laxcamp Every Tuesday, 8:00 – 10:00 p.m. five nights a week Equine Say Health & Wellness Expo Cady’s Tavern (Wed.-Sun.) 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. SATURDAY, JULY 19 2168 Putnam Pike (Rt. 44) An event for horse enthusiast! Sponsored by Back & Body 9th Annual Summer Celebration Chepachet, RI Klem’s Farmers Market Rescue horses, food, Chiropractic at the Woodstock Fairgrounds 401-568-41 02 Starts June 4th through Oct. 25th raffles and fun! at Matulaitis Nursing Home Woodstock, CT Satrudays from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 Blessings Farm Drill Team 10 Thurber Rd., Putnam, CT 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Open Mic at Coriander Cafe p.m. will perform Sponsored by Northeast Free, bring your instrument Fruits, vegetables, baked goods, 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA NECT Health & Wellness Placement Services, Inc. Last Sunday of every month plants, specialty gifts and more! For more information contact Expo at Matulaitis Nursing Home A kid-friendly event 192 Eastford, Rd., Eastford, CT Contact [email protected] [email protected] 9:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. Vendors wanted! 860-315-7691 10 Thurber Rd., Putnam, CT Call to reserve your spot Sponsored by Back & Body Barbara Peckham Karaoke 860-412-9016 at 860-634-3113 Every Friday and Saturday or Bonny Woodward 8 p.m.-12 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY at 860-634-3114 In the Veterans Lounge JUNE 21 AND 22 Public invited Forever Outdoors Woman American Legion Tuttle Post #279 Event/Weekend 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA Harrisville, RI 508-832-2701 Includes classes, meals. equipment and overnight camping Karaoke and Dance Party Call now 561-503-0038 Every Thursday and Saturday LOCAL TRUSTED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Our readers trust our advertisers

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Eagle Gutters Licensed and Insured Roland Dubrule Auburn, MA Peter (860)923-0482 508-832-4446 774-708-0317 6 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 13, 2014 • 7 LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE The “Unit” known as Unit No.A, hav- numbered one hundred and forty-three privileges and subject to all the legally OF REAL ESTATE ing a post office address of 11 A Lake (143) on said plan, a distance of five outstanding reservations and restric- By virtue and in execution of the Street, in a condominium known as hundred twenty-six and 6/10 (526.6) tions, if any exist at this time. Being the Power of Sale contained in a certain Lake Street Condominium and estab- feet to a point at the southwesterly cor- same premises conveyed to the herein mortgage given by James Donnelly lished pursuant to Massachusetts Gen- ner of said lot numbered one hundred named mortgagor(s) by deed record- Jr. and Penelope Donnelly to Sov- eral Laws, Chapter 183A, as amended, and forty-three (143) on said plan; ed with Worcester District Registry of ereign Bank, dated September 19, by Master Deed filed as Document No. THENCE in a westerly direction by the Deeds herewith. Book 41602 Page 23 2003 and recorded with the Worcester 79733. southerly boundary lines of said lots Subject to and with the benefit of County (Worcester District) Registry Together with an undivided percentage numbered one hundred and forty-four easements, reservation, restrictions, of Deeds at Book 31741, Page 278, interest in the common areas and facil- (144) and one hundred and forty-five and taking of record, if any, insofar as of which mortgage the undersigned is ities of said Condominium and together (145) on said plan, a distance of one the same are now in force and applica- the present holder , for breach of the with the rights, if any, to exclusive use hundred and 21/100 (100.21) feet to a ble. conditions of said mortgage and for the of the common areas and facilities of point at the southeasterly corner of lot In the event of any typographical purpose of foreclosing, the same will said Condominium as more fully set numbered one hundred and forty-six error set forth herein in the legal de- be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 a.m. forth in the aforesaid Master Deed and (146) on said plan; scription of the premises, the descrip- on June 24, 2014, on the mortgaged the Unit Deed. THENCE in a northerly direction by the tion as set forth and contained in the premises located at 14 PULASKI ST, Together with the benefit of, and sub- easterly boundary line of said lot num- mortgage shall control by reference. UXBRIDGE, Worcester County, Mas- ject to, the easements, restrictions, bered one hundred and forty-six (146) This property has the address of sachusetts, all and singular the prem- conditions, rights and obligations set on said plan, a distance of five hundred 43 Sherry Street, Whitinsville (North- ises described in said mortgage, forth or referred to in said Master Deed, and thirty three (533) feet to a point on bridge), MA 01588 TO WIT: Unit Deed and provisions of the Trust, the southerly line of said Homeward Together with all the improve- The land in the Town of Uxbridge, its by-laws and Rules and Regulations, Avenue; ments now or hereafter erected on the Worcester County, Commonwealth recorded with said Registry of Deeds, THENCE in an easterly direction by the property and all easements, rights, ap- of Massachusetts, with the buildings as the same may from time to time be southerly line of said Homeward Ave- purtenances, rents, royalties, mineral, thereon on the southerly side of Pulas- amended by instruments of record. nue, a distance of one hundred (100) oil and gas rights and profits, water ki Street, bounded and described as The Unit is intended for residential pur- feet to the point of beginning. rights and stock and all fixtures now or follows: poses only. CONTAINING 52,980 square feet of hereafter a part of the property. All re- BEGINNING at an iron pipe on the Being the same premises conveyed land, more or less. placements and additions shall also be southerly line of said street at the to Brett J. Lisak and Jennifer E. Lisak The description of the property con- covered by this sale. northeast corner of the granted prem- by deed recorded with the Worces- tained in the mortgage shall control in Terms of Sale: Said premises ises at land now or formerly of Michael ter County Registry of Deeds in Book the event of a typographical error in will be sold subject to any and all unpaid Tarsa et ux; 29449, Page 208. this publication. taxes and assessments, tax sales, tax THENCE S. 83° W. by the southerly The premises are to be sold subject to For Mortgagor’s Title see deed dat- titles and other municipal liens and wa- line of said street 86 feet to the land of and with the benefit of all easements, ed June 29, 2004, and recorded in the ter or sewer liens and State or County John F. Bently, Jr., et ux; restrictions, building and zoning laws, Worcester County (Worcester District) transfer fees, if any there are, and TEN THENCE S. by land of said Bently, Jr., liens, attorneys fees and costs pursu- Registry of Deeds, in Book 34093, THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00) et ux, 131 feet to the land of the town ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, Page 7. in cashier’s or certified check will be of Uxbridge; tax titles, water bills, municipal liens TERMS OF SALE: Said premises required to be paid by the purchaser THENCE N. 83° E. by said land of the and assessments, rights of tenants will be sold and conveyed subject to at the time and place of the sale as a Town of Uxbridge, 86 feet to the land of and parties in possession. all liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, deposit and the balance in cashier’s or said Tarsa, et ux; TERMS OF SALE: tax titles, municipal liens and assess- certified check will be due in thirty (30) THENCE Northerly by said Tarsa land, A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOL- ments, if any, which take precedence days, at the offices of Doonan, Graves 131 feet to the point of beginning. LARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in over the said mortgage above de- & Longoria, LLC, 100 Cummings Cen- For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed the form of a certified check or bank scribed. ter, Suite 225D, Beverly, MA 01915, recorded with Worcester County treasurer’s check will be required to be FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dol- time being of the essence. (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds delivered at or before the time the bid lars of the purchase price must be paid The Mortgagee reserves the right in Book 29291, Page 35. is offered. The successful bidder will in cash, certified check, bank treasur- to postpone the sale to a later date by These premises will be sold and be required to execute a Foreclosure er’s or cashier’s check at the time and public proclamation at the time and conveyed subject to and with the ben- Sale Agreement immediately after the place of the sale by the purchaser. The date appointed for the sale and to fur- efit of all rights, rights of way, restric- close of the bidding. The balance of balance of the purchase price shall be ther postpone at any adjourned sale†- tions, easements, covenants, liens or the purchase price shall be paid with- paid in cash, certified check, bank trea- date by public proclamation at the time claims in the nature of liens, improve- in thirty (30) days from the sale date surer’s or cashier’s check within thirty and date appointed for the adjourned ments, public assessments, any and in the form of a certified check, bank (30) days after the date of sale. sale date. all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, treasurer’s check or other check satis- Other terms to be announced at the The premises is to be sold sub- water and sewer liens and any other factory to Mortgagee’s attorney. The sale. ject to and with the benefit of all ease- municipal assessments or liens or ex- Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP ments, restrictions, leases, tenancies, isting encumbrances of record which the sale, to reject any and all bids, to 1080 Main Street and rights of possession, building and are in force and are applicable, having continue the sale and to amend the Pawtucket, RI 02860 zoning laws, encumbrances, condo- priority over said mortgage, whether terms of the sale by written or oral an- Attorney for Metro Credit Union minium liens, if any and all other claim or not reference to such restrictions, nouncement made before or during f/k/a Metropolitan Credit Union in the nature of liens, if any there be. easements, improvements, liens or en- the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set Present Holder of the Mortgage In the event that the successful cumbrances is made in the deed. aside for any reason, the Purchaser at (401) 272-1400 bidder at the foreclosure sale shall de- TERMS OF SALE: the sale shall be entitled only to a re- May 30, 2014 fault in purchasing the within described A deposit of Five Thousand turn of the deposit paid. The purchaser June 6, 2014 property according to the terms of this ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank shall have no further recourse against June 13, 2014 Notice of Sale and/or the terms of the check will be required to be paid by the the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Memorandum of Sale executed at the purchaser at the time and place of sale. Mortgagee’s attorney. The description NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee re- The balance is to be paid by certified of the premises contained in said mort- OF REAL ESTATE serves the right to sell the property by or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, gage shall control in the event of an er- By virtue and in execution of the foreclosure deed to the second high- P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, ror in this publication. TIME WILL BE Power of Sale contained in a certain est bidder, providing that said second Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to OF THE ESSENCE. mortgage given by William Sher- highest bidder shall deposit with the P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Other terms if any, to be announced at man, Jeannine Sherman to Mortgage Mortgagee’s attorneys, DOONAN, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within the sale. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. GRAVES, & LONGORIA LLC, 100 thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Nationstar Mortgage LLC as nominee for Countrywide Home Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Bev- Deed will be provided to purchaser Present Holder of said Loans, Inc. dated August 3, 2007, re- erly, MA 01915, the amount of the for recording upon receipt in full of the Mortgage, corded with the Worcester County required deposit as set forth herein purchase price. The description of the By Its Attorneys, (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds within three (3) business days after premises contained in said mortgage ORLANS MORAN PLLC in Book 41602, Page 25; said mort- written notice of the default of the pre- shall control in the event of an error in P.O. Box 540540 gage was then assigned to Bank of vious highest bidder and title shall be this publication. Waltham, MA 02454 America, N.A., Successor by Merger to conveyed to the said second highest Other terms, if any, to be an- Phone: 781-790-7800 BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA bidder within thirty (30) days of said nounced at the sale. May 30, 2014 Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, written notice. SANTANDER BANK, N.A. June 6, 2014 LP by virtue of an assignment dated If the second highest bidder de- F/K/A SOVEREIGN BANK, June 13, 2014 January 10, 2012, and recorded in clines to purchase the within described N.A. F/K/A SOVEREIGN Book 48411, at Page 203, and further property, the Mortgagee reserves the BANK assigned to Nationstar Mortgage LLC right to purchase the within described Present holder of said NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE by virtue of an assignment dated June property at the amount bid by the sec- mortgage OF REAL ESTATE 5, 2013, and recorded in Book 51163, ond highest bidder. Premises: 57 Homeward Avenue, at Page 309, of which mortgage the The foreclosure deed and the By its Attorneys, Uxbridge, MA undersigned is the present holder for consideration paid by the success- HARMON LAW OFFICES, By virtue and in execution of the breach of conditions of said mortgage ful bidder shall be held in escrow by P.C. Power of Sale contained in a certain and for the purpose of foreclosing the DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA 150 California Street mortgage given by Chris J. Marolda same will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION LLC, (hereinafter called the “Escrow Newton, MA 02458 and Anne Marolda f/k/a Anne M. Wight at 10:00 AM on June 25, 2014, on the Agent”) until the deed shall be released (617) 558-0500 to Metropolitan Credit Union and now mortgaged premises. The entire mort- from escrow to the successful bidder at 201110-0058 - PRP held by Metro Credit Union f/k/a Met- gaged premises, all and singular, the the same time as the consideration is May 30, 2014 ropolitan Credit Union, said mort- premises as described in said mort- released to the Mortgagee, thirty (30) June 6, 2014 gage dated December 30, 2005, and gage: days after the date of sale, whereup- June 13, 2014 recorded with the Worcester County The land with the buildings there- on all obligations of the Escrow Agent (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds on, situated in Northbridge, in that shall be deemed to have been properly MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE in Book 38164, Page 85, for breach of portion thereof called Whitinsville, fulfilled and the Escrow Agent shall be OF REAL ESTATE the conditions in said mortgage and for Worcester County, Massachusetts, discharged. By virtue and in execution of the Pow- the purpose of foreclosing the same will on the westerly side of Sherry Street, Other terms to be announced at er of Sale contained in a certain Mort- be sold at Public Auction on June 25, bounded and described as follows: Be- the sale. Dated: May 7, 2014 gage given by Brett J. Lisak and Jen- 2014 at 1:00 PM Local Time upon the ginning at a point on the westerly line of Nationstar Mortgage LLC nifer E. Lisak to Mortgage Electronic premises, all and singular the premises Sherry Street, at the southeast corner By: Reneau J Longoria. Esq., Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee described in said mortgage, to wit: of the premises, which point is 199.2 DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. its A certain parcel of land, with build- feet north of a concrete bound located LLC successors and assigns, dated De- ing thereon and all the privileges and at the northeast corner of land former- 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D cember 23, 2006 and recorded with appurtenances thereto belonging, sit- ly of Whittlesey as measured along Beverly, MA 01915 978-921-2670 the Worcester County (Worcester Dis- uated on the southerly side of Home- the westerly line of said Sherry Street, 25509.69(Y) (JEANNINE) FEI # trict) Registry of Deeds at Book 40438, ward Avenue in Uxbridge, in said Thence westerly in a straight line by and 1078.00108 05/30/2014, 06/06/2014, Page 40, subsequently assigned to Worcester County, and consisting of now or formerly of Marion R. Sweet et 06/13/2014 Bank Of America, N.A. successor by lots numbered one hundred and for- als 100 feet to another point, Thence May 30, 2014 merger to BAC Home Loans Servic- ty-four (144) and one hundred and for- turning an interior angle of 90 degrees June 6, 2014 ing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans ty-five (145) as shown and designated and running northerly 100 feet by land June 13, 2014 Servicing LP by Mortgage Electron- on a plan of land entitled “Uxbridge now or formerly of Marion R. Sweet et ic Registration Systems, Inc., by as- Gardens, Uxbridge, MA, by F. T. West- als to a point located on the southerly signment recorded in said Registry of cott, Engineer: and recorded with the line of a proposed street; Thence turn- Deeds in Book 48553, Page 177, sub- Worcester District Registry of Deeds, ing an interior angle of 90 degrees and sequently assigned to Nationstar Mort- Plan Book 31, Plan 7, said parcel of running easterly along the southerly gage LLC by Bank of America, N.A. by land being more particularly bounded line of said proposed street 100 feet to assignment recorded in said Registry and described as follows: a point marking the corner of said pro- of Deeds in Book 50823, Page 102, of BEGINNING at a point on the southerly posed street and Sherry Street Thence which the Mortgage the undersigned line of said Homeward Avenue at the turning an interior angle of 90 degrees is the present holder, for breach of the northeasterly corner of the premises and running southerly along the west- conditions of said Mortgage and for the herein being described, said point of erly line of Sherry Street 100 feet to the purpose of foreclosing the same will be beginning being the northwesterly cor- point of beginning; the first mentioned sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on ner of lot numbered one hundred and line forming with the last mentioned June 20, 2014 at 11 A Lake Street, Ux- forty-three (143) on said plan; line of a corner with an interior angle of bridge, MA, all and singular the prem- THENCE in a southerly direction by 90 degrees. Containing 10,000 square ises described in said Mortgage, to wit: the westerly boundary line of said lot feet, more or less. Together with all the 8 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS Commonwealth of Massachusetts or before July 14, 2014 or you will be Assessed To ARSENAULT JAMES M The Trial Court forever barred from claiming that you & BRENDA L Assessed To BENJAMIN ROBERT R & Probate and Family Court are entitled to the benefits of said Act. A parcel of land with any buildings CELESTE A Worcester Division Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief thereon, approximately 3.4 Acres locat- A parcel of land with any buildings 225 Main Street Justice of this Court on May 30, 2014. ed and known as 92 ROCKMEADOW thereon, approximately 1.01 Acres Worcester, MA 01608 Attest: RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge located and known as 10 OLD MILL- (508) 831-2000 Deborah J. Patterson Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier VILLE RD shown on the Town of Ux- Docket No. WO14P1611EA Recorder 080464600000 and being part of the bridge Assessors Records as Parcel Estate of: Charles Leonard Olson 201212-0528-YEL premises recorded in book 14502 on Identifier 350229100000 and being Date of Death: 3/22/2014 June 13, 2014 page 322 in the Worcester Registry of part of the premises recorded in book NOTICE OF Deeds. 35509 on page 14 in the Worcester INFORMAL PROBATE The Commonwealth of 2014 Tax $911.60 Registry of Deeds. G.L. c. 190B, § 3-306 Massachusetts Supposed Present Owner BENJAMIN To all persons who have or may have Town of Uxbridge Assessed To AUDET JOHN W INC ROBERT R some interest in the above-captioned Nick Federico, Collector of Taxes A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $3,801.42 estate and, if interested, to the Office Office of the Collector of Taxes thereon, approximately 0.92 Acres lo- of the Attorney General and the De- Notice of Tax Taking cated and known as 265 N MAIN ST Assessed To BERNARD RACHEL C partment of Veterans Affairs, notice is To the owners of the hereinafter de- shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- A condominium located and known as hereby given on May 16, 2014 that the scribed land and to all others con- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier 16 MANOR HOUSE LN shown on the Petitioner Denise K Mayer of Hopkin- cerned 12C436600000 and being part of the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records ton MA intends to file with the above- You are hereby notified that on Monday premises recorded in book 46781 on as Parcel Identifier 29022340029C named Probate and Family Court, not the 30th day of June, 2014 , at 10:00 page 180 in the Worcester Registry of and being part of the premises record- sooner than seven (7) days after this A.M. at the Tax Collectors’s Office, 21 Deeds. ed in book 12962 on page 275 in the notice, a Petition for Informal Appoint- South Main Street , pursuant to the Supposed Present Owner C/O CA Worcester Registry of Deeds. ment of Personal Representative, to provisions of General Laws, Chapter CALDERON LANDSCAPING I Supposed Present Owner MURPHY serve without surety on the bond. 60, Section 53, and by virtue of the 2014 Tax $1,023.34 JEFFREY P & SARA The estate is being administered un- authority vested in me as Collector of 2014 Tax $787.07 der informal procedure by the Personal Taxes, it is my intention to take for the Assessed To AYLWARD SEAN P & Representative under the Massachu- Town of Uxbridge the following parcels HERON AMY JO Assessed to BERNON FAMILY REAL- setts Uniform Probate Code without of land for non-payment of the taxes A parcel of land with any buildings TY ASSOCIAT And BERNON FAMILY supervision by the Court. Inventory due thereon, with interest and all inci- thereon, approximately 0.23 Acres lo- OFFICE and accounts are not required to be dental expenses and costs to the date cated and known as 19 GERTRUDE A parcel of land with any buildings filed with the Court, but interested par- of taking, unless the same shall have ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 15 Acres lo- ties are entitled to notice regarding the been paid before that date. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier cated and known as 410 SUTTON ST administration from the Personal Rep- 190478900000 and being part of the shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- resentative and can petition the Court Assessed To 35 BUXTON STREET premises recorded in book 41679 on sessors Records as Parcel Identifier in any matter relating to the estate, REALTY LLC page 279 in the Worcester Registry of 040388300000 and being part of the including distribution of assets and A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. premises recorded in book 11750 on expenses of administration. Interest- thereon, approximately 5.99 Acres lo- 2014 Sewer Lien $320.32 page 364 in the Worcester Registry of ed parties are entitled to petition the cated and known as 35 BUXTON ST 2014 Tax $1,253.26 Deeds. Court to institute formal proceedings shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- 2014 Water Lien $240.67 2014 Tax $533.18 and to obtain orders terminating or re- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier stricting the powers of Personal Rep- 560222700000 and being part of the Assessed To BALL NICHOLAS M Assessed To BIANCO DAVID J & RE- resentatives appointed under informal premises recorded in book 49784 on A parcel of land with any buildings NEE D procedure. A copy of the Petition and page 62 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.5 Acres lo- A parcel of land with any buildings Will, if any, can be obtained from the Deeds. cated and known as 23 MARION ST thereon, approximately 0.31 Acres lo- Petitioner. 2014 Tax $38,320.88 shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- cated and known as 20 PINE GROVE June 13, 2014 sessors Records as Parcel Identifier CIR shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To ABATE STEPHEN S & 18B298900000 and being part of the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier (SEAL) DEBRA J premises recorded in book 23403 on 24C362500000 and being part of the COMMONWEALTH OF A condominium located and known as page 241 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 30601 on MASSACHUSETTS 59 HARVEST RD shown on the Town Deeds. page 393 in the Worcester Registry of LAND COURT of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Par- 2014 Tax $1,402.11 Deeds. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL cel Identifier 13006920033A and being 2014 Tax $453.15 COURT part of the premises recorded in book Assessed to BARROWS JANE J 2014 MISC 483440 12583 on page 340 in the Worcester TRUSTEE And JEZIORSKI FAMILY Assessed to BLACKSTONE CHICA- ORDER OF NOTICE Registry of Deeds. TRUST GO CORP TRUS And BLACKSTONE TO: 2014 Tax $2,603.09 A condominium located and known as CHICAGO GAYLE SECAIRA-RODRIGUEZ, 117 QUAKER HWY 44 shown on the REALTY TR and to all persons entitled to the benefit Assessed To ABONGWA CHRISTO- Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records A parcel of land with any buildings of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, PHER T & SINA as Parcel Identifier 300418300440 thereon, approximately 30.05 Acres 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: A condominium located and known as and being part of the premises record- located and known as 0 HOMEWARD Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc. 8 MANOR HOUSE LN shown on the ed in book 32933 on page 141 in the AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge claiming to have an interest in a mort- Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier gage covering real property in Upton, as Parcel Identifier 29022340023C Supposed Present Owner LOMBAR- 12B376800000 and being part of the numbered 5 MISCOE HILL ROAD, giv- and being part of the premises record- DO DONNA & JAMES JT premises recorded in book 14764 on en by: Brian P. Rodriguez & Gayle Se- ed in book 24456 on page 397 in the 2014 Tax $436.67 page 233 in the Worcester Registry of caira- Rodriguez to Genworth Finan- Worcester Registry of Deeds. Deeds. cial Home Equity Access, Inc., dated 2014 Sewer Lien $179.30 Assessed To BARTH DEBRA E & 2014 Tax $2,080.66 September 23, 2010, and recorded in 2014 Tax $796.71 JAMES JT the Worcester County (Worcester Dis- A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To BLACKSTONE RIVER trict) Registry of Deeds in Book 46380, Assessed to ADAMONIS JOHN thereon, approximately 0.17 Acres lo- REALTY CORP at Page 387, has/have filed with this TRUSTEE And ROBERT JOHN cated and known as 148 LINWOOD A parcel of land with any buildings court a complaint for determination of WISNIOWSKI TRUST ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 1.5 Acres lo- Defendant’s/Defendants’ Servicemem- A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier cated and known as 72 HOMEWARD bers status. If you now are, or recently thereon, approximately 0.37 Acres lo- 060437900000 and being part of the AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge have been, in the active military ser- cated and known as 42 WM WARD premises recorded in book 09294 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier vice of the United States of America, ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 357 in the Worcester Registry of 18A143500000 and being part of the then you may be entitled to the ben- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. premises recorded in book 16344 on efits of the Servicemembers Civil Re- 12A081400000 and being part of the Supposed Present Owner BARTH page 231 in the Worcester Registry of lief Act. If you object to a foreclosure premises recorded in book 45637 on DEBRA E Deeds. of the above-mentioned property on page 340 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Tax $2,451.77 2013 Tax $2,816.44 that basis, then you or your attorney Deeds. must file a written appearance and an- 2014 Tax $1,698.55 Assessed To BARTLETT DANIEL V Assessed To BOUFFARD CLAUDE D swer in this court at Three Pemberton A parcel of land with any buildings & LISE T/E Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or be- Assessed To ANDREWS RICHARD E thereon, approximately 1.27 Acres lo- A parcel of land with any buildings fore July 7, 2014 or you will be forever & JANET M cated and known as 19 WILSON DR thereon, approximately 0.46 Acres lo- barred from claiming that you are enti- A parcel of land with any buildings shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- cated and known as 293 MENDON ST tled to the benefits of said Act. thereon, approximately 1.01 Acres lo- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Witness, Judith C. Cutler, Chief cated and known as 21 CONESTOGA 190234400000 and being part of the sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Justice of said Court on May 20, 2014 DRIVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 30234 on 190322700000 and being part of the Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 340 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 11584 on Recorder 410069600000 and being part of the Deeds. page 088 in the Worcester Registry of June 14, 2014 premises recorded in book 37154 on 2014 Tax $16.83 Deeds. page 105 in the Worcester Registry of 2014Sewer Lien $535.62 (SEAL) Deeds. Assessed To BASS ROCKS REAL ES- 2014 Tax $4,107.66 THE COMMONWEALTH OF 2014 Tax $3,019.76 TATE LLC 2014 Water Lien $445.83 MASSACHUSETTS A parcel of land with any buildings LAND COURT Assessed to ANTONELLIS JOSEPH thereon, approximately 0 Acres locat- Assessed To BRACK KARL E & ERIC DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL M TRUSTEE And QUAKER ACQUISI- ed and known as 8 WILLIAMSBURG M JT COURT TION REALTY DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 MISC. 483912 TRU Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 3.31 Acres lo- ORDER OF NOTICE A parcel of land with any buildings 290224500080 and being part of the cated and known as 639 ALDRICH ST To: thereon, approximately 0.35 Acres lo- premises recorded in book 49369 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Karl W. Woodman cated and known as 2 IRONSTONE page 357 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier and to all persons entitled to the benefit ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. 480285300000 and being part of the of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2014 Tax $624.01 premises recorded in book 42821 on 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: 450308100000 and being part of the page 206 in the Worcester Registry of HSBC Bank USA, N.A. premises recorded in book 49202 on Assessed To BASSIGNANI DAVID J & Deeds. claiming to have an interest in a Mort- page 219 in the Worcester Registry of LISA M TE Supposed Present Owner C/O 639 gage covering real property in Whitins- Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings UXBRIDGE INVESTMENT LLC ville (Northbridge), numbered 17 Robin Supposed Present Owner IRON- thereon, approximately 0.44 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $3,675.71 Road, given by Karl W. Woodman and STONE PROPERTIES LLC cated and known as 13 FARNUM ST Lee R. Woodman to Mortgage Elec- 2014 Tax $916.30 shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed To BRADLEY SARAH tronic Registration Systems, Inc., dat- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings ed January 31, 2008, and recorded Assessed to ANTONELLIS JOSEPH 24A152700000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 0.13 Acres with the Worcester County (Worcester M TRUSTEE And QUAKER ACQUISI- premises recorded in book 21525 on located and known as 28 FAIR ST District) Registry of Deeds at Book TION REALTY page 037 in the Worcester Registry of shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- 42382, Page 131 has/have filed with TRU Deeds. sessors Records as Parcel Identifier this court a complaint for determination A parcel of land with any buildings Supposed Present Owner SKY- 190262400000 and being part of the of Defendant’s/Defendants’ Service- thereon, approximately 0.78 Acres lo- BRIDGE REALTY LLC premises recorded in book 48576 on members status. cated and known as 6 IRONSTONE 2014 Tax $1,795.51 page 254 in the Worcester Registry of If you now are, or recently have been, ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. in the active military service of the Unit- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To BEAHN DARCIE M 2014 Tax $264.79 ed States of America, then you may be 450309100000 and being part of the A condominium located and known as entitled to the benefits of the Service- premises recorded in book 48543 on 129 QUAKER HWY 12 shown on the Assessed To BRUNELLE ALAN H & members Civil Relief Act. If you object page 314 in the Worcester Registry of Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records ELAINE M to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned Deeds. as Parcel Identifier 350012500120 A parcel of land with any buildings property on that basis, then you or your Supposed Present Owner IRON- and being part of the premises record- thereon, approximately 1.03 Acres attorney must file a written appearance STONE PROPERTIES LLC ed in book 22136 on page 291 in the located and known as 690 QUAKER and answer in this court at Three Pem- 2014 Tax $1,332.00 Worcester Registry of Deeds. HWY shown on the Town of Uxbridge berton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on 2014 Tax $880.08 Turn To LEGALS page ­­­B9 B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 13, 2014 • 9 LEGALS LEGALS Deeds. continued from page B8­­­ Assessed To DESJARDINS LONNY & Assessed To FAIRHURST JOHN O IV Supposed Present Owner PRAYOSHA KIM A parcel of land with any buildings REALTY TRUST Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.87 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $157.22 450399500000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 0.6 Acres cated and known as 328 MILLVILLE premises recorded in book 14087 on located and known as 0 EAST ST RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To GRANT NANCY R page 125 in the Worcester Registry of shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. sessors Records as Parcel Identifier 300356800000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 6.47 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $3,465.91 410472700000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 27619 on cated and known as 401 DOUGLAS premises recorded in book 19231 on page ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To BURKE JOHN D & MAR- page 214 in the Worcester Registry of 90 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier ILYN J TE Deeds. 2014 Tax $1,989.23 230301700000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $41.54 2014Water Lien$34.85 premises recorded in book 08054 on thereon, approximately 0.82 Acres lo- page 180 in the Worcester Registry of cated and known as 246 N MAIN ST Assessed to DESRUISSEAUX BAR- Assessed To FEDERAL NATIONAL Deeds. shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- RY R TRUSTEE And 146A REALTY MORTGAGE AS 2014 Tax $3,692.22 sessors Records as Parcel Identifier TRUST A parcel of land with any buildings 18D041100000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.55 Acres lo- Assessed To GREHOSKI SCOTT F & premises recorded in book 06494 on thereon, approximately 1.02 Acres cated and known as 17 BEACON ST CHERYL ANN page 242 in the Worcester Registry of located and known as 454 QUAKER shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. HWY shown on the Town of Uxbridge sessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 3.14 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $2,210.09 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 190014100000 and being part of the cated and known as 119 ALDRICH ST 400367200000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 48793 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed To BYRON LINDA A premises recorded in book 41271 on page 371 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings page 13 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. 450172100000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 0.44 Acres lo- Deeds. Supposed Present Owner C/O premises recorded in book 15298 on cated and known as 172 HECLA ST 2014 Tax $15.75 DEANGELIS GARY page 108 in the Worcester Registry of shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- 2014 Tax $2,367.52 Deeds. sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To DEVLIN KAMI R 2014 Tax $155.79 250321700000 and being part of the A condominium located and known as Assessed To FERRELLI CARMEN premises recorded in book 47861 on 126 MENDON ST shown on the Town A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To HANSON KIMBERLY C page 245 in the Worcester Registry of of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Par- thereon, approximately 1.6 Acres locat- &ESTELLE B Deeds. cel Identifier 190352801260 and being ed and known as 26 OLD MILLVILLE A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $782.17 part of the premises recorded in book RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 0.16 Acres lo- 35027 on page 314 in the Worcester Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier cated and known as 26 RIVULET ST Assessed To CAIN PATRICIA F & BRI- Registry of Deeds. 350311700000 and being part of the shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- ERE CALEB J 2014 Tax $757.50 premises recorded in book 09350 on sessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings page 266 in the Worcester Registry of 12C434200000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 0.22 Acres lo- Assessed To DONAHUE THOMAS F & Deeds. premises recorded in book 20958 on cated and known as 25 PLEASANT KIMBERLY 2014 Tax $1,148.33 page 199 in the Worcester Registry of ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 1.45 Acres lo- Assessed To FINN CHARLES E & Supposed Present Owner HANSON 24A169700000 and being part of the cated and known as 50 ELMSHADE CHERYL M TE KIMBERLY & GLODE JR ROGER W premises recorded in book 46571 on DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Sewer Lien $56.51 page 63 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.35 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $519.47 Deeds. 300018600000 and being part of the cated and known as 21 PARK TERR 2014 Water Lien $49.31 2014 Tax $850.40 premises recorded in book 37474 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- page 337 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To HARPIN RICHARD A & Assessed to CALLEN DONALD P & Deeds. 24A167100000 and being part of the TINA L TE MARGARET M And JOSEPH JT Supposed Present Owner DONAHUE premises recorded in book 20391 on A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings THOMAS F page 210 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 1.02 Acres lo- thereon, approximately 0.26 Acres 2014 Tax $1,655.47 Deeds. cated and known as 248 GLENDALE located and known as 36 SMITH ST 2014 Sewer Lien $281.45 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed to DOWDEN RICHARD H & 2014 Tax $2,857.82 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier sessors Records as Parcel Identifier SUZANNE M And TE 2014 Water Lien $225.97 540261700000 and being part of the 18C362900000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 13968 on premises recorded in book 50141 on thereon, approximately 0.86 Acres Assessed To FINN CHERYL page 379 in the Worcester Registry of page 386 in the Worcester Registry of located and known as 545 QUAKER A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. Deeds. HWY shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 0.3 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $1,777.34 2014 Tax $1,360.27 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier cated and known as 16 PARK TERR 450128100000 and being part of the shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed To HEMMEN NANCY Assessed To CEDRONE RICHARD A premises recorded in book 20936 on sessors Records as Parcel Identifier A condominium located and known & DOREEN A page 294 in the Worcester Registry of 24A167500000 and being part of the as 121 CARRINGTON LANE shown A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. premises recorded in book 40242 on on the Town of Uxbridge Asses- thereon, approximately 0.5 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $3,287.17 page 27 in the Worcester Registry of sors Records as Parcel Identifier cated and known as 324 WILLIAMS Deeds. 12A068800130 and being part of the ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To DRICKEN ELIZABETH 2014 Tax $6.92 premises recorded in book 35625 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier ANN page 214 in the Worcester Registry of 100169100000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To FOLEY SHARON F Deeds. premises recorded in book 43497 on thereon, approximately 18.86 Acres A parcel of land with any buildings Supposed Present Owner C/O 121 page 41 in the Worcester Registry of located and known as 195 OLD MILL- thereon, approximately 0.17 Acres lo- CARRINGTON LANE LLC Deeds. VILLE RD shown on the Town of Ux- cated and known as 6 HEWETT ST 2014 Tax $1,946.24 2014 Tax $2,672.90 bridge Assessors Records as Parcel shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Identifier 400158600000 and being sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To HENDER THOMAS J & Assessed To CHACE RICHARD E III part of the premises recorded in book 18B379400000 and being part of the ROBERTS CHR A condominium located and known as 68/13 on page 571 in the Worcester premises recorded in book 18441 on A parcel of land with any buildings 153 S MAIN ST B shown on the Town Registry of Deeds. page 014 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.17 Acres lo- of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Par- 2014 Tax $879.54 Deeds. cated and known as 89 S MAIN ST cel Identifier 25034970000B and being 2014 Tax $172.19 shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- part of the premises recorded in book Assessed To DRISCOLL JOSEPH T sessors Records as Parcel Identifier 44840 on page 138 in the Worcester A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed to FOSS MARK TRUSTEE 250253500000 and being part of the Registry of Deeds. thereon, approximately 0.24 Acres lo- And UXBRIDGE WOODS REALTY premises recorded in book 41366 on 2014 Tax $666.79 cated and known as 123 N MAIN ST TRUST page 282 in the Worcester Registry of shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. Assessed To COMFORTI MICHAEL A sessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 1.3 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $22.22 A condominium located and known as 18B301400000 and being part of the cated and known as 57 POND ST 7 LOYALIST DR shown on the Town of premises recorded in book 38469 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed To HICKEY JOSEPH & Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel page 106 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier BETH TE Identifier 29022340023B and being Deeds. 280316300000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings part of the premises recorded in book 2014 Tax $561.40 premises recorded in book 42734 on thereon, approximately 0.38 Acres lo- 34850 on page 249 in the Worcester page 1 in the Worcester Registry of cated and known as 383 MENDON ST Registry of Deeds. Assessed to DUNLAP VIERIA MELA- Deeds. shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- 2014 Tax $118.39 NIE J & VIEIR And DAVID TE 2014 Tax $276.76 sessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings 200029300000 and being part of the Assessed To CONNOR CATHERINE thereon, approximately 3.51 Acres lo- Assessed to GANNON JEFFREY J & premises recorded in book 49482 on A condominium located and known as cated and known as 591 WEST ST PAMELA A And TE page 242 in the Worcester Registry of 11 HIGH ST shown on the Town of Ux- shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. bridge Assessors Records as Parcel sessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.71 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $1,703.22 Identifier 250174500070 and being 320488300000 and being part of the cated and known as 143 BROOKSIDE part of the premises recorded in book premises recorded in book 46832 on DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To HIRSCH EDWARD C 46318 on page 108 in the Worcester page 151 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A condominium located and known as Registry of Deeds. Deeds. 18D026700000 and being part of the 8 WASHINGTON CT shown on the 2014 Tax $659.60 2014 Tax $3,347.75 premises recorded in book 26210 on Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records page 326 in the Worcester Registry of as Parcel Identifier 17006510008W Assessed To DALFONSO HENRY A & Assessed To EVERETT PAUL D III & Deeds. and being part of the premises record- ELAINE A PARRETTI-E 2014 Sewer Lien $63.75 ed in book 34187 on page 60 in the A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $5,745.19 Worcester Registry of Deeds. thereon, approximately 0.92 Acres lo- thereon, approximately 3.39 Acres 2014 Water Lien $74.33 2014 Tax $2,379.99 cated and known as 346 MILLVILLE located and known as 77 CROWN- RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge SHIELD AVE shown on the Town of Assessed to GAZAILLE DENIS H Assessed to HITCHCOCK PRISCILLA Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel TRUSTEE And 79 WILLIAM WARD ST & BLAINE And CONSTANCE L JT 300441400000 and being part of the Identifier 290245100000 and being TRUST A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 05413 on part of the premises recorded in book A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.18 Acres lo- page 253 in the Worcester Registry of 42026 on page 186 in the Worcester thereon, approximately 0.62 Acres lo- cated and known as 36 SEAGRAVE Deeds. Registry of Deeds. cated and known as 79 WM WARD ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Supposed Present Owner C/O ARM- Supposed Present Owner C/O DAVIS ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier STRONG DAVID J & SALAZ EDWARD C Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 18B383900000 and being part of the 2014 Tax $1,017.05 2014 Tax $7,165.99 070417400000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 19573 on premises recorded in book 44620 on page 399 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed to DELOREY JOHL N & Assessed to FAFARD SHARON A & page 223 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. LAREAU KRISTE And C.O DELOREY YERKA MICHA And JOHN YERKA Deeds. 2013 Tax $3,729.75 JOHL N FAMILY TRUST 2014 Tax $4,111.13 A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To HOLLAND THOMAS L & thereon, approximately 1.25 Acres thereon, approximately 0.61 Acres lo- Assessed To GEARA REALTY INC LAUREL E located and known as 300 OAK ST cated and known as 128 HARTFORD A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- AVE WEST shown on the Town of Ux- thereon, approximately 0.31 Acres lo- thereon, approximately 0.25 Acres lo- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier bridge Assessors Records as Parcel cated and known as 300 N MAIN ST cated and known as 235 MENDON ST 130028600000 and being part of the Identifier 110396400000 and being shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- premises recorded in book 45056 on part of the premises recorded in book sessors Records as Parcel Identifier sessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 168 in the Worcester Registry of 32229 on page 313 in the Worcester 12C352700000 and being part of the 190383100000 and being part of the Deeds. Registry of Deeds. premises recorded in book 43375 on premises recorded in book 05023 on 2014 Tax $2,234.15 2014 Tax $3,500.08 page 177 in the Worcester Registry of Turn To LEGALS page ­­­B10 10 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS LEGALS thereon, approximately 59.65 Acres 2014 Tax $2,692.46 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier continued from page B9­­­ located and known as 0 S MAIN ST 140421500000 and being part of the shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed To MARTIN WILLIAM A & premises recorded in book 04460 on page 450 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier MARTIN MIC page 475 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. 250443400000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. 2014 Tax $1,526.77 premises recorded in book 14490 on thereon, approximately 0.21 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $6,885.92 page 163 in the Worcester Registry of cated and known as 10 PARKIS AVE Assessed To HOLLAND THOMAS L & Deeds. shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed To NUISSL KURT W & LAUREL J 2014 Tax $376.56 sessors Records as Parcel Identifier NUISSL GUNTHE A parcel of land with any buildings 12D032700000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.88 Acres lo- Assessed To LALIBERTE KRISTEN J premises recorded in book 38267 on thereon, approximately 2.01 Acres lo- cated and known as 241 MENDON ST A parcel of land with any buildings page 208 in the Worcester Registry of cated and known as 26 PROVIDENCE shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- thereon, approximately 0.11 Acres lo- Deeds. ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier cated and known as 10 MORRISON 2014 Tax $1,190.82 sessors Records as Parcel Identifier 190383300000 and being part of the ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 560066800000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 16240 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identi- Assessed To MCNAMARA PETER J premises recorded in book 15630 on page 070 in the Worcester Registry of fier 190261300000 and being part of A parcel of land with any buildings page 302 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. the premises recorded in book 32689 thereon, approximately 7.71 Acres lo- Deeds. 2014 Tax $747.21 on page 9 in the Worcester Registry of cated and known as 111 GRANITE ST 2014 Tax $879.98 Deeds. shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed To HOSFORD JC CON- 2014 Tax $1,145.44 sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To NYQUIST SHIRLEY E STRUCTION INC 12B403700000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed to LAWRENCE ROBERT W premises recorded in book 08081 on thereon, approximately 9.5 Acres lo- thereon, approximately 2 Acres locat- & And DONNA M JT page 309 in the Worcester Registry of cated and known as 99 GLENDALE ed and known as 35 OLD SHERMAN A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge FARM RD shown on the Town of Ux- thereon, approximately 0.27 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $4,730.82 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier bridge Assessors Records as Parcel cated and known as 39 CROSS ST 490345500000 and being part of the Identifier 520219500000 and being shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed to MCQUADE CHARLES F premises recorded in book 04456 on part of the premises recorded in book sessors Records as Parcel Identifier & SAWYER P And BENTLEY REALTY page 212 in the Worcester Registry of 39042 on page 324 in the Worcester 190274900000 and being part of the TRUST Deeds. Registry of Deeds. premises recorded in book 18988 on A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $587.79 2014 Tax $28.52 page 001 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.37 Acres lo- Deeds. cated and known as 146 HECLA ST Assessed To NYQUIST SHIRLEY E & Assessed To JACKMAN FUNERAL 2014 Tax $480.30 shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- NYQUIST H C SERVICE INC sessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To LINTHICUM DONNA M A 250238300000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 2.06 Acres lo- thereon, approximately 0.24 Acres lo- A parcel of land with any buildings there- premises recorded in book 09655 on cated and known as 60 GLENDALE cated and known as 35 SNOWLING on, approximately 0.86 Acres located page 218 in the Worcester Registry of ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge and known as 16 C ST shown on the Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records 2014 Tax $1,496.54 490275300000 and being part of the 18B382700000 and being part of the as Parcel Identifier 12C342800000 premises recorded in book 32685 on premises recorded in book 06378 on and being part of the premises record- Assessed to MIKULSKY BENJAMIN A page 387 in the Worcester Registry of page 005 in the Worcester Registry of ed in book 07172 on page 086 in the & DORIS C And HELSTROM TAMMY Deeds. Deeds. Worcester Registry of Deeds. EXECUTRIX Supposed Present Owner LAVALLEE 2014 Tax $2,662.57 2014 Tax $36.06 A parcel of land with any buildings LAURA L thereon, approximately 0.68 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $902.94 Assessed To JACKMAN FUNERAL Assessed To LITTLE JASON M cated and known as 93 GRANITE ST SERVICE INC A parcel of land with any buildings shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed To OBRIEN KEVIN E & A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.9 Acres lo- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier PAULA J TE thereon, approximately 0.29 Acres lo- cated and known as 123 WEST ST 130338100000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings cated and known as 36 SNOWLING shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- premises recorded in book 17813 on thereon, approximately 0.78 Acres lo- RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge sessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 061 in the Worcester Registry of cated and known as 59 WM WARD Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 220366700000 and being part of the Deeds. ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 18B381200000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 46566 on Supposed Present Owner C/O AUDET Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 06378 on page 209 in the Worcester Registry of HOMES 12A082300000 and being part of the page 005 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. 2014 Tax $2,419.46 premises recorded in book 19269 on Deeds. 2014 Tax $975.50 page 257 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Tax $322.26 Assessed To MONAHAN HELEN ES- Deeds. Assessed To LOGAN BRYAN V & AU- TATE OF 2014 Tax $930.80 Assessed To JOHNSON MICHAEL B DREY J TE A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 2.94 Acres lo- Assessed To OLIVER THEODORE B thereon, approximately 1.83 Acres lo- thereon, approximately 0.15 Acres lo- cated and known as 155 WEST HILL & NANCYLEE cated and known as 49 HOMEWARD cated and known as 384 N MAIN ST RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.29 Acres lo- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier sessors Records as Parcel Identifier 020146300000 and being part of the cated and known as 176 RIVULET ST 18A148400000 and being part of the 12D114100000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 03083 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- premises recorded in book 38596 on premises recorded in book 22572 on page 571 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 207 in the Worcester Registry of page 195 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. 110159900000 and being part of the Deeds. Deeds. Supposed Present Owner C/O NA- premises recorded in book 04216 on 2014 Tax $949.35 2014 Tax $1,913.26 TALIE R ANDREWS page 592 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Tax $501.35 Deeds. Assessed To KEEGAN EDWARD F Assessed To MACK ROGER P & NAN- 2014 Tax $15.49 A parcel of land with any buildings CI ELLEN JT Assessed To MOSCARITOLO thereon, approximately 5.5 Acres lo- A parcel of land with any buildings LEONARD P Assessed To OLSON TANYA M & cated and known as 955 ALDRICH ST thereon, approximately 0.2 Acres lo- A parcel of land with any buildings KING JONATHA shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- cated and known as 0 N MAIN ST thereon, approximately 0.4 Acres lo- A parcel of land with any buildings sessors Records as Parcel Identifier shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- cated and known as 1 CHARLES AVE thereon, approximately 0.8 Acres lo- 520213800000 and being part of the sessors Records as Parcel Identifier shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- cated and known as 127 HARTFORD premises recorded in book 27264 on 060424200000 and being part of the sessors Records as Parcel Identifier AVE WEST shown on the Town of Ux- page 336 in premises recorded in book 34056 on 190308100000 and being part of the bridge Assessors Records as Parcel the Worcester Registry of Deeds. page 63 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 24143 on Identifier 110392300000 and being 2014 Tax $1,087.15 Deeds. page 361 in the Worcester Registry of part of the premises recorded in book 2014 Tax $264.84 Deeds. 34696 on page 323 in the Worcester Assessed To KIEFFNER JAMES J & Supposed Present Owner C/O GOR- Registry of Deeds. BARBARA J T/ Assessed To MAHONEY EILEEN GONE MARGARET 2014 Tax $1,715.44 A parcel of land with any buildings A condominium located and known as 2014 Tax $27.70 thereon, approximately 1.02 Acres lo- 129 QUAKER HWY 11 shown on the Assessed To OTOOLE LAWRENCE M cated and known as 591 CHOCOLOG Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records Assessed To NADEAU DONNA M & & ANDREA Z RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge as Parcel Identifier 350012500110 GERALD P A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier and being part of the premises record- A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.34 Acres 430347700000 and being part of the ed in book 18882 on page 374 in the thereon, approximately 0.51 Acres lo- located and known as 292 BLACK- premises recorded in book 12401 on Worcester Registry of Deeds. cated and known as 471 DOUGLAS STONE ST shown on the Town of Ux- page 148 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Tax $880.08 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge bridge Assessors Records as Parcel Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Identifier 260427600000 and being 2014 Tax $15.54 Assessed To MARCHAND DONALD R 230364600000 and being part of the part of the premises recorded in book & CAROLE M premises recorded in book 04851 on 05066 on page 037 in the Worcester Assessed to KING JEFFREY & LINDA A parcel of land with any buildings page 211 in the Worcester Registry of Registry of Deeds. A TE And c/o GOMES TTK REAL ES- thereon, approximately 0.33 Acres lo- Deeds. Supposed Present Owner C/O TATE LLC cated and known as 57 LACKEY DAM 2014 Tax $1,149.08 OTOOLE LAWRENCE M LIFE TE A parcel of land with any buildings RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2014Water Lien$156.17 2014 Tax $686.42 thereon, approximately 10 Acres locat- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier ed and known as 140 KASEY COURT 090151900000 and being part of the Assessed To NELLIGAN SEAN P & Assessed To OTWOOD INVESTMENT shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- premises recorded in book 08979 on HANNAH M TE GROUP LLC sessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 236 in the Worcester Registry of A condominium located and known as A parcel of land with any buildings 480481300000 and being part of the Deeds. 1 ADAMS CT shown on the Town of thereon, approximately 10.09 Acres premises recorded in book 36116 on 2014 Tax $1,595.99 Uxbridge Assessors Records as Par- located and known as 189 MENDON page 305 in the Worcester Registry of cel Identifier 17006510001A and being ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Deeds. Assessed To MARINELLA J & F DE- part of the premises recorded in book sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Supposed Present Owner C/O MO- VELOPMENT C 34894 on page 187 in the Worcester 190375300000 and being part of the GAN JEFFREY P & KATHRYN R A parcel of land with any buildings Registry of Deeds. premises recorded in book 49230 on 2014 Tax $555.06 thereon, approximately 1.95 Acres 2014 Tax $500.08 page 240 in the Worcester Registry of located and known as 20 GLEN ST Deeds. Assessed To KOWALCZYK THOMAS shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessed To NEWELL JOY ANN Supposed Present Owner C/O VEC- P & KATHER sessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings CHIONE GARY A parcel of land with any buildings 360412700000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 1.45 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $1,906.18 thereon, approximately 4.69 Acres lo- premises recorded in book 44861 on cated and known as 395 MILLVILLE cated and known as 44 CARNEY ST page 376 in the Worcester Registry of RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings sessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2014 Tax $1,566.56 350121300000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 3.5 Acres lo- 24A143400000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 16491 on cated and known as 0 SOUTHWOODS premises recorded in book 16064 on Assessed To MARINO ROBERT page 033 in the Worcester Registry of DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- page 292 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. thereon, approximately 0.75 Acres Supposed Present Owner C/O 37030280000U and being part of the 2014 Sewer Lien $52.69 located and known as 48 HECLA ST PASICZNIAK WALTER premises recorded in book 00000 on 2014 Tax $2,934.05 shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- 2014 Tax $2,632.96 page 00 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Water Lien $251.70 sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. 190474200000 and being part of the Assessed To NORTH UXBRIDGE Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN Assessed to KURZON GEORGE TR premises recorded in book 33620 on ITALIAN AMERIC HALL UXBRIDGE RE And KURZON JOEL page 182 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $84.82 TRUSTEE Deeds. thereon, approximately 9.6 Acres lo- BLACKSTO Supposed Present Owner cated and known as 424 MENDON A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings CAFARELLA JOHN & ALLISON R ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Turn To LEGALS page ­­­B11 B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 13, 2014 • 11 LEGALS LEGALS 2014 Tax $683.75 Assessed to QUINTILIANI ANNE LIFE 2014 Tax $133.47 continued from page B10­­­ TENANT And QUINTILIANI HELEN Assessed to OWNER UNKNOWN And GAYE REM Assessed To ROSENHAHN GARY A & thereon, approximately 5.25 Acres lo- N/F GREENO RAYMOND P & B LILLI A parcel of land with any buildings SUSAN E TE cated and known as 0 QUAKER HWY A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.2 Acres lo- A parcel of land with any buildings shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- thereon, approximately 0.17 Acres cated and known as 388 MILLVILLE thereon, approximately 0.96 Acres sessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 0 OAK ST RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge located and known as 149 HIGH ST 56020810000U and being part of the shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- premises recorded in book 00000 on sessors Records as Parcel Identifier 350045500000 and being part of the sessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 000 in the Worcester Registry of 19034170000U and being part of the premises recorded in book 50023 on 24B298400000 and being part of the Deeds. premises recorded in book 2822 on page 89 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 15406 on Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN page 467 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. page 056 in the Worcester Registry of HALL Deeds. 2014 Tax $9.66 Deeds. 2014 Tax $363.51 2014 Tax $238.88 2014 Tax $786.94 Assessed To RACICOT KEVIN L & Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN Assessed to PALLADINO RYAN ANN MARIE Assessed to ROSOL ANNA Z LIFE A parcel of land with any buildings P & ANA M 1/2 TE And & MONKS A parcel of land with any buildings ESTATE And ROSOL-DONOGHUE thereon, approximately 3.01 Acres CHARLES K & NANCY thereon, approximately 14.66 Acres JO-ANN T REM located and known as 0 HAZEL ST A 1 located and known as 465 MENDON A parcel of land with any buildings shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- A parcel of land with any buildings ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- thereon, approximately 0.34 Acres lo- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.74 Acres lo- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier cated and known as 383 MILLVILLE 17028360000U and being part of the cated and known as 400 N MAIN ST 140358700000 and being part of the RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book on page in shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- premises recorded in book 15207 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier the Worcester Registry of Deeds. sessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 367 in the Worcester Registry of 350044800000 and being part of the Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN 12D029900000 and being part of the Deeds. premises recorded in book 25237 on HALL premises recorded in book 28729 on 2014 Tax $2,421.67 page 217 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Tax $72.70 page 243 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. Deeds. Assessed To RANDALL FRED S & 2014 Tax $2,521.59 Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN 2014 Tax $1,772.57 LORRAINE A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To ROTHROCK AMY L thereon, approximately 9.2 Acres lo- Assessed To PALLADINO RYAN P & thereon, approximately 0.62 Acres A parcel of land with any buildings cated and known as 0 N MAIN ST ANA M TE located and known as 490 BLACK- thereon, approximately 1.15 Acres lo- shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- A parcel of land with any buildings STONE ST shown on the Town of Ux- cated and known as 7 HIGHLAND PK sessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.08 Acres lo- bridge Assessors Records as Parcel shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- 12D10170000U and being part of the cated and known as 29 DOUGLAS ST Identifier 360014300000 and being sessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book on page in shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- part of the premises recorded in book 060432900000 and being part of the the Worcester Registry of Deeds. sessors Records as Parcel Identifier 04667 on page 383 in the Worcester premises recorded in book 40102 on Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN 24A072300000 and being part of the Registry of Deeds. page 363 in the Worcester Registry of HALL premises recorded in book 19255 on 2014 Tax $3,674.91 Deeds. 2014 Tax $223.30 page 328 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Tax $978.79 Deeds. Assessed to REICHERT JUNE LES- Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN 2014 Tax $798.67 LIE TRUSTEE And REICHERT NOM- Assessed To SALVAS RALPH F A parcel of land with any buildings INEE TRUST ESTATE OF thereon, approximately 22 Acres lo- Assessed To PATNODE THOMAS G & A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings cated and known as 0 HATHAWAY JANET R thereon, approximately 0.5 Acres lo- thereon, approximately 2.65 Acres lo- LANE shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings cated and known as 432 N MAIN ST cated and known as 730 HARTFORD Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 2 Acres lo- shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- AVE WEST shown on the Town of Ux- 47023830000U and being part of the cated and known as 266 WEST ST sessors Records as Parcel Identifier bridge Assessors Records as Parcel premises recorded in book on page in shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- 060428600000 and being part of the Identifier 210165400000 and being the Worcester Registry of Deeds. sessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 16110 on part of the premises recorded in book Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN 270232500000 and being part of the page 128 in the Worcester Registry of 16217 on page 020 in the Worcester HALL premises recorded in book 12566 on Deeds. Registry of Deeds. 2014 Tax $533.15 page 247 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Tax $19.11 2014 Tax $321.97 Deeds. Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN 2014 Tax $1,540.90 Assessed To RICHARDSON ELIAS III Assessed To SAMPSON COLLEEN & PATRICIA A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed to PECKHAM ROBERT K A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 3.11 Acres lo- thereon, approximately 2.3 Acres lo- TRUSTEE And RKP REALTY TRUST thereon, approximately 12.64 Acres lo- cated and known as 218 S MAIN ST cated and known as 304 ALBEE RD A parcel of land with any buildings cated and known as 168 SOUTH ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- thereon, approximately 0.24 Acres lo- shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier sessors Records as Parcel Identifier cated and known as 105 DOUGLAS sessors Records as Parcel Identifier 300112300000 and being part of the 46007840000U and being part of the ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 550158900000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 27613 on premises recorded in book 12507 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 11926 on page 345 in the Worcester Registry of page 294 in the Worcester Registry of 18B452500000 and being part of the page 144 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. Deeds. premises recorded in book 08576 on Deeds. 2014 Sewer Lien $2.98 Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN page 241 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Tax $1,597.31 2014 Tax $1,369.06 HALL Deeds. 2014 Tax $320.24 2014 Tax $190.49 Assessed To RICHARDSON ELIAS III Assessed To SCAFFIDI STEPHEN R & PATRICIA A condominium located and known as Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN Assessed To PERKINS ARTHUR A & A parcel of land with any buildings 3 JACKSON COURT shown on the A parcel of land with any buildings SHARON TE thereon, approximately 0.19 Acres lo- Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records thereon, approximately 6.77 Acres A parcel of land with any buildings cated and known as 164 SOUTH ST as Parcel Identifier 17006510008K located and known as 0 DOUGLAS thereon, approximately 0.12 Acres lo- shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- and being part of the premises record- PIKE shown on the Town of Uxbridge cated and known as 31 DOUGLAS ST sessors Records as Parcel Identifier ed in book 40381 on page 271 in the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- 550157300000 and being part of the Worcester Registry of Deeds. 53033280000U and being part of the sessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 11926 on 2014 Tax $6.01 premises recorded in book on page in 18B478900000 and being part of the page 144 in the Worcester Registry of the Worcester Registry of Deeds. premises recorded in book 49200 on Deeds. Assessed To SHEPARD ROBERT C & Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN page 199 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Tax $1,559.99 ELIZABETH J HALL Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $469.10 2014 Tax $608.11 Assessed To RICHARDSON NORTH thereon, approximately 0.82 Acres lo- CORPORATIO cated and known as 283 MENDON ST Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN Assessed To PHIPPS WILLIAM R A parcel of land with any buildings shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 7.67 Acres sessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 4.5 Acres lo- thereon, approximately 0.5 Acres lo- located and known as 0 HAZEL ST 190324200000 and being part of the cated and known as 603 HAZEL ST cated and known as 209 DOUGLAS shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- premises recorded in book 39177 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge sessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 189 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 230054500000 and being part of the Deeds. 22013150000U and being part of the 18C428600000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 18629 on 2014 Tax $2,397.60 premises recorded in book on page in premises recorded in book 43419 on page 144 in the Worcester Registry of the Worcester Registry of Deeds. page 226 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessed To SMALTZ WILLIAM R & Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN Deeds. 2014 Tax $1,777.74 ISABELLA V HALL 2014 Tax $86.85 A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $1,557.90 Assessed To RICHARDSON ROY A & thereon, approximately 0.83 Acres lo- Assessed To POIRIER BRENDA L & DEBRA ANN cated and known as 13 MOORLAND Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN STEPHEN TE A parcel of land with any buildings DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.32 Acres lo- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 3.38 Acres thereon, approximately 0.16 Acres cated and known as 56 MARYWOOD 12B463500000 and being part of the located and known as 0 FISHER ST located and known as 41 BEVERLY ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- premises recorded in book 15453 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge sessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 357 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 24A077500000 and being part of the Deeds. 36015450000U and being part of the 12C337700000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 06474 on 2014 SBETT 1 Lien $10.39 premises recorded in book on page in premises recorded in book 28939 on page 327 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 SBI 1 Lien $1.03 the Worcester Registry of Deeds. page 393 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. 2014 Tax $1,522.64 Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN Deeds. 2014 Tax $968.56 HALL 2014 Sewer Lien $249.26 Assessed to SMITH TIMOTHY S & 2014 Tax $81.36 2014 Tax $1,434.46 Assessed To ROBINSON CHRISTINE M And TE 2014 Water Lien $303.13 FREDERICK J & VICKIE B A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN A parcel of land with any buildings there- thereon, approximately 1.19 Acres lo- A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To POLY ALEXANDER & on, approximately 0.87 Acres located cated and known as 97 CHAMBER- thereon, approximately 1.6 Acres lo- COREYANN TE and known as 117 LONDONDERRY LAIN RD shown on the Town of Ux- cated and known as 299 POND ST A parcel of land with any buildings WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge bridge Assessors Records as Parcel shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- thereon, approximately 0.37 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Identifier 24C253500000 and being sessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 2 ELMSHADE 12A164900000 and being part of the part of the premises recorded in book 34034510000U and being part of the DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 33476 on 18214 on page 329 in the Worcester premises recorded in book on page in Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 365 in the Worcester Registry of Registry of Deeds. the Worcester Registry of Deeds. 300029300000 and being part of the Deeds. 2014 Tax $5.91 Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN premises recorded in book 27812 on Supposed Present Owner C/O HALL page 353 in the Worcester Registry of SPRATT AARON M & MAUREEN Assessed To SMITH TRACY A 2014 Tax $1,344.99 Deeds. 2014 Tax $397.05 A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $8.10 thereon, approximately 0.34 Acres Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN Assessed to RODRIGUEZ PAUL & located and known as 81 OAK ST A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To POTTY JASON E And CINDY A TE shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- thereon, approximately 28.23 Acres A condominium located and known A parcel of land with any buildings sessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 0 EAST ST as 32 PINECREST RD shown on the thereon, approximately 0.67 Acres 190194500000 and being part of the shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records located and known as 75 LAKE ST premises recorded in book 21434 on sessors Records as Parcel Identifier as Parcel Identifier 13025610000A shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- page 156 in the Worcester Registry of 31023740000U and being part of the and being part of the premises record- sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. premises recorded in book on page in ed in book 41178 on page 32 in the 060376600000 and being part of the 2014 Tax $497.66 the Worcester Registry of Deeds. Worcester Registry of Deeds. premises recorded in book 24297 on Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN 2014 Tax $772.82 page 252 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To SMYTH JEFFREY T & HALL Deeds. Turn To LEGALS page ­­­B12 12 • Friday, June 13, 2014 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS LEGALS 2014 Water Lien $91.14 28561 on page 212 in the Worcester Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records continued from page B11­­­ Registry of Deeds. as Parcel Identifier 17006510012C Assessed To STUART GEORGE D & Supposed Present Owner FIKOW LLC and being part of the premises record- JOCELYN TE VIOLET 2014 Tax $3,608.03 ed in book 36065 on page 33 in the A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings Worcester Registry of Deeds. thereon, approximately 0.55 Acres thereon, approximately 0.37 Acres lo- Assessed To TWIN REALTY CORP 2014 Tax $62.59 located and known as 38 BROWN cated and known as 67 RIVULET ST A parcel of land with any buildings TERR shown on the Town of Uxbridge shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- thereon, approximately 0.17 Acres Assessed To WALNUT GROVE CORP Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier sessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 2 S MAIN ST A parcel of land with any buildings 260255900000 and being part of the 12C345400000 and being part of the shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- thereon, approximately 1.91 Acres premises recorded in book 35524 on premises recorded in book 05329 on sessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 31 WALNUT page 106 in the Worcester Registry of page 182 in the Worcester Registry of 24A086400000 and being part of the GROVE ST shown on the Town of Ux- Deeds. Deeds. premises recorded in book 45568 on bridge Assessors Records as Parcel Supposed Present Owner SMYTH 2014 Sewer Lien $971.51 page 267 in the Worcester Registry of Identifier 210305100000 and being JEFFREY T 2014 Tax $1,528.97 Deeds. part of the premises recorded in book 2014 Tax $464.51 2014 Water Lien $733.39 Supposed Present Owner TZEREMES 1 on page 1 in the Worcester Registry THOMAS & KONSTANTINOS of Deeds. Assessed To SNAY IDA M Assessed To SULLIVAN TIMOTHY J III 2014 Tax $1,965.36 Supposed Present Owner C/O A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings MOHAMMED KABIR & SEEMA thereon, approximately 0.42 Acres lo- thereon, approximately 0.16 Acres Assessed To UNISTAR PROPERTIES 2014 Tax $288.31 cated and known as 290 WEST RIV- located and known as 37 OAK ST LLC ER RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To WASSENAR HAROLD Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier sessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.79 Acres lo- A parcel of land with any buildings 070469300000 and being part of the 190342300000 and being part of the cated and known as 0 DOUGLAS ST thereon, approximately 27.68 Acres premises recorded in book 37714 on premises recorded in book 13484 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- located and known as 290 MILLVILLE page 273 in the Worcester Registry of page 075 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. Deeds. 320201500000 and being part of the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2014 Tax $848.18 2014 Tax $1,877.70 premises recorded in book 36691 on 300276800000 and being part of the page 309 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 07436 on Assessed To SPRUCE HILL REALTY Assessed To TAYLOR DAYNE R Deeds. page 227 in the Worcester Registry of LLC A parcel of land with any buildings Supposed Present Owner C/O LEE Deeds. A condominium located and known as thereon, approximately 0.34 Acres lo- JUNDANIAN 2014 Tax $7,574.86 2 PETER ST A shown on the Town of cated and known as 271 HARTFORD 2014 Tax $34.23 Uxbridge Assessors Records as Par- AVE EAST shown on the Town of Ux- Assessed To WASSENAR HAROLD cel Identifier 24A22610002A and being bridge Assessors Records as Parcel Assessed To UXBRIDGE ASSOCI- A parcel of land with any buildings part of the premises recorded in book Identifier 070428900000 and being ATES LLC thereon, approximately 68 Acres lo- 39230 on page 162 in the Worcester part of the premises recorded in book A parcel of land with any buildings cated and known as 0 S MAIN ST Registry of Deeds. 22631 on page 244 in the Worcester thereon, approximately 9.36 Acres lo- shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Supposed Present Owner C/O DNS Registry of Deeds. cated and known as 370 MENDON ST sessors Records as Parcel Identifier COMMERCIAL MASONRY 2014 Tax $1,389.03 shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- 300128900000 and being part of the 2014 Tax $1,180.28 2014 Water Lien $285.29 sessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 07436 on 200091900000 and being part of the page 227 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To SPRUCE HILL REALTY Assessed To THAYER WARREN L premises recorded in book 37229 on Deeds. LLC A parcel of land with any buildings page 81 in the Worcester Registry of 2014 Tax $1,647.91 A condominium located and known as thereon, approximately 14 Acres lo- Deeds. 5 PETER ST C shown on the Town of cated and known as 406 POND ST Supposed Present Owner C/O Assessed To WHITE DAVID W & Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- JUNDANIAN LEE J KELLY A TE Identifier 24A22830005C and being sessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2014 Tax $2,167.21 A parcel of land with any buildings part of the premises recorded in book 340449100000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 4.54 Acres lo- 39230 on page 162 in the Worcester premises recorded in book 50080 on Assessed To UXBRIDGE cated and known as 125 JOHNSON Registry of Deeds. page 54 in the Worcester Registry of ASSOCIATES LLC RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge Supposed Present Owner C/O DNS Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier COMMERCIAL MASONRY Supposed Present Owner C/O thereon, approximately 1.89 Acres lo- 480223600000 and being part of the 2014 Tax $207.72 DESMARIAS BRYAN & RENEE cated and known as 68 HENRY ST premises recorded in book 23495 on 2014 Tax $448.30 shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- page 289 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To SPRUCE HILL REALTY sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. LLC Assessed To TILLOTSON SUSAN G 200251700000 and being part of the 2014 Tax $1,390.71 A condominium located and known as A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 37229 on 5 PETER ST D shown on the Town of thereon, approximately 0.57 Acres lo- page 81 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To WILLARD PATRICIA A Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel cated and known as 23 CAPRON ST Deeds. A condominium located and known as Identifier 24A22830005D and being shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Supposed Present Owner C/O LEE 35 SUMMERFIELD DR shown on the part of the premises recorded in book sessors Records as Parcel Identifier JUNDANIAN Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records 39230 on page 162 in the Worcester 190339200000 and being part of the 2014 Tax $1,352.36 as Parcel Identifier 23044350015A Registry of Deeds. premises recorded in book 49688 on and being part of the premises record- Supposed Present Owner C/O DNS page 20 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To UXBRIDGE ASSOCI- ed in book 43041 on page 183 in the COMMERCIAL MASONRY Deeds. ATES LLC Worcester Registry of Deeds. 2014 Tax $207.72 2014Sewer Lien$30.29 A parcel of land with any buildings 2014Sewer Lien$150.38 2014 Tax $941.58 thereon, approximately 4.25 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $2,055.23 Assessed To SPRUCE HILL REALTY cated and known as 325 MENDON ST 2014Water Lien$207.07 LLC Assessed To TOWNE ALFRED T shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- A condominium located and known as A parcel of land with any buildings sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed to WISE RUSSELL S III & 5 PETER ST A shown on the Town of thereon, approximately 3.3 Acres lo- 200174900000 and being part of the REBECCA And TE Uxbridge Assessors Records as Par- cated and known as 65 RICHARDSON premises recorded in book 37229 on A parcel of land with any buildings cel Identifier 24A22830005A and being ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- page 81 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.23 Acres lo- part of the premises recorded in book sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. cated and known as 47 POWER ST 39230 on page 162 in the Worcester 290122700000 and being part of the Supposed Present Owner C/O JUN- shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- Registry of Deeds. premises recorded in book 47657 on DANIAN LEE J sessors Records as Parcel Identifier Supposed Present Owner C/O DNS page 78 in the Worcester Registry of 2013Tax$3,115.99 190404600000 and being part of the COMMERCIAL MASONRY Deeds. premises recorded in book 21433 on 2014 Tax $207.72 2014 Tax $2,438.47 Assessed To VALENTIN-MACIAS page 034 in the Worcester Registry of CHRISTINA & N Deeds. Assessed To SPRUCE HILL REALTY Assessed to TRACY FLORENCE LIFE A parcel of land with any buildings 2014Sewer Lien $126.93 LLC ESTATE And MAJEAU ANNA M REM thereon, approximately 0.06 Acres lo- 2014 Tax $867.97 A condominium located and known as A parcel of land with any buildings cated and known as 3 HARTFORD 2014 Water Lien $79.54 5 PETER ST B shown on the Town of thereon, approximately 0.69 Acres lo- AVE WEST shown on the Town of Ux- Uxbridge Assessors Records as Par- cated and known as 165 HARTFORD bridge Assessors Records as Parcel June 13, 2014 cel Identifier 24A22830005B and being AVE EAST shown on the Town of Ux- Identifier 12C271600000 and being part of the premises recorded in book bridge Assessors Records as Parcel part of the premises recorded in book 39230 on page 162 in the Worcester Identifier 12A156400000 and being 44825 on page 224 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. part of the premises recorded in book Registry of Deeds. Supposed Present Owner C/O DNS 21741 on page 312 in the Worcester 2014 Tax $1,967.47 COMMERCIAL MASONRY Registry of Deeds. 2014 Tax $207.72 2014 Tax $911.52 Assessed To VANDERZICHT BRIAN 2014Water Lien$328.49 A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To STANLEY DENNIS H thereon, approximately 25.53 Acres A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To TRAVERS DANIEL P located and known as 4 DUTCH HILL thereon, approximately 1.23 Acres lo- A parcel of land with any buildings RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge cated and known as 41 MURPHYS thereon, approximately 0.29 Acres lo- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge cated and known as 132 HECLA ST 100364500000 and being part of the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- premises recorded in book 47890 on 410421600000 and being part of the sessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 352 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 49435 on 250232600000 and being part of the Deeds. page 197 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 08605 on 2014 Tax $533.61 Deeds. page 164 in the Worcester Registry of Supposed Present Owner STANLEY Deeds. Assessed To VANDERZICHT BRIAN T BETH ELLEN 2014 Sewer Lien $1,048.32 A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $6,878.76 2014 Tax $5,489.00 thereon, approximately 0.17 Acres 2014 Water Lien $1,786.50 located and known as 11 TAFT ST Assessed To STEVENS DEBORAH shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed to TURNER HOWARD P & sessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.74 Acres lo- And BADGER NANCY T 18B385800000 and being part of the cated and known as 10 LARKIN AVE A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 37199 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- thereon, approximately 42.2 Acres lo- page 293 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier cated and known as 230 CHOCOLOG Deeds. 200099900000 and being part of the RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2014 Tax $527.33 premises recorded in book 23007 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 314 in the Worcester Registry of 440034500000 and being part of the Assessed To VANDERZICHT KEVIN G Deeds. premises recorded in book 28561 on A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $1,757.16 page 212 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 8.38 Acres lo- Deeds. cated and known as 5 DUTCH HILL Assessed To STROM JOYCE D Supposed Present Owner FIKOW LLC RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings 2014 Tax $1,111.43 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.96 Acres lo- 100286400000 and being part of the cated and known as 52 CROSS ST Assessed to TURNER HOWARD P & premises recorded in book 48056 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge As- And BADGER NANCY T TC page 260 in the Worcester Registry of sessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. 190343800000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 116.25 Acres 2014 Tax $165.39 premises recorded in book 06587 on located and known as 255 CHOCO- page 276 in the Worcester Registry of LOG RD shown on the Town of Ux- Assessed To VAZQUEZ ROBERT & Deeds. bridge Assessors Records as Parcel CAMACHO ZOR 2014 Sewer Lien $97.82 Identifier 390425400000 and being A condominium located and known as 2014 Tax $2,181.96 part of the premises recorded in book 19 CONCORD LANE shown on the

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(NAPS) bursts of activity throughout With many people juggling the day. the demands of work, family • If cost is an issue, try and other commitments, it activities that are cheap or free, may seem impossible to add such as walking. Also, find out something else—like physical if your local recreation or com- activity—to the mix. You are munity center offers reduced not alone. With some planning rates or pay-as-you-go options. and adjustable­ tips, you and Keep Up the Good Work your family can build physical • Make it social. Involve activity into your routine. your family and friends in To help, here are some physical activity to have fun, tips from the Weight-control spend quality time together Information Network (WIN), and stay on track. a national information ser- • Once you start meet- vice of the National­ Institute ing your goals, reward your- of Diabetes and Digestive and self! Take a relaxing hot bath Kidney Diseases, part of the or shower, try a new healthy National Institutes of Health: recipe with friends, work out to new music, or join an afford- GET STARTED able sports team, recreation center or exercise class. • Try a new activity Learn more from WIN’s each day, like brisk walking or “Tips to Help You Get Active.” dancing, to find out what you The brochure presents the fed- enjoy. Stick with what you like eral government’s physical best. activity guidelines, offers more • If you must spend a ideas to help you get active, lot of time sitting down each and includes places for you to day, try to take breaks to stand write down goals and ways to up and move around every 30 stay on track. minutes. To find out more, visit www. Craft a Plan That Fits Your win.niddk.nih.gov or call 1-877- Day and Your Budget 946-4627, or follow WIN on • If you have a hard time Facebook at www.facebook. fitting in exercise, do 10 min- com/win.niddk.nih.gov. utes at a time. Spread these Good Dental Care

Is An Important Involve your family and friends in physical activity to have fun, spend quality time together and stay on track. Part Of A Healthier Meeting Caregiving Challenges

(NAPS) Life For Seniors In today’s world, many women find themselves facing the con- sequences of an aging popula- tion and for good reason. The profile of the average U.S. care- giver will be familiar to many: a 49-year-old woman who works outside the home and spends nearly 20 hours per week pro- viding unpaid care to her moth- er for nearly five years.1 Given these competing responsibilities, many caregiv- ers are absent from work more often than their noncaregiving counterparts, missing between eight and 12 workdays per year.2 As caregiving duties intensify (as dementia worsens, for exam- ple), even more time at work may be lost. Nearly 70 percent of those who provide 21 or more Older adult patients may sometimes lack the motor skills and sharp memory hours per week of hands-on care needed to properly care for their oral hygiene. report having to make accom- Getting help providing long-term care to a loved one may be easier than modations in their work sched- many people realize. ules, such as arriving late or (NAPS) leaving early and cutting back rienced insurance professionals can help you While it’s often overlooked, good dental health plays an import- on hours, as well as changing jobs or leaving the make an in­formed decision about which provid- ant role in keeping older adults healthy. workforce entirely.1 er is best for you or your loved one. This exper- Poor oral health care can lead to the deterioration of teeth and In addition, the obligations faced by working tise is available not only for FLTCIP en­rollees, gums, infections in the mouth that turn into more serious illnesses caregivers can take their toll in other ways. but also for their qualified relatives even if that such as pneumonia, and cardiovascular disease. Caregivers in every age group score themselves relative isn’t enrolled in the program. And missing teeth is no excuse to skip dental visits—experts lower in emotional and physical health than It’s a valuable resource for federally employed say visiting the dentist is not just for teeth cleaning, but is also an their non-caregiving colleagues, and the deficits caregivers. opportunity for dentists to screen for oral cancer, check denture are especially pronounced for working caregiv- THE NEXT STEP fittings and help with many critical issues. ers under the age of 44.3 Their re­ported anxiety, Dental care tips offered by the American Dental Association are depression and injuries result in an inability to To learn more about the FLTCIP’s compre- essentially the same across all age groups. Adults are encouraged concentrate and greater conflict with supervi- hensive benefits and features, you can register to: sors. In short, caregiving can affect the bottom for an upcoming webinar or view the existing • Brush their teeth and gums at least twice a day with a flu- line. The associated decrease­ in productivity library of on-demand topics at www.LTCFEDS. oride-containing toothpaste among full-time workers is estimated to cost the com/webinar. • Floss at least once a day; preferably twice a day to remove U.S. economy $33.6 billion, with a cost per full- For personalized assistance, you can call (800) food particles in tough-to-reach places time employed caregiver of $2,110.1 LTC-FEDS [(800) 582-3337)] / TTY: (800) 843-3557 • Visit their dentist every six months for a routine cleaning What May Make A Difference to speak with a program consultant. They are and oral exam Federally employed women who have already available to answer any questions you may have • Use an antibacterial mouth rinse to reduce bacteria build- experienced or witnessed the consequences of a and can walk you step by step through the plan up. long-term care event in their family or circle of design and application process. According to leading dentists, however, there are issues specific friends may recognize the value of participat- More About the FLTCIP to treating the elderly that should be addressed and closely moni- ing in the Federal Long Term Care Insurance Established by an act of Congress in 2000 tored. Program (FLTCIP). The coverage is designed to and overseen by the U.S. Office of Personnel Dr. Scott Dickinson, Aspen Dental practice owner from Pace, reimburse for long-term care services in a vari- Management, the FLTCIP is designed to meet Fla., has treated many elderly patients and notes that the aging ety of settings—at home or in a facility such as the specific needs of the federal family. The process can make oral care more challenging, particularly as older an assisted living facility, an adult day care or a FLTCIP provides industry-leading benefits and adults lose some dexterity. nursing center—and can lessen or eliminate an offers flexible options that allow enrollees to Dr. Dickinson offers these tips to avoid a decline in wellness due individual’s reliance on a working family mem- tailor coverage to meet their needs. to poor oral health care: ber to provide hands-on care. Certain medical conditions, or combinations • Certain prescriptions can affect the healing process of den- Federally employed women may also want of conditions, will prevent some people from tal procedures. Older adults who are prescribed medicine to keep to explore the benefits of having their qualified being approved for coverage. You need to apply their bones strong might run the risk of a slower healing process relatives apply for coverage as a way to mini- to find out if you qualify for coverage under the after an extraction or cavity procedure. As a preventative measure, mize their own future caregiving obligations. FLTCIP. dentists need to consult with the patient’s doctor about their medi- The eligibility list is broad and includes spouses The Federal Long Term Care Insurance cines and check that it’s safe to go ahead with dental work. and same-sex domestic partners, parents and Program is sponsored by the U.S. Office of • A dry mouth can increase cavities. Some medications parents-in-law, and adult children older than Personnel Management, offered by John cause dry mouth, which is often seen among elderly patients. If the age 18. Qualified relatives can apply even if the Hancock Life & Health Insurance Company, and mouth doesn’t produce enough saliva, plaque and food do not get employee they’re related to does not. administered by Long Term Care Partners, LLC. naturally washed away, leading to a higher incidence of cavities. • Ill-fitting dentures can lead to poor nutrition. Dr. Dickinson EXPERT CARE COORDINATION 1 AARP Public Policy Institute. “Valuing the often sees patients who haven’t maintained their dentures, leading Invaluable: The Growing Contributions and Costs of Most people have little knowledge of or expe- Family Caregiving,” http://assets.aarp.org/rgcenter/ to a painful chewing experience. A quick denture fitting can alle- rience with long- term care decision-making. It’s viate the pain and ensure that the patient can enjoy his or her ppi/ltc/i51-caregiving.pdf (accessed March 2014). not something you learn about until the need 2 National Institutes of Health. “Construct Validity meals—and once again get proper nutrition. exists in your own family or circle of friends, of the Work Productivity and Activity Impairment Receiving dentures is a big step, and the dentists who own and often when it’s an emergency. The program’s Questionnaire across Informal Caregivers of Chronically operate Aspen Dental–branded practices are committed to patients’­ care coordination services offer enrollees infor- Ill Older Patients,” www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti- complete satisfaction. Through a recently introduced Denture mation and advice on long-term care resourc­ - cles/PMC3040443/ (accessed March 2014). Money-Back Guarantee program, patients have the peace of mind es, such as local care providers­ and relevant 3 Gallup. “In U.S., Caregivers Suffer From Poorer Physical Health,” www.gallup.com/poll/145940/ knowing that if they are dissatisfied with their full or partial community programs. With just a toll-free call, ComfiDents® denture for any reason, their Aspen Dental practice Caregivers-Suffer-Poorer-Physical-Health.aspx (accessed enrollees can get professional input to help March 2014). will refund the cost of the denture, no questions asked. guide decision-making, reduce uncertainty and For more information, call 800- ASPEN-DENTAL (800-277-3633) or lower stress. Having access to a team of expe- visit the website at www.aspendental.com. 4 • The Express • Friday, June 13, 2014

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A-1 Condition FOUND HERE! 14’ STARCRAFT Animal Models Estate Auctions Thank you Saint Jude Parents on premises. (Fontana/armless) CHILD’S DESK Over 200! CALL MIKE ANYTIME Originally $350 ROLAND ORGAN for answered prayers ALUMINUM BOAT 860-753-2096 $40 Great Prices! Asking $225/ea. MUSIC ATELIER -OBE with 5HP Mercury 508-765-9512 gas motor (2011) 284 LOST & FOUND 80G LUXURY VINTAGE WATER AND only 10 hrs use Charlton Flea Market (508)234-2573 including bench and in first building PETS SNOW SKIS 130 YARD SALES Trailer included - owner’s manual. plus seats & vests on Sundays $ BUY & SELL $ Reasonable offers accepted Did you find 310 GENERAL HELP Upper and lower keyboard Asking ALL GOLD & SILVER $500.00 Michelle your pet? WANTED 802-258-1599 **************** $1,800.00 ITEMS DEADLINE FOR 508-434-0114 Or find a home Specializing in 508-867-9386 508-867-2551 WOODEN YARD SALE for one? NUMISMATIC COINS, At MENTOR SUBMISSIONS IS 16’ BASS 265 FUEL/WOOD gold & silver of any form! we provide safe caring SNAPPER SWING SET homes for children in 1:00 PM MONDAY Central Boiler E-Classic ROTO-TILLER by Creative Playthings TRACKER BOAT Qualified with over 30 foster care. 4 Swing Stations FOR ALL IR5003, Used Twice 25hp Mercury Motor 1400/2400 years experience & Make a difference in a Monkey Bars Best Offer MASS. WEEKLY Depth Finder OUTDOOR WOOD a following of many child’s life - become a Sand Box, Fireman’s Pole, PAPERS Electric Trolling Motor satisfied customers. MENTOR foster parent. Ladder to Club House Set up for fishing, Deadline subject to change FURNACE Training and 24/7 supports TRAC VAC (includes cover) & Slide on a trailer due to holidays Cleaner & Greener We also sell a nice provided from our Model 385-IC/385LH Call for more info $2000 EPA Qualified selection of fine jewelry, expert team. Used Once Will help disassemble ******************** 508-885-5165 25-Year Warranty antiques & collectibles. Fee for service provided. Best Offer Will need trailer Call Today LET US KNOW!!! Call 508-368-2710 16 FT. FIBERGLASS 508-882-0178 Please call us so that we Bring in your items & for more information $1000 see what they’re worth. BEAR CAT Family Yard Sale SAILBOAT CrystalRockFarm.com can take your ad You won’t leave 508-892-4370 with mainsail, jib and trailer out of the paper... VAC-N-CHIP PRO June 12-14 disappointed. Charlton City Methodist 9am-5pm with new tires FIREWOOD Town-To-Town Church is seeking a & VAC PRO WORCESTER Honesty and fairness Antiques, Airsoft Markers $450.00 Cut, Split & Delivered PIANIST/ Models 72085, 72285, Classifieds are our best policies! COUNTY and supplies, Baby items, Green & Seasoned 72295 774-230-0753 ACCOMPANIST tools, furniture and more. 508-909-4111 Used Twice MEMORIAL PARK Lee’s for Sunday Worship 215 Eastford Road, Wood Lots Wanted Best Offer 18’ C.CONSOLE LOST CAT Coins & Jewelry Call 508-248-7379 2 plots in Good Shepherd Southbridge, MA 01550 Plot #97 KEYLARGO Call Paul Long haired, 239 West Main Street or email CALL 508-765-5763 $2,500.00 brown Tabby East Brookfield charltoncityumc@cc- FIBERGLASS 508-769-2351 Answers to “Kitty” Will pay transfer fee NEIGHBORHOOD 508-987-5349 (Route 9 - Panda umc.org STURBRIDGE, MA 508-867-3729 BOAT Lost in the North West Main YARD SALE Street area Garden Plaza) NEW 75 4 Stroke Honda Fish Finder FREE 508-637-1236 Comfort Inn and Suites YARDMAN 8 HP June 14 Life Jackets, Auto Bilge, of Douglas Aug. 1st Air-Conditioner Microchipped (Petlink.com) 508-341-6355 (cell) in Sturbridge 8am-2pm Bimini Boat Motor, Construction is now hiring for FRIEDRICH SNOWTHROWER 5 FOUNDERS COURT Trailer Excellent, 540-760-9830 Kuhl Plus Series Tecumseh engine, elec. start, OXFORD Never been in salt water! Wood 26” cut, w/chains GREAT HOUSEKEEPER SQ08n10 (Route 12-off Rocky Hill Rd) Can be driven 2x4’s, 2x6’s, 5-speed Weekends required 7500 BTU Household Items, Furniture, $8,700 Plywood beams, 3/4’ thick, 285 PET CARE FLEA MARKET $449.00 Runs good Assorted sizes & thickness Toys, Books, Clothes, 860-974-1276 Every Saturday and Sunday $400.00 Buying bigger BREAKFAST ATTENDANT Antiques, Jewelry, Tools, FAN-C-PET year round Good for wood stoves Weekends required 508-885-5639 Glassware. BOAT FOR SALE Dealers, leave your stuff and outdoor burners Mobile FRIEDRICH And Much More! 2009 Trophy set-up in our secure facility Clean Wood! FRONT DESK FRA064VU1 18’ Walkaround Grooming Salon Dealer days every 6000 BTU Nights and weekends required 100 GENERAL Porta-potty, VHF Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 $149.00 YARD SALE 508-867-2564 Fish finder and GPS Ever-changing array 8 BOUNTY ROAD Delivery Available Vicki Kelley Stereo with CD player of cool, cool stuff Apply in person or apply 105 BULLETIN BOARD Both for $500 OXFORD 115 Merc Professional 800-551-7767 online at dudleyflea.com AUBURN SATURDAY, JUNE 14 Caravan roller trailer 281 FREE PETS Groomer www.sturbridgecomfort Mr. Desai RESIDENT 9-3 Approximately 500 hours inn.com/career Cell: 732-309-9366 NEEDS RIDE Large variety of items including $18,000 LOOKING FOR A 20 Years Exp. WANTED Dexter-Russell, Inc. Home: 508-347-2764 For errands swivel rocker, jelly cupboard Webster, MA WONDERFUL “We Go Right and groceries and kitchen storage cabinet 508-943-1317 toYour Door” Old Mopeds, Scooters, Southbridge, MA Dirt Bikes is currently looking for a TOOL SHEDS 1-2 times per month We are cleaning out our closets! LOVING HOME... 508-987-2419 Made of Texture 1-11 508-335-3728 Everything must go! BOAT, MOTOR 2-year-old Pitbull Any condition MAINTENANCE Great prices! Looking for projects 8x8 $775 No early birds AND TRAILER with papers Cash paid MACHINIST 8x10 $960 Chrysler, Tri-Hull Female named “Calle” Call Travis The ideal candidate will have 3 8x12 $1050 107 MISC. FREE Bow Rider Blue nose, not spayed Leave message years plus experience, trade 8x16 $1375 135 LOST AND FOUND with 60HP Great for single pet 774-242-9227 school or equivalent training, Evenrude motor environment and will be able to set up and FREE (We also sell) Galvanized trailer Call operate grinders, lathes, milling Delivered and Built On-Site 2 twin size —LOST— Other Sizes Available Set up for fishing or pleasure’ 774-318-8439 machines, etc.; will be able to electric beds Going... Going... troubleshoot hydraulic, CALL 413-324-1117 Large Male $1200.00 WANTED TO BUY (not hospital beds) Extras - call for details Gone to the Dogs pneumatic and mechanical Neutered Cat BY COLLECTOR TREES FOR SALE 508-949-1320 283 PETS Training and behavior problems on equipment Old comic books and machinery Evergreen Trees, Colorado Mid-sized couch with Stoneville Pond & For sale 12 YEAR OLD management in your 1940s and up CNC experience a must Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, matching chairs Leicester St Area home. Welding experience helpful Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall 1996 PLAYBUOY SULPHUR CRESTED Beatles memorabilia Qualified applicants All 10 trees for $85 413-436-8520 Black with patches of white on 20’ PONTOON BOAT COCKATOO Positive methods used. 1960s and up should apply directly Norway Spruce, 3.5’ his belly 25hp Mercury Big Foot Loveable and talks Certified Pet Dog Famous monster 5/$99 FREE A little shy but basically Power tilt and trim ( but also very loud) trainer and member magazines, Godzilla, to the plant friendly Frankenstein and Eastern Pine 5-7’ tall Awning and furniture only Free to good home APDT located at 5/$99 20’X10” About 8 years old 3 years old cage included. monster items, 44 River Street Call Renelle at Excellent privacy FISH TANK Runs great Must consent to interview Old toys and Southbridge, MA border/ornamental 508-892-1850 with 2 gold fish Please call $4,500.00 & home visit. advertising items or via email at Call 508-278-5762 and accessories 508-832-5512 860-617-2298 Contact Debbie email: Jlooney@ evenings 508-885-6570 Leave a message after 5 p.m. 508-579-0090 [email protected] Call: 860-779-2469 Dexter1818.com CLIP AND MAIL Town-to-Town Write your ad here: CLASSIFIEDS HOME TOWN SERVICE, BIG TIME RESULTS TO PLACE YOUR AD VISIT US ONLINE CALL www.towntotownclassifieds.com Name: TOLL FREE 1-800-536-5836 Address:

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HELP WANTED Seeking Full time Auto dealership in Dudley, MA needs F/T Toyota  Scion  Used  College Graduates Welcome  Honest Title Clerk, experience preferred.  Excellent Reputation  Salary  Commission  Bonuses  President Award Dealership  Car Allowance  401K  Medical Lube Technician Responsibilities include: Break down 
  
  

 


 

 
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310 GENERAL HELP 311 PART-TIME 325 PROFESSIONAL 500 REAL ESTATE Call or email service manager WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Trailer Truck [email protected] 501 REAL ESTATE COMMERCIAL Drivers Wanted 508-943-7474 WANTED DRIVERS- CLEANERS Class A CDL with TRUCKLOAD- WANTED Hazmat 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 546 CEMETERY LOTS Home Weekly Part-time Nights Based in RENT RENT RENT Ashley Distribution Services 10-25 hours per., wk. North Brookfield CEMETERY LOTS seeks Expreience preferred For Rent Detail oriented, honest, SOUTHBRIDGE SOUTHBRIDGE WEBSTER AVAILABLE TRUCKLOAD DRIVERS, reliable, self-motivated. Please Call 6-room 3-bedroom Pine Grove Cemetery UP to $64K/1st YEAR Working alone after training. APARTMENT Prospect Estates apartment. 2nd floor Spencer, MA Qualified employees 508-867-3235 2 and 3 Bedroom 2-3 bedrooms, 2nd floor Bright, updated Single lot $1000 •Home Weekly start at $10/hr. Apartments Garage Gas heat Double $2000 •Paid Vacation Start time M-F 6pm 400 SERVICES ************ No utilities, no pets Washer/dryer hookup Now Available •401k Weekends flexible hours. $800/month Historical Buildings • Med/Life/Dental EQUAL HOUSING Quiet neighborhood Call Mike Call 508-765-6612 8’x6’ Blackboard Available July 1st •No Touch 1st, security 774-200-6164 Send resume or inquiries to Old School OPPORTUNITY 508-764-2299 Credit Check Must Income Qualify [email protected] SECTION 8 CERTIFICATES or Class A CDL & at least $500.00 No pets ************* NORTH BROOKFIELD WELCOME pinegrovecemetery 1 year current OTR exp. $800/month All real estate advertising in this 2-bedroom and 4-bedroom [email protected] Clean MVR/PSP Reports. Hearthstone Soap Stone 617-281-0831 Call DREAMING OF newspaper is subject to The apartments available Call 1-800-837-2241 BECOMING AN Wood Stove Federal Fair Housing Act of Beautifully renovated (508) 943-9567 8AM to 4PM CST for info & Cemetery Plots $1900.00 1968, which makes it illegal Huge yard EHO app or email: INNKEEPER? Southbridge Worcester County Memorial to advertise any preference, Washer/dryer hook-ups jobs@ Opening for qualified, Park limitation or discrimination Ashland St ashleydistributionservices.com organized, people-pleaser Oak Dining room Table Garaged parking Modern 2 bedroom OUSEMATES Valor II Section or www. to greet guests, 2 Leaves/6 Chairs based on race, color, religion, Must see to appreciate! 520 H Apartment Graves 1 & 2 ashleydistributionservices.com prepare breakfast, light $725.00 sex, handicap, familial status 1st/last Off-street parking Bedroom available for to apply under jobs. housekeeping and (number of children and or 2-bedroom: $1100 Quiet area Valued at $7600 Hospitality! Mature, pregnancy), national origin, 4-bedroom: $1700 compatible housemate. DRIVERS/ 73” Mitsubishi Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Asking $4000 very responsible. ancestry, age, marital status, or If interested call Jesse at $450/mo Big-Screen TV Laundry on premises DELIVERY Attention to detail, reliable any intention to make an such 508-635-7152 Includes all utilities $1500.00 preference, limitation or 508-885-6489 FT/PT drivers for transportation, references. $800/mo Cherry Valley. Near Rte. 9 discrimination. This newspaper CARQUEST of Southbridge. Contact: NORTH BROOKFIELD First/Security First Floor 508-885-4278 will not knowingly accept any Must work some weekends. [email protected] 3-Piece Oak 28 Spring Street & References required Pet Free advertising for real estate that is Competitive benefits and Bedroom Set 3 large rooms, 3rd floor (508)335-8878 Drug Free in violation of the law. CEMETERY PLOTS pay. Drive store vehicle. $750.00 Like new Smoke Free Our readers are hereby Worcester County Drug test & good driving DRIVER WANTED Washer/dryer hookup 508-892-4216 informed that all dwellings Memorial Park record required. 10-20 hours weekly Off-street parking SOUTHBRIDGE 774-545-6161 advertising in this newspaper Paxton, MA Apply at Must have good driving record Central location Coombs Street are available on and equal 530 HOUSES FOR SALE Garden of Gospels 139 South Street Background will be checked ENERAL ERVICES No pets, smoke outside 402 G S opportunity basis. Two-2 bedroom apartments 1 plot #150 Southbridge Friendly and reliable! $600/month To complain about Laundry hook-ups BARGAIN 2 grave sites or call 508-764-2581. Must live in Webster, Oxford or Call The discrimination call The References and Utilities not included Dudley security required Quiet neighborhood BANK OWNED Call 508-943-3953 Junk Man Department of Housing and Asking $2800 Foster Urban Development “HUD” 508-867-7404 $800-$900 PROPERTIES 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. first/security/references Parents Wanted Trees Cut toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. NORTH BROOKFIELD Most of these homes are in 386-576-6663 For the N.E. area, call HUD ad 508-596-8497 move in condition, some Seeking Quality Homes Brush/Limbs Leave message 617-565-5308,. The toll free DUNCAN BLOCK with granite counters and Throughout Central MA FTI COACH Removed number for the hearing impaired APARTMENTS stainless steel appliances. To Provide Foster Care WE NOW TAKE YOUR is 1-800-927-9275 2-bedroom apartment SOUTHBRIDGE You’ll save thousands!!! To Children In Need. IN NORTHBRIDGE PINE GROVE AUTOS FOR CASH! Heat and hot water The banks see them as 24/7 Support. Generous is looking for a person Nice newly renovated Hardwood floors surplus and don’t care CEMETERY Reimbursement. weekdays, approximately FREE METAL PICK-UP 505 APARTMENTS FOR 2 bedroom apartment 8 p.m.-2 a.m. Stove, refrigerator w/sun room, new about getting the highest Whitinsville, MA $1000 Sign-On Bonus Appliances, ENT 2 plots for sale but varies by night R Trash pick-up, elevator carpets, kitchen & price (equals GREAT Call For Details Furniture, TV’s. Secured entry DEALS). Homes from Yew Ave. section Applicant will be responsible bathroom. $800/mth Construction On-site laundry $75,000 to $285,000 for cleaning the inside/outside heat & hot water of the coach; fueling, Materials. Parking located throughout Asking $2400.00 checking fluids, etc. Cellars/Attics Cleaned. Brookside Non-smoking, no pets included. First & Massachusetts. These aren’t Valued at $3000.00 Because moving/parking the Small Building $875/month security, No pets, No available to investors and motorcoaches is necessary, Demolition, Tires. Terrace 508-867-4277 smoking. can only be sold to people 508-849-7939 looking for a home to live in a CDL is preferred Leaves Removed. ------Call Bob 508-641-4606 (it’s a special government Devereux Therapeutic Attention to detail Residential Moves. --A/C In Every Unit PAXTON or Imelda and reliability is a must program). Buy with as little Worcester County Foster Care Furnaces Removed --Pool The Hills at 508-764-6843. Sorry, this is not as $3,000 down. (If your Memorial Park 508-829-6769 --Basketball Court Paxton Village credit isn’t perfect – no under the table Double plot --Playground BRAND NEW affordable problem – lates, short sales, 508-234-4585 Weekends also! SPENCER $2300.00 HVAC TEK apartment community bankruptcy – OK). Close in Central Mass and --On-Site Laundry 2 Bedroom Townhouse ($4600.00 value) Minimum 5 years for seniors 62+ 21 to 120 days (smooth Connecticut All electric Will pay transfer fee service + install TOWN OF SPENCER (55+ for other hh transition). For all the Appliances 508-248-3303 Residential/commercial PART-TIME Dave Heat/Hot Water member).1BR $896/2BR information including Washer/dryer hookups Full-time ADMINISTRATIVE Included! $1,071. Rent inc. heat & addresses and pictures, 508-867-2564 hw. Pet friendly, smoke free No Pets Health insurance, vacation, CLERK ------Call or TEXT- 508-499-8595 Worcester County holidays, etc. 413-262-5082 building. Max. income and reference “BankOwned” Affordable 2-Bedroom $500 security/first and last 19.5 hours per week limits 1 person $36,840, (List available 24 hours a Memorial Park 508-476-1722 Apartments For Rent. $665/month Provide wide range of 2 persons $42,120. day, 7 days a week Paxton, MA 442 LICENSED DAY Spacious, Fully Immediate opening administrative and clerical 508-799-3990 Call 508-886-4312 –automated system – 2-grave-plot Applianced. for experienced auto support for the Office of CARE www.thehillsatpaxtonvillage Updated Hourly). Section Heritage 1 body technician Development & Inspectional ************************* .com. This exclusive service Asking $3,250 Services (Planning Board, Starting at $829 Equal Housing Opportunity. at Spencer Auto Body in The Commonwealth of STURBRIDGE (Not available to Realtors) Call 413-245-4340 Zoning Board of Appeals and INCOME LIMITS APPLY Spencer, Ma. is a courtesy of Brian Email:[email protected] Building/Trade Inspectors.) Massachusetts Section 8 Welcome SOUTHBRIDGE Daniel Fiske This is a full time position LaBrec – Lydon Real Estate. Requires 3 years of experience, Office of Child Care call Amanda at 1-bedroom apartment House If you want to talk to a bank Worcester County preferably in a related municipal Services requires that all 508-885-2233 during Office Open From: Great location 5-Room Apartment owned rep, call Memorial Park or customer service setting, ads placed in the business hours if interested Monday-Friday 1st floor, newly remodeled 1st Floor, 2- Family 508-499-8595. Paxton, MA proficiency in PC applications, in the position. newspaper for child care 9:00am to 5:00pm $650/month $895/Month PLOT FOR SALE and ability to deal with Saturday 10:00am (daycare) in your home Call 774-757-8222 North Brookfield 667B the general public to 3:00pm include your license number Spacious contemporary Graves 1 and 2 in Local Submit application letter, Evening Appointments Available SOUTHBRIDGE Utilities Not Included resume and standard Town ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ranch with 2 sided central Garden of Heritage 2 Local 3 bedroom apartment fireplace, oversized garage Value $6500 Heroes application form, available at $900.00/month Includes www.spencerma.gov and walkout basement on Asking $4200 News Appliances & Laundry quiet dead end. Call Lorraine to Town of Spencer 4 bedroom apartment Like new condition 508-789-8188 Brookside Terrace Room On Premises. Town Administrator $1100.00/month Hardwood Floors, Patio $264,900 157 Main Street 11 Village Drive First, References, And Erskine RE WORCESTER COUNTY Spencer, MA 01562 Southbridge, MA 01550 Renovated, deleaded 508-752-0466 Hardwood floors, Security Deposit MEMORIAL PARK Open until filled (508)764-7675 Paxton, MA Reviews begin Vinyl windows Required Washer/dryer hook-up 535 HOUSING WANTED Faith/Crypts Tuesday, July 1, 2014 (508)347-9081 Lot 84C #1 Space EEO Employer New bathroom fixtures FOUND HERE! C&C Yard, off-street parking LOOKING FOR APARTMENT $4200 Properties Section 8 welcome WEBSTER Elderly woman on 508-943-0671 319 HEALTH CARE oxygen looking for 1 or 454 HOME 107 Central St. 617-908-0744 1 bedroom Apartment 2-bedroom first floor apartment PROFESSIONALS Ground Floor WORCESTER COUNTY FOUND HERE! MPROVEMENT Southbridge in decent neighborhood with I Neat & Clean MEMORIAL PARK $ LOOK & COMPARE SOUTHBRIDGE heat/hot water, washer/dryer Gas Heat TOWN OF SPENCER VETERINARY 3 bedroom, 7 room hookups in the Southbridge/ Two grave plots: 1 PAINTING Off-Street Parking Southbridge apartment for rent Sturbridge area Valor I (#291, Unit A, SENIOR CLERK Good Location TECHNICIAN Interior/ Quality 1, 2 & 3 In very quiet neighborhood Have indoor neutered cat and graves 1 and 2) 36 hours per week Affordable for busy 4 doctor practice. Exterior Bedroom Apartments! $900 a month many references Current value $8200.00 Provide wide range of clerical Must be a CVT or Call for details Appliances, Has washer and dryer 508-344-0072 Offered: $5,850.00 support for the Office of have minimum of Power Washing Off-StreetParking hook ups 508-943-7436 or 508-499-7957 Utilities & Facilities 5 years experience. Carpentry Call (508)765-0501 First and last required. 508-612-6192 Retired Mechanic [email protected] (Water, Sewer Highway) Approx. 32 hours/wk. • FREE ESTIMATES • Call 508-415-0237 with drivers license Requires 3 years office Afternoons/evenings • FULLY Insured • experience, preferably in a • Reasonable Rates • Looking for InLaw and every other Sat. DOUGLAS SOUTHBRIDGE WEBSTER Apartment or 575 VACATION RENTALS related municipal or customer morning/early afternoon. Rich O’Brien 3 Bedrooms, 6 Rooms Room with a bathroom service setting, proficiency in Apply in person: 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Hartley Terrace Painting 2nd floor, Washer/dryer and storage PC applications, and ability to Sturbridge Veterinary 28 Years Of Experience Apartments Available CAPE COD hook-ups, Pantry, Must Income Qualify for 64 year old deal with the general public Hospital, 6 Cedar St. Prices start at $845/month. 508-248-7314 Hardwoods, Enclosed front Section 8 Handicapped, but DENNISPORT Submit application letter, Sturbridge Includes heat, hot water, resume and standard Town A/C, pool, fitness center & back porch Certificate Needed self-sufficient Clean 2 bedroom application form, available at 481 POOLS/SPAS & children’s program. Off-street parking, Heated 2 Bedroom Cottage www.spencerma.gov 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL Off street parking. $950/mo. $739-$802 860-382-3634 Cable TV, 1st/security/reference to Town of Spencer 18 FT. Call (508)476-3777 Heat & Hot Water Close to Beaches, Golf, Call 508-896-4382 Included. Bike Trail, Shopping, Utilities & Facilities PROFESSIONAL ABOVE GROUND 546 CEMETERY LOTS Department POOL DUDLEY Modern Kitchens Restaurants and MEDICAL SERVICES, SOUTHBRIDGE Wall-To-Wall Carpet Amusements. Attention Steve Tyler Used only one season! 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath INC. 3-bedroom, 5 rooms, 1st floor Spacious Closets 2 CEMETERY Sorry, No Pets 3 Old Meadow Road Moving, must sell Town House Style IS EXPANDING TO OUR Nice area On-Site Laundry Large private lot. Everything included Off Street Parking PLOTS Spencer, MA 01562 Hardwoods/ceramics Easy Highway Access Great for children! NEW STURBRIDGE $1000.00 Washer/Dryer Hook-up in Garden of Valor I Reviews begin Newly renovated OFFICE or best offer Close to Downtown Worcester County ************ Monday, June 30, 2014 Washer/dryer hookups For More Information HHA’S/CNA’S/PCA’S/HMK’S Call 508-796-5192 First, Last, and Security Memorial Park, $595.00 A Week Subject to Union Rules $850/MONTH Call 508-943-9567 and Regulations RN NEEDED Leave message $1,100/month Paxton, MA 508-280-7577 EHO EEO Employer 413-289-9018 508-943-7718 CALL 508-769-2500 Call 610-787-0068 [email protected]

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575 VACATION RENTALS 575 VACATION RENTALS 720 CLASSICS 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 750 CAMPERS/ 2000 CAPE COD TIME 700 AUTOMOTIVE TOWN & COUNTRY 2007 HARLEY TRAILERS SHARE FOR SALE 1991 RED ADW 2003 BUICK MINIVAN Edgewater Beach Resort RENDEZVOUS DAVIDSON No rust, awesome shape 95 Chase Avenue 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES CONVERTIBLE LAKESIDE RV in and out. Mileage: 87,407 ROAD KING Dennisport, MA 02639 MUSTANG All-wheel drive, leather, Loaded, all electric, heated RESORT Across the street 4 HANOOK SNOW Automatic with posi traction 96 cu. in., every option, new headlights, leather, seats/mirrors, Own RV lot for less than renting from the water Needs some work 6-speed transmission brakes, water pump TIRES cruise, parkaid, Developers final phase Studio (Unit 706) $1,000 or Best Offer Excellent condition $3600 or best offer 235/55/R18 100T moonroof, 3-row All lots 50% off Fixed week 33 (August) Call Nick for more info $12,000 or BO 508-847-3281 Like new seating, rear liftgate, Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool Deeded rights 860-382-3634 413-245-9029 GREAT SUMMER All 4, $245 One owner Activity Center very good condition 2007 SUZUKI You’ll own it for a lifetime RETREAT RETRACTABLE Classic Asking $6,000 508-989-8165 3/4 TON CHEVY & can be passed down to $30,000.00 CARGO COVER BURGMAN 400 your children and grand 774-262-9409 SILVERADO Meadowside 1986 CORVETTE children. Will entertain any FOR CHEVY EQUINOX SCOOTER 4-wheel drive, 1986 reasonable offer. of Woodstock, CT Brand new, $65 For Sale Like new PARKMODEL Selling for parts is a cooperative seasonal 350-Automatic 720 FOREIGN AUTO Less than 3K miles campground offering 100 owner WITH LOFT 508-347-3145 U-HAUL TRAILER 89K original miles $3,600 $600 Firm owned sites, a lagre pool, Removable top, ‘01 VW BUG and full-length addition Furnished Call Mike fishing pond, mini golf course, HITCH black with tan interior $1950 or BO Call 508-335-2747 laundry, sm. rec room, Class II 12x16 with washer/dryer 508-832-2566 New Wheels Runs Great and pavilion. 2-inch receiver fits Campground season Please leave message $6,800 or B.O. 860-753-2096 2008 KAWASKI Season runs from Chevy Equinox from 2004- April 15-October 15 April 15-October 15. 2013 Please Call VULCAN 500 941-567-8719 $75 1980 MGB 767 VEHICLES WANTED Weekly pump out is included in 508-764-7193 MOTORCYCLE or annual fee which runs from $7,000 3200 mi., Black 941-592-5318 $990.00 to $1320.00 per Call Mark Nice interior, runs great Like New season depending on when you Early 1964 1/2 ANTIQUE AUTO 508-887-2847 Many new parts, top, engine, Asking $5200 pay your assessment. suspension, brakes, etc. 760 VANS/TRUCKS PARTS NEEDED Mustang Coupe 508-867-8374 1937-1960 4 Tires w/Rims with factory 260 V8 508-987-1228 Car and truck sheet metal GREAT SUMMER This Unit #58 has a wonderful BRAND NEW site placement with a back yard 2009 midsize Ford White w/red interior, 1992 GMC trim and exterior parts only RETREAT to house car and shed with rock 125/55R16 Excellent condition, 150cc Scooter No mechanical parts All receipts, 1984 VW RDX Diesel Truck $22,000.00 garden and front yard for nice Will fit new Ford 5 lug pattern 4 stroke, single cylinder, whatsoever Complete documentation. UPS Truck-Style, Meadowside lawn, small fish pond and $450.00 Convertible 11HP, 6000rpm, Also 1949-1951 Mercury No disappointments. Aluminum Grumman Body, of Woodstock, CT more flowers. 4-speed standard transmission Electric/Key Ignition, trim and sheet metal Shelves. Rebuilt is a cooperative seasonal Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 508-943-1740 183,000 miles Automatic, 71x96x46, 978-760-3453 $16,900 Transmission/Motor, campground offering 100 owner trailer with two slide outs, $595.00 Front disk, Rear drum New Fuel Tank, Radiator, Steer- owned sites, a lagre pool, screened porch (8x29) and front or best offer needs minor work brake, Max 65mph, ing Box. Dual Wheels, fishing pond, mini golf course, deck (8x16) all built in 1997. JEEP CHEROKEE 508-779-0194 1.6 gal. 350lb, 11’ Area Behind Seats Need to Place laundry, sm. rec room, Unit has been completely RIMS (5) 860-871-5777 School bus yellow redecorated to include ceiling Excellent Condition a Classified Ad? and pavilion. 17x7.5 rims $1,200.00 fans, carpeting, flooring and 2005 LOTUS ELISE 14,100GVWR Season runs from 1 with mounted tire (508)341-9282 Call 800-536-5836 April 15-October 15. paint, has lots of storage and 725 AUTOMOBILES Sport and Touring Stored in garage Call 5pm-8:30pm Weekly pump out is included in comes completely furnished. Packages $300.00 or BO Arctic Silver metallic paint Harley Davidson annual fee which runs from 25 Rte 197 508-867-6546 508-867-5156 1983 CHEVY with black leather interior $990.00 to $1320.00 per See Craigs List Fat Boy CAMARO Star Shield paint protection season depending on when you for more pictures 11,000 miles 2001 Carberated 70K pay your assessment. PASSENGER SIDE Auto Transmission Dealer maintained $8500.00 Call 508-864-3008 REAR VIEW Good condition $35,000 This Unit #58 has a wonderful Needs minor work 508-847-5274 site placement with a back yard MIRROR FOR ‘05 $3,500 or B/O Tornado to house car and shed with rock Want to Place SILVERADO a Classified Ad? Catamaran garden and front yard for nice Call 800-536-5836 Mirror has signal, heat and 2012 TOYOTA Contact Jose at 20’ Great Shape lawn, small fish pond and power in & out for hauling C: 508-344-8929 more flowers. CAMRY LE $3650.00 trailer (plastic casing piece H: 508-637-1235 Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 broke off) Black, all power, Bluetooth, trailer with two slide outs, Black Car cover 774-545-6161 screened porch (8x29) and front RV in Co-op Park $200.00 1993 FORD F450 Snow tires on rims deck (8x16) all built in 1997. $26,900 860-377-8374 34 miles per gallon Like New-Under UTILITY BODY 40,000 highway miles Unit has been completely 7.3 International diesel 2,300 miles Excellent condition redecorated to include ceiling Woodstock, CT 5 Speed transmission Spring around the corner fans, carpeting, flooring and TIRES AND RIMS 2,100 miles Call Patty be ready-to-ride with paint, has lots of storage and FOR JEEP LIB- 2,500 Ehrbar Rotating Crane $16,250 this fantastic comes completely furnished. 508-949-1320 2006 Suzuki ERTY AND FORD $3,600 25 Rte 197 508-779-0194 Boulevard VL800K Like new Saddle bags-Visor See Craigs List RANGER 732 SPORTS UTILITY for more pictures 235/70/16 Buy Now for fantastic start VEHICLES to spring Seasonal campsite Nordsman M+S 2004 CORVETTE Call 508-864-3008 Pressure valve stem system $4900.00 Meadowside of Woodstock, CONVERTIBLE 2010 SUBUARU 774-329-9160 Own your own lot. on Voxx racing rims $600.00 Blue and saddle Trailer with add-ons which FORESTER 2.5x Motorcycle for sale 860-779-2246 26,281 miles on it contain large family room, two New tires and brakes www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Premium 2001 bedrooms, dining room, Asking $32,000 screened porch, vinyl siding, Loaded,4WD, Automatic, Harley Davidson Weathertech Call or text Paul at Navigation large shed, outdoor fire pit, Night Train 1450 mostly furnished. Floor Mats 774-641-4050 $8800 Call or text Less than 20,000 miles Park ammenities: Gray, Front and Rear Fits for more details Selling because bought large swimming pool, rec hall. Jeep Liberty 2008-2012 2004 508-867-0596 new bike pavilion, mini golf, bocci, Like New horseshoes, fish pond, PONTIAC GTO $10,000 firm 860-753-2096 playground-low yearly $100.00 Torrid red with black leather 740 MOTORCYCLES maintenance fees. 508-347-3145 interior, 5.7L LS1 V8 WANTED automatic transmission 2002 HONDA Rte.25 197, 73,000 miles CBR 954 Kawasaki Woodstock, CT 720 CLASSICS Black and red Motorcycles Unit #5 Asking $10,900 In great condition 1968-82 1962 2-DOOR Call 508-949-1816 Only 11,637 miles (3 cylinder prefered) 772-233-1555 Is completely Any Condition CHEVROLET BEL AIR ready to ride Small V8 2006 MERCURY Tons of cosmetic CAll JOE Need to Place Automatic upgrades a Classified Ad? MOUNTAINEER (978)760-5042 Call 800-536-5836 $12,500/OBO Priced to sell 508-949-0771 82,000 miles, one owner, immediately at $4,500 or (508)481-3397 All-wheel Drive, V6, seats 7 508-688-5907 Good Condition 745 RECREATIONAL 1981 CORVETTE $8,000 VEHICLES Auto, T tops Ph: 508-949-2270 86K miles 2006 KAWASAKI UMMER ENTALS 577 S R Runs, drives shifts VULCAN 900 2001 ITASCA and brakes well 2010 PONTIAC VIBE 4700 miles SUNDANCER THINK SUMMER Summer fun in the sun (Toyota Matrix) All Silver MOTOR HOME with top off 4-door, 5-speed, FWD, Windshield, Saddlebags, 30 ft. with slideout at the CAPE! Needs some cosmetic work Silver, 35 MPG, 99K, Sissybar Sleeps 7 but all upside Excellent condition Pictures Upon Request Ford F450, low mileage $5,900.00 $8,495.00 or BO $3500.00 Good condition 508-922-8268 508-208-6042 [email protected] Call 508-892-3612 for appointment to view

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 SERVICE SPECIALS  SERVICE SPECIALS  SERVICE SPECIALS  SERVICE SPECIALS  SERVICE SPECIALS  Oil Change, Mass State 4 Wheel Alignment Tire Rotation and FREE Brake and Balance Check All Fluids Inspection Inspections Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm $24.99 Must present coupon $59.99 Must present coupon Sat. 8am-2pm Must present coupon MIDSTATE SPECIAL MIDSTATE SPECIAL MIDSTATE SPECIAL MIDSTATE SPECIAL 2007 2 2011 Honda 2010 Ford 2 2010 MINI HUMMER H3 TO TO Civic LX Escape XLT Cooper SUV SUV CHOOSE Sedan SUV CHOOSE $ Hatchback 61 per wk. $ $ $ 64 per wk. 68 per wk. 69 per wk. 5cyl 3.7L engine and automatic transmission, 104k miles, spacious interior with seat of 5 with 34k! 1.8L I-4cyl, Automatic transmission, Seating capacity of 5 in a comfortable and ample cargo room, Cruise control, Power windows with driver 1-touch down, Keyfob (all doors) well-built tan cloth interior, Manual air conditioning, Cruise control with steering wheel Only 65K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power seat, remote keyless entry, Steering wheel with manual tilting, 3 12V DC power outlets, Manual air 1.6L 4cyl, Automatic transmission, 36k miles, Seating capacity of 4, Manual air condi- conditioning, 2 front tow hooks 1 rear, AM/FM/Satellite-capable with seek-scan, single in-dash controls, Steering wheel with manual tilting, manual telescoping, 1 12V DC power AC, rear defrost, alloy wheels, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, steering tioning, Cruise control with steering wheel controls, Keyfob (all doors) remote keyless CD player. Very capable off-road, smooth highway ride, stable handling, stylish interior with outlet, 6-way driver seat adjustment, AM/FM stereo with seek-scan, single in-dash wheel controls (audio, cruise), luggage rack, dual opening rear door, AM/ entry, 2 12V DC power outlets, Manual reclining driver and passenger seats, AM/ simple controls and comfortable seats. CD player, MP3 decoder, AUX hook up, and much much more!! FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! FM/Satellite-prep with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, MP3 decoder and more!

2 2013 2011 Hyundai 2 2013 TO 2007 Lexus Volkswagen Sonata TO Chevrolet CHOOSE ES 350 CHOOSE Jetta 2.5L SE Limited 2.0T Sedan Impala LT Sedan Sedan $ Sedan $ per wk. $ 76 $ per wk. 76 per wk. 76 per wk. 76 TURBO with only 39K Miles! These are the new model and they are HOT! Engine: 3.5L V-6 cyl, Transmission: 6-Speed Automatic, Only 36k miles, V-6 3.6L Automatic transmission, Flex fuel, Sunroof, Remote only 30k! 2.5L 5 cylinder, 6 speed automatic, sleek and stylish Leather, sunroof, Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, heated front and engine start, Cruise control with steering wheel controls and audio controls, Manual dual-zone front air conditioning, Steering wheel with manual tilting, Seating capacity black leather interior, AM/FM/Satellite-capable with seek-scan, Single rear seats, power seats, AC, rear defrost, cruise controls, tilt steering wheel, Mileage:65,990 miles; MPG Range:21/30; Exterior Color:Blue; in-dash CD player, MP3 Decoder, Aux hook up, 2 12V DC power of 5, 2 12V DC power outlets, XM AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, single in-dash alloy wheels, AM/FM/6 disc in dash CD player, Aux/USB for your Ipod or Mp3 Interior Color:Tan CD player, AUX player and MP3 decoder, Wireless phone connectivity with steering outlets, Folding rear seats. Spacious interior and trunk; well-equipped player/Bluetooth Capable and so much more! wheels controls, Smooth, quiet ride; simple controls and a large trunk. smart electronics interface and more!

3 2011 Toyota 2013 Dodge 2 2012 2 2014 Dodge Avenger TO Grand TO Ford Escape TO CHOOSE Camry LE Caravan SE CHOOSE CHOOSE SE XLT SUV Sedan Sedan $ per wk. $ $ $ 76 76 per wk. per wk. 76 per wk. 79 only 63K Miles! Seating capacity of 7, Power windows, Power locks, AC, Rear FWD with only 47K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power only 35K Miles! 2.5L I-4cyl Automatic Transmission, Full 4 door with seat- This 2014!!! Dodge avenger FWD 2.4l 4cyl with 18K is the car for you! Stylish looking ing for 5, Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, tilt defrost, Tilt steering wheel, Cruise controls, 3rd row seating that folds down flat for seat, AC, rear defrost, alloy wheels, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, steering storage, Removable floor console with covered box, Mini overhead console with wheel controls (audio, cruise), luggage rack, dual opening rear door, AM/FM/ black interior with seating capacity of 5, Front bucket seats, Radio steering wheel steering wheel, cruise controls, power seat, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your controls, AM/FM stereo with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player and MP3 decoder, Ipod or Mp3 player, 2 12V DC power outlets, steering wheel controls (audio, storage, conversation mirror, Locking glove box, 4 12V DC power outlets, stow and CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! 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LX Sedan Sedan $ Only 17K Miles! 2.5L 4cyl with automatic transmission, Full 4 door with seating for 5 $ per wk. $ 79 in a nice black cloth interior, sunroof, Power windows, Power locks, Power mirrors, per wk. 82 per wk. 268-hp, 3.5-liter V-6 with 60k Automatic dual-zone front air conditioning, Steering-wheel Power Seats, AC, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, alloy wheels, 79 Only 35k, Remote engine start, Leather interior, Cruise control with steering mounted A/C controls, 1st row express open/close sliding and tilting glass sunroof, sunroof, power seat, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, USB port, Only 34k Miles has a stylish black and tan interior with seating capacity of 5, Power wheel controls, Manual dual-zone front air conditioning, Steering wheel with Sunshade, Cruise control with steering wheel controls, keyfob (all doors) remote keyless 2 12V DC power outlets, steering wheel controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth, tempera- windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, cruise manual tilting, Seating capacity of 5, 2 12V DC power outlets, XM AM/FM/ entry, Steering wheel with manual tilting, manual telescoping, 2 12V DC power outlets, ture controls)Mechanical trunk/hatch/door remote release, Integrated key/remote, controls, alloy wheels, AM/FM/CD player/Aux for your IPod or Mp3 player, steering Satellite with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, AUX player and MP3 decod- Max. seating capacity of 5, XM AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, 6-disc in-dash CD player, Roomy cabin, quiet and cushy ride, excellent crash test scores. wheel controls (audio, cruise) Ample passenger space, quality fit and finish, excel- er, Wireless phone connectivity with steering wheels controls, Smooth, quiet MP3 decoder, AUX hook up and more!! lent visibility and so much more! ride; simple controls and a large trunk. 2010 2012 2012 Jeep 22 2014 Jeep Liberty TOTO Toyota Chevrolet CHOOSE Patriot Sport Sport SUV CHOOSE Highlander Equinox LS 4x4 SUV Limited SUV $ $ per wk. $ $ 84 87 per wk. per wk. per wk. 91 84 47K Miles! 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Considerable off-road Power rearmost windows, Steering wheel with manual tilting, AM/FM stereo cruise, bluetooth, temperature), alloy wheels, AM/FM/CD player/Aux player, Aux Hook up. Roomy and versatile cabin, excellent crash test scores. abilities, useful towing capacity, brawny image and larger rear storage space. with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player AUX hook up and more! for your Ipod or Mp3 player all powered by a JBL Stereo! 2011 Infiniti 2009 Lexus 2011 Ford 2011 G25 RX 350 F-150 STX Acura MDX Sedan Truck Super Beautiful! Cab 3.7L $ $ $ $ 119 per wk. 99 per wk. 113 per wk. 119 per wk. Only 26k miles!! Like NEW!! V-6 cyl 3.7L seating capacity of 6, Cruise control AWD Loaded! Only 42K Miles! 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2011 2012 Toyota 2010 Dodge 2011 Ford Chevrolet Tundra 5.7L V8 Challenger F-150 XLT Traverse 4x4 R/T Coupe Truck Crew $ Cab LTZ SUV per wk. $ 125 $ $ 125 per wk. per wk. 119 per wk. Only 20k miles! Come with the 5.7L V-8 cyl, Power Locks, Power 133 Only 37K Miles! Roomy tan and black leather interior with 3rd row seating, power only 21k miles!! Like NEW!! 5.0L V-8, Automatic Transmission, Seating capacity of 6, Windows, ABS brakes, Alloy wheels, Electronic Stability Control, Front dual 372-hp, 5.7-liter V-8 Six speed Manual Transmission Power Drivers Seat, Power Cruise control with steering wheel controls and audio controls, Manual air conditioning, windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, cruise controls, tilt steering zone A/C, Heated door mirrors, Remote keyless entry, Bedliner,SiriusXM Steering wheel with manual tilting, Power side-view door mirrors, 3 12V DC power wheel, alloy wheels, Dual sunroof, Flip down DVD screen, rear back up camera, In Windows, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Vanity Mirrors, Vehicle Stability Assist, AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, 6-disc in-dash CD player, 4 12V DC Cruise Control, Bucket Seats, Auto Headlight Delay, Folding Rear Seats ,Remote outlets, AM/FM/Satellite-prep with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, AUX hook up, dash LCD screen, NAV, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your ipod or Mp3 player, rear power outlets. sony SYNC system. Powerful and fuel-efficient engine; inviting and functional cabin; air controls, steering wheel controls (cruise, audio controls) and so much more! Trunk Release, Center Console, Rear Center Armrest, Power Mirrors, Rear Window innovative electronics features. Defroster,Reading Light, Power Outlets, Manual air conditioning, Sunroof and more!

2013 Ram 1500 2009 2011 CADILLAC 2010 Tradesman/ Mercedes-Benz ESCALADE Porsche Express Truck S-Class S550 EXT Luxury Panamera Quad Cab $ Turbo $ 169 per wk. SUV 135 per wk. $ Call for details ONLY 28k MILES!! Big 390-hp, 5.7-liter HEMI V-8, Well thought out spacious Gray/ AWD beautiful AWD and Sport controls! Beautiful Tan Leather, with the Yachting black interior that seats 6, AM/FM/Satellite, SIRUS, with seek-scan, single in-dash CD 179 per wk. Blue exterior color, Navigation, sunroof, sport 19’ alloy wheels, front and rear player, Back up camera with LCD monitor in rear view mirror, Steering-wheel mounted LOADED!! 403-hp Vortec 6.2L V8 SPI, 6-speed automatic w/OD and auto-manual, Black leather interior with a seating capacity audio controls, Manual air conditioning, 3 12V DC power outlets, power mirrors, power Only 42K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power of 5, Adjustable pedals, Air Conditioning, 22’’ Chrome wheels, clean interior, clean wheels, Electronic Stability Control, Front dual individual climate controls, AM/FM/SAT/CD Player/Bluetooth Capability/Aux for windows, power locks, power quick change 4x4, 18 inch wheels, AUX and USB hook up steering wheel, power seats, power trunk, Leather, sunroof, navigation, zone A/C, Front fog lights, Front reading lights, Garage door transmitter, Heated steering wheel with power tilting, auto tilt-away, your Ipod or Mp3 player all powered by the Burmester Stereo System, power rear AM/FM/In Dash 6 Disc CD player/Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 Illuminated entry, Memory seats, XM AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, Front LCD screen, Navigation in center console and more!! This is the ultimate machine with Best-in-class ride quality; System with voice activation, In-dash 6-disc remote CD, 8 Bose 5.1 Cabin Surround speakers, 2 wireless headphones, 2nd row opening and closing gate, HID Head lamps, fog lamps, front and rear heated and player/Bluetooth all powered by a Harmon Kardon Stereo! Alloy wheels, well-made interior; clever storage spaces; powerful V8; lots of interior space. LCD wing down entertainment system with DVD, Back up camera, Power moonroof, and Power Tilt-Sliding Sunroof w/Express- air conditioned seats. This is one BEAUTIFUL UNIQUE VEHICLE! power tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, rear back up camera and so Open/Close, Roof rack, Chrome door handles, Running boards, Remote engine start, 4 12V DC power outlets, Cruise control with much more! steering wheel controls. Strong and smooth powertrain, plush ride, quiet cabin and more! *All payments are subject to qualified credit. 0 down 2.99% for 72 months.

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