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Six Northbridge Middle constructed from paint stir- Courtesy photo School competition rers and glue, each weigh- Hunter Criasia, Skyler bridge building teams ing less than 24 ounces. Criasia, Annalise McDonald, recently competed in the Each bridge was set onto Kassandra Pouliot, Rowan Model Bridge Program at a platform and tested with Borruso, Britnei Chen, Aidan Wentworth Institute of weight to the point of fail- Roy, Ben Chase, Adam Chen, Technology, sponsored ure. Among 19 identified Payton Brooks, Bridget by the Boston Society of middle schools, one of the Roy, Dan Fung-A-Phat, Mrs Civil Engineers. The teams Northbridge teams came in Elizabeth. Wermuth, and had been working on their third place for Efficiency, Mr. Matt Schwartz. Bridge bridge projects diligent- a ratio of bridge weight to shown is “Trussful”. (Not ly since the beginning of total weight carried. The pictured: Ryan Searles, December, under the super- bridge for team “Non-a- Matt Waterson, Christian vision of Middle School Bridgeable”, whose mem- Bedard, Poula Fahmy, Zac STEM teacher, Elizabeth bers included Adam Chen Tevepaugh) Wermuth, as well as volun- and Dan Fung-a-Phat, car- teer mentor, Matt Schwartz ried 55.46 pounds, for an and Skylar Criasia, also from Green International efficiency score of 58.77. came in third place among Affiliates. The winning bridge of the identified middle schools This year, 60 teams of competition carried just for Aesthetics, with a total high school and middle over 200 pounds! score of 86, only two points school students braved the Bridge team “Trussful”, below the first and second cold February 3rd, to travel which included Annalise place winners for that cat- to Wentworth with bridges McDonald, Britnei Chen, egory. Confidentiality of UHDC explains patient information Production showcases addressed in legislation warrant article young talent Submitted by Jane Keegan Senator Michael O. Moore On the May 8 town meeting war- (D-Millbury) announced the rant the Uxbridge Historic District Massachusetts State Senate passed leg- Commission is sponsoring an article islation to protect patients’ access to to expand the current footprint of the confidential health care. In an effort to historic district. Established in 2004, maintain the confidentiality of patients this general bylaw was enacted to covered as dependents on another per- “protect and preserve the distinctive son’s insurance policy, the “PATCH features of buildings and places sig- Act” requires insurance carriers to nificant to Uxbridge history; maintain issue common summary of payment and improve settings of those buildings forms directly to the patient. and places; and encourage new designs “This important piece of legisla- compatible with existing buildings in tion protects patients from breaches the district.” in confidentiality, making it safer for Currently, the district encompasses them to access the care they need,” said only our central ‘core’- downtown, town Senator Moore. “I am proud to support Common and surrounding streets, and the PATCH Act which sends a powerful short stretches of North and South message that everyone deserves access Main, Mendon and Douglas streets. to confidential health care here in our According to Chairman Faye Commonwealth.” McCloskey, the idea for expansion was Some health insurers’ current billing first discussed at in early 2017 and prog- and claims communication practices ress reported repeatedly. In a context of can unintentionally violate the basic growth in residential and commercial right to privacy of a patient covered as sectors, a majority of Commissioners a dependent on another person’s policy, Courtesy photo support this article as a pro-active mea- for example a young adult, minor or sure to achieve the aim to “Preserve the spouse. Insurers routinely send sum- WCS Middle School students on stage. Past; Enhance the Future.” mary of payment or Explanation of The Ironstone School House in South Benefits (EOB) forms, detailing the type The Middle School Drama Club at “Couched in all the craziness are Uxbridge stands alone while the other and cost of medical services received, Whitinsville Christian School has the important lessons that you should areas proposed are geographically to the primary subscriber on an insur- wrapped production on Dear Edwina, never try to be someone you’re not, connected to the current historic dis- ance plan. In many situations, young Jr. with a Friday evening and a and that you can’t put a price on the trict. The specific boundaries represent adults, minors or women may choose Saturday afternoon show. value of relationships,” said Susan logical extensions and serve as visual to forego certain types of treatment due Dear Edwina, Jr. is about a neigh- Upham, director. ‘gateways’ to what has been designated to fears that a parent or spouse will see borhood of kids who produce an The next production in the ‘historic’ already. sensitive health information on an EOB advice show, complete with singing Nehemiah Center at WCS will be Moving west along Mendon Street form. and dancing, while trying to catch Disney’s High School Musical, per- from the eastern entrance of town at The bill requires the Division of the attention of a big city talent scout. formed by the WCS High School the junction of West River Road and Insurance to develop a common Edwina receives letters from kids Drama Club. Performances will be Patrick Henry Street, a three century summary of payments form to be who are looking for advice on every- April 20, 21, 27, and 28. Tickets will tapestry of Uxbridge history unfolds in used by all insurance carriers in the thing from good manners to sibling go on sale on April 2 at whitinsvil- lechristian.org. rivalry. Turn To WARRANT, A3 Turn To PATIENT, page A14 page Moore sponsored bill to protect student

information passes Senate DON’T FORGET!

are constantly inundated with public (D-Worcester). “When these students Set Your Clocks Legislation records requests for the personal infor- attend a public university and voluntari- mation of students. These requests seek ly submit their personal information, Ahead! exempts student information including student names, that information should absolutely not home and school addresses, date of birth, be subject to disclosure to an outside data from public telephone and cellphone numbers, email party. I am happy that Senator Moore addresses, area of study, graduation and the Senate were able to pass this records requests date, and parent’s names and addresses. legislation.” Under the existing public records law, “I am incredibly happy that Senator BOSTON – The Massachusetts State public campuses are compelled to pro- Moore and his Senate colleagues Senate took action to protect student vide this information. addressed his bill this week,” said Vincent information by passing legislation that “At an early age, we teach our children Pedone, executive offices, Massachusetts would ensure public colleges and uni- never to speak with strangers, and yet State Universities Council of Presidents. versities in the Commonwealth are not our existing laws compel public colleges “In our view, the personal information of required to disclose student record infor- or universities to disseminate student students on public college campuses in mation as part of public records requests. information — clearly there’s a gap in Massachusetts should not be subject to The bill, filed by Senator Michael reason,” said Senator Moore. “We have a the open meeting law allowing predatory O. Moore (D-Millbury) who serves as duty to protect student information from companies access to their phone num- Senate Chair of the Joint Committee on falling into the hands of outside parties, bers, email addresses and other personal Higher Education, amends Chapter 66 which often seek to use the information information. Passage of this bill will help of the General Laws so that campuses for marketing purposes and self-gain. It’s public colleges and universities protect Daylight are not required to comply with public also important for students to trust that that student information.” records requests for student data defined the information disclosed to their col- The legislation, which passed the Savings Time as an “education record” in the Federal lege or university is not being publically Senate unanimously, has now been Family Education and Privacy Act. This shared.” referred to the House of Representatives Begins data includes records that have been des- “The opportunity to attend college is for consideration. To continue track- ignated by campuses as directory infor- a dream and a privilege shared by many ing the bill, S.2309, please visit the March 11th mation. students across Massachusetts,” said Legislature’s website, www.malegisla- Public higher education institutions Senate President Harriette L. Chandler ture.gov. 2 • Friday, March 9, 2018 Blackstone Valley Tribune Blackstone Briefs

BREAKFAST been named to the Dean’s List at Lyndon State The Valley Chapel Women’s group is hosting College in Lyndon, Vermont, for the fall 2017 a women’s breakfast March 10, 8:30 a.m. in the semester. The Dean’s List recognizes those who Valley Chapel Café, 14 Hunter Road, Uxbridge. attained a GPA of 3.5 to 3.99. Emma Quinn of Guest speakers will be from the Clearway Clinic Douglas, Brian Lamoureux of Slatersville RI, and Pregnancy Resources Center, A21 “Fighting Ryan Paulino of Uxbridge. Human Trafficking”, Teen Challenge on WORCESTER — Worcester State University New to Webster Mexicali Overcoming Addictions, and Trades of Hope - students made a strong showing at the 14th annual Mariachi Band Helping women in need. There is no charge for the College Show at ArtsWorcester. Hannah Muggeo breakfast, but donations are welcome. The Valley of Uxbridge has work appearing in the show, the first Thursday of the month Chapel women host about five functions per year. which is one of Worcester’s most important cul- from 5-8 PM. Contact the organizers via Deb Taft 508-922-9733 tural and civic events. The show opened with a for more information. reception Feb. 2 that drew an enthusiastic crowd of Webster location only BAKED HAM & BEANS 482 people to ArtsWorcester’s Aurora Gallery, 660 Home baked ham & bean supper Saturday, Main St., and it ran through March 2 Buy any lunch or dinner and get 50% April 7 at 5:00 p.m. in the Community House, 8 From 253 submissions, independent curator OFF the second lunch or dinner of Court St, Uxbridge located behind the Uxbridge Mary Tinti selected 65 works in traditional and equal or lesser value, with beverages Town Common. Sponsored by the Uxbridge new media, including sculpture, video, print, purchased. Dine-in only with coupon. Congregational Church. Menu includes home painting, and photography. One offer per table or party. Not com- baked ham, home baked beans, potato salad, cole- The College Show cultivates the next genera- binable with other offers or specials. slaw, brown bread, beverages & dessert. Donation tion of artists, giving everyone who participates Offer expires 3/31/18. of $10 per adult, children under 6 free. Raffles valuable, first-hand experience with submitting will also be available. For reservations call (508) artwork to a juried exhibition, having one’s work 278-2654 after 5 p.m. Limited tickets will be sold at on public view, and having it go up for prizes. It door. Come enjoy great food and fellowship. also highlights the very strong presence of the QUILT SHOW colleges and universities in Worcester and their Thimble Pleasures Quilt Guild of Mendon is students. Twelve Worcester State students’ works holding its bi-annual Quilt Show on March 17 and were selected for the show. 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The Great

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The Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association (RISAA) will host their annual fishing show this weekend March 9-11 at the Providence Convention Center, 1 Sabin St., Providence RI! If you saltwater fish this is a must see show. It is the largest saltwater show in the Northeast. Numerous charter boat captains will be on hand to take your reserva- Tying flies at Singletary Rod & Gun Club is a program open to novice and expert alike. They tions for the fast approaching season. encourage anyone interested to contact them for more information. Dates fill up fast, so to insure your Courtesy photos spot on the boat during the best fish- One happy angler aboard the Island Current ing, it is very important to book now. to bottom, and possibly better than the With early ice out on most lakes and with nice cod Numerous seminars will also be held fish do! Get the latest information on ponds this year, the oxygen levels are in during the 3 day show making each the cod fishing at Cox Ledge in Rhode great shape to sustain trout stockings. attend and enjoy some shooting on a a fun filled day. Captain Mel True of Island from Captain Chris of the Island The good news about early ice out will world class skeet field. Members are FISHNET CHARTERS along with many Current out of Snug Harbor. Check be the annual opening dates at both always eager to help the novice shooter. other boat captains, will be stationed out their new low rates. This week’s Wachusett Reservoir & the Quabbin Saturday March 10 the club will hold throughout the show to answer all first picture shows a happy angler with Reservoir! Wachusett Res is slated to their regular skeet shooting followed of your questions about the upcoming some nice cod fish caught aboard the open April 1 to shore fishing only. by a great steak dinner at 5:30 p.m. The season on stripers, fluke, tautog, etc. Island Current prior to the storm. The New England Fly Tyers meet Thursday night skeet shooting returned Wicked Tuna Captain Dave Carraro The show will have more fishing every Monday night at the Singletary on March I, at 6:00 pm! The Uxbridge and Captain Sandro Maniaci of Tuna. tackle under one roof than you have Rod & Gun Club in Oxford! Saturday Rod & Gun Club also has trap shoot- Com will be on hand to answer your ever seen. Check out the vendors show March 17, is the start of the youth out- ing every Sunday morning starting at questions, and show video of last year’s specials on all fishing gear and cloth- reach program which will be held at the 10:00 am, and is open to non- members! tuna fishing. Be sure to bring the kids ing! Show hours are Friday 1:00 to 8:00 Leicester Rod & Gun Club. Get a youth Check their web site for more informa- along and enjoy a great family day at p.m., Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and away from their computer and get them tion. Wallum lake Rod & Gun wild game the show. Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.! For more involved in tying flies. The rewards are dinners are 3-24 & 3-25. There are a few Captain Charlie Donilon of “Snappa” information go to the RISAA web site. enormous. Enjoying the great outdoors tickets left. Charters, fishing out of Galilee RI. will Cod fishing took a back seat again this catching trout on a fly that they have The Worcester County League be giving away a free fishing charter past weekend because of the storm. created, will have them coming back for of sportsmen’s Clubs will hold their trip. Every adult that attends the show Fishing is expected to improve soon, if more. They can also learn rod building annual banquet on March 24. For 55 will have a chance to win the trip. This the weather cooperates and the boats from some of the best in the area. For years, Massachusetts Sportsmen & writer fished with Captain Donilon can get out. more information on the NEFT go to the Women take time out to recognize during my early adult hood and can Fresh water anglers were still catch- web site at http//newenglandflytyers. some extra special people at the annu- remember some great fishing aboard ing fish prior to the storm with rod org/. This week’s second picture shows al Appreciation Banquet. The event is his boat. His knowledge about fishing & reel. Rivers and streams will need a group of fly tyers at a recent meeting. held at the Wachusett Country Club in for all species of saltwater fish, includ- to recede a lot before stocking trucks This is the time of year to enjoy some West Boylston. More on the banquet ing shark fishing has been gained from dump an allotment of fresh trout into great skeet shooting at the Wallum and awards next week. his years of fishing in Rhode Island them, but lakes and ponds could start Lake Rod & Gun Cub in Harrisville waters. He knows the ocean from top receiving fish as early as next week. Rhode Island. The public is invited to Take A Kid fishing & Keep Them Rods Bending!!

WARRANT responses returned and in conversa- neighborhood…” as described in the continued from page A 1 tions in person or on the phone with Massachusetts Historical Commission Police chief to speak at homeowners, more positives than neg- guidelines. A two-thirds Yes vote is information session houses and places. Anchoring the mid- atives were recorded. required for passage of the article at point of Mendon Street is the Stanley The UHDC March 14 agenda will fea- town meeting on May 8. If successful, on gun laws Woolen Mill, on the state and nation- ture a general Q&A on the expansion. A a UHDC majority views this article as al Registers of historic sites. And just formal public hearing follows on April pro-active and a ‘win-win’ for residen- 17 as required by state law. McCloskey tial and business interests alike. Brookfield Indivisible will host before entering the heart of Uxbridge, encourages interested citizens, espe- Brookfield Police Chief Michael lovely, leafy Capron Street is lined with cially those living within the proposed Blanchard, president of the Central mostly large residences dating to the new historic district boundaries, to Massachusetts Chiefs of Police mid-19th and early 20th centuries, and attend one or both meetings. Association, for an information ses- ends at the much-loved McCloskey Greater A wide-ranging discussion about the sion on gun laws, Sunday, March Middle School and Veterans Memorial proposal will air on the local cable 11, at 2 p.m. at the Brookfield Inn, 8 Auditorium. Worcester Monthly access channel soon. Topics include: West Main St., Brookfield. Continuing through the main down- ow does the bylaw apply to residents Blanchard will outline current town corridor from the crest on North Coin Show and businesses in the district; are pres- state law for buying and carrying Main Street to the junction of Hazel ent zoning, property rights and values a firearm, define the category of Street on the west, and Homeward Sun., March. 11th, 2018 affected? In addition, a video is being banned assault weapons, and pro- Avenue on the east, the same lovely shot to highlight houses and buildings 9:30AM - 2:30PM vide a law enforcement perspective vista of homes, spanning 200 years, is to be included. It, too, will air on cable. Auburn-Webster Elks Lodge on proposed additional regulations. viewed. Unlike the more ‘commercial’ A ‘study’ based on extensive research 754 Southbridge St. - Route 12 “We hope to increase our under- part farther north, one observes few was marked as ‘complete’ by the Auburn, MA standing of this important topic business signs interspersed among res- Massachusetts Historical Commission and be better able to discuss the idences up to these points. 46 Tables - 40+ Dealers as required by state law. To review issues with others,” said Brookfield Starting last summer, two commu- Coins - Paper Money - Tokens the complete proposal, including locus Indivisible Chair Trudy O’Connell. nications were received by property maps, visit town hall offices and the Following the presentation, post- owners residing within the expanded FREE APPRAISALS library. er making materials will be avail- borders. Included was: a survey solic- A majority of the Commissioners FREE ADMISSION able for those interested in attend- iting input about the present histor- maintains the historic district exten- Early Bird Buyers ing the March for Our Lives in ic district, Commission activities, sion is a means by which to “improve $15 at 8am; $10 at 9am Worcester at City Hall, March 24, and expansion proposal; and a list of the quality of life for those living noon to 2 p.m., or elsewhere. UHDC exemptions beyond our author- For more information ity. McCloskey says that from survey here, provided stability, pride in Call (978) 658-0160 This event is open to all, regard- or less of town of residence or political www.ebwpromotions.com affiliation. Young people and par- Next show is June. 10th, 2018 ents are encouraged to attend. For information, email brook- [email protected]. CRF MAINTENANCE SERVICES “Over 34 years of experience” Specializing In 508-278-9874 RESTORATIONS www.cringfarm.com

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WHITINSVILLE SOCIAL UXBRIDGE FREE PUBLIC thing you need to know! This LIBRARY LIBRARY event is sponsored and present- 17 Church Street ed by the center for Women & 15 North Main Street (508) 234-2151 Enterprise. It is complimentary Visit us on Facebook (508) 278-8624 and you must register. www.uxbridgelibrary.org Registration for programs at Feasting with Your Instant-Pot www.tinyurl.com.bvlevents. - Thursday, March 29 at 6pm Yoga with Marise Nazzaro - The instant pot craze is here! Hours: Monday-Thursday: 10 Mondays at 7pm Are you on board? Join Chef Liz Please sign up for this popular a.m.-8 p.m.; Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Barbour for a cooking class that Saturday: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Library Trustee sponsored pro- will help take the mystery out of gram. this amazing, time saving kitch- Sit and Knit - Thursdays, Knitting Group and en tool! This event has limited Needlework meets Wednesday March 8 and 22 at 1:30pm seating, so please register at the Drop in with your knitting or 6-8 p.m. Drop in. adult circulation desk or call 508- Historical Room open crocheting project to work on 278-8624. and share with others. Wednesday, March 14 and March 28; 2-3 p.m. Card Making - Thursday, Lewis and Clark Discovery - March 8 at 6:15pm BOSTON BRUINS PJ DRIVE: Saturday, March 31 at 11am The Whitinsville Social Library Sick of buying cards at the Do you like root beer? Have you store? Learn how to make your is teaming up with the Boston ever used a cough drop? Do you Bruins again for their Annual PJ own! Please sign up for this work- like birch soda? Have you seen a shop. If you own a pair of small Drive. Please consider donating a grizzly bear (how many of your pair of new pajamas for children, embroidery scissors, please footprints could fit in one of a bring them with you. from birth to teens. The library grizzly)? Join Park Ranger Viola will forward these pajamas to Bookies Book Group - to sample flavors and learn of Thursday, March 8 at 6:30pm DCF, Cradles to Crayons. the many plants and discoveries The drive will run from Feb.1st We will be discussing Bear Captains Lewis and Clark found Town by Fredrik Backman. through March 15th. and identified for our nation Music & Movement with Miss Senior Center Book Club - under the directive of President Tuesday, March 13 at 1pm Deb on Wednesday mornings Jefferson. What a great patriotic @10:30 for ages 1 through pre- We will be discussing The president with such foresight for Nightingale by Kristin Hannah. school. Online registration www. our nation and residents. Join tinyurl.com/BVLevents us at the Uxbridge Library as we Story & Craft time with Miss Celebrating Ireland - Thursday, embark on the westward expan- March 15 at 6:30pm Marcia on Thursday mornings sion journey Corps of Discovery @10:30 for ages 2 through pre- Songs, stories and Irish step through your eyes and open the dancing for all ages! This event school. Drop in program. Discovery Trunk of replica arti- My Pal & Me Art Club is sponsored by the Library facts with us. The original plants Trustees. for students in K-Gr.4, with one are displaced at the National adult on Monday, March 19th Photography Club - Saturday, Academy of Sciences in PA. March 17 at 11am from 3:30-4 p.m. Springtime Art Collage using recyclable materi- Join us for a photography Children’s Programs enthusiast meeting to discuss als. Register: www.tinyurl.com/ Baby & Me - Mondays at BVLEvents techniques and learn from each 10:30am. Ages 0-2.5 Registration other! STEAM with Miss Deb required. science & art for ages 3-5 with Steps to Start a Business - Story Time - Thursdays at Thursday, March 22 at 5:30pm a caregiver Tuesday, March 20, 11am. Ages 2.5-5. Registration 11:00-11:45, funded by Beginning If you are considering start- required. ing a business or in the early Bridges, CFCE Register: www. Crafty Wednesday - tinyurl.com/BVLEvents stages of launching one, this Wednesdays between 10am-4pm workshop will outline every-

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BLACKSTONE $712,500 241-249 Church St, $190,000 11 Maple St #11, Hare, $140,220 15 May St, Hinkley, Now Home LLC, to Americo Paul T, to Nacneil, Charlene M. Thomas J, and Lakeview Loan Properties LLC. $103,000 639 Church St, Servicing, to Lakeview Loan $550,000 160 Wolfe Hill Rd, Baldwin, Patricia A, to Saint Servicing. Andrade, Eileen, and Andrade, Thomas RT, and Bedigian, $118,000 22 Carrington St, Gordon, to Bregel, Brandon, and Jeffrey. Wells Fargo Bank NA Tr, to Bregel, Ashley. $52,554 13 Overlook St #13, Adams, John, and and Adams, $533,300 145 Joseph Cir, J&F Deutsche Bk Natl T Co Tr, to David. Marinella Dev Corp, to Burgner, Irish, Gregor. DOUGLAS Glenn A, and Burgner, Patricia. $50,000 Cooper Rd, Cooper $155,000 731 NW Main St, Shaw, $260,000 17 Elm St #17, Smith, Hill Realty LLC, to Nadeau, Holland, and Sinacola, Linda, to Randy G, and Smith, Jessica E, Charlotte. Lake Manchaug Camping LLC. to Vickers, Rebecca. UXBRIDGE $22,000 8 Angel Rd, Ellis, $260,000 19 Elm St #19, Smith, $725,000 680 E Harford Ave, Kerri A, and Ellis, Brian H, to Randy G, and Smith, Jessica E, Fafard, Jeffrey R, and Fafard, Thompson, Alexander J. to Vickers, Rebecca. Peter H, to Great River Invest NORTHBRIDGE $233,000 103 Ash St #103, Group. $712,500 237-239 Church St, Equinox Properties RT, and $725,000 690 E Harford Ave, Now Home LLC, to Americo Brookhouse, Anthony J, to Fafard, Jeffrey R, and Fafard, Properties LLC. Moore, Amber. Peter H, to Great River Invest Group. #2 $675,000 44 Depot St, Walter F P Driscoll FT, and Driscoll, Walter I F, to Massachusetts Electric Co. T Marriage and divorce X $560,000 40 Freedoms Way, A affect taxes Gray Wolf Dev Corp, to Gebben, T Richard V, and Gebben, Mary A. Your marital status on Dec. 31 determines $445,000 53 Brookside Dr, the tax status you’ll claim on your return. If Pollard, Patrick J, and Pollard, you’re single or divorced on the last day of Diane M, to Vella, Joseph M, and Say it in 2017, you will file as single. If you are legally separated and Vella, Rose. have at least one dependent child you can file as single or $418,500 48 Hecla St, Cafarella, living color! head of household. If you’re legally married under state law, John, and Cafarella, Allison R, you can file jointly with your spouse or choose “married filing to Kristoff, Alison, and Phillips, Paul. separately” status. If your spouse died during 2017 and you The world isn’t $325,000 31 Carney St, Brochu, black and white. did not remarry, you can generally file a joint return. Jeffrey, and Brochu, Cynthia, to 426 Worcester Rd. Helping you go from facts to decisions Horrocks, Allison B, and Barone, So, why is your ad? Charlton, MA 01507-1506 Mark S. 508-248-1040 Fax: 508-248-3927 $302,250 89 S Main St, Hender, www.pedcocpa.com Thoms J, and Roberts, Christine M, to Belanger, Armand E. B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, March 9, 2018 • 5 BVT community service team launches anti-violence campaign Students participate in Game Change: The Patriots Anti-Violence Partnership training

UPTON – The #MeToo and Time’s Up movements have brought sexual assault and gender violence into the national spotlight. The stories of abuse in the sports and entertainment industry led many to begin advocating for changes in laws, boardrooms, locker rooms, and everyday conversations. The Blackstone Valley Tech SkillsUSA Community Service team saw the national conversation as a platform to launch their annual public service campaign. This year the SkillsUSA Community Service Team, senior Mina Dehestani of Millville, junior Anita Faath of Hopedale, and junior Madeleine Asacker of Mendon, is training students and staff to recognize and address the signs of gender violence. The team recently participated in the Game Change: The Patriots Anti-Violence Courtesy photos Students from Blackstone Valley Tech, Blackstone-Millville Regional High School, and Nipmuc Partnership training program to learn This year, the BVT SkillsUSA Community Regional High School recently participated in the Game Change: The Patriots Anti-Violence anti-violence strategies. Service team is training students and staff Partnership training program to learn anti-violence strategies. The Game Change program is a to recognize and address the signs of gen- partnership between the New England der violence. The team recently participated through the training. It is inspiring to State Leadership and Skills Conference Patriots Charitable Foundation and in the Game Change: The Patriots Anti- work side-by-side with such resourceful Championship. the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Violence Partnership training program to people to end gender-based violence.” Blackstone Valley Regional Office that aims to implement long-term learn anti-violence strategies. Seen here is The two-day training at Blackstone Vocational Technical High School anti-violence and healthy relationship junior Madeleine Asacker of Mendon with Valley Tech trained the three members serves the towns of Bellingham, education in Massachusetts schools. the program’s Game Change instructors Carl of the Community Service team as well Blackstone, Douglas, Grafton, The training curriculum, Mentors in Barrow and Lisa Markland. as six other BVT students, 10 Nipmuc Hopedale, Mendon, Milford, Millbury, Violence Prevention (MVP), gives stu- students, and 10 Blackstone-Millville Millville, Northbridge, Sutton, Upton dents the skills to recognize dynamics the same. students. and Uxbridge. Located in the heart of power and control that can lead to “Participating in the Game Change The students will return to their of the Blackstone Valley, Blackstone relationship and gender-based violence. training and watching other students schools and spread the messages taught Valley Tech creates a positive learning The Center for the Study of Sport in develop new ideas from the materials by the Game Change program. The BVT community that prepares students for Society at Northeastern University made me appreciate the role students SkillsUSA Community Service team personal and professional success in runs the program. have in bringing the community togeth- has several initiatives planned, includ- an internationally competitive society The training gave the Community er as a whole and educating people ing a visit to a local middle school to through a fusion of rigorous vocation- Service team members the tools to spot to end problems like dating violence,” speak with students. In April, the team al, technical, and academic skills. The and address gender violence in their said Asacker. “I noticed my ideas and will present their campaign to a panel of school’s website is www.valleytech.k12. own lives and train other students to do thoughts changed and grew as I went judges at the SkillsUSA Massachusetts ma.us. Checklist when hiring an estate sale company

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The following students have Boylston: Cadence Dimen; Webster: Jessica Gardner; and Rizk, Young Chan Shon, Ju Southbridge: Grace Martinek; earned a place on the honor and Worcester: Amelia Worcester: Astrid Otchere, Wu, Huanxi Xu, Upton: Kaitlyn Schimp; roll for the second quarter at Nadeau-DaCruz, Anthony Benjamin Lanava, Emily Vo, GRADE 11 Whitinsville: Katherine Holy Name Academy Cao, Cristianna Giovanangelo- Ferras Coulibaly, Heavynn High Honors: Auburn: Hang Pingeton; and Worcester: Alexa GRADE 7 Nicotera, Carissa England, Ogunfeitimi, Linda Maria Ly, Jia Tao; Milford: Kaycee Giroux, Destiney Monfreda, High Honors: Auburn: Elizabeth Galeriu, Lilianne Collesei, Lucia Garcia, David Conover; Rochdale: Erin Quy Nguyen Chloe Diguette, and Ryan Lipka, Melina Iannacchione, Luo Socha; Shrewsbury: Elizabeth Honors: Auburn: Abigayl Mechery, East Brookfield: Olivia Spokis, Paige Desiata Honors: Auburn: Anna Fernandez, Shuwen Zhang; and Sherbourne, Vanessa Ronald Pataky; Princeton: Honors: Auburn: Ashley Pyche, Nathalie Soto; Worcester: Haiyi Wang, Jeong Symonick; Barre: Megan Catherine King; Shrewsbury: Deneault; Charlton: Mary Charlton: Janelle Schulman; Ah Shon, Jialei Liu, Ngoc Bae VanDyke; Charlton: Meaghan Sabrina Williams; Webster: Graff, Ziqing Zhao; Clinton: East Brookfield: Alexander Tran, Xuan Zhao Daniels, Mikhaela Daniels; Connor Paul; and Worcester: Issaih Agnew; Milford: Ashby Demarski; Holden: Rebecca Honors: Auburn: Ming East Brookfield: Alexandra Joseph Bowden, Keziah Danso, Norris; North Grosvenordale: Paldino; Hudson: Emily Regis; Chen; Charlton: Emma Bailen, Button; Grafton: Zhengyang Kwame Asare. Lillian Krysinski; North Leicester: Katelyn Lepard; Kenneth Graff; Grafton: Wang; Holden: Molly Desautels, Honors: Auburn: Ashley Grafton: Anmarie Huggett; Marlborough: Haven Leclerc, Gabriella Vescio; Leicester: Ryan Prosser; Hopkinton: Wilbur; Worcester: North Oxford: Christopher Abigail Spitzer; Mendon: Emily Gibney; Millbury: Jillian Noah Kozub; Jefferson: James Farrell, Stephanie Tran, Elliott, Danielle Frasco; Priscilla Younes; Milford: Carew, Alexis Moscoffian; Ashley Setterlund; Leicester: Christopher Larson, Adam Oxford: Cienna Barszcz, Trever Amanuel Zimmerman; North Grafton: Abaigeal Kelly Krull; Marlborough: Toscano, Alexa Tighe, Luzma Johnson, Christopher Mahlert, Millville: Elizabeth DiCecco; Carroll; Oxford: Kathryn Carrington Leclerc; North Gonzalez-Montanez Julianna Warman; Rehoboth: North Grafton: Isabella Diorio; Horan; Rutland: Catherine Oxford: Nathaniel Elliott, GRADE 8 Carrina Carnrike; Rochdale: Rutland: Julia Riggieri; Dinsdale; Shrewsbury: Krystal Melendez; Northbridge: High Honors: North Grafton: James Flanagan; Southbridge: Shrewsbury: Emily Baril, Jingyi Bai, Jieren Kou, Ava Sophia Masciarelli; Rutland: Olivia Dioro; Upton: Kara Amy Loin; Spencer: Amanda Renee Baril, Sean Hammitt, Vincequere; Southborough: Alexander Dinsdale, Rebecca Moquin; and Worcester: Kylie Scannell; Sturbridge: Arianna Rylie Murphy; Southborough: Gabriella Lindhurst; Spencer: Goodney; Shrewsbury: Barbour Lester; Sutton: Deirdre Gill; Isabelle Lindhurst; Spencer: Morgan Woolard; Sutton: Louis Davolio, Sunmin Lee, Honors: Douglas: Hayley Worcester: Bryan Agyemang, Abigail Manfield; Sturbridge: Reanna Mankaryous, Sabrina Hyerin Sung, Linjin Yuan; Houston; Millbury: Sophie Cara Amorati, Jacob Bowden, Rebecca Kowal; Uxbridge: Woolf; Webster: Morgan Southbridge: Michael Power; Ikeda, Quinn Romaine; Malaki Brown, Kaylee DeSiata; Caroline Adam, Krista Richardson, Alexandra Spencer: Madison Catino, Rutland: Mateo Iruegas; Angelina Fernandes, Caitlin Sullivan; Webster: Zexin Sobczak; Worcester: Colivea Hannah Fitzpatrick; Sutton: Spencer: Fallon Desforge, Graham, Ry Kariuki, Max Lin, Nicholas Paul, Ashley Acquaye, Olivia Amorati, Logan Lornell, Robear Elizabeth Manfield; and LeFrancois; Kyungmin Nam, Wentworth; Westborough: Dyson Barbour, Zuzanna Mankaryous; Uxbridge: Rachel Worcester: Maria Basta, Emma Dominic Porcaro, Anthony Rachel Liazos, Declan Basta, Gabriel Caminhas, Adam, Nicholas Cariglia; Bolduc, Brianna Borrero, Romeo, Alexandra Selvitelli; Roche; Whitinsville: Lindsey Taylor Cordova, Yulianny De Webster: Alyssa Wentworth; Nicole Byrnes, Matthew Nicholas Sotiropoulos, Nolan Sanderson; Worcester: Jason Los Santos, Zachary Decker, Westborough: Kathryn Camfield, Reianna Delapara, Sweetser, Jun Xia Abdelnour, Anna Camfield, Nicholai Faber, Helena Smith; Whitinsville: Drew Morgan Kennedy, Martyna GRADE 10 Anthony Caporelli, Angelyk Greenslit, Nan Guo, Emma Palsha; Worcester: Monika Myslinski, Terrance O’Connor, High Honors: Boylston: Colon; Owen Coppinger, Kennedy, Cyndi Le, Charlotte Alexander, Hoang Viet Bui, Joshua Petkie, Olivia Pontius, Elise Probst; Jefferson: Muqing Di, Ava Diggs, Jaini Liu, Clariese Natal, Malaika Imad Coulibaly, Amanda Bella Romeo, Brendan Sheeran, Madison Ayik; Milford: Edmonds, Abigail Erickson, Ngigi, Anna Nguyen, Julie Gocklin, Emily Greenslit, Jaiden Shekoni Juliana Cafarella, Rachael Zayvier Fields, Adrianna Obeng-Nyarkoh, James Olaes, Justin Humphrey, Madeleine GRADE 9 Allegakoen; Millbury: Faith Fraioli, Kamille Hylton, Kayla Nikolas Padilla, Samantha Johnson, Kevin Krusas, Ryan High Honors: Charlton: Sheehan; Oxford: Abigail Leong, McKenzie Logan, Olivia Selvitelli, Alexandra Ward Lanava, Jinyu Li, Ignacio Yuqi Han; Holden: David Duval, Esther Kim; Rutland: Lupisella, Amina Mohammed, GRADE 12 Monje, Mia Monopoli, Tina Prosser; Northbridge: Erin Duncan; Shrewsbury: Nkiruka Nosike, Kallie High Honors: East Nguyen, Henry Osei, Chad Ren, Acadia Tucker; Shrewsbury: Wyatt Hong, Elyse Duff; O’Brien, Margaret O’Connor, Brookfield: William Demarski; Ryan Saucier, Hayley Tighe, Frances Fernandez; West Upton: Maximus Lucas; Brock Richmond, Charles Oakham: Alexa Olson; Yadriana Williams, Keying Xu. Northbridge Middle School announces honor roll

NORTHBRIDGE — Adam Flauto Mahoney, Joseph Manzi, Karlee Battista, Kyron Pinoos, Gracie Place, Colin Tognazzi, Celia The following students Kaia Gibson, James Jackson Mastroianni, Bridges, Vanessa Calles, Gage Pomeroy, Caitlin Walker, Lindzy Winslow. have earned a place on Gifford, Conner Gomez Molly Mawn, Joseph James Canoy, Hannah Porcelli, Michael Rice, HONORS: Andrew the honor roll for the sec- Vincent Goshen, Mazzarelli, Zachary Direnzo, Jackson Doan, Tade Riordan, Bella Akeley, Joshua Atchue, ond term at Northbridge Amelia Hay, Gianna O’Meara, Marcus Reilly, Jenna Dolber, Elizabeth Roberge, David Rousseau, Anderso Barnicoat- Middle School. Hayes, Taylor Holt, Ella Rogozenski, Joan Duca, Ealise Gagnon, Gradie Sanford, Dominic Sansone, James Bartlett, GRADE 5 Sara Isaza Zpata, Ayva Sanchez, Rachel Sawyer, Ian Gahan, Brooke Scichilone, Madison Jonathan Beaupre, HIGH HONORS: Johnson, Vincent Joslin, Madighan Tracy, Emma Giuliano, Sam Grilli, Scott, Kayleigh Silva, Jayden Belcher, Delaney Kathryn Andresen, Teagan Lavalle-Finch, Vaughan, Jack Wallace, Hunter Hastings, Oscar Katrina Snow, Caleb Bernier, Benjamin Johann Jay Baniqued, Anthony Lippolis, Matthew Waterston, and Hay, Nikauly Hernandez, Sweck, Shia Trotta, Braley, John Buckley, Charlotte Bartlett, Erin Nicholas Lombardo, Natalie Zborowski, Joseph Hutchinson, Jack Vaughan, Matthew Thomas Caito, David Bisaillon, Larissa Briggs, Isabelle Lomonaco, HONORS: Timmothy Jenna Malone, Adam Visbeek, Emily Wheeler, Castellon Palma, Ava Connors, Juliana Nathaniel Loring, Adams, Macie Allen, Minior, Kayla Munson, Nathan Williams Aiden Chase, Nicholas Costa, Jacob Costello, Abby Marra, Harley Christian Bedard, Elijah, Neerayah, GRADE 8 Cleary, Kylie Clement, Giada Dabelstein, Sosie Marston, Aria Mendez, Connor Bodwell, Isabelle Caroline O’Brien, HIGH HONORS: Lily Olivia Clemente, DerKosrofian, Molly Garrett Noel, Oscar Boie, Jillian Bresnahan, Kathryn O’Brien, Jayden Allen, Katelyn Barrows, Rowan Conway, Jared Gahan, Samantha Ordonez Zecena, Tristan Gary Bunis, Cameron Roderigues, Jacqueline Sara Bedigian, Marissa Dermooshegian, Kyla Haberski, Dejaleigh Orstorom, Jesse Perron, Burdick, Shelby Cannon, Roe, Ethan Ross, Ryan Biagioni, Samantha Dominguez De Los Haworth, Mara Keane, Rowan Phillips, Zachary Amelia Corazon, Sarah Scannell, Abigail Billmyer, Julianna Santos, Larissa Dowd, Cameron Labrecque, Popsuj, Wesley Porcelli, Cowen, Lauren Decoteau, Schofield, Colin Seitz, Borruso, Ryan Boyce, Lena Dresp, Lauren Juliette Lannon, Colin Redding, Dylan Logan Decoteau, Quincy Megan Stearns, Nina Justine Brueggemann, Ferreira, Trevor Dylan Leeds, Caden Reilly, Liam Robertson, Deschene, Madelynne Szymanowski, Keira Ben Chase, Adam Foley, Allison French, Mastroianni, Isabella Avery Sabourin, Driscoll, Logan Feehan, Touhey, Sarah Tubbs, Chen, Isabelle Chong, Kyle Froment, Joseph Molina Costa, Nevaeh Delaney Sanford, Davi Landry Fitzgerald, Ryan Nicholas Vaughan, Madison Colonna, Gauthier, John Gifford, Patel, Markas Petone, Schichillone, Bella Shaw, Flaherty, Alexander Thayssa Veloso, Jenny Ethan Connolly, Molly Hayleigh Hoffman, Michael Proto, Timothy Madden Siemaszko, Flanagan, Dina Halloran, Wagenhoffer, Julia Consigli, Haley Cormier, Darlene Johnson, Reiter, Brayden Matthew Smith, Riley Evan Harrigan, Lucas White, Emily Wildfeuer, Kaia Dziekiewicz, Julia Johnson, Kayla Richards, George Smith, Lillian Thomas, Hovsepian, Kayla and Graham Williams. Collin Falconer, Joseph Kamishlian, Benjamin Roadman, Eva Schairer, Ava Valenti, Chloe Hubbard, Yaliz Jimenez, HONORS: Daven Ferguson, Sabrina Fields, Krause, Emma Lenahan, Scarlet Sergel, Alexa Vercellina, Jarek Wenc, Kayda King, Izmar Laboy Aguiar, Cameron Ryan Flauto, Abigail Joshua Malkasian, Seward, Lily Simoneau, Andrew Wilkrd. Villegas, Cassidy Leach, Athanas, Emmanuel Fraser, Daniel Fung-A- Abigail Manuels, Madison Thibeault, and GRADE 6 Charlotte Leppamaki, Bedford, Brynn Burt, Fat, Gabrielle Gallant, Alexander McKay, Caitlin Walker. 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ICED students who are in the class Another presenter, Mac Andrews, an taught by Jim Gorman and Christine www.StonebridgePress.com electrical engineer from Raytheon who Cote. is working on satellite systems, spoke B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, March 9, 2018 • 7 Senior Scene DOUGLAS SENIOR CENTER Medical first pick up 8:30 a.m. – last and new. Songs from Johnny Cash, It’s Movie Night at the Uxbridge pick up 3:30 p.m. Tammy Wynette, Hank Williams, Reba Senior Center! Starting in March, 331 Main Street Work first pick up 8:30 a.m. – last pick McEntire and so many more! Includes seniors and friends can enjoy watching PO Box 1294 up 3:30 p.m. luncheon with choice of stuffed chicken a movie together in the comfort of the (508) 476-2283 General Business first pick up 8:30 or baked scrod. senior center. Each month on the sec- FAX (508) 476-1681 a.m. – last pick up 3:15 p.m. April 26th “The Kings and Queens of ond Tuesday, a movie will be playing Facebook: DouglasMaSrCtr Country” at The Log Cabin in Holyoke from 6:30 to 8:30. The first films have Out of Town Medical: Wednesday, $91/person. Two of the Log Cabin’s most been selected by our resident expert, Open Monday through Thursday 9 Thursday, Friday Service Hours popular shows are joining forces to sing Rick Lewis and movie enthusiast, a.m.-2 p.m. Trips to Worcester/Auburn America’s top country music songs. Cathy Thornton. 10:00 - 12:00 Featuring Janice Dee and Danny Lee. A Showing on March 13 is “The UPCOMING EVENTS 12:00 - 2:00 delicious luncheon will also be served Quiet Man” starring John Wayne Saint Patrick’s Day Thursday, March which includes salad, red bliss potato and Maureen O’Hara to usher in St. 15 at 11:00: enjoy the tasty cuisine from Out of Town Grocery Shopping: salad, honey grilled chicken, country Patrick’s Day. On April 10, come see Blackstone Valley’s culinary students. Tuesday brisket, shrimp Creole, and dessert. “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” Lunch will of course be corned beef and Customer Choice Drop-Off Pick-Up May 7th “Newport Playhouse pres- with its all-star cast. May 8 features cabbage with all the fixings. Our enter- Walmart - Whitinsville 11:00-12:30 ents The Edwards Twins – Celebrity Hitchcock’s “Rear Window,” starring tainment will feature the New Sound Impersonators”, $91/person. Direct James Stewart and Grace Kelly. “Dead Assembly acapella group. The price for Sunshine Club News from their act in Las Vegas, Anthony Men Don’t Wear Plaid,” starring Steve lunch is $9, the show is free. Monthly Meetings: Are held on the and Eddie are identical twins who look Martin and featuring a host of stars in Cupcakes with Ashley, Mia and Mrs. first Tuesday of the month at 2:00 p.m. and sound like famous celebrities. You cameo appearances, will be shown on D Thursday May 29 at 11: Come on in Meetings are held at the senior center. won’t believe your eyes and ears as they June 12. and make some festive Easter cupcakes! Outreach News perform hit songs by Barbra Streisand, Transportation may be available for This program is free and all the sup- Insurance: If you are thinking about Elton John, Better Midler, Billy Joel some of these Movie Nights, if there plies will be provided. changing your insurance or you are and so many more! Enjoy a delicious is sufficient interest with reserva- Lunch with Police Chief Miglionico confused by any changes going on, let buffet luncheon with a large variety of tions required in advance. Check in Thursday April 12 at 11:00: Come on us know. We have a Shine Councilor hot and cold items to choose from. Don’t with the Uxbridge Senior Center at in and discuss your concerns in the able to meet and discuss any issues you miss this great show! 508-278-8622 regarding van availabili- community and learn about the new- are having. ty. Refreshments will be provided est scams. We will also be celebrat- Medical Equipment: We have lots of MILLBURY COUNCIL ON AGING by the Uxbridge Elderly Connection. ing National Grilled Cheese Day! With walkers, shower chairs, and commodes Suggestions for films for July and of course grilled cheese sandwiches & 1 River St., Millbury available at the center if you would like (508) 865-9154 beyond are encouraged; otherwise, tomato soup for $4. Please reserve your to borrow one. Please, do not drop off Lewis and Thornton will continue aim- place by April 10. Lunch is served daily at noon, call to any equipment without letting us know, reserve your place 48 hours in advance. ing to select movies folks will enjoy. Interactive Memory with Becky from as we have very little storage. Sure you can watch a movie on TV at Summitt Tuesday April 17 at 10:30: File of Life: We have many available TRIPS home, but how much more fun to see it Come in and enjoy this interactive at the center. These are very important with friends. memory program that is sure to give us Foxwoods Trip and could save your life. Please, stop in Monday, April 2: The bus leaves the Blue Cross Blue Shield – Planning a few laughs. anytime and pick yours up for free. for Medicare Friday, March 9 1:30 pm Mother’s Day Tea Party: Wednesday Millbury Senior Center at 7A.M and Emergency Information Sheets: returns at 4:45 P.M. – 2:30 pm. Presented by Sue Flanagan. May 2 at 11:00 Summit Elder Care will Please, call the center if you would like Planning for Medicare is a presentation be here for spring makeover day! We Cost is $25.00. Call or stop by the to be added to the list or update your Senior Center to reserve your seat! (508) geared towards individuals approach- ask that you wear plain natural colors information. ing Medicare Eligibility. Topics covered as they will be accessorizing us. We will 865-9154 will include health insurance outside have a special lunch, to be announced. NORTHBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER of employer sponsored coverage such Lunch with the Police Chief THE MILLBURY SENIOR CENTER (508) 234-2002 IS NOW ACCEPTING SNAP as: Explanation of Medicare; Medigap Miglionico May 17 at 11:00: Come on and Medicare Advantage Plans; and in and see what’s going on in town or www.northbridgemass.org/coun- APPLICATIONS cil-on-aging (Food Stamps) Programs available to early retirees, discuss concerns you have about scams, such as COBRA. lunch to be announced! Monday–Thursday 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Our appointments are on Tuesdays & Friday 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursdays 10 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Dr. Biancomano will be here Monday morning, March 12. The Foot Doctor will EVENING EVENTS Call for an appointment & required documentation be at the Senior Center. Appointments Evening Bingo: March 13 Sunday @ are set up on a first come, first serve 5:30 Bingo at 6:00 and the 2nd Tuesday Upcoming Special Events and 508-865-9154 Announcements basis and run rather quickly. If you of every month until July! would like an appointment with Dr. Movie Nights: The last Wednesday of We require registration for all of our WEEKLY EVENTS events and trips. Additionally, if you Biancamano, please call 508-278-8622 to every Month! schedule an appointment. Also, please Night time Dinners: March 22 at 6:00 need transportation, please inform Craft Classes the center at the time of registration. Wednesdays from 9:30-11:00 a.m. Plan let us know if you require transporta- doors open at 5:30 beef stew and enter- tion to the podiatry clinic. Dr. B will be tainment! Simply call to sign-up. Deposits and fees what you would like to make & pay for are required at time of sign up in order the materials you use! For more infor- back on Monday, May 14. Uxbridge Free Public Book Club will HEALTH SERVICES to reserve your spot. mation call. The Northbridge Senior Center is MONDAY be held on Tuesday, March 13 at 1:00 The Blood Pressure Clinic pm. The Book Club Meeting with Zach The Blood Pressure Clinic with Nurse looking for Seniors to participate in 8:30a.m.: walking club; 9:30 a.m. light a mentoring program at the Rockdale exercise; 12:30 p.m.: Wii bowling; 1p.m.: Parrish. They will be discussing “The Ann at 10:00 March 22, April 9 & April Nightingale” by Kristin Hannah. A new 26, May 7 & May 24, June 4& June 28. Youth Center located at St. Peter’s cribbage, game day, Scrabble, Chinese Church in Rockdale. Help with home- checkers, scat and Wii bowling. book to read will also be chosen today Appointments are not necessary and as well! You are welcome to have lunch walk-ins are welcome. work, reading, playing games or cards, TUESDAY cooking or baking are some of the ways 9-10 a.m.: blood pressure; 9:30-10:30 with us on this day and we will provide transportation home after if you ride in TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION you can mentor. Or maybe you have a.m.: Tai Chi; 10:45-11:30 a.m.: Zumba special skills or hobbies you would like Gold; 11:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Yoga. on the van. Please call 508-278-8622 to Elder Bus Service Schedule sign up. The next Page Turners will be S.C.M. Elderbus, under contract to share. This would be once a week from 11 a.m.: Sing-A-Long; 1 p.m.: cribbage 3:00-6:00pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Scat. here with Chris Powloka on Tuesday, to the Worcester Regional Transit April 10. Authority, provides transportation ser- or Thursdays. Call Michelle at the WEDNESDAY Center for more information. Craft Classes, 9:30-11 a.m. Plan what St. Patrick’s Day Celebration is on vices to senior and disabled clients for Friday, March 16! 11:30am – 12:30pm – twenty-one communities within cen- you would like to make & pay for the WEEKLY: materials you use! For more informa- We will have our annual St. Patrick’s tral Massachusetts. Please call elder Day Celebration. Come join us for this bus directly at (1-800 321-0243) to make Coloring Club tion call us. 1 p.m. Social bingo 6 p.m.: Every Monday 1:00 Night Bingo! special luncheon and don’t forget to all reservations. Reservations must be wear your GREEN!! Be sure to sign up made 48 business hours ahead of time. BINGO Every Monday at 1 p.m. RMV Transactions EVERY WEDNESDAY 10 a.m.-2 p.m. early as seating is limited. TAI CHI including license renewals (drivers Brian Guagnini from Fallon Health DAILY SCHEDULE will be here on Tuesday, March 20 from Monday: Tuesdays from 10:45–11:45 $2/class younger than 75); registration renew- BILLIARD LEAGUE als, change of address, duplicate license 12:30-2:30pm. Sales Executive Medicare 9 a.m.: walking club; 10 a.m. osteo Sales for Fallon Health will be here exercise; 10 a.m. reverse glass painting; Every Wednesday @ 9:00 Billiard or registration, reporting lost or stolen League Players Needed disability placard and how to request a for one on one talk about Senior Care noon: needleworks Options. If you have any questions, Tuesday Every Wednesday morning from 8:30- replacement. Call for an appointment. 11:00. If you would like to join, give us THURSDAY please feel free to join us! You can meet 9 a.m.: walking club; 9:30 a.m.: Zumba; up with Brian after lunch. Be sure to 9:30 a.m.: cribbage; noon: bingo a call and we can give you more infor- 9 a.m.: cards; 10-11:30 a.m.: adult col- mation. Experience is not required, we oring class; 12:45 p.m.: whist; 2:30-3:30 sign up before 10:00am. Wednesday Ask the Nurse Free Blood Pressure 9 a.m.: walking club; 10 a.m.: osteo have a great teacher here that will show p.m.: computer and cell phone classes, you the ropes! reservations required, please call. clinic is on Tuesday, March 27 during exercise; 11 a.m.: coloring; noon: nee- lunch. Salmon Health VNA will be dleworks; 1 p.m.: yoga; 11 a.m. (once a TECHNOLOGY HELP FRIDAY Every Thursday from 1:00-3:00 Call to 9 a.m.: shopping; 9:30 a.m.: light exer- available for the Free Blood Pressure month) book and movie club. Clinic. Janet Iocabelli will be at the Thursday sign up. cises; 12:30 p.m.: bridge and Scat. PAINTING CLASS senior center every fourth Tuesday. 9 a.m.: walking club; 9 a.m.: yoga; 9:30 Feel free to join us for lunch and par- a.m.: computers; 10 a.m.: tai chi; 10 a.m. Every Friday @ 9:00 TRIPS UXBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER ticipate in this important free monthly and noon: acrylic painting; noon: bingo clinic offered by the Salmon VNA. You April 12th “Country Legends” at Lake 36 South Main Street are welcome to join us for lunch! Douglas Service Schedule in Town: Pearl in Wrentham, $92/person. A song (508) 278-8622 Monday-Friday and dance spectacular with some of AND PASS THE POPCORN the greatest country music both old Turn To SENIOR page A15 AARP Massachusetts monthly fraud watch update for march 2018 BACKGROUND: who’ve spotted scams and the imposter scam. You may get worse, send you a product that not contact consumers to ask Did you know that someone’s opportunity to pass along your a call from someone claiming could cause you harm. 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Frank G. Ruth Chilinski DeAmicis Make sure you choose President & Editor Publisher Where to start? the right financial professional Editorial Fix the budget process What kind of lifestyle do you hope to have You could choose sibly? in retirement? Do you any number of mar- beyond Much of this is have a strategy to get quee dilemmas to civic caused by extreme there? If you don’t have Preserving illustrate how bro- partisanship. We confidence in your plan, ken congressional engagement don’t work together it may be time to engage politics has become. to solve problems; a financial professional. Guns, Russian inter- each party demoniz- But how do you choose lee h Financial the Valley ference, climate . es its adversary, and the one who’s right for change — Americans hamilton respectful deliber- Focus you? Blackstone Valley, the myriad and want progress on all ation and civil dis- These days, you have several towns that can call the mean- of them and get lit- course come to a halt. DENNIS more options than ever dering area home, is rich in history. tle from Capitol Hill. But to my mind, Maybe I’m old-fashioned, but I don’t ANTONOPOULOS – including so-called Mill towns, farmland, the cradle of nothing illustrates the dire state of our think the President and the Congress robo-advisors. Robo- New England, site of the Industrial politics better than how we act on the can function effectively unless they advisors typically use Revolution with the beginning of that federal budget. work across partisan, ideological and algorithms to assemble investment industry right here; growing tiny This is not a glamorous issue, but geographic divisions to restore compro- portfolios, with little to no human streamside textile factories into behe- it goes to the heart of our democracy. mise and negotiation to a central role in supervision, after customers answer moths. The budget is our operating system; it governing. questions online. Generally, robo-ad- And the area has been pretty good determines what the government does. That’s because the budget is where visors are fairly cheap, and their rec- about recognizing that history, sup- Continually brushing against debt ceil- all our differences on the major issues ommendations are usually based on porting such entities as the Blackstone ings, fiscal cliffs, and shutdowns is a come to a focus. It’s where our politi- sound investment principles such as Valley Heritage Corridor, the vari- perversion of good government. We are cal leaders establish priorities, debate diversification. ous state, national and Army Corps saddled these days with an irresponsi- them, and ought to resolve them. However, when considering a preservation areas, the conservation ble process that produces irresponsible There’s no more crucial test of the abil- robo-advisor, you should determine if groups, the arts groups such as those budgets, and we pay an enormous price ity to govern. As Alice Rivlin and Pete an algorithm can address your needs as who revived the Whitin mill; all of those for this. Domenici wrote a few years ago in a well as a human being – someone who entities speak to the willingness to rec- We move from one short- or medi- report for the Bipartisan Policy Center, actually becomes familiar with your ognize the value of history and historic um-term continuing resolution to the process should “heighten debate of life and all aspects of your financial places. another. We stuff what should be 12 the fiscal challenges confronting the situation. Furthermore, a robo-advisor Recognizing that, we urge people to individual appropriation bills into nation and set in motion real negotia- can’t really handle the new wrinkles read carefully the explanation proffered unmanageable omnibus bills. We let tions, trade-offs and fundamental legis- that will inevitably pop up, such as by the Uxbridge Historic Commission a handful of leadership staff craft our lative reforms toward the goal of fiscal when you change jobs, and you’d like to about extending the historic district. national blueprint, excluding most sustainability.” know what to do with your 401(k) from It’s a good idea. elected members of Congress from the Unless we establish bipartisan nego- your previous employer – leave the For the most part, it will not have an process and forcing them, at the one tiating and consensus-building and money in that employer’s plan, transfer impact on most people’s property; but point when they do have leverage — the restore civil discourse, we’ll continue to the account to the new employer’s plan it will give the local commission some final vote — to make a decision with- fail that test. or roll it over to an IRA. You probably authority should a situation arise in the out having the time to read, debate, or As they point out, you can’t solve couldn’t receive a personalized evalua- future that threatens anything historic amend what they’ve been handed. everything by improving the budget tion of your options, based on your indi- we might want to pay attention to. Moreover, under Democrats and process, but good process significantly vidual goals and circumstances, from a Think about this. Republicans alike, the number of enhances the prospect of better per- robo-advisor. Northbridge recently underwent an committee hearings at which outside formance. Without it, it becomes too So, if you decide to work with an extensive rehab of the town house. It is experts have a chance to educate mem- easy for politicians to avoid difficult individual financial professional, what a gorgeous old building and well worth bers of Congress has declined dramati- decisions like controlling entitlement should you look for from this person? preservation. Right now, Spencer is cally. Congressional leaders have man- spending or reining in the deficit. Here are a few questions you might grappling with whether or not to pre- aged to push both the experts and the Process can’t substitute for political want to ask: serve or demolish an historic down- vast majority of their own members out will, but it can buttress it. Who is your typical client? By ask- town building, actually owned by the of the loop. This is the world’s greatest So we’ve set aside a process that ing this question, you may get a sense of town itself, allowed to deteriorate to the democracy? worked reasonably well and substituted whether a particular financial advisor point of hazard. There are costs to this. Federal a process that falls short in every way. has experience working with people in The town of Southbridge owns, and departments and agencies cannot plan Because Congress turns over substan- your financial situation and with goals uses, a marvelous brick fire station effectively. People, businesses and orga- tially every few years, this means that similar to yours. which, though small for some of the nizations that receive federal money it is now basically populated by politi- What’s important to you? The qual- newer, larger equipment is yet an archi- can’t plan ahead — eroding their con- cians who have never experienced good ity of your relationship with your finan- tectural beauty and should be preserved fidence in the system. And year after process — let alone developed the skills cial advisor is important – after all, you as office space and at least an adjacent year we fail to face up to the problems to make it work. What may be most may be working with this person for garage in some manner if another facil- confronting us. worrisome is that few people on Capitol decades – and he or she likely will be ity is created; but there are naysayers An aging population, the security of Hill seem to care about this. involved with many of your most per- who would rather demolish the gra- our nation, our inability to deal with But if they don’t, you should. And you sonal decisions. Consequently, you’ll cious lady. the changing speed and technology of should let them know that you do. want to work with someone you con- Historic Districts aren’t about telling warfare, rising health-care costs, slow nect with on an individual level, as well a homeowner how to paint the house wage and productivity growth, natural as a professional one. So, if an advisor or install windows (though yes, pres- disasters, huge increases in the national Lee Hamilton is a senior advisor seems to share your values and appears ervation of the look of the house and debt — punting on the budget means for the Indiana University Center on to have good rapport with you, it could the integrity of a grande dam would be that the meaningful solutions we need Representative Government; a distin- be a positive sign for the future. preferred, vinyl is verboten!); it’s about don’t get crafted. Congress is not doing guished scholar, IU School of Global How will we communicate – and keeping up historic standards. It’s about its most important job. and International Studies; and a profes- how often? If you’re interviewing can- keeping up preservation methods. It’s Why is this? Why have we set aside a sor of practice, IU School of Public and didates, ask them how often they will about pride, and an understanding the process that was developed over more Environmental Affairs. He was a mem- meet with you in person. At a mini- building will not be there again once it than two centuries and that for many ber of the U.S. House of Representatives mum, an advisor should see you once is gone. decades enabled the government to do for 34 years. a year to review your progress and If it isn’t taken care of, allowed to what it ought and to pay for it respon- suggest changes. Will they also call or become deteriorated, devalued, the area e-mail you with suggestions throughout blighted, the entire town is part of the the year? Are you free to contact them problem. And the case of the Valley, as whenever you like? Will you get a real, closely knit as the several towns are, Plasko: running for Selectman live person every time you call? Will the entire Valley is impacted by the they send out newsletters or other com- My name is Brian Commonwealth are fac- loss. munications to update you on changes Plasko and I am seeking a ing financial difficulties. So yes, it is Uxbridge that is consider- in the investment world? If so, can you seat on the Uxbidge Board Uxbridge is no different. ing expanding its historic preservation, see some samples of the communication of Selectmen. I have lived We have high water and but urge the rest of the Valley, as enti- vehicles they send to clients? in Uxbridge eight years sewer bills, one of the ties like master plans and conservation How do you get compensated? while my wife Rebecca highest tax rates in the plans and downtown revitalizations Some financial advisors work on a fee has lived here almost Blackstone Valley, and come into play, that historic plans be basis, some on commissions, and some 20. We reside in North infrastructure that is in re-examined too. use a combination of both. Find out Uxbridge with our four dire need of repairs. We It’s never too early. how your advisor will be compensated, children, all who have have one of the finest pub- We don’t want it to be too late. when you’ll need to make payments and attended or are attend- lic safety in the Valley how much you’ll be expected to pay. ing the Uxbridge schools. but shortage of personnel By asking the right questions, you Our oldest is serving in has put a strain on these should get a good sense of whether a LETTERS the Marines stationed in Brian Plasko departments. Residents particular advisor is right for you. And Jacksonville, NC. don’t trust the water and since this likely will be one of the most Extra! Extra! Read All About It! I grew up in Norwood, still are waiting to see important professional relationships We think you’re important Massachusetts and graduated from how the soil project gets handled. you have, you’ll want a good feeling enough to tell all our readers to Catholic Memorial High School in 1992. Currently, I serve on the Recycling about it, right from the beginning. turn to the Opinion pages and read After CM, I chose to continue my educa- and Sustainability and the Trustees your Letters to the Editor. tion at one of the finest business schools of Soldiers Memorials. I have been an This article was written by Edward But first, you have to write us! Nichols College. While at Nichols, advocate to fill the open positions on Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Mail your letters to the Blackstone I became Student Body President. In committees and boards. In the fall, I Financial Advisor. Please contact Dennis Valley Tribune, P.O. 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CONTACT US TODAY! Massachusetts 1-800-367-9898 Ext. 104 Email: [email protected] Connecticut & Rhode Island 1-877-888-2711 Email: [email protected] 10 • Friday, March 9, 2018 Blackstone Valley Tribune Sports Third time’s the charm for Northbridge as Rams skate past Hopedale

Matt McGreevey of Northbridge crosses the neutral zone with possession of the puck.

Northbridge’s Matt McGreevey, left, and Nick Locurto close down a skating lane versus an opponent from Hopedale.

BY KEN POWERS SPORTS CORRESPONDENT WORCESTER – Behind the play of Matt McGreevey, who scored two goals and assisted on another, and Corey Hazzard, who had a goal and two assists, the Northbridge High boys’ varsity ice hockey team scored three unan- swered third period goals and upset fourth-seeded Hopedale High, 4-1, in a Central Mass. Division 3A quarterfinal, played Saturday, March 3, at the Worcester Ice Center. Northbridge’s Matt McGreevey wins a faceoff versus Hopedale in the offensive zone. With the win the 12-9 Rams, the tournament’s No. 5 seed, advanced to the semifinal round where it played top-seeded Grafton High (19- 0-1) after press time. Northbridge lost its only meeting with the Indians this year, 3-1. Mathew S. Plamondon photos Northbridge’s tournament win over Hopedale Northbridge’s Evan Stone fires the puck down the ice. came after the Blue Raiders defeated the Rams twice in the regular season, 4-2 and 6-3. “I’m just so very proud of the boys,” said Northbridge head coach Ken Calabro, who wept openly as the game ended and then again when talking with reporters. “They have worked tre- mendously hard all season. They did a great Ryan Couture of Northbridge releases a shot versus Hopedale. job. I give them all the credit in the world. Raiders’ forwards, fin- on good team defense, was called for his fourth We had a really strong ished the game with 23 stuck with them and got minor penalty and, by run in the second half saves. control of the game back rule, was ejected from the of the season. We beat “Chris stood on his in the third period,” said contest. Mike Wells was Holliston, Lunenburg head; he was amazing,” Wells, who was in net for called for a cross-check in and Worcester and we McGreevey said. both of the regular sea- the first period and two gave Grafton all they Northbridge goalie Chris Wells makes a glove save. Added Calabro: “Chris son losses to Hopedale. trips and a hold in the could handle for two-plus is just a great kid; he “This one was kind of second. periods.” 11 seconds to play in the rebound.” works hard. He is very personal for me. Playing “Mike played a good, Calabro felt a key to second on a power-play McGreevey’s second calm and focused, and them has become a rival- hard game; [the referees] the win was the morn- goal by Peter Sanchioni. goal of the game, with he doesn’t get rattled. ry thing. The last four called what they called,” ing skate — a rarity in “The kids just played 3:50 to play, provid- He played strong. He is a times against them [all Calabro said. “That high school hockey — he fabulous today. They ed some much-needed very calm, athletic, tech- losses] we played kind of fourth penalty [a tripping held just hours before sucked it up and didn’t insurance. McGreevey, a nically sound goalie.” rough, but we came out call] was unfortunate. It his team took to the ice give in after Hopedale team captain, got control Wells said he was just tonight and played well. looked like it was just against the Blue Raiders. scored at the end of the of a bouncing puck and trying to keep his team in It was a good win for us.” good contact.” “The morning skate second period. We could slipped it past Hopedale the game. The only blemish in Calabro said that Mike was big; it got every- have fallen apart but we goalie Matt Shaver (21 “Hopedale’s forwards the game for Northbridge Wells would be back body’s juices flowing. It didn’t. They just came saves) between Shaver’s really came after me in came late in the second in the lineup when the was a very positive, light out and kept working stick and the post. the second period. They period when defensem- Rams faced Grafton in skate with some joking hard,” Calabro said. “The “I just scooped up the took control of the game an Mike Wells — Chris the district semifinals. around. We were trying message was to just stick puck and found enough for a while. But, we relied Wells’ older brother — to keep the kids loose. to the system, keep work- room between their goal- It’s a great group of kids; ing, grind them down and ie and the post to get it there is a lot of team get the next goal.” in the net,” McGreevey chemistry,” said Calabro, It was a goal that was said. “It felt amazing. who might have provided scored by Northbridge After I scored our fans Postseason Scoreboard the line of the pre-game freshman Ryan Couture. went absolutely nuts. It skate. “I said to them, “Ryan’s goal was mon- was fun to be a part of ‘look, it’s just another strous,” Calabro said. that.” hockey game. Of course, Couture put the Rams Hazzard made it 4-1 Whitinsville Christian keeps if we lose the season’s ahead for good, 2-1, with with an empty-net goal over, but it’s just another a power-play goal in the with seven seconds to hockey game.’ And then seventh minute of the play. season alive with two district wins we all had a good laugh.” third period. Hazzard and While the Rams’ McGreevey put McGreevey both assisted offense was busy putting After a 14-6 regular 11 Bellingham High. The Blackstone Northbridge ahead, 1-0, on the goal. the puck in the net, their season, the Whitinsville Again, the Crusaders Valley Tech boys’ var- with 57 seconds left in “I saw Corey [Hazzard] defense, led by the play of Christian School’s boys’ took care of business, sity basketball team was the first period, scor- coming down the right goalie Chris Wells, kept varsity basketball team this time 58-44 on another local club that ing off assists from Jim wing and he took a nice, Hopedale from scoring earned the No. 3 seed Saturday, March 3. advanced to district play, Stolarczyk and Mike low, hard shot to the far- in the final 15 minutes. in the Central Mass. Now, Whitinsville as the Beavers compet- Wells. pad side of the goalie,” Wells, who was peppered Division 3 Tournament. Christian (16-6) has ed in the Central Mass. Hopedale (12-9) then Couture said. “I crashed with three and four shots And the Crusaders a matchup with No. 2 Division 4 Tournament. tied the game, 1-1, with the net and buried the at times by the Blue opened up with a 54-48 Sutton High (15-7) in the Valley Tech was seed- victory in first round district semifinals. The ed 14th and played No. play over No. 14 Dover- Crusaders and Sammies 3 Maynard High in a Sherborn Regional, split a pair of regular first round matchup. which took place on season contests that And the Tigers won the “Every Town Deserves a Tuesday, Feb. 27. they had against one game, 71-54, ending the Whitinsville Christian another. The district Beavers’ season with a Good Local Newspaper” advanced to the quarter- game is to take place record of 8-13. final round, where they on March 6, after press www.StonebridgePress.com matched up against No. time. B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, March 9, 2018• 11 Sports Beavers again earn No. 1 seed, then exact revenge on Whitinsville Christian

BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER UPTON — A year ago the Blackstone Valley Tech girls’ varsity basketball team earned the top seed in the Central Mass. Division 4 Tournament, only to see its season end in the first round. It was the Whitinsville Christian School, seeded 16th in the bracket, that pulled off the upset, 53-46. The Crusaders then won their quarterfinal game before bow- ing out in the semifinals. Fast-forward to Feb. 23 when this year’s brackets were announced and, again, the Beavers were the No. 1 team in the CMass. D4 Tournament. Whitinsville Christian checked in with the No. 9 seed. After both teams won their first round matchups — BVT beat No. 16 Quaboag Regional, 49-19, and the Crusaders took care of No. 8 Bay Path Regional, Nick Ethier photos 65-40 — the much-anticipat- Blackstone Valley Tech’s Erin Fraine looks down low before making a pass ed rematch was slated to take past Whitinsville Christian defender Cam Richey and into the paint. place in the quarterfinal round on Saturday, March 3 at the five straight points and said VandenAkker. Dr. Michael F. Fitzpatrick Victoria Russian followed with But the Beavers made their Competition Center. an inside hoop. Russian (eight free throws down the stretch, “It was big for us this year,” points, seven rebounds) had as Isabelle Angelini (21 points, Whitinsville Christian’s Hanna said Valley Tech head coach another layup about a minute eight rebounds) drained three VanderBaan looks up at the bas- Britt Kahler. “We got the 1 later to get the score to 30-18, of them and Kourtnie Page ket after catching a pass from a seed again and then we saw but Whitinsville Christian made two to account for the teammate. the bracket. This was kind of ended the third quarter on an seven-point victory, 50-43. our road to redemption. They 8-3 run to get back into it as Whitinsville Christian — rebounds, but Kahler made were so excited and ready for play headed to the final frame whose season closes with a sure that her team defended this game.” with the score 33-26 in the record of 13-9 — came so close Richey as tightly as possible The Beavers held a slim Beavers’ favor. to pulling off the upset again from distance. 21-18 halftime lead before real- “My kids never gave up,” despite not making one 3-point- “I told my kids, ‘If she gets ly turning on the jets to open said Crusaders’ head coach er. They finished with 19 two- one 3, I’m going to lose it,’ and the third quarter. Valley Tech Kris VandenAkker. “Their point baskets and five free she didn’t get one 3, so they scored the first nine points of spirits started to drop a little throws. were fighting for it,” she said. the frame to surge ahead, 30-18, bit but they came back.” “We literally did not have one Maeve Haseltine scored 12 forcing Whitinsville Christian As the clock inched closer outside shot. They were all in points and corralled seven to burn a timeout. to triple-zeroes, Whitinsville the paint,” said VandenAkker. rebounds for Whitinsville The Beavers ultimately sur- Christian’s deficit continued And that is not standard for Christian, while teammate vived a late scare from the to diminish. The Crusaders’ the Crusaders, as Richey — a Hanna VanderBaan added Crusaders and held on for a Cam Richey made a basket and recent 1,000-point scorer — is a eight points in defeat. 50-43 victory. grabbed her own rebound on a certified 3-point threat. “We just didn’t play as well “I just think we knew what missed free throw. Richey was “I was watching college bas- as we normally do and kudos to we had to do and we said, ‘we’re then fouled and she made one ketball this afternoon with my BVT,” said VandenAkker. going to win this game.’ We shot from the line to make the husband and I said to him, ‘On The Beavers, meanwhile, Victoria Russian of Blackstone switched defenses a little bit… score 45-41 with 1:02 to go. any given night a team can improved to 20-4 and will play and we hit our layups, we hit Valley Tech completes a spin move Then, after getting the ball just go cold,’ and Cam strug- No. 4 Parker Charter (17-5) in to get past Whitinsville Christian our shots and we just came out back, Whitinsville Christian’s gled,” said VandenAkker. “She the district semifinals on March defender Jessye VandenAkker and ready,” Kahler said of the half- Shannon Morrill made a bas- averages a couple 3-pointers a 7, after press time. Valley Tech inch closer to the basket. time talk in the locker room fol- game, sometimes even more ket with 40 seconds to go to defeated the Panthers twice in not know what they’re about,” lowed by the play on the court. than that…it happens.” make it 45-43. regular season play. concluded Kahler of her team’s Valley Tech’s Erin Fraine Richey still found a way to “I thought we had them “It’s better to know what next opponent. opened the second half with when we got it to within two,” score 17 points and grab nine you’re going up against then How The Crusaders Got There Well-traveled Whitinsville Christian tops Bay Path to advance to district quarterfinals

CHARLTON — With the Whitinsville Christian School’s girls’ varsity basketball team winning two road games for two upset victories en route to an appearance in the Central Mass. Division 4 Tournament semifinal last season, the Crusaders were looking to win yet another contest in another team’s gymnasium to open up this year’s district play. On Wednesday, Feb. 28, the ninth ranked Crusaders did just that after beating No. 8 Bay Path Regional, 65-40. The victory improved Whitinsville Christian’s record to 13-8, while the Minutemen finished with a record of 12-7.

Mathew S. Plamondon photos Whitinsville Christian’s Cam Richey drives with the ball toward the basket.

FAR RIGHT: Cam Richey of Whitinsville Christian looks up to see a teammate calling for a deep pass.

Cam Richey of Whitinsville Christian looks up Anna May of Whitinsville Christian fires up a Jessye VandenAkker releases a shot from in Whitinsville Christian’s Karlee Buurma ele- to see a teammate calling for a deep pass. midrange jump shot. tight versus Bay Path. vates to defend against Bay Path’s inbounds pass. 12 • Friday, March 9, 2018 Blackstone Valley Tribune Sports Rams outlast Spartans in playoff game that comes down to final seconds Northbridge then can’t get past BMR in district quarterfinals

BY DEAN P. ST. LAURENT started with just under three remaining, Northbridge’s and I think we had three or four 65-57. Northbridge finished its SPORTS CORRESPONDENT minutes to go in the fourth Dillon Padula was at the free stops on good sets and we had campaign with a record of 14-8. NORTHBRIDGE — Only quarter. Senior co-captain throw line shooting one-and- the stops we needed and the As for Uxbridge (11-10), 3.2 seconds remained and the Scott Kaeller forced a loose ball one because Uxbridge was over rebounds we needed. We rely their loss wasn’t the outcome Uxbridge High boys’ varsity at half-court, sprinted to the the foul limit. The Rams were on our defense even though we they had wanted, but Hippert basketball team held posses- ball, dove and made an amazing up 43-42, and Padula knocked are small and it bailed us out believes that with a strong off- sion of the ball down two points save to retain possession. The down the first foul shot to up tonight.” season the team will get back to archrival Northbridge High ball ended in up in Harrison Northbridge’s lead to 44-42. It Northbridge was able to into the spotlight. in their Central Mass. Division Mansfield’s hands and he fin- was the last of Padula’s game- clinch a spot in this district “Everybody has to get a lit- 3 Tournament first round ished at the rim for his 14th high 16 points. tournament with a win against tle stronger, lift some weights,” matchup at the Veterans point of the game. Uxbridge “He is our go-to shooter,” Uxbridge earlier in the season, Hippert said. “I told them the Memorial Field House on trailed, 43-39, at that point. Northbridge head coach Aaron and this victory kept the Rams’ offseason starts tomorrow; Wednesday, Feb. 28. “It has been something he Katz said of Padula. “He is who season alive. they have to start playing The ball was inbounded to has done all year, he is that we look for along with other “It feels great,” expressed because everyone else is going the Spartans’ Thomas Sawyer, high energy guy that will do guys. He always seems to per- Katz. “I have said it all year: to do the same.” who rose up and released a anything and lay it al out on the form against Uxbridge and I this group won just three And Hippert had some nice floater that bounced off the line to get a win,” Hippert said think he set the tone in the games last year, so we took our parting words for Kaeller. right side of the rim and out of Kaeller’s ability to provide first half for sure. He also hit lumps and we grew from it and “I am going to miss him,” of bounds as the final buzzer a necessary spark. “I wish he the foul shot when we needed have grown all year. The scary Hippert stated. “Being my first sounded. It was an unfortunate could’ve gotten a better result it, you never want to be in the thing was we beat Uxbridge year I couldn’t have asked for bounce for No. 12 Uxbridge that being his last game. Someone scenario up one.” by 28 two weeks ago and that a better leader and captain and halted their furious comeback has to win and someone has to It came down to great defense is not a good scenario to play someone who really appreci- and secured a 44-42 win for the lose. Give Northbridge credit, in the fourth quarter for the them two weeks later. They did ates what Uxbridge basketball fifth ranked Rams. they put up some great shots Rams after their offense went what I thought they were going is all about. He did everything “It was awesome, at the end in that first half, but in the sec- silent as Northbridge held to do, we played how we want- he wanted to do for our proof the game we got the looks ond half we played some tough what seemed to be a comfort- ed to play and they came at us gram going forward and I hope that we wanted,” expressed defense. It was anyone’s game able 37-29 lead heading into the and emptied their tank and it underclassmen see that. We Uxbridge head coach Ryan at the end and that is all I could final frame. came down to the last second.” have a lot kids coming back Hippert. “They really respond- ask for.” “We would like to secure Northbridge then traveled and a great sophomore class, ed to what we drew up and that It truly was anyone’s game the ball a little better, but to to No. 4 Blackstone-Millville so the future looks very bright is all I can ask for, that they because, on the Spartans’ next Uxbridge’s credit they gave it Regional in the quarterfinals, and it is something I am excit- executed that stuff and some- possession, Tyler Tedford all they had,” explained Katz. which was played on Saturday, ed for. We will be back.” times the ball doesn’t go in.” brought the deficit down to just “I can’t say enough about our March 3. That is where the The Spartans’ comeback one with a deep 3-pointer. defense because we stopped Rams’ season came to a close, With less than 20 seconds scoring up until that foul shot, as the Chargers won the game,

Nick Ethier photos Harrison Mansfield of Uxbridge drops a bounce pass down low as it gets past Northbridge Northbridge’s Dillon Padula races past Uxbridge defenders Andrew Goyette and Scott Kaeller defender Sean Rosenlund. on his way to the basket for a layup.

Thomas Sawyer of Uxbridge finishes off a turn- Northbridge’s Robbie Cannon pushes the ball down the court on Northbridge’s Robbie Cannon pushes the ball down the court on around jump shot for two points. Uxbridge’s Andrew Goyette. Uxbridge’s Andrew Goyette.

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Mathew S. Plamondon photos Northbridge’s Jackie Puda fires a pass over Jill Labrie of Northbridge gets inside Oxford Northbridge’s Kelly Moran swats away a shot Northbridge’s Jackie Puda beats Oxford Oxford’s defense and down the court. defender Olivia Clarkson for an in-close shot taken by Oxford’s Gina Parmenter. defender Felicity Steiger to the basket for a layup. BY DEAN P. ST. LAURENT time leading, 33-11. They were execut- chip away and play with a clean slate,” “It was nice we had a good crowd,” SPORTS CORRESPONDENT ing their game plan as Parmenter only expressed Pietrzak. “I don’t know what Gauthier expressed. “This was one of NORTHBRIDGE — The No. 1 goal had four points going into the half. the final numbers say, but in the sec- the bigger crowds I have seen in awhile. was to shut down Oxford High star Gina Oxford knew coming in that ond I think it was at least a tie game. You never know what you’re going to Parameter and the Northbridge High Northbridge’s tight defense would be We were down 22 at half. I thought we get in the first round; you know you’re girls’ varsity basketball team did just going after Parmenter. played hard right up until the end.” going to get Oxford’s best. I have a young that with their defense-first philosophy. “When a player scores 30 points three They did just that. Oxford scored 19 team, I have one senior and Jackie Puda The fifth ranked Rams handled the 12th out of the last four games, in any league points in the second half and went buck- who is a junior, but I have three fresh- seeded Pirates, 56-30, in a Central Mass. that is quite an accomplishment for a et for bucket with Northbridge. The men and a lot of the girls haven’t played Division 3 Tournament first round high school kid, so we knew something Rams narrowly outscored the Pirates, in this kind of atmosphere. It was nice matchup played Tuesday, Feb. 27 at the was going to come up with that,” praised 23-19. to get this.” Veterans Memorial Field House. Oxford head coach Joe Pietrzak. “Our Oxford showed a lot of heart and In order to be successful moving for- “We preach it all year long,” plan was to just stick to our game plan promise, especially for a team that ward, Northbridge (17-4) has to stick to explained Northbridge head coach Matt of man-to-man offensive sets and I think didn’t roster a senior this season. their roots and their youth has to con- Gauthier. “I always tell the girls what we got out of that a little bit, which was Despite the early exit this year in dis- tinue to grow. you think about first when you think tough because they [Northbridge] run tricts, the Pirates (11-10) have a bright “We have to play good defense first about Northbridge basketball and the the floor very well. So when we turned future ahead. and execute well on the offensive end,” right answer is good defense. We knew the ball over they were able to capital- “Physically we have to get stronger; stated Gauthier. “It looks like we are coming in we needed to shut down ize. Another thing I want to say is we we need to get into the weight room,” going to play Tyngsborough. We pulled Parmenter. She has been unbelievable were 3-for-11 from the free throw line at explained Pietrzak. “Other than that out of a cup and they got the fourth seed the last four games, she had 30 points in the half, if you’re going to come in here the kids just need to play. I tell the kids and we got the fifth, so we will be trav- three of their last four to get them into and beat a 16-4 team on their home court all the time if they don’t pick up a ball eling there. districts, so we knew we had to stop her. you have to make those free throws and until we start up again next season “I tell them to relax, especially the Everything we did was to stop her and we just couldn’t do it tonight.” you’re not going to get any better and freshmen,” added Gauthier. “It was she only had eight tonight, so I think we Coming out of the half the Pirates they understand that. They are looking nice to come out with this one before we did a pretty good job with that.” were down 22 on the road, but they to get better and the future is bright for go and play the four seed at their place.” Northbridge played aggressive did not give up. All they wanted to do them. I love their heart.” Update: The luck of the draw for a defense and forced turnovers, which was start over and play as hard as they Northbridge’s dominance was in home game benefited the Tigers, who led to easy offense. Jackie Puda led the could. large part due to their play on the hard- defeated the Rams, 38-25, in the district way in the first half, scoring 14 of her “To play with that amount of heart wood, but it was also nice to have the quarterfinal round on Thursday, March game-high 16 points through the first like we did the whole way, after the first support of the home crowd to start their 1. That concluded Northbridge’s suc- two frames. The Rams went into half- half our goal for the second half was to district run. cessful season with a record of 17-5.

Kelly Moran of Northbridge scrambles with Oxford’s Olivia Clarkson for possession of a loose Avery Senosk of Northbridge looks for open space on the court to dribble against Oxford’s ball. Felicity Steiger.

Oxford’s Erin Caissie releases a Oxford’s Hannah Volpe drives into the lane on shot up and over the reach of Micaela Perry of Oxford sends a bounce pass down into Olivia Clarkson of Oxford, right, fights for a Northbridge defender. Northbridge defender Madison the paint versus Northbridge. possession of the ball against Northbridge’s Boermeester. Avery Senosk. 14 • Friday, March 9, 2018 Blackstone Valley Tribune OBITUARIES Dorothy “Dolly” Hamblin Vinton James J. Hackathorn, 80 WHITINSVILLE- Dorothy “Dolly” 58 years, Robert Hamblin, in 2004. NORTHBRIDGE- James J. served his country in the US Navy and (Sears) Hamblin Vinton, died Friday, With Charles, Dolly enjoyed travel- Hackathorn, 80, of Northbridge passed US Air Force. James was a member of February 16, in the Saint Camillus ing to Prince Edward Island, across away Feb. 23, 2018 at home with his the Pleasant Street Christian Reformed Health Center after country in their motor home and to family by his side. He was the husband Church and served as a Deacon. a period of declining Wickford, RI to enjoy the ocean and of Anna M. (Vierstra) Hackathorn. Mr. Hackathorn enjoyed reading, health. Dolly was boat watching. In earlier years, she James was playing golf, and being with his family, born March 3, 1927 in was and avid square dancer and clog- employed in the especially with his grandchildren and Milford, a daughter ger and gave clogging lessons. Hi-Tech Electronics great-granddaughter Jocelyn. of Albert and Gladys A Memorial Service was Sunday, industry his entire In addition to his wife of 60 years, (Judd) Sears. She February 25, at 2PM, at the Quinebaug working career and Anna, he is survived by three sons, was raised in Upton Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 768 most recently had Mark and his wife Lillian Hackathorn where she graduated Quinebaug Road, Quinebaug, CT 06262. been the Director of Northbridge, Dale and his wife from high school and Burial was private. Please omit flow- of Operations at Elyzabeth also of Northbridge and attended Worcester State College, tak- ers. Memorial donations may be made Qualitronics in Scott Hackathorn of Whitinsville; eight ing many classes over the years. to St. Jude Children’s Hospital, 501 St, Chelmsford, before grandchildren and one great-grand- Dolly leaves her husband of 10 years, Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105. Carr retiring in 1999. daughter. Charles Vinton, a daughter, Ellen Funeral Home, 24 Hill St. Whitinsville, He was born June Visiting hours was held Wed. Feb. Bruso Wallwork, in Florida, a son, is assisting the family during this time. 19, 1937 in Huntington 28, 2018 from 5 – 8 PM in the Pleasant Tom Hamblin, of Uxbridge, 2 grand- To leave a condolence, please visit Park, CA the son of Street Christian Reformed Church, 25 children and 4 great grandchildren. www.carrfuneralhome.com the late Louis and Cross St., Whitinsville. She was predeceased by her husband of Virginia (Ryan) Funeral services was held Thurs. Hackathorn. He was March 1, 2018 at 11 AM in the church. a graduate of George Memorial donations may be made Lois Macomber Washington High to Whitinsville Christian School, 279 School and received an Associate’s Linwood Ave., Whitinsville, MA 01588. WHITINSVILE- Lois (Hix) Macomber ed from Northbridge High School in Degree and Bachelor’s Degree from Arrangements by BUMA FUNERAL died Tuesday, February 27, in the 1939. For 23 years she worked in the the University of New Haven, CT in HOME, Whitinsville. Saint Camillus Health Center. She courtesy booth at Phillip’s Market, Business Management. He honorably www.bumafuneralhome.com is survived by a son, in Whitinsville, retiring in 1983. She Steven P. Macomber was a lifelong member of the Village and his wife Elaine, of Congregational Church. Whitinsville; a daugh- Mrs. Macomber will be remembered Marcelyn E. Karagosian, 81 ter, Paula Canvan and as a loving wife and mother who dedi- UXBRIDGE- Marcelyn E. Karagosian, pMedical Center until she retired. her husband Robert, cated her life to her family. 81, died Thursday, February 15, at She enjoyed gardening and backyard of The Villages, FL; The family wishes to thank the staff Brigham and Women’s hospital, after bird watching; she kept a log of all the her grandchildren, at Saint Camillus, especially Kimber, a brief illness. She leaves her husband species to frequent her feeders. Mrs. Donna Macomber- Sara and Joe, for their care. of 50 years, John H. Karagosian, two Karagosian was a 30 year member of Cassidy, Kristin Calling Hours were Thursday, children; Lieutenant the National Society Daughters of the Bruno, Jill Babka, Gregory Macomber March 1, at Carr Funeral Home, 24 Colonel John American Revolution and was descend- and Alyson Turner; 12 great grandchil- Hill St. Whitinsville.. Mrs. Macomber’s Karagosian and ed from many Patriots who served in dren and 2 great great grandchildren. Funeral was Friday, March 2, at 11AM his wife, Deborah the Revolutionary War. A Past Regent Mrs. Macomber was predeceased by at Carr Funeral Home. Burial followed of Evans, GA, and of the Capt. Job Knapp Chapter, East her husband of 72 years, Kenneth H. in Pine Grove Cemetery. In lieu of Elizabeth Karagosian, Douglas, she currently served as chap- Macomber, Sr., her son Kenneth H. flowers, memorial donations may be MD, of Nashua, NH; ter chaplain. In NSDAR, she served as Macomber, Jr., grandchildren Deanna made to the Village Congregational and three grand- State Librarian, Vice Regent, and for 3 Macomber and Jason Ebbeling and her Church Memorial Fund, PO Box 217, children; Kristen, years as State Regent. After serving as sister Evelyn Crockett. Whitinsville, MA 01588. To leave a con- Michelle and Thomas. State Regent, she was honored with the A daughter of LeRoy and L. Ethel dolence, please visit www.carrfuneral- Mrs. Karagosian was born July 27, title of Honorary State Regent. She was (Noble) Hix, she was born November home.com 1936 in Richmond, Vermont, the only a member of the Village Congregational 9, 1921 in Northbridge and graduat- child of William and Adeline (Bixby) Church for more than 45 years, where Greene. She was raised in Portland, she served on many committees. Maine, graduating from Deering High Calling Hours were Friday, February Margaret G. Halacy, 92 School in 1954. She continued her edu- 23 from 5-7PM, at Carr Funeral Home, 24 cation at Boston University, where she Hill St. Whitinsville. Mrs. Karagosian’s WHITINSVILLE - Margaret G. tions including Alternatives Unlimited earned both a BA and MA in Nursing. funeral was Saturday, February 24, at (Galleshaw) Halacy, 92, passed away on and St. Camillus Woman’s Guild. She Prior to raising her family, she worked 11AM at the Village Congregational Fri. Mar. 2, 2018 at St. Camillus Health enjoyed spending time with her family, for the Town of Grafton as the nurse Church, Whitinsville. In lieu of flow- Center after an illness. She was prede- traveling and summering at Hampton administrator, then returned to nurs- ers, memorial donations may be made ceased by her husband John J. Halacy Beach. ing after her children were grown, to to the Village Congregational Church, on Apr. 27, 1992. Her memorial funeral mass will be work at the Milford/Whitinsville PO Box 217, Whitinsville, MA 01588. She is survived by her 5 children, held at 12 noon at St. Patrick’s Church, Maria Murphy, Kathleen Schotanus, 1 Cross St., Whitinsville on Sat. Mar. William Halacy, John Halacy and 10. There are no calling hours. In lieu Susan Halacy with whom she lived; 10 of flowers, donations in Margaret’s Mary J. Peterson, 84 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchil- memory can be made to: Alternatives SUTTON- Mary J. (Kangas) Peterson Mary grew up in Worcester, and dren. Unlimited, 50 Douglas St., Whitinsville, of Sutton, MA went to be with the Lord graduated from North High School. Margaret was a longtime special MA 01588 or to: St. Camillus Health on February 26, 2018 at the age of 84. She Mary and Marlow moved to Sutton education teacher for the Uxbridge Center, Activities Fund, 447 Hill St., was predeceased by where they raised their 11 children and School System, and was a member of St Whitinsville, MA 01588. To leave a con- her husband Marlow many foster children. They were active Patrick’s Parish. Throughout her life dolence message for the family please and her two sons, Roy in the Uxbridge Nazarene Church (now she was involved with many organiza- visit: www.Jackmanfuneralhomes.com and Joel. She leaves Valley Chapel) for many years. They 5 daughters and 4 enjoyed spending summers at Douglas sons: Jean Poole Camp Meeting and Portsmouth Camp Dorothy Thelma Brown, 96 and her husband Meeting. Steve, Fred Peterson Mary’s family was her life and she NORTHBOROUGH- Dorothy Thelma to Westborough and worked at Bay and his wife Sheila, will be missed by everyone. Brown, formerly of Upton, died State Abrasives until her retirement Donna Magowan, There are no services scheduled at Friday, February 16, at the Beaumont in 1984, when she moved to Upton. She Wayne Peterson and his wife Carol, this time. The family will hold ser- Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing had been in Northborough since 2014. June Peterson, Brenda Wise and her vices at a time to be announced. Please Center of Northborough. She was 96. Thelma enjoyed travelling through- husband Steve, Nathan Peterson, Eric omit flowers. Donations in memory She is survived by many nephews and out New England and spent virtually Peterson and his wife Muriel, and of Mary may be sent to Wycliffe Bible nieces. She is predeceased by her four every weekend in Falmouth at her fam- Karen Beaupre. Mary also leaves 23 Translators for Beverly Mosely, a very brothers; Walter, Irwin, Carlton and ily’s home. She was a very talented grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren close friend of Mary, who is a mis- Robert and her sister Eleanor Brown. knitter and a former member of the (with one on the way), and four sib- sionary with this organization. www. Thelma was born in Northbridge, Upton senior bowling league. lings; Reino Kangas and his wife Joan, wycliffe.org. Carr Funeral Home, 24 December 30, 1921, a daughter of Samuel Thelma’s funeral service was Carlo Kangas and his wife Cindy, Gail Hill St., is assisting the family during and Eunice (Dixon) Brown. She was Thursday, February 22, at 11AM, at the LeBlanc and George Kangas. She was this time. To leave condolences, please raised in Northbridge and graduated Carr Funeral Home. A Calling Hour predeceased by her brothers Norman, visit www.carrfuneralhome.com in 1940 from Northbridge High School. preceded the service from 10-11AM. Francis and Edward. While still in high school, Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Thelma began working in Dr. Leonard To leave a condolence, please visit Whelan ‘s office as an assistant. Upon www.carrfuneralhome.com Stephen J. Dembrowski, 75 his retirement in 1952, Thelma moved WHITINSVILLE -Stephen J. NY. In keeping with Mr. Dembrowski’s Dembrowski, 75, died February 28, in wishes, there are no services. Carr Send all obituary notices to Newton-Wellesley Hospital after a brief Funeral Home, 24 Hill St., Whitinsville, illness. He leaves his wife of 50 years, is assisting the family. To leave a Stonebridge Press, PO Box 90, Marie (Destefano) Dembrowski; his son condolence for the family, please visit Peter, his wife Judith and their chil- www.carrfuneralhome.com Southbridge, MA 01550, or by e-mail dren, Peter Jr. and Angelina, of Meville, to [email protected] Marjorie B. DeVries care would be allowed to request sup- PATIENT HAMPSTEAD, NC – Marjorie Brown and a sister Barbara DeVries, continued from page A 1 pression of summary of payment forms for a specific service or procedure if no B. (Brown) DeVries, formerly of both of Woodstock, CT. She was prede- Northbridge, passed to her heavenly ceased by her brother, George Brown, Commonwealth. Insurers would be payment is due. The bill also requires the Division home on March 1 2018. She resided Jr. of Woodstock, CT. She has two hand- required to issue these forms at the in Hampstead, NC with her son Barry some grandsons, Joshua and his wife member level and allow each insured of Insurance, in consultation with the Department of Public Health, to devel- DeVries and his wife Nancy and her Christine DeVries of Alta Loma, CA and member to choose their preferred meth- daughter, Linda, widow of John Baker, Jonathan DeVries of Romeoville, IL and od of receiving the forms. op and implement a plan to educate providers and consumers regarding the her caregivers since April 2016. a precious great granddaughter, Julia. The bill requires the Division of Mrs. DeVries had been a Registered Marjorie was an active member of Insurance to define sensitive health rights of insured members and responsibilities of carriers to promote compli- Nurse in Whitinsville and over 20 years the North Uxbridge Baptist Church for care services that cannot be identified at the former Hahnemann Hospital 67 years where she was involved with on the common summary of payments ance. The bill will now be sent to the House in Worcester before retiring in 1992. the Women’s Fellowship, Angel Tree, a form. Instead, the EOB would provide She then worked at the Whitinsville church greeter and offered her services generic information only, such as of Representatives for consideration. To continue tracking the legislation, Retirement Home for approximately 10 any way she could. “office visit” or “medical care.” Patients years, doing laundry before retiring Private family services will be held at who are legally authorized to consent to S.2296, please visit the Legislature’s website, www.malegislature.gov. again in 2011. a later date. She was born August 9, 1923 in Funeral arrangements are under the Providence, RI the daughter of George direction of the Buma Funeral Home, and Gladys (Osborne) Brown. Uxbridge. www.bumafuneralhome.com ENTERTAINMENT AND She is survived by a brother, Donald EVENTS READING NEWSPAPERS DON’T MISS A THING! IS A QUEST LIKE NO OTHER B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, March 9, 2018 • 15 CALENDAR Tickets are $6 for ages 12 and over, $4 adults and $8 for children under 12. mation. Parent Professional Advocacy Saturday, March 10 for seniors and children age 3-12, and Seats are limited and reservations are League is a statewide network of par- free for children under 3. The event will required. Contact Kathleen Manoogian ents and professionals and adolescents MEATLOAF DINNER: St. Peter’s also include raffles with tickets sold at at (508) 529-7758 ext. 3109 or via email to with emotional, behavioral and mental Parish in Northbridge will be hosting the breakfast. Funds raised will help [email protected] to health needs. a Meatloaf Dinner that will help fund the troop with trips, summer camp and book your reservation. This month the the Mission Trips for our High School troop supplies. meal is baked fish. Each all-you-can-eat CARING: The Caregivers Group will & Middle School kids in July. The din- Troop 1 invites boys 11 to 15-years- dinner is held on a Thursday evening meet in the library at the Northbridge ner will be held on Saturday, March 10 old interested in joining Boy Scouts, and consists of a themed buffet, dessert, Senior Center on the fourth Tuesday of starting at 5:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall. to a troop meeting at St. Paul’s Church and beverage. Proceeds will benefit the month from 3-4 p.m. If you are cur- Tickets are $10 adults, $8.50 seniors and Hall on Wednesday evenings from the Be Like Brit Foundation, the Doug rently caring for a family member or kids ages 4-12 and $35 per family. Bring 7:00-8:30 p.m. No prior scouting experi- Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism, and close friend, come and join others who your family for a wonderful meal and ence is needed and parents are encour- the BVT SkillsUSA Chapter. share your compassion. meet some new friends! Tickets for the aged to attend the meeting, as well. dinner must be purchased in advanced. Contact, Troop 1 Committee Chair Tara AL-ANON: A “Serenity on The Hill” Please call 508-234-6355 to purchase tick- Corcoran with any questions Al-Anon step meeting will be held at 7 ets or if you have any questions. Thursday, May 15 TIMELY CONCERT: The Mercy Tree: p.m. every Wednesday at the Rockdale “On a hill called Calvary stands an end- FRIENDS OF RACHEL DINNER: Congregational Church, 42 Fowler less mercy tree” First Congregational at the Three Seasons Restaurant, Road, Northbridge. This is a support Sunday, March 11 Church of Sutton invites you to the Blackstone Valley Tech with two seat- group for family and friends of problem annual Palm Sunday Concert present- ings, 5:30 and 6 p.m. Tickets are $15 for drinkers. Newcomers always welcome. UXBRIDGE SAFE GRAD TO HOLD ed by the choirs and friends of First adults and $8 for children under 12. For more information, call 508-366-0556. WINE TASTING: Uxbridge Parents for Church, Sunday, March 25 at 6 p.m. at Seats are limited and reservations are Safe Graduation will hold its annual the First Congregational Church, 307 required. Contact Kathleen Manoogian YOGA GROUP: Come join the wine tasting on Sunday March 11 from Boston Road, Sutton. Free will offering at (508) 529-7758 ext. 3109 or via email to Sunshine Yoga Collaborative in our 5-7 p.m. at the Daniels Room located in only; all are welcome. [email protected] to mission to bring community based lower level of Galliford’s Restaurant book your reservation. This month the yoga to Uxbridge and the surrounding and Tavern at Southwick’s Zoo, 5 meal is porketta. Each all-you-can-eat communities! These classes are appro- Southwick St., Mendon. Join us for a dinner is held on a Thursday evening priate for those just beginning to the delightful evening of delicious wines Tuesday, March 27 and consists of a themed buffet, dessert, advanced student. Our class is every and spirits. You can chase those winter PAINT NIGHT PLANNED: The First and beverage. Proceeds will benefit Sunday morning from 7:30-8:30 a.m. at blues away with some terrific selec- Congregational Church of Millbury, 148 the Be Like Brit Foundation, the Doug Alternatives, Unlimited at 50 Douglas tions from Martignetti and dine on West Main St. paint night Tuesday, Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism, and Road in Whitinsville. We have extra delectable appetizers prepared by the March 27 at 6:30 p.m. with Sue Dion of the BVT SkillsUSA Chapter. yoga mats, but most folks bring their Daniels Room fine chefs. Tickets are Inspired Painting and Instructions. No own. We ask for a $5 donation per class, $35 per person or $65 per couple and experience is necessary. $40 fee will ONGOING EVENTS which is passed on to a local organiza- must be purchased in advance of this include an 11”x14” canvas, all other tion doing good work in our communi- event. Only a limited amount of tickets materials and supplies and a break time NOTHING BUT NET: Uxbridge ty. Visit us on Facebook: Sunshine Yoga will be available so don›t delay. Tickets with refreshments. The Fellowship Hall Community volleyball every Thursday Collaborative. can be purchase online at Eventbrite is accessible to all and there is handi- 6:30-8:30 p.m. at 130 Douglas St., at https://uxbridgepsgwinetasting. capped parking available. To sign up on Uxbridge Valley Chapel lower campus, RECOVERY: Every Monday, eventbrite.com or by contacting us at line Suedioart.com or call (508) 278-2768. the Precious Ones child care building. Celebrate Recovery is a Biblically based [email protected]. This is a For questions about paint night call Pick up games, all levels welcomed. step program designed to heal a wide 21+ event. A purchased ticket includes Janice Fortin at (508) 826-6381. Bring a friend, make a friend, stay in variety of habits and harmful behaviors, a complimentary hand painted wine shape and have fun. ($1 a week). Call such as drug dependency, abuse, eating glass for you to take home and enjoy! Jeannette Gokey at (508) 735-0067 for disorders, depression, anger, pornogra- Proceeds will benefit the Uxbridge more info. phy, broken relationships. The group Parents for Safe Graduation event for Friday, March 30 meets every week in a two-part session, the Uxbridge High School 2018 Senior JAZZ: The Eric Hofbauer Quintet: DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP: A new an open group followed by gender-spe- Class to be held in June 2018. Prehistoric Jazz; Claflin Hill Symphony divorce recovery support group starts cific small share groups. Starts at 7 p.m. Orchestra Chamber Series. Friday, up on Tuesday, Jan, 9, and will meet and ends at 9. Come at 6:30 for coffee and March 30 at 7:30 p.m. The EHQ per- weekly on Tuesdays. Called “Fresh conversation. Pleasant Street Church, Thursday, March 15 forms Hofbauer’s jazz arrangements of Start – There is Life after Divorce,” this 25 Cross St., Whitinsville, (508) 234-5268, groundbreaking 20th century pieces, program is for men and women who FRIENDS OF RACHEL DINNER: ext. 14, or email [email protected]. which he describes as “prehistoric jazz.” are separated or divorced and living at the Three Seasons Restaurant, Tickets: $19 per concert, $50 for season. single again. The group offers support, Blackstone Valley Tech with two seat- BREAKFAST: The John 21 Tickets and information: Claflinhill. encouragement, friendship, and hope. ings, 5:30 and 6 p.m. Tickets are $15 for Community Breakfast at St. Patrick’s org. (508) 478-5924 at the Alternatives’ Each meeting includes a topical video adults and $8 for children under 12. Church has been established as a Singh Performance Center, Whitin followed by small group discussion, Seats are limited and reservations are response to the needs of many people in Mill, 60 Douglas Road. refreshments, and social time. The pro- required. Contact Kathleen Manoogian our community. Breakfast will contin- gram continues to April and is free and at (508) 529-7758 ext. 3109 or via email to ue each and every Saturday from 8-10 open to all. Meetings are held every [email protected] to a.m. in the Parish Center, 1 Cross St., Tuesday from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. book your reservation. This month the Saturday, April 7 Whitinsville. Our mission is to serve at Pleasant Street Christian Reformed meal is meatloaf. Each all-you-can-eat a nutritious breakfast, free of charge, RABIES CLINIC: The Northbridge Church, 25 Cross St., Whitinsville. dinner is held on a Thursday evening every Saturday morning in the spirit Board of Health will hold its annual Contact the church office at 508-234-5268, and consists of a themed buffet, dessert, of community fellowship and hospital- low-cost rabies vaccination clinic on e-mail [email protected] or visit www. and beverage. Proceeds will benefit ity. Teams of volunteers prepare and Saturday, April 7 at the Whitinsville pscrc.org for more information and to the Be Like Brit Foundation, the Doug serve breakfast on a rotating basis. All Fire Station located at 193 Main Street, register. A complementary program for Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism, and are welcome. For more information, Whitinsville. Cats should be brought in kids ages 5-12, called DivorceCare for the BVT SkillsUSA Chapter. please contact the ministry coordinator a carrier between the hours of 11:00 AM Kids, runs concurrently with the adult at [email protected]. If you and Noon. Dogs should be brought on program. would like to make a donation to this a leash between the hours of Noon and project, please contact St. Patrick’s rec- Saturday, March 17 & 1:00 PM. You must bring proof of prior FREE WILL DINNERS: The First tory at 508-234-5656. Sunday, March 18 rabies vaccination to receive a 3-year Congregational Church of Sutton, 307 Legos Club: the first and third booster. The cost of the rabies vaccina- Boston Road, presents its monthly free Mondays of each month, for ages 6 and tion shot is $15. For more information QUILT SHOW: Thimble Pleasures will offering of open seating dinners up from 3 until 5 p.m. at the Whitinsville please contact the Northbridge Board of Quilt Guild of Mendon is holding its from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on the second Social Library. For more information Health at (508) 234-3272. bi-annual Quilt Show on March 17 and Saturday of each month. All are wel- about programming, please visit the BAKED HAM & BEANS: Home baked 18 at Blackstone Valley Technical High come. Dinners are served with bread, library’s website at www.northbridge- ham & bean supper Saturday, April 7 School in Upton 10 a.m.-4 p.m. This beverage and dessert. For more infor- mass.org/whitinsville-social-library. at 5:00 p.m. in the Community House, 8 year we are featuring an exhibit of mation, call (508) 865-6914. Court St, Uxbridge located behind the over 200 quilts of all sizes crafted by PROJECT KIBBLE: In this tight econ- Uxbridge Town Common. Sponsored our members, a special exhibit of quilts SENIOR BREAFAST: The St. John’s omy, it can be tough to make ends meet. by the Uxbridge Congregational by children and young students, a bou- Episcopal Church Senior Breakfast is What about your four-legged friends? Church. Menu includes home baked tique of hand-crafted gifts, a beautiful held on the first Friday of the month Project Kibble collects donations of pet ham, home baked beans, potato salad, raffle quilt designed and sewn by our from 8 to 9 a.m. at the church, 3 Pleasant food and supplies and distributes them coleslaw, brown bread, beverages & des- members and our charity fundraiser for Street, off Route 122A in Sutton, and to local food pantries. We accept dog sert. Donation of $10 per adult, children Fisher House. is handicapped accessible. Suggested and cat food, kitty litter, small rodent under 6 free. Raffles will also be avail- donation is $5. For more information, and fish food. All donations must be able. For reservations call (508) 278-2654 call Cyndy Rogers, (508) 529-4437. unopened and unexpired. For more Sunday, March 25 after 5 p.m. Limited tickets will be sold information, please contact projectkib- at door. Come enjoy great food and fel- PARENT SUPPORT: Parent Support [email protected] or call Christine at 508- ALL YOU CAN EAT! Blackstone lowship. Group in Millbury sponsored by Parent 234-8131. Boy Scout Troop 1, chartered by St. Professional Advocacy League (PPAL). 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SORRY, SOLD! SORRY, SOLD! ON DEPOSIT! 1st Time Offered! Beautiful one owner well Welcome Home to this Sprawling, Custom Built, Very Attractive, Ranch New Listing! Quinebaugh Adult Mobile Home Community Mid century, 6 room 3 bedroom Cape ready for the next Looking for a place for your BUSINESS? CORNER lot! 8,580 SF (.20 Style Home! There is 2,848 SF+/- of Living Area on One Level! Very kept Ranch! 3 generous size bedrooms! Park, over 55! Well kept and gently used Sprawling Mo- generation to move in and make their own! 1.38 acres of acre), Antique 2 story single family home w/3 BRS, 2 Baths! Set back from unique and private property! Offers a half acre+/- level lot! The grounds Large living room with Bow Window, eat in the road with a paved driveway off View Street. Possible to convert this are delightful, offering a very private back yard with an in-ground pool, bile Home! Corner Lot! Same owners since 1994. 924 Sq land with in ground pool ( needs work ) , pool house.3 car home back to a 2 family with the addition of a 2nd means of egress! Home built-in hot tub, poolside cabana w/kitchen & full bath! Huge carport/ kitchen. Oversized carport! Level fenced yard! Ft +/- living area. 14’wide x 66’ long! 2 bedroom! 14’ x 12’ detached garage! Single detached garage for home use. First is Connected to Municipal Water & Sewer! Recent Natural Gas Buderus pavilion! Covered porches! The interior is incredible 3 Large Bedrooms, Sunroom with woodstove! FHA & Central Air! Very Rare in floor bedroom, upper bedrooms with knotty pine and built ins FHW Boiler w/cast iron radiators. 2 Car Detached Garage! Private back yard, Forced hot water by oil! Large shed! $192,500 2 Full Baths, 2 half baths! Private family living & entertainment! 10 rooms this park, has a one Car Garage! $64,900. . New roof and heating in 2010. $224,900. handicap ramp to enclosed front entry porch. NewPrice $185,000. total! You Will Be Amazed! $349,900 WEBSTER - 6 BOYDEN ST EXT WEBSTER LAKE - 203 BEACON PARK LAND! Featured New Listing! WEBSTER/DUDLEY BUILDABLE LOTS WEBSTER LAKE - 705 TREASURE ISLAND Webster Lake - 16 Black Point Rd. Waterfront, Boat Access, Buildable w/Town Water & Sewer. $59,900 Just in time for summer! Move in ready! This End Unit Webster Lake - 22 South Point Rd. Waterfront, Condo is nice and bright with early morning natural light! ON DEPOSIT Southern exposure! Town Water & Sewer $229,900 Hardwood floors! Recent Energy Efficient Windows! 2 Dudley - View St. 17,280. SF mostly cleared land. Buyers &/or investors take notice! A short sale offering with full Time to Think Summer! Webster Lake Condo in BEACON bedroom, 2 1/2 Baths, Fireplaced walkout Lower Level! Dead end street $49,900 PARK! 10 acres of Park like Grounds! Natural Sandy Beach! lender cooperation. A fantastic opportunity to own an affordable, Impeccable Park like grounds, Heated Pool! Boat Slip! Oxford - 4 Leicester St., 8.47 acres, mostly cleared move in ready, single family, 3 br, 1.5 Bath, split level style home Excellent for Swimming! Or do your early morning laps in the inground pool! 1200+ sf Living space! 2 large bedrooms, Don’t miss out! $334,900 $149,900 with potential for a 2 family conversion! Appears to meet all dining and living room! 2 sliders - Deck! Boat Dock criteria for conversion to a 2 family. Municipal Water & Sewer. Included. Outstanding waterfront views! Buy now and enjoy OPEN HOUSE, SUN. • NOON-2 Thompson - East Thompson Rd. White’s Highway New Price $149,900. the 4th of JULY FIREWORKS! $254,900. 23 acres! Abuts Mass. Line Beautiful view! $99,900. On the shores of Lake Char gogg a gogg man chaugg a gogg chau bun a gung a maugg WEBSTER LAKE - 7 CEDAR DR WEBSTER LAKE - 118 POINT BREEZE RD WEBSTER LAKE - 22 LAURELWOOD DR WEBSTER LAKE • 2 SOUTH POINT RD

1st Time Offered in Reid Smith Cove, Spectacular 3700+/- SF, 13 Rm/4.5 Bath Lake Home, Uniquely Designed for Lake-Style Living! Private Setting, SORRY, SOLD! Ideal Location, .68 Acres, 92’ of Natural Shoreline, SORRY, SOLD! English Tudor Style Colonial! Cathedral ceiling Dining & Prof. Landscape, Multiple Decks, Lakeside Cabana, Fireplaced Living Room! 1600+ sq ft of living area! 3 Good size 3 Mstr BR Suites w/Elegant 1st Flr Mstr ~ all w/ WEBSTER LAKE: PANORAMIC VIEWS OF WEBSTER LAKE! Great South Fac- bedrooms. Master bedroom with Master Bath! 1 bedroom on the main Excellent Opportunity to Finally Own Your Own Webster Lake Waterfront ing Location, 62’ prime lakefront, large deep lot 10,489sf , flagstone & concrete Property! Prime Location, 5,697+/- SF Lot, 50’ Rd & Water Frontage at a Private Baths, Finished Walkout LL w/Living patios, full concrete walkway at water’s edge, dock, retaining walls & stonework, living level. 2-1/2 Total Baths! 7 rooms total! Finished basement with Great Price! Contemporary Ranch offers 996+/- SF of living area w/2 BRs & Hearth! Forced hot air by oil! Central Air Conditioning! 14’ X 42’ car port! full bath. Plus, convenient, indoor access to Walkout Lower Level w/tremen- & Billiard Rms & Summer Kitchen! Call Sharon at privacy fence, storage shed, recently paved drive, plenty offstreet parking in drive- 3 car garage! Comes with Non-Seperable Waterfront Lot, on Middle dous potential for additional living area. Main level features Open Floor Plan 508-954-7222 for More Information $1,150,000. way & area at roadside, spacious, Year-round, 2 story Cape home, 4 BRs (1 on Pond! Enjoy Webster lake without the High Taxes! $367,000. w/sliders to full front deck! Spectacular Westerly views across Middle Pond! 1st flr), 2 full BAs, Harvey replacement windows, 6 year+/- young roof. Additional land & shore frontage available. $345,000 NEW PRICE $419,900 4 • Friday, March 9, 2018 Blackstone Valley Tribune

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Brenda Ryan Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Robin AT PUBLIC AUCTION Broker- Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- Giguere Owner Hilli Doros “We are part of Make Southbridge Home” Wednesday, March 14, 2018 201 SOUTH STREET, 1:00 PM-DOUGLAS SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 154 Main Street 508-765-9155 sgl fam, 1,754 sf liv area, 0.28 ac lot, 7 rm, FAX: 508-765-2698 Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Stan Michelle Paula Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Misiaszek Splaine Aversa 4 bdrm, 2 bth Now offering rental services Worcester(Worc): Bk 40044, Pg 305 ••• WE NEED LISTINGS! ••• 2:00 PM-SOUTHBRIDGE 757 Main Street a/k/a 757- 761 Main Street 2 fam, 3,602 sf liv area, 0.66 ac lot, 8 rm, REDUCED NEW LISTING 4 bdrm, 2 bth Worcester(Worc): Bk 40929, Pg 194 TERMS: $5,000 cash or certified check at the time and Southbridge:Well maintained Classic Cape Southbridge: INVESTORS! 3 family Southbridge:Great 2 family with many place of the sale. The balance to be paid within thirty with sun filled rooms! 7 rooms 2 bedrooms with two 5-3-1 apartments and one 4-2-1 renovations! 5 rooms 2 bedroom units. Beautiful (30) days at the law offices of Korde & Associates, P.C. 1 ½ baths. Spacious beamed living room hardwood floors, natural woodwork, large kitchen 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851, open to formal dining room with loads of apartment. Hardwood floors. Separate w/pantry. Dining room has closet, could be . windows. Kitchen has corian counters, custom utilities. CB. Off street parking. Bought 3rd bedroom. Updated electrical service with Attorney for the Mortgagee cabinets, & all appliances. Master bedroom has siding will be left for new owner to install. landlord meter. Newer HW heaters. Roof in 2012. Auctioneer makes no representation as to the accuracy a huge walk in closet. Roof & furnace updated. Fully fenced in back yard. Deck. Desirable Large backyard. $139,900. Windows & Doors 2008. Long term clean tenants. of the information contained herein. neighborhood. $239,900. $209,900. BAY STATE AUCTION CO, INC. NORTH CHELMSFORD (978) 251-1150 www.baystateauction.com MAAU#: 2624, 2959, 3039, 2573, 2828, 1428, 2526, 2484

111 East Main Street, Webster, Massachusetts Each Office Independently 508-943-9306 508-987-0767 1-800-552-7444 Owned and Operated Southbridge: CHEAP COMMERCIAL Stubridge: One of a kind beautiful Condo loaded Southbridge:Prime Commercial Property Licensed in MA & CT PROPERTY!! 4328 SF. 4 rooms, 2 large with costly upgrades. Exquisite Condo with 8 rooms located downtown Southbridge. Fully rooms, office, waiting room, 1 bath. 2012 4 bedrooms 3 baths. Each closet has been upgraded with closet organizers. Lower level all finished including rented with almost 6000 sf of retail space. Rubber roof on part of building. Being used Jacuzzi/hot tub. Living room, bedrooms and lower Three separate units. Electrical, roof, and Jules T.A. Maureen Ellen John Adrienne Sandi Jim as a dance studio with monthly income of level have built in cabinetry custom made for the seller. heating updated. Money maker! Over Lusignan King Cimoch Therrien Kokocinski James Grzyb Counihan $1100. Nice condition. Owner retiring. Attached 2 car garage. So much storage! Location a $30k a year! Super visibility!! Excellent www.Century21LakeRealty.com • www.WebsterLake.net #1 on the Internet Priced way below assessment! $71,900. premium for commuters! $299,900 condition. $325,000. Lake ReaLty Listings Always Needed - We’re Always Busy Selling!!!

SOLD SOLD SOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT CHARLTON – 8 Chelsie Way! ANGALIE WEBSTER – 124 Lower Gore Rd! WEBSTER – 24 Linwood St! Well CHARLTON – 2 Ponnakin Hill Rd! Nice SHREWSBURY – 747 Grafton St! 8 AUBURN – 13 Inwood Rd! Cute 6 Room STURBRIDGE – 13 Main St! Work & Live AUBURN – 5 Pinedale Rd! Updated 7 ESTATES! 2,500’ 10 Rm Colonial! 4 Bdrms, Completely Renovated 7 Rm, 3 Bdrm Maintained 2 Family! Each Unit Consists Updated 7 Rm Split! .92Acre Corner Rm Cape! .5 Acres off Route 20! Great Cape! 2-3 Bedrooms! All Hardwoods on Here! Completely Remodeled! “Turn Key” 1st Rm, 4 Bdrm Cape! Appliance Cabinet Kit! 2.5 Baths! 3.02 Acres! Cul-de-sac! 2 Ranch! Kit w/New Tile Flr, SS Appliances, Of An Eat-In Kit w/Gas Range, Pantry w/ Lot! SS Applianced Kit w/Center Isl, Business Location! House Needs Total Both Levels Under Carpeting! Finished Flr Beauty Salon w/CAir, Handicapped Bthrm, Formal Din Rm w/Hrdwds! NEW 20x22 Liv Story Grand Foyer! SS Applianced Kit w/ Granite Counters & Backsplash! Spacious Abundant Cabinets! 2 Carpeted Bdrms! Cathedrals & Skylight! Din Rm w/Slider Rehab! 1st Flr Consists of Eat-in Kitchen 2nd Floor with Bedroom & Office! Kit, Gas Heat! 2nd Flr - Applianced Kit, Liv Rm, 2 Rm out to 14x20 Deck! 1st Flr 2 Bdrms w/ Isl! Huge Liv Rm! Formal Din Rm! 1st Liv Rm! Refinished Hrdwds! Updated to 12x16 Deck! Cathedral Liv Rm w/Brick w/Built-in Hutch! Large Liv Rm! Master Lower Level Playroom! Vinyl Siding! st Knotty Pine Heated Sun Room Or Den! Full Bdrms, 1.5 Baths, New Oil Furnace! 13 Parking Laminate Flrs! Recent Full Bath! 2nd Flr Flr Master w/Bath! 1 Flr Laundry! C/ Bthrm! New Siding, Entry Doors, Electrical Baths w/Laundry! 2nd Flr w/Screened Porch! Frplc & Pellet Stove! 3 Bdrms! 2 Full Bedroom w/Closet! Office! Full Bath! Replacement Windows! Oil Heat! Spaces! 2 Car Garage! Sep Utilities! Town w/2 Bdrms w/Laminate Flrs! Laundry w/ Air! In-ground Pool w/Pool House! 3 Car Service! Finished Lower Level! Fenced Newer Roof, Siding & Windows! Updated Baths, Whirlpool Tub! Frplcd Fam Rm! 2nd Flr Has 4 Bdrms w/Closets! Vinyl 8,276’ Level Lot! Shed! 1 Car Garage! Services! Rte 20, 84 & 90! Washer & Dryer! 2 Sheds! Town Services! Open House Directory Garage! $488,000.00 Backyard! Shed! $208,900.00 Furnaces! Garage! $219,900.00 Garage! $289,900.00 Windows! $249,900.00 $179,900.00 $329,900.00 $222,900.00 ON DEPOSIT SOLD SOLD SOLD (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse SOLD ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT MILLBURY – 197 W. Main St! 5 Rm, 2 Bdrm CHARLTON – 44 Oxford Rd! 8 Rm WEBSTER – 33 Douglas Rd! 7 Rm WEBSTER – 9 Asselin Ave! Hospital DUDLEY – 20 Williams St! Nice 7 Rm DUDLEY – 7 Kayla Lane! 8 Rm Colonial WEBSTER – 25 North Main St! DOUGLAS – 93 Monroe St! 10.97 Colonial w/Farmers Porch! 1.38 Acres! Raised Ranch! Over 5 Acres w/Small Pond! (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult Community Near! Brian Acres! Ideal 7 Rm Split Entry! Cape w/3 Car Garage! SS Applianced ATTENTION INVESTORS! 4 Family! ACRES! Updated 1867 8 Rm Farm- Set On 1.84 Acres! Applianced Granite Cape! Great Location On 1 Acre Lot! Home New Quartz Kitchen! Formal Dining Rm Cabinet Eat-in Kit! Carpeted Liv Rm w/ Nicely Landscaped .57 Acre Lot! In-Ground/ Kit w/Oak Cabinets & Corian Counters! 4/4/4/4 Rms! 2/2/2/2 Bdrms! Consists house! Flexible Floor Plan! Loads Kit! Frplcd Dining Rm! Living Rm w/ needs considerable updating and may not Above Ground Pool! SS Applianced Kit! Frplcd Liv Rm & Din Rm w/Hrdwds! of 4 Kitchens, 2 Bedrms Each Unit, of Charm! Frplc Liv Rm! Fam Rm w/ Hrdwds! Cathedral Ceiling Family Rm! qualify for traditional financing! Being sold AS w/Hrdwds! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Hrdwds! Slider to 8x40’ Deck! 3 Carpeted Bdrms w/ Sunroom w/Hot Tub/Skylights! 3 Spacious Liv Rm! 4 Bdrms! Master (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment (W) Waterfront Din Rm w/Slider to Sunroom! Liv Rm w/ 4 Living Rms One Unit with Built-Ins Cathedrals! Slider to Deck! Din Rm! 3 Bedrooms! Spacious Master, Master IS! Title 5 Passed but there is Town Sewer in Ample Closets! Full Bath! Lower Level w/ Bdrms! Master Bath & Walk-in Closet! Frplc! 3 Bdrms! Updated Bath! Frplc Fam & Fireplace! 4 Full Baths! Laundry In 4 Bdrms! 2 Baths! 2 Car Attached Ga- Bath! 2.5 Baths! 1st Floor Laundry! Bath! 2.5 Baths Total! 16X30 Deck! 2 Car Carpeted Fam Rm! 4th Bdrm, 2nd Full Bath! 2 Tile Bathrms! Buderus Furnace! the Street! Easy Access to Rte 146! Close to Garage! Shed! 2016 Roof! Many Updates! Rm! 2 Z Oil Heat! 2 Car Garage! Shed! Town Services! Fenced Backyard! Units! Full Basement w/Storage! Needs rage! Additional 3 BAY, 50x85’, GARAGE Farmers Porch! Deck! Attached 2 Car Laundry! Workshop! Minutes to Rte 395! Garage! $359,900.00 Singletary Boat Ramp! $120,000.00 $344,900.00 $279,900.00 $244,900.00 TLC! Walk Up Attic! $169,900.00 BUILDING! $594,500.00 $179,900.00 ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE SOLD ONSOLD DEPOSIT SUNDAY, MARCH 11 WEBSTER – 42 Cushing Rd! 7 Rm WEBSTER – 10 Arkwright Rd! Attention WEBSTER – 56 Chase Ave! Well WEBSTER – 47 Harris St! Custom Built Ranch! Cabinet Kit w/SS Appliances & Investors & to Owner Occupy! 2 Family! Maintained 2 Fam! 6/4 Rms! 3/2 Bdrms! 6 Rm Ranch! .43 Acre Lot! Eat-in Kit w/ Tile Flr! Dining Area w/Corner Hutch! Fr- 8/7 Rms! 3/3 Bdrms! 2,500’ of Living! Each Applianced Eat-in Kits! Formal Din Rm! Oversized Pantry! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Bay HOLLAND plc Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Has Kit w/Breakfast Nook, Dining & Liv Carpeted Liv Rm! Large Bdrms! Updated Window! 3 Large Bdrms w/Wall to Wall Full Bath w/Tile Flr! Den w/New Carpet! Rms & Den! 1st Flr w/Pellet Stove, Deck Full Baths! Skylight! Hrdwds! 6 Panel Drs! Carpets & Large Closets! Den! Full Bath 2Z Oil Heat! Furnaces 1 Yr Old! Newer w/Linen Closet! Semi-Finished Lower New Electrical Service! Partially Finished w/Enclosed Porch! 2 Car Garage! Updated Plumbing & Electric! Fenced Yard w/Patio! Level w/Full Bath! 10yr Young Roof! Basement! Garage! Screened Porch! Windows! Newer Roof! Minor Cosmetics Lake Hamilton S 11-1 $159,900 Remax Advantage / Joann Symzack 774-230-5044 Shed! Town Services! $239,900.00 $219,900.00 Newer Gas Furnace! $229,900.00 Needed $199,900.00

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SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD

WEBSTER LAKE – 48 Laurelwood Dr! Reid Smith Cove! One of the Lake’s Best Lots! Beautiful 10 Rm, 3,686’ Contemp! WEBSTER LAKE – 18 Bates Crossing! South Pond! Beautiful Sunrises! Huge Eastern WEBSTER LAKE – 901 Treasure WEBSTER LAKE – 334 Killdeer Island! WEBSTER LAKE – 60 Lakeside Ave! To have your open house listed in this directory 104’ Waterfront, 228’ Rd Frontage, 33,628 Sq. Ft, or .77 Acres! The Best on Market! Gradual Sloped Lawn to Beach/Shore! Exposure! 8 Rm 3,100’ Custom Contemporary! 2.43 Acres! Substantial Privacy! Home Features Isl! Prime Beachfront Townhouse! Middle Pond! South Facing! Well Maintained 100’ Waterfront! Huge Views of South Private Rd w/Woods Across Street! Location, Slope to Water, View & Exposure, Things You Can’t Change, After that it’s Endless Possibilities! Open Flr Plan w/Magnificent Views from Every Rm! 3 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 6Rms! 1,874’! Open Floor Plan! Applianced 7 Rm Colonial! Applianced Oak Kit! Din Rm Pond! Western Exposure = Fantastic One’s Imagination! Front, Back, & Side Yards, Space to Roam, Entertain, Park & Expand! Main Level, White & Black Cathedral Ceilings w/Skylights! European Kit w/Center Isl! Modern Frplc Liv Rm w/Glass Granite Kit w/Hrdwds! Din & Liv Rms w/ W/Hrdwds! Cathedral Ceiling Liv Rm w/Lake Sunsets! In Time for Summer! 5 Rooms Granite Kit, Center Isl w/Gas Range & Sink, Wall Ovens! Din Area! Lake Facing Din Rm! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Cathedral Open Sliders Open to Waterfront Balcony! Master Bdrm w/en-suite Bath, Separate Shower, Jacuzzi Hrdwds! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Views! Cathedral Ceiling 3 Season Sunrm of Rustic Charm! Real Log Summer to Sun Rm w/Water View! Lake Facing Office/Possible 4th Bdrm! Half Bath! Upstairs, 3 Bdrms, 2 Bathrms! Amazing Lake Tub, Walk-in Closet & Attached Laundry! Lower Level Bdrms Share Private Bath! C/Air! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Tile Flr! Recent CAir, Overlooking Lake! Lake Facing Master Suite, Cottage! 10,924’ Lot Allows for Room please contact Sandy at 508-909-4110 Facing Master, Bath w/Whirlpool, Steam Shower, Dble Vanity, Cathedral w/Skylight & Laundry! Walk-out Lower Level w/ Attached Garage w/Work Space! Detached 2 Car Heated Garage w/Workshop! Greenhouse! Gas Heat & Windows! Trex Deck! Garage! Master Bath! 3Bdrms! 2 Baths! Sandy Beach! to Expand! Remodel It! Tear it Down! Frplcd Fam Rm, Summer Kit & 3rd Full Bath, 3.5 Total! C/Air! Gas Heat! 2 Car Garage & More! $1,100,000.00 Panoramic Lake & Estuary Views! $950,000.00 BOAT SLIP! Heated Pool! $424,900.00 $469,900.00 Build New! $359,900.00

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OPEN HOUSE SUN 3/11 1:00-3:00 Woodstock, $474,900 NEW LISTING Hampton $850,000 NEW LISTING Woodstock $330,000 NEW LISTING Sterling $145,000 NEW PRICE Woodstock $450,000

Quaker Hill $225,000 bhhsNEproperties.com/170055130 bhhsneproperties.com/170056031 bhhsNEproperties.com/170057566 bhhsNEproperties.com/170027908 64 Scotch Cap Rd., Unit 147 bhhsNEproperties.com/170034930 10 room executive Colonial w/a great 30-acre horse property w/indoor arena. Wonderful Contemporary 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 18.24 acres of beautiful nature. bhhsNEproperties.com/170055181 3 BR, 1 BA. Newer heating system. floor plan for entertaining. 4-5 BR, Stunning views & fenced-in pastures. 2300 SF w/3.85 acres. Open concept Comfortable & spacious living Thames Landing condo w/2 BR, Newer appliances. Vegetable and herb 3 BA, 2.8 acres, 2 car garage, Abuts Air Line Trail. Beautiful 4 BR w/hrdwd flrs. New siding, sliders, gas w/hrdwd floors throughout. 2.5 BA. Water views, hardwood floors, gardens. Move in ready! w/master suite! w/in-ground pool. fireplace & generator. Location is private & peaceful. granite kitchen, & 1 car garage w/EZ Lauren Heidelberger Cliff Dunn John Downs Amy Archambault John Downs highway access. 860-933-0735 401-523-0291 860-377-0754 860-377-2830 860-377-0754 Joseph Collins 860-336-6677

Woodstock $550,000 Thompson $395,000 Congratulations, February Top Agents! Woodstock $234,900 Woodstock $399,900 Top Listing Top Selling Top Buyers Agent Agent Agent

bhhsNEproperties.com/G10212359 bhhsNEproperties.com/170047945 bhhsNEproperties.com/G10215815 bhhsNEproperties.com/170018993 Sweeping valley views! Waterfront on recreational Two homes on one property, Great price for this 5 BR Colonial in Stunning Antique home. 19.55 acres Quaddick Lake. .21 acre lot, 4 BR, great rental possibility! Enjoy the desirable East Woodstock setting! with pasture, develop-able land 3 BA, wood stove &solar panels. views & sound of the rushing water A must see! and 4 outbuildings. New patio, dock & boats to stay. Gosselin John Mary & Joseph from the porches! Elizabeth Zimmer John Downs Mary Collins Team Downs Collins Brooke Gelhaus 860-617-2191 860-377-07 860-336-6677 860-428-5960 860-377-0754 860-336-6677 860-336-9408

Woodstock $270,000 Brooklyn $274,900 Woodstock $199,900 Putnam $4,000/mo Land For Sale Griswold $250,000 Plainfield $299,900

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Many people enjoy indulging in corned beef on St. Patrick’s Day, but few may know exactly what they’re eating. Corned beef is a way to prepare a cut of beef, typically the brisket. When making corned beef, the beef is cured in a brine solution. Corned beef gets its name because the meat used to prepare the dish is treated with large grained rock salt, which are also referred to as “corns” of salt. While corned beef is often linked to St. Patrick’s Day and easy to find at restaurants come the month of March, a debate exists as to whether or not corned beef as it is known today can be linked to Ireland. In his book, “Salt: A World History,” author Mark Kurlansky noted that a dish of salted beef was produced in Ireland during the Middle Ages. This dish might have been a precursor to today’s corned beef. Others suggest the corned beef enjoyed during modern St. Patrick’s Day celebrations is more closely connected to Irish immigrants who left home for the United States in the 19th and 20th centuries. Upon arriving in New York City during this time, many Irish immigrants purchased a salt-cured meat made from beef brisket from Jewish butchers. This meat ultimately became synonymous with St. Patrick’s Day, a day to celebrate St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE poles, telephone wires and poles and THENCE 2,976 feet more or less, you or your attorney must file a written MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL surface water drains, in so far as such along said high water line of Lackey appearance and answer in this court ESTATE rights and easements may exist with Pond to a point; at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, By virtue of and in execution of the respect to the premises herein con- THENCE N. 38 degrees 52’ 00’’ W. MA 02108 on or before April 9, 2018 or Power of Sale contained in a certain veyed, whether or not such rights and 266.35 feet to a point at the southeast- you will be forever barred from claiming mortgage given by Kenneth J. Elliott and easements are shown on said plan. erly line of Lackey Dam Road by Land that you are entitled to the benefits of Karen E. Elliott to Mortgage Electronic For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded of Leboeuf; said Act. Registration Systems, Inc. acting with the Worcester County (Worcester THENCE N. 29 degrees 30’ 00’’ E. 300 Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief solely as a nominee for 1-800-East- District) Registry of Deeds in Book feet to point of beginning. Justice of said Court on February 20, West Mortgage Company, Inc., dated 31799, Page 169. Being more fully described as 2018. September 26, 2003 and recorded in The premises will be sold subject to ‘’Remaining Area’’ on a ‘’Plan of Land Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Worcester County (Worcester District) any and all unpaid taxes and other on Lackey Dam Road, Uxbridge, Recorder Registry of Deeds in Book 31799, Page municipal assessments and liens, and Massachusetts’’ dated August 3, 2000 201703-0233-TEA 171 (the “Mortgage”) of which mortgage subject to prior liens or other enforce- and recorded in the Worcester District March 9, 2018 Ditech Financial LLC f/k/a Green Tree able encumbrances of record entitled Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 764, Servicing LLC is the present holder by to precedence over this mortgage, and Plan 8. Commonwealth of Massachusetts assignment from Mortgage Electronic subject to and with the benefit of all For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed The Trial Court Registration Systems, Inc. to Bank of easements, restrictions, reservations recorded with Worcester County Probate and Family Court America, N.A., Successor by merger to and conditions of record and subject to (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds Worcester Probate BAC Home Loans Servicing LP, FKA all tenancies and/or rights of parties in in Book 24341, Page 42. and Family Court Countrywide home Loans Servicing LP possession. These premises will be sold and con- 225 Main Street dated December 6, 2012 recorded in Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or veyed subject to and with the benefit Worcester, MA 01608 Worcester County (Worcester District) certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, (508) 831-2200 Registry of Deeds in Book 50120, as a deposit must be shown at the time easements, covenants, liens or claims Docket No. WO18C0062CA Page 345; assignment from Bank of and place of the sale in order to qualify in the nature of liens, improvements, In the matter of: America, N.A. to Green Tree Servicing as a bidder (the mortgage holder and public assessments, any and all unpaid Madison Paige Hey LLC dated June 12, 2013 recorded in its designee(s) are exempt from this taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water and Of : Uxbridge, MA Worcester County (Worcester District) requirement); high bidder to sign writ- sewer liens and any other munici- NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Registry of Deeds in Book 51161, Page ten Memorandum of Sale upon accept- pal assessments or liens or existing CHANGE OF NAME 387; assignment from Ditech Financial ance of bid; balance of purchase price encumbrances of record which are in To all persons interested in petition LLC, f/k/a Green Tree Servicing LLC payable in cash or by certified check force and are applicable, having priority described: sometimes known as Green Tree in thirty (30) days from the date of the over said mortgage, whether or not ref- A petition has been presented by Services LLC to Wilmington Trust, sale at the offices of mortgagee’s attor- erence to such restrictions, easements, Madison P Hey requesting that: National Association not in its individ- ney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 improvements, liens or encumbrances Madison Paige Hey ual capacity, but solely as trustee for Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, is made in the deed. be allowed to change his/her/their MFRA Trust 2014-2 dated January 10, MA 01851 or such other time as may TERMS OF SALE: name as follows: 2017 recorded in Worcester County be designated by mortgagee. The A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Madison Paige Haley (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds description for the premises contained Dollars by certified or bank check will IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT in Book 56720, Page 289 and assign- in said mortgage shall control in the be required to be paid by the purchas- THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ment from Wilmington Trust, National event of a typographical error in this er at the time and place of sale. The ATTORNEY MUST FILE A WRITTEN Association not in its individual capaci- publication. balance is to be paid by certified or APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT ty, but solely as trustee for MFRA Trust Other terms to be announced at the bank check at Harmon Law Offices, Worcester ON OR BEFORE TEN 2014-2 to Ditech Financial, LLC f/k/a sale. P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 Green Tree Servicing LLC sometimes Ditech Financial LLC f/k/a Green Tree Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to AM) ON 04/02/2018 known as Green Tree services LLC Servicing LLC P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A. Keamy, dated March 30, 2017 recorded in Korde & Associates, P.C. Massachusetts 02461-0389, within First Justice of this Court. Worcester County (Worcester District) 900 Chelmsford Street thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Date: February 26, 2018 Registry of Deeds in Book 56932, Page Suite 3102 Deed will be provided to purchaser Stephanie K. Fattman 161, for breach of conditions of said Lowell, MA 01851 for recording upon receipt in full of the Register of Probate mortgage and for the purpose of fore- (978) 256-1500 purchase price. The description of the March 9\, 2018 closing the same, the mortgaged prem- Elliott, Kenneth J., 16-027710P premises contained in said mortgage ises located at 51-53 Border Street, February 23, 2018 shall control in the event of an error in (SEAL) Northbridge, MA 01588 will be sold at March 2, 2018 this publication. COMMONWEALTH a Public Auction at 4:00 PM on March March 9, 2018 Other terms, if any, to be announced OF MASSACHUSETTS 21, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, at the sale. LAND COURT more particularly described below, all NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL and singular the premises described in OF REAL ESTATE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION COURT said mortgage, to wit: By virtue and in execution of the Present holder of said mortgage 18SM000839 A certain lot or parcel of land, with all Power of Sale contained in a cer- By its Attorneys, ORDER OF NOTICE of the buildings and other improve- tain mortgage given by Michael J. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. To: ments thereon, situated on the westerly Hoyt and Jacqueline J. Herock-Hirsch 150 California Street Maureen A. Paulhus side of Border Street, in the Village of to Mortgage Electronic Registration Newton, MA 02458 and to all persons entitled to the benefit Whitinsville, in the Town of Northbridge Systems, Inc. as nominee for North (617) 558-0500 of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, and shown as Lot #62 on a plan American Mortgage Company, dated 200601-0223 - PRP 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 et seq.: entitled “Section A - Sheet No. A-1, June 29, 2001 and recorded with the February 23, 2018 PNC Bank, National Association, s/b/m Whitin Machine Works, Northbridge, Worcester County (Worcester District) March 2, 2018 National City Bank, s/b/m National City Mass., August 10, 1950 “ by Registry of Deeds at Book 24341, Page March 9, 2018 Mortgage a division of National City G.Gertrand Bibeault, Civil Engineering, 44, of which mortgage the undersigned Bank of Indiana Woonsocket, R.I. which plan is record- is the present holder by assignment (SEAL) claiming to have an interest in a ed with Worcester District Registry of from Mortgage Electronic Registration COMMONWEALTH Mortgage covering real property Deeds in Plan Book 169, Plan 37 said Systems, Inc. to JPMorgan Chase OF MASSACHUSETTS in Northbridge, numbered 47 Tracy lot is more particularly bounded and Bank, National Association dated LAND COURT Drive a/k/a 47 Tracey Drive, given by described as follows, viz: October 9, 2009 and recorded with said DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL \ Richard L. Paulhus, and Maureen Beginning at a point on the westerly Registry on October 27, 2009 at Book COURT A. Paulhus to National City Mortgage side of said Border Street which point 45016, Page 379, for breach of the 17SM004353 a division of National City Bank of is ninety-seven and eleven one-hun- conditions of said mortgage and for the ORDER OF NOTICE Indiana, dated February 17, 2006, dredths (97.11) feet measured S. 34° purpose of foreclosing, the same will To: and recorded in the Worcester County 06’ E., from the corner formed by be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. Joseph M. Bolandrina; (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds the intersection of the westerly line of on March 21, 2018, on the mortgaged Gretheline Bolandrina in Book 38437, Page 141, and now Border Street with the southerly line premises located at 89 Lackey Dam and to all persons entitled to the benefit held by the Plaintiff by assignment of C Street, said point being the most Road, Uxbridge, Worcester County, of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, has/have filed with this court a com- easterly corner of Lot #61 and being Massachusetts, all and singular the 50 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: plaint for determination of Defendant’s/ the most northerly corner of the Lot premises described in said mortgage, U.S. Bank National Association as Defendants’ Servicemembers status. hereby described: TO WIT: Legal Title Trustee for Truman 2016 If you now are, or recently have been, THENCE S. 34° 06’ E. by said Border A certain parcel of land vrith the build- SC6 Title Trust in the active military service of the Street seventy-five (75.00) feet to Lot ings thereon located in Uxbridge, claiming to have an interest in a United States of America, then you #63; Worcester County, Massachusetts, Mortgage covering real property in may be entitled to the benefits of the THENCE S. 55° 54’ W. by said Lot #63, and identified as a ‘’Rernaining Area’’ Douglas, numbered 14 Smith Hill Way, Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If one hundred twenty-five (125) feet to lot of land approximately 11.4 acres given by Joseph M. Bolandrina and you object to a foreclosure of the above other land now or formerly of the Whitin on a plan of land dated August 3, 2000 Gretheline Balandrina also known as mentioned property on that basis, then Machine Works; by Andrews Survey & Engineering, Gretheline Bolandrina to Mortgage you or your attorney must file a written THENCE N. 34° 06’ W., by said other Inc. entitled ‘’Plan of Land on Lackey Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., appearance and answer in this court land now or formerly of the Whitin Dam Road, Uxbridge, Massachusetts’’. dated March 20, 2007, and recorded at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, Machine Works, seventy-five (75) feet The plan is recorded in the Worcester in the Worcester County (Worcester MA 02108 on or before April 9, 2018 or to the aforesaid Lot #61; District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book District) Registry of Deeds in Book you will be forever barred from claiming THENCE N. 55° 54’ E.,. by said Lot 764, Plan 8. 40872, Page 380, and now held by the that you are entitled to the benefits of #61, one hundred twenty-five (125) feet BEGINNING at a point at the north- Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed said Act. to the point of beginning. easterly side of Lackey Dam Road; with this court a complaint for deter- Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Containing 9,375 square feet more or THENCE s. 60 degrees 30’ 00’’ e. mination of Defendant’s/Defendants’ Justice of said Court on February 23, less. See Plan Book 169 Plan 37. 143.22 feet to a point; Servicemembers status. 2018. This conveyance is subject to any and THENCE N.29 degrees 30’ 00’’ E. If you now are, or recently have been, Attest: Deborah J. Patterson all rights and easements with respect 91.83 feet to a point; in the active military service of the Recorder to the maintenance, repair and replace- THENCE S. 54 degrees 18’ 31’’ E. United States of America, then you 201211-0586-TEA ment of sewer pipes and connections 204.89 feet to a point; may be entitled to the benefits of the March 9, 2018 thereto, water pipes and connections THENCE N. 54 degrees 20’ 44’’ E. Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If thereto, gas pipes and connections 443.60 feet to a point at the high water you object to a foreclosure of the above thereto, power and electric wires and line of Lackey Pond; mentioned property on that basis, then B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, March 9, 2018 • 7 LEGALS MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF THE ESSENCE. dominium as set forth in the Master Thence in an easterly direc- OF REAL ESTATE Other terms if any, to be announced at Deed as amended. The unit and the tion by said Spring Hill Avenue, By virtue and in execution of the Power the sale. proportionate interests in the common 50 feet to the point of beginning. of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage New Penn Financial LLC d/b/a areas are conveyed with the benefit Said premises is conveyed sub- given by Roger L. Hemen and Suk Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing of and subject to all the rights, restric- ject to and with the benefit of ease- C. Hemen to Mortgage Electronic Present Holder of said Mortgage, tions, agreements and other matters mentsand restrictions of record, Registration Systems, Inc. as nomi- By Its Attorneys, and provisions referred to or set forth in if any, insofar as the same may now be nee for Reliant Mortgage Company, ORLANS PC the Master Deed as amended, and the in force and applicable. LLC, its successors and assigns, dated PO Box 540540 13-14 Oak Street Condominium Trust The premises are to be sold subject to June 29, 2007 and recorded with the Waltham, MA 02454 and any rules and regulations promul- and with the benefit of all easements, Worcester County (Worcester District) Phone: (781) 790-7800 gated pursuant to said Trust. Being the restrictions, building and zoning laws, Registry of Deeds at Book 41441, Page 13-017800 same premises conveyed to the herein liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- 184 subsequently assigned to GMAC March 9, 2018 named mortgagor (s) by deed record- ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, Mortgage, LLC by Mortgage Electronic March 16, 2018 ed with Worcester District Registry of tax titles, water bills, municipal liens Registration Systems, Inc. as nomi- March 23, 2018 Deeds herewith in Book 38852, Page and assessments, rights of tenants and nee for Reliant Mortgage Company, 373. parties in possession. LLC, its successors and assigns by MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE The premises are to be sold subject to TERMS OF SALE: assignment recorded in said Worcester OF REAL ESTATE and with the benefit of all easements, A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND County (Worcester District) Registry By virtue and in execution of the Power restrictions, building and zoning laws, DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) of Deeds at Book 44399, Page 318, of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- in the form of a certified check, bank subsequently assigned to Ocwen Loan given by Richard T. Schneider and ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, treasurer’s check or money order will be Servicing, LLC by GMAC Mortgage, Margaret Schneider to Mortgage tax titles, water bills, municipal liens required to be delivered at or before the LLC by assignment recorded in said Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. and assessments, rights of tenants and time the bid is offered. The successful Worcester County (Worcester District) as nominee for First Horizon Home parties in possession. bidder will be required to execute a Registry of Deeds at Book 51357, Loan Corporation, its successors and TERMS OF SALE: Foreclosure Sale Agreement immedi- Page 106, subsequently assigned to assigns., dated April 27, 2006 and A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND ately after the close of the bidding. The Residential Credit Solutions, Inc by recorded with the Worcester County DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) balance of the purchase price shall be OCWEN Loan Servicing, LLC by (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in the form of a certified check, bank paid within thirty (30) days from the sale assignment recorded in said Worcester at Book 38852, Page 380 subse- treasurer’s check or money order will be date in the form of a certified check, County (Worcester District) Registry of quently assigned to Federal National required to be delivered at or before the bank treasurer’s check or other check Deeds at Book 54540, Page 191, sub- Mortgage Association (“FANNIE MAE”) time the bid is offered. The successful satisfactory to Mortgagee’s attorney. sequently assigned to Ditech Financial by Mortgage Electronic Registration bidder will be required to execute a The Mortgagee reserves the right to LLC by Residential Credit Solutions Systems Inc., solely as nominee for First Foreclosure Sale Agreement immedi- bid at the sale, to reject any and all Inc by assignment recorded in said Horizon Home Loan Corporation by ately after the close of the bidding. The bids, to continue the sale and to amend Worcester County (Worcester District) assignment recorded in said Worcester balance of the purchase price shall be the terms of the sale by written or oral Registry of Deeds at Book 56995, Page County (Worcester District) Registry paid within thirty (30) days from the sale announcement made before or during 311 and subsequently assigned to New of Deeds at Book 55418, Page 375 date in the form of a certified check, the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set Penn Financial LLC d/b/a Shellpoint and subsequently assigned to MTGLQ bank treasurer’s check or other check aside for any reason, the Purchaser at Mortgage Servicing by Ditech Financial Investors, L.P. by Federal National satisfactory to Mortgagee’s attorney. the sale shall be entitled only to a return LLC by assignment recorded in said Mortgage Association by assignment The Mortgagee reserves the right to of the deposit paid. The purchaser Worcester County (Worcester District) recorded in said Worcester County bid at the sale, to reject any and all shall have no further recourse against Registry of Deeds at Book 57393, Page (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds bids, to continue the sale and to amend the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the 363; of which Mortgage the under- at Book 57379, Page 188; of which the terms of the sale by written or oral Mortgagee’s attorney. The description signed is the present holder for breach Mortgage the undersigned is the pres- announcement made before or during of the premises contained in said mort- of the conditions of said Mortgage and ent holder for breach of the conditions the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set gage shall control in the event of an for the purpose of foreclosing same will of said Mortgage and for the purpose of aside for any reason, the Purchaser at error in this publication. TIME WILL BE be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM foreclosing same will be sold at Public the sale shall be entitled only to a return OF THE ESSENCE. on March 30, 2018 at 117 Border Street, Auction at 9:00 AM on March 30, 2018 of the deposit paid. The purchaser Other terms if any, to be announced at Unit A, Northbridge (Whitinsville), MA, at 13 Oak Street, Unit 13, Northbridge shall have no further recourse against the sale. all and singular the premises described (Whitinsville), MA, all and singular the the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. in said Mortgage, to wit: premises described in said Mortgage, Mortgagee’s attorney. The description Present Holder of said Mortgage, Unit A of the 117-127 Meadow Pond to wit: of the premises contained in said mort- By Its Attorneys, Condominium, a condominium creat- Unit No. 13 in the condominium known gage shall control in the event of an ORLANS PC ed by Master Deed dated December as 13-14 Oak Street Condominium error in this publication. TIME WILL BE PO Box 540540 4, 2006 recorded with the Worcester which condominium was created by OF THE ESSENCE. Waltham, MA 02454 District Registry of Deeds in Book 40282, Master Deed dated April 24, 2006 and Other terms if any, to be announced at Phone: (781) 790-7800 Page 305 and shown on a plan record- recorded in the Worcester Registry the sale. 17-011520 ed with said Registry of Deeds in Plan of Deeds on April 25, 2006 in Book MTGLQ Investors, L.P. March 9, 2018 Book 851, Page 25. 38823 at Page 82, in accordance Present Holder of said Mortgage, March 16, 2018 The post office address is 117 Border with and subject to the provisions of By Its Attorneys, March 23, 2018 Street, Whitinsville, MA 01588. Massachusetts General Laws Chapter ORLANS PC The Unit is shown on a plan recorded 183A as amended. The Subject Unit PO Box 540540 Commonwealth of Massachusetts herewith to which is affixed a veri- is hereby subject to: 1. Easements in Waltham, MA 02454 The Trial Court fied statement in the form provided favor of the adjoining unit and in favor Phone: (781) 790-7800 Probate and Family Court by M.G.L. c. 183A, Section 9, and is of the common areas and facilities 16-005322 Worcester Probate and Family Court conveyed to and with the benefit of the for the continuance of all encroach- March 9, 2018 225 Main Street obligations, restrictions, rights and lia- ments of the adjoining unit or common March 16, 2018 Worcester, MA 01608 bilities contained in M.G.L.c. 183A, the areas and facilities on the Subject Unit March 23, 2018 (508) 831-2200 Master Deed, the documents establish- existing as a result of construction of Docket No. WO18P0670EA ing the organization of unit owners and the Building or that may come into MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE CITATION ON PETITION FOR the By-Laws as amended of record. existence hereafter as a result of: (1) OF REAL ESTATE FORMAL ADJUDICATION Unit conveyed together with the following: settling of the Building; or (2) condem- By virtue and in execution of the Power Estate of: 1. An undivided 16.666% percent inter- nation or eminent domain proceedings; of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Carolyn L. Fields est appertaining to Unit in the Common or (3) alteration or repair of the common given by Desiree G. Us and Joshua S. Date of Death: 01/08/2018 Areas and Facilities of Condominium. areas and facilities or any part thereof Us to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated To all interested persons: 2. The exclusive right and easement to done pursuant to the provisions of the September 23, 2014 and recorded A Petition for Formal Probate of Will use the area described in Exhibit 3 of Master Deed as the same may be from with the Worcester County (Worcester with Appointment of Personal Repre- the Master Deed. time to time amended, or the provi- District) Registry of Deeds at Book senative has been filed by The Unit contains 1,600 square feet sions of the Declaration of Trust of the 52829, Page 266 ; of which Mortgage Christine D. Grondin of Whitinsville approximately, and is laid out as shown 13-14 Oak Street Condominium Trust the undersigned is the present holder MA and Laura Thorpe of Rutland MA on a plan recorded with the original as the same may be from time to time for breach of the conditions of said requesting that the Court enter a formal deed and affixed to which is the ver- amended; or (4) repair or restoration Mortgage and for the purpose of fore- Decree and Order and for such other re- ified statement of a registered land of the Building or any unit therein after closing same will be sold at Public lief as requested in the Petition. surveyor, certifying that the plan shown damage by fire or other casualty; 2. Auction at 10:00 AM on March 30, 2018 The Petitioner requests that the unit designation of the Unit hereby An easement in favor of the Owners of at 32 Spring Hill Avenue, Northbridge, Christine D. Grondin of Whitinsville conveyed and of immediately adjoining other units to use all pipes, wires, flues, MA, all and singular the premises MA and Laura Thorpe of Rutland MA units, and that it fully and accurately ducts, conduits, plumbing lines and described in said Mortgage, to wit: be appointed as Personal Represen- depicts the layout of the Unit, its loca- other portions of the common areas A certain parcel of land with the build- tative(s) of said estate to serve on the tion, dimensions, approximate area, and facilites located in the Subject Unit ings thereon and all the privileges and bond in an unsupervised administra- entrance and immediate Common Area and serving the other units; 3. The pro- appurtenances thereto belonging, situ- tion. to which it has access, as built. visions of the Master Deed and Master atedon the northerly side of Spring Hill IMPORTANT NOTICE Subject to rights, reservations, restric- Plans of the Condominium recorded Avenue on the easterly side of Tessier You have the right to obtain a copy of tions and easements as set forth in a simultaneously with and as part of the Street, in the Village of Rockdale, so the Petition from the Petitioner or at the unit deed recorded in Book 41441 Page Master Deed, and the provisions of called, in the Town of Northbridge, in Court. You have a right to object to this 179. the Declaration of Trust of the 13-14 said Worcester County, and consisting proceeding. To do so, you or your attor- The premises are to be sold subject to Oak Street Condominium Trust and of Lots #34 and #37 as shown and des- ney must file a written appearance and and with the benefit of all easements, the Bylaws and Rules and Regulations ignated on a plan of land entitled “Plat objection at this Court before: 10:00 restrictions, building and zoning laws, thereto (which Declaration of Trust of the No. 2 of Hillside Park owned by Perry a.m. on the return day of 03/27/2018. liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- 13-14 Oak Street Condominium Trust, E. Day, Rockdale, Mass.,” dated May 7, This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, Bylaws, and Rules and Regulations, 1915, Surveyed and drawn by L.S. line by which you must file a written ap- tax titles, water bills, municipal liens dated April 24, 2006, are recorded in Aldrich, and recorded with the Worcester pearance and objection if you object to and assessments, rights of tenants and the Worcester Registry of Deeds, in District Registry of Deeds, in Plan Book this proceeding. If you fail to file a timely parties in possession. Book 38823, at Page 100, as the same 27, Plan 65, said parcel is land herein written appearance and objection fol- TERMS OF SALE: may be amended from time to time by being conveyed being more particularly lowed by an affidavit of objections within A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND instruments recorded with said Deeds, bounded and described as follows: thirty (30) days of the return day, action DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) which provisions, together with any Beginning at the northeasterly corner may be taken without further notice to in the form of a certified check, bank amendments thereto, shall run with thereof at a point on the northerly line you. treasurer’s check or money order will be the land and shall bind any person of said Spring Hill Avenue, said point of UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION required to be delivered at or before the having at any time interest or estate in beginning also being at the southwest- UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS time the bid is offered. The successful the Subject Unit, including his or her erly corner of Lot #33 on said plan of UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC) bidder will be required to execute a family, tenants, servants, visitors and land; A Personal Representative appointed Foreclosure Sale Agreement immedi- occupants, as though such provisions Thence in a northerly direc- under the MUPC in an unsupervised ately after the close of the bidding. The were recited and stipulated at length tion by said Lot #33 and Lots #32, administration is not required to file an balance of the purchase price shall be herein; 4. Easements, rights, obliga- and #31 on said plan of land, 150 inventory or annual accounts with the paid within thirty (30) days from the sale tions, provisions, agreements, restric- feet to a point at the southeasterly Court. Persons interested in the estate date in the form of a certified check, tions, building line limitations, zoning corner of Lot #38 on said plan of land; are entitled to notice regarding the ad- bank treasurer’s check or other check regulations, public utility and telephone Thence in a westerly direction by said ministration directly from the Personal satisfactory to Mortgagee’s attorney. easements, easements in favor of the Lot #38, 150 feet to the point on the Representative and may petition the The Mortgagee reserves the right to Declarant of the Master Deed, and all easterly line of said Tessier Street; Court in any matter relating to the es- bid at the sale, to reject any and all other matters set forth or referred to Thence in a southerly direc- tate, including the distribution of assets bids, to continue the sale and to amend in the Master Deed; and 5. The provi- tion by said Tessier Street, 50 feet and expenses of administration. the terms of the sale by written or oral sions of Massachusetts General Laws, to a point at the northwesterly cor- WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A. Keamy, First announcement made before or during Chapter 183A (“Condominiums”). The ner of Lot #36 on said plan of land; Justice of this Court. the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set Subject Unit shall not be used or main- Thence in a easterly direction by said Date: March 01, 2018 aside for any reason, the Purchaser at tained in a manner inconsistent with Lot #36 and Lot #35 on said plan of Stephanie K. Fattman, the sale shall be entitled only to a return the provisions of the Master Deed, or of land, 100 feet to a point at the northeast- Register of Probate of the deposit paid. The purchaser this Unit Deed, or the 13-14 Oak Street erly corner of said Lot #35, said point March 9, 2018 shall have no further recourse against Condominium Trust and the Bylaws also being the northwesterly corner of the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the and rules and regulations thereto, as said Lot #35, said point also being the Mortgagee’s attorney. The description the same may from time to time be northwesterly corner of said Lot #34; of the premises contained in said mort- amended. Said unit is conveyed with Thence in a southerly direction by said gage shall control in the event of an an undivided 50% interest in the com- Lot #35, 100 feet to a point on the error in this publication. TIME WILL BE mon areas and facilities of the con- northerly line of Spring Hill Avenue; and

8 • Friday, March 9, 2018 Blackstone Valley Tribune

546 CEMETERY LOTS 575 VACATION RENTALS Home TownTToown Service, own-to-TT own BIG TIME RESULRESULTSLTSTS RECYCLE CENTER WORCeSTeR COunTy NOW BOOKING MONITOR memORiAl pARk: Paxton, NEXT SUMMER MA, Garden of Heritage. Plot Part time position open ******** Wed 7am to 12noon 535C 1—2, Asking $3,000. CLASSIFIEDS Place y o u r a d t o d a y ! (508) 248-7750 Call t o l l ffr e e Sat 8am to 4pm or v i s i t o ur w e b s i t e Inquire @ www.northbrookfield.net CAPE COD 550 MOBILE HOMES 215 North Main Street South Dennis 1-800-536-5836 off Rte. 134: pARk mOdel: Located at 130 YARD SALES 508-867-0201 Highview Campground, West ARTICLES FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE Brookfield.Seasonal 4/15-10/15 **************** Two Bedroom with Addition and deAdline fOR Storage Shed. (508) 873-6312, AppliAnCeS fOR SAle: exCellenT iTemS fOR nORdiTRAC exeRCiSe, EX- 298 WANTED TO BUY 319 HEALTH CARE Washer, Dryer, 2 air condition- yARd SAle (508) 867-8736 SAle!!TV ARMOIRE: Solid ERCISE BIKE, LARGE PET ROFESSIONALS ers Call 508-278-6958 SuBmiSSiOnS iS mOpedS & OldeR SCOOTERS P Wood, Corner Space, fits CARRIER, THREE SPEED AND MOTORCYCLES. Call 40” flat Panel, 57h x 40w x MEN’S COLOMBIA BIKE. nOOn mOndAy Travis. (774) 242-9227 565 ROOMS FOR RENT 24d, Space for Electronics BEST OffER. (508) 278-3988 fOR All pROfeSSiOnAl mediCAl 010 FOR SALE and Storage. $300 OBO. LG mASS. Weekly SeRViCeS, inC. in Sturbridge Cozy 3 BR, (dbl, queen, WAR ReliCS & WAR 2 twins) 1 bath home with WASHER AND DRYER: RememBeR yOuR SWeeT- pApeRS SOuVeniRS WAnTed: is looking to hire HHA’s, CNA’s, ROOm fOR RenT on Prindle 12’ COnTRACTORS Enclosed heART: Collection of Victorian full kitchen & microwave, Models WT5070CW and deadline subject to WWII & EARLIER CA$H PCA’s, and Homemakers. Bilin- Hill farm, Charlton 508-320- Trailer: $2,400. Dewalt Laser & Era hand-painted items ALL DLEX5170, Large Capacity change due to holidays WAITING! Helmets, Swords, gual/ Spanish speaking encour- 3273 or 508-248-7335 washer/dryer, screened in Stand $275. 4 Adjustable Wall with roses: vases, rose bowls, aged to apply. 508-347-9400 and TrueSteam, Like New! Call for more info Daggers, Bayonets, Medals, porch w/ picnic table, grill, Brackets $140. Ladder Racks $500 for pair, $300 if sold pitchers, chocolate pot, cake EOE sets, planters. No reasonable Badges, flags, Uniforms, etc. cable TV. Outdoor shower. for Truck $125. Engine Stand ******************** separate.In Northbridge, Call offer refused. 508-237-2362 Over 30 Years Experience. On dead-end street. $50. (508) 892-9595 (508) 801-6367 Auburn mOVing SAle 3/17 & 3/18 575 VACATION RENTALS Near shopping, theater, Call David 1-(508)688-0847. 325 PROFESSIONAL 1949 inTeRnATiOnAl hAR- 235 Blackstone St., Uxbridge. I’ll Come To YOU! restaurants, bike trail, finlAnd Blue fOx SeARS 12” BAndSAW. New Almost everything must go! HELP WANTED fishing, playground, VeSTeR CuB TRACTOR: JACkeT: By Michael Valente CAPE COD TIME SHARE Total Gym. (774) 241-0027 10 minutes from bay and Runs Well, Two New Tires, Size 8, very good condition. FOR SALE: Edgewater BASed in north Brook- ocean side beaches. Attachments Include Snow $100 OBO. Vintage Black Beach Resort, 95 Chase Av- Plow, Harrow, Cultivator, and Small Bureau $75.00. Printer’s 200 GEN. BUSINESS 300 HELP WANTED field: Home Every Night. American Sable Coat, sz. small Antique Drawers $20.00 Per. Class A Driver And/Or Gen- enue, Dennisport, MA 02639 Land Plow. $2,500. (508) 248- $50 OBO 508-864-4075 On the water, Studio (Unit Off season rates available 6860 fake Brick fireplace With eral Mechanic for 18-Wheel Heater $140.00.Kitchen Chairs. 205 BOATS 310 GENERAL HELP Trailer Trucks 706). Permanent Week 33 fly ROdS - 2 ALBRIGHT Call Janet 1991 hARley dReSSeR: Spare Tire P225/60r16 Eagle ANTED ****************** (August). Deeded rights.You’ll A/5 490 9 fT. #4 RODS. 2 15’ STARCRAfT Aluminum W at 508-865-1583 55,000 Miles. Runs Great! GA With Rim $45.00. Vanity Contact H.R. Salem Trans- own it for a lifetime & can be Orvis reels Battenkill BBS II. CAnOe with Keel. $350. Call $4,500 or Will Trade for Car of Table & Chair $135.00. Car dOuglAS puBliC port, LLC.(800) 262-9081 passed down to your children after 6 pm, or email Asking $300 each or best Equal Value. BASS BOAT Sunroofs $100.00 Per. Home- (508) 278-2083 SChOOlS Substitute Custodi- and grandchildren. $5000. June at offer. 508-347-3145 (508)347-3145 16 1/2fT LUND Very Good made Pine Coffee Table And 16fT OldTOWn OTTeR ans - Interested candidates [email protected] Condition! MANY EXTRAS should send a letter of intent, re- fOR SAle 8’ pOOl TABle: Two End Tables$100.00. An- kAyAk: 2 Person, Paddles for more information $3,750 O.B.O.Call for Info (508) sume, and three recent letters of 400 SERVICES Red felt/Slate. Excellent tique Lamp Jug $40.00. Antique Included. $500. (508) 347-9979 943-5797, Cell (508) 353-9722 recommendation to: Jeffrey Kol- Condition! $400. CALL (508) Croquet Set $40.00. Wood Truck Ramps 8 foot $100.00. 2013 miRRO-CRAfT 14’6” lett, 21 Davis Street, Douglas, 988-0698 442 LICENSED DAY Drop Leaf Cart $50.00. End Boat Trolle1416 2013 40HP MA 01516. All appointments are 1BeAuTiful dW mOBile fOR SAle dR mOWeR: Table W/Drawer $50.00. End Yamaha Motor, full Cover conditional based on a satisfac- CARE hOme IN GATED SENIOR Electric Start with Attachments- Table W/Drawer $60.00. Call 1- Hummingbird fish finder, tory CORI and SAfIS Back- MOBILE HOME PARK Snowblower with Cab, Chains, 508-764-4458, Many Extras, Boat, Motor, and ground check per 603 CMR ************************* $16,000. 2 bdrms, 2 baths, 500 Watt Generator, Wood- 1-774-452-3514 2014 Trailer Like New, Ready to 51.00 The Douglas Public The Commonwealth of working kitchen, dining room, chipper. Like New Condition. Go! Call (860) 935-0340 Leave Schools welcomes and is open massachusetts Office of Child LLR & 2 florida rooms, com- Original Cost $5,000. Selling for SnOW TiReS: Like new (4) Message. Price $8,500.00 to all students, and offers oppor- Care Services requires that all pletely furnish. 863-682-6473. $3,500. (860) 774-6944. firestone Winter force 215/60- tunities in all approved programs ads placed in the newspaper for 725 AUTOMOBILES Lakeland, florida Old TOWn CAnOe: 1931 old 15. $240. BECKETT BURNER, and courses of study without re- child care (daycare) in your 700 AUTOMOTIVE WOOD AND/OR town 18’ restored Maine guide 2011 SuBARu OuTBACk - fOR SAle CONTROL AND AqUASTAT: gard to race, color, sex, sexual home include your license num- 1gAS BOileR: outdoor reset COAL IRON STOVE: $500 or canoe. Clear resin coated, 136,000 miles, great shape, reg- Runs great, Instruction, wiring orientation, gender identity, reli- ber control by Tekmar, save on your best offer. WOOD PELLET Mahogany gun wales and 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES ular maintenance, roof rack, heating bill! $199 or best offer. and owners manual $250. AR- gion, national origin, homeless- STOVE $500 or best offer. Call caned seats, a third seat CAR COVeRS: Custom fit, trailer hitch, back-up camera. 508-735-8095 TIfICIAL CHRISTMAS TREE ness, or disability. 454 HOME 508-471-0959 mahogany caned seat and Excellent Condition. (Hail, Snow $7500. 508-688-7666 WITH STAND : 6 fT. Storage back. Paddles included. Perfect 2 lAzy BOy leATheR- IMPROVEMENT Protection). Audi A4, A5, and fOR SAle: Rich Brown box included. Excellent condi- for the wooden canoe FOSTER PARENTS swivel rocker recliners, beautiful $ Subaru CXT. NEW LASER 740 MOTORCYCLES Leather Sectional with Chaise. tion $50. CAST IRON CHRIST- enthusiast. $5800.00. (508)479- WANTED: Seeking Quality rich mahogany color. Less than CUT fLOORMATS for recent Very Good Condition. Asking MAS TREE STAND: Beautiful Homes Throughout Central 1 PAINTING 1982 hOndA gOldWing 0230 A4. Email: aspen400@ 1 year old, perfect condition. $450. Call (508) 320-7230 $20. SUNBEAM WHOLE MA To Provide Foster Care ASpenCAde: 25,500 Original $500 each. 774-280-2639 To Children In Need. 24/7 Interior/ verizon.net. SAVE $$ HOUSE HUMIDIfIER: Used, 265 FUEL/WOOD Miles, One-Owner, Recent works great, 6-7 gallon, faux Support. Generous Reim- Exterior Tires, Battery, front fork Seals, 2 TWin BedS: Complete, In ****************** wood cabinet on casters. $50. fiReWOOd: Cut, Split & bursement. $1000 Sign-On 720 CLASSICS Plus Cover, 2 Helmets, Extras! Excellent Condition. 508-423- full lengTh mink Power Washing Size 12. New $2,400. 14” SNOW CHAINS: Used, Delivered. Green & Seasoned. Bonus. Call For Details. $3,000 or Best Reasonable 4824 COAT: Carpentry 1951 fORd CuSTOm Asking $300. 508-612-9263 very good condition $25. 15” Wood Lots Wanted. Call Devereux Therapeutic Fos- COnVeRTiBle: V8, Standard Offer. (774) 696-0219 • FREE ESTIMATES • ****************** CABLE SNOW CHAINS: New Paul(508)769-2351 ter Care. (508)829-6769 Transmission with Overdrive, 4 SnOW TiReS -235/50 R18 • FULLY Insured • 1985 hOndA eliTe mOTOR $45. Call Ed. 508-479-9752 Excellent Driver & Show-Car. 101T used 2 months- paid • Reasonable Rates • SCOOTeR: 150 CC’s, Only $42,900. (860) 377-7230 $800, asking best offer. 508- gARmin gpS 12xl 284 LOST & FOUND Rich O’Brien 2,257 miles, Original Owner, Ex- 414-2474 personal navigator: power- 1977 CORVeTTe Automatic, SOlid ROCk mAple PETS cellent Condition. $1,200. Call ful 12 channel receiver, mov- Painting Red, Rebuilt Original Motor Bedroom Set: full Box Spring & 28 Years Of Experience Dave (508) 765-0656 ******* ing map graphics, backlit dis- 350HP, Rebuilt front Suspen- Mattress $450. Cracker Barrel Did you find 6-pieCe TWin BedROOm play for night use. New!! Per- (508)248-7314 sion, Rebuilt Rear End with 3:55 2005 hOndA Reflex Rocking Chair Brand New! $75. Gears, Excellent Body, Solid 18k miles, Looks SeT fOR SAle: Matching fect for Hunters, Boaters, and SCOOTeR: Rocker/Glider Chair $75. Hutch your pet? frame, Painted and Restored in and Runs Great!$1,700. Please headboard, footboard, 5-drawer Hikers. REDUCED $125/best fuRniTuRe dOCTOR: Have Top Comes Off $75. Three 1996, Runs Excellent, No Win- Call (508) 335-2747 chest, 6-drawer dresser with offer. (508)347-3145 Or find a home hAmpTOn inn STuR- your furniture Professionally mirror, and night stand in dark Piece White Wicker Outdoor ters! $11,000 obo. Call or Text BRidge is now hiring for the fol- restored at Reasonable rates. 774-318-7014 AmeRiCAn iROn hORSe oak. In very good condition. Set, Loveseat and Two Chairs for one? glASS TOp pedeSTAl lowing positions: front Desk As- furniture face lifting, painting, (2005): Pro-Street Softail, 3,000 Asking $500.00 or best offer. $100. (508) 764-6425 “”64” TBiRd: Very Good Con- TABle: Silver base, 36”high, sociate, Night Auditor. Apply in striping to Refinishing, caning and miles, Polished 111 S&S Motor, Call 508-846-5486 dition, Older Restoration, 390 with attached 24” round top Person: Hampton Inn, 328 Main repairs. ANTIqUE DOCTOR, 6-speed, Dual Disc, 280 Rear, SWAmp mOTOR BRAnd Automatic, Runs Strong, Black ******* $120. GLASS TOP fOR A St., Sturbridge, MA 01566 Daniel Ross (508)248-9225 or Right Hand Drive, Bought Left- neW!!! Swamp runner w/ 5’ with Red Interior. Asking TABLE 1/2” Thick, 44” Square (860)382-5410. 30 years in over in 2008. $11,000 or bo. long extension propeller. Preda- business $13,500 obo.(774) 230-4156 All BeST OffeR MOVING $100. (508) 347-8942 311 PART-TIME (508) 733-8020, (774) 280-9865 SALE: 6 Chairs, Two wedding tor engine, 6-1/2 HP, 212cc, pa- WAnTed - 1930/31 Model A gORgeOuS hAnd- dresses size 14 & 18; Mother of perwork and book. Used 2 HELP WANTED ford rear steel fenders for either CAn-Am SpydeR mOTOR- CARVed China Cabinet from bride dress size 18; Bridesmaid hours; not even broken in! a 2 door sedan or a 4 door CyCle fOR SALE: 2011, Ex- China $4,000 New, $1,500 500 REAL ESTATE dresses, size 18; Piano; 2-draw Asking $500 or best offer!!! 508- 2nd ShifT pART-Time diS- Phaeton. 508-981-4813 cellent Condition, 13,000 Miles, OBO. Cherry Dr Table & Six filing cab. Green Sofa & 885-3697 pATCheR - for 1-3 nights a One Owner, Never Saw Rain. Chairs $900 OBO. Oak Table & LET US KNOW!!! week. We will train qualified Loveseat; 4-burner gas grill; 505 APARTMENTS FOR UTOMOBILES Asking $10,500. A Lot of Extras! four Chairs $75 OBO. Dove- 725 A Patio Table w/ Glass Top; Pres- TOOl ShedS Made of Texture Please call us so that we applicants. Dispatch Solutions (508) 248-5406 Tailed Dresser $80 OBO. (860) RENT 1999 fORd muSTAng sure washer; 6 Chairs; Umbrella 1-11: 8x8 $1075 8x10 $1260; can take your ad is an E/O/E. All applicants must 630-4962 8x12 $1350; 8x16 $1675 Deliv- COnVeRTiBle: 35th Anniver- Tools, Axes; Recliner; Twin pass a pre-employment drug dudley - 2 bedrooms, 2nd 745 RECREATIONAL ered, Built On-Site. Other Sizes out of the paper... sary Edition. 121,000 miles, 5 Beds; Desks; Book Cases; TV. screen and criminal back- floor, off street parking, washer/ JAmAiCA WiCkeR queen Available. CALL (413) 324-1117 speed manual transmission, V- VEHICLES (774) 262-0442 Town-To-Town ground check to be eligible for dryer hookups, gas heat, no Bed Set: Head & foot Board, employment. Call 508-347- 8, Great Condition Inside and Woman & Man’s Dresser, 2 smoking, no pets. Reference, 2007 TRAVEL WILD RV Auto, Aluminum OuTSide pATiO TReeS/fieldSTOne: Classifieds 5000 or email slawson@ Out! Always Garaged. $4,500 or Nightstands. Paid $5,400. Ask- credit check. $700 a month. White, ONLY $8,995. Herb fuRniTuRe WITH CUSH- Trees- Evergreens, Excellent mobilemedtransport.com best reasonable offer. Call (508) ing $1,200. 2 SEATER 508-909-4111 first, last, security. bill.anderson Chambers Toyota of Auburn, IONS: 6 Swivel Chairs, Lounge Privacy Border. Hemlocks- 943-7705 to See LANCER POWER CHAIR [email protected] 809 Washington Street, Auburn, Chair, Three-Seat Glider, Two- Spruces-Pines (3’-4’ Tall) 5 for 4’ Long, Olive Color. NEVER dRiVeRS WAnTed 2008 Jeep liBeRTy: V-6, 4 MA (877) 906-1649 Seat Glider, Glass Coffee Table, $99. Colorado Blue Spruce 286 LIVESTOCK niCe 3-BedROOm apartment BEEN USED! Asking $350. 20 hours a week, split shift. Dri- wheel drive, sun roof, towing Glass Side Table, Will Sell Indi- (18”-22” Tall) 10 for $99. New in Webster, great neighborhood, (508) 461-9621 hORSe Bedding: Pine Bag ving special ed children to pkg., well-cared for by 1 owner, vidually, Excellent Condition, England fieldstone Shavings 3.25 cubic feet, school in Spencer, Leicester nice back porch. 3rd floor, smoke-free. 107,000 miles. Never Been Outside! (508) 234- meC 650 pROgReSSiVe Round/flat, Excellent Retaining $4.85/each. HORSE HAY for and Worcester areas washer hook up, no smoking, $6500, John 508-949-2112 2573 lOAdeR: w/ extras $250. Wallstone. $28/Ton Sale Big Squares 3’ x 3’ x 71/2’ Call: 508-885-5778 no pets. 1st, last, and security. 400 ANDERSON WINDOW (508) 278-5762 Evening 2009 CheVy hhR SpORT Angle iROn CuTTeR for Square Bales. EXCELLENT for or: 508-885-5788 $950 mo. 860-933-6817 51x32 RO $200.THERMATRU 53+K miles, 2 new tires, heated Shelving 4W296, HK Potter Horses. West Brookfield. Call DOOR 36-80 Left Hand Inswing TWO dReSSeRS best offer. mAinTenAnCe nORTh BROOkfield - cozy leather seats, remote start, 2790. Normally Sells for $700. (508) 867-2508 full View with Grill $185 or best Custom made parlor cabinet, gROundSkeepeR/ CuS- 2 bedroom apartment third floor am/fm radio, cd player, sunroof, 760 VANS/TRUCKS $50 OBO. Call 5pm-8:30pm, offer. (508) 892-9595 $1500. Glass door hutch - best TOdiAn - The Southbridge 1st and last month’s rent $700 title in hand, minor body dam- 2008 RAm (BighORn) (508)867-6546 offer. John Deere snowblower 298 WANTED TO BUY Housing Authority is accepting 508-868-7184 age. $4800 OBO 508-949- mOTORS: 1/2HP 230/460V resumes for the part-time 18- 0440 8am-6pm only TRuCk: Hemi Motor, 4 Door, In (like new) $700 - must be seen! SOuThBRidge - Section 8 BICYCLES FOR SALE: One 1725RPM, 56 frame $30. 5HP, ROuTe 169 AnTiqueS: hour per week position of Great Condition, Only 37,000 Call for appt. 774-507-6315 Welcome! 6 room, 3 bedroom Men’s And One Women’s 230/460V 1740RPM, 184T 884 Worcester St., South- Maintenance Groundskeeper/ 2011 dOdge ChAllengeR: miles. Call for more info. SERI- Bicycle Specialized Crossroad apt. New kitchen, bath, wall, ceil- 305 hp V6 SE auto w/slap stick OUS INTERESTS ONLY. (413) frame/TEfC $100. 5HP, TWO SOfA TABleS: ONE bridge MA. Looking To Custodian. This position re- Size Medium, Avenir Seat, ings, paint, flooring, lights, ap- Mango Tango w/black strips 245-9651 230/460V 3495RPM, 184T DARK OAK w/ Shelf Under- Purchase Antiques And quires that the applicant have Himano Revoshifts, 7 Speeds pliances, W/D hookup available. 59,000 miles, Loaded, remote frame/TEfC $100. 4 Motor neath $125. ONE MAHOGANY Collectibles Single Items Or knowledge of building mainte- & More, Mint Condition. Avail. ASAP. No pets. 413- 531- start. $14,500. 508-864-1906 Speed Controls Hitachi J100, COLORED $100. Both Very Entire Estates. We Buy It All nance, custodial, and 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT A Must See. Asking 2433 400/460V Best Offer. Call 5pm- Good Condition. Can email Pic- And Also Do On-Site Estate groundskeeping skills. Duties 2012 TOYOTA RAV4- 79,000 $175/Each. Call (508) 347- 1997 BOBCAT 763 skid steer 8:30pm 508-867-6546 tures. (774) 239-3006 Sales And Estate Auction. will include performing ongoing miles. Well-maintained, 3rd row 3145. SOuThBRidge - three bed- loader in great condition. 1800 We are now accepting deal- and routine, repetitive tasks as- seats, black, one-owner. mOVing SAle: Hillsboro full- room, living room, dining room, hours, 46hp. Auxiliary hydraulics ers for our multi-dealer group sociated with interior and exte- $11,000. 508-688-7666 COlleCTiBleS - Crockpots, Size Iron Sleigh-Bed with Box TWO uSed ReClineRS, $75 $2100. 617-706-6736 shop. Call Mike Anytime rior cleaning/upkeep of kitchen, bath, pantry, hard- jugs, antique flat metal irons, a Spring & Mattress. Excellent each. Dishwasher, bought new, (774)230-1662. grounds such as cleaning wood floors. No pets. 1st, last, variety of old glass lanterns, jew- Condition. $1,000. Walnut never used, $225 or best offer. common areas, offices, lavato- security. 774-200-8795 elry making materials, tools, and Dresser & Nightstand and 508-764-3567 please leave ries, emptying trash, pruning other collectibles. 508-234-5766 full/queen Headboard. Excel- message lent Condition $450. Beige Re- trees, raking, mowing, and 525 HOUSES FOR RENT COmpleTe mAChine clining Lift Chair $350. White WOOd STOVe - good heater manual snow and ice removal. BROOkfield SmAll ShOp: Bridgeports, C & C Couch and Blue Velvet Chair & for workshop, garage, or green $ BUY & SELL $ Position requires the use of hOuSe On SOuTh pOnd: 1 Milling Machine, Lathes, Air floral Chair $450. 48” Round house $100 or best offer. 508- ALL GOLD & SILVER ITEMS hand and power tools. Must be bedroom, Washer-dryer Compressors, fork Trucks, Drill Slate and Cherry Coffee Table 943-6520 Specializing in able to undestad and follow in- hookups, Oil heat, Year-round, Presses, A Complete Mezza- with Matching End Table $500. numiSmATiC COinS, structions, maintain schedules Applianced. $850/month nine 3,500 sq.ft. NEVER IN- Antique Dining Room Set; Table WOOdSpliTTeR: 21 Ton, gold & silver of any as it relates to State and fed- 413-262-5082 STALLED! Pallet Racking, Elec- w/ Six Chairs, Buffet Server, Horizontal/ Vertical $1,600. form! eral tracking requirements. tric Pallet Jacks. (508) 792-9950 China Cabinet & Secretary. floor Jack $20. Shop Vac 16 CORI verification required. Job WeBSTeR - very nice 3 bed- Excellent Condition $1,500. Gallon $50. Craftsman Qualified with over 30 years expe- description available upon re- rooms, split, stove, dishwasher, queen Size Hillsboro Iron Bed Sanders, Home-Lite Chainsaw, rience & quest. Resumes will be re- CRAfTSmAn ROll Around refrigerator, 2-stall garage, nice w/ Beautyrest Black Box Spring Wheeled Bikes. 8 Barrels for A a following of many ceived through March 20, Tool Box: 6 Drawers, yard, on dead end. $1500, first and Mattress. Excellent Condi- floating Dock $10/Each. Glass satisfied customers. 2018. The Southbridge Hous- 52Hx34Wx19D $100. Com- & last. 508-943-2670 tion. $2,000. (508) 987-2419 Top Table 42”X68” $50. Player ing Authority is an EqUAL OP- puter Desk 23Dx30Hx47W We also sell a nice PORTUNITY AffIRMATIVE Piano (Needs Work), Includes 546 CEMETERY LOTS $30.00. Glass Chess Set neW BAlAnCe SneAk- 140 Rolls. $1,000. Dishes for 8 selection of fine jewelry, ACTION EMPLOYER. Ashlie $15.00. Poker Chips/ Aluminum eRS: 3 Pair, Black Leather Still In Box. GPS Garmin 255, antiques & collectibles. E. Wolf, Executive Director, 2 CemeTeRy plOTS: Garden Case $20.00. Leapfrog 6 Books Walking Shoes, Velcro Close, Canon Power Shot Camera Southbridge Housing Authority, of Honor, Lot #156A Spaces 1-2, $25.00. Call (508) 867-4546 Never Worn! 91/2 Wide. 1010x. (508) 885-3136, (860) Bring in your items & see what 60 Charlton Street, South- Worcester County Memorial Park, $60/each. (508) 637-1304 bridge, MA 01550 phone: 508- eleCTRiCAl mATeRiAl: 888-5207 they’re worth. You won’t leave Paxton, MA. $2,500 each or both disappointed. 765-5858, fax: 508-764-2574 Industrial, Commercial, Resi- niChOlS and STOne for $4,000. (774) 272-1921 Honesty and fairness are our dential. Wire, Pipe, fittings, Re- Pedestal Dining Table: best policies! CemeTeRy 2 peRSOn lOT lays, Coils, Overloads, fuses, 78”x60”plus 18” Extension, 6 100 GENERAL PAXTON MEMORIAL PARK in Breakers, Meters, Punches, Side Chairs $800. Harden Gold Lee’s 314 FOOD SERVICES Valor Section. Plot #445. Two Pipe-Benders. New Recessed Wedge Sofa Excellent Condi- Coins & Jewelry Together, Prime Location. Troffer, flourescent 3-Tube T-8 tion $400,. (774) 241-0141 SOuThBRidge puBliC $5,000 or best offer. Call (508) 277V fixtures Enclosed $56 105 BULLETIN BOARD 239 West Main Street East Brookfield SChOOlS - food Service 892-4003 Each. Call 5pm-8:30pm. nORdiC TRACk TRl625: Storeroom Clerk/Custodial po- Recumbent cycle w/stabilizing (Route 9 - Panda (508)867-6546 in SeARCh Of: We are sition. Responsibilities include WORCeSTeR COunTy floor bar for secure balance. looking for Luis Santiago Garden Plaza) (508)637-1236 regularly lifting 30-50# boxes, memORiAl pARk: Garden enTeRTAinmenT CenTeR: TREADMILL - for therapeutic fit- quinoes of Worcester Court, general cleaning. Driver’s li- OAK 4’9”W 4’9”H 17 1/2”D. (508)341-6355 (cell) of faith, Paxton, MA. 2 LOTS ness (walking & jogging) (for up Worcester. If seen, please cense required. Apply at Excellent Condition, Has Drawers fOR SALE. BUY ONE fOR to 400 lbs.) $300 each OBO contact Worcester family www.southbridgepublic.org, and Shelves $150. Call (508) 347- $2,500. GET 2nd LOT fOR TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com both in excellent condition. 508- Probate Court 508-831-2200. click on the “Careers” tab. 7492. Can email picture 892-3998, 508-723-4452 fREE!! Call Dick. 508-612-9263 B lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, March 9, 2018 • 9 10 • Friday, March 9, 2018 Blackstone Valley Tribune

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