Cortese Jumps Into State Rep Race

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BY JOY RICHARD TIMES STAFF WRITER INSIDE DOUGLAS — More than a year of having the Seniors ...... A5 thought ruminate in his mind, local attorney David Learning ...... A6-7 P. Cortese recently made Viewpoint ...... A8 the choice to run for the 18th Worcester District Sports ...... A18 state representative’s seat. Courtesy photo Obituaries ...... Sect.B Cortese sat down with Student Council “elves” take a breakfast break during last year’s Santa Claus Pancake Breakfast Events Calendar ..Sect.B Stonebridge Press last week at Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School in Charlton. to discuss his candidacy. He Real Estate ...... Sect.B is the second Democrat to Legal Notices ..... Sect.B throw his hat into the ring, with Oxford resident and that town’s School Seeing Santa Committee Chairman LOCAL Brenda Ennis announcing her candidacy recently as ANNUAL BREAKFAST/AUCTION well. State Rep. Ryan Fattman, David P. Cortese TO RAISE FUN, FUNDS FOR R-Webster, currently holds the seat. He took on the pending,” said Cortese. FOUNDATION position in 2011 from long- “Eventually it was defeated. time State Rep. Paul It had to do with equipment BY MARK ASHTON 7:30-10:30 a.m., but it’s best Kujawski, who held the seat and other things for the STONEBRIDGE PRESS to be in line for the photo for 17 years. town, police, fire, EMS and STAFF WRITER by 10:15 a.m. “to ensure Cortese said he is excited schools. There was a lot of CHARLTON — It’s all ample time for pictures to start campaigning and is talking about it, a lot of for a good cause. Or a good with Santa.” looking forward to more campaigning, if you will. “Claus,” if you prefer. Tickets for the breakfast conversations with the resi- There didn’t seem to be a lot Saturday, Dec. 7 brings are $5 (children under 5 dents of Webster, Sutton, of input from our state rep- the annual Santa Claus are free), with cash or Douglas and Oxford. resentative. There had been Pancake Breakfast to Bay checks accepted. All pro- “Probably the thing that from our senator. A lot of Path Regional Vocational ceeds from the breakfast tipped me the most [was] people brought that up. The Technical High School, and raffles benefit the Bay Courtesy photo last Good Friday in April, I feedback I have gotten has along with a Silent Path Education S. Claus (the real thing!) poses was at a church event with all been 100 percent posi- ‘Sparkling trees’ Auction (raffles) and Free Foundation, according to for one of hundreds of photos at a number of people from tive. I look forward to run- shine for a cause Photographs with Santa. least year’s breakfast with area the community and there The breakfast runs from Please Read BREAKFAST, page A12 children. was an override in Douglas Please Read CORTESE, page A12 Page A3 LEARNING Fundraising Author-ized version

folly MANDI LYNN LEARNS ALL KUJAWSKI FRUSTRATES LIBRARY ABOUT TRUSTEES WITH FAILED MISSION SELF-PUBLISHING BY JOY RICHARD According to BY DOING TIMES STAFF WRITER Library Director WEBSTER — Amanda Greiner, BY MARK ASHTON After 11 months as the money used STONEBRIDGE a paid fundraiser to pay the former PRESS STAFF WRITER for the Chester C. representative CHARLTON — OMS names students Corbin Public came from a “Anyone can get self-pub- Library, a former donations lished,” says first-time of the month state representa- account the author Mandi Lynn of tive is said to have library uses for Webster. “Getting people Page A6 failed to bring in such projects. to actually buy your any money for the She said the book is another thing.” Paul Kujawski possible building salary was not In fact, it’s the main SPORTS project. taxpayer funded. thing, as far as this According to library With the library project “Teen Author and officials, former State Rep. more than a decade in, and Vlogger” is concerned. Paul Kujawski, of the state moving the (A “vlogger,” by the way, Webster, who was revamp effort to the top of is a blogger with video, employed as a fundraiser its list earlier this year, the and being one is just one through the Corbin next step for trustees was more element of this library last year, fell short fundraising part of the teen author’s creden- of trustees’ expectations, overall cost. tials, which outpace bringing in no money for Grenier said during an many an adult author’s the project. interview earlier this year creds by far.) According to library that while the state will be Mark Ashton photos Mandi Lynn is the trustees, Kujawski was reimbursing the town half Mandi Lynn Strzelewicz of Webster, a senior at Bay Path nom de plume (or nom de paid approximately $3,000 of the projected $11 mil- Regional Vocational Technical High School in Charlton, uses the keyboard) for Mandi Pioneers beat per month, and had a 12- lion, the library wanted to pen name Mandi Lynn when writing young adult paranormal fic- month contract, which he tion. Please Read AUTHOR, page A14 Bartlett in annual only fulfilled 11 months of. Please Read KUJAWSKI, page A12 Chicken Bowl Page A10 World Café brings municipal, school officials together OPINION BY JOY RICHARD ty members from all walks departments. He said he was thrilled at ent opinions going on at all GET YOUR TIMES STAFF WRITER of life came together at Dudley-Charlton the participation and was of the tables.” POINT ACROSS DUDLEY — Community Dudley Middle School for a Regional School District glad to see how many peo- Gilrein said the one thing participation brought World Café — a roundtable Superintendent Sean ple wanted to share their that stood out to him and PAGE A10 together minds from both event to discuss how the Gilrein said there were opinions with the district. many other people in atten- Dudley and Charlton to school can improve its tech- approximately 70 people at “This was an opportuni- dance was the amount of work on the financial needs nological deficiencies and the salon-style event. He ty for us to bring in a cross- participation and passion of the school district. other budgetary needs said this included police, section of the communi- from the current and for- For one afternoon on without depleting the fire, town workers, parents, ties,” Gilrein said last mer students at the meet- Saturday, Nov. 9, communi- resources of municipal students and alumni. week. “There were differ- Please Read SCHOOL, page A14 2 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, November 29, 2013 www.webstertimes.net Board votes not to oppose pot cultivation site

BY JOY RICHARD Selectmen voiced not only their concerns 2014. pensary at the cultivation site,” said TIMES STAFF WRITER about the project, but with the fast Keefe also added that she was “con- Starzec. “What if there were the possibility WEBSTER — With only a few days to approach that MMTC Boston took in bring- cerned” that there was no specific “finan- of this organization petitioning the state to mull over the idea, selectmen voted last ing it to them. The turnaround time was cial plan,” meaning how the money would open a separate dispensary owned by you week in non-opposition for a potential mar- only three days from the Monday, Nov. 18 support or benefit the town. in town. Is that a possibility? Or even ijuana grow facility. board meeting to that Wednesday when the “What I don’t see here is a five-year legal?” In a 3-1-1 vote taken during a special vote was taken. plan,” said Keefe. “What type of timeline Kokocinski said while the option is legal selectmen’s meeting Wednesday, Nov. 20, at Questions from the board included look- and what type of contract would you be it is “not in their plans.” Webster Town Hall, selectmen made the ing into the background of the manage- looking for.” choice to not completely support the idea of ment team of MMTC, which included CEO O’Shea said the reason they didn’t have a Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909- the cultivation facility,and grant them non- and Executive Director Paul O’Shea, CEO full budget ready is that it was “proprietary 4129 or by email at jrichard@stonebridge- opposition. Selectmen Jeffrey Duggan was and Executive Director Gregg Stone and information.” press.com. not present for the meeting. Security Director William Kokocinski, all He added that it was a “competitive appli- What this means for Webster is that the of whom were present during the cation, and they did not feel comfortable in proprietors of MMTC Boston now have the Wednesday meeting. sharing those numbers publicly.” clearance to continue the research into a Board Chairman Deborah Keefe also O’Shea also didn’t want to project an ALMANAC possible medical marijuana facility, which questioned the fact that there is currently a exact number that would be coming back to would be located at 30 Worcester Road. moratorium, which was voted in by resi- the community, because the group didn’t QUOTE OF THE WEEK This site is directly behind the new Price dents as a zoning bylaw during the May feel comfortable predicting how much busi- Chopper complex, which was once the Town Meeting. She said this bylaw was ness there would be. Cranston Print Works mill. defined as the “temporary moratorium on The issue of a additional dispensary was “We knew he had different con- Medical marijuana was made legal in the use of land or structures for a medical also brought up by Selectman Will Starzec, tacts with different people, so we Massachusetts in 2012 though a statewide marijuana treatment center.” as he questioned the legality of having two thought it would be a good fit. We ballot vote. The new bylaw also stated the moratori- sites in town and if that were something um would extend the group was interested in pursuing. are disappointed. We thought he through June 30, “There is no possibility of having a dis- was on board and upfront with us. Fresh cut Christmas Trees We feel like we have been taken from our own tree farm advantage of.” NEWS BRIEFS -Chester C. Corbin Public Library Fraser • Concolor Board of Trustees Chairman Jean Travis, Canaan and Grand Firs, Blue & White Spruce commenting on former State Rep. Paul Commerce Bank launches Toys for Tots drive Kujawski and his failure to raise any th money for the library despite being paid Starting Friday, Nov. 29 WEBSTER — Commerce Bank has launched its annual Toys for $3,000 a month for the past 11 months to Tots drive for the holidays, with its 13 offices throughout Central do so. Massachusetts collecting toys for the Worcester County U.S. MORSE LUMBER CO.INC. Marines Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program. 994 North Woodstock Rd. (Rte. 169S) “Commerce Bank is pleased to support the Toys for Tots pro- OPEN TO CLOSE gram, and to help ensure that every child experiences the joy of Southbridge • 508-764-3231 receiving a gift on Christmas Day,”said Commerce Bank President DUDLEY and CEO Brian W. Thompson. DUDLEY TOWN HALL (508) 949-8000 8am-6pm 7 Days A Week Now in its 66th year, Toys for Tots provides joy and a message of hope to less fortunate children through the gift of a new toy or Board of Selectmen (949-8001) www.morselumber.org book during the Christmas holiday season. In 2012, Toys for Tots Monday-Thursday . .8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. distributed nearly 16.8 million toys to more than 7 million children. Fridays ...... 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. New, unwrapped toys can be dropped off through Friday, Dec. 13 Evening appointments if needed. Note: in collection bins at the following local Commerce Bank office loca- Office hours are for selectmen’s secretary tions: and town administrator. Selectmen do not • Webster: 25 Worcester Road hold office hours. Green Center Town Clerk (949-8004) Monday-Thursday . . . . .8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Police DARE fundraiser underway Thursday nights ...... 5 to 7 p.m. Fridays ...... 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. DUDLEY — The annual fundraiser for the Dudley Police DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) Program will be underway in DUDLEY POLICE DEPARTMENT (943-4411) the Town of Dudley. Staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week Calls are being made by All Pro Productions to local residents DUDLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT (949-8040) and businesses seeking donations to this worthwhile program. A basketball game with the New England Patriots All-Stars is Monday-Sunday ...... 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. planned for the spring of 2014 as thank you to those who con- OXFORD tribute. Dudley Police Sergeant Dean Poplawski has conducted the DARE OXFORD TOWN HALL (508) 987-6027 Program to the sixth graders at the Dudley Middle School for many Board of Selectmen years. This is a half-year course and it is a substance abuse and vio- Monday-Friday . . . . .9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. lence prevention program. This is completely funded through this Town Clerk (987-6032) fundraiser and other donations. The Dudley Police thank everyone Monday-Friday . . . . .9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in advance for their generosity and encourage you to contact the department at 508-949-8023 should you OXFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT (987-0156) encounter problems or have any questions. For emergencies, call 911 OXFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT (987-6012) Monday-Friday ...... 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

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Every year, for the past 15, the Festival of File photo Giving Trees has taken place as a four-day family event created to raise money in sup- A scene from last year’s annual Festival of Giving Trees port of important organizations, including the Cancer Center at Harrington Memorial share a mission of breast cancer preven- “A Town Fights Back: The Toms River Hospital, the Massachusetts Breast Cancer tion. Silent Spring Institute researches the Story” will be shown at this location (191 Coalition (MBCC), and the Silent Spring links between breast cancer and the envi- West Main St.) on Dec. 6 from 12-2 p.m. Institute (SSI). ronment, while MBCC educates the public “This provides an opportunity to pro- This year’s annual event, the 16th, will about breast cancer prevention and advo- mote the festival beyond the Southbridge be held Dec. 5-8 at the LaSalle Reception cates for policy change. area,” notes Osimo. Phil Pettinelli, presi- Center at the top of Main Street hill in Janet Garon, chairman of this year’s dent of Southbridge Savings Bank, has Southbridge. (and last year’s) festival, explains why she also been generous, providing support of MBCC and Silent Spring Institute, its sis- took the reins following Susan Hapgood, the educational component of the event, ter organization, stand out from other who had chaired the event for 14 years. she adds. breast cancer organizations, in that they “I felt that I could do the job because I Osimo said she believes wholeheartedly had experience with the event for the past in what Margaret Mead said about change: 14 years as treasurer,” said Garon, who last “Never doubt that a small group of year worked with the previous and new thoughtful, committed citizens can change committee members to create the 15th suc- the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that PUBLIC MEETINGS cessful Festival of Giving Trees. ever has.” Cheryl Osimo, executive director of the The Festival of Giving Trees will open Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed are MBCC and co-founder of Silent Spring Thursday, Dec. 5, at 10 a.m. at the LaSalle retrieved in advance from multiple Institute, said she was pleased that Garon Reception Center on Main Street. In con- sources, including town halls and on the and the committee members were able to junction with the festival, Dr. Lauren Internet. The Webster Times is not take over where Hapgood left off. Schaider, world-renowned water quality responsible for changes and cancella- “Let’s face it, Janet had a hard act to fol- researcher for SSI, will speak from 11:30 tions. low, but she and the committee pulled a.m. to 1 p.m., in the 1st floor conference DUDLEY together a fantastic event, and for that we room at the Cancer Center at Harrington, at MBCC and Silent Spring Institute are 55 Sayles St. The $7.50 fee for her appear- Monday, Dec. 2 grateful,” said Osimo. “We know it wasn’t ance includes lunch and free admission to Board of Selectmen meeting, 6:30 p.m., easy.” the festival. 71 West Main St. “We are incredibly grateful for the For more information on the festival or Thursday, Dec. 5 strong support we have received from the Schaider’s talk, contact Garon at 774-230- Dudley Conservation Commission, tri-state community in conjunction with 7382; [email protected]; or visit: public meeting will be held at the this event,” added Osimo. www.sparklingtrees.com. Dudley Municipal Complex at 71 West Statewide Event Chairwoman for MBCC Main St., at 6:30 p.m., on Thursday, Dec. Cheryl Reeve of Sturbridge explained the Mark Ashton can be reached at: 5, to consider a Request for motivation behind her work: “We need to [email protected], or by calling: Determination of Applicability of increase focus on the link between this dis- 508-909-4144. Patriot Gas – Govin Patel for the proper- ease and the environment. We’re trying to ty located at 251 West Main St., to con- find answers and then we advocate for struct a paved drive-thru lane, a portion change.” of which is locate within 100 ft., of a wet- With more than 100 Christmas trees land. entered into the festival last year (and most This is a public meeting under the years), Garon said that she hopes people requirements of Massachsuetts General will begin to make a commitment to enter Local Law chapter 131, sub section 40, as a tree early this year. (For more informa- Liftmaster amended. tion on how to do so, contact Garon by 1/2 hp chain drive opener Plans are available at the Heroes email at: [email protected]) starting at $270.00 Conservation Commission’s office at the Osimo has called Hapgood, Garon, the Dudley Municipal Complex on Mondays committee, and her younger brother, Steel insulated garage doors (raised panel, and Tuesdays from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. James Ciprari, “angels” for their support Sales, service and installation of For more information call 508-949- of the event and its cause. She said she is COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL flush or long panel) inc. std track, hardware 8011. honored to be able to work with them on garage doors and electric openers & installation starting at $425.00 this event for the tri-state community. 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Tabitha Hermanson, 22, 237 E Main St. the peace/ subsequent offense, resisting Warrant arrest. Derek P. Masse, 27, 20 Washington St. Oxford. Failing to stop/yield, marked lanes arrest, assault and battery on police officer, Nov. 13 Gardner. Violate abuse prevention order, violation, operating under influence of waton destruction of property +$250. Luis Felipe Rojas, 27, 30 Myrtle Ave. breaking and entering building nighttime liquor, negligent operation of motor vehi- Nov. 11 Webster. Domestic assault and battery. for felony, disturbing the peace, disorderly cle, possession open container of alcohol in David A. Mongeau, 23, 19 Nelson St. Nov. 15 conduct, conspiracy. moor vehicle. Webster. Warrant arrest. Levon E. Brown, 23, 61 Whitcomb St. Nov. 15 Thomas J. McDonald, 31, 1 Esposito Ct. Webster. Warrant arrest. Crisitian Gomez, 19, 71 Watchaug Rd. Oxford. Operating motor vehicle with sus- Jason L. Casey, 38, 133 Everett St. DUDLEY POLICE ARRESTS Somers, CT. Motor vehicle lights violation, pended license, subsequent offense, Southbridge. Warrant arrest. operating under influence of drugs. unarmed burglary, conspiracy. Jonathan Helnarski, 23, 22 Scenic Ave. Nov. 11 Jean E. Saad, 51, 36 Lyons Rd. Dudley. Francis A. Donahue, 24, Unarmed bur- Webster. Breaking and entering vehicle, Andrew L. Connors, 46, 4 Roberts Rd. Assault and battery with dangerous glary, larceny over $250, wantonly injuring boat, nighttime for felony, disorderly con- Dudley. Assault and battery, malicious weapon. real or personal property, conspiracy. SENIOR CORNER time guaranteed! Webster Senior Center We will also be collecting canned goods, TRI-VALLEY INC. Dudley Senior Center personal care items, (no glass please), new 116 School Street — Monday, Tuesday, hats, mittens, blankets, for Webster-Dudley Monday, Dec. 2: Beef stroganoff, mashed Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, Phone: 508-949-8010, option #3; Margaret Food Share. Thank you, everyone! potatoes, California blend vegetables, fresh 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Closed Friday (508-949- Bussiere, Coordinator fruit. 3845) Monday and Friday, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Tuesday,Dec. 3: Soup: chicken rice, baked ONGOING chicken, sour cream and chive potato, green beans, waffle grahams. KNITTING/CROCHETING DECEMBER EVENTS Wednesday,Dec. 4: Lasagna, Italian blend • Monday: Come join us for Wii Bowling Interested in a knitting and/or crochet- vegetables, succotash, baked apples. from 10:30 a.m. to noon. It is a realistic Thursday, Dec. 5: Meatloaf and gravy, ing social? Contact the Webster Senior • Mark your calendar. Lifeline Screening video game you play on TV! We will be try- Center. garlic mashed potato, mixed vegetables, will be here Dec. 4. You can sign up for ing this every Monday for the months of mixed fruit. Stroke/Carotid Artery Screening, Heart December and January.Tri-Valley Lunch is Friday, Dec, 6: Lemon pepper fish, scal- S.C.M. ELDER, INC. PASSENGERS Rhythm Screening (Atrial Fibrillation), served at 12 noon. Please call Senior Center loped potatoes, spinach, fruited Jell-O, Abdominal Aortic Screening, Peripheral to reserve your meal — 508-949-8010, ext. 3. sugar free Jell-O. Please note that you need to call 48 busi- Artery Disease Screening, Osteoporosis Po-Keno at 1 p.m. Come play! Bring your ness hours (two days) in advance to sched- Risk Assessment. You will need to pre-reg- pennies! One to One Computer Class for ule a ride (call 800-321-0243). ister to attend. Call 1-888-653-6450. These Beginners, 1-2 p.m. Please call the office to screenings are not free, and not covered by schedule your class. We have wifi, so feel The Daughters of Isabella: insurance, but the cost is reasonable. 911 CELL PHONES free to bring your laptop. Learn to set up Bernadette Circle No. 709 Results are provided to you in 21 days. You your own e-mail, and surf the internet. It’s 2013 Fantastic Worldwide Tours If you would like to have a free 911 cell may bring your results to your own Doctor easy and fun to learn! phone please come see us at the Senior for any follow-up if needed. If interested, • Tuesday: 1 p.m., Dudley Senior • Dec. 8: Wright’s Chicken Farm & The Center and we would be happy to issue you please see Margaret for their flyer. Needleworkers, and 13 Card Pitch. National Shrine of LaSalette, $62. 10 a.m., one. • Dec. 6: 10:30 a.m. to noon — BP Clinic • Wednesday: 1 p.m. Scrabble Players, and Southbridge; 10:30 a.m., Webster – Full In order to continue to provide the 911 and Ask the Nurse, Joan Grindel RN, VNA Dudley Senior Needleworkers. Course Luncheon, LaSalette Shrine and cell phones, we have been asked to collect Overlook is here first Friday of the month • Thursday: 1 p.m. Cribbage Players wel- lights! old, used or retired cell phones for this pro- to answer any questions you may have come! For reservations on these exciting tours, gram. They can be dropped off at the regarding medicines you take and possible • Friday: 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. Seated please contact: Senior Center. side effects, or interactions with other Strength Exercise, with Tina Bohaboy, • Jan Caouette: 508-887-2215 meds. Overlook VNA. Bingo, after lunch, about • Bernadette Langlois: 508-943-8047 • Dec. 20, at noon, is the Dudley Senior 12:45 p.m., with Pat and Bob. Come join us! AVAILABLE FOR LOAN • Sue Clearwater: 774-230-0669 Center Annual Christmas Party! Please We need more players! Bread donation The Daughters of Isabella is an interna- Walkers, wheel chairs, etc. RSVP to Margaret if you are planning to from Panera Bread here on Fridays. Thank tional, non-profit and charitable Catholic attend. We will be entertained by the you Panera! women’s organization! famous Frannie Mik. We will have a gift TRI-VALLEY LUNCH swap too! Please bring a wrapped gift of value between $6 to $10 (or over if you are Served Tuesday, Wednesday and feeling generous). Please mark gift (M, W Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Please call us at or Any), and Santa will give them out. If least 48 hours in advance to reserve your possible, we would also like you to bring an lunch. item for the Webster Dudley Food Share, either a canned good or personal care item. BINGO Don’t forget to RSVP by early December, so we may know how many good people we Every Tuesday at 1 p.m., promptly. Be will be celebrating with! It will be a fun here by 12:45 p.m. to sign in. Call the Senior Center for more information.

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Courtesy photos OXFORD — Oxford Middle School recently announced its November students of the month.

Grade 6: Lauren Scioletti, Michael Gevry, Daniel Rafuse, Kaylyn Violette, Ariana Gelardi, Benjamin Grniet

Grade 5: Arman Patel, Matthew Nguyen, Nikole Bierdrzycki, Emma Tyler, Tyler Constantine, Ashley Harris

Grade 7: Kalyn Lavallee, Alyssa Singer, Emmalyn Pickett, Jason Dufresne, Jessica McGrath, Eleni Grade 8: Taylor Nguyen, Riley Moen, Tyler Cahill, Victoria Sheehan, Christopher Carmody, Zachary Baraklilis, Ryan Marshall Robinson WMS PASS program recognizes Veterans Day

WEBSTER — The 21st CCLC PASS Program at Webster Middle School has spent the first part of this school year on a very special project. The group has adopted a soldier serving the country overseas in Afghanistan. The group chose their soldier through the organization Soldiers’ Angels.Soldiers’ Angels is a volun- teer-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit with the mission to provide aid and comfort to the men and women of the United States Army,Marines, Navy,Air Force, Coast Guard, and their families and to enable our volunteers to improve the lives of a growing veteran pop- ulation. Founded in 2003 by the mother of two American soldiers, hundreds of thousands of Soldiers’ Angels “Angel” volunteers assist veterans, wounded and deployed personnel and their families in a variety of unique and effective ways. The students in the PASS program have worked on handmade cards, letters, pictures and other art projects that have been sent to their soldier overseas. This past month, the students contributed items to be sent in a care package themed “To be a kid again”. Students brought in Frisbees, Slinkies, leftover Halloween candy, playing cards and other items to bring back childhood memories. To show the students just how much the soldiers Courtesy photos overseas appreciate the gifts, Sgt. Andrew Ambrose Students Lee Ann Doherty and Zachary Leatham had a chance to try on Sgt. Ambrose’s vest and helmet. They were surprised at how much they visited the students on Thursday, Nov. 7. Sgt. weighed (and the vest was empty!). Ambrose is the stepfather of one of the PASS program students. He spoke to the students thanking them for all they are doing for their adopted soldier. Speaking from experience, he assured all the students how much the letters, pictures and small gifts mean to soldiers when they are deployed and away from their families. He spoke from the heart, showing the students and staff the trinkets he keeps with him always. From a small toy from his son to a dog tag picture of his baby, it was clear that even little things mean so much when a soldier is away from his or her family. The PASS program students will continue to send letters and care packages to their soldier for the remainder of the school year. If you are interested in donating items to send to their adopted soldier, please contact Webster Middle School PASS Program Site Coordinator Valerie Beals at [email protected].

Items sent in the care package. The current display case at Webster Middle School. It contains pictures of items previously sent to the school’s adopted soldier.

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HIGH HONORS Patel, Eric Prussman, Kaylyn Reilly, Brooke Bowes, Nolan Burke, Mason Ravenelle, Wilson Reich, Michael Richard, Gabrielle Remy, Paige Samia, Hayden Bussiere, Matthew I. Clark, Anthony Renee Richard, Nicholas Ruo, Scott Saad, Grade 5: Alex Anuszkiewicz, Hailey Smith, Molly Springer, Dennis Stelmach, Colacchio, Kelly Cournoyer, Colton Aiden Sanborn, Marrissa Scopa Lily Appiah-Opoku, Timothy Berthiaume, Rachel Sullivan, Hana Surprenant, Peyton Cowher, Aneta Czyz, Tayjon DeBoise, Seremet, Dominique Shultz, Fisher Smith, Tabitha Bezanson, Kara Bilis, Claudia Surprenant, Freddy Torres, Alexa Trahan, Thomas Deyette, Christina DiBona, Shane Smith, Kaileigh Somers, Matthew Bonaventura, Madison Bosowski, Ricky Ryan Vigeant, Jacob Wheeler, Annabell Samantha DiDonato, Tyler DiGiorno, Spooner, Keyla Torres, Kamerin Tracey, Bowden, Sophie Briggs, Daniel Brooks, Whitley, Kathryn Winans, Gina Yu. Emma Dix, Owen Doyle, Brock Dubey, Mya Trease, Lexi Tsoumakas, Drew Michael Caramiello, Emma Carpenter, Grade 8: Sarah Bellantoni, Brittny Bond, Daniel Ducasse, Evan Fasolo, Cameron Vangel, Jacob Veber, Helen Vincent, Nicholas Champagne, Alyssa Clemence, Leila Card, Bellalorraine Carey-Hicks, Gagnon, Kaylee Galvin, Darien Gauthier, Elizabeth Walker. Haley Coggans, Hannah Cushing, Jacob Kasey Clark, Jacqueline Coggans, Suzana Joseph Guaragno, Hanna Hattabaugh, Grade 8: Conner Allen, Jared Berg, Damelio, Timothy Dinsdale, Cole Gagne, Demce, Ryan Duhamel, Emily French, Sam Jacob Holmgren, Rhylan Hopkins, Stephen Daniel Blanchard, Mallory Blanchette, Elizabeth Gunsalus, Connor Hayes, Evan Jankowski, Luke Keller, Daniel Kelley, Humphrey, Megan Jackson, Nicole Karp, Olivia Boehnke, Camden Boggio, Raymond Healy, Brady Hobson, Aurora Hughes, Gabrielle Lawrence, Brielle Lemieux, Sebastian Klich-Crosby, Hanna Kunkel, Brote, Emily Bubon, Sydney Campbell, Aaron Iwanski, Max Jankowski, Valerie Samantha Leveille, Victoria Lindberg, Patrick Kwiatkowska, Mathew Langlois, Arianna Caricchio, Cole Carty, Daniel Johnson, Benjamin Kallgren, Nicholas Hannah Marrier, Alessandra Martocci, Edward LaPointe, Emmalina Laurence, Cavic, Brent Chicoine, Nikolina Karalus, Samantha Katz, Cole Erin Masciangioli, Andrew McCoy, Jared Lavigne, Christopher Lincoln, Chludzinska, Emily Costa, Casey Croteau, Lewandowski, Riley Marengo, Matthew Nicholas Megas, Rebecca Moore, Abagayle Nicholas Lindberg, Joshua Lundquist, Jared DiGiorno, Sean Dolan, Trevor Dow, Marshall, Jessie Masterson, Laurelyn Morin, Nicole Morrison, Jennifer Lauren Lundstrom, son Madore, Drew Alyxis Ducharme, Jack Erlich, Ryan Mayen, Katerina Nemera, Lilia Morrissey, Eryk Pecyna, Isabella Malboeuf, Brett Mattson, Emily McNeilly, Fenton, Nicholas Fletcher Kenneth Flynn, O’Loughlin, Muskan Patel, Arianna Pellegrine, Tristan Pietz, Karina Provost, Jacquelynne Mercado, Cassandra Ashley Gagne, Morgan Gallegan, Breanna Perrin, David Pino, John Reynolds, Juan Jordan Robinson, Sarah Tonkin, Theodora Moninski, Grace Nellis, Isyss Nieves, Gervais, Corrina Hamilton, Daniel Henry, Rojas, Isabella Rubio, Trinity Semo, Veronis, Myles Wagner, Matthew Victoria Paine, Kelsey Parks, Christopher Zachary Horne, Taylor Hubert, Brandon Aubrey Traverso, Panayiota Veronis, Waterhouse, Jonathan Wenzel, Hannah Peltier, Kyle Prussman, Mackenzie Johnson, Jillian Johnson, Michael Samantha Zannotti, Matvey Zhuk. Zieminski. Reynolds, Leland Richert, Luke Rollins, Johnson, Shelby Jyringi, Fotini Grade 6: Marissa Benvenuti, Gabrielle Julia Ryan, Anthony Sacco, Shawn Karamanakis, Steven Killmer, August Boivin, Kaylee Comeau, Allison Donais, Scanlon, Jade Shultz, Keira Sinka, Jenson Koebke, Kaiden Kunkel, Jillian Laabs, Gabriel dos Santos, Juliette Dubey, Jenna HONORS Slauenwhite, Andrew Stefanik, Konrad Delanie LaFlamme, Tyler Lavigne, Sarah Errico, Colby Fenton, Parker Filo-Loos, Grade 5: David Acquaah-Mensah, Sudyka, Emily Szeredy, Brady Teague, Lavoie, Hannah Lawson, Taylor Lemoine, Hannah Flayhan, Emma Forrester, Cameron Therrien, Joseph Thompson, Sara Lovejoy, Matthew Mackay, Scott Theodore Gajewski, Eric Giarnese, Adam Anthony Awad, Jillian Bassett, Ainsley Cacciapouti, Sydney Clark, Nicholas Anthony Zaleski. McKinstry, Eryk Michalowski, Travis Ide, Lauren Jankowski, Jeffrey Keller, Eric Grade 7: Xavier Adamuska Figueroa, Moroney, Jacob Murphy John Packard, Lavoie, Katie Lavoie, Madison Marsh, Constantine, Katelynne Corriveau, Nicholas Courtemanche, Elyssa D’Ambra, Charles Aksel, Zachary Andre’, Alisha Naia Patterson, Kalia Pfeiffer, Marina Christian Nayfeh, Jason Nowak, Mildness Aponte, Alejandra Arango, Michael Popovich, Jessika Rachholz, Kaylee Regis, Onyekwere, Skylar Pietz, Allie Provost, Kelli Devlin, Tyler DeWitt, Nathan Dube, Matthew Ethier, Sofia Ferreira, Louisa Bohaboy, Alexandra Cafarelli, Savannah Karysta Richard, Matthew Rollins, Emma Provost, Ethan Quinn, Albert Canty, Avery Ceccarelli, Kaitlyn Chabot, Courtney Rousseau, Nicholas Saravara, Salonis III, Melina Teguis, Amanda Foisy, Isabella Freitas, Samantha Gevry, Mikaela Gosselin, Allison Granger, Julia Chapdelaine, Megan Clemence, Kevin Sokol, Cody Sullivan, Mick Sullivan, Tonkin, Mary Vaillancourt, Sean Wang, Cearamarie Coy, Gianna Cravedi, Danielle William Tashjian, Jared Tetreau, Daniel Emily Waterhouse, Hayden Wildes. Christina Gunsalus, Joshua Hickey, Colin Humphries, Jayce Hutchinson, Jennifer DaSilva, Jillian Duhamel, Katrina Gagner, Timmons, Samantha Tinsley, Sean Tully, Grade 7: Natalie Baclawski, David Bilis, Hannah Garabedian, Grace Gavin, Cody Paige Vaillancourt, Autumn Vezina, Bailey Bowes, Emily Briggs, Caitlin Burke, Jakubowski, Lukas Janusz, Skyla Josey, Christopher Kiely, Jetta LaBaire, Katerina Germain, Jillian Gibbs, Trent Gomez, Joseph Wojnar, Dakota Woodford, Danielle Nathan Carty, Keegan Casey, Vanessa Michael Grant, Liam Healy, Veronica Zanauskas, Hadley Zibel. Corriveau, Declan Cronin, Cameron Looney, Anthony Marsi, Grace Mattson, Virginia Mayville, Hannah Miller, Cole Helock, Troy Hogan, Haylie Ingels, Cushing, Codey Drummond, Kristian Rebekah James, Montana Josey, Ashlyn Gruszecki, Sydney Hobson, Aaron Norcross, Avrek Pietrzak, Madison Poole, Eliza Quinn, Torri Roberts, Haley Sautter, Kelly, Arton Krasniqi, Derek Lemberger, Jackson, Alexander Jankowski, Kyle Ingrid Lindstrom, Seth Livernois, Alyssa Kallgren, Abigail Karalus, Alexandra Brett Spiewakowski, Alan Standring, Emily Stelmach, Gavin Tarnowski, Samuel Malay, Kenneth Malone, Allison Marrier, Kiely, Carter Koneczny, Payton Bradley Mayotte, Maxwell Megas, Hannah Lewandowski, Jacob Marrier, Hannah Tashjian, Adam Taylor, Demetria Teguis, Craig Tully, Skylar Viol. Millette, Monika Mosio, Parth Patel, Ravi Marshall, Marissa Martocci, Kailyn Patel, Riley Peluso, Nicholas Piekarczyk, Murphy, Alexandria O’Brien, Camryn Grade 6: Hunter Audet, Trinity Battista, Kaitlyn Bell, Macie Binda, Riley Biron, Vanessa Pino, Maya Pullin, Riley Ozolins, Hunter Parent, Om Patel, Shiv BAY PATH

BREAKFAST EDUCATION NOTEBOOK Monday,Dec. 2: Hot bowl of oatmeal with blueberries or raisins and 4 oz yogurt. Tuesday, Dec. 3: French toast with straw- Hammermill. O’Brien, Webster. Heidelberg University The evening was made memorable by the HONORS berries and whipped cream and syrup. dedicated outpouring of volunteerism by Grade 12: Andrew Ravenelle, N. Oxford; Wednesday, Dec. 4: Eggs, bacon and TIFFIN, Ohio — Ashley Racicot of Dudley, the Bartlett Jr./Sr. High staff. Finally, a spe- David Elliott, Timothy Horan, Oxford; whole-wheat toast. Mass., a senior majoring in Communication cial mention of gratitude goes out to Betty Jacqueline Bembenek, Victoria Lavallee, Thursday, Dec. 5: Blue berry and straw- & Theatre Arts and Spanish, is a member of Hejwosz, the cook at Bartlett Jr./Sr. High Webster. berry yogurt parfait with granola, juice the Delta Sigma Chi sorority at Heidelberg School. She graduated from BHS in 1970 and Grade 11: Emily Puchala, Dudley; Lauren and milk. University. came into the system in 1992. She has been Celona, Dylin McCarthy, Oxford; Joshiah- Friday, Dec. 6: Egg, sausage cheese muf- providing all the culinary assistance for the Lee Alexander, Michael Andronic, Ariana fin sandwich, juice and milk. Western New England University past 18 years for Honors Banquets, National Guenther, Nini Mwicigi, Webster. Honor Society, Music Boosters, etc. Grade 7: Alexander Kopec, Oxford; Cody LUNCH SPRINGFIELD — Kelly Robbins, of Adams, Webster. Monday, Dec. 2: Grilled cheese sandwich Oxford, majoring in biology at Western New or grinder with tomato soup and cracks England University, has been selected for Holy Name Central Catholic and green beans inclusion in the 2013-2014 edition of Who’s Chester C. Corbin Public Library Tuesday, Dec. 3: Chicken patty sandwich Who Among Students in American Jr./Sr. High School or whole-wheat pizza with tater tots, corn Universities and Colleges. • Friday, Dec. 13, 12:30 p.m.: Free Classic and coleslaw. Robbins is one of 30 students from WORCESTER — The following students Movie Friday! “Vertigo.” Wednesday, Dec. 4: Salisbury steak, Western New England University who have have been named to the honor roll at Holy • Monday, Dec. 16, 6:30 p.m.: Book club whipped potato, gravy and whole-wheat been selected as national outstanding cam- Name Central Catholic Jr./Sr. High School meets to discuss “The Maid,” by Kimberly pus leaders. roll or grinder and sweet potato fries both for the first quarter of the school year: Cutter. served with peas. St. Louis School HIGH HONORS • First and third Thursdays, 2:45-4:45 p.m.: Thursday, Dec. 5: Chop suey and garlic Grade 12: Carolyn Trottier, Webster. Anime club! Ages 13 and up. French bread or grinder both served with Grade 11: Abigail Hesselton, Oxford. • Mondays and Tuesdays, 10:30-11:30 a.m.: fresh green salad. WEBSTER — St. Louis School will be Grade 9: James Trottier, Webster. Story time! Ages 0-5 and parents. helping the Webster Police Department col- Friday, Dec. 6: No Lunch – Half Day HONORS Professional Development. lect coats for the coat drive. Grade 12: Emily Kreidler, Webster. The boxes to put coats in will be located in Grade 11: Ryan Berg, Dudley; Matthew the St. Louis Parish and in front of the St. Bouvier, Colleen Johnson, Oxford; Ryan Louis School office. Please bring “gently” Canty, Gabrielle Guenther, Madison used coats. You may bring them in through December! We appreciate all donations you bring in. Bartlett Jr./Sr. High School WEBSTER — On Thursday, Nov. 7, Bartlett Jr./Sr. High School held an appreciation banquet recognizing their honor students. Black Friday Students who attained either Honors or High Honors for four consecutive quarters during the 2012-13 academic year were recognized. The students and their families were honored for their outstanding dedica- 33 DAYDAY SALESALE tion to academic achievement. A sincere thank you goes out to Lake Pizza & Restaurant for graciously providing the event’s meal. Initially,there was a risk of the event being cancelled due to lack of funding. TAX BREAK John Sgourtitsas, owner of Lake Pizza & FREE Restaurant, an alumnus of BHS class of ’96, committed without hesitation to providing WE’LL SUBTRACT PLUS the banquet dinner for all attendees. The FINANCING banquet hosted over 300 people. Lake Pizza IF PAID IN FULL IN 12 MONTHS & Restaurant is located at 39 Thompson Rd, THE SALES TAX Webster. It was established in 1977 by George Sgouritsas and Gus Antifantis, and *See store for details has been run by George’s son, John Sgouritsas since 2002. Lake Pizza & Restaurant is proudly dedicated to being SALE DATES NOV. 29, 30, DEC. 1 involved in and supporting many neighborhood and community events. Also, each student received a flash drive presented as a generous gift from Amcomm Wireless. The staff at Amcomm Wireless not only provides technological support and knowledge to the BHS staff, but continues to be a positive contributor to the students’ academic success. Amcomm Wireless is www.sundeenfurnitureinc.com located at 2 Worcester Rd, Webster, and is co- owned and founded by Kyriakos “KK” Sundeen Furniture Konstantakis and Mark Amadio. The banquet would not have been a suc- RTE. 122 • UXBRIDGE/NORTHBRIDGE LINE 508-234-8777 cess without the continued generous sup- FREE LAYAWAY • FREE DELIVERY port of several other local businesses: Mohegan Bowl-a-Drome, Pete’s Tire and Oil, M.T.W. 9:30-6:00; TH., FRI. 9:30-8:30; SAT. 9:30-6:00; SUN 11-5 Webster First Federal Credit Union, Ellis 0% INTEREST FOR ONE FULL YEAR Hunter, Inc., Northeast Pizza, and Crossfit 8 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, November 29, 2013 www.webstertimes.net

THE DEADLINE to submit letters to the editor and commentaries for next week’s newspaper is Friday at noon. SEND ALL ITEMS to Editor Adam Minor at THE WEBSTER TIMES VIEWPOINT — [email protected] A STONEBRIDGE PRESS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 25 ELM STREET,SOUTHBRIDGE MA 01550 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Wordly roots TEL. (508) 764-4325• FAX (508) 764-8015 www.webstertimes.net Idiomatic expressions — the English lan- And what about … ? guage is rife and replete with them. FRANK G. CHILINSKI We could barely speak or write without them. But where did they originate? What STONEBRIDGE PRESS PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER To the Editor: • Milford and Ludlow, thank you for keep- Why does the Oxford Post Office(s) close ing casinos out of your towns. On Saturday, are their roots? What follows are a few explanations – ADAM MINOR for lunch? Nov. 16, I went to Foxwoods for the first time gleaned from another of those wonderful EDITOR Yes, Oxford is a small town, but with the in a couple years. On a Saturday night there Internet e-mail gifts forwarded by a friend. THE WEBSTER TIMES addition of Market Basket and Home Depot were many empty tables. If there were casi- Because they come from the Internet, we this town is a “destination.” People come nos in Milford and Ludlow the gambling pool know they’re all 112 percent true. We trust from far and wide. Lunchtime is when people from MA/RI/CT would be spread too thin. that you too will soon spread their credibil- run errands, with one of those being going to That spread would doom Milford/Ludlow ity far and wide. EDITORIAL the post office. and hurt Foxwoods/Mohegan and be the Let’s begin. We all know the expression • Have you tried to find a parking spot at final nail for Twin River. Word has been out “God willing and the creek don’t rise,” gen- Market Basket? Home Depot and Market there for a couple years that the CT/RI casi- erally accepted to refer to the possibility of Basket side by side. Home Depot has been nos have struggled. a mini-flooding occur- there for 6 or 7 years and Market Basket for • I am so tired of reality TV. And why is rence for those residing in about 3 years. Why has no good restaurant watching dancing so popular? the vicinity of an unsta- opened on one of those available pads? A pub • It took me until about August to be able to ble body of water. In actu- type like TGIF would be a smashing success. remember the Red Sox lineup for 2013. Now it ality, the phrase was A complementing 4-star restaurant would will be a different team next year. Winning coined by flourish. takes a second place to money.Bring back the politician/Indian diplo- • My wife and I made a mistake by buying years of Yaz and Rice, where loyalty had a mat Benjamin Hawkins our girls an iPod. Not only are they lost in deep meaning. Dustin, you are a breath of in the late 18th century. them, but last night, while I was helping one historic air. When asked by the of them with homework, she said to me, • Hockey penalties are ridiculous. President to return from “BRB.” The code meant “be right back.” Example: Player “A” receives 2 minutes for the South, he was said to LOL, BFF, Ahhhh! I can remember when the “High Stick,” where the person he hit, Player AS YOU have written, “God willing and the Creek don’t only letters that meant something were SOB. “B” is bleeding all over the ice. “A”goes to the IKE T • After three years to repave four miles of a penalty box, but 20 seconds later the oppos- L I rise.” Because he capital- ized the word Creek, it’s My little four-lane highway and after launching off of ing team, during a 4 on 5 power play, scores. now understood that he their Route 395 bridge seams, I am suggesting Guess what? With a minute 40 seconds left in MARK ASHTON was referring to the Creek that Wachusett Mountain Ski Area call the penalty and with “B” in the locker room Indian tribe, occasionally Lynch to make their moguls. I wouldn’t hire getting stitches, “A” is let out of the box. prone (in those days) to express their dis- miracle them to smooth my kid’s sheets. Leave him in there for the full 2 minutes. Let pleasure via a little unfriendly uprising. In • While we are on Lynch, they blew it with the other team score a couple more goals. Do Washington today, the expression has been It all happened so fast, I don’t even know those bridge seams. They should never have you think that would change the game for the modified to “the franchise owner willing how three weeks have already flown by. been left like they were for many months. better? and the Red Skins don’t rise,” although this It was Thursday afternoon, Nov. 7, and I That said, I wonder if they were paid again to Happy Holidays. version is not universally accepted. was minding my own business at work. I repair those seams. If my company makes a The referral to royalty (or other highfa- had just put the finishing touches on the mistake, I can’t charge that customer again RAY LENTINE lutin personages) as “blue blooded” has Monday, Nov. 11 edition of the Southbridge to fix it. OXFORD more to do with utter and complete laziness Evening News when I suddenly got an omi- than high-ranking birth. Because of their nous text from my wife. intrinsic lack of physical exertion, the Beacon Hill ‘has lost touch’ with local residents blood of such layabouts lacked the oxygen You see, she had been going to the doctor normally produced by even simple exercise. every day for the previous month or so get- To the Editor: At nearly every house I met with people As a result, their veins frequently showed ting check-ups because we had been having If I learned anything over the past two who were frustrated by the lengths that through their skin, appearing as pale blue complications with the pregnancy. I won’t months of collecting signatures to repeal the Beacon Hill will go to shelter itself from for their lack of oxygenation. Thus, the real go into detail here, but we knew that any automatically increasing gas tax, it’s that the accountability. Whether they agree with the reward for inactivity was the appearance of day, we would have to deliver if things got people of Southern Worcester County are underlying tax or not and regardless of party blue-bloodedness. too bad. tired of taxes and are tired of the games that affiliation or ideology, people agreed that Many moons ago (and you can figure that THE Turns out, Beacon Hill plays with their wallets. automatically increasing taxes with no over- expression out for yourself), it was the cus- Nov. 7 was When I started I wasn’t sure the reaction I sight and no accountability is wrong and tom in local pubs and taverns for patrons to MINOR that day. The would get standing out at Price Chopper in patently unfair to the people of drink from pint and quart-sized containers. problem? She Webster and going door-to-door through Massachusetts. The barmaid’s job, along with keeping the DETAILS was only 29 towns like Sutton, Douglas, Webster, Dudley To the thousands who joined me in signing customers well-quenched, was to remember and some of the other surrounding towns. the petition to repeal this automatic tax — who was drinking in pints and who in ADAM weeks along quarts. Thus the expression “mind your P’s But two months and thousands of signatures thank you! MINOR with our and Q’s.” (An alternative explanation was daughter. later, I am more certain than ever that the JOE MCKENNA offered in our journalism school days refer- Suddenly majority of Beacon Hill has lost touch with WEBSTER ring to the setting of type, by hand, when overcome the residents of Massachusetts. each letter was set in a “composing stick” with fear that had been boiling underneath upside down in reverse fashion. Because the surface for weeks, I rushed home to pick lowercase P’s and Q’s were pretty much up some things for our hospital stay (admit- Moore: ‘I will be seeking another term’ alike except for their descenders being on tedly breaking some speed limits in the opposite sides, there was always a need for To the Editor: addition to earning the trust of many voters, process), and met my wife at Day Kimball the typesetter to “mind your P’s and Q’s” There have been rumors around the region I have earned the trust of other legislators Hospital in Putnam, Conn., to drive up to when setting type by hand.) regarding my political future. and agency heads that helps me to be a the University of Massachusetts Memorial As to “the whole nine yards,” the explana- So let me be very clear — I will be seeking strong, active advocate achieving positive tion dates back to the Greatest Generation’s Campus in Worcester to deliver the baby, another term in the Massachusetts Senate in results on statewide, as well as local, issues exploits during World War II. It seems U.S. unsure of what was to come. 2014! and projects. airplanes were armed with belts of bullets, Two hours later, after lots of prayer, nerv- I told many of my supporters at the recent The work that I have helped to advance which were fed into the onboard machine ous nail biting and an emergency C-section, annual Harvest Brunch that I am a candidate such as the reconstruction of Route 146, the guns for strafing runs and defense during there she was — my daughter, Chloe for re-election, and will make that official development of the Blackstone River state aerial dogfights. The belts were 27 feet long Elizabeth — all 1 pound, 11.5 ounces of her, when nomination papers become available park and greenway, the construction of and held hundreds of rounds. Pilots who the tiniest human being I had ever laid my early next year. schools and libraries, Grafton and Upton returned from their runs to report “I gave eyes on, and despite all my fear about her Having been appointed to the Senate lead- Railroad revitalization, a new Emergency them the whole nine yards” were simply well-being and what the future held, I was ership as Senate President Pro Tem, I am in Room in Webster, and so many other projects referring to the fact that they had used up instantly in love. the best position ever to effectively serve the that benefit area residents, needs to continue, all 27 feet of their belts full of bullets. I really had been hoping that we would be people of Milford, Bellingham, Hopedale, and I hope to once again, seek and earn the Back in the days of George Washington, cameras were in short supply (not really able to make it to 34 weeks. My son, Aaron, Mendon, Uxbridge and all my other area trust of area voters to see these efforts towns. My legislative record of service to through to completion. having yet been invented) and images were was born at that point, and although he had typically sculpted or painted, often with the a stay in the NICU, he was home in no time. these communities and their residents is poseur having a limb or two depicted But 29 weeks? My mind raced with the filled with positive accomplishments and I RICHARD T. M OORE behind his/her back. According to the prac- worst-case scenarios. Could she breath on hope more will be added in the future. In UXBRIDGE tice of the day, painters charged not by the her own? Would she need help just to stay number of people painted but the number alive? God forbid — would she even survive? of limbs appearing in the finished work. I prayed aloud, asking for help, peace and A tribute to Dudley’s Army Ranger Arms and legs were allegedly harder to comfort for Mommy and Daddy, and for To the Editor: Commissioners honored the Council’s paint than other aspects of bodies and back- health for my daughter. It has been said that the worst thing that request to close West Main Street everyone grounds and were therefore also more After Chloe was delivered and taken into can happen to a veteran is that he or she is could clearly hear the code of honor and the expensive. Thus the expression, “OK – but a nearby room to be worked on, I overheard forgotten. high standards Christopher had to maintain it’ll cost you an arm and a leg,” at which Bearing that thought in mind, it was only to be a Ranger. point it might be comforting to realize that a doctor say,“Oh, she’s crying, that’s a good fingers and toes (digits) were not the deter- sign!” fitting that on Veterans Day the We cannot remain a free country because mining measure! If she was crying, that would mean her Webster/Dudley Veterans Council paid trib- of past events or past veterans. Freedom Again, back in the olden days of pow- lungs are working, right? ute to Army Ranger Christopher Paul Dona. must be upheld by every generation. dered wigs and such, it was common prac- Sure enough, a doctor brought Chloe to us In a ceremony at the Dudley Court of Honor, America’s young men and women must come tice for men and women to cover up acne for a moment — bundled up, she was barely prior to the parade, the Army Ranger’s Code forward when it is their turn. When it was scars by spreading bee’s wax over their bigger than a water bottle — and we told her of Honor was read by Parade his time Christopher stepped forward. faces to smooth out their complexions. we loved her before she was whisked away chairman/Veteran’s Agent Richard Holewa. Christopher, Dudley thanks you for serv- When speaking to each other, if one woman to the NICU, where she remains as of this It was read as tribute to the high standard ing. stared unduly at the other’s face, she was writing, three weeks later. that Christopher upheld as an elite Army JOSEPH E. SENDROWSKI told to “mind you own bee’s wax.” In a sim- The procedure itself lasted a while, so of Ranger. Because the Dudley Highway DUDLEY ilar vein, if one of the women exercised her course, doctors were coming and going, and facial muscles enough to smile, the wax would crack: hence the term “crack a I just couldn’t help myself. I’m a journalist, smile.” Sitting too close to the fire, likewise, so conversation comes easily to me. might bring on another side effect, the ten- Somehow, the doctors and I got to talking The picture may change but the feelings stay the same dency to “lose face” via some overly runny about where we were all from, and I found wax. out one was from Douglas, and one was What does it mean to yell “Fore!” when There was a time when ASK recipes are just a click away. from Oxford, so if you are reading this now the ideal Thanksgiving din- If you’re looking for holiday warning of a golf shot? Allegedly, this is in the Webster Times or Blackstone Valley ner looked something like A spirit, just check Facebook, actually an English military term harking Tribune, I don’t remember your names, but the famous Norman Twitter and Thanksgiving back to the days when troops marched – and thank you for everything — you made my Rockwell painting REALTOR blogs. You’ll find quotes, witti- fired – in lines. The command “’ware wife and I feel as calm as possible (consider- “Freedom from Want.” cisms, and holiday sentiment before” warned the front lines to kneel, lest DONNA ing the circumstances) in that operating A happy American fami- wherever you look. You can the second line blow their heads off. “Fore” ly is dressed up in their even send an e-card to your room. PEARSON is an abbreviated version of the “before” in Sunday best, seated around loved ones far away. that life-saving warning. Thus the tendency Soon enough, my wife was in recovery, a formal dining room table. But for most of us, despite to duck for cover whether a golf ball is head- and Chloe was resting comfortably in the A gray-haired matron in a these changes, Thanksgiving ed one’s way. NICU. frilly white apron is serving up a golden roast still “feels” the same. It’s a special time of year Why do pilots and ship’s captains send As the days passed, I prayed and prayed, turkey. Her husband, dressed in suit and tie, is when we are reminded to be thankful for the out a “mayday” when disaster strikes? as did countless friends and family mem- ready to take his seat at the head of the table good things in our lives. We become more Though other theories have been put forth, bers across the world, and I mentally pre- and lead the family in prayer. appreciative of our family and friends. We are we like this version, which insists that pared myself for bad news. This year, millions of Americans will indeed grateful for our health and our lifestyle. In those in distress are actually reverting to So far, that news has yet to come. It’s all sit down to Thanksgiving dinner with family Central Massachusetts, we are particularly the French words for “please render assis- been good. and friends. The snapshot, however, will proba- thankful for a year with no weather catastro- tance,” or “m’aidez” (“aid me please!”), bly look a bit different. First of all, when was phes. And let’s not forget — the Red Sox won the Even at 29 weeks, Chloe was breathing on which, of course, is correctly pronounced the last time you’ve seen a mother, or even a World Series! “mayday.” her own from the beginning — that’s right, grandmother, with a gray head of hair? How Whether you live in a house, an apartment, a no ventilator needed. She has only needed a If you have the origins of other expres- about the last time you noticed a woman wear- mobile home, or a condominium, the team at sions to share, consider yourself invited to nasal cannula for support for the first two ing an apron (unless, of course, she was a con- Sullivan & Company Real Estate would like to weeks or so. As I write this, she is breathing “m’aidez.” We may use it in a future col- testant on a reality cooking show). For the wish you the happiest of holidays. Wherever umn, as long as it doesn’t cost an arm and a room air on her own. 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Visit www.sullivanand company Please Read MINOR, page A gluten-free, or lactose intolerant, a variety of realestate.com. www.webstertimes.net Friday, November 29, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 9 VIEWPOINT Preventing motor vehicle break-ins

There have been several motor ing damage (breaking glass, etc.). police if you hear or see anything unusual Department at 71 West Main Street. Of par- vehicle break-ins once again in Perhaps as important as locking taking place around your home. Many peo- ticular need in the past were gifts for chil- Dudley and some surrounding com- your vehicle is to never leave ple wait until the next day to report suspi- dren between the ages of 10-17 years old. munities in recent times. items of value in your car. Items cious activity. Often, people will dismiss Monetary donations are also accepted. Most vehicles were broken into like cell phones, wallets, pocket- their observations as something else which Checks should be made payable to the during the overnight hours while books, etc. that are in plain view, is easily explainable. You know your neigh- “Dudley Police Association” with a special parked in the owner’s driveway or can be attractive to criminals. If borhood best. If the police are notified note for the Holiday Drive. The Dudley near the owner’s home. I wanted to they are not there or at least hid- immediately, there is a greater likelihood of Police thanks everyone in advance for their take this opportunity to once again den, there is a strong likelihood locating suspects and stolen property while continued generosity.Anything you can give publish some reminders for people to CHIEF’S these individuals will move on at the same time possibly preventing future will help bring some happiness to those who assist them in preventing these inci- somewhere else. occurrences. Without public assistance, our would otherwise go without during this hol- dents. CORNER In addition to securing your efforts to investigate crimes and identify iday season. The best way to prevent most of vehicle, remember the value of suspects can be extremely difficult. If any- these break-ins is to keep your vehi- STEVE lighting around your home. The one has any information or requires addi- Thanks again for your questions and com- cle locked. Many people simply for- WOJNAR more lights you have, the better tional assistance, please feel free to call 911 ments. Please send them to me at the Dudley get to do this or they have a false off you are. Burglars and other or our station business line at 508-943-4411. Police Department 71 West Main St. Dudley, sense of security that nothing will happen criminals do not like to be seen. Motion The Dudley Police Department wishes MA 01571 or e-mail at swojnar@dudleypo- in their neighborhood. This is especially detection lights are a great tool. They only everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving. lice.com. Opinions expressed in this weekly true while the vehicle is parked outside work when movement takes place. These With the holiday season in full swing, the column are those of Chief Wojnar only and their home. Many criminals look for will limit the amount of electricity that is department will once again be collecting unless clearly noted, do not reflect the ideas or unlocked vehicles to enter. These are easy used and will provide illumination at times Christmas gift donations for our local fami- opinions of any other organization or citizen. targets and the individuals have a lower risk when it is needed most. lies in need. New and unwrapped toys and of being discovered since they are not caus- Perhaps it is most important to call the clothing can be brought to the Dudley Police ‘Paws for Cause’ fundraiser a huge success

Two weeks ago, we held our second annual blockage, however, after blood work would have euthanized these two we can, and the joy we experience from being Paws for Cause fundraiser at Point Breeze in and being opened up in surgery, it beautiful animals without trying to able to help animals in need. Webster. was discovered this sweet, teddy bear CRITTER save them. We have always been for- We are also thankful for the support of our We didn’t think we could top our 2008 Paws of a dog was loaded with metasta- tunate to be able to provide the best town administrator, selectmen, Board of for Cause event but we did. The band, Dusk till sized cancer in his abdomen. CORNER care for our shelter animals and the Health, and the Police Department – especial- Dawn, rocked our paws off and the food was Unfortunately, there was nothing we animals on the street that need ly Aaron Suss, PT Pet Supply, Aubuchon awesome, as usual. It was such a fun time that could do and Brock was allowed to go MICHELLE help. A vital part of being able to do Hardware, and of course, Marilyn and Gerald we have been told by many that we should in peace on the operating table. Brock LAFLECHE this is because of the financial sup- Fels. make it a yearly event! was only about five years old. He was port of our community. I would also like to thank my absolutely There are many people to thank for the suc- cremated and his ashes are in our It is becoming more apparent awesome customers who have been with me cess of this night — AJ and his staff at Point shelter — a constant reminder that although that we will need to have more fundraisers to throughout the years. These people not only Breeze; Hazard Marine for the cool and cre- he was unwanted by whoever had owned him, continue the level of care that we provide to support my business but support our shelter ative center pieces that graced each table; PT he had been loved and wanted by us. Perhaps the animals. We are beyond thankful for the as well. I have been truly blessed to be able to Pet Supply, Smart Shopper, all the wonderful it was fate that he was abandoned. If he had monetary donations as well as food, litter, and live my dream and have my own business as folks who donated the great raffle items; Deb remained with his owner, would his owner other supplies that our supporters provide to well as be an animal control officer. Myrick and her mom who manned the door been able to provide him with vet care or help defray expenses. From Webster Animal Control and Kritter and sold raffle tickets; my good friend, allowed him to suffer and finally succumb to Yes, most of the money raised will go to Sitter Pet Care and Grooming, have a very Caroline Peck, who took the initiative and got his disease. these vet bills but we are confident eventually happy and blessed Thanksgiving! the ball rolling and Daryl Peck and his Right after dealing with the loss of Brock, we will be able to purchase other items that Until next time, respect and appreciate each extremely talented band, Dusk till Dawn, who we were called to the scene of where a kitten our on our wish list, such as a generator, shed, other as well as all the wonderful animals that provided the entertainment. that had been hit by a car and left in the road. and security cameras. bless our lives. The week before the big event, a dog at our The kitten was rushed to Animal Hospital of So, as Thanksgiving is upon us, we will not shelter we named “Brock” became sick. Brock Webster where it was discovered that the kit- dwell on what we don’t have and need, but Michelle Lafleche is the animal control officer had been abandoned a month prior. Someone ten had sustained a head injury and severed instead, we will be grateful for all the bless- for the town of Webster and submits a periodic had left him tied to a signpost outside the spinal cord. Euthanasia was the only option. ings we presently have — a beautiful new shel- column for the Webster Times. main gate to the entrance road to our shelter. The vet bills just from attempting to save ter, support from the community,the ability to Originally, it was thought that Brock had a Brock were well over $1,000. Many shelters care for our animals thus saving as many as Cold weather antiquing With our rich history, Sundays. The Dudley “Do antiquecommon.com “shop” page. If you are in the middle of a bliz- New England is a haven for Right” Flea Market also They list other Massachusetts zard, you can shop from home. antique collectors from has a wide selection of antique shops in Barre, Berlin, Proxibid.com is one of the sites around the country. items from their diverse Boylston, Brimfield, Brookfield, that offer auctioneers the opportu- The Brimfield Antique dealers. They are open Charlton, Clinton, Dudley, East nity to sell items online. Items can Shows and auctions even Saturday and Sunday Marlborough, Fitchburg, Grafton, be sold in “Timed Events” where draw buyers and sellers from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. A new Holden, Holliston, Hopedale, bidders have a fixed period of time from around the globe. flea market opened in Hopkinton, Hudson, Lunenburg, to bid on an item. The auctioneer With yard sales signs in Shrewsbury recently. Medway, Millbury, Millis, lists the auction for a period of almost every town and out- “The Route 9 Flea Market” Northborough, Northbridge, North days or weeks and bidding ends on door antique shows and is home to antique dealers Brookfield, North Grafton, Palmer, a specified date and time. The flea markets running every and others selling newer Paxton, Sherborn, Shrewsbury, Swansea online estate sale on weekend it’s easy for ANTIQUES, items as well. They are Spencer, Sterling, Sudbury, Sutton, www.centralmassauctions.com is antique lovers to treasure open Saturday, Sunday Townsend, Wales, Wayland, West an example of a timed auction. Courtesy photo hunt during the spring, COLLECTIBLES and Federal Holidays Boylston and Worcester. Auctioneers are also able to offer summer and fall. As the from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Connecticut shops are listed in bidders the opportunity to bid Springfield trapdoor rifle in our weather gets colder, & ESTATES Most antique shops are Ashford, Brooklyn, Canterbury, online during their live auctions January auction. options become more limit- open year round. Putnam, Coventry, Lisbon, Jewett City, with Proxibid. ed, but there are still plenty WAYNE TUISKULA Conn. and nearby towns Mansfield, Putnam, Scotland, Live auctions, of course, take the bidding heats up in the auction of places to buy antiques. remain a center for Stafford Springs, Tolland, place all season long. We will have hall! Some flea markets are antique dealers and collec- Willington, Woodstock and Union. an auction at our Worcester loca- Contact us at: Wayne Tuiskula open year round. The Charlton tors in our area. With Old As you can see, there are plenty of tion on Jan. 30. We understand that Auctioneer/Appraiser Central Mass Flea Market began in Auburn Sturbridge nearby and its proximi- locations close to home where you we live in New England, and you Auctions for Antique Auctions, before moving to its present loca- ty to Brimfield, it’s not surprising can shop for antiques. I would rec- never know what the weather will Estate Sales and Appraisal Services tion. Dealers offer a wide range of that there are also popular antique ommend calling before driving to bring. So, we set a snow date of Jan. www.centralmassauctions.com (508- items ranging from toys and jewel- shops in Sturbridge. one of these locations though as 31 in case of severe weather. When 612-6111), info@centralmassauc- ry to glassware and furniture. They A great online resource for local shops may close temporarily or you attend an auction you’ll forget tion.com. are open from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on antiques is the permanently. about the cold weather outside as Thanksgiving tips and trivia

Thanksgiving Day brings families want to flavor your turkey, add spices the food thermometer friends. However, as Hotline: Live “pie experts can help near and far together to celebrate tra- such as black peppercorns, dried in the deepest part of AKE almost every ama- you turn out a perfect pie crust. Live ditions and count blessings. thyme, garlic cloves or bay leaves to the thigh, but not T teur cook can attest, advice is available from 9 a.m. to 7 The sights, sounds and tastes of the the brine. touching the bone. The THE even the smallest p.m., with extended hours from mid holiday are the things lifelong memo- When the brining process is com- internal temperature kitchen faux pas on November to Thanksgiving and mid ries are made of, but little hassles can plete, rinse the bird well and pat dry.If of the turkey should INT this special day can December through Christmas. During put a damper on the day. you want a crispy skin, allow the measure 180 degrees F H escalate into embar- off hours recorded advice dishes out From turkey prepping options to turkey to air-dry overnight in the in the thigh and 170 KAREN rassment as an audi- help on common pie crust problems. preventing a kitchen catastrophe, the refrigerator. Stuff and roast the degrees F in the breast. ence of diners eager- *** following ideas are geared toward turkey as usual. Juices should run TRAINOR ly await the main Win Dinner for Two at the Publick making your Thanksgiving Day *** clear and the drum- production! To avoid House — Your tips can win you a great chores a little easier. Give Turkey the Rub: Another sticks should be soft any holiday cooking dinner for two at the historic Publick *** secret to delicious turkey is a simple and move easily at the joint. catastrophes, food distributors have House Historic Inn in Sturbridge! 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Note: All informa- restaurant, located on Route 131 Held to celebrate the season’s success- Mix together in a small bowl, three out a terrific turkey! tion was correct at press time. across the town common in historic ful harvest, the feast, which was tablespoons each: chopped fresh rose- • When buying your turkey plan for *** Sturbridge. Because I’m in the busi- shared by colonists and area Indians, mary, chopped fresh thyme, and three quarters of a pound per serving. • Butterball Turkey Talkline: (1-800) ness of dispensing tips, not inventing lasted three days. While the original chopped fresh tarragon; one table- If you buy a turkey that is 12 pounds BUTTERBALL: (1-800-288-837-2255). them (although I can take credit for Thanksgiving menu has been debated spoon ground black pepper; two tea- or less plan on one pound per serving Open throughout November and some), I’m counting on you readers for centuries, historians have com- spoons salt. • When you are thawing turkey, December. Open Monday through out there to share your best helpful piled a list of foods that were likely Pat turkey dry with paper towels place the wrapped frozen bird on a Friday; and the Saturday and Sunday hints! included in the fabulous feast. They and place on rack set in a roasting cookie sheet and refrigerate for three before Thanksgiving from 8 a.m. to 6 include lobster, clams, eel, cod, veni- pan. Tie legs together loosely to hold to four days until thawed. You can p.m. for live advice. If you have an Do you have a helpful hint or handy son, seal, wild turkey, goose, duck, shape of turkey. Brush turkey with a expect 24 hours for every five pounds. SOS on Thanksgiving Day, the num- tip that has worked for you? Do you swan, crane, partridge, eagle, eggs, little olive oil. 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Even *** questions/concerns available week- am. each Friday on WARE 1250. water, add one cup of kosher salt and if you subscribe to the “20 minute per Cooks on Call: Thanksgiving is days, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pre recorded one half cup of white or brown sugar. pound rule” you should also use a right around the corner, and for most help can be accessed at Pour the mixture over the turkey and thermometer to ensure the bird if of us, “Turkey Day” translates into a www.usda.gov/fsis. refrigerate for at least 12 hours. If you fully cooked. For whole turkey, place bountiful feast shared by family and • (1-877) 367-7438 toll-free: Crisco Pie 10 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, November 29, 2013 www.webstertimes.net SPORTS Pioneers beat Bartlett in annual Chicken Bowl

WEBSTER — After its 36-6 vic- Now trailing, 20-0, Bartlett got tory over Bartlett Nov. 23 at on the scoreboard when quarter- Memorial Athletic Field, the back Jason Brooks made a screen Southbridge junior varsity foot- pass to Brett LeBeau. He then did ball team will head home with the the rest, racing 59 yards for a Chicken Bowl trophy a year touchdown and cutting the deficit removed from falling to the down to 20-6. Indians, 18-6. Southbridge scored two fourth After a scoreless first quarter quarter touchdowns to put the the Pioneers scored twice to take game away. Ortiz picked up his a 14-0 lead into the halftime break. fourth touchdown on a 70-yard Running back Gio Ortiz scored on sweep to the left, and Vazquez rushes of 14 and 11 yards, both off added a 10-yard rushing score. left-tackle, and quarterback John Hogan had a two-point conversion Hogan hit Deshaun Vazquez with rush and Vazquez added the other a two-point conversion pass after two-point conversion. Vazquez the first touchdown. The second also had a fourth quarter inter- score came after Southbridge’s ception. Scott Bailey made an intercep- The Pioneers finished off the tion. season 9-1. Bartlett’s Troy Russo had an interception just before halftime, but the Indians couldn’t capital- ize. The Pioneers scored next in the third quarter when Ortiz scam- Nick Ethier photos pered 82 yards to pay dirt on a sweep to the right. With Bartlett defenders Josh Patterson (70) and Harry Le (82) in hot pursuit, Southbridge’s Gio Ortiz rushes for a second quarter touchdown.

Josh Cambell of Bartlett dives to tackle Southbridge ball carrier Gio Ortiz.

Harry Le of Bartlett runs past Southbridge defender John Hogan.

Bartlett’s Darius Givins administers a stiff-arm to a Southbridge defender while carrying the ball. St. Anne School caps successful soccer season

Bartlett’s Brett LeBeau looks downfield while carrying the football.

Courtesy photos The St. Anne School varsity soccer team consisted of, from left, (front row) Seth Benoit, Drew Paulhus, Hanna Scheffler, Kathryn Russell, Blake Kuzdal, (middle row) Nekelle Waskiewicz, Carly Snyder, Caitlyn Miller, Tara Daniels, Erica Czechowski, Annmarie Berthiaume, (back row) Coach Cindy Raps, Paris McWilliam, Katelyn Ditullio, Grace Jackman, Rosalie Laconto, Georgia Caissie and Coach Brenda Brayton.

Bartlett quarterback Jason Brooks has time to throw a deep ball down the field. SPORTS BRIEF Central Mass. fall season All-Stars announced Bartlett’s Evan Anderson and Shepherd Hill’s Ryan Silk have stood out among their peers on the soccer field, as the two were honored as members of the All-State team by the Central Massachusetts Soccer Coaches Association. Silk qualified under Division 1, while Anderson did so under Division 3. Joining Silk on the Central Mass. Division 1 All-Star team is teammate David Bianculli. Kody Morio and Brian Tondel, team- mates of Anderson, also qualified for the Central Mass. Division 3 All-Star team. The St. Anne School junior varsity soccer team consisted of, from left, (front row) Arianna Howell, Edward Doering, Ryan On the girls’ soccer side, Bartlett’s Danyel Stone was named a Czechowski, Colin Minarik, Samuel Kontoes, Matthew Livsey, Emily McNamara, (middle row) Kayla Berthiaume, Madison Paulhus, Charles Daniels, Andrew Raps, Corinna Benioit, Kylie Miller, (back row) Coach Cindy Raps, Colby Carlson, Madeline Hollett, Ben member of the Central Mass. Division 3 All-Star team. Laconto, Olivia Russell, Ryan Truscott and Coach Brenda Brayton. www.webstertimes.net Friday, November 29, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 11 The spirit of Thanksgiving

It all began in Massachusetts. cross country championships Commonwealth and community gifts to send to the young men and women Although there’s a good deal of myth and first place in Central GUEST in public safety roles, but to aid from our area who are currently in harm’s that’s developed over the nearly 400 years Massachusetts. In fact, one of in the collection of items for the way and away from family and home dur- since the first “Thanksgiving” in 1621, it the team’s outstanding young COMMENTARY Massachusetts Veterans Shelter ing the holidays. It’s a great way thank has come to celebrate a sense of family, runners, Jake Murray, was our in Worcester. them for their service by showing them national identity, and of course remember- very courteous waiter. Jake is SEN.RICHARD T. The Veterans Shelter, located that we’re thinking of them and keeping ing to say thanks at least once a year. For among a group of three MOORE at 69 Grove Street near Lincoln them in our prayers. many of us, Thanksgiving is generally seen Hopedale runners selected to Square helps homeless vets get Finally, Joanne and I thank all those in as a time to get together with loved ones, compete at USATF Region 1 their lives back together. the 14 towns of the Worcester and Norfolk eat a ridiculously large amount of food, Junior Olympic Cross Country Recently, the Uxbridge Woman’s Club Senatorial District who have helped and watch some football, and of course give Championships, in Wappingers Falls, N.Y. brought some needed items to the shelter supported me over the years. I hope to be thanks for all the blessings in our lives. With the coming holiday season, there as part of their community service efforts. able to continue to serve you and your com- The observance of Thanksgiving often are more opportunities to help those less We can all help this worthy cause by donat- munities in the coming years as we all gives many of us the opportunity to help fortunate through programs providing ing to Veterans Inc. during the holiday sea- work together in a bipartisan effort to serve a meal for others, especially those gifts for kids who might otherwise not son. Of the total Veterans Inc. operating make our Commonwealth, the great “city who might not otherwise enjoy the food experience the spirit of giving. One such budget, 91% is funneled directly into pro- on a hill” that our Pilgrim and Puritan and fellowship of a wonderful turkey din- effort that comes to mind is the annual grams and services for veterans. Check out forefathers envisioned, so that ner. It is also a time when we can give some project by the teachers and students of the www.veteransinc.org for ways to help. Massachusetts is a place where we care of our own surplus resources to a local food Dudley Middle School who donate and In addition to our veterans, we should about our neighbors and share whatever pantry so that others can join in this spe- wrap gifts for children in the Worcester give thanks to those who now serve our abundance we may enjoy to help those less cial day. A great example of both serving a area through the YOU Inc. program. These country.Groups such as Uxbridge Supports fortunate, not as a handout, but as a hand turkey dinner and donating to the nearest young students are truly enthusiastic in Our Troops, the Whitin Community Center up to gain their own economic independ- food pantry happened recently when the their giving spirit and are great role mod- in Northbridge, and many school church, ence. Hopedale High School Student Council, els for all of us. and veteran’s organizations are collecting continuing a tradition of recent years, One group in our community who are served a dinner to others in the community deserving of our gratitude, not only at with the proceeds to be donated to the Thanksgiving, but all the time is our veter- Milford food pantry. Let’s thank everyone ans and their families. We can never ade- and every organization who hosts a dinner quately thank those among us who have Holiday safety tips for others or helps a food bank during the put their lives on the line to protect our year. freedom or help others nations to enjoy the With the holiday Never use lighted At the dinner in Hopedale, I had the freedom that we sometimes take for grant- season quickly candles on a tree or pleasure of sitting with Cross Country ed. It was a special honor, this month, to be approaching it is FROM THE near other ever- Coach Joe Drugan, who along with his invited to join with veterans and residents important to remem- greens. Always use team, was giving thanks for winning a sur- of Bellingham at the library not only to ber some holiday safe- FIRE CHIEF non-flammable hold- prise second place showing in the state salute local veterans who continue to serve ty tips when decorat- ers. Keep candles ing inside and outside DEAN away from other dec- of your house. orations and wrap- These few decorat- KOCHANOWSKI ping paper. Place Sharing your ‘bounty’ can be rewarding ing safety tips could candles where they save families from that have been tested for cannot be knocked dangerous and potentially safety and that are appro- down or blown over. Thanksgiving is here. Nonetheless, you can fatal situations. Christmas In closing, I would just If you have the financial still work with your tax priate for their intended tree safety is at the top of use. Identify these by the like to list some general hol- resources to provide a com- FINANCIAL and legal advisors now the list. A fresh tree will iday safety reminders — fortable life for your family, to take steps to reduce label from an independent stay green longer and be testing laboratory. Check keep matches, lighters, and you have reason to be thank- FOCUS any possible estate tax less of a fire hazard than a candles out of the reach of ful. And if you can afford to burden in the years each set of lights, new or dry tree. To check for fresh- old, for broken or cracked children. Avoid smoking share some of your “boun- ahead. ness follow these guide- near flammable decora- ty” with charitable organi- One such step might sockets, frayed or bare JEFF lines: wires, or loose connections. tions. Make an emergency zations, you may want to be involve establishing a • A fresh tree is green. plan to use if a fire breaks as generous as possible — BURDICK charitable remainder Discard damaged sets or • Fresh needles are hard repair them before using. out anywhere in the home. because your gifts may trust. Under this to pull from branches. See that each family mem- allow you to both give and arrangement, you’d Fasten outdoor lights • When bent between your securely to trees, house, ber knows what to do. receive. place some assets, such as appreciated fingers, fresh needles will Practice the plan. Avoid By donating cash or other financial stocks or real estate, in a trust, which could walls or other firm support not break. to protect from wind dam- wearing loose flowing assets, such as stocks, to a qualified charity then use these assets to pay you a lifetime • The trunk butt of a fresh clothes — particularly long, (either a religious group or a group that has income stream. When you establish the age. Use no more than three tree is sticky with pine sap. standard-size sets of lights open sleeves — near open received 501(c)(3) status from the IRS), you trust, you may be able to receive a tax • When the trunk of a tree flames, such as those of a help benefit an organization whose work deduction based on the charitable group’s per single extension cord. is bounced on the ground, a Turn off all lights on trees fireplace, stove, or candlelit you believe in — and, at the same time, you “remainder interest” — the amount the shower of falling needles table. Never burn candles can receive valuable tax benefits. charity is likely to ultimately receive. (This and other decorations when shows the tree is too dry. you go to bed or leave the near evergreens. Burning To illustrate: If you give $100 to a quali- figure is determined by an IRS formula.) Place your tree away from evergreens in the fireplace fied charity,and you’re in the 25 percent tax Upon your death, the trust would relinquish house. Lights could short fireplaces, radiators, and and start a fire. can also be hazardous. bracket, you can deduct $100, with a tax ben- the remaining assets to the charitable other heat sources. Heated When dry, greens burn like efit of $25, when you file your 2013 taxes. organization you’ve named. Keep in mind, Never use electric lights rooms dry trees out rapidly, on a metallic tree. The tree tinder. Flames can flare out Therefore, the real “cost” of your donation though, that this type of trust can be com- creating a possibly danger- of control, and send sparks is just $75 ($100 minus the $25 tax savings). plex. To establish one, you’ll need to work can become charged with ous fire hazard. Cut off electricity from faulty flying into a room, or up the Furthermore, if you donate certain types with your tax and legal advisors. about two inches of the chimney to ignite creosote of non-cash assets, you may be able to Of course, you can also choose to provide lights, and any person trunk to expose fresh wood touching a branch could be deposits. receive additional tax benefits. Suppose you your loved ones with monetary gifts while for better water absorption. Plan for safety,remember, give $1,000 worth of stock to a charitable you’re still alive. You can give up to $14,000 electrocuted! To avoid this Trim away branches as nec- danger, use colored spot- there is no substitute for group. If you’re in the 25 percent bracket, per year, per individual, to as many people essary to set tree trunk in common sense. Look for you’ll be able to deduct $250 when you file as you choose without incurring the gift tax. lights above or beside a tree, the base of a sturdy, water never fastened onto it! and eliminate potential your taxes. And by donating the stock, you For example, if you have three children, you holding stand with wide danger spots near candles, can avoid paying the capital gains taxes that could give them a cumulative $42,000 in a Keep “bubbling” lights spread feet. Most impor- away from children. These fireplaces, trees, and/or would be due if you had eventually sold the single year — and so could your spouse. tantly, always keep the electrical connections. Do stock yourself. Thanksgiving is a fine time to show your lights with their bright col- stand filled with water ors and bubbling movement not overload outlets and use To claim a charitable deduction, you have generosity.And, as we’ve seen, being gener- while the tree is indoors. the appropriately rated to be able to itemize deductions on your ous can be rewarding — for your recipients can tempt curious children If you are buying an arti- to break candle-shaped extension cords when utiliz- taxes. Charitable gifting can get more com- and yourself. ficial tree make sure that it ing electrical power for hol- plex if you choose to integrate your charita- This article was written by Edward Jones glass, which can cut, and is fire resistant and has the attempt to drink liquid, iday lights and decorations. ble giving with your estate plans to help you for use by your local Edward Jones label to prove it. Lights are Follow these simple reduce your taxable estate. The estate tax is Financial Advisor. Please contact Jeff which contains a hazardous another area of safety con- chemical. Candles may also guidelines and you will be consistently debated in Congress, and the Burdick, your local Edward Jones Advisor sideration when it comes to sure to enjoy a safe and exemption level has fluctuated in recent in Sturbridge at 508-347-1420 or jeff.bur- present a fire hazard if the holiday decorating. Indoors following tips are not taken happy holiday season. years, so it’s not easy to predict if you could [email protected]. or outside, use only lights eventually subject your heirs to these taxes. into consideration. Why antibiotics are not always the answer

As we enter the cold winter that reduces the effectiveness of Despite these issues, it is important to feel better. months it is likely we will begin antibiotics. When this occurs, tak- note that antibiotics are powerfully effec- Keep these facts and guidelines in mind to see more sick days on the hori- ing the antibiotic can actually tive, and when used properly they can save and stay smart when deciding whether or zon. cause more harm than good, as lives. not antibiotics are right for your child. While we would like to get our patients may experience negative To prevent the misuse of antibiotics, children back to school and feel- side effects from the drugs without make a conscious effort to work together Dr. Milgrome is a pediatrician at Reliant ing healthy as soon as possible, ever benefiting from them. Such with your child’s pediatrician when decid- Medical Group’s Leominster location. some parents mistakenly believe side effects could include allergic ing on a treatment option. It may be that that antibiotics are a quick or reactions, diarrhea infections and antibiotics are an appropriate course of necessary fix. When deciding even death (in extremely rare action, but do not pressure your doctor into with your pediatrician about FOR YOUR cases). prescribing antibiotics if he or she does whether antibiotics are right for In addition, the healthcare com- not recommend them. Also, do not share your child, keep in mind the fol- HEALTH munity is seeing a growing num- your leftover pills with your child or obtain lowing potential effects of overly ber of infections that are caused by them from someone else. Antibiotics treat relying on them as a one-size-fits- bacteria that are resistant to many specific types of infections, and taking the all solution. DR. TOBY antibiotics. Examples of these wrong kind could actually cause the bacte- One of the major problems with MILGROME types of bacteria include the ria to multiply. If your child does get pre- the overuse or misuse of antibi- RELIANT species that cause skin infections, scribed antibiotics, make sure they are otics is antibiotic resistance, meningitis, sexually transmitted taken exactly as the doctor prescribed which develops when potentially MEDICAL GROUP diseases, and respiratory tract without skipping doses or stopping the harmful bacteria change in a way infections such as pneumonia. course early even if your child begins to

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to others, and another 10 awards (of $500 Lafleche, who credits the staff with coming some 300 kids getting their pictures taken BREAKFAST each) going to college-bound graduates. up with creative and meaningful programs with Santa. The event raised some $13,000 continued from page 1 Still more, including four renewable in a variety of disciplines. This past year, for the Bay Path Education Foundation, Superintendent-Director John Lafleche. awards of $500, will go to a student attend- for example, saw the funds go to just two said the superintendent. “All of this money is to benefit the kids,” ing a four-year college, so that both the stu- programs — an after-school arts program The funds are enhanced by way of gener- says Lafleche, noting that the foundation dents and the foundation are put to the best that saw Stars Grants provide something ous corporate and agency donations, notes has a budget for the coming year of $22,000, use. the kids would otherwise not enjoy: 12 Lafleche. Among the nearly five dozen with the funds being distributed in two cat- The cash awards, Lafleche notes, go to weeks of arts-related classes and the use of sponsors are such local standard-bearers egories. the students, not the colleges, so the kids the “athletics bus” for rides home; and as Karl Storz Endovision, Southbridge About $17,000 of the total will go to schol- can use the funds for tuition or books or some web development with the help of Credit Union, United Lens Co., Big Bunny arships for worthy seniors, Lafleche whatever most needs funding. both software and hardware suitable for Market, Casson-Foster Photography explains, with $1,000 going to a student Another $5,000 of the foundation’s budg- “app creations,” whereby the participating (which does the photos for the Santa por- going right to work from graduation, 10 et is earmarked for “faculty mini-grants” kids get two monitors, making implemen- tion of the breakfast), Dexter Russell Inc., tool/school scholarships of $750 each going program funding for the kids, says tation of such applications possible for a Incom and Price Chopper. variety of media, including iPads, tablets Nor are individuals missing from the and Apple ware. mix. The 18 members of the school’s Board In terms of raising funds to support such of Directors not only take part in the day of Kujawski fundraising efforts innovative programming, Lafleche notes fundraising, but also literally have a hand the input of many of the school’s vocation- in the service project, helping with pan- al shops in creating and donating special- cake preparation and cleanup duties, ized gift and raffle items. The machine among other assignments. yield no payoff after 11 months shop, for example, typically creates “orna- Bay Path is located at 57 Muggett Hill mental signs” for silent auctioning, as does Road in Charlton. For more information on meetings during 2012, which included the the metal fabrication group. The cabinet the fun day of food and friendly hobnob- KUJAWSKI input and updates of Kujawski, who she continued from page 1 shop, meanwhile, is working on a wall cab- bing with Mr.Claus, phone (508) 248-5971, or said assured the members that fundraising inet and masonry is donating a concrete visit www.baypath.tec.ma.us on the do its due diligence and try to fundraise was on track. birdbath to the cause. Internet. some of the cost before going to the taxpay- “At various times he told us, ‘Don’t worry “And hair-care items will come from ers for help. about it,’ and that the money was coming,” Cosmetology,” adds Lafleche. Mark Ashton may be reached at (508) 909- “Being first means that once the state said Travis during a phone interview on Last year’s breakfast had an overall 4144, or by email at mark@stonebridge- budget gets passed, then MPLCP will let us Monday, Nov. 25. “A couple of people attendance of more than 500 people, with press.com. know sometime between now and January bumped into him periodically and would that they have the building project’s funds,” ask him how it was coming and he said, ‘It’s said Grenier last summer. “We then have coming, it’s coming.’” six months to come up with the other half Travis said Kujawski was chosen after Former state police trooper hopes either through a town vote or fundraising.” the trustees had researched other fundrais- Grenier said the project is important, ing companies who she said were looking to because she said the facility has truly out- be paid more than $100,000 for their servic- grown the community’s needs. es. She said Kujawski not only offered to be to support local workers, unions “It’s important in Webster,” said Grenier. paid less, but had a knowledge of the area “So many people in town utilize the and had longtime contacts that the board Worcester towns, there are very involved in the members trusted. CORTESE many issues. Cortese gave a National Troopers library.” continued from page 1 Speaking with Library Trustees “We knew he had different contacts with few examples, which includ- Coalition, which was found- Chairman Jean Travis, it was at that point different people, so we thought it would be ning.” ed the possible paddleboat ed in 1977 and has more of wanting to help buffer the cost to the a good fit. We are disappointed. We thought Speaking with Ennis last in Webster, which has polar- than 40,000 members. He town that the trustees put out a bid for a he was on board and upfront with us. We week, she said through an e- ized the community, the said with the group he was fundraising consultant. She said that is feel like we have been taken advantage of,” mail that she wishes stalled school project in able to participate in get- where Kujawski came in. Travis said. Cortese “all the best.” Sutton and the budget ting national legislation After numerous attempts, Kujawski did “I am very impressed by shortfalls in Douglas, which passed. not return multiple calls seeking comment Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909- those who take on the role have lead to two Proposition Cortese added that his before press time Monday, Nov. 25. 4129 or by email at jrichard@stonebridge- of an elected official for the 2 1/2 override votes. family also lives in Douglas Travis said the trustees held several press.com. good of all people; not a Cortese is a former and his children are cur- select few,” said Ennis. Massachusetts State rently in the public school As of Wednesday, Nov. 20, Trooper, a position he held system. Fattman said he wasn’t for 27 years before perusing “I think I can do the job looking to comment on a career in law. He said this better,” said Cortese. “I have NEWS BRIEF Cortese’s entrance to the experience, which includes life experience, I have some race. working with the legisla- experience with the Tree lighting event to be held next week Cortese said last week ture, gives him the qualifi- Legislature, I know how it that his main concern and cations to run. works. Obviously I know “I was very involved with how public safety works, I DUDLEY — The Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony will be held Wednesday, Dec. one of his top reasons for the [State police] union — I know how state funding and 4, at 6 p.m., at the Dudley Municipal Complex, 71 West Main St., Dudley. running is that he feels res- held office in the union for a local funding works. I [will] Please come to join as a community as we celebrate the traditional tree lighting. idents and especially those number of years,” said hit the ground running The theme this year is “The Polar Express!” Come and listen as Miss Kathy reads who work in unionized posi- Cortese. “Obviously we with some experience.” “The Polar Express” along with crafts and of course, a visit from Santa Claus! tions like teachers, police, pushed a lot of legislation, All residents are welcome to attend. Sponsored by the Town of Dudley and your fire and municipal depart- we offered legislation, Joy Richard may be local businesses! ments, need better representation. things that benefited the reached at 508-909-4129 or by He said speaking with union and law enforcement email at jrichard@stone- residents in all of the 18th in general.” bridgepress.com. Cortese said he was also NEW ENGLAND OUTDOORS

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grade, after a family vacation to when she began writing and the possibility of her major- through the agonizing steps, after AUTHOR the Kancamagus Highway in New “Essence,” which eventually ing in English with a focus on cre- all, and understands the frustra- continued from page 1 Hampshire, where she encoun- underwent 10 drafts, a couple of ative writing. She credits her Bay tions, the fears, and how to over- Lynn Strzelewicz, who early on tered a waterfall and decided she professional edits, and enough Path shop teachers and English come them. She also knows the decided that her last name might needed to write a story about it. introspective rewriting for the teachers with being encouraging importance of commitment and have less book-shelf appeal than Four years later, the story is pub- author to consider it now complet- of her fledgling writing efforts but determination in getting to the her middle name shifted to the lished, both she and the waterfall ed. The fantasy is written in the notes her disciplined creativity point of publication. right, in essence simplifying (sort of) are featured on the book’s first-person present, told from the has dwindled under the weight of “The process requires some dis- things for potential readers, cover, and she’s on the way to hav- perspective of the protagonist, a couple of AP classes and a three- cipline,” she says of creative writ- agents, publishers, promoters, and ing sold 100 or more copies who makes friends with another day-a-week job at a fitness center ing. At its most efficient, she adds, even herself. between in-person and online young girl — “an odd stranger … in Auburn. she works under the process of And “in essence” may be a key sales. whose gaze makes her uncomfort- Nevertheless, the work on her “waking up, eating, writing, and phrase for her at the moment, as (An “essence,” in this case, able,” one of the major motivation- second book — technically a pre- then reading” — the latter being “Essence” is the title of her recent- refers to the spiritual being or al emotions of the story. quel to her first — has already her reward for completing the ly released first-ever “YA paranor- force that others might consider a Written “on and off” over the begun, despite its rigorous other parts of the process. mal novel.” (YA refers to the young ghost or a phantom. And, of course of three or more years, requirements for research. It’s set While admitting she’s still in the adult genre, paranormal refers to course, there’s a Phantom Lagoon “Essence” was a work in progress in France in the 1300s and involves market for a bona fide agent, the those patently occult elements of in “Essence” that figures heavily when Strzelewicz began her quest a certain amount of Black Plague young author understands that much of today’s mystery writing, in the mysterious machinations of for a literary agent, a passel of and witchcraft, each element of she is also still very much in the and novel still refers to fiction the leading young lady — Emma — whom she contacted and from which could be a major roadblock process of “building credentials” writing.) falling increasingly more under whom she never heard. Eventually, in the life of your average 17-year- and honing her own understand- A cosmetology student at Bay the power of the forest forces that like most everything else about old. ing of what it takes to be a writer. Path Regional Vocational command her, paralyze her, and her self-publishing experience, the Recently, Strzelewicz got to “The awesome thing is that the Technical High School, otherwise seek her surrender.) young author took on the duties of spend some time with noted more you work on it,” she says, “ Strzelewicz first started cogitating Leading young lady Emma is 14, agent, publicist, cover designer, author Neal Shusterman, creator the easier it gets.” on “Essence” back in the eighth about the age Mandi Lynn was graphic artist, book promoter, of “Unwind,” which all Bay Path In the meantime, she’s fashioned book-signing arranger, workshop students read last summer, and a a video book trailer for “Essence,” leader, and — yes — even author. personal hero of Mandi Lynn. In solidified her relationship with With “Essence” now essentially fact, she got to have lunch with her editor in the United Kingdom, selling in both paperback and e- him at his Bay Path visit and and is growing in popularity as a versions, the author is able to planned to give him a copy of her leader of creative writing work- focus on some of the grander pro- book, perhaps in exchange for an shops. motional aspects, including the autographed copy of one of his. And she recently set herself up aforementioned writing work- “Do not SELL him your book,” she on a “very fancy gigantic comput- shops, the book signings, the solic- was cautioned by Bay Path er” that replaced her original lap- itation of reviews and critiques Superintendent-Director John top and an earlier hand-written that can both hurt and build up an Lafleche, who arranged for the journal. author’s ego. (Thus far, most author-to-author encounter. The “I went back over that (the jour- reviews have been favorable, but results of the mentee/mentor nal) once and had to admit, ‘Well, “family and friends” aren’t always meeting have yet to be reported. that’s just gibberish,’” says the the most candid critics, In terms of her writing career author of “Essence.” Strzelewicz admits.) prior to completing high school, And that, in essence, is just a As a Bay Path senior, Mandi Lynn is frequently busy matter of future history. Strzelewicz is contemplating a col- holding writing workshops, coun- For more information on lege career, having applied at only seling other would-be writers on “Essence” or other Mandi Lynn one school, the Massachusetts the intricacies of the creative news, visit www.mandilynn.com. College of Liberal Arts, formerly process and, perhaps even more North Adams State, of which she importantly, the myriad ins and is enamored for its natural beauty outs of self-publishing. She’s been Different perspectives hoped to bridge budget gap SCHOOL to come to some common ground with the schools,” said continued from page 1 Morrill, adding that while it seemed to him that know- ing the school’s needs “should be evident,” to most he ing. understands why its hard in a difficult economy. “The important aspect of the take away is that it was “I think what it was an opportunity to discuss ideas,” clear we’re not going to abandon the formal learning he said. “If nothing else, I took away the following: It process,” Gilrein said, referring to the need for updated was an opportunity for everyone to understand each technology, and the need to have students communicate other’s viewpoint. It is critical to get people to sit down with one another and their teachers. as colleagues and have an intelligent discussion about When it came to student participation three seniors issues.” gave their opinions on what students need in the future Dudley Police Chief Steven Wojnar, Dudley Selectmen and how they can they can help teachers and residents Chairman Jonathan Ruda and Fire/EMS Capt. Paul now. Konieczny were also in agreement that having an open Dudley senior Anthony Battista Jr., 17, said he feels dialogue is a step in the right direction for both commu- that students could help the district’s information tech- nities. nology departments as a hands-on way of training for “It was excellent,” said Wojnar. “It was very well done. their future careers and provide free technical support A good cross-section of both communities and an excel- for the community at large. lent opportunity to tap into a lot of experiences.” “I think it is important because technology is becom- Ruda said the “strategy session” helped to “lay out ing ever-present in educational society,” said Battista. priorities” for spending in the next few years. “People need take advantage [of it]. Even at the most He said it is “clear” that the school’s biggest need is basic level students can help teachers. It gives an advan- technological equipment and, most importantly, wire- tage to [students] looking to continue onto that kind of less access in each of its buildings. thing.” “There was an unanimous agreement that the tech Charlton resident, former schoolteacher and Finance infrastructure needs to be improved,” said Ruda. Committee Chairman Frank J. Morrill said he and fel- He added there was also conversation about the anti- low committee member Peter Cooper were both at the quated nature of Chapter 70 state aid funding, and how meeting and, like Gilrein, were impressed with what the that system could be improved in the future. community at large — and especially the students — had to offer. Joy Richard may be reached at (508) 909-4129, or by “I went in hopeful that when you get so many people email at [email protected]. and have so many aspects from a town you would be able

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SPENCER — Bernadette A. (Maher) Her mother, died Nov. 7. WEBSTER – Frances B. Drechsel. Booth, 69, of Howe Village, died Monday, Bernadette was a sales clerk at Ames and (Saroka) Coporale, 89, of She was born in Webster, daughter of Nov. 25, 2013 at home after a brief illness. Zayre’s in Worcester for many years and Webster, died Sunday, Julius and Helen (Bobrowska) Saroka and She leaves her son Albert E. Booth, Jr. later at Klem’s in Spencer before retiring in November 17, 2013 at home lived here all her life. and his wife Lori of Spencer; a daughter 2007. with her family at her She worked in the housekeeping depart- Robin Zollars and her husband Jack of There are no calling hours. Private graveside. ment of Hubbard Regional Hospital for Portsmouth, Va.; brothers Paul M. Maher side services will be held in Mary,Queen of Her husband of 67 many years before retiring in 1989. of Webster and Louis A. Maher of the Rosary Cemetery. years, Vincent J. ”Jimmy” A funeral service was held Wednesday, Leominster; sisters Mary A. Sickenberger Please omit flowers. Coporale, died in 2011. November 20, in the Sitkowski & Malboeuf and Sandra L. Caudle, both of Springhill, J. Henri Morin & Son Funeral Home, 23 She leaves a son, Ronald Funeral Home, 340 School Street. Burial Fla.; 8 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchil- Maple Terr., Spencer is directing arrange- J. Coporale and his wife Agnes A. Coporale; was in Mount Zion Cemetery. dren, nieces and nephews. ments for the family. a grandson, Chad L. Coporale, all of Donations in her name may be made to Born in Spencer, she was the daughter of www.morin-morrison.com Webster and a niece, Linda Peterson of Central Mass. Hospice, 191 Pakachoag St., Ambrose and Marion (Merchant) Maher. Daytona Beach, FL. Auburn, MA 01501. She was preceded in death by a brother, www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com Carol A. Costello, 65 Walter Saroka and by a sister, Stasia

DUDLEY – Carol A. Collier, and lived in Worcester before mov- John L. Darling, Sr., 91 (Collier) Costello, 65, of ing to Dudley 26 years ago. UXBRIDGE — John L. anniversary this past May. Konkel Drive, died She graduated from Burncoat High Darling, Sr., 91, of John was a life member of the Uxbridge Thursday, November 21, School and Worcester State University in Uxbridge, passed away VFW Post #1385 and had a love for antique 2013, at Oakwood Nursing Worcester. Sunday,November 17, 2013 cars and tractors. Home in Webster, from Mrs. Costello worked for UMass in the Milford Regional In addition to his wife, Esther, John is complications from sur- Memorial Healthcare in Worcester for Medical Center, Milford. survived his five sons, John L. Darling, Jr. gery. many years, retiring in 2010. He was the husband of of North Attleboro, James L. Darling of She is survived by her She was a member of Grace Episcopal Esther A. (Morrison) Blackstone, Robert M. Darling, David A. husband of 40 years, Church in Oxford. Darling. Darling, and Francis X. Darling, all of Daniel D. Costello of Dudley; her daughter, She enjoyed knitting, reading, going to Mr. Darling was the Uxbridge; four daughters, Joan L. Stevens Erica A. Costello and her husband George Cape Cod, and spending time with her dogs. owner and operator of JL of Uxbridge, Susan E. White of N. Oxford, Gjinnis of Worcester; her mother-in-law, A Memorial Mass and Celebration of Darling Sewerage Service in Cynthia A. Woods of Guilford, CT, and Helen (Parks) Costello of Worcester; her Carol’s Life was held Saturday, November Uxbridge, which was taken Mary A. Knapp of Uxbridge; 16 grandchil- brother, David Collier of Worcester; her sis- 23 at Grace Episcopal Church, 270 Main St., over by his sons John and dren and 15 great-grandchildren. ter-in-law, Beth Bisceglia of Worcester; her Oxford. Burial will be private at a later James after his retirement in He was predeceased by two sisters, Edna two closest friends, Janet Moran of North date. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- 1987. Salmon and Althea Darling. Brookfield and Barbara Beck of Holden; tions may be made to Grace Episcopal John was born June 22, 1922 Funeral services with full military hon- and was loved by children, as she could Church, 270 Main St., Oxford, MA 01540. in Uxbridge, the son of the late Lester W. ors were held Thursday, November 21, in always bring out the best in young people. Paradis Funeral Home in Oxford is and Sarah E. (Worrall) Darling. He was a the Buma Funeral Home, 101 N. Main St., She was born in Worcester, the daughter assisting with the arrangements. lifelong resident of Uxbridge and a gradu- Uxbridge. Burial was at St. Mary’s of the late Terrah and Dorothy (Ball) www.paradisfuneralhome.com ate of Uxbridge High School, class of 1940. Cemetery, Uxbridge. Mr. Darling served his country in the U.S. Memorial donations may be made to the Army as Corporal during World War II. Uxbridge Fire Department, 25 S. Main Earl F. Faneuf, Sr., 83 Before entering the Army,he married his Street, Uxbridge, MA 01569. wife and they celebrated their 71st wedding www.bumafuneralhome.com OXFORD — Earl F. was an adored great-grandfather to Emily Faneuf Sr., 83, passed Flynn, Alicia and Jordyn Wells. away peacefully at home, Earl proudly served in the U.S. Army, surrounded by his loving serving in the Honor Guard protecting Joanne M. Gates, 83 family, on November 17, President Truman during the Korean 2013. Conflict. EAST DOUGLAS — and U. Mass-Amherst. He was predeceased by He graduated from New England School Joanne M. (Martinsen) She was a homemaker and longtime sub- his loving wife of 53 of Accounting. Gates, 83, passed away stitute teacher in the Douglas school sys- years, Mary C. (Walsh) While working at MetLife, he and his Sunday,November 17, 2013 tem. Faneuf of Oxford, who wife Mary started the Oxford, Putnam and surrounded by her loving Joanne was a loving mother and grand- died in 2005; and his second Willimantic Credit Bureaus. He also start- family. mother who enjoyed spending time with wife, Betty (Sadlon) Faneuf ed, owned and operated the Instant Print Her husband of 53 her family, listening to music, playing after a brief union. He was Center in Oxford Center. years, Warren A. Gates bingo at Foxwoods and vacationing in also predeceased by his par- Earl was very active in town politics and died in 2007. Maine with her husband and son Scott. ents Edward and Nelly served as Chairman on the Oxford Housing She leaves her six chil- A Memorial Service for Joanne was held (Farnum) Faneuf; three Committee. dren, Robin A. Furno of Douglas, Gail M. Monday, November 25, at the East Douglas brothers, Howard Faneuf, He was an avid hunter, fisherman and Gates of Whitinsville, Star L. Curry and United Methodist Church, 333 Main St., Richard Faneuf, and Arthur Giroux and his gardener and animal lover. her husband Jack of Sutton, Elisa East Douglas. Burial will be at a later date sister, Ethel (Faneuf) Caissie and husband A memorial service was held Saturday, Benedetti and her husband Andrew of in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Webster. John Caissie. November 23, at the Paradis Funeral Home, Douglas, Dale W. Gates and his wife Cheryl Memorial contributions may be made to He was a dear father to Earl Faneuf Jr. 357 Main St., Oxford. Burial will be private of Milford, and Scott L. Gates of Douglas the M.S.P.C.A., 350 South Huntington Ave., and his partner Manuel Martinez, Debra at a later date. and her grandchildren, Christopher, Kelley, Boston, MA 02130 or to the East Douglas Monahan and Susan Faneuf. He was a cher- In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- Jordan and Marisa Curry,Alayna and Sara United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 822, ished grandfather to Jesslyn (Monahan) tions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Benedetti, Michaela and Emmalee Gates. East Douglas, MA 01516. Flynn and her husband Andrew, Michelle Association, 480 Pleasant St., Watertown, Joanne was born August 18, 1930 in The Robert J. Miller Funeral Home and Monahan and her fiancé Andrew MA 02472 or to the American Cancer Webster, daughter of Otto W. and Florence Lake chapel, 366 School St., Webster, direct- Schneider of Delafield, WI, Amy Society, 30 Speen St., Framingham, MA E. (Weeks) Martinsen and grew up in ed the arrangements. (Monahan) Wells and her husband Randy 01701. www.paradisfuneralhome.com Webster. On Line Guest Book: of Amelia Ohio, and John Monahan. He She graduated from Bartlett High School RJMillerfunerals.net Lawrence L. Gevry, Sr., 89 Anna Krzyston, 78 WEBSTER — Lawrence Webster Patriot. He was a freelance photog- “Larry” L. Gevry, Sr., 89, rapher for the Worcester Telegram and the of Webster, died Saturday, Catholic Free Press. DUDLEY – Anna Jan M. Krzyston in 2000 and by a sister, November 16, 2013, at Larry was a World War II, United States (Niemiec) Krzyston, 78, Katarzyna Bryniarski. Lanessa Extended Care, Navy and Merchant Marines Veteran and died Wednesday, She was born in Kluszkowce, Poland, Webster. was involved in the Normandy Invasion. November 20, 2013 in daughter of Stanislaw and Katarzyna His wife, Leona (Noga) He was a parishioner of Sacred Heart of Harrington Healthcare at (Mazgaj) Niemiec. She lived in Poland Gevry died in 1994. Jesus Church, Webster, where he served as Hubbard, Webster, after before moving here in 1982. He leaves five sons, Eucharistic Minister and Sacrastarian. being stricken ill at home. Mrs. Krzyston worked on a farm in Lawrence L. Gevry Jr. of He had a devotion to the rosary and She leaves her husband Poland. She was then a stitcher at Ethan Higganum, CT, Leonard prayed daily. of 57 years, Wojciech Allen for 20 years before retiring in 2004. Gevry of Webster, Louis His funeral Mass was held on Wednesday, Krzyston; 3 daughters, She was a communicant of Saint Andrew Gevry of Dudley, Lawrence November 20, in Sacred Heart of Jesus Janina Dojczewska and her husband Bobola Church. She enjoyed gardening and Gevry of Southbridge and Church, East Main Street, Webster. The Wieslaw of Toronto, Canada, Zofia Plewa cooking. Lloyd Gevry of East Killingly, Webster-Dudley Veterans Council provided and her husband Kazimierz of Quinebaug, Her funeral was held Saturday, CT and ten grandchildren. military honors following the Mass. CT and Jadwiga Nowak and her husband November 23, from the Sitkowski & He was predeceased by a The family requests that flowers be omit- Jozef of Dudley; 7 grandchildren, Malboeuf Funeral Home, 340 School St., sister, Rita Bohenko of Webster. ted. Donations can be made to The Agnieszka, Marcin, Katarzyna, Dorota, Webster, followed by a Mass at 11 a.m. in St. Larry was born in Webster, son of the Visitation House, 119 Endicott Street, Anna, Grzegorz and Victoria; 6 great- Andrew Bobola Church, 54 West Main late Lawrence G. and Agnes (Walsh) Gevry. Worcester, MA 01610 or Sacred Heart of grandchildren; 3 sisters, Maria Debski, Street. Burial was in St. Joseph Garden of He was the stepson of the late John Jesus Parish, East Main Street, Webster, Aniela Jankowski and Zofia Kokosinska, Peace, Webster. Henault. He lived in Webster all his life. MA 01570. all of Dudley; nieces and nephews. www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com He was a graduate of Bartlett High The Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 She was preceded in death by her son, School. School Street, Webster, directed the He was a Police Officer/Police arrangements. Photographer in Webster for 36 years. A guest book is available at www.shaw- Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home Additionally, he was a photographer for majercik.com. over 33 years for the Webster Times and the Affordable Traditional Funerals, Cremation Services, Pre-Planning Mildred Jensen, 88 and Trusts WEBSTER – Mildred Jensen; 2 nieces, 2 nephews and cousins. TRADITIONAL (Fopeano) Jensen, 88, a She was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, Includes resident of Webster and the daughter of Francis and Marion GRAVESIDE SERVICE • 20 Gauge Metal Casket North Fort Myers, FL, (Healy) Fopeano. AND BURIAL • Concrete Vault died peacefully on Friday, She graduated from St. Joseph’s • Transportation within Worcester County November 22, 2013 in Commercial High School in New York City $ & Windham County Webster Manor. She lived in 1943. plus Cemetery 3500 • Professional Staff Services & Obtaining in Franklin Square on Mrs. Jensen worked part-time as a tele- COMPLETE Charges Long Island, NY for 30 phone operator. Her main occupation was Legal Permits years before moving to being a homemaker. North Fort Myers, FL in 1981. She spent her She was a member of Saint Therese “Because We Care” summers on Webster Lake. Roman Catholic Church in Fort Myers and $ She was preceded in death by her hus- also attended Mass at Saint Louis Church DIRECT 1350 here in the summer. band of 41 years, Carl J. Jensen who died in CREMATION COMPLETE 1991 and by her son, Kenneth J. Jensen who She enjoyed golfing, playing cards and died in 2011. dancing. In Worcester County and Windham County, CT She leaves 4 children: Karen A. Jensen of RI. There are no calling hours. Her funer- Richard Majercik - Director North Fort Myers, FL; Lorraine J. Boles al will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, and her husband Richard J. Boles of East November 30, in Saint John the Evangelist Veteran Owned • 103 Years of Caring Falmouth and their children Drew J. Boles Church, 63 Church St., Slatersville. and Gregory J. Boles; Marianne McLean Donations in her name may be made to Shaw - Majercik Funeral Home and her husband John of North Smithfield, the Alzheimer’s Association (alz.org). RI and their children James McLean and Arrangements are under the direction of Madeline McLean; James Jensen and his Sitkowski & Malboeuf Funeral Home, 340 48 School Street • Webster, MA wife Maureen of Canterbury, CT and their School Street, Webster. daughter Nevada Jensen and Kenneth’s www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com (508) 943-6278 children, Brian Jensen and Katherine www.shaw-majercik.com HE EBSTER IMES www.webstertimes.net 4 • T W T • Friday, November 29, 2013 OBITUARIES ADDITIONAL OBITUARIES ON PREVIOUS PAGE Anthony T. Lechert, 62 Kenneth L. Lucier, 70

WOODSTOCK — Anthony T. Lechert, He was a machinist and toolmaker. NEEDS A FLAG He was born in Grafton, the son of the age 62, beloved husband of Vone He enjoyed fishing and being outdoors. late Alexis P. and Mary E. (Sampson) (Inthirathvongsy) Lechert, died Sunday, Donations in his memory can be made to OXFORD – Kenneth L. Lucier, and lived most of his life in November 24, 2013 at Day Kimball Hospital, the MSPCA. Lucier, 70, of Sutton Millbury and Oxford. Putnam. The Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 Avenue, died Wednesday, He graduated from St. John’s High Anthony was born in Webster, son of the School Street, Webster, MA directed the November 20, 2013, in his School in Worcester in 1961. late Anthony T. and Fleurette J. (Paquette) arrangements. home, surrounded by fam- He was a U.S. Air Force veteran serving Lechert and lived in Woodstock for many A guest book is available at www.shaw- ily. from 1962 – 1965. years. majercik.com. He is survived by his Mr. Lucier owned and operated New wife of 45 years, Dorothy England Balance Service for 25 years, retir- M. (White) Lucier of Oxford; ing in 1998. Rita M. Mandella, 93 two sons Scott E. Lucier and He was a member of St. Roch’s Church in his wife Amy of Sterling, and Oxford. Jay M. Lucier and his wife Mr. Lucier was a private pilot for many SPENCER — Rita M. She is predeceased by sons, Nicholas J. Tara of Auburn; four broth- years and enjoyed many activities includ- (Kovaleski) Mandella, 93, Mandella and Michael Mandella; a daugh- ers, Albert P. Lucier of ing, camping, boating, and riding his of Pine Acres, formerly of ter, Linda Mandella; a granddaughter, Worcester, Walter J. Lucier motorcycle. Most of all, he enjoyed spend- Oxford and Cherry Valley, Angela Mandella and a grandson, Nicholas and his wife Charlotte of Rutland, Daniel ing time with his grandchildren. died peacefully surround- Mandella. W. Lucier and his wife Connie of A funeral Mass was held Tuesday, ed by her family on Born in Southbridge, she was the daugh- Hubbardston, and James L. Lucier and his November 26, 2013, at St. Roch’s Church, 332 Thursday, Nov. 21. ter of Joseph and Josephine (Koveleski) wife Barbara of Lady Lake, FL; two sisters, Main St., Oxford. Burial will be private at a She was the wife of Kovaleski and lived many years in Cherry Susan B. Evans and her husband John of later date. Nicholas Mandella who Valley, and 11 years in Oxford before mov- Raymond, NH, and Judith E. Hannum of In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- died in 2007. She leaves ing to Spencer in 2013. Waterville, ME; four grandchildren, Skylar, tions may be made to St. Roch’s Church, 334 three sons, Joseph Mandella of Cherry Rita was a former member of St. Anne’s Jason, Morganne, and Camden; and many Main St., Oxford, MA 01540, to be used at Valley, Steven Mandella and his wife Parish in Oxford. nephews and nieces. the discretion of the pastor. Michelle of Cherry Valley and Tod and his She enjoyed reading, crochet, bird watch- He was predeceased by a brother, Paradis Funeral Home in Oxford, direct- wife Cheryl of Webster; a daughter-in-law, ing, playing cards and the Red Sox. Leonard Woodward; and a sister, Celeste ed the arrangements. www.paradisfuneral- Linda Mandella of Spencer with whom she Her funeral was held on Monday, Nov. 25 Gilchrist. home.com lived; her brother, Eugene Kovaleski and from the Morin Funeral Home, 1131 Main his wife Jessie of Tucson, Ariz.; 11 grand- St., Leicester followed by a Mass in Our children, Regina, Kristina, Joseph, Lady of the Rosary Church, 7 Church St., Michael, Brad, Jenna, Jenifer, Nicholas, Spencer. Burial was in St. Joseph’s Wayne A. Resener, Jr., 70 Andrea and Shayna Mandella and Cemetery, Leicester. Stephanie Forester; 6 great-grandchildren, In lieu of flowers, contributions may be DUDLEY — Wayne A. Dudley Sportsmen’s Club, a member of the Logan, Ryder, Chloe, Olivia, Anthony and made to a charity of the donor’s choice. Resener, Jr., 70, of Rhode Island Mobile Sport Fisherman, a Addelin; a great-great-granddaughter, www.morin-morrison.com Ramshorn Road, passed member of the Dudley Conservation Penny Lane, nieces and nephews. away Tuesday, November Commission, and was a member of the 19, 2013 at University of Worcester Veterans Center. Massachusetts /Memorial Wayne was born in Webster, son of Irene T. Robidoux, 92 Hospital, University Wayne A. and Helen (Zajac) Resener, Sr.and Campus in Worcester. has lived in Dudley many years. NORTH OXFORD – She was born in North Oxford, the He leaves his wife of 43 He was a truck driver for many years for Irene T. (Gallant) daughter of the late William and Agnes years, Audrey J. (Miller) Worcester County Newspapers. Robidoux, 92, of (Montville) Gallant, and lived in Rochdale Resener; 4 sons, Matthew W. Wayne’s funeral was held Saturday, Southbridge Road, died and North Oxford for most of her life. Resener and his partner November 23 in the Robert J. Miller- Friday, November 15, 2013, She was a member of St. Ann’s Church in Tammie of Worcester, Jason Charlton Funeral Home, 175 Old Worcester at her daughter’s home in North Oxford. C. Resener and his wife Lisa of Road, Charlton. Burial with Military Parrish, FL. She loved history,the beach, and her fam- Southbridge, Michael D. Honors was in Waldron Cemetery in She was predeceased by ily. She enjoyed all types of family events, Resener and his wife Dudley. her husband of 43 years, including being the reigning champion in Elizabeth of Charlton, and In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- Arthur A. Robidoux of the family March Madness Pool. Benjamin E. Resener and his wife Jessica of tions may be made to Fisher House North Oxford, who died in 1984; her daugh- She will be dearly missed by all friends Sturbridge; 6 grandchildren, Lindsay, Foundation, 1400 V.F.W. Parkway, West ter, Gail Metcalf of North Oxford, who died and family. Kaitlyn, Julia, Colin, Elyse and Trevor and Roxbury, MA 02132 or Worcester Veterans’ in 2013; her sister, Helen LaFlamme and A funeral Mass was held Thursday many nieces and nephews. Center, 691 Grafton St., Worcester, MA two brothers, Clarence and Bill Gallant. November 21, at St. Ann’s Church, 652 Main Wayne served in the U. S. Army during 01604. She is survived by two children, Jeffrey St., North Oxford. The burial was at St. the Vietnam War. Guest Book for Wayne at Robidoux and his wife, Marie of Charlton, Roch’s Cemetery in Oxford. He was past president of the former RJMillerfunerals.net. and Dorothy Pierce and her husband, Donations can be made to the VNA Care Dwight of Parrish, FL; her son-in-law, Network & Hospice 120 Thomas St. William Metcalf of North Oxford; two Worcester MA 01608. Helen P. Shedd, 80 brothers, Steven and Skip Gallant; a sister, Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main St., Rita Gravel; 7 grandchildren, 14 great- Oxford, directed the arrangements. grandchildren, and many nephews and www.paradisfuneralhome.com RUTLAND — Helen P. great-grandson, Joseph Morra. nieces. (Aliberti) Shedd, 80, of She was predeceased by a sister, Lucille Rutland, MA, died Kvaracein of Shrewsbury. Monday, November 18, Helen was born in Hyde Park-Boston, 2013 at UMASS Memorial daughter of the late Andrew and Anna William A. Waller, Jr., 50 Health Care, Worcester. (Merola) Aliberti and lived in Worcester She leaves a son, Wesley and Oxford before moving to Rutland 20 WORCESTER — William A. Waller Jr., He was a self-employed carpenter for Shedd of Shrewsbury; a years ago. 50, of Worcester, died Saturday, November many years. daughter, Patricia She was an LPN, and was formerly 23, 2013 at Saint Vincent Hospital, There are no calling hours. Browning and her hus- employed by Worcester City Hospital. Worcester. Funeral services and burial are private. band Robert Browning of Paxton; a broth- She was a member of the Seventh Day He leaves his wife, Nancy (Winner) Donations may be made to Nazareth er, Gus Aliberti of Boston; a sister, Rose Adventist Church in Shrewsbury. Waller; his parents, William A. Waller Sr. of Home for Boys, 77 Mulberry Street, Reed of Hyde Park; her grandchildren, There are no calling hours. A Celebration Minnesota and Margaret A. Waller of Leicester, MA 01524. Mary Jean Shedd, George Shedd, Wesley of Life will be private. Worcester; two sisters, Vicky Leone of Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 School Shedd 4th, Helen Kuntz, Elizabeth Please omit flowers. Donations can be Milford and Vivanne Waller of North Street, Webster is directing arrangements. Browning, Thomas Browning and Robert made to the MSPCA. Carolina. A guest book is available at www.shaw- Browning III; great-grandchildren, Mia Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 School He was born in Framingham and lived in majercik.com. Samantha Shedd, Bella Renee Shedd, Gavin Street, Webster is directing arrangements. Worcester most of his life. Maximino Shedd, Jerry Kuntz Jr., Jason A guest book is available at www.shaw- Kuntz and Britni Browning an d a great- majercik.com. Joel E. Williams, III, 66 Send all obituary notices to the WOODSTOCK — Joel E. Williams III, 66, Celebration of Life was held on Sunday, of Woodstock, CT, died Thursday, November 24 at the Valley Spring November 21, 2013. Sportsmen’s Club. He leaves his wife, Deborah (Eckert) Donations in his memory can be made to Webster Times, PO Box 90, Williams. He also leaves, Amy and Richard the Valley Springs Sportsmen’s Big Fish Bowen, Jacob and Caleb Bowen; Erik and Fund, 65 Valley Road, North Caroline Todd and family; Jessica and Grosvenordale, CT 06255 or the Putnam Jeremy Watkins and family; Devon and Fish & Game, 110 Stonebridge Road, Southbridge, MA 01550, or by e-mail Jeremy Barnes and family, Kayla Todd. He Woodstock, CT 06281. also leaves his sisters, Lynn von Conta, Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 School Susan Clayton and Jean Williams, and Street, Webster is in charge of arrange- to [email protected]. countless special friends. ments. His passion was for outdoor life. A guest book is available at www.shaw- There are no calling hours. A majercik.com.

Courtesy photos weapon, threatening to commit a crime, possession of a Police execute large seizure Class D substance with the intent to distribute, trafficking WEBSTER — On Nov. 21, a Class A substance, trafficking a Class B substance, of drugs, guns, cash as a result of an investiga- unlawful possession of a firearm without a license to tion conducted by carry, unlawful possession of ammunition. Detectives Fernandez was held at the Webster Police Department. James Hoover He was arraigned at the Dudley District Court on Nov. 22. and Steven Cacciapouti, police execut- ed a search warrant at 310 Thompson Road, apartment 311. As a result, detectives, with the assistance of Webster Canine Officer Aaron Suss and his partner Red, recovered a 38-caliber handgun, a 25-caliber handgun, 3.5 ounces of marijuana, 22 grams of crack, 61 grams of heroin, 7 grams of cocaine. The drugs have a street valued believed to be around $8,000. There was also ammunition seized as well as an undisclosed amount of cash. John Fernandez, 44, of the above address, was charged with domestic assault and battery, assault and battery with a dangerous www.webstertimes.net HE EBSTER IMES Friday, November 29, 2013 • T W T • 5 CHURCH LISTINGS WEBSTER CALENDAR The Church of the Reconciliation (Episcopal), 5 North Main Street, Webster Rector: The Rev. Janice Ford The calendar page is a free service offered come your attendance. Join us for this fun noon Saturday, Dec. 14 at the Oxford High Sunday services of Holy Eucharist: 9:00 a.m. (tra- for listings for government, educational and and lively evening, be our guest and discov- School Cafeteria. The Pancake Breakfast ditional with choir in the church); 11:00 a.m. non-profit organizations. Send all calendar er what our Woman’s Club is all about. For will be served from 8 to 11 a.m. The cost is $5 (informal, non-traditional, contemporary service in the Upper Parish Hall) listings and happenings by mail to Ann more information, send an email to for adults and $3 for children 3-12. There is Christian Formation Sundays at 10:00 a.m.: Tremblay at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box 90, [email protected]. no charge for children under 3. Pictures Godly Play (children 3-6 years old); Sunday school Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at (508) 764- with Santa are $3. Visit the vendors to find (children 7-12 years old) 8015 or by e-mail to atremblay@stonebridge- perfect holiday gifts. There will also be raf- Nursery available Sundays 9 a.m. to noon press.com. Please write “calendar” in the sub- FRIDAY fles. Bring a non-perishable food item to be (parental supervision) Fellowship: Sundays10:00-10:50 a.m. ject line. All calendar listings must be submit- donated to the Oxford Food Pantry and get a Weekday service of Holy Eucharist: First, third ted by 3 p.m. on Friday to be published in the free raffle ticket. Sponsored by Operation and fourth Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. (parish hall) following Friday’s edition. We will print such DECEMBER 6 Graduation 2014. Website: www.reconciliationweb.org listings as space allows. Phone: 508-943-8714 WEBSTER — The 6th Annual Tree Lighting in Webster will take place on CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC NATIONAL Friday, December 6 from 6-8 p.m. at the SUNDAY CHURCH. For information, contact: Father Brian FRIDAY Webster Town Hall. After a tree lighting cer- D. McIntyre, SCR (508) 641-5672 saintjoseph5672 emony on the common, there will be carol- @yahoo.com. Holy Mass every Sunday at 4 p.m DECEMBER 8 Prayers for healing on the, 2nd and 4th ing with Webster school choirs, a dance per- Wednesdays of the month at 6:30 p.m. NOVEMBER 29 formance, face painting, refreshments and WEBSTER — The United Church of OXFORD — There will be an 18+ Game photos with Santa (bring your camera) Christ, Federated of Webster will host FAITH ASSEMBLY OF GOD, corner of Lincoln Night from 6 to 11 p.m. Friday,Nov. 29 in the inside. Free and open to the public. Soprano Edna Tilander of Holden, who will and Nelson streets. (508) 943-6758. The Rev. Kent Whitecotten. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. church hall at St. Roch’s Church in Oxford. Donations of unwrapped toys for local chil- be performing a program of secular and www.faithassemblywebster.com. Refreshments provided. Join us for a night dren in need will also be accepted. Hosted by non-secular music at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8. of board and card games. Feel free to bring The Webster Dudley Business Alliance and This program is free to the public and made CHURCH OF CHRIST-WEBSTER, 168 Main St. your own games as well. For more informa- sponsored by Christopher Heights of possible through the generosity of The in the “Joslin House,” corner of Mechanic Street. (508) 765-6067. Evangelist Peter Capoccia. Bible tion, call Nicole at 508-943-1075. Webster, Hometown Bank, Gentex Optics & Janet Malser Foundation. There will be a study Sundays, 9 a.m., worship Sundays, 10:30 a.m. The Webster First Federal Credit Union. For post-concert reception in the church’s more information, call Caryl at 508-949-1452. Fellowship Hall where everyone will have FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WEBSTER, SATURDAY an opportunity to meet Mrs. Tildaner. The 33 E. Main St. (508) 943-3554. The Rev. Thomas B. DUDLEY — Festival of (Giving) Trees church is handicap accessible. Harmon. Sundays, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Adults’ and children’s Sunday school, 10 a.m. Educational Program, a Feature NOVEMBER 30 Documentary Film Screening “A Town HOLY TRINITY POLISH, NATIONAL DUDLEY — The Calvary Assembly of Fights Back: The Toms River Story” from THURSDAY CATHOLIC CHURCH, 68 Lake St. (508) 943-0608. noon to 2 p.m. Dec. 6 at Tri-State Toyota and Rev. Robert Fredrickson. Holy Mass in English God, 105 Southbridge Road, Dudley is hold- every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. All are welcome. ing a “Warm Stuff Drive” from 8 a.m. to 2 Scion, 191 West Main Street, Dudley.Special p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30. Dudley. We will be gust is Cheryl Osimo, Executive Director of DECEMBER 12 SACRED HEART OF JESUS, 18 E. Main St. (508) excepting donations including new and gen- the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition OXFORD —The free “Parent and Child 943-3140. The Rev. Adam Reid. Saturdays, 4 p.m. and Outreach Co-Founder of Silent Spring Sundays, 9 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday morning tly used coats, hats, mittens, scarves, blan- Together Time” group will meet from 4 to worship a 8 a.m. and 10 a.m., June, July and kets, sleeping bags, boots, slippers/socks Institute. Free refreshments. Pre-registra- 5:15 p.m. in the Children’s Room at the August. and sweaters. Anything to keep a body tion is required. Seats are limited. To Oxford Library. There will be stories and warm. Donations will be distributed to reserve a seat, email Cheryl Osimo at chery- more. Have fun with your child through SHARING GOD’S LOVE MINISTRY, those in need in the Dudley area. [email protected]. play, socialize with others, participate in 9 E. Main St. (508) 949-6497. Pastor Richard Mongeon. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Services, 11 a.m. “Raising a Reader” lending library and Wednesday bible study, 6 p.m. All are welcome. understand your child’s development Handicapped accessible. SUNDAY SATURDAY through the “Ages & Stages Help Me Grow” program. This is for children ages 2-5. STS. CONSTANTINE AND HELEN CHURCH, 35 Parkway. (508) 943-8361 The Rev. Luke A. DECEMBER 7 Children must be accompanied by a parent. Veronis. Divine Liturgy Sundays, 9:30 a.m. DECEMBER 1 Group size is limited to 12 children. You Wednesday 6:30 Supplication to the Virgin Mary OXFORD — The Oxford Bandstand DUDLEY and WEBSTER — Dudley Boy must pre-register by calling Danielle followed by Bible Study at 7:15p.m, and Saturday Scout Troop 273 Popcorn Sale from 9 a.m. to Morrow at 508-987-6050, ext. 1126. Sponsored morning bible study 6:30 a.m. Saturday Vespers Committee will hold the annual Christmas 6:00 p.m. Lighting Ceremony at the Oxford 2 p.m. December 7 at by South County Community Partnership. Bandstand, Main Street, Oxford, on Sunday, Park and Shop in Dudley and Shaw’s in Funded through the MA Department of ST. JOSEPH BASILICA, St. Joseph Basilica, 53 December 1, at 6:30 p.m. The ceremonies at Webster. Early Education and Care. Whitcomb St., Webster, MA 01570, 508-943-0467, the Bandstand will feature the Oxford High www.mass.gov/eec. Rev. Monsignor Anthony Czarnecki, Saturdays, 4 DUDLEY — The First Congregational p.m., Sundays, 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. (Polish), 8:15 a.m. School Madrigal Choir and Brass, a live pag- and 9:30 a.m. (English), Holy Day Vigil, 5 p.m., eant and the arrival of Santa Claus at 7 p.m. Church of Dudley,135 Center Road is having Holy Day Masses, 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. (English) Hayrides around the Joslin Park will take a Christmas Fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. FRIDAY 5:00 p.m. and 7 pm (Polish) 7 p.m. (Bi-lingual). place after the arrival of Santa Claus. Free Saturday, December 7. The fair will include crafters and vendors, a Christmas and gift ST. LOUIS CHURCH, 15 Lake St. (508) 943-0240. hot chocolate and cookies will be served in DECEMBER 13 The Rev. William F. Sanders. Saturdays, 8 a.m. and the tent. The Christmas Lighting Ceremony shop, bake sale, pictures with Santa, a bas- 5 p.m. Sundays, 7, 9 and 11 a.m. (English) and 12:30 is funded through the Cecelia Smolenski ket drawing and a handmade quilt drawing. DUDLEY — The Shepherd Hill Choirs p.m. (Spanish). Millette Charitable Trust. Shepherd Hill’s women’s show choir Present the fourth annual “Holiday “Mystique” will perform at 11 a.m. Great Spectacular” at 7 p.m Friday,Dec. 13 and at 7 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST FEDERATED food and fun for all ages! A Goods and UCC Federated is a Methodist and UCC congrega- p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14. This Radio City tion, welcoming ecumenical diversity. WEDNESDAY Service auction will take place at 2 PM. Music Hall style show is a great way to get 4 Church Street, Webster, MA, 01570, Phone: 508- Childcare and movies will be provided dur- into the Holiday spirit! Join Frosty and all 943-0061, Web site: www.uccfedwebster.org, ing the auction. For more information and a his friends for some high-energy entertain- E-mail: [email protected]. DECEMBER 4 list of auction items, visit Sunday service at 9:45 a.m. with coffee hour at ment featuring the award winning 10:45 a.m. Office hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00 a.m.- OXFORD — The Barnes & Noble www.Christmasfair2013.com. Shepherd Hill Show Choirs, Chamber 1:00 p.m. Bible study: Wednesdays 12:00-2:30 p.m. Bookfair supporting the Oxford Middle Singers and Women’s choir,along with some Our services are handicapped accessible. School Library will be held Dec. 4 at the WEBSTER – Help us create an elder care very talented soloists. And rumor has it that Barnes & Nable at the Shoppes at community that treats patients like family. Santa himself will be paying a visit. An DUDLEY Blackstone Valley. There will be free gift- Green Center for Assisted Living evening of fun for the whole family. Please CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, wrapping by the OMS Student Council from Fundraiser will be held from noon to 6 p.m. reserve your tickets by contacting Connie 105 Southbridge Road. (508) 949-3711. 4 to 8 p.m. The OMS National Junior Honor Saturday, Dec. 7 at the Polish American Vanco Galli, at (508)-943-6700 x182, Pastor Tony Hamilton. Sundays, 10:30 a.m. Citizens Club, 37 Harris St., Webster, featur- [email protected] or purchased online at Adult Bible study, Wednesdays, 7 p.m. society Story Times will be from 4 to 5:30 p.m. The OMS Chamber Choir will perform ing a Polish-American buffet, a DJ, and a http://www.shepherdhillchorus.com/holi- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF at 6 p.m. A percentage of your purchases cash bar. Advance tickets are $25 each and day-spectacular.html. DUDLEY, Conant Memorial, United Church of will benefit the Oxford Middle School. tickets at the door are $30 each. Advanced Christ, 135 Center Road. (508) 943-7320. Rev. John tickets may be purchased online at R. White. Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Sunday School http://greencenterfundraiser.eventbrite.co SATURDAY 10 a.m. Nursery provided. Adult Study Sun. 8:30 m or by check, payable to Elizabeth Fras, 15 a.m.. Open & Affirming Congregation. All are wel- THURSDAY come. Handicapped Accessible. Aldrich Street, Webster, MA 01570. www.uccdudley.org. DECEMBER 14 DECEMBER 5 WEBSTER — St. Anne School Annual ST. ANDREW BOBOLA, 54 W. Main St. (508) 943- OXFORD — “One Bethlehem Night,” a Craft Fair will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p .m. dramatic Christmas musical, will be pre- 5633. The Rev. Joseph Szwach. Saturdays, 4:45 p.m. OXFORD — Grandma (and Grandpa) and Saturday,Dec. 7 in the hall/gymnasium at 11 Sundays, 9:15 a.m. (in Polish), 8 and 10:30 a.m. (in Me! Have fun with your grandchild ages 2 sented by the Oak Hill Bible Church Music English). Day St., Webster. More than 30 professional Department at 3 and 7p.m. Saturday, through 5 through play, connect with other crafters. Find unique Christmas gifts, enjoy ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH, grandparents caring for their grandchil- December 14 and at 3 p.m. on Sunday, great food and take a chance at the raffle December 15 at the Oak Hill Bible Church. 22 Dudley Hill Road. (508) 943-0470. The Rev. dren and participate in “Raising a Reader” table. Free admission. Joseph Marcotte. Sat., 4 p.m. Sun., 8:30 and 11 a.m. lending library. Groups will meet from 10- 40 Sacarrappa Road in Oxford. The 11:15 a.m. at the Oxford Library Children’s Christmas story comes to life in this inspir- OXFORD — The Oxford Woman’s Club ing dramatic musical focusing on the OXFORD Room. Accompanied by grandparent. Group will meet at 7 p.m. December 3 at the Oxford THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF sizes are limited to 12 children. You must humanity of the people who witnessed Senior Center. The Community Service Christ’s birth. The telephone number is LATTER-DAY SAINTS, 49 Old Webster Rd., register. There is no charge. For more infor- Project this month is “Operation Santa.” Oxford. 508-987-1083. Bishop C. Todd Burt. mation contact Danielle Morrow at 508-987- 508/987-0287. More information will be avail- Sundays, 10 a.m. Following our meeting we will have a able online at www.oakhillbible.org. The 6050 x 1126. Sponsored by South County Holiday Party and Christmas Ornament FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH Community Partnership. Funded through church is wheelchair accessible and admis- Exchange. All woman from the surrounding sion is free to everyone, childcare will be OXFORD, 693 Main St. (508) 987-5633. Pastor the MA Department of Early Education and towns are welcome to attend. Renee D. Kaufman. Sundays, 9:15 a.m. Care. www.mass.gov/eec. provided at all the shows for children ages birth-three years. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF OXFORD DUDLEY — The Dudley Lions Club pres- 355 Main St., (508) 987-2211, The Rev. Dr. Barry J. NORTH OXFORD — Jack and Jill ents its Annual Pancake Breakfast with McCarthy Preschool is welcoming a new author, Holly Santa on Saturday, December 7, 2013 at Worship and Sunday School 1st through 12th Peckskamp to speak about her book “Always THURSDAY grades, Sundays, 9:30 a.m. Nursery care provided. Shepherd Hill Regional High School from A Loveolution” at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 5 7:30 to 11 a.m. Santa will be available for pic- Handicap accessible. at the First Baptist Church. After the talk www.oxfordfirstucc.org. tures all morning. Pictures can be pur- DECEMBER 19 will be a silent auction and venders. Please chased during the breakfast. Breakfast GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 268 Main St., RSVP to Jack and Jill as seating is limited includes all you can eat Pancakes, OXFORD — Grandma (and Grandpa) and Oxford: Holy Eucharist, Saturdays 5 p.m., Sundays 508-987-3085. Scrambled Eggs and Sausage. The cost for Me! Have fun with your grandchild ages 2 10:30 a.m., Wednesdays 9:30 a.m. Father Alfred T.K. through 5 through play, connect with other Zadig. Support group September through June at the breakfast is $5 for adults and $3 for chil- 270 Main St., for any with loved ones in danger of DUDLEY — The Dudley Woman’s Club dren ages 6-12. There is no charge for chil- grandparents caring for their grandchil- suicide second Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. For will share an evening of seasonal celebra- dren under 6. The profits from this event dren and participate in “Raising a Reader” more information call (508) 987-1004 or visit tion and good cheer at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 5 at the lending library. Groups will meet from 10- [email protected]. will support Lions Charities that include Black Tavern, Center Road, Dudley. The Sight and Hearing needs, Holiday Baskets, 11:15 a.m. at the Oxford Library Children’s OAK HILL BIBLE CHURCH, 40 Sacarrappa DWC Board of Directors invites members and Scholarships. In conjunction with other Room. Accompanied by grandparent. Group Road. (508) 987-0287. Senior Pastor Glenn Rice. and friends to join in an evening of fun and Lions Clubs we provide funding for eye sizes are limited to 12 children. You must Sundays, 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. good food! Members are asked to voluntari- research in Massachusetts and across the register. There is no charge. For more infor- ly bring an unwrapped gift or gift card United States. For more information regard- mation contact Danielle Morrow at 508-987- OXFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, appropriate for a teenager for the Dudley 6050 x 1126. Sponsored by South County 465 Main Street (508) 987-5378, the Rev Wanda ing the Dudley Lions please call Nancy at Santos-Perez. Sunday Worship 10:00 am - Nursery Police Department’s Annual Holiday drive 508-987-2323 or Lou at 508-943-2623. Community Partnership. Funded through Care provided. to support families in town. The Dudley the MA Department of Early Education and Coffee & Fellowship following worship. ALL Woman’s Club is open to all women from Care. www.mass.gov/eec. WELCOME OXFORD — Santa’s Breakfast and Dudley and surrounding towns, and we wel- Holiday Bazaar will be held from 8 a.m. to ST. ANN’S CHURCH, 652 Main St. (508) 987-8892. Pastor Michael Lavallee. Saturdays, 4 p.m. Sundays, 9 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

ST. ROCH’S CHURCH, 334 Main St. (508) 987-8987. Rev. Michael Roy. Saturdays, 4 p.m. Sundays, 8:30, 11:00 a.m.. • 25,000 Unique Visitors Every Week! TABERNACLE OF PRAISE ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 8 Maple Road. (508) 987-7707. The Rev. Sue Lynch. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Bible study, Wednesdays, 7 p.m. • One Million Hits a Month ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH, 70 S. Main St. 508- 987-1248, Sunday Worship 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Nancy Beckwith. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. All are welcome. www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Handicapped accessible. HE EBSTER IMES www.webstertimes.net 6 • T W T • Friday, November 29, 2013 NEWS BRIEFS

Charlton Fire Department. In addition, the Office of the Zoning Board of center will conduct surveys of all buildings that it owns to determine the presence of Appeals Notice asbestos. “The Barton Center took immediate steps Please take notice that Dennis Boudreau to correct the violations, is now aware of its has applied to the Board of Appeals to vary responsibilities and has trained personnel the terms of the zoning bylaws, section so that this will not happen in the future,” 2.04.02 density requirements for the town of said Lee Dillard Adams, director of Dudley for the property located at 27 Cottage MassDEP’s Central Regional Office in Road, in the following respect. Worcester. “The Supplemental To allow the petitioner to apply for a vari- Environmental Project that is part of this ance reduce the minimum lot area from settlement will help the local fire depart- 43,560 square feet to 37,700 square feet. ment with its ongoing training regimen.” A public hearing will be held on Thursday, Jan. 2, at 8 p.m., at the Dudley Municipal Complex at 71 West Main St., in Room 321A, at which time you may be heard relative to Hometown Bank to offer free the granting of the variance. coin, paper money appraisals - Submitted by Zoning Board of Appeals Chairman John M. Glynn OXFORD — Have you ever wondered what those old coins or paper money are worth? Hometown Bank is going to help you answer that question with three free verbal Frost continues Holiday Care coin and paper money appraisals scheduled for three of their local branch offices in Package program December. Coin appraisal experts from Lisi & Lisi AUBURN — State Rep. Paul K. Frost (R- Coin will be available at three local Auburn), continuing a tradition now in its Hometown Bank offices on Dec. 9-11, to offer 17th year, announces he is once again look- a free verbal appraisal of your old and vin- ing for names of military servicemen and tage coins and paper money. You will have women from the towns in his district who an opportunity to learn about some of the will not be home for the holidays so he can history surrounding your coins and, more send them Christmas gift and care pack- importantly, how to protect and store your ages. collectibles to preserve their value. Frost has made this an annual tradition Courtesy photo Appraisals are slated in 15-minute time since his first term in 1997. His district is slots for from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Monday, composed of Auburn, Millbury, Precincts 2 Dec. 9 at the Hometown Bank office in and 3 in Oxford, and Precinct 4 of Charlton. ONE YEAR LATER Heritage Plaza at 569 Southbridge St., “Over the past 16 years I’ve sent these care Auburn; from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on OXFORD — On Nov.10, the one-year anniversary of the deaths of Tyler Menard and packages to express my appreciation for the Tuesday, Dec. 10 at the Hometown Bank Amanda Riopel, their son, Austin J. Menard, family and friends gathered at North servicemen and women who cannot be office at 331 Main Street, Route 131, Cemetery in Oxford, to release balloons in their memory. home for the holidays,” Frost said. “It is a Sturbridge; and, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on small gesture to honor their enormous com- Wednesday, Dec. 11 at the Hometown Bank mitment to our nation and freedom. It is office at 4 Gore Road, Webster. also a way for me to express my apprecia- “Massachusetts teachers continue to help vide a better signal of students’ readiness This event is open to the general public tion to our armed forces to let them know pave the way for the Commonwealth’s suc- for college and careers. and you need not have a Hometown Bank they are being thought of by their commu- cesses in education,” said Education AP is a rigorous academic program that account to participate, but appointments nity during a season they especially miss Secretary Matthew Malone. “I am proud offers more than 30 courses in a wide range are strongly recommended to ensure mini- being home for. I wish to thank and that the Patrick Administration’s continued of subjects and college-level assessments mal wait times. To arrange an appoint- acknowledge them and their families for investments in expanding access to high developed and scored by college and univer- ment, please visit your local Hometown their service to our nation and way of life, quality educational programs is boosting sity faculty members and experienced AP Bank office or con- wherever they may be stationed. Christmas student participation and performance on teachers. According to the College Board, a tact the Bank at the and the holiday season is a time for family AP exams that will help prepare them for score of 3 or higher on an AP exam repre- following numbers: and community and all our military men success both in the classroom and ultimate- sents the score point that is predictive of Auburn Office (508- and women should be a part of our ly, in the workforce.” college success and college graduation. 721-7623), Sturbridge thoughts, prayers and well wishes during “Each of our districts honored today, For additional information on AP, visit Office (508-347-3312) this joyous season.” along with many more across the the College Board’s website at and Webster Office The packages contain candies, cookies, Commonwealth, are providing students http://www.collegeboard.org. (508-943-6062). local newspapers and holiday greeting mes- with a rigorous course of study that will sages. prepare them for success in college and If anyone in the district has a loved one in careers,” said Elementary and Secondary Reliant Medical the military who will not be home for the Barton Center fined $31K for Education Commissioner Mitchell D. holidays, please call Frost’s office at (617) Chester. Group wel- 722-2489 or email him at improper asbestos disposal The Patrick Administration is imple- [email protected] by Monday, Dec. 9. menting a number of initiatives to ensure BOSTON — The Massachusetts Shwetha Adhikari, M.D. comes Adhikari that students are prepared for success Department of Environmental Protection beyond high school and have the necessary has assessed $31,190 in penalties to the WEBSTER — skills to fill open jobs and compete in our Barton Center for Diabetes Education, Inc. Reliant Medical Group, the locally based Man arrested after police chase increasingly global economy. The for violations of state Air Pollution Control multi-specialty medical group, is pleased to and Solid Waste regulations. announce that Shwetha Adhikari, M.D., will AUBURN — On Saturday, Nov. 16 at about Department of Elementary and Secondary The Barton Center operates Camp Joslin, practice in Reliant’s department of internal 9:30 p.m., the State Police barracks in Education is implementing a set of recom- an educational summer camp for boys with medicine at the organization’s Webster site. Sturbridge was notified by Connecticut mendations proposed by a task force of the diabetes, at 150 Richardson Road in “I’m looking forward to working along- State Police of a wrong way driver driving state’s leading educators, employers, and Charlton. side the staff in Webster, as I understand north on the southbound lanes of Route 395, academic labor experts to ensure that every In April 2012, the Charlton Fire they are well-rooted in the local communi- coming into Massachusetts from student graduates from high school ready to Department observed a Barton Center ty,”said Adhikari. “To keep patients in good Connecticut. pursue the next steps on the path to a suc- employee burning construction and demoli- health is a rewarding experience, but to Multiple calls were received as troopers cessful career or post-secondary education. tion material from a partially demolished have a deeper connection in a community responded to the area. The wrong-way driv- Schools across the Commonwealth are building. MassDEP was called in and deter- like Webster makes this job that much more er was reported to be driving at high rates of also implementing the state’s new college mined that the demolition materials con- enjoyable.” speed, and caused a crash on Route 395 in and career ready standards in English lan- tained asbestos. This waste-burning activity Adhikari received her medical degree Webster. The vehicle then continued north guage arts and Mathematics, which incor- violated numerous asbestos requirements, from Grant Medical College at Maharashtra in the southbound lanes. The erratic, wrong porate the Common Core State Standards. as well as open burning and solid waste dis- University of Health Sciences in Mumbai, way driver continued, nearly striking sever- The Department is developing online posal regulations. India. She then completed her internship at al vehicles, including a State Police cruiser. resources tools that educators can use in the A consent order signed by the Barton Unity Health System in Rochester, N.Y. and As troopers continued to track this vehi- classroom. Massachusetts is also a member Center requires the payment of $16,230 of her residency at Metrowest Medical Center cle, Trooper Jody Greene observed the vehi- a 20-state consortium that is building a next the assessed penalty, as well as the payment in Framingham. Adhikari is a board candi- cle driving straight at him at approximately generation assessment system, called of $14,960 to fund a Supplemental date for the American Board of Internal 80 mph. After Greene swerved to avoid being PARCC (Partnership for Assessment of Environmental Project that will provide Medicine. hit, he observed the car abruptly cut across Readiness for College and Careers), to pro- much-needed fire training equipment to the all lanes of traffic, causing other cars to swerve, and the vehicle exited to Route 20 in Auburn, going the wrong way on the on- ramp. Shortly thereafter, the now unoccupied vehicle was located in a parking lot of an establishment on Route 20 in Auburn. The driver of the vehicle, identified as John Zmitrukiewicz, 63, of North Grosvenordale, Conn., was located inside the establishment. After speaking with him and a brief investi- gation, Zmitrukiewicz was placed under arrest. Zmitrukiewicz will be arraigned in Worcester District Court on the following charges: Operating a motor vehicle under the influence of intoxicating liquor, failure to stop for police, leaving the scene of property damage accident and reckless operation of a motor vehicle.

Local school districts named to Courtesy photos AP District Honor Roll DANCING THE State education officials have announced that 33 Massachusetts school districts were named to the College Board’s 2013 AP NIGHT AWAY District Honor Roll for expanding access to WEBSTER — The Webster Advanced Placement (AP) curriculum and Police Department, Webster maintaining or improving the percent of Manor and Lanessa Extended students scoring 3 or higher. Care presented “Senior The following local school districts were Memories” Friday, Nov. 8 at named to the 2013 AP Honor Roll: Webster Town Hall. There was • Dudley-Charlton Regional School dancing to the music of Ron District Stone, along with snacks and • Northbridge Public Schools drinks. • Webster Public Schools (District has 30 percent or greater enrollment of students who qualify for free/reduced lunch) According to the College Board, Massachusetts had the fifth most number of school districts earning a spot on the honor roll. Pennsylvania had the most districts recognized, with 40. A total of 477 districts across the U.S. and Canada were selected for www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com the 4th Annual AP Honor Roll. www.webstertimes.net HE EBSTER IMES Friday, November 29, 2013 • T W T • 7 THE GREAT WHISKEY & LIQUEURS

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SOLD SOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLD SOLD SOLDSOLD DUDLEY - WEBSTER – 13 Scenic Ave! 8 Rm WEBSTER – WEBSTER – SUTTON - LAKE SINGLETARY! DUDLEY – 43 Healy Rd! 8 Rm Center DUDLEY – 24 Camelot/Mason Rd Ext! DUDLEY – 189 Ramshorn Rd! 404 Dresser Hill Road! 12 Deerfield Dr! NE “2009” 5,445' 15 Rm Custom Colonial! Gentleman's Farm or for All the Toys! 11 Rm Cape w/4 Rm In-Law Custom Contemp! Cherry Kit w/Granite New England Commons! Adult 55+! Commons 55+! 5 Rm 1,357’! Open Flr Hall Colonial! Brick Frplc Fam Rm! 2,350’ 7 Rm Colonial! 1+Acre Corner & Corian! Cathedral Beamed Liv Rm! 3 4.65 Acres! Sunsets & Expansive Lake Formal Liv Rm! Din Rm w/Bay Window! Lot! Kit w/ Island! Formal Din Rm Spacious 6 Rm Country Ranch! Built Apartment! 1.13 Acres! Center 2 Bdrms! 1 to 2 Baths/Master! Plan! Applianced Granite Kit Views! Fantastic Master Suite! Super 2000! 2 Car Attached! 2 Car Detached! Island Kit! 3-5 Bdrms! Hardwoods! 3 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Applianced! Granite! Hrdwds, Tile & w/Breakfast Bar! Din w/Built-In Country Kit w/Din Area! 4 Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Spacious Liv Rm! Frplcd Fam Hrdwds & Tile! 2 Car Garage! In Applianced Granite Kit w/Cherry w/Ample Closet Space! Master Bath! Rm w/Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! Master 30x40 "Morton" Building! Cathedral Full Baths! 2 Car Detached Garage! Carpet! Basements! Garage! C/Air! Granite Desk! Liv & Din Rms Cabinets! Lower Level Fam Rm w/Kit & 2.5 Baths Total! Full Basement! Bath! 2.5 Baths! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! Ceiling Kit, Din & Liv Rms! Listed by Another SOLD by Ground Pool! Fenced Yard! Listed by Security! Community Center! Walking w/Hrdwds! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2 Applianced! Laundry Rm! Farmer's Century21 Lake Realty Another SOLD by Century21 Lake Trails! Low Fees! Convenient! Baths! Laundry Rm! Garage! C/Air! Theatre! 5 Bdrms! 4.5 Baths! Office Buderus Furnace! 2 Car Attached Farmer’s Porch! Deck! 27’AG Pool! $257,000.00 Over 3 Car Garage! $1,225,000.00 Garage! $239,900.00 $279,900.00 Porch! Deck! 2Acres! $259,900.00 $310,000.00 Realty! From $234,900.00 Full Basement! $272,900.00

SOLDSOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD POMFRET, CT - Charming CHARLTON – 47 AF Putnam Rd! DUDLEY - 19 Fairfield Dr! 7 Rm DOUGLAS – 46 Hemlock St! DOUGLAS – 97 NW Main St! DOUGLAS – 13 Towle Court! 7 Rm DOUGLAS – 17 Sunset Dr! 7 Rm WEBSTER – 3 Beach St! Across Colonial Bed & Breakfast! 16 Rms! 9 Rm Grand Foyer Colonial! 2 Acres! Split Entry! Appliance Kitchen! Frplc Gentleman's Farm! 2.44 Acres! New Gentleman’s Horse Farm! 6 Rm Colonial! Colonial w/Country Setting! Applianced Colonial w/Farmers Porch! Kit From WEBSTER LAKE! 7 Rm Colonial 7 Bdrms! 7.5 Bathrms! 6 Acres! Huge Barn! Applianced Corian Kit! Liv Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling! 3 Appl. Granite Kit w/Beamed Ceiling! Din 3 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 4 Stall Barn, Loft for Country Granite Kit w/Cherry Cabinets w/Center Isl! Frplcd Great Rm Built 2003 – Updated 2013! Frplcd Frplc Liv Rm! Formal Din Rm! Wide Rm w/Built-ins! Liv Rm! Fam Rm 800 Bales! Tack Rm! Multiple Shelters! w/Cathedral Ceiling! Formal Din & Fam Rm, Applianced Kit, Din Area & Beautiful Grounds! Fully Equipped Bdrms! Master Bath! 2 Baths! & Tile Flr! Frplc Liv Rm! Master w/Walk- Kitchen! Hrdwds! French Doors! 3 Pine Flrs Throughout! 4 Bdrms! w/Sliders to Flower Gardens! 5 Bdrms! 2 Near State Forest Trails! InGr Pool! In Closet & Bath! Fam Rm! Office/4th Liv Rms! Hrdwds, Tile & Wall to Liv Rm All w/Hrdwd Floors! 3 Bdrms! Frplcs! As a Residence, Master Suite w/Cathedral Ceilings! Garages! Listed by Another SOLD by Baths! 40x50’ Horse Barn w/Attached Country Kit w/Pantry! Recent Roof & Bdrm! Hrdwd Flrs! Ceiling Fans! 1st Flr Wall! Central Air! Listed by Another 13x17.6 Master! 2nd & 3rd Bdrms Business or Both! 2.5 Baths! Finished Lower Level! Century21 Lake Realty! Workshop/Tack Rm! 3 Garages W/Loft! Windows, Hrdwd Flrs! Country Living at Laundry w/1/2 Bath! Deck & Brick Patio! SOLD by Century21 Lake Realty w/Hrdwds! C/Air! Bring your Boat! $535,000.00 $389,900.00 $250,000.00 $319,900.00 its Best! $349,900.00 $319,900.00 $320,000.00 $218,900.00 House Lots For Sale

DOUGLAS – 60A NW Main - 3.5 Ac $79,900 DUDLEY – 187 Ramshorn – 2 Ac NEWNEW PRICEPRICE $54,900 reducedON NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD WEBSTER – THOMPSON – DUDLEY – DUDLEY – 17 Fairfield Dr! 9 Rm WEBSTER - – 8 Blueberry Lane! SUTTON – 5 Putnam Hill Rd! 10 Rm DUDLEY – 191 Ramshorn – 2 Ac 33 Killdeer Island! 20 Babula Rd! Better 2 Dudley Oxford Rd! HUGE WEBSTER - 14 Whitcomb St! DEPOSIT Webster Lake Access w/Killdeer Isl Cape! Appliance Kit! 25’ Frplcd Liv 8 Rm Garrison Colonial Set On 1.35 "Cole-Woodbury Place" A Landmark $79,900 than New 3 Yr Young Split! 1.12 Acres! 9 Rm Colonial! 2 Story Grand Entry! Spacious 4 FAMILY! 6/6/6/4 Rms! 3/3/3/1 Acres! Custom Updated Granite Kit! for All Who Traveled through Sutton! Assoc Membership - Swimming & Privacy! Open Floor Plan! SS Frplcd Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Applianced Kit Bdrms! Covered Porches w/New Rm w/Hrdwd Flr! Din Rm! 4 Bdrms! Formal Din & Liv Rms w/Hrdwds! Frplcd THOMPSON/Webster Line – Boating! 2 Car Detached Garage w/14’ Appliance Kit w/Isl! Kit & Liv Rm w/Ceramic Tile! 4Bdrms! Master Bdrm Antique Gambrel Circa 1724 in $64,900 Railings & Composite Decking! Hrdwd Master Suite w/Bath! 2.5 Baths! Fam Rm w/Hrdwds! Spacious Master Virtually its Original Greatness! 2.49 Ac Ceilings! 6 Rm Split Entry! 1.17 Acres! w/Cathedral Ceiling! 3 Large Bdrms w/Walk-in Closet & Master Bath! 2.5 Flrs! Separate Utilities! 1st Floor Lower Level Walk-out Fam Rm! Suite w/Office! 3 Bdrms! C/Air! 2 Car Gardens on the North & South WEBSTER – W. Point Rd - .67 Ac Din & Liv Rm! Applianced Kit! 3 Master w/His/Hers Closets! 2 Baths! 2 Baths Total! Walk-out Finished Lower Recently Remodeled! Recent Vinyl Deck! AG Pool! 2 Car Garage! Garage! 50 Yr Metal Roof! $49,900 Bdrms! Fam Rm Potential! 2 Car Z Oil Heat! 2 Car Garage! Level! 1/2Acre Corner Lot! Gas Heat! Lawns! Private 2+ Acres! 5 Bdrms! SOLD $219,900.00 Siding & Windows! 2 Car Garage! $274,900.00 $289,900.00 2.5 Baths! $339,900.00 Attached Garage! $211,999.00 $279,900.00 $219,900.00

SOLD SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT MILLBURY – Ramshorn Pond! 59 Davis SUTTON - LAKE SINGLETARY! DUDLEY – 9 Fairfield Dr! 7 Rm English OXFORD – 28 Charlton St! 13 Rm DUDLEY - 26 Mill Street! 4 WEBSTER – 32 Second Island Rd! WEBSTER – 50 Upper Gore! WEBSTER – 13 Birch Drive! Rd! Full Recreational! East Expo - Beautiful Young Custom Built 8+ Rm Contemp! Tudor Tri-Level! Appliance Kit w/Jennair Greek Revival said to be “Clara Room Ranch set on 11,700' Lot 6 Rm Cape! Walk to Webster Lake! Views/Sunsets Over Webster Lake! 9Rm Webster Lake Access! 4 Rm Year Sunrises! Custom 8+ Rms, 3,200'! Water Applianced Custom Kit w/Center Range! Formal Dining! Liv Rm! Cathedral Barton’s Summer Residence”! Stately with a Great Back Yard! 2 Eat In Kit! Formal Din Rm! Large Liv Brick Ranch! 1 Acre! New Granite Kit Round Cottage! Kitchen w/Dining Views from 3 Levels! Cherry Hrdwds! Island! Liv Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling! 3 Foyer w/Skylight! 3 Bdrms, Master Bath! Pillar Front! Grand Stairway! 10’ Bedrooms w/Hardwoods! Living Rm! 3 Bdrms! 1.5 Baths! Hrdwds! w/CTile Flr! Din Rm w/Corner China Area! Comfortable Living Rm! Large Anderson’s! SS Applianced Kit! 20x25 Fam Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! 2.5 Baths! Lower Level Fam Rm w/1/2 Ceilings! 6 Italian Marble Fireplaces + Room w/Hardwoods! Oil Heat! Partially Finished Playroom! Cabinet! Frplc Liv Rm w/Picture Master Bedroom! Possible 2nd Rm w/14' Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Walkout Lower Level! Enjoy all Lake Bath! 2 Car Heated Garage! Nicely Brick Oven! Servant’s Walk-out Lower Level! Shed! Renovated 5 Yrs Ago Including Window! 3 Bdrms 2 Baths!! Ideal In- Bedroom! Enclosed Porch! Recent 3Z CAir! Buderus! Boat Ramp! Dock! Living has to Offer! Landscaped! 2x6 Construction! Quarters/Apartment! Recent Buderus! Convenient Location! Windows, Roof, Electrical, Plumbing Law! Frplc Fam Rm! Roof! New Furnace! Carport! Fenced $519,900.00 $478,800.00 $219,900.00 Many Updates! $299,900.00 $109,900.00 & Siding! Garage! $209,900.00 $249,900.00 Back Yard! $89,900.00

SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING WEBSTER LAKE – 263 Thompson WEBSTER LAKE – 54 West Point WEBSTER LAKE – 10 Fairfield St! WEBSTER LAKE – 76 Union Point WEBSTER – 1 Dominique Dr! WEBSTER – 3 Dominique Dr! Rd! Huge View of Middle Pond! Rd! Killdeer Island! Western Expo - 66’ Level Waterfront! Western Expo – Rd! 100’ Waterfront! Panoramic Lake Brand New! 6 Rm Split! Huge Under Construction! 6 Rm Split! Huge WEBSTER LAKE – 56 Laurelwood Dr! Middle Pond – Reid Smith Cove! 96’ Level Waterfront! 14 Room BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS! Spacious & Fantastic Sunsets! Newly Remodeled Views! 13,407’ Lot! 27.5x52’! Cabinet Packed Tile Kitchen 27.5x52’! Cabinet Packed Tile Kitchen Western Exp – Beautiful Sunsets! 12 Rms/3,517’ Custom Built 2011! SS Ranch! Single Family w/2 Additional Maintenance Free! Built “2002”! Kit 6 Rm Ranch! Applianced Granite Kit! 8 Rm Colonial! Lake Facing Master w/Dining Area! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! w/Dining Area! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Applianced Granite Kit! Exquisite Formal Din Rm! Lake Facing Frplcd Liv Rm! Apartments/3 Family! 7/4/3 Rms! w/Center Isl! Din Rm w/Lake Views! Liv Rm w/Cathedral & Hrdwds! Lake Bdrm! 4 Bdrms! 3 Baths! Applianced Master Suite & Bath! 2x6 Master Suite & Bath! 2x6 Crown Moldings! Cherry Hrdwds! 3/5 Bdrms! 3.5 Granite Baths! Lake Facing 2/2/1 Bdrms! 3 Full + 2 Half Baths! Liv Rm w/Gas Frplc & Sliders to Deck! Facing Master w/Full Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Kit! 2 Car Detached Garage! Construction! 2 Car Garage! Central Construction! 2 Car Garage! Central Master Suite! 4 Rm In-Law w/Granite Kit! Gas Heat! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! Pub Style Fam Rm! Lake Facing Master Suite! 3 Spacious Baths! C/Air! 12X52 Deck! Super Convenient! Air! Deck! Town Services! Air! Deck! Town Services! $759,900.00 $599.900.00 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! $449,900.00 $389,900.00 $569,900.00 $239,900.00 $239,900.00

ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD AGAINAGAIN ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD WEBSTER LAKE - WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE – 242 Killdeer Isl WEBSTER LAKE ACCESS – 42 WEBSTER LAKE – 711 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE – 54 Laurelwood 406 Treasure 4 S. Point Rd! WEBSTER LAKE – 29 Union Point WEBSTER LAKE! 18 Fairfield! - North Pond! Sandy Shores! Original Laurelwood Dr! Overlooking Lake! Park! 5 Room Townhouse! Sandy Drive! Middle Pond – Reid Smith Cove! Island Townhouse! End Unit! 6 Expansive Views of South Pond! Rd! West Exp! 05 Complete Remodel Killdeer Isl! Western Expo! Beautiful Beach! Lakeside Pool! Move Right In! Rms! 2 Bdrms! Master w/Hrdwds & Cottage! 50' Waterfront! 2 Bdrms! Able to Dock Boat! 7 Rm Raised Western Exposure – Beautiful Southern Exp! Tons of Sun! 80' Natural 5 Rm Contemp! Ideal 2nd Home or Yr Sunsets! Panoramic Views of North Frplce! Full Bath! Walk-out Ranch! Applianced Granite Kit! Liv Partial Lake Views! Fully Applianced! Bath! 2.5 Baths! Stainless Kit Waterfront! 13,983' Lot! 6+ Rm Ranch Round! Open Flr Plan! Granite! Pond! 100' Waterfront! Huge Level Lot! Din Rm & Frplcd Liv Rm w/Deck Sunsets! 7 Rms! 3/4 Bedrooms! w/Hrdwds! Din/Liv w/Hrdwds! Basement! Town Services! Summer Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling/Skylights! w/2 Living Levels! 14x18 Master Cathedrals! Frplc! Mstr w/Lake Views! Updated 6Rm Ranch! Lake Facing Fam Rm! 3/4 Bdrms! Recently Access! Lake Facing Master! Master Cathedrals! 1.5Baths! Garage! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Tile Flr! CAir! Gas Retreat or Build the Home of Your w/Panoramic Lake Views! Lake Facing Mstr Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Decks! Master Suite! 2 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 2 Dreams! $360,000.00 Additional Remodeled Move-n Condition! Bath! 2 Bedrooms! 2.5 Tile Baths! SOLD 8/30/2010 $380,000.00 Heat! Heated Garage! 2 SLIPS! Central Air! Garage! $455,000.00 Beach! Pool! Liv Rm w/Full Length Deck! Walk-out Dock! Great for Entertaining! Frplcs! 2 Car Garage! Boat Ramp! 50x100 Lot Across the Street 2 Car Garage! Gas Heat! $189,900.00 SOLD 6/14/2013 $479,900.00 Available! $289,900.00 $269,900.00 Lower Level! $399,900.00 Quick Close! $399,900.00

hope2own.com WEBSTER - 13 Paradis Lane Don’t miss this one! • 508.943.4333 Beautiful 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath ranch! Many Sharon Pelletier - Broker recent updates! Roof Licensed in MA, CT & RI shingles! Appliances! Carpeting! Paint! Attached Garage! R WE WANT YOUR SOLD Central Vac, Central Air! $170,000 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 LISTINGS! Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! * June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Vanessa Kubic Hoenig * Diane Strzelecki * Matt Ross E WEBSTER LAKE - 6 BATES XING WEBSTER LAKE - 2 SOUTH POINT RD WEBSTER ~ 8 MIKES WAY DUDLEY - 171 WEST MAIN STREET A L Come home to this charming hip roof colonial! Great Neighborhood setting - yet tucked away for NEW LISTING! Larger than it appears!!! This 4+bedroom Panoramic view of Webster Lake! Fantastic south fac- maximum privacy! Formal living & dining rms, 1.5 bath cape has all of the special character and charm of NEW LISTING. First Time Offered. Young Waterfront plus a cozy fireplaced family rm - ALL w/beautiful its time!! Home sits back on a long , wooded lot with drive- ing location! 62 ft of prime lakefront! Deep 10,489 sq way that extends the length of property for plenty of parking Contemporary ranch! Prime waterfront 100ft level lot! ft lot! Flagstone and concrete patios! Full concrete, hardwood floors! Lovely kitchen & informal dining Spectacular Beach! 30x50 house footprint! Great for area !! Home has 8 spacious rooms with plenty of storage! walkway at water’s edge! 2 docks! 2 story cape home! w/ceramic floors & French doors to private rear Property has all new replacement windows and could also entertaining! Cathedral Ceilings! Full front 56ft. water- 4 bdrms! 2 full baths! Walkout lower level family room! deck! Large front to back master bedroom, 3 Brs be used for specific small business use purposes or to be facing deck! 11021 sq. ft. lot! $449,900 New Price! $449,900 total! 2 car garag! $299,900 just a Great family home!!! Need to see this one! $162,500.

WEBSTER - 7 HARRIS STREET SOUTHBRIDGE - 20 TILLYER AVE Featured New Listing E WEBSTER ~ 62 OLD DOUGLS ROAD Priced to sell!! Located on a Tree Lined Country Road ~ Yet only 5 Minutes To I-395!! Roomy S Split has Lots to Offer ~ Finished Family Room ~ Cozy Fireplace & Full Bath with Shower in NEW PRICE Lower Level. Plenty of Storage! Dining Room New Listing: Great 8 rm split has been slider to Backyard Deck. 2 Fireplaces! Beautiful First Time Offered! 2300 Sq Ft Georgian lovingly cared for! Gleaming hardwood T Colonial! Grand Entry Foyer! Beautiful Curved Hardwood Floors enhance Living and Dining flrs., granite kitchen floor! Formal dining Open Staircase! 4-5 Bedrooms! 2.5 Baths! Areas! Flat Backyard with Shed for all the rm w/sliders to expansive wrap-around Master Bath! Gas Heat! Central Air! Bonus Garden Tools. Call Today!!! $179,900. porch! Fireplaced lower level! Economical 25x37 Two Story Carriage House! gas heat! 2 car garage! New Price! $179,000 New Price! $184,900 A THOMPSON - 150 SPICER ROAD DOUGLAS - 13 CONSERVATION DR WEBSTER - 8 STOUGHTON AVE T

NEW LISTING Welcome to country living at its best!!! This is not your standard ranch layout! Oversized 3+bedroom 2 bath E Aesthetically pleasing! Great Architecture! Loads In Preservation Park! This Colonial is Charming! Situated on ranch! Unique open layout making it very spacious and invit- Estate Sale Opportunity: Grand old colonial. Beautiful 2-1/2 Acres in a wonderful neighbor hood setting! Home sits ing!!! Fireplaced living room has vaulted, cathedral ceilings! custom woodwork. Loads of character. Gorgeous for- of Character! Well Kept older home has plenty to back from road with privacy on both sides! Fireplaced Family Fully applianced custom kitchen and stackable washer/dryer all mal living/dining combination. Separated by natural offer! Many spacious rooms! Eat in kitchen! sm. on one floor!! Extra family room could be used as a 4th bed- wood archway. With outdoor access to wrap around Room! Front to Back 2nd floor Master bedroom! 3 bedrooms room!! Oversized garage/barn is a car lovers dream!!! Two car 1/2 bath! 4 large bdrms! 2 car detached garage! total! Brazillian Hardwood Flooring! Garage! So much more. porch. Grand custom wood staircase. 4 spaciaous 2nd Gas Heat! This is a gem! garage has heat and is a huge workshop for that racecar lover floor bedrooms. 2-car garage. Closest to exit3 off Rte A Must See! $316,000. /mechanic. All of this situated on a very private 1.87 acre lot. New Price $154,900 This is a rare find! Don't miss this one!! $283,800. 39 $139,900 HE EBSTER IMES www.webstertimes.net 10 • T W T • Friday, November 29, 2013 LEGALS

NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax THENCE S76°33’47”W along land of now event that the successful bidder at auction REAL ESTATE titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and or formerly Kenneth L. Gatzke Trustee a fails to purchase the property in accor- By virtue and in execution of the any other municipal assessments or liens distance of one hundred sixty and eighty dance with the Terms of the Sale and this Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- or existing encumbrances of record which hundredths (160.80) feet to a point; notice, the mortgagee reserves the right to gage given by Kimberly A. Waitkevich and are in force and are applicable, having pri- THENCE S74°28’27”W along land of said sell the premises by foreclosure deed to Mark A. Waitkevich to Mortgage Electronic ority over said mortgage, whether or not Gatzke a distance of five hundred sixty five the second highest bidder at the time of the Registration Systems, Inc., dated January reference to such restrictions, easements, and twenty seven hundredths (565.68) feet foreclosure sale. Said second bidder 28, 2008 and recorded with the Worcester improvements, liens or encumbrances is to a re rod; would then be required to execute a County (Worcester District) Registry of made in the deed. THENCE S15°26’55”E along land of said Memorandum of Terms and Conditions of Deeds at Book 42386, Page 1, as affected TERMS OF SALE: Gatzke a distance of five hundred fifty four Sale and provide the required deposit with- by an affidavit recorded in said Registry at A deposit of Five Thousand and five hundredths (554.05) feet to a in five business days of receiving written Book 43478, Page 256, of which mortgage ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank point; notice of default of the previous highest the undersigned is the present holder by check will be required to be paid by the THENCE S14°36’58”E along land of said bidder. assignment from Mortgage Electronic purchaser at the time and place of sale. Gatzke a distance of three hundred seven- The Mortgagee reserves the right to post- Registration Systems, Inc. to JPMorgan The balance is to be paid by certified or ty two and ten hundredths (372.10) feet to pone the auction to a later date by public Chase Bank, National Association dated bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., a drill hole; proclamation at the time and date of the January 16, 2013 and recorded with said 150 California Street, Newton, THENCE S74°44’49”W along land of said auction. registry on January 24, 2013 at Book Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Gatzke a distance of three hundred thirty Other terms are to be announced at the 50335 Page 137, for breach of the condi- Box 610389, Newton Highlands, one and fifty two hundredths (331.52) feet sale. tions of said mortgage and for the purpose Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty to a drill hole; Dated: November 8, 2013 of foreclosing, the same will be sold at (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will THENCE S72°58’32”W along land of said Charles J. and Annabelle Moninski Public Auction at 10:00 a.m. on December be provided to purchaser for recording Gatzke a distance of two hundred thirty Present Holder of Said Mortgage 11, 2013, on the mortgaged premises upon receipt in full of the purchase price. five and eighteen hundredths (235.18) feet By their Attorney located at 32 PARTRIDGE HILL ROAD, The description of the premises contained to a drill hole; DUDLEY, Worcester County, in said mortgage shall control in the event THENCE N17°57’15”W along land now or Mark A. Erlich, Esq. Massachusetts, all and singular the prem- of an error in this publication. formerly Francis C. Cierpich a distance of 13 East Main Street ises described in said mortgage, Other terms, if any, to be announced two hundred thirteen and ninety three hun- Webster, MA 01570 TO WIT: at the sale. dredths (213.93) feet to a point; Tel: (508) 949-3945 A certain parcel of land situated in the JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, THENCE N12°48’38”W along land of said Town of Dudley, County of Worcester, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Cierpich a distance of four hundred seven- November 15, 2013 Commonwealth of Massachusetts on the Present holder of said mortgage ty and sixty two hundredths (470.62) feet November 22, 2013 easterly side of Partridge Hill Road, 1979 to a drill hole; November 29, 2013 layout and being shown as Lot 16-R and By its Attorneys, THENCE N16°27’51”W along land of now 17-A on a plan entitled side ''Plan of Land HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. or formerly David P. Reilly a distance of Commonwealth of Massachusetts in Dudley, Mass., surveyed for Jean K. 150 California Street eighty eight and seventy six hundredths The Trial Court Durrschmidt dated October 12, 1982, Newton, MA 02458 (88.76) feet to a point; Probate and Family Court Robert F. Para, Land Surveyor and record- (617) 558-0500 THENCE N18°49’25”W along land of said Worcester Division ed with the Worcester District Registry of 201208-1344 - PRP Reilly a distance of one hundred fifty five Worcester Probate and Family Court Deeds, Plan Book. Plan firther described and twenty four hundredths (155.24) feet 225 Main Street as follows: November 15, 2013 to a drill hole; Worcester, MA 01608 BEGINNING at an iron pipe at the south- November 22, 2013 THENCE N77°35’50”W along land of said Docket No. WO13P3612GD west corner of tract herein described on November 29, 2013 Reilly a distance of one hundred twenty CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF the easterly side of Partridge Hill Road at nine and ninety nine hundredths (129.99) PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF the Northwest corner of Lot #14 as shown MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF feet to an iron pipe; GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED in Plan Book 471, Plan 18, now or former- REAL ESTATE THENCE N15°43’29”W along land of now PERSON PURSUANT TO ly of James F. Donahue, et ux; By virtue and in execution of the or formerly Shawn W. Cierpich a distance G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 THENCE N. 5 degrees 46' 44'' W. along Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- of one hundred and ninety seven hun- In the matter of: Destin Ward the easterly side of Partridge Hill Road, a gage given by DW STEPHAN TRUSTEE dredths (100.97) feet to a point; Of: Webster, MA distance of one hundred sixty-two and OF STEPHAN FAMILY TRUST) to Charles THENCE N14°34’09”W along land of said RESPONDENT 00/100ths (162.00) feet to an iron pipe; J. and Annabelle Moninski dated March Cierpich a distance of five hundred forty Alleged Incapacitated Person THENCE N. 84 degrees 13' 16'' E. along 24, 2008, and recorded with Worcester nine and fifty seven hundredths (549.57) To the named Respondent and all other Lot 18-R as shown in Plan Book 499, Plan District Registry of Deeds, Book 42602 feet to a point; interested persons, a petition has been 39, now or formerly of Eugene Kowalczyk, Page 353, of which mortgage the under- THENCE N13°56’30”W along land of now filed by Department of Mental Health of et ux, a distance of two hundred eighty and signed is the present holder, for breach of or formerly David D. Dion a distance of one Worcester, MA in the above captioned mat- 00/100ths (280.00) feet to an iron pipe; the conditions of said mortgage the pur- hundred twenty one and ninety five hunter alleging that Destin Ward is in need of THENCE N. 84 degrees 24' 00'' E. along pose of foreclosing the same will be sold at dredths (121.95) feet to a point; a Guardian and requesting that Catherine said Lot 18-R, now or formerly of said Public Auction at 11am December 12, THENCE N13°56’30”W along land of now Gallagher of Uxbridge, MA (or some other Eugence Kowalczyk, et ux, a distance of 2013, at the mortgaged premises located or formerly Charles O. Famoyin a distance suitable person) be appointed as Guardian one hundred forty-six and fourteen hun- at Corbin Road, Dudley, MA 01571, as of ninety seven and no hundredths (97.00) to serve Without Surety on the bond. dredths (146.14) feet to an iron pipe; described below, being all the premises feet to a point; The petition asks the court to deter- THENCE S. 8 degrees 29' 30'' E. along described in said mortgage, THENCE N12°57’19”W along land of said mine that the Respondent is incapacitated, Lots 13A, 15A and 16A, as shown in Plan To wit: Famoyin a distance of ninety seven and that the appointment of a Guardian is nec- Book 471, Plan 19, a distance of ninety- EXHIBIT A sixty one hundredths (97.61) feet to an iron essary, and that the proposed Guardian is seven and twenty-six hundredths (97.26) Being the premises at Corbin Road, pipe; appropriate. The petition is on file with this feet to an iron pipe; Dudley, Worcester County, MA described THENCE N75°58’07”E along land of now court and may contain a request for certain Subject to drainage easement and rights of as follows: or formerly Richard Raymond and now or specific authority. New England Tel & Tel Co., and BEGINNING at a iron pin on the south side formerly Shaun M. Gelinas a distance of You have the right to object to this pro- Massachusetts Electric Company, if same of Corbin Road at the northeast corner of three hundred twenty and seventy one ceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your affects locus. land herein described said point also being hundredths (320.71) feet to a point; attorney must file a written appearance at BEING a portion of the premises conveyed the northwest corner of now or formerly THENCE N79°43’23”E along land of said this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the to Jean K. Durrschmidt by deed as record- Daniel John Grazulis Gelinas a distance of one hundred fifty two return date of 12/10/2013. This day is NOT ed in Book 5363, page 198. THENCE S22°03’54”E along land of now and twenty five hundredths (152.25) feet to a hearing date, but a deadline date by RESERVING the right in Jean Durrsclunidt or formerly Grazulis a distance of one hun- a point; which you have to file the written appear- to enter said land for purposes of complet- dred seventy seven and twenty hun- THENCE N09°55’35”W along land of said ance if you object to the petition. If you fail ing said Partridge Hill Road, which right dredths (177.20) feet to a point; Gelinas a distance of two hundred ninety to file the written appearance by the return shall cease at such time that the said road THENCE N77°48’06”E along land of said and forty one hundredths (290.41) feet to a date, action may be taken in this matter shall have been completed, and which Grazulis and now or formerly Gerard point; without further notice to you. In addition to right shall in no way interfere with the use Moschella a distance of three hundred ten THENCE N07°44’29”W along land of said filing the written appearance, you or your of said Lot 16-R by the Mortgagor. and thirty nine hundredths (310.39) feet to Gelinas a distance of eighty five and fifty attorney must file a written affidavit stating TOGETHER with and subject to a twenty a point; hundredths (85.50) feet to a point; the specific facts and grounds of your (20) foot sanitary sewer easement being THENCE N82°48’06”E along land of said THENCE N77°15’15”E by Corbin Road a objection within 30 days after the return northerly of the northerly line of Lot 14, Moschella a distance of eighty eight and distance of one hundred twenty two and date. over and above-described Lots 16-R, 17-A twenty three hundredths (88.23) feet to an thirty seven hundredths (122.37) feet to a IMPORTANT NOTICE and 18-A with the right of others to con- iron pin; point; The outcome of this proceeding may limit struct and maintain sanitary sewer sys- THENCE S03°09’51”E along land of now THENCE N74°18’08”E by Corbin Road a or completely take away the above-named tems. or formerly Kristin J. Blake, and now or for- distance of two hundred fifty five and four- person’s right to make decisions about per- ALSO SUBJECT to a twenty (20) foot merly Neal K. Ratcliff a distance of three teen hundredths (255.14) feet to a point; sonal affairs or financial affairs or both. The easement on the northerly side of the hundred and nineteen hundredths (300.19) THENCE N60°22’50”E by Corbin Road a above-named person has the right to ask above described Lots 16-R and 17-A for feet to a point; distance of one hundred fifty three and for a lawyer. Anyone may make this other land of Jean K. Durrschidt to con- THENCE S24°30’27”E along land of now fourteen hundredths (153.14) feet to the request on behalf of the above-named per- struct and maintain a sanitary sewer pipe or formerly John J. Sutton a distance of point of beginning. son. If the above-named person cannot to the area designated as Parcel 16-A as one hundred forty nine and thirty one hun- The above-described tract contains an afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at shown on said plan referred to above. dredths (149.31) feet to a point; area of 55.1792 acres. State expense. ALSO the right of way over a permanent THENCE N82°47’16”E along said land of Being shown on Plan by Para Land WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, access road leading from Southbridge- Sutton a distance of three hundred four- Surveying, Inc. dated December 14, 2007, First Justice of this Court. Dudley Road to the leach area described teen and six hundredths (314.06) feet to a recorded with Worcester District Deeds in Date: November 15, 2013 above. JEAN N. DURRSCHMIDT reserves point; Plan Book 866, Plan 68. Stephen G. Abraham a right of way for herself, her heirs, succes- THENCE S42°50’52”E by Corbin Road a Together with and subject to rights, ease- Register of Probate sors and assigns over said twenty (20) foot distance of fifty five and forty one hun- ments, restrictions of record or otherwise. November 29, 2013 sewer line easement southerly from Lot dredths (55.41) feet to a point; Deed References Book 5626-255 Portion 16-A as shown on said plan to the Dudley- THENCE S53°17’10”E by Corbin Road a of Tracts I and V, Tracts II and V and LEGAL NOTICE Southbridge Road, for pedestrian use and distance of ninety six and sixty hundredths Portions of Deed Book 6973-255 and TOWN OF WEBSTER for use as a bridal path, and other road (96.60) feet to a point; 5271-138 with exceptions and containing PUBLIC HEARING uses. THENCE S67°33’29”W along land of now all remaining land of Moninski south and TAX CLASSIFICATION No vehicular traffic shall be permitted over or formerly Henry A. Jeffers III a distance west of Corbin Road. The Board of Selectmen and the Board of the sanitary sewer system, but access of one hundred fifteen and twenty eight As conveyed to D.W. Stephan, Trustee of Assessors will hold a Public Hearing on thereto may be made by vehicle. hundredths (115.28) feet to a point; Stephan Family Trust on March 25, 2008 in Monday, December 2, 2013 at 7:15 p.m. in Until such time that such permanent THENCE S06°58’11”W along said Jeffers Book 42602, Page 348 the Selectmen’s Meeting Room, Second access road referred to above shall have land a distance of two hundred nineteen Said premises will be sold subject to all Floor Town Hall, located at 350 Main Street been constructed the Mortgagor shall have and ninety one hundredths (219.91) feet to outstanding municipal or other public Webster MA 01570 regarding real estate the right to use the existing lumber road a point; taxes, tax titles, assessments, liens or tax classification. from the residence of said Jean K. THENCE S79°45’10”E along said Jeffers claims in the nature of liens, rights of ten- Selectmen will be asked by the Board Durrschmidt off Ramshom Road and run- land a distance of one hundred fifty four ants and parties in possession and existing of Assessors to select a residential factor ning to the existing leach area. For title ref- and fifty one hundredths (154.51) feet to a encumbrances of record, if any, which take which will determine the percentages of erence see Deed dated July 28, 2005 and point; precedence over said mortgage above the tax burden to be borne by each class of recorded in Book 36940, page 299. THENCE S08°08’22”W by Corbin Road a described. If the premises are not serviced properties in the town for FY 2014. Written Meaning and intending to describe the distance of thirty nine and forty five hun- by a public sewerage system, the purchas- and oral comments will be accepted from premises conveyed in Deed Recorded at dredths (39.45) feet to a point; er will be solely responsible for compliance the public prior to and during this meeting. Worcester County (Worcester District) THENCE S76°05’20”W along land of now with all Title V regulations, including but not WEBSTER BOARD OF ASSESSORS Registry of Deeds at Book 7891, Page or formerly Joseph Skladzien a distance of limited to, any inspection and upgrade November 20, 2013 202. three hundred seven and fifty hundredths requirements set forth in 310 CMR 15.300 508-949-3800 X 4009 For mortgagor's(s') title see deed (307.50) feet to a point; through 15.305. November 22, 2013 recorded with Worcester County THENCE S03°16’10”E along land of said The highest bidder shall be required to pay November 29, 2013 (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in Skladzien a distance of one hundred fifty $5,000.00 by bank or certified check at the Book 36940, Page 297. five and twelve hundredths (155.12) feet to time and place of the sale as a deposit, These premises will be sold and con- a point; and the balance will be due in thirty (30) veyed subject to and with the benefit of all THENCE S15°05’10”E along land of now days at the office of the attorney for the rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- or formerly Rick Lawson a distance of one Mortgagee. The purchaser will be respon- ments, covenants, liens or claims in the hundred forty eight and sixty three hun- sible for all closing costs, state documen- nature of liens, improvements, public dredths (148.63) feet to a point; tary stamps and recording fees. 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Commonwealth of Massachusetts and assessments, rights of tenants and TOWN OF DUDLEY LEGALS continued from page 10 The Trial Court parties in possession. OFFICE OF THE ZONING BOARD OF Worcester Probate and Family Court TERMS OF SALE: APPEALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF 225 Main Street A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS PUBLIC HEARING REAL ESTATE Worcester, MA 01608 AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Please take notice that Christine Hawley By virtue and in execution of the Power (508) 831-2200 a certified check or bank treasurer’s check has applied to the Board of Appeals to vary of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Docket No. WO13P3619EA will be required to be delivered at or before the terms of the Zoning Bylaws, Section given by Kathleen D. Forrester and Barry CITATION ON PETITION FOR the time the bid is offered. The successful 2.04.02 Density Requirements for the R. Forrester to Washington Mutual Bank, FORMAL ADJUDICATION bidder will be required to execute a Town of Dudley for the property located at FA, dated July 16, 2003 and recorded with Estate of: Irene A Martel Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately 115 Dudley Southbridge Road in the fol- the Worcester County (Worcester District) Date of Death: 10/29/2013 after the close of the bidding. The balance lowing respect: Registry of Deeds at Book 30916, Page 60, To all interested persons: of the purchase price shall be paid within To allow the petitioner to apply for a of which mortgage the undersigned is the A Petition has been filed by: thirty (30) days from the sale date in the Special Permit to construct an outdoor aer- present holder , for breach of the conditions Pamela L Reynolds of Webster MA form of a certified check, bank treasurer’s ial adventure park on property located in of said mortgage and for the purpose of requesting that the Court enter a formal check or other check satisfactory to RES-87, 115 Dudley Southbridge Road, foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Decree and Order of testacy and for such Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee Dudley, MA. Auction at 12:00 p.m. on December 19, other relief as requested in the Petition. reserves the right to bid at the sale, to Public Hearing will be held on January 2013, on the mortgaged premises located And also requesting that: reject any and all bids, to continue the sale 2, 2014 at 7:45 p.m. at the Town Hall, 71 at 91 Sutton Road, Webster, Worcester Pamela L Reynolds of Webster MA and to amend the terms of the sale by writ- West Main Street, Dudley in Room 321A, County, Massachusetts, all and singular the be appointed as Personal ten or oral announcement made before or at which time you may be heard relative to premises described in said mortgage, Representative(s) of said estate to serve during the foreclosure sale. If the sale is the granting of the Special Permit. TO WIT: Without Surety on the bond. set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at John M. Glynn, Chairman The land at 91 Sutton Road, Webster, You have the right to obtain a copy of the the sale shall be entitled only to a return of Zoning Board of Appeals Worcester Comity, Massachusetts, on the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have November 22, 2013 northwesterly side of Sutton Road in the You have a right to object to this proceed- no further recourse against the Mortgagor, November 29, 2013 Town of Webster containing 1.77 acres ing. To do so, you or your attorney must file the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attor- more or less, and being a part of tract two a written appearance and objection at this ney. The description of the premises con- AUCTION/PUBLIC SALE of deed recorded in the Worcester District Court before: 10:00 a.m. on 12/10/2013 tained in said mortgage shall control in the Casey Storage Solutions, (pursuant to Registry of Deeds in Book 3091, Page 315, This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline event of an error in this publication. TIME [Mass. General Law, Chapter 105A],) will bounded described as follows: by which you must file a written appear- WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. sell at Auction/Public Sale at 80 Cudworth Beginning at a drill hole in the northwester- ance and objection if you object to this pro- Other terms if any, to be announced at the Rd., Webster MA 01570 all of the personal ly line of Sutton Road at a point North 33° ceeding. If you fail to file a timely written sale. property stored in its facility by: 49' 20'' East 151.54 feet from the W.C.H. appearance and objection followed by an Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC DEREK NEWTON 211 MISC HOUSE- Bound opposite station 87+00.08; Affidavit of Objections within thirty (30) Present Holder of said Mortgage, HOLD ITEMS Thence by Iand of Larini North 56° 10' 40'' days of the return date, action may be By Its Attorneys, KRISTIN WILSON 226 MISC HOUSE- West 506.88 feet to Sucker Brook; taken without further notice to you. ORLANS MORAN PLLC HOLD ITEMS Thence Northerly by Sucker Brook about The estate is being administered under for- P.O. Box 540540 JOSEPH PIECHOCKI 229 MISC HOUSE- 210.00 feet to land now or formerly of L. mal procedure by the Personal Waltham, MA 02454 HOLD ITEMS Napierata; Representative under the Massachusetts Phone: 781-790-7800 JOHN PELLETIER 234 MISC HOUSE- Thence by land now or formerly of L. Uniform Probate Code without supervision HOLD ITEMS Napierata South 51° 20' 40'' East 614.88 by the Court. Inventory and accounts are November 29, 2013 KAI KUNZ 314 MISC HOUSEHOLD feet to a drill hole at Sutton Road; not required to be filed with the Court, but December 6, 2013 ITEMS Thence by Sutton Road South 33° 49' 20'' recipients are entitled to notice regarding December 13, 2013 JUSTIN MURRAY 705 MISC HOUSE- West 129.65 feet to the point of beginning. the administration from the Personal HOLD ITEMS For title see deed dated September 11, Representative and can petition the Court TOWN OF WEBSTER DARCY HARRIS 805 MISC HOUSEHOLD 1987 recorded with said Deeds, Book in any matter relating to the estate, includ- BID NOTICE ITEMS 10790, Page 126. ing distribution of assets and expenses of WELL No. 2 REDEVELOPMENT CHRIS ADAMS 945 MISC HOUSEHOLD SAID PREMISES ARE SUBJECT TO THE administration. The Town of Webster Department of ITEMS FOLLOWING ENCUMBRANCES: WITNESS, Hon. Denise L Meagher, First Public Works, on behalf of the Board of at 1:00 PM on DECEMBER 12, 2013 at 1. Easements, rights and restrictions men- Justice of this Court. Selectmen of the Town of Webster, invites the premises of Casey Storage Solutions tioned in a deed dated July 3, 1980 record- Date: November 15, 2012 sealed Bids for the Redevelopment of Well at 80 Cudworth Rd., Webster, MA 01570, ed with said Deeds, Book 7006, Page 341. Stephen G. Abraham No. 2. The project includes removal, dis- 508-943-7535, and continued day to day For mortgagor's(s') title see deed Register of Probate assembly, inspection, reassembly and thereafter until sold. recorded with Worcester County November 29, 2013 reinstallation of the well pump, chemical Casey Storage Solutions reserves the (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in treatment, redevelopment of the well, and right: (1) to bid at auction/public sale; Book 10790, Page 126. MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF pre and post video inspection of the well (2) to refuse any/all bids; (3) to cancel These premises will be sold and con- REAL ESTATE and incidentals required thereto. the auction/public sale at any time for veyed subject to and with the benefit of all By virtue and in execution of the Power of Bids must be submitted in a sealed any reason. rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given envelope addressed to: Town of Webster - November 22, 2013 ments, covenants, liens or claims in the by Jay F. Weagle and Susan L. Weagle to Engineering Department, 350 Main Street, November 29, 2013 nature of liens, improvements, public Sherwood Mortgage Group, Inc., dated Webster, MA 01570, Attn: Scott D. assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax March 8, 2004 and recorded with the Charpentier, P.E., Re: Well No. 2 Commonwealth of Massachusetts titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and Worcester County (Worcester District) Redevelopment, Webster, MA. The Trial Court any other municipal assessments or liens Registry of Deeds at Book 33027, Page Bids must be received at the Webster Worcester Probate and Family Court or existing encumbrances of record which 148, subsequently assigned to Mortgage Engineering Department no later than 2:00 225 Main Street are in force and are applicable, having pri- Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. its PM on Thursday, December 19, 2013 at Worcester, MA 01608 ority over said mortgage, whether or not successors and assigns, as nominee for which time bids will be publicly opened and (508) 831-2200 reference to such restrictions, easements, GMAC Bank, its successors and assigns, read at that time. Docket No. WO13P3599EA improvements, liens or encumbrances is by Sherwood Mortgage Group, Inc., by Copies of the Invitation to Bid are CITATION ON PETITION FOR made in the deed. assignment recorded in said Registry of available at the Webster Engineering FORMAL ADJUDICATION TERMS OF SALE: Deeds in Book 33027, Page 165, subse- Department Monday through Thursday Estate of: Leonard J Bedard A deposit of Five Thousand quently assigned to GMAC Mortgage LLC, between the hours of 8:00 am and 3:00 Date of Death: 08/01/2013 ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank by Mortgage Electronic Registration pm. To all interested persons: check will be required to be paid by the pur- Systems, Inc. as nominee for, GMAC A NON-mandatory pre-bid conference A Petition has been filed by: chaser at the time and place of sale. The Bank, its successors and assigns, by will be conducted at the project site, Well Jay L Bedard of Dudley MA balance is to be paid by certified or bank assignment recorded in said Registry of No. 2, located on Memorial Beach Drive in requesting that the Court enter a formal check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Deeds in Book 49919, Page 45, subse- the Town of Webster on Monday Decree and Order of testacy and for such California Street, Newton, Massachusetts quently assigned to Ocwen Loan December 9, 2013 at 2:00 PM. Questions other relief as requested in the Petition. 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Servicing, LLC, by GMAC Mortgage, LLC, regarding the work should be directed to And also requesting that: Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461- by assignment recorded in said Registry of Scott D. Charpentier, P.E., Town Engineer, Jay L Bedard of Dudley MA 0389, within thirty (30) days from the date Deeds in Book 51380, Page 125, of which 508-949-3800 ext. 1028. be appointed as Personal of sale. Deed will be provided to purchas- the Mortgage the undersigned is the pres- The Town reserves the right to reject Representative(s) of said estate to serve er for recording upon receipt in full of the ent holder, for breach of the conditions of any or all bids and to make an award Without Surety on the bond. purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall said Mortgage and for the purpose of fore- deemed to be in the best interest of the You have the right to obtain a copy of the control in the event of an error in this publi- closing the same will be sold at Public Town. Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. cation. Auction at 02:00 PM on December 20, Prevailing wage rates as stated in You have a right to object to this proceed- Other terms, if any, to be announced at 2013 at 15 Malden Drive, Webster, MA, all M.G.L. Chapter 149, Sections 26 – 27F ing. To do so, you or your attorney must file the sale. and singular the premises described in shall apply and all bids for this project are a written appearance and objection at this JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, said Mortgage, to wit: subject to the provisions of Massachusetts Court before: 10:00 a.m. on 12/10/2013 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, A certain parcel of land with the buildings General Laws Chapter 30, Section 39M as This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST BY thereon of every nature and description amended. by which you must file a written appear- PURCHASE FROM THE FDIC AS and all the privileges appurtenances there- November 29, 2013 ance and objection if you object to this pro- RECEIVER OF WASHINGTON to belonging, situated on the northerly side ceeding. If you fail to file a timely written MUTUAL BANK F/K/A of Malden Drive, a public way in Webster, Commonwealth of Massachusetts appearance and objection followed by an WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, Worcester County, Massachusetts, bound- The Trial Court Affidavit of Objections within thirty (30) FA ed and described as follows: Worcester Probate and Family Court days of the return date, action may be Present holder of said mortgage Beginning at the southwesterly corner of 225 Main Street taken without further notice to you. the premises herein described at a point Worcester, MA 01608 The estate is being administered under for- By its Attorneys, on the northerly line of said Malden Drive (508) 831-2200 mal procedure by the Personal HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. and being the southeasterly corner of Lot Docket No. WO13C0420CA Representative under the Massachusetts 150 California Street No. 20; said point being five hundred sev- In the matter of: Uniform Probate Code without supervision Newton, MA 02458 enty and forty-four hundredths (570.44) Catherine Marie Bellavance by the Court. Inventory and accounts are (617) 558-0500 feet easterly from the easterly line of Of: Webster, MA not required to be filed with the Court, but 201107-0129 - PRP Batten Street; NOTICE OF PETITION FOR recipients are entitled to notice regarding Thence northerly one hundred twenty-two CHANGE OF NAME the administration from the Personal November 22, 2013 and two hundredths (122.02) feet by Lot To all persons interested in petition Representative and can petition the Court November 29, 2013 No. 20 to a point; described: in any matter relating to the estate, includ- December 6, 2013 Thence easterly with an included angle of A petition has been presented by ing distribution of assets and expenses of 93° 52' one hundred and twenty-two hun- Catherine M Bellavance requesting that: administration. dredths (100.22) feet by land of one Catherine Marie Bellavance be allowed to WITNESS, Hon. Denise L Meagher, First DUDLEY Rudzinski, now or formerly, to a stake; change her name as follows: Catherine Justice of this Court. CONSERVATION COMMISSION Thence southerly with an included angle of Marie Fuller. Date: November 14, 2012 Notice of Public Meeting 86° 089' one hundred twenty-two and two IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERE- Stephen G. Abraham A Public Meeting will be held at the Dudley hundredths (122.02) feet by the northerly TO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST Register of Probate Municipal Complex, 71 West Main Street in side of said Malden Drive to the point of FILE A WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID November 29, 2013 Dudley, MA at 6:30 PM on December 5, beginning. COURT AT WORCESTER ON OR 2013 to consider a Request for Being Lot No. 24 on plan entitled "Plan No. BEFORE TEN O’CLOCK IN THE MORN- Determination of Applicability of Patriot 2 Pine Grove Park addition, owned by ING (10:00 AM) ON 12/10/2013. Gas-Govind Patel for the property located Alphonse Esposito, Webster, Mass., dated WITNESS, Hon. Denise L Meagher, at: 251 West Main Street to construct a November, 1967", and recorded with First Justice of this Court. paved drive-thru lane, a portion of which is Worcester District Registry of Deeds, Plan Date: November 15, 2013 located within 100 ft. of a wetland. Book 314, Plan 114. Stephen G. Abraham This is a Public Meeting under the require- Being the same premises conveyed to the Register of Probate ments of G.L. Ch. 131 §40, as amended. mortgagors by deed recorded with the November 29, 2013 Plans are available at the Conservation Worcester District Registry of Deeds in Commission’s office at the Dudley Book 17269, Page 378. Municipal Complex on Mondays and The premises are to be sold subject to and Tuesdays from 12:30-4:30 PM. 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CLASSIC PECAN PIE 8 ounces bacon (6 to 8 strips) Prep Time: 5 minutes 2 tablespoons butter Bake Time: 60 to 70 minutes 1 medium-sweet onion, chopped Cool Time: 2 hours 1 medium red onion, chopped Yield: 8 servings 2 tablespoons Karo® Dark Corn Syrup 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar 1 cup Karo® Light OR Dark Corn Syrup 1 cup sour cream 3 eggs 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, soft- 1 cup sugar ened 2 tablespoons butter, melted 1⁄4 cup diced green onions 1 teaspoon Spice Islands® Pure Vanilla Crumbled bacon and green onions (option- Extract al garnish) 1 1⁄2 cups (6 ounces) pecans 1 (9-inch) unbaked or frozen* deep-dish Cook bacon in large skillet over medium pie crust heat until crisp, about 10 minutes. Remove bacon to paper towel–lined plate to cool; Preheat oven to 350° F. crumble. Remove all but 2 tablespoons of Mix corn syrup, eggs, sugar, butter and the bacon grease from skillet. vanilla using a spoon. Stir in pecans. Pour Add butter to skillet with bacon grease. filling into pie crust. Stir in sweet and red onions and cook over Bake on center rack of oven for 60 to 70 medium heat until soft (about 5 minutes), minutes. Cool for 2 hours on wire rack stirring frequently. Stir in 1 tablespoon corn before serving. syrup. Continue to cook for 10 to 15 minutes Enjoying this Classic Pecan Pie with family and *To use prepared frozen pie crust: Place until onions are caramelized. Stir in remain- friends can be a wonderful way to sweeten a hol- cookie sheet in oven and preheat oven as ing 1 tablespoon corn syrup, vinegar and iday gathering. directed. Pour filling into frozen crust and crumbled bacon. Mix well and remove from bake on preheated cookie sheet. heat. If needed, drain any excess grease. Let (NAPS) Recipe Note: Pie is done when center mixture cool for 20 minutes. Time spent sharing a traditional holiday reaches 200° F. Tap center surface of pie Beat sour cream and cream cheese in a treat with family and friends can be a won- lightly—it should spring back when done. bowl with hand mixer until well blended derful way to sweeten your day. For easy cleanup, spray pie pan with cook- and creamy. Stir in green onions. Stir in Here, for Thanksgiving, is a Classic Pecan ing spray before placing pie crust in pan. If caramelized onion and bacon mixture and Pie recipe created by the trusted experts at pie crust is overbrowning, cover edges with mix well. Karo Syrup’s Test Kitchen. foil. Serve immediately or chill until ready to Plus, for a definite crowd-pleaser at serve. Garnish with additional bacon and any family gathering, try this Creamy CREAMY CARMELIZED ONION AND green onions, if desired. Caramelized Onion and Bacon Dip, deli- BACON DIP Recipe Note: While dark corn syrup is cious and easy to serve with kettle chips, preferred, light corn syrup may be substi- Prep Time: 15 minutes tuted if desired. This Creamy Caramelized Onion and Bacon Dip is a snack crackers or fresh vegetables. Cook Time: 25 to 30 minutes crowd-pleaser at any family gathering. For more seasonal recipes and tips, visit

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Combine beef, remaining garlic, 2 tablespoons For a breakfast, brunch or soaked bread slices and transfer oped flavorful and nutritious dishes that paired minced basil leaves and salt in medium bowl, mix- light lunch with a twist, try a to a well-buttered baking sheet. delicious lean beef and creamy California avocados. ing lightly but thoroughly. Lightly shape into four decadent French toast stuffed Place 2 ounces of cheese on each Many experts say lean beef—filled with protein, 1⁄2-inch-thick patties. with Brie cheese and duck slice. Add three slices of crispy iron and B vitamins—can help satisfy you and main- 3. Heat large nonstick skillet over medium heat bacon. Easy to make and elegant bacon on top of each cheese por- tain a healthy weight, build muscles and fuel an until hot. Place patties in skillet; cook 10 to 12 min- to serve, this dish is baked in a tion. Finish by topping with an active lifestyle. California avocados are also nutrient utes to medium (160° F) doneness, turning occasion- additional soaked bread slice. dense, in that they provide substantial amounts of ally. Remove patties from skillet. Place buns, cut hot oven, making it handy for feeding a crowd. Press the filled bread together vitamins, minerals and other nutrients with relative- side down, in skillet; cook 1 minute or until lightly firmly. Place the sheet pan with ly few calories. In fact, one-fifth of a medium avocado toasted. the French toast in the preheat- (1 oz.) has 50 calories and contributes nearly 20 vita- 4. Place burgers on bottom of buns; top each with DUCK BACON AND BRIE ed oven; bake for 15 to 20 min- mins and minerals and phytonutrients. equal amounts avocado-tomato spread, fennel and CHEESE STUFFED FRENCH utes, turning after the first 8–10 Take This To Heart remaining basil leaves. Close sandwiches. Research also shows that eating lean beef, even TOAST minutes to brown on both sides. CALI-AVOCADO STEAK SALAD Serve immediately with melted daily, as part of a heart-healthy diet and lifestyle recipe by Celebrity Chef Ben improved cholesterol levels. A 3-oz. serving of lean butter, maple syrup and pow- Total preparation & cooking time: 30 minutes Vaughn dered sugar. beef provides 25 g (about half) of the daily value for Makes 2 servings Total Time: 30 minutes protein, which is one of the most satisfying nutrients. Serves 4 WHY DUCK BACON? In a study published in The American Journal 1 boneless beef top sirloin steak, cut 1-inch thick of Clinical Nutrition, researchers from Penn State Aside from the great taste, (about 1⁄2 pound) 8 slices day-old bread (sour- University found that people who consumed lean duck bacon from Maple Leaf 6 teaspoons olive oil, divided dough) beef daily as part of a heart-healthy diet experienced Farms has 57 percent less fat 1⁄2 teaspoon salt, divided 4 large eggs, lightly beaten a 10 percent decline in LDL “bad” cholesterol. and 26 percent less sodium than 3⁄4 teaspoon pepper, divided dash salt California avocados also fit into a heart-healthy pork bacon. It also doesn’t com- 1 large navel orange 2 tablespoons sugar diet, providing “good fats,” 0.5g polyunsaturated fat, promise on taste or texture like 1 large ripe, fresh California avocado 1⁄2 cup milk 3g monounsaturated fat, and no cholesterol per 1-oz. 2 loaves naan bread (about 3 ounces each) other poultry bacon. 1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla extract serving. Additionally, a 1-oz. serving of avocado con- 4 cups mixed salad greens “It’s a lean and tasty alterna- 1 ounce of bourbon tains 26 milligrams of beta-sitosterol, a natural plant tive to the standard, overused 8 ounces domestic Brie cheese sterol that may help maintain healthy cholesterol 1. Rub both sides of beef steak with 1 teaspoon olive pork belly bacon,” says celebri- 12 slices Maple Leaf Farms levels. oil; sprinkle with 1⁄4 teaspoon salt and 1⁄2 teaspoon ty chef Ben Vaughn. Healthy Cravings Duck Bacon, cooked crispy pepper. The naturally apple- The theme of this year’s National Beef Cook-Off 8 tablespoons melted butter 2. Cut bottom and top off orange. Remove remain- wood-smoked duck bacon is contest was “Making the Most of My Plate,” which for topping ing skin from orange; cut into segments; reserve. excellent with eggs, sandwiches, encouraged delicious, nutritious recipes using ingre- Cut avocado in half; remove seed, but do not peel. Maple syrup and powdered dients from a variety of food groups. Here are two of sugar for topping in salads and even in brittle for Squeeze juice from two cut ends of orange over cut a sweet and savory snack. the delectable recipes that were created by finalists sides of avocado, then brush with 1 teaspoon olive oil. in the Craveable Fresh Beef and Fresh California Sprinkle with remaining salt. Preheat the oven to 375° F. WHERE TO GET IT Avocado recipes category. 3. Brush both sides of naan bread with 2 teaspoons In a small bowl, beat the eggs You may find duck bacon in TUSCAN BURGERS & AVOCADO-TOMATO olive oil. with salt, sugar, milk, vanilla SPREAD 4. Place steak on grill over medium, ash-covered and bourbon. Pour into flat-bot- the meat case of gourmet gro- coals. Grill, covered, 11 to 15 minutes (over medium tomed dish large enough to cery stores, at retailers and Total preparation & cooking time: 30 minutes heat on preheated gas grill, covered, 13 to 16 minutes) accommodate a few slices of the online at www.mapleleaffarms. Makes 4 servings for medium rare (145° F) to medium (160° F) done- bread. Submerge bread slices in com/duck-bacon. ness, turning occasionally. During last 2 to 3 minutes the dish to soak up some of the LEARN MORE 1 ripe, fresh California avocado, of grilling, place avocado, cut side down, and naan egg mixture. Turn with a spatu- peeled and seeded bread on grill; turn bread once. la and let them soak on the other For additional information, 2 Tablespoons finely chopped, oil-packed, sun-dried 5. Toss salad greens with remaining olive oil and side, but not too long or they will call (800) 348-2812. tomatoes pepper. Add orange segments to salad. Remove skin be too saturated and difficult 2 cloves garlic, minced from grilled avocado. Cut avocado into slices; add to 1 pound ground beef (95% lean) salad and toss gently. Carve steak into thin slices; 1⁄2 cup basil leaves, divided place on top of salad. Cut naan into wedges; arrange 1 teaspoon kosher salt around salad. TheHeartOf 4 whole-grain hamburger buns, split To learn more, visit www.beef cookoff.org and 1⁄3 cup finely chopped fresh fennel bulb (core www.California Avocado.com. Massachusetts.com removed) November 29, 2013• The Express • 3 Food Find The Fun In Healthy Eating

(NAPS) and slice. table and cut vegetables in Keeping kids healthy can The Network for a the fridge. Get a mix of dried be a tough job. Sometimes, Healthy California provides fruits and let kids make the things that are good for these and other mom-tested their own trail mix. kids aren’t always what tips to empower families to • Make shopping fun. they want. live better by eating more Let kids pick three colors But moms know that eat- fruits and vegetables and of fruits and vegetables to ing healthy and being active being active every day. The try, or choose three fruits to can help kids grow strong tips come from Champions snack on during the week. bodies and lower their for Change, real moms who • Be creative when cook- future risk of obesity and are role models for healthy ing. Try fun ideas like health problems like type 2 change. arranging different vegeta- diabetes, heart disease and You don’t have to turn bles on pizza to make a face. some types of cancer. It can your life upside down to Use slices of bell pepper for also help them do better in make healthy changes. Even the mouth and eyebrows, school. small changes add up quick- olives for the eyes, and a Start by being a good role ly to make a big difference, cherry tomato or carrot for model. Kids are more likely like adding fruit to cereal the nose. to eat fruits and vegetables or offering crunchy carrots • Play together. Turn if they see you eating them, instead of chips as a snack. off the TV and turn up the too. Be a good role model Here are more mom-tested music. Have a dance contest by staying active and doing tips on how to make healthy to everyone’s favorite songs. activities the whole family change fun: Enjoy the outdoors and go can enjoy. • Kids get excited for family walks, ride bikes There are also many ways when they can pick what together or play at a local to make healthy eating fun. they are going to eat. Have park. One way is by encouraging them pick the fruits and veg- You can find more great kids to help in the kitchen. etables they want to pack in tips, resources and healthy When kids help pick and their lunch each day. recipes that kids will cook food, they are more • Keep fruits and vegeta- love at www.CaChamp likely to eat it. Younger kids bles in easy-to-reach plac- ionsForChange.net and can tear lettuce for salads or es at home to encourage www.Face book.com/ rinse fruits and vegetables healthy snacking. Leave a NetworkForAHealthy while older kids can chop bowl of fresh fruit on the California. Peanuts: A Nutrient-Dense It may be easier than you think to get your family to enjoy a healthful meal together. “Superfood” Experts Say Cooking With Kids Can Benefit Food Choices (NAPS) For many parents of young children, introducing healthy foods can be a strug- gle. A recent national sur- vey reported that parents believe that the media has a negative influence on their children’s eating habits.* The Pampered Chef®, in partnership with the Family Resiliency Center, has found that cooking together helps create family traditions and With 7 grams of protein per serving, peanuts turn this parfait into an energy-packed dessert. teaches children to make healthier selections. (NAPS) “Involving children in the you or stir peanut butter in PEANUT PARFAIT mealtime process can have If you are looking for a smoothie or your oatmeal. a positive impact on their affordable ways to get more Value And Versatility food choices,” explains Dr. A growing number of Ingredients: energy-boosting protein in 1 cup of Barbara Fiese, Professor your diet, you may want to families are finding that and Director of the Family peanuts and peanut butter— lemon or vanilla yogurt try peanuts and peanut but- (nonfat or low fat) Resiliency Center at the with their nutrition and fla- University of Illinois. ter. 1 cup of your vor—offer both value and “Children who learn cook- With 7 grams per serving, favorite fruits (e.g., blueber- versatility. ing skills and help with gro- peanuts have more protein ries, strawberries) Introduce new flavors and vegetables with a healthy stir-fry, like than any nut. Coupled with For some, that means cery shopping are more like- adding them to dinner rec- 4 teaspoons ly to enjoy nutritious foods, healthy Korean BBQ Pork with Crunchy Wontons. their more than 30 essen- of peanuts tial vitamins and nutrients, ipes, such as a stir-fry dish. like fruits and vegetables.” Others consider them essen- The Pampered Chef, the KOREAN BBQ PORK Classic Batter Bowl. peanuts are considered by Preparation: WITH CRUNCHY 6. Heat 1 Tbsp (15 mL) of many food experts to be a tial ingredients in salad largest direct seller of kitch- dressings. Still others will Slice fruit into bite-size en tools, is committed to WONTONS the oil in 11- or 12-in. (28- “superfood” capable of or 30-cm) Skillet over medi- spread or sprinkle on toast pieces. Measure 1⁄4 cup of helping these families come providing lasting energy. yogurt into the bottom of Ingredients: um-high heat 1–3 minutes or for a quick breakfast, put in together around the table 16 square wonton That’s why they can be a cup. Top with two table- each night. Through its until shimmering. smart addition to your diet soups and stews or baked wrappers (3 in./7.5 cm) 7. Cook pork without stir- goods and, of course, enjoy spoons of fruit and one tea- partnership with the Family 1 jalapeño pepper, seeded any time of the day. spoon of peanuts. Continue Resiliency Center, they have ring 3–5 minutes or until Peanuts and peanut butter with jelly in a classic sand- 2 medium carrots, peeled browned. Stir pork and cook wich. layering until you reach the developed tips that make it 1 large red bell pepper are also affordable sources easier to include kids in the 1–2 minutes; remove it from Peanuts are even at home top of your cup. 1 medium onion Skillet. of protein and convenient— mealtime process. in a more elegant dessert 1 pork tenderloin (about 1 8. Add remaining ½ Tbsp you can take a pack with • Reduce screen time. Cut such as this parfait. lb/450 g), trimmed (7 mL) oil to Skillet. Add down on children’s expo- 3 garlic cloves vegetables; cook and stir 2–3 sure to food advertising by 1½ Tbsp (22 mL) canola minutes or until crisp-ten- limiting screen time, includ- oil, divided der. Stir in pork, sauce and ing game and entertain- 1 cup (250 mL) snow peas, jelly; cook 1–2 minutes or Going Gluten-Free, ment websites that promote trimmed until heated through. unhealthy foods. 3 green onions, cut into 9. Divide wonton strips • Start the conversation. 1½-in. (4-cm) pieces among serving plates and Talk to children before and ½ cup (125 mL) Korean top with pork mixture. during grocery shopping BBQ Sauce Garnish with addition- Even With Diabetes about what are healthy ¼ cup (50 mL) apple jelly al sliced green onion, if foods and why you are buy- Additional sliced green desired. (NAPS) ing them. Help older chil- onion for garnish (optional) Serves 6 A new guide can help millions of dren read and understand U.S. Nutrients per serv- 1. Stack wontons and Americans who have diabetes, celiac dis- food labels. ing: Calories 280, Total cut them into ¼-in. (6-mm) ease or both. • Involve everyone. Kids Fat 7 g, Saturated Fat 1 g, as young as 2 can help with strips with Chef’s Knife. Cholesterol 50 mg, Sodium Celiac disease, an inherited autoimmune Separate strips and place in disorder, makes people incapable of digest- mealtime preparations, 400 mg, Carbohydrate 35 g, such as cleaning counters Small Ridged Baker. Lightly Fiber 3 g, Protein 20 g ing gluten, so the common treatment for spray them with canola oil Cook’s Tips: Removing the this condition is a totally gluten-free diet. and tables and helping with napkins and utensils. Older using Kitchen Spritzer and silver skin keeps the pork The strong link between celiac disease and children can mix and mea- toss to coat. tender during cooking. For diabetes can mean a double challenge of sure ingredients and read 2. Microwave strips, a change of pace, 1 lb (450 g) uncovered, on HIGH 3–4 finding foods to fit the dietary restrictions recipes. boneless, skinless chicken minutes or until they begin of both conditions. It doesn’t need to mean • Make it fun. Use your breasts, cut into thin strips, giving up dishes you love, however. to brown, stirring every can be substituted for the time in the kitchen together minute. To help, chef Nancy Hughes and regis- to talk about how foods look, pork tenderloin. tered dietitian and diabetes educator Lara Spread strips over At in-home Cooking smell and feel. Children Parchment Paper to cool. Rondinelli-Hamilton created “Gluten-Free learn best when they can Shows, guests see and try 3. Coarsely chop jala- products, prepare and sam- Recipes for People with Diabetes” for the utilize all their senses. peño using Food Chopper. American Diabetes Association, a col- • Create memories. Share ple recipes, and learn quick Cut carrots lengthwise into and easy food preparation lection of 75 gluten-free recipes for peo- family stories about learn- quarters, then crosswise techniques and tips on how ple with diabetes. It has a meal-planning ing to cook, while spending into thirds. to entertain with style and guide, advice on shopping, cooking tips, time together in the kitchen. 4. Cut off top of bell pepper ease—transforming the grocery lists, menus, and lists of safe and • Make mealtimes that are and scoop out seeds. Wedge simple to the spectacular. not-so-safe ingredients. Recipes provide quick, simple and affordable. pepper using Veggie Wedger For more information, exchanges and nutritional information to Try this family-friendly rec- and cut wedges crosswise call 1-800-266-5562 or visit help manage glucose levels. There’s also ipe for Korean BBQ Pork into thirds. Wedge onion; www.pamperedchef.com. an extensive list of resources, including with Crunchy Wontons, cut wedges crosswise in Like them on Facebook® organizations, books, websites and maga- which replaces rice with half. at www.facebook.com/ zines. crisp wontons made in the 5. Slice pork lengthwise ThePamperedChef. For microwave: into four strips. Cut strips more mealtime tips, reci- It’s at www.ShopDiabetes.org/ gf, book- Diabetes-friendly recipes, meal plans, strategies crosswise into ¼-in. (6-mm) pes and free resources, visit and tips for anyone with diabetes and celiac pieces. Mix pork and garlic stores and (800) 232-6733. www.pamperedchef.com/ disease or gluten intolerance are in a new guide. pressed with Garlic Press in mealtimeminutes.

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Comes with warranty. 42”Lx33”Hx23”W Coffee/Espresso with belt Office chairs $20 Weather Guard $50.00 BOSTON ROCKER A-1 Condition with leather driving gloves Oak side tables $80 Tool Boxes $150 $100.00 Originally $350 Maker Only worn twice Metal desks $50 Asking $275 82-12 cups $250.00 coat Glass-fronted bookcase (1) Like new Drop Leaf Desk Can Deliver BRASS GLASS TABLE SET $75 OBO Let go at $150.00 Air conditioners $200.00 If less, we’ll talk More!! $350 Good condition Showtime Rotisserie & (1) In good condition Call Karl: BBQ Oven Honeywell Air Cleaner 508-764-2274 (Donna) 508-798-2263 $175.00 CASTOR CONVERTER (Leave message) $150 774-823-6692 $75.00 (Cooked a rm. sz. 15x20 15lb Turkey in it!) $50 OBO Hamilton Beach COLEMAN STOVE 39 CHEVY COUP PROJECT Accessories included Mahogany Gold $139 NEW Call: 508-765-0621 Old Trunks (1) In Bed Tool Roaster Two Burner, mint $5,000.00 Cup Race Boat $45 Each $25 OBO Asking $75 26 ft Replica of 1926 race Box BODY SHOP TOOLS HOVEROUND $15.00 860 576-5462 boat. 5-step bottom Student’s Desk In good condition (508)234-2573 Used Once, New Battery 327 chevy engine. & Chair $150 COUCH 508-494-7857 Comes with book Includes Trailer 508-867-3729 $50.00 For Sale and charger $65,000 $50 Call: 413-245-6521 DISHWASHER Lg. 7 cu. ft. GE gas dryer. Excellent Condition Two End Tables Or: 413-478-1469 KENMORE WHISPERTONE White 6 yrs. old, runs great. Call 508-259-8805 9-ft. x 55” beveled VACUUM Admiral by Maytag Stackable plates inc. $950.00 $45 each glass tabletop $75.00 Under the counter Washer died. MAHOGANY HUTCH Model #DCVH660GHGG. or Best Offer Call: 774-452-3514 (3) KINCAID 1/2-inch thick Used only two years $150.00 ‘KNOCK-OFF’ $100.00 HUGE TV All hoses and $275.00 Call Original Harley Davidson PAINTINGS $50.00 manual included 508-981-9718 413-245-9651 508-943-8107 Black Leather Jacket cherry framed and matted Call 774-230-9457 $200.00 with fringe & belt. $300.00 HOOVER CANISTER 508-943-5033 FOR SALE King Size Mamiya Medium Mens size large. AAA Sports Cards WINDTUNNEL Bedroom Set Format Excellent condition Stars 1950’s-1970’s $150.00 or best offer ELECTRIC Worn 3 times BELL-NEW LADIES MUSCRAT FUR COAT 6 piece cherry wood 711 Pro camera MOTORCYCLE Great shape SCOOTER MINK SCARF sleigh bed Paid $350.00 Near mint cards ORECK w/80mm F4 lens & super HELMET $45.00 From the Scooter Store WEDDING GOWN wide 43 mm F4.5 lens with Will Sell $199.00 $125.00 All cards at Paid $4,000 Size 10 $2500.00 optical viewfinder, 60% off book!! Asking $3,600 or best offer Both w/polar filter. Call 508-478-8538 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Will negotiate $200.00 for coat Almost new, in OAK YOUTH BED 508-272-7110 ORIGINAL SEQUOIA w/mattress Call: 508-864-9223 $50.00 Please call Jim at $100.00 for gown perfect condition 508-344-6862 or $50.00 for scarf $1850.00 NORDIC TRACK, $100.00 ALL IN EXCELLENT LADIES’ COATS Handmade Silk Screen, Call 774- 321-0662 508-860-5096 860 923-9407 CONDITION Sturbridge FOR SALE Tins (some antique), HON SIDE CHAIRS CUSTOM PINE MARX LEATHER Royal Dalton China, $100.00 ELECTRIC 508-347-7013 Christmas Items, Coffee Table TRESTLE TABLE A beautiful 32” length WHEELCHAIR For sale natural mink jacket MATCHING Gevalia Coffee Machines, 508-479-9752 $30.00 leaves (opens to 10'), 1 year old Original Paintings lazy susan, AMANA Size large, color mahogany RECLINING CHAIR Never used Purchased at Macy’s and and other items Side Table protective pads, Runs and looks new WASHING MACHINE AND OTTOMAN Call 860-455-6222 12’ Aluminum 8 chairs. worn only twice $60.00 $650.00 Paid $7,000 By Lane V Hull or best offer FRIGIDAIRE Will sacrifice for $4,000 Original price $699.00 PELLET STOVE with 6HP gas engine and 42” TV with Stand Matching work island with Asking $300.00 2 drawers, 2 doors, REFRIGERATOR (Black) FOR SALE 36lb trolling motor included. $350.00 Red leather 34” jacket On trailer. removable plexiglass cover. (508)981-7012 Enviro EF-111 Bay I with tuxedo front fur RATORO 22” Very Good Condition $1,200 OBO 508-981-9033 50” JVC TV $3,000 negotiable. Electrical Material Buy all or separate Full zip out lining, size large PERSONAL PACE $1,800.00 ALPACA BEAN 508-765-1514 Industrial, Commercial, Asking $500.00 MWR Call Pete Residential 508-864-2848 Compound Bow Natural Alpaca Fertilizer Wire, Pipe, Fittings, Relays, Call 1-774-571-0189 London Fog Used once for 1 hour Desk/Bureau $280.00 PSE Model Pre-composted $75.00 Coils, Overloads, Fuses, FOR SALE all-weather coat Pet Training & 11 arrows with case. Great for your garden Breakers, Meters, Color khaki, size 12 Live-in Crate $10 per bag Punches, Pipe-Benders. Baby Carriage Never worn Call 413-245-9312 $400 OBO Crib 24”Lx19”Wx19”H New Recessed Troffer Tickets still on between 1-6 p.m. Heavy duty 11-gauge Call Lg. Pet Carrier Playpen Asking $125.00 Call: 508-764-6058 Flourescent 3-Tube Baby Sled with black epoxy 508-238-5233 $30.00 T-8 277V Fixtures Mitutoyo 8” Like new Enclosed Handle/Wheels Call 860-963-0117 1500 Angle Iron Cutter $56 Each Band Saw Digmatic Calipier $40 Sports Cards New Tire Rim Table Saw LADIES’ COATS Rebuilt For Shelving Call 5pm-8:30pm 508-347-3145 Mostly Stars & Rookies 4W296, HK Potter 2790 60 R16 $25.00 Baseball, Football, Hockey, 508-867-6546 508-347-7013 FOR SALE Normally Sells For $700 $30.00 (Sturbridge) Basketball, And More $90 OBO ELVIS PRESLEY’S PORTABLE Near Mint Cards A beautiful 32” length 10” Delta FOR SALE natural mink jacket PODIUM $30.00 Call 5pm-8:30pm Small Desk CHRISTMAS Compound Miter $45 508-867-6546 ALBUM Child’s Rocker $10 Size large, color mahogany $85.00 Boyds Bears $50 Purchased at Macy’s and Saw with Bench Call: 508-864-9223 APPROXIMATELY 80 The first live recordings, worn only twice GLIDER CHAIR various other lp’s Locking Wheels OFFICE CHAIRS 508-867-6775 Paid $7,000 $50.00 From $10.00 Golf Clubs/Bag and box sets Will sacrifice for $4,000 $50.00 2 Pianos DESK CONFERENCE Call for details FOR SALE Both In Excellent Condition TABLES $45.00 Red leather 34” jacket Price Includes Tuning & 508-885-9992 Exercise Bike--$35 508 867-3729 OLD END TABLE at bargain prices Golf Clubs/Bag--$50 with tuxedo front fur Move To 1st Floor Location Full zip out lining, size large $45.00 In Worcester County. Call 774-696-3397 Antique Printers EMPIRE PROPANE Table Saw--$50 MOTORS Vintage Table Jig Saw--$50 Asking $500.00 Please Call ARCHERY, HUNTING Drawers VENTED PARLOR Wooden Boat in Glass Case - 1/2HP 230/460V 508-885-3705 EQUIPMENT HEATER - $100 London Fog 1725RPM, 56 Frame. BENCH TOP $15.00 ea. $45 OBO AND ACCESSORIES 50,000 BTU 16,000 BTU Air Conditioner - all-weather coat $50.00 3-year-old In Excellent Condition Used one year - $40 Color khaki, size 12 5HP, 230/460V Display Cabinet $700.00 OBO Upright Freezer -- $100 Never worn 1740RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC PFAFF Call 508-764-6908 CALL EXPRESSION 2.0 $50.00 Call 508-234-8454 Tickets still on $125 OBO Art Deco Bedroom 508-596-1918 cell 508-764-2054 Asking $125.00 5HP, 230/460V 774 452-3514 SEWING/QUILTING Set- 1920’s 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC EXCEL STAIR LIFT Gas Log For Sale Call 860-963-0117 $125 OBO MACHINE Headboard w/footboard 774-452-3514 Jotul GF200 LP Gas Paid $1100.00 (full), nightstand, dresser 13.5’ rail $650 OBO LARGE FISHER 4 Motor Speed Controls Used 3 times w/mirror, matching bench Diamond Ring $1400 Hitachi J100, 400/460V PRESSURE WASHER Gents 14K Yellow & White SPEAKER 6 months old Will sell for $800.00 seat solid, lovely condition! $50.00 Best Offer Call 508-335-1138 Gold. Center Diamond Mini Kota Electric $200.00 90/100 Surrounded By ALADDIN Call 5pm-8:30pm $1,275 OBO reading magnifier Fishing Motor Will deliver Beautiful leather sofa also 6 03/100 Diamonds. ANTIQUE CHAIR 508-867-6546 4 HANOOK SNOW All Fine Brilliance $160 36lb thrust, 5 speeds TIRES $125 OBO $75.00 757-705-5106 Call: 508-320-7941 26 Year Old Appraisal Was NASCAR 235/55/R18 100T $5560 SWORD SET Rascal Scooter Like new Will Sell For Same Now! HAIER Fitness Power Die-Cast Models All 4, $245 4 cu,ft refrigerator 32” Long They’re Back! Bedroom Set 774-232-0407 $55.00 With Lift 3 Pieces, Queen Size $110 Rider $5 And Up! In excellent condition, RETRACTABLE CARGO Black with DINING ROOM $100 OBO SMALL DROP LEAF BRAND NEW 4 wheel deluxe model, COVER Marble Design Surface TABLE HOSPITAL BED SHIPMENT! brand new batteries, Excellent Condition Call: 508-943-2174 TABLE ON WHEELS weight capacity 450 lbs. FOR CHEVY EQUINOX crank $65.00 Blessings Farm $175.00 50 H Foote Road Brand new, $65 $600.00 Maple, very good condition, $50 GERNERATOR/ $1,800 OBO MANY RECORD ALBUMS Charlton Or Best Offer beautiful base, INVERTER 508-248-1411 Call: 508-476-3058 U-HAUL TRAILER 42”x 66” four leaves extend REALISTIC DX100 MANY HARDCOVER BOOKS HITCH 508-234-9320 table to 106” inches Honda EU3000is. NEW Sears Gas Trimmer (almost 9’ feet) Receiver Excellent Condition. 774-452-3514 Class II $70 SLEEPER SOFA with supply of lines 2-inch receiver fits Chevy Very low usage. $100 BLUEBIRD boxes Call 508-764-1268 Electric start & pull start. LazyBoy Reclining Olive green Equinox from 2004-2013 $5 each Never been slept on $75 or 203-610-9807 Very quiet. Get your boxes ready now WOODWORKING Great for electronics. Couch Asking $800.00 or best offer 1974 Suzuki 100CC for early spring arrival of DINING ROOM SET TOOLS Gold Chenille 508-347-5565 $1,000 Call Mark bluebirds Brand New 508-887-2847 48” table w/2-12” leaf Asking $1500.00. $995.00 NEW H D Assortment of cameras & 860-481-9003 Six chairs and 815-222-9323 860-935-0072 774-200-1194 photo equipment Woodstock glass-front hutch Mike. MEZZANINE Mint condition 3500 sq. ft. 15 ft. high 4 Section Peerless $450 or best offer FARM FRESH LED R-30 INDOOR Call: 508-885-3136 BOSE CINEMATE Got a truck? Tons of load factor Cast Iron Boiler 508-885-9906 EGGS FLOODLIGHTS Includes decking Snapper DIGITAL HOME $2.00 dz. Phenomenal bargains by Philips 66% off THEATER Dining Room Set (860)576-5462 Gas range, gas clothes 12w = 65w Only $34,900.00 Roto-Tiller $450 SYSTEM WITH REMOTE Soild Maple dryer, air hockey table, Instant on, very bright plus Call 774-696-3397 IR5003, Used Twice 774 449-8012 & MANUAL. Table, 5 Chairs and Hutch Maitlin Smith game table, dimmable Best Offer Asking FLAT SCREEN piano. Boxes & boxes of Lasts 22.8 years or 508 277-8735 (cell) good items!! Oak Pedestal ASKING $250.00 $275.00 ENTERTAINMENT Big box stores sell for TracVac CENTER $26-$30 Table 50%-70% OFF and 4 round-back Model 385-IC/385LH (508)987-1104 19” w x 24” h x 54” l All must go!! YOU PAY $15.00 each LARGE CHINA or 4 per case $50.00 spindle chairs. Used Once. Excellent condition Buy some, buy all Best Offer INVENTORY DINNER SET $100.00 508-341-8292 Call Keith Oval with grey/blue tiled top. 8 piece place setting One Extension New Windows, Doors, 508-524-9328 Excellent condition Bear Cat Appliances, BRAND NEW white background w/pink roses 508-867-3729 New Queen Vac-N-Chip Pro Fans, Lights, SIZE 16 Asking $450.00 or BO Vanities, Pedestal Sinks $50.00 For Sale HP PillowTop & Vac Pro Toilets WEDDING DRESS PHOTOSMART Call 508 892-1783 508-789-0864 Lg. 7 cu. ft. GE gas dryer. Mattress with Models 72085, 72285, Kitchen Sinks Never worn 6 yrs. old, runs great. PRINTER A636 PLOW TRUCK 72295. Used Twice Faucets It still has tags and never Stackable plates inc. Box Spring Lawn, Garden & been altered Estate Items Model #Q8637A , 1989 Chevy S10 4x4 Best Offer Washer died. in Original Plastic with Fisher Carpenter Equipment It is a ball gown style with Antique Bricks Model #DCVH660GHGG. $30.00 Fireplace Log Sets an amazing train Terracotta Floor Tiles Or Best Offer $150 Quick Switch Plow Call $275.00 $2,000 or best offer & Tools Asking $350 obo Granite Slabs 508-347-3145 508-248-7812 508-981-9718 508-867-7388 508-765-5763 413-531-2433 508-344-0451 Call: 508-410-7050 NOVEMBER 27, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 3

110 NOVENAS 205 BOATS 265 FUEL/WOOD 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE PRAYER TO THE 14’ Ft. Central Boiler E-Classic Solid Maple TOOL SHEDS Women’s Clothing BLESSED VIRGIN Aluminim Boat 1400/2400 FIREARMS WANTED: Dining Set (3) Leather Jackets $500.00 OUTDOOR WOOD Made of Texture 1-11 FURNACE Collector looking WWII US Firearms Table, hutch and 6 chairs. 8x8 $725 2X, 1XL (Never known to fail). Oh most beautiful flower of Mt. Cleaner & Greener M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, .45 Pistols, $800 OBO 8x10 $900 $50.00/each 1976 7hp Carmel, fruitful vine, splen- ESKA Motor EPA Qualified 1911/1911 A1’s 8x12 $975 Columbia Hiking Boots dor of Heaven, Blessed 25-Year Warranty Antique Man’s 8x16 $1275 Mother of the Son of God, $200.00 Call Today Highboy Dresser $25.00 Immaculate Virgin, assist me 508-882-0178 TOP PRICES PAID in this my necessity. Oh Star (860)576-5462 CrystalRockFarm.com Have all necessary federal licenses $800 OBO Delivered And Lands End Zero of the Sea, help me and Built On-Site show me herein, you are my Central Boiler E-Classic Other Sizes Available Degree Boots 18’ C.CONSOLE Call Wally At Harden Cherry $20.00 mother, Oh Holy Mary, 1400/2400 Call 413-324-1117 Mother of God, Queen of 508-234-5860 4-Poster King Heaven and Earth, I humbly KEYLARGO OUTDOOR WOOD Bed Frame Black Dress Shoes beseech you from the bottom FIBERGLAS FURNACE $800 OBO 4 pairs, of my heart, succor me in Trees for $10/pair this necessity. There are BOAT Cleaner & Greener none that can withstand your EPA Qualified Call: 508-207-0966 all size 7 1/2 75 4 Stroke Honda 25-Year Warranty 283 PETS 285 PET CARE Sale call. Oh, show me herein, Fish Finder you are my mother. Oh, Call Today Evergreen Trees, Colorado Red/Black Life Jackets, Auto Bilge 508-882-0178 Powder-Puff Puppy Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, Boil Wool Jacket Mary conceived without sin, Bimini Boat Motor, Trailer Toy Size STURBRIDGE, MA pray for us who have Excellent CrystalRockFarm.com Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall. 2X Long Haired Coat FRIEDRICH All 10 trees for $85 recourse to thee. (3 times) Never in Salt Water Norway Spruce 3 1/2’ $20.00 Holy Mary I place this cause Can Be Driven Hypo-Allergenic Breed. Kuhl Plus Series 5/$99. Eastern Pine 5-7’ in your hands (3 times). $8,700 Firewood wonderful temperment SQ08n10 tall 5/$99. Klein Full-length Sweet Mother I pray for this 860-974-1276 Green $135 cause in your hands. (3 7500 BTU Excellent Privacy Black Wool Coat 128 cubic feet. $800.00 Going... Going... Border/Ornamental times). Holy Spirit, resolve all For More Information $449.00 2X problems, light all roads so Gone to the Dogs Call 508-278-5762 $50.00 that I can attain my goal. (774)696-7879 401-397-6499 FRIEDRICH Evenings You gave me the divine gift Training and behavior FRA 064VU1 to forgive and forget all evil Pure Bred management in your 6000 BTU Call 508 764-3736 against me in all instances of SEASONED home. $149.00 Truck Mounted my life, you are with me. FIREWOOD Puppies Positive methods I want this short prayer to Over thirty breeds available. Carpet Cleaning WOODBURNING thank you for all things as Cut, Split, & Delivered used. Both for Health checked/guaranteed. Certified Pet Dog $500.00 Van you confirm once again that I State licensed. STOVE never want to be separated Wood Lots Wanted Ford 99 E250 Hearthstone Heritage 1983 CHRIS www.laughlinkennel.com trainer and member New-3 Days Used from you even in spite of APDT with Bane-Cleane System IV Non-catalytic stove material things. I wish to be Call Paul Laughlin Kennel Good Condition $1200.00 or best offer CRAFT CABIN Mr. Desai with you in eternal glory. 508-769-2351 Call 508-987-7161 Call Renelle at Asking $8,500.00 508-248-5497 Thank you for your mercy CRUISER Cell: 732-309-9366 toward me and mine. The 26’ Fiberglass New 350 508-987-5349 508-892-1850 Home: 508-347-2764 Von Schrader VS2 WOODSTOVE person must say this prayer Chevy engine. With trailer email: Dry Foam By Vermont Castings three consecutive days. Great fishing boat [email protected] Upholstry Extractors Red Enamel Finish After three days the request or family boat $850.00 ea. will be granted. This prayer Has kitchen and table, WOOD Technics organ $750.00 must be published after the beds forward and aft Seasoned, not split 284 LOST & FOUND 286 LIVESTOCK Includes Stool and prayer is granted. Great condition Extra VS II Brush Unit or B/O $100 OBO PETS User Reference $275.00 508-892-3649 Thank you. $12,000.00 Bag Shavings Guide - KML Call 508-259-8805 Pickup only ~Antiques~ 860 576-5462 $4.75 each Von Schrader VS III Wall 130 YARD SALES 1995 Glastron 17ft Did you find your 3.2 cubic feet kiln dried, From the very first note Cleaning Machine Hoosier Cabinet pet? Or find a small to medium flakes, you play on the $325.00 Oak Round Table/chairs Fiberglass Boat 275 FLEA MARKET plastic bags Technics EA5 organ, Oak Hutch DEADLINE FOR (open style) with 88HP home for one? you’ll marvel at their rich Mahogany Secretary Desk YARD SALE Evinrude SPL outboard. 17” Pacific Floor Mahogany Hutch Dudley Rock Valley Farm authentic instrument Machine SUBMISSIONS Includes trailer. Easily seats sound. Like a well-tuned Pie Safe Hutch 8. Used in fresh water for Flea Market W. Brookfield pipe organ, these instru- $275.00 Oat Bureau IS 1:00 PM MONDAY water skiing. 508 867-2508 ments are finely crafted to 2 Drop-leaf Mahogany Tables FOR ALL MASS. Antiques, Collectibles deliver robust sounds. 413-967-7567 Maple Rocker/Glider WEEKLY PAPERS $5,000 & General What’s more, their elegant- Oak Book Seat *Deadlines Subject To Call: 508-234-5676 Open Every Saturday-Sunday 298 WANTED TO BUY ly designed Change Due To Holidays 8am-4pm Call For More Info. LET US KNOW!!! wood-grain finish cabinet Two Professional 508-344-9555 BOAT, MOTOR COME Join US $ aaa makes them fashionably Trombones Please call us so that perfect for your music & TRAILER Something For Everyone! we can take your ad ROUTE room. 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FLEA MARKET On Worcester St Antiques *100’s of dynamic PCM And Collectibles CHILD’S DESK 107 MISC. FREE A little shy but basically OUTBOARD Every Saturday and Sunday In Southbridge... true to life sounds $40 friendly year round Single Items *Superb organ voices About 8 yrs old MOTOR All black male cat 1976, 7 hp Eska Dealers, leave your stuff Or Entire Estates including realtime FREE WOOD set-up in our secure facility Green eyes, very lovable, Hammond style digital VINTAGE WATER AND Runs mint SNOW SKIS Please call Dealer days every not fixed, definitely a We Buy It All drawbars PALLETS 508-832-5512 Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 And Also Do *Easy to use large Reasonable offers accepted house cat. You pick up. Monday thru Leave a message $300 OBO Ever-changing array Call: 774-287-5043 On-Site Estate Sales LCD display Friday 8am-noon. 860 576-5462 of cool, cool stuff And * Large capacity 802-258-1599 800-551-7767 16-track sequencer Stonebridge Press Estate Auctions 25 Optical Drive 200 GEN. 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If all these things sound appealing to you, Spacious, Fully Southbridge news, is looking for a hard-working, flexible freelance you just might want to be a journalist. Applianced. 2-Bedroom Apartment Starting at $760 reporter to cover Auburn. Hardwoods, Job will include writing four to six stories per week, If so, The Blackstone Valley Tribune may be your opportunity. We • A/C In Every Unit washer/dryer hookups, • Pool refrigerator/stove. photography, information gathering and networking — are looking for a hard-working, flexible reporter to cover the Off-street parking • Basketball Court towns of Douglas, Northbridge and Uxbridge. Nice neighborhood you will be the face of the town you cover! • Playground Candidates must be able to work nights and week- • On-Site Laundry Your job would include writing features, news and profiles, pho- Call: 774-289-6906 ends. Experience in newspapers and with AP style is tography, information gathering and networking. You will be the INCOME LIMITS APPLY Section 8 Welcome SOUTHBRIDGE desired. Residence in southern Worcester County is pre- face of the towns you cover! CENTRAL STREET ferred, but not required. 2-bedroom, 2nd floor Stove, refrigerator The is a freelance position and paid by the story. Candidates must be able to work nights and weekends and meet Office Open From: and hot water weekly deadlines. Residence in the area is preferred, but not Monday-Friday Washer & Dryer on premises Stonebridge Press is an equal opportunity employer. Off-street parking required. 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am No pets So what are waiting for? to 4:00pm 1st, last and security $695 Send your résumé to Editor Adam Minor at The position is full-time with an hourly rate, paid mileage, paid Evening Appointments Available 508-829-5853 [email protected], vacation, company laptop and camera, etc. Brookside Terrace 11 Village Drive SOUTHBRIDGE or mail to Southbridge,MA 01550 Large 2-bedroom apartment Auburn News, (508)764-7675 in quiet neighborhood Off-street parking, appliances ATTN: Editor, Send your résumé and cover letter Heat and hot water included P.O. Box 90, to Editor Adam Minor at DOUGLAS No smokers or pets 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom $850/month Southbridge, MA [email protected], Apartments Available 508-764-4795 or mail to Stonebridge Press, Prices start at $845/month. 01550 Includes heat, hot water, SOUTHBRIDGE P.O. 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Appliances, Your Unwanted DRIVER $750/Month W/D Hookup Available Help Wanted: Looking for for busy salon locations requires that all ads Everything included First & Last Stuff!!! full-time heavy duty Class Contact Melissa at placed in the newspaper $1000.00 Modern, Bright, “A” Tow Truck Driver. "B" License Required 508-754-8839 (Ext. 39) for child care (daycare) Or Best Offer Quiet Country Setting. Quality Dealers Wanted Experience with Heavy Duty "A" License Desirable for an interview today! Call: 508-943-2670 Directly Off Route 9. Best Deal Around. in your home include recovery required. your license number. Call 508-796-5192 Visit Our Website Clean, Indoor Flea Market Paid Holidays, Vacations, 508-764-3178 NORTHBRIDGE & Health Insurance offered. Substitute Leave Message For Rent www.spencercondos.com Every Sat-Sun, 8am-4pm 7am to 5pm 448 FURNITURE (508)735-4335 Route 12 Wages commensurate with Teachers and $950 and up Dudley experience. All applicants must pass a DOT physical Paraprofessional FURNITURE Sturbridge (Behind BP) Grades K-12 Bedroom 1 2 and 3 bedroom units and drug test Please bring a 500 REAL ESTATE AVAILABLE NOW. 1738 House www.dudleyflea.com drivers license and current Please send a Solid Brass Bed driving record Valet/Guest letter of interest, w/2 white laminate Credit, reference check 1-800-551-7767 First/Last Required See You There! at time of application Services resume and references to: bureaus/matching mirrors 501 REAL ESTATE Studio Apartment Apply in person at: To Work At Several $1000.00 WANTED $675/Month Sturbridge Nancy T. Lane, Contact Sue Locations In [email protected] Service Center Worcester, MA Superintendent Bedroom 2 All Appliances. Wanted To Buy 241 Main Street 21 Davis Street Oak Free Electric, Heat, By Collector Sturbridge, MA F/T-P/T available. Potential Douglas, MA 01516 Armoire, Bureau/matching Southbridge Hot Water. to earn $11 and more to mirror, Off-Street Parking Old comic books- start. Great benefits health, Trailer Truck cylinder waterbed, 10 minutes from MA Pike 1940’s & up, dental, 401k plan, plenty of w/matching headboard room for growth! Applicant Townhouse Style Apt 508-347-1101 Beatles memorabilia- Foster Drivers Wanted $1000.00 Granite countertops 1960’s and up. must be over 18, have valid Parents Wanted license, and prior customer Class A CDL With ************** 2 to 3 bedrooms STURBRIDGE Famous Monster Seeking Quality Homes service experience a plus!!! Hazmat Dining Room NO PETS Magazines, Godzilla, Custom-Made Racetrack EQUAL HOUSING Throughout Central MA Apply at: Frankestien and To Provide Foster Care Based In Glass Top Table OPPORTUNITY First Month Free Rent! Daniel Fiske monster items, To Children In Need. www.valetparkof 6 chairs, buffet america.com/employment North Brookfield. $1200.00 ************** House Old toys and 24/7 Support. Generous 1bd/$675.00 advertising items Reimbursement. or call 877 455-5552 All real estate advertising in $1000 Sign-On Bonus Please Call Living Room this newspaper is subject to 2bd/$690.00 5-Room Apartment Call For Details Drexel beige leather, 2 The Federal Fair Housing Act 3bd $750.00 Call: 860-779-2469 311 PART-TIME HELP 508-867-3235 chairs, loveseat, couch of 1968, which makes it 1st Floor, 2- Family Last/Security WANTED Living Room 3-piece illegal to advertise any $895/Month sectional, brick color preference, limitation or $1200.00 discrimination based on race, 508-335-7063 4-Room Apartment WANTED NOTICE 400 SERVICES color, religion, sex, handicap, VERY USED WINTER HELP Must be Seen familial status (number of Southbridge 2nd Floor Devereux Therapeutic 508 278-7659 children and or pregnancy), $725/Month Kitchen Cabinets NEEDED ENERAL ERVICES national origin, ancestry, age, Apartment for rent Foster Care 402 G S 3 bedroom. The older the better. We 508-829-6769 The Dudley Highway 454 HOME marital status, or any are a kitchen refacing Dept. is looking for IMPROVEMENT intention to make an such Completely remodeled! Utilities Not Included company and we use All Cleanouts preference, limitation or NO PETS. persons to assist them discrimination. This Washer dryer hookup. these cabinets at home with their winter plowing Cleanups ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ shows for Home Daily CDL A $1 PAINTING newspaper will not $800 per month, “BEFORE & AFTER” operations knowingly accept any 1st and security, Includes Line Haul Driver Must have your Haul-Away Interior/ advertising for real estate Charlton, MA credit check. Appliances & Laundry Call between 9 & 5 M-F own truck and plow Basements Exterior that is in violation of the law. Call 508-949-0630 Room On Premises. or leave message • 5 nights per week If interested call Our readers are hereby • 1+ yrs. min. exp. Attics Hardwood Floors, Patio KITCHEN OPTIONS of NEW the Highway Department Apartments Power Washing informed that all dwellings ENGLAND advertising in this newspaper First,References, And Visit our website at for additional details Garages SOUTHBRIDGE 508-987-3384 508-949-8020 Carpentry are available on and equal Security Deposit or 860-749-6998 www.drivedli.com Yards • FREE ESTIMATES • opportunity basis. To or call 651-638-5570 Required www.mykitchenoptions.com Rental Property • FULLY Insured • complain about STOREFRONT • Reasonable Rates • discrimination call The 600 sq.ft. 325 PROFESSIONAL Estate Cleanouts Department of Housing and (508)347-9081 Rich O’Brien Urban Development “HUD” $550 Small Building toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. Heat/hot water Demolition Painting For the N.E. area, call HUD included WAR Milford Federal Savings and 28 Years Of Experience Two Loan Association Better Than ad 617-565-5308,. The toll 1 Bedroom Apartments is a community bank that 508-248-7314 free number for the hearing First/Last/Security, RELICS will provide youwith a A Dumpster impaired is 1-800-927-9275 References available in IMMEDIATE variety of lending products, We Do It! Brookfield 505 APARTMENTS FOR $20 Application Fee & a strongsupport staff and a FREE Estimates! 457 LAWN/GARDEN Beautiful,quiet area OPENINGS solid commitment to RENT 508-765-5542 774-329-3386 Easy access to Route 9 WAR our customers. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT for experienced Over The We have the following Black Diamond Road CDL-Class A drivers 774-272-5500 MAIN ST. IN SOUTHBRIDGE First Floor, SOUVENIRS opportunity available at Lawn Care NORTH BROOKFIELD with company located in our Whitinsville branch: 1 bedroom, 3rd floor Appliances included WANTED Webster, MA Professional Work Parking, laundry Completely renovated Flatbed experience a plus ARMY OF 1 At Prices Beating $450/month Off-street parking Porches Outside Mortgage Loan The Competition! Credit check $625/mo WWII & EARLIER Excellent pay, health, dental, Originator Water Filtration No Pets/No Smoking CA$H WAITING! paid holidays, paid vacation Cleanups 469-450-6455 or $525/month plus utilities and retirement plan We seek an experienced ARMY OF 1 will treat all Mowing 774-200-5297 No utilities Helmets, Swords, professional with aproven water problems!! Plowing 1st and security Second Floor, Call 800-446-4089 Mulching Daggers, Bayonets, track record of 3+ years Apartment for Rent 774-200-8038 Furnished Medals, Badges, Flags, or visit mortgageloan sales success New Installations Hedge Trimming www.specializedmachinery Southbridge $725/mo Uniforms, etc. to cover the Blackstone Servicing all equipment Patios 2 bedroom, 1 Bath, Southbridge Over 30 Years Experience. transport.com Valley territory. This position Well tank and pump service incding utilities Etc. First Floor 1 bedroom, Third floor Call David requires knowledgeof the Hot water included origination process, James Morse Seth Goudreau on dead end Street Call: 774-232-7761 1-508-688-0847 secondarymarket guidelines, North Brookfield, MA 774-402-4694 Includes Heat & Hot water I’ll Come To YOU! and the skills necessary to www.blkdiamondlandscaping.com $650.00 $650/mo develop and originate new 774-200-0225 1st & Security Deposit 1st/Security Required loan business forour Bank. [email protected] FREE Estimates 774-230-4697 Fully Insured This position provides a Please call WEBSTER comprehensivebenefit 409 BEAUTY/HEALTH Experienced & New Construction 2 Bedroom Apartment package including a base Ambitious! 505-340-2511 300 HELP WANTED NOW HIRING Duplex after 3PM Morning and salaryplus commission. Come Discover the Kitchen applianced closing shifts available Qualified candidates may Benefits of Reiki. Beautiful 2-Bedroom, Heat/hot water Weekdays and Weekends submit resume and cover Local 1.5-bath in Brookfield,MA, Washer/dryer hook-up 310 GENERAL HELP Some Mothers Hours letter to hardwood floors, SOUTHBRIDGE Available [email protected] EOE Tiffany Edwards, News 141 Elm Street WANTED Reiki Practitioner private outside deck, No Pets/No Smoking 1-car garage, yard, Southbridge Off Street Parking Locations 63 Main Street washer/dryer hookups. Freshly painted Douglas MA Spencer 25-min to Worcester, General Laborer/ 2-bedroom apartment Available Now Yard Man 508-341-3273 10-min to MassPike Parking 269 West Main Street and Route 20 Sturbridge. Washer/dryer hook-up $775/mo. needed for site contractor Dudley MA [email protected] $650/month Please Call www.tiffanyedwards.webs.com 508-461-9147 $1,050/mo+utilities 1st and last 508-721-2227 28 Worcester Rd for prices and information. 413-575-4243 for consideration Charlton MA FOUND HERE! 508-328-9093 NOVEMBER 27, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 5

505 APARTMENTS FOR 525 HOUSES FOR RENT 535 HOUSING WANTED 546 CEMETERY LOTS 546 CEMETERY LOTS 550 MOBILE HOMES 575 VACATION RENTALS 575 VACATION RENTALS RENT WORCESTER COUNTY Single Family LOOKING FOR CEMETERY PLOTS Brookfield RV in Co-op Park Home Worcester County MEMORIAL PARK Nanatomqua Mobile Home Park (55+) $30,000 Webster In desirable APARTMENT Memorial Park Paxton, MA 2 Bedroom Elderly Woman on oxygen 2-grave-plot Mobile Home For Sale. Southbridge location. Paxton, MA Two Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. Woodstock, CT Second Floor 2/3 bedroom, 2 BA, looking for 1 or 2 bedroom Section Heritage 1 Washer/Dryer hookup first floor apartment in Garden of Gospels Large Kitchen & Living Fireplace. Dishwasher, 1 Plot #150 Asking $3,250 Stove & Refrigerator decent neighborhood Call 413-245-4340 Room. Screen Porch Laundry Hook-up. 2 grave sites & Carport. Heat included Lg. Yard & Garage with heat/hot water, Email: [email protected] 1st/last/security washer/dryer hookups Park Rent $120/Month Great for professional couple Asking $2800 Includes Taxes, Water, No Pets or young family. in the Worcester County 508-450-6421 Southbridge/Sturbridge area Sewerage, Trash and Road GREAT SUMMER Have indoor neutered cat 386-576-6663 Memorial Park Maintenance No Smoking/No Pets Leave message CALL FOR PRICE RETREAT 1st and Security and many references Paxton, MA 508-344-0072 774-262-7307 $30,000.00 WEBSTER References CEMETERY PLOTS PLOT FOR SALE Meadowside Worcester County Memorial Park 667B 575 VACATION RENTALS of Woodstock, CT Hartley Terrace Available 12/1/13 Valor II Section Graves 1 and 2 in is a cooperative seasonal 546 CEMETERY LOTS Graves 1 & 2 Seasonal campsite Must Income Qualify Garden of Heritage 2 campground offering 100 Meadowside of Woodstock, Value $6500 owner owned sites, a lagre Section 8 Certificate 774-230-6984 Valued at $7600 Own your own lot. Needed 2 CEMETERY Asking $4000 Asking $4200 CAPE COD TIME pool, fishing pond, mini golf course, laundry, Trailer with add-ons which 2 Bedroom 530 HOUSES FOR SALE PLOTS Call Lorraine contain large family room, 508-789-8188 SHARE FOR SALE sm. rec room, and pavilion. $739-$802 For Sale in Garden of Valor I 508-885-6489 Season runs from two bedrooms, dining room, 508-885-4278 Edgewater Beach Resort Heat & Hot Water 315 sq ft Cottage Worcester County April 15-October 15. screened porch, vinyl siding, Included. Memorial Park, WORCESTER 95 Chase Avenue Weekly pump out is included large shed, outdoor fire pit, Modern Kitchens in Narragansett, RI Paxton, MA Double COUNTY Dennisport, MA 02639 in annual fee which runs mostly furnished. Wall-To-Wall Carpet Located 1200 ft from state Call 610-787-0068 Spacious Closets Cemetery Lot Across the street from $990.00 to $1320.00 Park ammenities: large beach on lease land MEMORIAL PARK per season depending on On-Site Laundry in private area. In All Faith Swedish 2 plots in Good Shepherd from the water swimming pool, rec hall. Easy Highway Access Open May to mid October. 4 PLOTS AVAILABLE Cemetery, Worcester, MA. when you pay pavilion, mini golf, bocci, Plot #97 Studio (Unit 706) your assessment. Newly renovated IN WORCESTER Lot #119 Section I $2,500.00 Fixed week 33 (August) horseshoes, fish pond, For More Information most contents included playground-low yearly COUNTY MEMORIAL Will pay transfer fee Deeded rights This Unit#58 has a wonderful Call 508-943-9567 photos available $1,400 maintenance fees. EHO PARK 508-867-3729 site placement with a back $48,000 (Garden of the Cross section) Call: 508-867-8350 yard to house car and shed [email protected] Paxton, MA WORCESTER COUNTY 508-347-3145 with rock garden and front Rte.25 197, or call Sold for $4,850 PINE GROVE MEMORIAL PARKS yard for nice lawn, small fish Woodstock, CT 525 HOUSES FOR RENT 860-928-6103 Asking $3800 CEMETERY Two grave plots: pond and more flowers. Unit #5 203-315-9291 Whitinsville, MA Valor I {#291 unit A, Fort Meyers Beach Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 HOUSE FOR RENT 535 HOUSING WANTED 2 plots for sale graves 1 and 2} trailer with two slide outs, 772-233-1555 screened porch (8x29) and LOOKING FOR Yew Ave. section Current value $8200.00 Florida Woodstock Offered: $5,850.00 front deck (8x16) all built in WELLS, MAINE 2-bedroom, 1.5 baths, 2-BEDROOM Cemetery Lots Asking $2400.00 508-499-7957 1 bedroom fully equipped- 1997. Unit has been com- 1700 sq. APARTMENT Available Valued at $3000.00 [email protected] cottage, near beach and all pletely redecorated to include Village By the Sea in Southbridge/ attractions ceiling fans, carpeting, floor- 2 bedroom/2 bath condo. Open floor plan, Pine Grove Cemetery WORCESTER COUNTY ing and paint, has lots of Sturbridge/Charlton/ Spencer MA 508-849-7939 Clean and quiet, Pool complex, updated appliances Dudley area MEMORIAL PARK storage and comes Walking distance to lake Single Lot $650 completely furnished. w/jacuzzi, exercise room, 1st floor -- 2 steps Double $1300 Worcester County Paxton, MA Feb & March outdoor pool, in-unit laundry, $1200/mo Washer/dryer hookup Memorial Park Garden of Gospels 25 Rte 197 1 plot (#85) $4,000 plus tax See Craigs List A/C, cable. Security deposit On Section 8 Call Mike Paxton, MA for more pictures Available January, 2014 Please call 774-200-6164 Faith/Crypts with 2 grave sites 508-909-6665 or Lot 84C #1 Space $4,000.00 239-463-3369 CALL FOR DAILY RATES Send inquiries to pinegrovecemetery Call 508-864-3008 [email protected] $4200 774-200-1194 727-204-4457 [email protected] 508-943-0671 (508)429-7568

725 AUTOMOBILES AWD 2003 BUICK 740 MOTORCYCLES Motorcycle for sale 2000 WINNEBAGO 2007 8317SS 2004 700 AUTOMOTIVE RENDEZVOUS 2001 HARLEY JOURNEY 34B Rockwood Trailer NISSAN TITAN 1997 MERCURY Mileage: 87,407 1996 HARLEY DAVIDSON Jadestone/White, Cummins Pristine condition Crew Cab w/Off-Road and SABLE Loaded, all electric, heated DAVIDSON 275HP Diesel Pusher, Allison 11,500 and/or largest lot Tow Package. 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 4 door, tan leather seats/mirrors, cruze, NIGHT TRAIN 5-spd Trans, tow package double size One owner 4 Tires w/Rims 132,000 miles parkaid, moonroof, 3-row 883 SPORTSTER 1450 Sleeps 5 QCC Brimfield Truck runs like new 300V6 seating, rear liftgate Low miles Less than 20,000 miles Retractable Slide, auto packaged or separate Never off-road or plowed 2009 Midsize Ford Runs excellent One owner $4,000 Selling because All service records 215/55R16 Very good condition leveling, full kitchen, bath, Make an offer! Flowmaster exhausts 4 new tires, battery 774-402-4624 bought new bike queen bedroom, Corion tops, Will fit a new Ford $1,200 or best offer Asking $6,000 $10,000 firm Call 508-892-8027 Deep water blue 5 lug pattern Call 508-713-3066 or 774-262-9409 860-753-2096 wash/dry hook-up, 10-gal. or email 211K highway miles $450.00 508-779-0194 1998 Yamaha hot water tank $6995.00 or b/o [email protected] 508-208-6042 730 AUTOMOBILES VStar 650 Central air/heat, oak 508-943-1740 1999 TOYOTA wood/rug floor, elec. LAKESIDE Black WANTED 3/4 ton CHEVY SOLARA 1980 MGB Low Milage fireplace, satellite system, RV RESORT 3.0L V6, 5Spd. $7,000 Kawasaki beautiful oak cabinets, 2 TVs, Own RV lot SILVERADO Rebuilt C6 $1835.00 VCR, back-up camera, solar Transmission with Leather Interior, Moonroof, Nice interior, runs great Motorcycles for less than renting 4-wheel drive, 1986 Power Windows/ Door Many new parts, top, engine, 774-232-2999 1968-82 panel Developers final phase Selling for parts Transfer Case Locks, Cruise Control, suspension, brakes, etc. (3 cylinder prefered) Many extras...must see All Lots 50% off $200 CD Player 508-987-1228 Any Condition $38,000 Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool, $600 Firm Looks and Runs Great! 2 Motorcycles 860-779-9868 Activity Center Call Mike 508 832-2566 148,000 Well-Maintained CAll JOE Please leave message Miles 1980 MGB For Sale (978)760-5042 508 989-8165 1987 GMC Parts $2,100.00 or B/O $7,000 or (508)481-3397 2003 ULTRA LITE 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT Nice chrome front Call Ron Nice interior, runs great 2007 Roadstar TRAVEL TRAILER PARKMODEL Michigan bumper, heater core, 860-923-3532 Many new parts, top, engine, Warrior- with LOFT misc. suspension, brakes, etc. 745 RECREATIONAL $7,000 Backhoe Metallic Gray, VERY LOW 28 feet, queen bed, and full length addition 2001 508-987-1228 MILES, Samson Ground VEHICLES Payloader DODGE 2500 2 bunks, Furnished Diesel, Runs Good Chevy 283 & 327 2005 LOTUS Pounders, Very Clean. convection oven, 12x16 with Washer/dryer crankshafts 4-wheel drive w/plow $7,000 OBO 2001 ITASCA Campground season $9997 138,000 miles ELISE double sink, Apr. 15-Oct 15 SUNDANCER counter top stove, Chevy Box Truck Needs transmission work Sport and Touring 941-567-8719 UPS-Style Call: 508-892-8481 $3500 Packages 2008 Yamaha MOTOR HOME full frig, stand up shower, or Arctic Silver metallic paint great condition. $3500 720 CLASSICS 941-592-5318 with black leather interior FZ6- 30 ft. with slideout Plenty of storage. 860-377-5742 Star Shield paint protection John Deere 600CC, Royal Blue, VERY Sleeps 7 760 VANS/TRUCKS 11,000 miles LOW MILES, Very Clean, Ford F450, low mileage Skidloader 2002 Dealer maintained Slider Guards. Good condition Call 508-887-2190 1992 GMC Needs Motor Work Chevy Impala $35,000 $5,200 OBO Early 1964 1/2 Runs good, but needs some 508-847-5274 Call 508-892-3612 2005 JAYCO Diesel Truck Let’s Talk, Make TLC Silver 120,000 miles for appointment to view JAYFLIGHT 29 FBS UPS Truck-Style, An Offer! Mustang Coupe Call: 908-242-2016 Aluminum Grumman Body, Call (508)347-7300 732 SPORTS UTILITY Shelves. Rebuilt with factory 260 V8 Asking $2500 or email: CAMPER Transmission/Motor, White w/red interior, Call 508 278-6304 2000 Jeep [email protected] 2007 Bunkhouse in rear, Queen New Fuel Tank, Radiator, 767 VEHICLES WANTED Excellent condition, Cherokee Sport MOTORHOME bed in front. Table and Steering Box. Dual Wheels, ANTIQUE AUTO All receipts, 2004 CHRYSLER couch fold out into double 11’ Area Behind Seats SEBRING 4/door, white 31 ft. Class “C” beds. Excellent condition. Excellent Condition PARTS NEEDED Complete documentation. 4.0-liter/6 cyl 2002 Honda Itasca Impulse 14,100GVWR No disapointments. CONVERTIBLE 4-wheel drive Full slide-out. Stove, micro, 1937-1960 White with tan top 11.5 ft. slideout queen bed stand-up separate shower, Call 5pm-8:30pm Excellent condition CBR 954 Owners are Car and truck sheet metal Runs excellent 139,000 miles cable, awning, surround 508-867-6546 $16,900 Many new items black and red non-smokers/ trim and exterior parts only Runs excellent have no pets sound, etc. No mechanical parts $4800.00 or best offer New tires, in great condition only 2000 TOWN AND or best offer 11,637 miles. Only 14,136 miles whatsoever 508-769-3262 Automatic, Many extrass COUNTRY Power windows, Is completely ready to ride $12,000 OBO Also 1949-1951 Mercury Tons of cosmetic upgrades MINIVAN 860-871-5777 2004 Pontiac GTO (Was in Florida for a time) Asking $58,000.00 508-400-2073 trim and sheet metal Torrid red with black leather Priced to sell Serious buyers call Uxbridge MA No rust, awesome shape in 978-760-3453 For sale interior, 5.7L LS1 V8, $2900.00 immediately at and out automatic transmission, Call 508-713-3066 or 508-320-2944 All wheel drive, leather, 73,000 miles. 508-779-0194 $4,500 2005 Palomino every option 1986 CORVETTE 508-688-5907 Vehicle Needed!! 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS Pop-Up New headlights, brakes, wa- 350-AUTOMATIC Asking $10,900 ter pump If anyone has a car that Call: 508-949-1816 Camping Trailer $3600 or best offer runs and can get a sticker 2002 FORD XLT 508-847-3281 79K original miles 2010 SUBARU Excellent Condition and they want to donate it 2010 2007 SUZUKI 65,000 miles Garaged during off seasons to an old man that needs a Removable top, black with FORESTER 2.5X BURGMAN 400 With hitch 2002 White tan interior PONTIAC VIBE 22 ft. 5th wheel One Owner car to get to the stores. Premium Used only 4 weeks a year Let him know he may be New wheels (Toyota Matrix) SCOOTER Wilderness w/extras Chevy Van 4-door, 5-speed, FWD, Loaded, 4WD, Like new Great condition Sleeps 6, 3 burner gas stove, Express 2500 willing to give you some- $7,900 or B.O. Silver, 35 MPG, 99K Automatic, Navigation Less than 3K miles $12,000 for both small gas/electric refrigerator thing for the car. Excellent condition $8800 $4,000 508-987-3796 or 508-764-7193 $8,495.00 or BO Call or text for more details $3995 Best Offer 508-208-6042 508-687-0596 Call 508-335-2747 508-612-2623 Here is his number!! 508-885-7680 Call: 774-482-0408 Call: 508-764-0594

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Keep food professionals in your area at related to the job search may be deductible Get more tips and find an enrolled agent infection passed through the in airtight containers, and www.pestworld.org. even if the job search was unsuccessful. at www.naea.org. NOVEMBER 27, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 7 Aut motive First Drive: 2014 Nissan Rogue – a Crossover Winner and Still Champion

Photos © Nissan The 2014 Nissan Rogue has been rebuilt from the ground up with hosts of new features for improved driving and ride comfort.

BY KEITH GRIFFIN the CVT, as it evolves, is the better way to The Nissan Rogue has been a personal go for fuel economy. Nissan has tweaked favorite of mine ever since I was first the CVT so it is 10 percent more fuel effi- exposed to it as a hand-built model in cient, which helps the front-wheel drive Boston in 2006. Its styling and practicali- Rogue get rated at 33 mpg highway and 26 ty have always appealed to me – and the mpg city for a combined rating of 28 mpg latest generation on sale now is no excep- (an overall 18 percent gain in fuel econo- tion. my). The Rogue has become the brand's sec- Driving the Rogue along city streets, ond best seller (only behind the Altima back roads, and highways, I was able to sedan) with more than 650,000 units sold beat the combined rating by almost 2 since its introduction. Now Nissan is mpg. Wayne Gerdes of cleanmpg.com, attempting to make its top-selling my driving partner, was able to squeeze crossover an even better seller. Ken 39.2 mpg out of the Rogue, which shows it Kcomt, the Rogue's director of product has some potential for fuel sipping when planning, told automotive media assem- driven correctly. bled in Nashville, Tenn., at the introduc- One thing we both noticed, though, is tion, "We were shooting for a knockout even under moderate acceleration on with this vehicle." inclines the Rogue's engine had a whine To extend that analogy, the Rogue may to it. That was somewhat surprising not get the knockout but clearly wins in a because the rest of the vehicle is so split decision because of concerns over refined. Nissan has introduced a 2.5-liter, exterior styling and engine noise under supercharged four-cylinder in the Nissan even moderate acceleration. Pathfinder Hybrid. Maybe that engine What's New will become a better choice for the Rogue The biggest change for the Nissan if it needs more oomph. Rogue is it's now available in a three-row Otherwise the driving experience is configuration. Nissan execs readily The seats for the Nissan Rogue are sourced from the Nissan Altima and are the most comfortable darn near perfect in the Rogue. Thanks you'll find in any vehicle – even those costing tends of thousands more. admit this isn't a space for grownups to to active trace control, active engine take extended rides but it will do in a braking, and active ride control. The INTERIOR pinch. Families will find it helpful for (For the latest new car news, follow me trace control is great on curves with its on Twitter at aboutusedcars. You can also those times when they get called on for application of vehicle stability and The best part of the interior for the carpooling or visitors come in from out read the latest automotive news at torque smoothing. The ride control is 2014 Nissan Rogue is actually in the TorqueNews.com, where I am a contribu- of town. Cargo space does get crimped in going to smooth out bumps so you don't cargo area. This is a flexible vehicle in this configuration. tor, or learn about buying and selling a feel like a bobble-head doll on rough sur- the two-row model along the lines of a used car at UsedCars.About.com.) Also, the Rogue now has the zero grav- faces and the engine braking gives driv- Honda Fit but with a lot more room and ity seats first found in the Nissan Altima. ers a little boost when slowing down to comfort. VITAL STATISTICS Drivers with extended commutes will make it more effortless. The divide-n-hide cargo system pro- marvel at their comfort. The discomfort Wheelbase: 106.5 inches EXTERIOR vides 18 adjustable variations between of driving scores of miles just fades away the cargo and occupant areas including Length: 182.3 inches Width: 72.4 inches due to the articulated seat shape that This could be one polarizing element of out-of-sight storage and a lower deck to offers support from the chest to the the Nissan Rogue. Almost a decade ago, handle taller items. It can be operated Height: 66.3 inches pelvis. Saab and Subaru joined forces to create easily with just a couple of fingers. It Curb weight: 3393 lbs. POWERTRAIN an SUV that was nicknamed the works well for hauling mulch or muddy Engine: 2.5-liter, four cylinder "Saabaru." The Rogue replicates that kids coming home from a soccer game. Horsepower: 170 hp @ 6000 rpm The 2014 Nissan Rogue is powered by a front-end, which either means Saab was PRICING Torque: 175 lb. ft. @ 4400 rpm 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine rated at 170 futuristic in its designs or Nissan design- EPA estimated mpg city/highway: horsepower and 175 lb-ft of torque. It's ers have come up with a retro look that The 2014 Nissan Rogue comes in three 26/33 (front-wheel drive) mated to a next-generation Xtronic CVT never had broad appeal. Nissan does a well-equipped models, S, SV and SL, each Base price: $23,250 (continuously variable transmission) good job with the use of LED lighting as in a choice of front-wheel or all-wheel As-tested price: $29,420 that is seamless. People think they prefer a design element. drive. Along with the long list of stan- Also consider: (a comparative vehicle) an automatic transmission but in reality dard features found on Rogue S, starting Hyundai Santa Fe Sport, Chevrolet at $22,490, the Rogue SV, starting at Equinox, Ford Flex $24,230, adds 17-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, dual-zone automatic climate control, privacy glass, Nissan Intelligent Key with push button ignition, six-way power driver's seat, power driver's seat lumbar support, SiriusXM Satellite Radio, NissanConnect Apps, two additional Auto Review audio system speakers, roof rails and Smart Auto on/off headlights. Rogue SL models, starting at $28,070, include leather-appointed seating, Bose audio system with nine speakers, NissanConnect with Navigation, 7.0-inch QVGA color touchscreen display, power liftgate, Around View Monitor, 18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, fog lights, Quick Comfort heated front seats and outside mirrors and leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob. All-wheel drive is an additional $1350 and is available on all trim levels. Destination and handling add an additional $860 to all prices.

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