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Local ...... A2-3 Joy Richard photo Joy Richard photo Learning ...... A4 A Bartlett senior boy throws a smile to a family member during the 100th Senior girls take in the fact that they’ve just graduated high school. Columns ...... A6-7 Bartlett commencement ceremony. Viewpoint ...... A8 Sports ...... A9-11 Graduation ...... A12-19 Obituaries ...... B2 Events Calendar ...... B3 Real Estate ...... Sect.B Legal Notices ..... Sect.B

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Mark Ashton photo When the Bay Path class president told them to hug their neigh- bors, the graduates complied. Joy Richard photo Members of the Class of 2013 at Bay Path Shepherd Hill junior class officers wait for the Regional Vocational Technical High School graduation ceremony to begin. (Friday, May 31), Oxford High School (Friday, May 24), Shepherd Hill Regional High School (Sunday, Sheriffs Office Shepherd Hill, turn to pages A14-15! For more from June 2) and Bartlett High School (Friday, June 7) Joy Richard photo Oxford High School’s commencement, turn to closes took the next step in their lives at graduation cere- An Oxford High graduate flashes a quick monies held over the last couple of weeks. pages A16-17! For more from Bay Path Regional Page A3 Vocational Technical High School, turn to pages smile on the way into the Oxford High For more from Bartlett High School’s graduation School gymnasium. ceremony, turn to pages A12-13! For more from A18-19! LEARNING Forum The end of the road

informs SHEPHERD HILL STOPPED IN DISTRICT voters ahead FINAL LOSS TO of election PANTHERS BY NICK ETHIER BY JOY RICHARD SPORTS STAFF WRITER TIMES STAFF WRITER Senior Profile WORCESTER — After upsetting No. 4 DUDLEY — With the Annual Shrewsbury High and top seeded Holy Page A4 Election fast approaching, a com- Name in the quarterfinal and semifinal munity forum was recently held to rounds of the Central Mass. Division 1 dis- help residents hear from all town trict softball tournament, fifth ranked SPORTS candidates. Shepherd Hill finally met its match against The election will be held No. 3 Marlborough High in the final, played Tuesday, June 25, just in time to June 8 at Worcester State University. The coincide with the Massachusetts Panthers’ Victoria Falco blasted a pair of special election for U.S. senator. homers off two Rams pitchers in the game The Annual Candidates Night that ended in a 10-3 final. Forum was held Monday, June 3, Shepherd Hill finished its season at 15-8. at the Dudley Municipal Complex, “They got on top of us early and we just and featured the four Board of couldn’t get it going,” Rams head coach Paul Selectmen candidates — incum- Enman said. “We hit a couple balls — line bents Jonathan Ruda and Paul drives — into double plays and it takes you Joseph and challengers Brian out of an inning pretty quickly. We tried to Germain and Scott Zajkowski. get things started a few times, but it just did- Nick Ethier photos The group fielded questions n’t happen.” At the game’s conclusion, Shepherd Hill’s Kelsey Mosher walks back to her dugout as Marlborough celebrates in the pitching circle. The Panthers Turn To FORUM, page A5 Turn To DISTRICT, page A9 defeated the Rams, 10-3, to win the Central Mass. Division 1 district soft- ball championship.

Pirates Fall Brothers save girl from drowning Page A10 DUDLEY MAN DIES IN BUFFUMVILLE LAKE INCIDENT

OPINION BY GUS STEEVES dive team. marine mammals. The chance of Swenson said he and his brother STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER That might sound strange since survival has several factors, with Giovante (“Gino”) were also play- GET YOUR CHARLTON — Science played a Barnett was declared dead at two of the most important being ing in the water, “trying to see who POINT ACROSS bit part in last weekend’s drowning UMass Medical Center, but it’s water temperature and person’s could stay under longer.” But PAGE A8 of Dudley resident John Barnett at based on the fact that humans auto- age. throughout it, they were also Buffumville Lake and the rescue of matically shut down key body sys- That Saturday, although the air watching the Barnetts, in part his daughter by two Worcester tems when we go underwater invol- was hot, the water was still a bit because Barnett was “the only par- teens. untarily. It’s an innate trait called chilly,Coleman observed. But since ent paying attention to his kid, “Anytime we can pull someone the mammalian dive reflex and he wasn’t there when things unfold- playing with her,” Archeval said. out of the water under one hour, exists in all mammals; it’s trig- ed, the events themselves are better That made an impression on the that’s considered a ‘rescue’ for us,” gered by accident in situations like related by Miguel Swenson, the boys, she said, because their own said Auburn Fire Chief Stephen what happened June 1, but used girl’s rescuer, and his mother Coleman, chairman of the regional adaptively by whales and other Keisha Archeval. Turn To DROWNING, page A5 2 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 14, 2013 www.webstertimes.net ‘Concerned Citizens’ continue to push for size restriction ALMANAC TOWN ENLISTS STATE OFFICIALS HELP TO FUND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY QUOTE OF THE WEEK “They got on top of us BY JOY RICHARD them off the lake by a certain hour. to a compromise with Robert. TIMES STAFF WRITER “We feel that the town has the right to “The bottom line is that the only thing early and we just couldn’t WEBSTER — After months of varied regulate [the lake],” said Franas during we are asking for is to limit the size of the get it going. We hit a couple discussion the “Concerned Citizens” an in-person interview with a handful of boat and to have reasonable hours,” said recently pushed to preserve Webster Lake citizens members. Dobosz. balls — line drives — into through a letter to the Executive Office of He said he was pleased to have the sup- She added that they are also concerned double plays and it takes Energy and Environmental Affairs. port of local and state authorities and about how it will travel through narrow- In the letter, which was sent by the hopes the officials at the state level will er/more shallow areas of the pond, which you out of an inning pretty group on Wednesday, May 22, the 2011 understand the group and town’s con- is where the environmental study would Webster Town Meeting boat size bylaw cerns. come in, and the safety of its passengers if quickly. We tried to get was cited. The bylaw was passed by resi- State Rep. Ryan Fattman, R-Webster, there were to be an accident. things started a few times, dents in the hopes of restricting the size said there are two things he, Sen. Richard Speaking with Robert, he stressed that of the recently proposed vessel, a paddle- T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, and the town are the boat is certified safe by the Coast but it just didn’t happen.” boat nicknamed the “Indian Princess.” looking into at the state level. Guard and that the group’s environmental This was an idea originally brought about “The first thing we are looking for is concerns are unfounded. - Shepherd Hill Rams softball Head by Indian Ranch owner Christopher information,” said Fattman. “There are no environmental issues,” Coach Paul Enman, after his team’s loss Robert. He said they are also looking into said Robert during an phone interview to Marlborough last weekend. When the Massachusetts Attorney requesting a public hearing from the last week. “The boat is fully certified. General’s Office rejected the bylaw Office of Environmental Affairs through They are claiming that it will tear up the OPEN TO CLOSE because the lake is technically controlled their waterway division when the permit bottom of the lake, but it only goes 6 miles by the state, the citizens said they then is pulled to build a dock for the boat. and hour, max, and when it is touring, 4 DUDLEY looked into the idea of petitioning the “I want to allow business to say why miles an hour. There is far more damage Environmental Police to look into main- they want it, and for residents to have a done by jet skis.” DUDLEY TOWN HALL (508) 949-8000 Board of Selectmen (949-8001) taining “a safe environment” on the lake. voice as well,” said Fattman. Robert added that he is merely trying to Monday-Thursday ...... 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Concerned Citizens Webster Lake Inc. He said the second thing he is looking provide residents who don’t have access to Fridays ...... 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. President Richard Franas he made it clear into is the writing of legislation “based a boat “transportation” on the lake and Evening appointments if needed. Note: Office that the group’s intent is not to limit who around the town meeting vote.” that he is just as concerned with safety as hours are for selectmen’s secretary and town is on the lake and how they access it, but He said, like the citizens, he and other the citizens are. administrator. Selectmen do not hold office hours. to keep vessels to a 40-foot limit and have lawmakers are looking for a compromise Speaking with Selectman Robert Miller, Town Clerk (949-8004) with the size and who recently spoke out about the paddle- Monday-Thursday ...... 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. hour restrictions, boat during a board meeting, he said Thursday nights ...... 5 to 7 p.m. OASIS NAILS,HAIR &SPA not to keep people while he isn’t against business or lake Fridays ...... 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and boats from the transportation he feels Webster Lake is Any Service lake as a whole. too small for something like a paddleboat. DUDLEY POLICE DEPARTMENT (943-4411) 15% Off Webster resident He said with the amount of traffic on the Staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week Southbridge Only DUDLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT 949-8040) and citizens mem- lake it’s not something he feels is a good ( Monday-Sunday ...... 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. With this ad. Exp. 7/20/13 ber Antoinette fit. NOW 2 LOCATIONS! Dobosz summed up “If the lake was two to three times larg- OXFORD Grand the group’s position er we wouldn’t have this situation,” said 507 E. MAIN ST., 62 W. MAIN ST., OXFORD TOWN HALL (508) 987-6027 Opening by reiterating that Miller. SOUTHBRIDGE,MA SPENCER,MA Board of Selectmen June 20 in In the Big Y Plaza, Next to Ocean State Job Lot In the Big Y Plaza - Next to Subway they are not against He also addressed the safety concerns Southbridge! 508-765-8888 508-885-9888 business, but that he and the board have. He said the town Monday-Friday . . . . .9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. they want to come doesn’t have the public safety resources to Town Clerk (987-6032) HOURS: Mon - Fri: 9:30am - 7:30pm R Sat: 9am - 7:00pm R Sun: 11:00am - 5pm keep a boat that size Monday-Friday . . . . .9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and its passengers OXFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT (987-0156) safe. “Anything that For emergencies, call 911 Is your divorce mediator providing the high is man-made can OXFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT (987-6012) fail,” said Miller. “I quality services you need? Monday-Friday ...... 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. am not saying it Divorce with dignity will, but there is the potential for there Polly Tatum (former President of the Worcester County WEBSTER Bar Association) has conducted over 2000 Divorce to be an issue.” Miller said he is WEBSTER TOWN HALL (508) 949-3850 Mediations since 1997. 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Petkus $147,000, 50 Ash St., Keely Hartley to THE WEBSTER TIMES (USPS#024-928) IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY STONEBRIDGE PRESS,INC., 25 ELM ST., SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550. PERIODICAL James R. Klisiewicz and Ashley M. Allain POSTAGE PAID AT SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550. POSTMASTER: SEND ADDRESS CHANGES TO WEBSTER TIMES,P.O.BOX 90, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550 www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 14, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 3 Local sheriff’s office closes EVANGELIDIS FRUSTRATED PUBLIC MEETINGS WITH LOST RESOURCE Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed are BY JOY RICHARD “bent over backwards” to keep retrieved in advance from multiple TIMES STAFF WRITER the Webster office open. sources, including Town Hall and the WEBSTER — With the North He said local residents who Internet. The Webster TImes is not Main Street Community are on probation are referred to responsible for changes and cancella- Corrections Office now official- these types of centers to be fur- tions. ly closed and up for lease, ther monitored for drugs and Worcester County Sheriff Lew alcohol. These referrals come Evangelidis reflected this week from their probation officers DUDLEY on the service he said would be and are a mandatory commit- MONDAY, JUNE 17 missed. ment. The community corrections “I have put a lot of time and Board of Selectmen meeting, 6:30 p.m., 71 facility in Webster was one of energy into these centers and I West Main St. three offices in Worcester feel bad that [the Webster County. The others, located in office] had to close,” said WEBSTER Fitchburg and Worcester, are Evangelidis. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 still open. The sheriff added that Joy Richard photo Speaking with the sheriff at approximately 90 percent of Webster Fire Department Study the end of May,he made it clear inmates who are in local correc- The former North Main Street Worcester County Sheriff’s Office of Committee, 6:30 p.m., 55 Thompson Road that he and his staff worked tion facilities deal with sub- Community Corrections is currently up for lease after losing its grant funding hard to keep the facility open. stance abuse problems. He said from the state earlier this year. OXFORD He said the final decision to many crimes stem from these echoing Evangelidis’ senti- obstacle for them to participate WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 close the office was made by the issues, which is why he feels ments, and said he was “disap- in the program,” said Tuttle, state Office of Community these centers are a key part of pointed” with the choice. who said transportation to the Conservation Commission meeting, Corrections. the road to recovery. Tuttle added that the three office is hard for some residents Department of Public Works headquar- The three Worcester County Evangelidis stressed that he offices were run by a state to come by. ters, 450 Main St. facilities were designed to help believes community correc- grant, which totaled approxi- Both Evangelidis said they those leaving the corrections tions centers like the former mately $1.7 million. He said the are concerned for the residents system or those being moni- Webster facility are a “way to Webster office had been in oper- in Webster and the surround- tored on the outside by authori- keep people out of prisons.” He ation for “well over 10 years” at ing towns who once used the TheHeartOf ties. said the steps these centers take the time of its closing. North Main Street office. Tuttle Evangelidis said when it to monitor keeps parolees “The word came down on said heroin and prescription Massachusetts.com comes to referrals, the courts “accountable,” adding that it is Tuesday, January 8, that [the drug use has risen dramatically and their probation officers also an effective way to keep on state Office of Community in the last several years and he were the ones who would make top of their mandatory drug Corrections] only provided us feels the need for these centers referrals to any of the three tests. with two months of funding is now higher than ever. offices. Stonebridge Press reached and said that we needed to have “We are very disappointed,” “I am committed to these pro- out to the state Office of the office closed by Friday, said Tuttle. “We put months grams,” said Evangelidis dur- Community Corrections for March 1,” said Tuttle. into it. The sheriff personally ing a phone interview on comment on the closing, but as He said resident who are com- advocated for it and we tried - ROLL OFF • ALL SIZES - CONTAINERIZED SERVICE - Tuesday, May 28. “I believe in of press time, we did not ing out of jail and are being everything that we could.” RECYCLING them.” receive a response. monitored are being referred to COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL Evangelidis added that in the Worcester County Chief the Worcester office. Joy Richard may be reached at TOLL FREE 1-800-242-7655 more than two years he has Deputy Sheriff David Tuttle “I am going to be honest with 508-909-4129 or by email held the sheriff ’s office, he has also weighed in on the issue, you, for some folks it is [now] an [email protected]. (508)764-6677 P.O. BOX 820 SOUTHBRIDGE MA 01550 Leboeufrubbishremoval.com

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The building was demolished Charlton Orchards Farm Marshal Office spokeswoman Jennifer woods off of Ray Street on Thursday, June after a two-alarm fire, which took place on Friday, Mead the fire is a continuing investigation. 6. June 7. Pick Your “[Officials assigned to the case] were on She said the cat is a domestic, short- Own scene today,” said Mead on Monday, June haired, and colored black. tape off as they were stuck to the cat’s skin. 10. She said they had started they tour of LeFleche said the male cat was found “It is a very nice cat and very affection- STRAWBERRIES the facility on Saturday, June 8, but the with its head wrapped in duct tape and was ate,” said LeFleche, who is currently in the building was found to be a risk due to “safe- suffering from an eye infection. She said its process of finding the owner. She said if Visit our Farm Store ty issues.” other distinguishing features include a they don’t locate its owner it will be put up Kochanowski stressed that the spot, piece of white fur on its chest, and black for adoption in the weeks to come. ~ Pasture Raised Beef ~ located near an air-conditioning unit, was and pink polka-dotted collar with a pink LeFleche said if any resident has further information to please call the shelter at 508- not a danger to other buildings in the area. bell. Lettuce, Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Eggs & Wine! He said local firefighters could not access it “The police had called to relay the mes- 340-5189. the night before and it was put out after sage,” said LeFleche during an interview Wine Tasting Saturday & Sunday 12-4 they tore into the roof of the building. earlier on Monday, June 10. “A resident Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909- According to Kochanowski, the building from the area had [also] called and gotten 4129 or by email at jrichard@stonebridge- Obadiah McIntyre Farm Winery press.com. was a “total loss,” but was thankful that no cat carrier from a neighbor. I told her to 44 Old Worcester Rd. • Rt. 20 • Charlton, MA one was hurt or in the facility at the time of bring the cat directly to Webster Lake 508-248-7820 • www.charltonorchard.com the fire. Veterinary Hospital.” Open Monday-Saturday 9-5 • Sunday 10-4 He added that crews from Southbridge, LeFleche said the unidentified cat is now Webster and Oxford also worked to contain at the Webster the fire. 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BY JOY RICHARD ly surprised by Murphy. She said involved in stuff since junior has given me a lot of motivation TIMES STAFF WRITER she was proud to her see gradu- high,” said Murphy, who has — that was why I did a lot of WEBSTER — There is an old ate with her class on Friday, been in the Webster school sys- stuff in school.” saying that goes — it’s always the June 7, and wishes her all the tem since second grade. “Student Doherty said one moment that quiet one who will take you by best in the next four years. Council has been the biggest made her proud of Patricia was surprise. Murphy will attend the thing I have done in high school. when Doherty realized she had In the case of newly graduated University of Massachusetts My freshman and sophomore saved all of her own money for Bartlett High School alum Amherst next fall and hope to year I was class treasurer. I was the European trip Bartlett stu- Patricia Murphy, 18, this old study alternative energy shy then, but through Student dents took this past spring. adage is certainly true. through the environmental sci- Council I became talkative and Doherty added this was on top of Murphy’s former Spanish ence program. got to be really outgoing.” Patricia’s funding her own way teacher and Student Council “It’s interesting,” said Murphy. Murphy said she gave her to the Student Council seminar advisor Melinda Doherty echoed “People don’t realize what a brother, Timothy, partial credit on Cape Cod later in the semes- this sentiment during a sit down great leader Pat is. She is quiet, for her newly acquired personal- ter. interview on Tuesday, June 4. but the students respond to her ity. “Not a lot of high school kids Doherty said Murphy, once a well. I think she is realizing how Patricia said as a child, Tim, would be willing, or able, to do shy introvert, is now the kind of strong and what a great leader became seriously ill, which that,” said Doherty. young woman she could see she is.” resulted in a brain surgery with Patricia said she is excited to becoming a inspiring leader. Speaking with Murphy last subsequent side affects. make her way to UMass next “It’s funny, as an eighth grade week, the transformation She stressed that her brother semester, but said she has high student, she did her work, wasn’t Doherty referenced was evident is a happy freshman today, but hopes — as a cousin recently Courtesy photo at the top of the class, but was a as she rattled off a laundry list of those years where she and her graduated from the university’s good kid, conscientious and achievements from the last four family worked to keep Tim on masters program. Webster resident and Bartlett High smart,” said Doherty. “But of years. This included student gov- track shaped her as a person and School senior Patricia Murphy, 18, was course, they grow so much from ernment, National Honor student. Joy Richard may be reached at recently chosen as one of three tri-town eighth grade to high school. Now Society, Rachel’s Challenge, local “It taught me personal stuff,” 508-909-4129 or by email at “under the radar seniors.” Murphy will I can talk to her as a student community service projects and said Patricia. “Being accepting, [email protected]. attend the University of Massachusetts leader.” Bartlett’s Art Club. realizing [real] hardships and Amherst this fall to study environmen- Doherty said she was constant- “I have always tried to be how to put other people first. It tal science. EDUCATION NOTEBOOK Sydney Baker, of Oxford, was awarded a ence and engineering. Mount St. Mary’s University bachelor of science degree in chemical Scholarships Awarded engineering. Quinebaug Valley Community EMMITSBURG, Md. — Zachary Lesieur, Christopher Donnelly, of Oxford, was WEBSTER — The United Church of from Oxford, is among the 552 students who awarded a bachelor of science degree in College Christ, Federated, of Webster, awarded a earned dean’s list honors for the spring computer science. $500 Scholarship to Adam K. Darling, grad- 2013 semester at Mount St. Mary’s Noelle Richard, of Oxford, was awarded DANIELSON, Conn. — The following uating from Shepherd Hill Regional High University. a bachelor of science degree in mathemati- local students recently graduated from School and Kate Tremblay graduating from Zachary achieved dean’s list by main- cal sciences with high distinction. Quinebaug Valley Community College. Bartlett High School. Both Adam and Kate taining a 3.4 or higher grade point average. Zachary Killoy,of Dudley,was awarded a Webster: Christopher Robin Wetherell, will receive an Award Certificate on June Zachary is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Paul bachelor of science degree in mechanical Studio Art Certificate 23 at the United Church of Christ, Lesieur. engineering. Dudley: Danielle Marie Wilbur, A.A., Federated, 10 a.m. service. They are the Joshua Hines, of Oxford, was awarded a Fine Arts: Photography Option winners of an essay contest, “How has Worcester Polytechnic Institute bachelor of science degree in mechanical your faith influenced your choices for the engineering with distinction and master of Chester C. Corbin Public future?” WORCESTER — The following local resi- science degree in mechanical engineering. dents recently graduated from Worcester Steven Kirejczyk, of Dudley, was award- Library: Upcoming Events St. Anne School Polytechnic Institute (WPI). ed a master of science degree in construc- Jeremy Brassard, of Oxford, was award- tion project management. • Friday, June 14, 12:30 p.m.: Free Classic WEBSTER — St. Anne School, in ed a bachelor of science degree in biology Joseph Spokis Jr., of Oxford, was award- Movie! “March of the Wooden Soldiers” Webster, is sponsoring their 2nd Annual and biotechnology. ed a master of science degree in fire protec- with Laurel & Hardy. Golf Tournament on Saturday, June 15. Robert Puishys III, of Oxford, was award- tion engineering. • Sign up for Webster’s Summer Reading Shotgun start at 1 p.m. Bag lunch will be ed a bachelor of science degree in biology Ivan Berezin, of Webster, was awarded a Program between June 24 and Aug. 2. Dig provided as well as a steak dinner. Please and biotechnology with distinction. master of science degree in materials sci- Into Reading is sponsored by your local join us for the fun. For more information Conrad Bzura, of Dudley, was awarded a ence and engineering. library,the Massachusetts Library System, please call (508) 943-2735 or visit our web bachelor of science degree in biomedical Ta-Jen Hou, of Webster, was awarded a the Boston Bruins, and the Massachusetts site at www.stanneschoolwebster.org. engineering with distinction. master of science degree in materials sci- Board of Library Commissioners. MENUS

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School Superintendent Sean use the funding for what he feels knows I am not a big supporter of last few years of cuts and depart- FORUM Gilrein said the funding would be are necessary road updates, and overrides,” said Zajkowski. ment combinations. He added continued from page 1 used to “help offset reductions in Police Chief Steven Wojnar said “However, with this one, it is time that he would like to see “creative, from local residents and town offi- state and federal grants and to he would like to use the funding to to support it.” new ways to generate income,” cials, including Historical fund additional state’s mandates maintain the service the depart- When it came to the services citing what he felt was a personal Commission member Mike and curriculum revision.” ment is currently providing while the town is currently providing, achievement with his tax-title ini- Branniff and town He added that the money would upping the presence of the cur- Ruda said he thinks the current tiative where he said he and for- Treasurer/Collector Richard also be used to boost technology rent school resource officer. cross training has worked in the mer Selectman Jo-Ann Szymczak Carmingnani Jr. and meet “the district’s require- “This is a vital service I think town’s favor. brought in more than $1.5 million. The proposed Proposition 2 1/2 ment for technology,” which he should be provided,” said Wojnar. “When we have tried cross “We are blessed in the town of override, which will also appear said will help facilitate an upcom- When it came to the candidate training a position as we have Dudley with the workers and staff on the ballot and would benefit all ing online assessment test for stu- question and answer portion of done with building and grounds, we have,” said Joseph. “They do municipal departments, was dis- dents at Shepherd Hill Regional the evening, topics of interest it has seemly accessed additional their job every single day,whether cussed by department heads, who High School. included the override, cross train- manpower and equipment. It is a there is an annual raise in cost of also took questions from the audi- Dudley Fire/EMS Chief Dean ing within municipal depart- better sevice while not adding living or not.” ence. Kochanowski said if passed the ments, town hall customer serv- additional cost.” Germain said he too felt cross The $335,000 proposed override money will maintain the per diem ice and historical preservation. He followed that with the con- training and perfecting customer would break down to an increased shift at night. If the override does- When it came to the override, cern that the town can’t only “be service is the way forward. tax rate of $0.40, which means n’t pass the department will only the candidates were in support of content to be efficient,” they He said he also felt it was impor- that per year, residents would pay be able to maintain it for six the idea overall. “have to also be effective.” tant to work on unfunded man- an extra $81.27 on average. months. Zajkowski said while in the past Ruda added that while Dudley dates and that the town “really One question posed regarding “I just think the service has he has been against the concept of is doing what it can, he believes has to pound the State House the override was “if approved improved greatly,” said an override, believing it is what the state needs to step up and regarding those issues.” what would the money be specifi- Kochanowski. “We’re not looking he considers a “short-term fix,” eliminate some of the unfunded cally used for and if it were to fail, to expand — we’re just looking to he said he feels this one will cover mandates that place strain on the Joy Richard may be reached at what services would be cut?” maintain.” and keep some of the town’s most budget. 508-909-4129 or by email at Dudley-Charlton Regional Highway Superintendent Dan important services. Joseph praised the efforts of [email protected]. Gion added that he is looking to “Anybody who knows me, town hall employees during the Rescuers recall Buffumville Lake drowning

Before long, though, the dive team [the] body.” “At this point, we just have a dead body DROWNING arrived and park rangers had everyone else That reflex, though, is most effective and are awaiting the medical examiner’s continued from page 1 get out of the water. when the victim is young, for various rea- autopsy report for the cause and manner of father had left them. Coleman said the team had been on day sons. death,” said DA’s spokesman Tim Connolly. At one point, Miguel said, he went under- three of a four-day refresher training in “Children have a survival advantage “No foul play is suggested at this point.” water for about 40 seconds, and “when I Oxford when the call came in at 4:16 p.m., over adults in cold water. Their bodies have Coleman added the dive team plans to came up, it was just her.” He said he initial- so many of them were already in gear. It a higher surface area-to-volume ratio than honor the Swenson boys later this month ly thought Barnett had left her in the water took about 10 minutes to get to Buffumville adult bodies, so they cool more quickly — for saving the girl. by herself, then that he might be swimming and they spent about 20 minutes searching the same way that a cupcake just out of the “I’m thankful Miguel and Giovante were under her. before finding Barnett in a low-visibility, oven cools faster than a sheet cake,” the at the right place and right time,” he said. “We kept playing and [Gino] said I think weedy area after Miguel showed them article states. “They also have the innate “... It’s fairly routine that when bad things she’s drowning,” Miguel said. “I turned where he’d been. ability to absorb more oxygen into their happen, good people step up and do the around and saw her starting to go under In some cases, that time span, and even bloodstream than adults do, so, when they right thing. The results aren’t always what the water, so I swam to her and went back to longer, underwater is survivable. go underwater, there is already more oxy- you want, but in this case, they were.” shore with her.” “The diving reflex exists in humans as a gen available. Youthful tissue also has a Miguel took the girl to her grandmother, survival mechanism, rather than a means better chance of recovering from oxygen Gus Steeves may be reached at (508) 909- who was at first surprised to see a complete to live every day.Humans ‘drown’ when the deprivation because it has not been previ- 4135, or by e-mail at stranger with her grandchild. But when automatic reflex to breathe forces us to ously damaged by disease or bad habits, [email protected]. the girl said “Daddy’s still in the water. He’s inhale water into our lungs; suffocation, like some adult tissue.” drowning,” things sprang into action. unconsciousness, and death follow,” states Archeval said they were close enough to Meanwhile, Archeval recalled being at a 2012 article on the subject at the see the dive team pull Barnett out of the Reverse Mortgage Consultant the picnic tables when Gino ran up with Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal of water, describing him as “purplish-grey.” the story. Science website “The boys keep telling themselves they “At first, I was in a panic, because all I (http://dujs.dartmouth.edu/winter- could’ve done something, but whatever it heard was ‘Miguel’ and ‘drowning,’” she 2012/the-mammalian-diving- was that made him go down without put- said. But Gino clarified the situation quick- reflex#.UbFUDNI3vp5). “... the diving ting up a fight...,” she said. “I keep trying to ly, saying that Barnett “was playing with reflex kicks in to manage the lack of oxy- convince them that we just don’t know his daughter, then just disappeared.” gen while underwater. All non-essential what happened.” Miguel noted Barnett didn’t seem to strug- processes such as digestion come to a halt, “We were very happy with the response gle; “he just went down.” and blood vessels constrict like flood gates, of the dive team in this case,” Coleman The three of them and about 10 other stopping blood flow to outer tissues and said. “It was quicker than it would have /810502 people went into the water to search for organs. 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ecently, I was asked to pro- street, at a red traffic signal. person making this turn on red. grade students. This is a very good pro- vide some information on Two very important provisions The specific intersection in question gram that provides young people with valu- driver actions at traffic must be observed prior to this here is extremely busy with heavy vehicle able information on decision-making Rsignals. movement. and/or pedestrian traffic. With a senior cit- involving drugs and alcohol. Many impor- The person observed vehicles fail- First, the vehicle must come to izen housing facility located nearby, many tant examples were presented for the stu- ing to yield to pedestrians when a full and compete stop prior to people with limited mobility,some in wheel dents and it was well received. I thank the making a right turn at a red traffic the crosswalk or in the location chairs, use this area on a daily basis. To dis- Sheriff for his time and efforts. I also thank light. “Right turns on red” are where stopping is intended at regard these signals, or not give them the Principal Desto and his staff for offering allowed at intersections, unless CHIEF’S the particular intersection. An appropriate attention, is a serious error. these programs to our young adults to pro- there is a sign prohibiting this type example of this can be the stop There are many dangers that can approach vide them with the tools to make good deci- of turn. The person’s question CORNER line. from seemingly all directions. Extra pre- sions. focused specifically on the West Second, the driver preparing cautions should be taken in locations such Thanks again for your questions and com- Main Street and Airport Road inter- STEVE to turn must yield the right of as this. Do not allow the possibility of sav- ments. Please send them to me at the Dudley section in Dudley. However, it is WOJNAR way to any vehicles or pedestri- ing of a few seconds of travel time, result Police Department 71 West Main St. Dudley, important for people to follow the ans traveling through the inter- the injury of another individual. MA 01571 or e-mail at swojnar@dudleypo- proper procedures at any intersection of section as directed by the signals. The act I wish to take a moment to thank lice.com. Opinions expressed in this weekly this nature. of “rolling” through intersections or a sim- Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis column are those of Chief Wojnar only and Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 89 ple casual glance at traffic is not sufficient for coming to Dudley Middle School on unless clearly noted, do not reflect the ideas Section 8 is the law allowing a right turn, in these locations. Should an accident Monday, June 3, to present his program or opinions of any other organization or cit- or a left turn in the case of a one-way occur, it will most often be the fault of the “Face to Face” to the seventh and eight izen. Responding to readers’ questions

s I mentioned a few a “details” grade (meaning it was columns back, there’s TREASURES not in unblemished condition). never a boring day as an Despite that, the coin has a value of Aauctioneer/appraiser. IN YOUR between $500-$600. While we already have onsite Ron, of Uxbridge, also had an estate sales scheduled for June and HOME Indian Head cent collection, July in Douglas, Medway, and although not as extensive as northern Connecticut, we always PAUL David’s. Nonetheless, he did have a find time to answer questions from JOSEPH nice 1909-S Indian in G-6 condition. readers. Most come via e-mail (with That coin is valued at about $450. pictures) and others come as You may have noticed that Indian requests to visit a home to physical- Head cents and Lincoln cents were ly inspect several items. Invariably Connecticut, asked about an exqui- both minted at the Philadelphia we end up taking multiple items to site Italian bombe-style curio cabi- and San Francisco mints. Mintage auction. Here are some of the most net (also pictured). It’s an absolute- for both issues in San Francisco recent requests… ly breathtaking piece in perfect were considerably lower than in Walter, in Hopkinton, owns the condition. The entire piece is Philadelphia. In fact, the IH cent child’s sleigh pictured with this col- veneered in fruitwood, with ornate was minted in SF only in 1908 and umn. They are selling their home gold ormolu trim. It has four wood- 1909. As a result, those two coins and moving to a smaller condo. en shelves, also fruitwood, and a command a premium. This sleigh is from the late 1800’s curved glass door.The feet are hand 1909 was the LAST year for the and retains its original red and carved in the Continental Indian Head cents and the FIRST green milk paint. It also still has (European) style. Its estimated year for the Lincoln cent, as the the original fabric seat, with a few value at auction is between $2,100 design was changed to commemo- small tears. It is worth between and $2,500. rate what would have been $600 to $800 at auction. We’ve also had several coin Lincoln’s 100th birthday. In our Also from the same home is an inquiries since our last column. next column we’ll continue our in- early Federal reverse painted mir- One recent question came from depth analysis of specific coin ror (also pictured). This one is in David in Sturbridge, Mass. His series with a study of the Seated the best condition I’ve ever seen. father-in-law’s Estate contained Liberty half-dollars which were Usually, the paint has a portion numerous coins, including a nearly minted from 1839 to 1891. flaked off, due to its drying out complete collection of Indian Head Our next onsite estate sales are while inside the home. The paint cents, and a complete Lincoln cent scheduled for June 21-22 in Medway on this one is completely intact. collection (missing only the 1955 (which will include that Italian cab- The mirror has been replaced. The double die — this is also pictured). inet) and one in Douglas, tentative- by e-mail or phone as suggested [email protected];www. greyghost wood is intact, with two minor His 1909-S VDB cent was in VF ly scheduled for July 12-13. You’ll below. corp.com; The author conducts certi- cracks along the bottom. At auc- (very fine) condition. find those sales listed on fied coin and antique/collectible tion, it’s likely to bring between Unfortunately, it had three obverse www.estatesales. net. Contact us! Paul: Grey Ghost appraisals, on site estate sales, auc- $400 and $500. scratches so the coin would receive In the meantime, keep those Beverly, of northern questions coming, by contacting us Auctions & Appraisals, 508-943-6570, tions, and cleanouts. Herb hints

t’s planting season, and for each serving. Allow to for many backyard gar- TAKE steep for at least five min- deners herbs are a valu- THE utes, strain and serve. Iable (and versatile) crop. Tea Treatment: If late Whether you plant a patch HINT nights and little sleep are of herbs in a larger garden, making your eyes puffy, this grow them in large contain- KAREN quick and easy treatment ers, or simply plan to pluck TRAINOR will erase the telltale signs as them from windowsill pots, well as a costly cream. Brew herbs offer a big “payback” loose tea (try a calming herb, for the investment. Read on such as chamomile) and chill for a new round of tips to tending and utiliz- in the freezer until very cold but not frozen. ing fresh herbs. Dip a cotton pad in the tea to saturate, Remember, the more herbs are harvested, wring out, and place on puffy areas. Lay the more the plants will grow. In fact, it’s back and keep pads on for at least 10 min- usually safe to harvest up to one third of the utes. herb foliage at a time. Highlight Hair: Tea acts as a natural Keep in mind herbs planted in pots highlighter to brighten hair and bring out require a lighter soil and more frequent the shine. Brew tea and use as a rinse after watering. Instead of an all-purpose soil, shampooing. Chamomile tea can bring out look for a potting mix made with peat or highlights in blonde or redheads. other organic ingredients. Water lightly DYI Herbal Soap: These fragrant soaps every few days or when soil is dry. use dried garden herbs. Fancy,yet practical, BANK OPENS NEW WEBSTER BRANCH Basil, parsley,thyme and rosemary are all these impressive soaps make the perfect good candidates for container growing. hostess present any time of year. Joy Richard photo Looking for some hardy perennial herbs? Ingredients: glycerin bar soap (available WEBSTER — Hometown Bank’s newest office at 4 Gore Road, Webster, opened Monday, June 10, Top choices include oregano, chives, mint, at dollar stores); dried flowers such as according to President and CEO Michael D. Hewitt. lemon thyme, sage, fennel, marjoram. Lavender, Chamomile, etc.; essential oils. “We are very excited to be opening this beautiful new facility and to be a part of the explosive Here’s an herb “rule of thumb”: When Instructions: Cut glycerin soap bars into economic development in that area of Webster,” he said. using fresh herbs as a substitute for dried chunks and melt in a double boiler or (care- A grand opening celebration will be held on Saturday, June 15 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. featuring herbs in a recipe, double (or triple to taste) fully) in the microwave. Stir until melted. games, prizes, entertainment, refreshments and a whole host of special products and promotions. the amount called for in the recipe. While Skim off any top residue that may form. An official ribbon cutting ceremony will take place at 10 a.m. with many local and state legisla- just picked herbs offer a fresher taste, it Gently stir in dried flowers and herbs. Pour tors in attendance. isn’t as strong as concentrated, dried leaves. melted glycerin into soap or candle molds. Fresh herbs tend to darken after cut but When thoroughly cool, remove soap from you can delay the process by sprinkling the mold. Embellish for gift giving by wrapping leaves of such herbs as basil and tarragon a grosgrain ribbon once around the soap, NEWS BRIEFS with a few drops of olive oil when chopping. securing with a floral sticker. Or wrap in Don’t have the patience to wait for herbs tissue paper and tie off with ribbon. to dry? Keep them fresh by freezing them! Win Dinner for Two at the Publick House and it is also available on the Webster Chop leaves and place in ice cube trays. — Your tips can win you a great dinner for Webster Lake to receive aquatic Lake Association’s website (info@web- Cover with water and freeze. When needed two at the historic Publick House Historic sterlakeassociation.org). treatment in a recipe or soup, simply pop out and use. Inn in Sturbridge! Simply send in a hint to Printed signs, warning of these and Did you know? Herbal flowers typically be entered into a random drawing. One win- any other water use restrictions will be have the same flavor as their leaves; with ner per month will win a fabulous dinner WEBSTER — Areas of Webster Lake posted around the lake shoreline in will be chemically treated with some blossoms offering a subtle version or for two (a $60 value) at the renowned restau- advance of treatment. The work is being “essence” of the leaf flavors. rant, located on Route 131 across the town USEPA/MA registered aquatic herbi- performed under a License to Apply cides on Wednesday, June 19, to control • Lavender flowers have a floral flavor, common in historic Sturbridge. Because Chemicals permit issued from MA DEP with lemon and citrus accents. Use in I’m in the business of dispensing tips, not nuisance and invasive aquatic vegeta- and an Order of Conditions from the tion. lemonades, as a garnish in ice creams, or inventing them (although I can take credit Webster Conservation Commission. float in a glass of champagne. for some), I’m counting on you readers out The entire lake will be closed for swim- Aquatic Control Technology, LLC of ming and other water contact recreation • Clover Flowers have a licorice like fla- there to share your best helpful hints! Sutton will be performing this work for vor. Great for clover wine or infused oils or Do you have a helpful hint or handy tip on the day of treatment (June 19) only. the Webster Lake Association. In addition, the lake water cannot be vinegars. that has worked for you? Do you have a used for drinking, irrigation (i.e.; water- Want a good reason to plant (easy to question regarding household or garden ing lawns, gardens or plants of any kind) POLICE LOGS grow) Lemon Balm? It is a relaxing herb matters? If so, why not share them with and consumption by livestock (refers to DUDLEY POLICE ARRESTS that reduces restlessness, anxiety and irri- readers of The Southbridge Evening News? cattle, horses, etc., — note that tability. And it’s also used to treat anxiety Send questions and/or hints to: Take the that causes digestive problems. Hint!, C/o the Southbridge Evening News, pets/wildlife will not be harmed that May 26 Making tea from freshly harvested herbs 25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550. Or e- may ingest the lake water while swim- Keith D. Lavigne, 21, 4 Putnam Rd. not only retains the integrity of the brew, mail [email protected]. Hints are entered into ming) for a period of five days, com- Dudley. Operating motor vehicle with but offers the satisfaction of “home grown” a drawing for dinner for two at the historic mencing on the day of treatment. The suspended or revoked license, failing to stop for police, speeding, negligent oper- goodness. Some favorite herb tea choices Publick House Inn. Town Boat Ramp will be closed to include peppermint, lemon balm, launching of boats on the day of treat- ation of motor vehicle. June 1 chamomile, and lavender. For more great hints, tune into Take the ment and the Town Beach will also be If you’re using fresh herbs, be sure to rub Hint! one minute snippet tips aired twice closed. A map of the lake showing the Travis Gould, 28, 21 Quinebaug Rd. Dudley. Disorderly conduct, disturbing leaves to “bruise” them before brewing to daily on ORC FM 98.9. And for more tips and treated/restricted areas will be posted at release the flavors. For each cup of tea use talk, be sure to listen to my live hour-long both the town and state boat launches the peace, resisting arrest, assault and battery on a police officer. about two heaping teaspoons of fresh leaves show from 9 to 10 a.m. each Friday on WARE or flowers. Add six ounces of boiling water 1250. www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 14, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 7 No excuse to abandon, abuse animals

ecently, we’ve had our share of dogs and cats that have been CRITTER picked up with no one claiming them. CORNER There is no valid insurance, ability to secure a loan) should who did this will abuse again and may do R excuse for abandoning be established in the event of unexpected worst next time. This kitty was very This week, I am posting these animals in hopes that someone out there will know MICHELLE an animal. None. People expenses of any kind in life. lucky. who their owners are. LAFLECHE who abandon their pets Animal cruelty is also a crime and Until next time, respect and appreciate • Neutered male Shih Tzu – white and are just plain selfish. should not be tolerated under any circum- each other and don’t allow people to get tan – wearing blue collar when found on They only care about stances. Duct taping a cat’s head is cruel away with abandoning or abusing ani- Hillside Avenue in Webster. This dog themselves and not enough about their and just plain sick. The person or persons mals. Thank you. appears elderly and is obviously vision pets. Help is available for those who want impaired. He is very sweet and mellow. help. If you have a pet, it is your financial • Neutered male Puggle – tan – wearing responsibility to ensure that you have black harness when found on Surrey Lane enough money for a surrender fee if such Cathy Taylor School of Dance in Webster (off School Street). He appears a situation ever becomes a reality. It is to be an adult and is very friendly. your responsibility to vet and Summer Dance Camps • Intact male Shih Tzu/Poodle mix (?) – spay/neuter your pet; not someone else’s. light apricot in coloring with grayish ears It is amazing how many people wait August 12-15 – no collar – found on Stoughton Street in until the last minute and then blame woods. every one else but themselves because Under the Big Top - A stimulating adventure for boys and girls • Intact male black cat wearing black they have no idea what to do with their and pink collar with polka dots and pink pet due to moving, new baby, pet’s bad • Stretch and physical fitness exercise • Creative props • Daily crafts bell. This cat was found off Ray Street in behavior, etc. All these people want, or • Mid-morning snacks • Challenge the imagination • Learn great dance moves the woods with its head duct taped and rather, demand, is for someone else to Time: 9:00-11:00 • Level 1: ages 2 1/2 - 3 • level 2 ages 4-5 injury to its eye. take their pet (problem) off their hands. The cat was treated at our vet, Webster My favorite excuse for many situations Tuition: $111 ($85 if paid by June 17) Lake Vet, and is resting comfortably at I have encountered over the years is the our shelter. This cat was abused by some- old “I’m on a fixed income.” Seriously? If Learn how to be a Triple Threat - you are on a fixed income, you are aware Musical Madness - one or more than one person. If you have singing, dancing, and acting. Learn choreography from Broadway Shows. any information about whose cat this may of how much income you receive. If you be or who may have done this horrible are aware of how much income you • Stretch and strengthening exercises • Creative props • Daily crafts • Snacks thing to this cat, please contact Webster receive then you should be aware of what • Learn fun dances in tap, ballet, jazz, hip-hop, lyric Animal Control at 508-340-5189, anytime. you can and cannot afford. Simple. So, Time: Tuition: ($100 if paid by June 17) If anyone has any information concern- telling me you can’t afford to vet or fix 12:00-2:30 • ages 6-8 • $120 ing any of these animals, please contact your pet because you are on a fixed us anytime and please note any and all income just substantiates that the deci- Dance Intensive - Experience the ultimate in choreography from information will be kept confidential. sion to get the pet was totally irresponsi- guest artists and performers. Please don’t allow people who abandon ble. • Ballet, jazz, hip-hop, lyric, modern, and contempory or are cruel to animals to get away with it. Please note that I am speaking of rea- Being silent when vital information is sonable and expected vet expenses as well Time: 3:00-5:30 • Level 1: ages 9-12 • Tuition: $130 ($110 if paid by June 17) known means condoning animal abuse as spaying or neutering. However, there Time: 6:00-9:00 • Level 2: ages 13+ • Tuition: $140 ($120 if paid by June 17) and neglect. Please, if you know anything are times that we may face excessive vet at all, step up and be these animals’ voic- bills and this factor has to be considered Participants invited to swim (weather permitting) each day at conclusion of camp. es. They need your help. when making the decision to own a pet. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Remember, abandoning an animal in Having a credit card or other source of Massachusetts is a felony. income (stocks, retirement, whole life 29 Lorna Dr., Auburn • 508. 832.9295. www.cathytaylordance.com 8 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 14, 2013 www.webstertimes.net EDITORIAL VIEWPOINT My day at A STONEBRIDGE PRESS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 25 ELM STREET,SOUTHBRIDGE MA 01550 TEL. (508) 764-4325• FAX (508) 764-8015 Fenway Allen: Joseph for selectman www.webstertimes.net As I write this, it is pouring rain outside — FRANK G. CHILINSKI like, cats and dogs type of precipitation. To the Editor. pragmatic decisions to be made regardless of STONEBRIDGE PRESS PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER I’m wondering if I should be building an ark. Paul Joseph is running for re-election in whose political toes are stepped on. I have The worst part about it all? I’m supposed to be the Town of Dudley. been your assessor in Dudley since 1978. I ADAM MINOR at a Boston Red Sox game tonight against the Paul is not your usual politician. He does- have seen a lot of selectman come and go. We EDITOR Los Angeles Angels. I doubt that’s going to hap- n’t tell stories or make outrageous promises need Paul Joseph as one our selectman in THE WEBSTER TIMES pen! to gather votes. He speaks his mind. Even these times. more so, he does what he says. I don’t always Please consider Paul Joseph for selectman hose were the words my (admittedly agree with Paul but I always appreciate his on June 25. no-nonsense management style. angry sounding) first draft of my edito- Kids at The Town of Dudley is fortunate to have CONRAD ALLEN,CHAIRMAN,DUDLEY Trial for this week looked like as I wrote it Paul Joseph as our selectman. These are BOARD OF ASSESSORS last Friday afternoon, denied by Mother tough financial times that need difficult Nature, and thinking I would have to pass up an opportunity to watch my hometown nine on work Yawkey Way. Why Joseph deserves another term as selectman As a father of a young child, I haven’t been ever put off until tomorrow what you To the Editor: not have to come up with through taxes. can get somebody else to do for you able to get out much. I know I am very pleased to offer my complete His years of experience as a college dean today! that probably reads like a support to Paul Joseph, who is a candidate and administrator has directly benefited the complaint — trust me, it’s N for re-election to the Dudley Board of town through his work on contract negotia- Such was our thinking not. I value every second I get Selectmen. tions on behalf of the town. His knowledge when, while visiting a cou- with my boy, especially with As a resident of Dudley, a businessman, of legal issues has enabled the board to avoid ple of local elementary my weird schedule (trust me, and a concerned citizen, I have watched numerous pitfalls. school classrooms recently, working for a newspaper is Paul’s actions over his past nine years as a He is refreshingly honest. He does not we asked the first- and sec- nowhere near “9 to 5”). I say selectman. have a personal agenda. He is committed to ond-graders to help us with that to acknowledge the fact He has, without exception, worked in our what is best for the town. He is not afraid of some brainstorming. that there is less time for best interests throughout that time. He is asking the hard questions to insure that we Since we were there for social things in my life. I’m intelligent, articulate, and always seems to all know what is going on and why the board Career Day and promoting THE MINOR sure all the fathers out there ask the right questions. He has consistently makes the decisions they do. our own profession (profes- can relate. It’s just a fact of developed “outside the box” solutions, as Most of all, I trust him. I urge all Dudley sionally scribing news and feature stories and a weekly life. witnessed by his initiation of an expedited residents to vote for Paul on June 25. Thank DETAILS process to bring tax title properties to auc- you. AS YOU column), we confessed that So, when I was recently tion. His efforts have brought almost $500,000 WILLIAM DUPONT after a couple of decades of given a pair of Red Sox tick- LIKE IT writing said columns, we ADAM MINOR into our town treasury.That is money we did DUDLEY ets as a gift, I was excited to might (just perhaps) be find- take along a buddy of mine MARK ASHTON ing it a tad hard to come up to soak in the Fenway experience. I had only with a new (or even vaguely been one time before, back in the spring of Let’s deal in facts, not fear read-worthy) topic on a 2006, a Red Sox blowout of the Tampa Bay To the Editor: • The Indian Princess will not be a drunken weekly basis. Rays. Youk (before he became a traitor like I read with interest the letter published on party boat. Alcohol is illegal on the lake – both “In fact, before I leave, you all have to give me Johnny Damon) went yard — it was great. June 7 in the Webster Times from the for the Princess and every recreational boat. at least one idea for a future column,” we said, Anyway, I was excited to go back to the Concerned Citizens of Webster Lake. • Indian Princess will be manned by a Coast not even half-jokingly, hoping to take the pres- friendly confines for a second go-round, and While I disagree with most everything the Guard licensed captain, who as part of the sure off our jading mind and to come away last Friday,I honestly didn’t think it was going letter had to say, one thing is clear — we all licensing process, is required to undergo ran- with as many future column ideas as possible – to happen. treasure Webster Lake. dom drug testing. at very little expense. It is a beautiful destination that everyone • The noise of the Princess is far less than The kids proved more than equal to the task. As the game was officially postponed to the “Write about family,”said one second-grader, next day, Saturday, June 8, because of torren- should be able to enjoy.That is where we differ. the jet skis currently operating on the lake. If I believe that everyone should have access to they haven’t scared away endangered birds obviously proud of her own and convinced that tial rain, I found out my tickets for Friday tales of their exploits might make for enjoyable would be good for the first game of a day-night the lake. The Concerned Citizens of Webster from the nesting areas, the Princess won’t Lake are concerned only with preserving the either. And if noise is an issue, what about reading. We confessed that we had, on occa- doubleheader the next day. sion, included family members – mainly par- The only catch — I had plans! lake for their own use. To do so, they are will- Thunder on Webster Lake? ing to spread false information about the • The Concerned Citizens talk about com- ents, grandparents, and cats – among our list of Luckily, after calling my wife, she under- Indian Princess. mercial vehicles having the right of way on suitable subject matter. In fact, we explained, stood my plight, and agreed to let me loose for They talk about noise, pollution, speed, the lake. No such Coast Guard regulation we’ve received more comments (feedback) on the day — so just like that, my suddenly ruined alcohol, slot machines, endangered birds and exists. columns featuring cats than on all other sub- Friday night plans turned into brand new invasive weeds — all highly emotional topics • Slot machines? We have never had any ject matters combined. Saturday plans. designed to create hysteria around the idea of intention of applying for a license to put slot So, thanks for the suggestion, but give us Bright and early, my buddy and I caught the the Indian Princess on the lake. machines on the boat. With the limitations on more! “Ok, write about classrooms,” suggested T at Riverside, packed in like sardines and ven- Let’s talk about the actual facts: gambling in the Commonwealth, it isn’t even another tyke. Fair enough, we said, but we aren’t in classrooms enough to make them a tured onward toward Boston, encountering • The Indian Princess will cruise at 4 miles realistic to consider it. Frankly, we have no regular topic. This week, however, we certainly every interesting type of person along the way, per hour — significantly slower than most of interest in going down that road. the motor boats on the lake today. At that • They claim that the citizens have spoken – WILL take advantage of the offer, capitalizing including an 8-year-old with a profoundly dirty on the suggestion with this very sentence and mouth, a hipster rocker with purple finger- speed, it will not take 300 feet to stop – it will yet this was simply 400 individuals out of a stop within one boat length. town of more than 16,000 people. And they paragraph. nails and a guitar case, and of course, the one About 300 more words to go! What else have person (there’s always one) wearing apparel • As a commercial boat, The Indian were trying to pass a law when they had no Princess has been inspected and certified by authority to do so. you got? The kids suggested writing about the supporting the opposing team. I was waiting the U.S. Coast Guard. This is a fact-based cer- Webster Lake is the second largest recre- weather, about “towns” (sounds too parochial for some old-fashioned ribbing, but it never tification that states the boat is safe – a process ational lake in the Commonwealth, with more to us), and our office. The latter conjured up happened… current recreational vehicles on the lake are than 17 miles of shoreline. It’s a beautiful visions of inner-office gossiping and career- Once at the park, we were ravenous, so after not required to submit to. place and deserves to be experienced by all, jockeying, which we doubted would make for inhaling an overpriced hot dog, soaking in • The Princess will be required to adhere to not simply a group of individuals who have either enjoyable reading or relevant food for some tunes on Yawkey Way while a man on all environmental regulations. These regula- the means to live on its shores. thought. For years, in fact, we wrote our week- stilts tried to play catch with fans, and visiting tions are designed to protect the lake and we ly column at home, without any assistance of CHRIS ROBERT or thought for anyone who might be ensconced the team store and laughing at how expensive fully support them. The Princess will not WEBSTER dump fuel, trash or bilge in the lake. a mile or so away in an actual newsroom. everything was, we found our seats with plen- Besides, the TV show (which we haven’t really ty of time to spare, so we ventured down to the ever watched) by now must have covered all the front row near home plate on the third base most entertaining and thought-provoking side and reveled at the fact that we were prac- Szymczak: Support Joseph for selectman aspects of office living (and working). tically on the field at Fenway Park — 100 years “Write about planting flowers,” one first- To the Editor: is about caring about your community and of history buzzing through my mind. grader suggested. Not a bad idea, we mused. I would like to take this opportunity to having the ability to contribute. Paul had The game itself was a dud, really — the Sox We have opined in the past on the joys and advise the citizens of Dudley that we need business and negotiating experience pleasures of growing tomatoes; perhaps we never got anything going, walked eight batters to have people in leadership who bring before becoming a selectman and those could reach an even broader audience by (three of those walks with bases loaded), and experience, negotiating skills, and problem skills have assisted him in understanding including the less-edible but more incredibly dropped the game, 9-5, after making it mildly solving ability to act in the best interest in the operations and necessary budget deci- beautiful vegetation. We’ll keep it on a back interesting in the bottom of the ninth. My the community. sions in the town. burner, for sure! buddy turned his hat inside out, calling it his Paul Joseph has consistently demon- I strongly urge the Dudley votes to sup- “Write about going on a rollercoaster,” sug- rally cap — it didn’t work. strated he has the knowledge to keep the port the candidate who lives in the present, gested another (actually, he said, “Going to Six Of course, the game had what one would town moving forward in a positive direc- but looks to the future for the Town of Flags,” but we’ve chosen to avoid any claims of expect at Fenway Park — the overly obnoxious tion. Dudley — I know I am. I served as a selectman with Paul and he preferential product placement by going for the drunk guy spilling beers while lighting up a more generic topic). Yes, that suggestion imme- cigarette to the dismay of everyone around brings business mentality to the office, and JO-ANN SZYMCZAK governing the town is “business.” Being a diately called to mind the episode, decades ago, him (yet somehow, not getting ejected), the DUDLEY selectman is not about being a politician, it when we took a ride on the Thunder-some- excited kid trying to start “Let’s go Red Sox!” thing, most probably at (the old) Riverside chants even while the team is losing 9-2, a pret- Park, with our beautiful but intensely squeam- ty impressive wave that lasted for a good 5-10 ish sister-in-law, who squeamed – at the top of minutes … oh, and let’s not forget the rude SOUND OFF her lungs – from the moment our car made its older lady who after sitting down behind me first drop to our final extrication at the end of before the game, let loose the following sen- the ride. Her cries were so convincingly trau- tence a little too loudly. matic – and so traumatizing – that no one else “Well, how I am supposed to see anything sit- Robert needs to ‘reconsider’ who was on that ride has ever ventured any- ting behind this guy?” where near another rollercoaster in their SOUND OFF: Why are you so persistent in this entire lives. Our sister-in-law, on the other Yeah, she was talking about me … awkward! hand, after surviving that first adventure, joy- No matter, I enjoyed the game. If she didn’t, An open letter to Mr. Robert — Why are regard? We, the townspeople, would be you insisting on the paddleboat? very happy to go out for a ride in a pon- fully suggested, “Let’s go again!” oh well. I didn’t cry about it. I’m tall, so sue me. But that’s about it for rollercoaster riding, When the Sandusky family ran Indian toon boat. It does not have to be a 190-foot Before the game, the team honored Marine unless we can get back to Disney World with Corporal Nick Kimmel, a soldier who lost both Ranch they had a pontoon boat and gave boat to enjoy the lake. our rapidly aging grand-nieces or other excus- legs and his left arm after stepping on an IED. rides to their patrons and everybody had a Please reconsider. es for being in the happiest place on earth. It was truly inspiring to see him walk (yes, you very good time. It was suggested we write about “Chuck E. read that right) out to home plate and toss the Cheese,” but we declined along the lines of hav- first pitch out. ing no familiarity with the experience. “Write After a game that lasted exactly 4 hours, I Paddleboat on Webster Lake a great idea about what you know,” we explained, not kind of didn’t want to leave, but I knew I had adding (as we might have) that we know about to, as the crew had to get ready for the second SOUND OFF: opportunity for the people in the surround- DQ and DD and McD, but not CEC.” game later that night, a game that featured I am a resident of Webster and I have used ing communities and the state to use this “Write about US,” said someone. “Yes!” We everything I was hoping to see in the first Webster Lake from the time that I was a lake as they have every right to it. responded with enthusiasm. “You are indeed worthy of commentary.” The youngsters, in game — dominant pitching and a David Ortiz child and I am now pushing 70. There has been a pattern of this harass- I have never seen the situation at Webster ment by the Webster Lake Association, and fact, were the highlight of our day, our week, home run. Oh well… and our mental calisthenics in putting togeth- Overall, it was a great day. The weather was Lake more dire for 99 percent of the citizens they have the Board of Selectmen and the in Webster, as it is right now. er another column. We had originally won- perfect, the fans were energetic and even town administration in their back pocket. When the lake was populated by people The selectmen and the town administrator dered, upon accepting an invitation to visit 6- though the team lost, they played until the who worked in the mills in the surrounding do not represent the people of Webster. They and 7-year-olds, what we might possibly be able final out. communities, who worked in the shoe shops represent the 1 percent of people who live on to convey to such untutored little minds. A cool side note to all this — as I neared my and in the textile mills, there was harmony that lake. That is their motive, that is their But we came away, of course, impressed by home that evening, I tuned in to WEEI 103.7 in regards to that lake. objective and that is really what they want to their open-mindedness, their inquisitivity, FM to catch the beginning of Game 2 of the Since the Webster Lake Association has do — to choke off Memorial Beach and their knowledge and understanding of things doubleheader, just in time to hear Southbridge been formed, and there are now the United Indian Ranch and deny the access [to the we’ve long since forgotten, their enthusiasm resident Devon Olivo — who we featured as a Citizens of Webster Lake, and their objective lake]. It is plain as day. for, well – everything, their generosity of “Friday Conversation” in the May 17 is very simple. They want to hijack that lake I watched the selectmen meetings with thought and attention, their good behavior, Southbridge Evening News (archives at and keep it for their own private pond. Robert J. Miller, who is a mouthpiece for the their beautiful faces, and their unfeigned appreciation for the faltering efforts of a for- www.theheartofmassachusetts.com!) — belt They consider that the place, because they Webster Lake Association and the other mil- live on the lake, belongs to them. They don’t lionaires who live on that lake. His argu- mer first-grader to communicate something of out a fantastic version of “The Star Spangled value to them. Banner.” I don’t know how it sounded live, but want anybody to enjoy that lake, its beauty, ment, trying to compare that boat with the its beaches, and have fun with their families Titanic, was absolute lunacy. “Write about our goals,” suggested one final it sounded great on the radio. ideator. Ah, such brilliance, such generosity! Nice work, Devon! at Memorial Beach. Anyway, better days are coming hopefully. The only place to get on that lake now is The people of Webster better wake up Therein lies the heart and soul of our next Memorial Beach. Now Indian Ranch, with week’s column! Adam Minor may be reached at (508) 909-4130, because there will come a time when the its great idea of this boat to go across the access to that lake will be zero. Mark Ashton can be reached at: mark@stone- or by e-mail at [email protected]. lake — it is harmless and it is a wonderful bridgepress.com, or by calling: 508-909-4144. www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 14, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 9 SPORTS Falco’s two homers guide Marlborough by Rams DISTRICT continued from page A1

Shepherd Hill hit into a double play in the top of the first inning and Marlborough quickly capital- ized with a run in the home half of the frame. With Brenna Foley on the mound for the Rams, a pair of errors allowed the Panthers to grab the early lead. Shepherd Hill answered with a run in the top of the second cour- tesy of an RBI double from Megan Gosselin (3 for 3), but the Panthers responded again in the home half. Falco crushed a Foley offering to right-center for an impressive two- run homer and a 3-1 lead. Then, in the third inning, Chaley Webber hit an RBI double that rolled to the wall, and Jenni Jackson followed with a bloop RBI single that chased Foley. The Rams wouldn’t have reached the Central Mass. final without Foley, though, who went six-plus Led by Athletic Director Sean Burke, innings against Shrewsbury and Shepherd Hill captain Emily Bagley walks back to her teammates with the tossed a complete game versus Shepherd Hill second baseman Emily runner up trophy from the Central Mass. Holy Name. Bagley reaches for, but can’t catch, a Division 1 district softball tournament. Jess Olson relieved Foley and drive that landed in shallow right field. Nick Ethier photos another run scored on a passed Shepherd Hill starter Brenna Foley delivers a first inning pitch to the plate. ball, giving Marlborough a 6-1 lead “The nice thing is we have three kids one stroke.” and closing the line on Foley. who can throw,” Enman said of Foley, The aforementioned stroke was Falco’s Olson then got out of the third inning Olson and Emily Reynolds. “[Olson] gave second homer of the game, this one a jam and pitched a solid fourth. us three pretty good innings besides that three-run job in the fifth that cleared the center field wall. Falco, batting out of the No. 9 spot, finished 2 for 3 with 5 RBIs. “I think they kind of saved her for that spot, she’s quite a good player,” Enman said of Falco, who is more of a de facto second leadoff hitter instead of a nor- mal No. 9 batter. Falco’s shot made it 9-1 before Shepherd Hill countered with a two-run top of the sixth. In that inning Shelby Stracher hit an RBI groundout that was more impressive than it sounds. She was twice struck in the shin on foul balls, the second one put- ting her to the ground for a few moments before continuing the at-bat and getting the RBI. The Rams scored their final run on an Emily Hanson RBI single. The Panthers scored once on Reynolds in the bottom of the sixth to account for the 10-3 final score. “When they play well, they play Megan Gosselin of Shepherd Hill strokes an RBI double in well,” Enman said of his team. Shepherd Hill relief pitcher Jess Olson throws the the second inning. Gosselin was 3 for 3 at the plate, but the “We just didn’t get there tonight.” Emily Reynolds of Shepherd Hill tracks the ball in ball over to first baseman Marissa Colby to record Rams lost to Marlborough, 10-3, in the Central Mass. right field to make a catch. an out. Division 1 district softball tournament championship game.

HOW THEY GOT THERE Rams turn out the lights on top seeded Naps

BY MICHAEL CORSO Rams junior pitcher Brenna Foley led the behind the plate tonight,” said Enman. The Naps tied it in the bottom of the second SPORTS CORRESPONDENT way keeping the high powered Naps Seconds after Stracher’s homer the lights with an RBI single from Heather WORCESTER — The Shepherd Hill soft- offense in check, allowing just three runs shut off, prompting a 30-minute delay. The Drummond that scored Lauren Merritt. ball team went into their Central Mass. on nine hits and striking out one batter. break, however, did not deter the Rams as Saucier fell victim to spotty defense in Division 1 district semifinal game on June She kept the Holy Name hitters off balance they could be heard chanting and staying the field in the top half of the third. With 5 focused on avenging an earlier 2-0 loss to all night and relied on her teammates to upbeat during the stoppage. two outs and runners on first and second, top seeded Holy Name. What they were not make the plays in the field to preserve the When play resumed, Shepherd Hill’s Hanson lifted a high pop in the infield, but expecting was to play another type of game win. Foley also displayed her own defensive offensive success against Saucier resumed, the second baseman couldn’t handle it, that night: the waiting game. prowess, including a dazzling reaction too. which allowed Cassidy Colby to score to After their 7 p.m. start time at Worcester catch off a hard line drive back at her. The Rams compiled five consecutive hits put the Rams ahead, 2-1. State University was pushed back nearly “Brenna pitched great against a great following Stracher’s homer, including a The Naps followed with a run in the third two hours due to an extra innings thriller team,” said Enman. “She pitched very well bases loaded RBI single from Kelsey and another in the fourth. Saucier evened between Marlborough and Nashoba and a against them the last time we played them, Mosher and an RBI double from Emily the score with a sacrifice fly to left that light malfunction that caused a 30-minute but this time our bats were able to give her Bagley to stretch the lead to 5-3. scored speed demon Ama Biney. delay, the fifth seeded Rams showed true some runs.” “That pitcher is a great pitcher,” said Jill Kilcoyne gave the Naps their only grit and determination to defeat the Naps, The Naps took a 3-2 lead heading into the Enman. “We seen her earlier in the year, lead with an RBI single scoring Danielle 6-3, to advance to their first district final in fifth inning before the Rams exploded for she was good. But our hitters seem to Rocheleau. seven years. three runs against Holy Name starter adjust nicely once they have seen a pitcher Shepherd Hill and Holy Name softball They will face third seeded Marlborough Kelsey Saucier. once. My hitters have improved quite a bit has turned into somewhat of a rivalry in in hopes of their first district title. Junior catcher Shelby Stracher, who has since last year.” recent years as both teams faced off in last “They earned it tonight. They earned been a mainstay in the middle of the Rams’ The teams exchanged runs earlier in the year’s semifinals with the Naps prevailing. their rest tonight,” said Rams head coach line up for the past two years, started the game throughout the first three innings. “It always seems like it is a battle with Paul Enman, who was an assistant last rally with a solo blast that dented the score- The Rams grabbed a lead in the first them. They beat us earlier in the year and time they reached the final. “They were board out in left field. inning on an RBI infield single from short- last postseason. We beat them in the regu- even asking if they could take the day off “Shelby is such a great hitter but was stop Emily Hanson who narrowly beat out lar season last year. I guess it was just our from school,” he added with a grin. also tremendous for us with her defense a throw and allowed Katie Polselli to score. turn,” Enman said.

SPORTS BRIEFS

Karen Ruda Memorial Golf Tournament set for July 13 The trustees of the Haleigh Ruda Trust are pleased to announce the and Robbie Peterson, Murphy doubled home two second annual Karen Ruda Memorial Golf Tournament. The 2013 tour- Sturbridge takes first two games of runs to even the score. A balk then pushed home nament will be held on Saturday, July 13 at Heritage Country Club, 85 the go-ahead run and Proulx’s RBI single Sampson Rd. in Charlton at 1 p.m. All proceeds from the tournament American Legion season increased the lead. Proulx shut Main South down and all funds raised by the trust benefit Karen’s daughter Haleigh, in the seventh for the victory. The Sturbridge American Legion baseball team On June 9 Sturbridge won its second game of through an education fund. kicked off the 2013 season on June 8 with a 6-3 This year’s tournament will feature a Florida Style scramble with a the season, again with late inning heroics to move comeback win against Main South. Former to 2-0. Jake Boilard pitched a complete game to shotgun start followed by Heritage’s famous steak dinner. Prizes and Tantasqua standout Eric Proulx pitched a com- raffles will be awarded following the event. All golfers will receive a pick up the victory.He scattered six hits and three plete game striking out seven and allowing only runs, only one of which was earned. Despite the commemorative golf tournament T-shirt. one earned run for the win. Backed by strong The tournament committee is currently seeking teams, hole spon- strong effort Sturbridge Legion trailed 3-2 enter- defensive play by shortstop Jake Boilard and sec- ing last inning. Boilard opened the last inning sors and prize sponsors for the tournament. Monetary donations will ond baseman Kody Murphy, Post 109 kept the be accepted. For more information on Karen Ruda, her legacy,register- with a base hit and moved to second on a bunt sin- game close early. Kyle Lavallee paced the offense gle by Kyle Lavallee. Then, with one out, Bryan ing a team for the tournament, or to make a donation, please visit our with three hits along with Al Augustine and website at www.karenrudamemorial.org. “Bubba” Stearns belted a two-run double to plate Proulx, who had two hits each. Trailing 3-1 in the both Boilard and Lavallee for the walk-off win. Karen Ruda was dispatched for 20 years with the Webster Fire bottom of the sixth following hits by Augustine Department and was a friend of many in the Southern Worcester County area. Karen lost her long battle with heart disease in April 2012, leaving behind her 12-year-old daughter Haleigh. 10 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 14, 2013 www.webstertimes.net SPORTS Pirates fall to Hopedale, 4-1, in Division 3 finals rematch

BY JON GOUIN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT WORCESTER — It’s said in baseball that pitching and defense wins championships, but at the very least it’ll get a team to the final. The fifth seeded Oxford Pirates allowed just four runs in three games leading up to the champi- onship while No. 2 Hopedale allowed a meager two runs in their first three games en route to a Central Mass. Division 3 dis- trict finals rematch from a sea- son ago, a game in which the Pirates eked out a 1-0 victory. The two teams met again at Tivnan Field on June 9 to again decide a champion. The Pirates looked to senior co-captain Tyler Barrie on the mound to bring home the title, while the Blue Raiders coun- tered with ace Dan Mantoni to get the job done. By the time the sun had set on a beautiful, sum- mer Sunday, it had also set on Oxford’s hopes of a repeat as Hopedale would come away with the championship following a 4-1 Zakk Renihan scores Oxford’s only run on a Tyler Barrie RBI single in a 4-1 loss to victory. Hopedale in the Central Mass. Division 3 district final. Both starters left it all on the Jon Gouin photos field in complete game efforts, Oxford senior co-captain Tyler Barrie pumps his fist following a third straight and both appeared to tire as the strikeout in a scoreless tie versus Hopedale in the Central Mass. Division 3 dis- the game, and my guys wanted to insurance run on an RBI single game wore on. Barrie went six trict championship game. The Pirates would ultimately fall to the Blue Raiders, play [Oxford].” to left and it was 4-1. innings allowing four runs though, 4-1. Oxford’s Richards admitted, The Pirates (17-7) went quietly (three earned) on just four hits to “For them, it was a complete in the seventh, 1-2-3, and the go along with nine strikeouts like the 2012 championship had. sacrifice bunted him to second year of unfinished business and Hopedale celebration was on. and two walks, while Mantoni “It sure felt like it,” regarded base and James Sheehan would revenge.” “It feels wonderful. Someone’s fired seven frames of one-run Oxford head coach Justin single to put runners at the cor- Hopedale would finally crack got to win, and I didn’t want to ball on four hits with seven Richards in response to the simi- ners with one down. the lock that was Barrie on the lose to them twice,” concluded strikeouts and a walk. larity between the two games. That’s when Barrie helped out mound in the bottom of the Small of his team avenging their “It was Danny’s game to win,” Barrie would carry a no-hitter his own cause with an RBI single sixth. After Luke Manoli led off 2012 defeat. said Hopedale head coach Joe into the fifth frame when he gave up the middle to give Oxford the with a single, Cole DeDonato “That’s the best team around Small, in his final year on the up a leadoff double to Hopedale 1-0 lead. walked. here,” said Richards of Hopedale Blue Raiders’ bench. “It feels third baseman Tyler D’Urso (2 Hopedale would not give in, “I was getting tired, I just after the loss. “Maybe not just wonderful; I knew it would be a for 3, RBI). Barrie would recover, though, as the memory of 2012’s couldn’t find it,” Barrie would Division 3, they probably would close game, because I knew that though, to get three straight one-run loss was strong in their later say about the inning. win D1 and D2, too. That’s just a kid [Barrie] could throw. He strikeouts and end the threat minds. Ian Strom reached on an error freaky, determined team there. pitched a [heck] of a game.” without damage. “We talked about it on the and Manoli came home to tie the It’s their time this year. Each starting pitcher posted The top of the sixth inning saw bus,” said Small in regards to a game, 1-1. That’s when Mantoni “My guys fought hard, we have zeroes through the first five the Pirates’ Zakk Renihan reach revenge factor after the game, staked his claim on the champi- nothing to be ashamed about innings of the game, and the 2013 on an error to get things going. “It’s a little bit of a motivating onship contest with a two-run with how we played,” he added. final was shaping up to look a lot Senior co-captain Nick Cardoni factor, but then you have to play double to give the Blue Raiders the lead, 3-1. D’Urso added an

HOW THEY GOT THERE Oxford tames top seeded Tigers, 3-0, to advance to district final

BY JON GOUIN that helps me get some batters out.” SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Littleton went with Marcus Otis on the MILFORD — History tends to repeat mound, and although he wasn’t dominant, itself, and that fact is a welcomed one for he was very effective. Otis went the dis- the Oxford High baseball team. The defend- tance giving up three earned runs on just ing Central Mass. Division 3 district four Oxford hits while striking out six and champs took another step forward in that walking four. defense on June 5 when they squared off The starters matched zeroes through the with top seeded Littleton High at Fino first five innings of the game, but it was Field. The fifth-seeded Pirates knocked off Cardoni faced the most auspicious task in the favorites, 3-0. the top of the second frame. Led by Nick Cardoni on the mound and A walk and two singles loaded the bases James Sheehan at the plate, Oxford earned for the Tigers with nobody out. But, before their second straight district final appear- one could say “underdog,” Cardoni ance and will face off with No. 2 Hopedale induced two pop-ups and then struck out High. The Pirates defeated the Blue Pete Murphy (2 for 4) to end the threat. Raiders, 1-0, in the 2012 final. Cardoni pumped his fist and walked off the Cardoni wasn’t at his best on the day, but mound with a confidence that would carry still managed six innings of shutout ball him through six shutout frames. against a prolific offense in Littleton. The It was the bottom of the sixth when the Tigers got six hits and earned four walks champs would strike. Nick Bates (2 for 4) off of the senior ace, but could never push led off the inning with a single, ending a across a run. string of seven straight outs by Otis. Zakk “He was, probably, not necessarily nerv- Renihan then walked and Cardoni singled ous, but he was trying to be a little bit too home Bates with what would eventually be fine with his pitches,” said Oxford head the winning run. Jon Gouin photos coach Justin Richards of his starter. “He’s Sheehan then delivered the insurance as a senior, so this means a little bit more to he ripped a monster two-run triple into the Oxford’s James Sheehan (11) welcomes Nick Bates to the plate as he scores the first — and eventual him.” gap in left-center and it was 3-0 Oxford. game winning — run for the Pirates in their 3-0 victory over Littleton in a Central Mass. Division 3 dis- It helps to have a catcher like Sheehan to “He brings a form of intensity that we trict semifinal. make things easier for a pitcher in a big sit- otherwise do not have,” said Richards of uation, though. Sheehan. “He’s a very critical part of our to-back fielder’s choices before issuing a ballplayer,” said Richards after the win of “James has been big for us all year, last run right now.” second walk. A final fielder’s choice force his team’s clutch hitting and defense, year too,” regarded Cardoni of his catcher. The Pirates went to Dennis Sneade to out at second base clinched the save for which will prove to be vital in the champi- “He’s just a wall behind the plate, it helps a pitch the seventh inning, and although he Sneade and the upset win for Oxford. onship tilt. lot. I can throw basically any pitch I want didn’t disappoint, it would be interesting. “Good athletic kids come through in key and I know it’s not going to get by him and Following a leadoff walk, Sneade got back- situations, and that’s what makes a good Barrie’s arm, bat help Pirates advance past Sammies

BY NICK ETHIER it was basically the same thing we stronger,” Barrie said. “For the SPORTS STAFF WRITER saw from him today,” Oxford head past two years I’ve been going to a SUTTON — All it took for the coach Justin Richards said of teacher [Ryan O’Rouke] trying to Oxford High baseball team’s Barrie’s performance. “When he’s help me. I just kept trying to throw advancement in the Central Mass. on — and he has been a lot recent- strikes, throw strikes, throw Division 3 district tournament ly — he keeps the other teams way strikes.” against Sutton High on June 4 was down run-wise.” The other Oxford runs were Tyler Barrie’s right arm and bat. And as for Barrie’s home run? scored on a Dennis Sneade sacri- Barrie pitched six innings of one- “Honestly, I didn’t expect it,” the fice fly, an intentional rundown at hit ball and he blasted the game’s senior said. “I swung and missed first base to score James Sheehan biggest hit, a three-run homer at the first two pitches and then I from third, a Liam Pickett RBI over the left field fence in the third fouled one off my leg. Then I double and a Jared Buckley RBI inning. swung as hard as I could and saw single. The fifth seeded Pirates (16-6) the ball go flying. That’s [only] my Sneade finished things off by defeated the fourth ranked second home run ever.” pitching a harmless and scoreless Sammies, 8-1, to advance to the The Pirates led, 1-0, thanks to a seventh inning. semifinal round against top Nick Cardoni RBI single before Now the Pirates, the reigning ranked Littleton High. Barrie’s blast. Central Mass. Division 3 champi- “He’s been fantastic all year and Barrie surrendered his only run ons, are a game away from reach- — and only hit — of the afternoon ing the final again. in the bottom of the third, but “It’s about surviving game-by- Nick Ethier photos then he retired the side in order in game here,” Richards said. the fourth, fifth and sixth innings. Oxford’s Tyler Barrie delivers a pitch to “My arm’s getting a lot the plate against Sutton. www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 14, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 11 SPORTS Dawidczyk dashes past competition at All-State track and field meet

Various athletes from Shepherd Hill and Oxford High’s Emily Dawidczyk competed in the All- State track and field meet, held at Westfield State University on June 1. None were better than Dawidczyk, who won the 100- meter hurdles event in a dazzling 14.45 seconds. Dawidczyk earned the top seed for the finals by win- ning the preliminary race in 14.54 seconds earlier in the day. Dawidczyk then picked up where she left off in the New England meet on June 8, crossing the finish line in a spectacular second place. The Shepherd Hill results, along with the winners from their respective events, are as follows: Photos courtesy Steev Riccardo Boys’ one-mile run Oxford’s Emily Dawidczyk, center, ran past the competition in the 100-meter hurdles event at the All-State meet on June 1 at Westfield State University. 1. Mike O’Donnell, Methuen, 4:20.69 18. Jon Benoit, Shepherd Hill, 154- Girls’ two-mile run 15. Emily Thibaud, Shepherd 22. Elijah Fossas, Shepherd Hill, Boys’ long jump 04 1. Catarina Rocha, Peabody, Hill, 1:08.68 4:56.22 1. Alex Niemiec, Chicopee Comp, 10:34.25 23-05.25 Girls’ one-mile run 17. Juleanna Schultz, Shepherd Girls’ 4x800-meter relay Boys’ 400-meter hurdles 17. Drew Jean-Guillaume, 1. Bryanna Allison, Lowell, Hill, 12:13.78 1. Newton North, 9:20.81 1. Ben Colello, Lincoln-Sudbury, Shepherd Hill, 19-11.75 5:00.73 16. Shepherd Hill (Lucy Harmon, 53.65 seconds 6. Stella Worters, Shepherd Hill, Girls’ 400-meter hurdles Haley Chamberlain, Juleanna 18. Caleb White, Shepherd Hill, Boys’ javelin 5:14.38 1. Ally Saccone, Old Rochester, Schultz and Stella Worters), 59.36 1. TJ Noonan, Waltham, 190-00 1:02.50 10:03.22

The Shepherd Hill 4x800-meter relay team — which consisted of Lucy Shepherd Hill’s Stella Worters (6) placed sixth in the one-mile Emily Dawidczyk of Oxford receives her first-place medal after Harmon, Haley Chamberlain, Juleanna Schultz and Stella Worters — poses run at Westfield State University during the All-State meet. winning the 100-meter hurdles event in 14.45 seconds. before their race at Westfield State University.

End of the line; Shepherd Hill baseball falls to Leominster, 15-6

BY JON GOUIN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT DUDLEY — The second seed- ed Shepherd Hill Rams hosted No. 7 Leominster High in a Central Mass. Division 1 dis- trict baseball quarterfinals matchup on June 4 in Dudley, and the end result was not what most in attendance had expected. The Blue Devils came out swinging aggressive- ly against starting ace Drew Ravenelle, and after a five-run first inning they never looked back as the Rams’ season came to a close. Ravenelle struggled to slow the Division 1 powerhouse’s offense down, as seven Leominster starters had at least two hits and at least one run. The Blue Devils were led by Jay Valera, who was 3 for 6 Shepherd Hill head coach Shaune Ducharme talks with three runs and four RBIs, up Brady Ravenelle just before his fifth inning at- and Ryan Lever, who went 4 for bat. 5 with a run and three RBIs. Ravenelle rolled his ankle in a play near the plate in the fourth inning, and although he tried valiantly to gut it out, head coach Shaune Ducharme had no choice but to pull him Jon Gouin photos after five complete innings in Shepherd Hill’s Drew Ravenelle delivers a which Ravenelle gave up six pitch during the Rams’ Central Mass. Cam Scotia of Shepherd Hill came on to relieve starter Drew Ravenelle runs (five earned) on 10 hits Division 1 district quarterfinal defeat at the in the sixth inning, but Leominster battered whoever was on the mound with three strikeouts. hands of seventh seeded Leominster, 15-6. for the Rams. “He twisted his ankle pretty good, and I’m proud of him for Ducharme. “He’s a warrior, just, he’s a Darling then singled to put runners on the even trying to go back out there,” said special player. It’s been a privilege to corners for Brady Ravenelle. watch him for four Brady would reach on an error at first years.” to load the bases for the dangerous Tyler Leominster went with Faille (2 for 4). Instead of a hit for Faille, a patchwork of pitchers though, Faille was hit by the Jakola pitch to get through the nine- to drive in a run and make it 6-3. inning tournament con- Leominster then went to Roland LaPointe test, starting with Vinh on the hill. Cam Scotia (2 for 4) would Doan who went four and make the Blue Devils pay with a two-run a third innings of three- single scoring Brady Ravenelle and Faille Chris Daniels of Shepherd Hill swings away at a run pitching. He was to make it 6-5, but LaPointe struck out Al Leominster offering. replaced by Tanner Augustine to end the threat. Jakola, who would The Rams would not get any closer than allow the Rams to get that as the Devils would go on a tear in the long because you don’t get to see what back into the game in later innings against reliever Scotia. He you’re made of [when facing adversity]; that fifth inning. allowed nine runs (six earned) on 10 hits we had the two losses near the end, but is Senior pinch-hitter as Leominster posted four runs in the sev- it too late, then, to start learning things?” Nick Kondek drew a enth and ninth innings to wrap up the Despite the loss the Rams wrapped up a walk to start the frame quarterfinal match. The Hill made five very successful year, winning 15 games is with The Hill trailing, 6- errors on the day and a few other mental no easy task, and earning the No. 2 seed 1. A groundout to first mistakes that really hurt their cause. was a great accomplishment. moved him to second “We gave them 37 outs today and you “Overall it was a fun year, these guys base and Matt Vertucci can’t beat any team in districts with 37 worked hard, they listened, and it was (2 for 4) lined an RBI outs, you’ve got to be on your sharpest real fun. But only one team can win the single to chase the game and you’ve got to be prepared for last game,” concluded Ducharme on the Shepherd Hill’s Adam Darling appears to slide safely into home plate in aforementioned Doan everything,” said Ducharme after the Rams’ 2013 run. fifth inning action, but he was deemed out on the play. from the game. Adam game. “It’s tough when you win all year 12 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 14, 2013 www.webstertimes.net Bartlett seniors cross

The Bartlett High School Class of 2013 after being seated in the school’s gym on Friday, June 7. Superintendent Dr. Barbara Malkas speaks at the opening of commencement.

Webster School Committee Chairman Shawn A Bartlett band member preps to play during Senior girls listen to graduation speakers. Collins speaks to the Class of 2013 during com- graduation. mencement.

Senior Class President Amber Daigneaut encourages her classmates to make the most of the next four years. A young spectator watches as a family member graduates from Bartlett High School.

Senior Class President Amber Daigneaut raises her hand in victory after she and her classmates move their tassels to the left. Manzi’s Barber Shop A proud family member snaps a photo during the A mother and daughter share a moment as they Valedictorian Thomas James says his final good- bye to high school. lengthy awards portion of the 2013 Bartlett grad- watch a Bartlett high student receive their diplo- uation. ma.

150 Main Street WEBSTER — Bartlett High School graduates celebrated their achievements and 100 years of commencement during the Friday,June 7 graduation ceremony.The Class of 2013 Webster, MA didn’t let a little (or in Friday’s case, a lot of) rain get in the way of a successful gradua- tion. Sporting their signature green and white gowns, seniors walked across the symbolic 508-943-0990 bridge in the school’s gymnasium, taking with them their diplomas and flowers of con- gratulations to usher them into the latest Congratulations Class of 2013 Compliments of your friendly neighborhood bookstore JOY RICHARD PHOTOS 55 East Main St., Webster • 508-949-6232 www.bookloversgourmet.com www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 14, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 13 The bridge into the future

Bartlett Jr./Sr. High School Choir Director Peter Carney leads seniors in the class song penned by pop star Bruno Mars. Bartlett Class of 2013 Salutatorian Jennifer Grooms reflects on the challenges and victories that the high school experiences brought to her and the 2013 class.

Bartlett Jr./Sr. High School Principal Steven Knowlton and Webster School District Superintendent Dr. Barbara Malkas hand out diplomas to seniors.

Family members glace at a program as they follow the scholarship portion of the 2013 Bartlett gradu- ation.

The Bartlett class treasurer greets a classmate after they were awarded their Webster School District Superintendent Dr. Barbara Malkas A senior girl throws a quick smile to her family as she walks to diploma. shares a laugh with a senior after she received her diploma. receive her diploma. Bartlett High School CLASS OF 2013

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Shepherd Hill Regional High School Class of 2013 President Konstantinos Karamanakis stands to speak as the Sunday, June 2 ceremony opens.

WORCESTER — It was the end of an era, but the first day of a new beginning. Moms, dads and graduates from both Dudley and Charlton made their way into the DCU Center in downtown Worcester on Sunday,June 2, for Shepherd Hill Regional High School’s 40th annual commencement ceremony. The Class of 2013 received their diplomas on a bright and sunny day earlier this week and were honored for their academic efforts during a two and a half hour ceremony. The event summed up 13 years of hard work, smiles, tears and friendships. Also honored during the event was former Shepherd Hill math teacher and senior class advisor Cindy Boyd, who passed away earlier in the school year from a sudden illness. JOY RICHARD A family member wipes away tears as she films the Class of 2013 walking in to “Pomp and Circumstance.” PHOTOS

Local resident Sandy Terlizzi stands for a photo with her girls Julia, Jillian and Jade, during the Shepherd Hill graduation. A graduate makes his way up to his seat on stage. The boys make their way past the front row of Dudley-Charlton Regional School District administrators, including Superintendent Sean Gilrein.

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A bouquet of Hill-themed gold roses sits waiting for its grad.

The long, blue carpet stretched through the DCU Center and up to the Hill Worcester resident Mike Fulginiti sits with his little buddy, grads on stage. Dylan Chaffee, during the Shepherd Hill graduation.

Charlton senior Emily Bagley smiles for the camera with brother Fresh from graduation, a Shepherd Hill senior looks to meet up Josh after the commencement ceremony. with her family in the foyer of the DCU Center. A proud family member snaps a cell phone picture of her grad for pos- terity. Shepherd Hill Regional High School CLASS OF 2013

Note: “(NHS)” denotes National Honor Lindsay Foley,William Francis Foley,Jaime Mandeville, Dylan M. Mardirosian, Jameson P.Rotondo, Jennifer Elizabeth Roy, Society Member; * denotes completed diploma Catherine Fontaine, Justin William Forand, Kenneth Lawrence Mardirosian, Adam Lauryn Rachel Samia, Casey Suzette Savoie, requirements under Dual Enrollment Nicholas David Foskett, Victoria Lyn Nicholas Marengo, Judy Marriki (NHS), Kiley Ann Scheffler, Sarah Jane Schmidt, Program; ** denotes completed diploma Fournier, Jessica Erin Frank (NHS), Brian Sarah Elizabeth Martin, Tyler William Derek Adam Schulman (NHS), Jessica L. requirements at Massachusetts Academy of Patrick Frieswick, Michaela Catherine Martin, Katie Lynn McCambridge (NHS), Schutrick, Jacob Smith Scott, Alexandra Math and Science Froio, Shannon Marie Gadoury, Daniel **Katherine Lynn McDonough (NHS), Caitlyn Shore (NHS), Kaylee L. Shutts, Gago, Nicholas Myles Galasso, Stephanie Hannah Rachel McFadden (NHS), Kathryn Tyler A. Simmons, Alexander Paul Sinni, *Nicole M. Alicea, Quinton Joseph Allard, Jean Gallant, John Thomas Gardecki, Margaret McGovern (NHS), Isabel Ann Austin Douglas Smith (NHS), Briana Smith, Kyle R. Amico, Nicholas Amorelli, Connor Christopher Gardner, Kenneth Lee Gatzke, McKenzie (NHS), Heather Jean McManus, Daniel J. Soloperto, Talisha Marie Soto, A. Anisko, Brittany Shea Applin, Brooke Jr., Abbey Marie Gaughan, Christina Marie Allison Claire Menard, Christiana Fadi Emily Lynn Spooner, Ashley Sun Steinman Leanne Arnold, Samuel E. Aronson, Gauvin, Jacquelyn Anne Gelb, Bradley Merdaa, Kristyn Victoria Miller (NHS), Kori (NHS), Nicole Ashley Stevens, Emily Michelle Auger, Zarah Raizel Avalon, Ryan Gilbert, Erin Marie Gillespie, Bree Mominee, Liana Victoria Montiverdi, Elizabeth Stiles (NHS), Emily Elizabeth Mikaila Carol Baca-Dorion, Austin Douglas Theodore J. Girard, Matthew Evan Patrick Evan Montville (NHS), Danielle Stockhaus, Daniel Richard Stomski (NHS), Bacigalupo (NHS), Emily Marie Bagley,Seth Glowacki, Megan Marie Gosselin, Kyle Marie Moore, Marisa Lyn Morelli, Cole Dawid Sudyka, Jessica Sudyka (NHS), Mitchel Baillargeon, Kimberly Ellen Douglas Grasso, Jennifer Morgan Green, Collins Morin, Kyle Matthew Moroz, Katie Colleen Frances Sullivan, Kevin Patrick Banach, Lauren Barbara Barton (NHS), **Jacob Alexander Grotton, Steven Casey Mary Morrissey (NHS), Kelsey Mosher, Sullivan, Nicole Elizabeth Szczepanski, Alie Elizabeth Bates, Allison Marie Bates Guillemette, Nour G. Haddad, Brian J. Jamal Ibrahim Mufti, Callie Meghan Thomas Taylor, Justin Terlizzi, Rebecca (NHS), Scott Robert Beaudry, Brandon L. Hagan, Gabriel Haskins, Caitlyn E. Hatch, Mulcahy (NHS), Kaylee Marie Murphy, Nicole Thibaudeau (NHS), Alan-Michael Beausoleil, Chelsea Morgan Bebeau, Justin Samantha Lorraine Hebert, Molly Lokelani Katie Lynn O’Bara, Dawid S. Ochocki, Turner (NHS), Sonya Elise Ugrinow, Sarah Clifford Begreen, Brittany Anne Bellerive, Helock, Kayla Josephine Holden, Nickolus Andrew Dario Olivares, Hannah Morgan Ann Ukpong, Brittani Ray Vaillancourt, Michael James Bessette, III, Carly Reneé Joseph Huscha, Denton Robert Hutchens, Oliver, Jessica Lynne Olson, Tyler Austin Peter E. Vaitkunas, Matthew E. Vertucci Bibber, Austin J. Biron, Haley Dawn Bjorn Marissa Lynn Jacobson, Amanda Rose Palmerino, Harsh M. Patel, Bianca Marie (NHS), Kevin L. Viel, Devon James Walker (NHS), Grace Ellen Blaisdell, Joseph Jeffers, Justin Johansen, Evan W. Johnson, Pellon, Nicole Ann Penniman, Kassandra (NHS), Danielle Irene Watkins, *Sabrina Michael Blondin, Christopher N. Bodo, Tessa Lynn Johnson Marchessault, Louise Perreault, Alex J. Perron, Rachel Naomi Wheeler, Daniel Joseph White Aaron M. Bohn, Ashley Ellen Boisvert Jacquelyn Elizabeth Julian, Olivia Kate Elizabeth Perry, Matthew J. Petrelli, Chace (NHS), Peter James White (NHS), Ashley (NHS), Amy Rose Bonin, BriAnn Lorna Kane, Konstantinos Karamanakis (NHS), Joseph Pettinelli, Bradley Michael Picard Lynn Wilbur, Jeremy A. Williams, Matthew Borus, Nicholas Ryan Bouchard, Paige June Timothy James Kasierski, Sean Raymond (NHS), Wilda Dada Pierre-Paul, Lexi Logan Wilson, Michaela Nicole Woods, Kyle Bousquet, Beth Ann Bowser, Joshua David Kelly, Amanda C. Keovongmanysar (NHS), Miranda Poirier, Kimberly Ann Pollock, W. Yancik (NHS), Sandra Yu (NHS), Jesse Breault, Jared M. Brinkley, Ila Yvette Kalene Lee Kingsley, Nicholas C. Kondek, Julie Ann Preissler (NHS), Corinne Marie John Zajkowski, Sarah Zieminski Brodeur, Joshua Aaron Burns, Susan Johanna Patrice L’Heureux (NHS), Proulx (NHS), Andrew Richard Ravenelle, Elizabeth Canty, Adam Ryan Carbonneau, Christina M. Lambert, Paige Anne Lamica Kelly Ann Regan, Matthew Paul Carpenter, Mackenzie Hope (NHS), Samantha Nicole Lasorsa, Keara Nicole Elizabeth Carron (NHS), Emily Rose Cavic, Mary Jenna LeBel (NHS), Kristina Amy Leland, Renaud, Kyla Marie Catherine Cayer, Victor K. Champagne, III Natalie Rose Lewis (NHS), Aaron J. Lieske, Reslock (NHS), (NHS), Vincent David Champagne, Kathryn Terell Anthony Lindsay, Derek James Daniel Patrick Elizabeth Champoux (NHS), Camden G. Linkens, Taylor Grace Loesch, Stephen P. Robbins, Jr., David Chapdelaine, Zachary Adam Cicero, Alyssa Lovely, Rylee Lynn Mailloux, Eric Reed Warren Roman, Congratulations, Ann Clark, Daniel Patrick Clark, Samantha Lynn Clark (NHS), Christopher Ronald Clouatre, Nicholas Raymond Cobb, Rachel Marie Cofsky (NHS), Cassidy Susan Colby, Graduates Courtney Jacqueline Costa, Ryan Matthew Congratulations Graduates Coulson (NHS), Joshua A. Cullinan, Lily Elaina Curtis (NHS), Aleta Grace Dam (NHS), Taylor Marie Daniels, Adam Kevin Darling (NHS), Kaitlin Ann Davies (NHS), Mariah Lee Demers, Nicole Marie Dickson, Jonathan Frederick Dileone, Jesse Mark DiTommaso, Amoricka Yvonne Dittrich, Ian T. Dobbs, Allison Doherty, Nicholas from the Alexander Douangchandy, Mikayla Marie Dows, Christian Andrew Dunkerton, Webster Times Andrew Tyler Dupuis, Christopher Robert Dutting, Dominika Dzierzynski (NHS), Rachel Michelle Eagleton (NHS), Olivia Rose Edmondson, Nicole Lee Eisnor, Jordyn Sandy, Adam Mae Eller, Joshua Michael Faford, Tyler Michael Faille, Megan Patricia-Louise and Joy Faulkner, Shannon Mae Flaherty, Shannon 16 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 14, 2013 www.webstertimes.net Moving on: Oxford High

OXFORD — Oxford High School seniors celebrated their scholastic freedom on Friday, May 24, as they took those long awaited steps into the next chapter of their lives at the school’s commencement ceremo- ny.Parents and friends gathered in the high school’s gym for the big event, greeting their graduates with a smile, and for some, a fresh bouquet of flowers.

Oxford High School graduating seniors join the chorus one last time during commencement on Friday, Oxford residents Bill and Mila Manzi smile for the May 24. camera during the graduation ceremony.

Local residents put hand to heart during the National Anthem.

Members of the Oxford High School Junior Naval ROTC wait for commencement to begin. A senior piper sets the mood for graduation. Seniors make their way to the front of the gym.

Oxford Junior Naval ROTC Commander Michael Oxford resident and OHS alum Kashmir Stevenson, 19, and Laura Holmes, 18, wait for Holmes’s Masley adjusts the uniform of one of his cadets. sister, Megan, to graduate.

JOY RICHARD PHOTOS A proud family member waits for his grad with gifts in tow.

e On E We are so proud ac ar e th of you Corey! P Dad, Mom, Jess, Jen, Adrianne and Paige

Discovery House Pre Shool/Daycare 6 weeks to 9 years 85 Oxford Ave., Dudley, MA TheHeartOf 508-943-0129 Massachusetts.com A OHS grad accepts his diploma with a smile. www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 14, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 17 Bids farewell to Class of 2013

Oxford resident Colten LaPlante hangs out with Grads take their seat as commencement begins.az mom during Oxford High School graduation.

Local resident Dynasty Maldonado, 7, poses for a High school Principal Kevin Wells wishes students Oxford resident and proud mom Patti Ross snaps a quick photo during the graduation ceremony. the best. quick picture of graduation.

An Oxford graduate makes a speech during the Oxford High 2013 commencement ceremony. School CLASS OF 2013

Eliana Osmeri Abreu, Katelyn Elisabeth Allain, Steven Clifford Barber, Tyler Scott Barrie, Megan Victoria Barter, Mariah Lee Benson, Caroline Marie Bercier, Meredith Anne Bercier, Tiago Donovan Paulo Bermejo, Abigail Elizabeth Biernacki, Jenna Marie Bird, Kaelin Rae Brady,Connor Dwane Paul Brenneman, Austin John Brigham, Zachary Robert Brogna, Shaylagh Elizabeth Canty, Drew Edwin Cappos, Nicholas David Cardoni, Gianni Marcus Christo, Charde Cassandra Christophe, Jonathan Ryan Churchey, Ryan Wayne Cimochowski, Brian Michael Connolly,Rachael Paige Cormier, James Russell Croteau, Cassidy Siobhan Davis, Gerald Lee Davis, Emily Donovan Dawidczyk, Bryan Michael Decker, Megan Marie Demers, Nicole Lee Desaulniers, Ryan Michael Donovan, Mark Andrew Dooling, Jake Christopher Downing, Nicole Jane Dupuis, Michael Vincent Elliott, Eleni Trudy Evangelidis, Donald Edward Freeland III, Andrew Gunnar Gagne, Mariah Rose Gemme, Victoria Rose Gorman, Jessica Lynne Gullbrand, Curtis James Hart, William Alan Harvey, James Joseph Higgins, Scott Eric Holden, Aaron Francis Holmberg, Lisa Ann Iudiciani, Michael Paul James, Andrew John Daniel Kalinowski, Jordan Ashley King, Matthew Robert Kirkland, Kevin Patrick Krouse, Kyle James Krusas, Abigail Baffour Kyei, Brandon Lee Labelle, Thomas George Lareau, Caitlyn Michelle Leavitt, Alexis MaryElizabeth Lee, Angela Natasha MacLeod, James Michael Maliff, Andrea Rose Manzi, Gina Nicole Manzi, Ashley Marie Martinelli, Brendan Alexander McIntire, Jazmine Shawn O’Day, Alexandria Emily Pavao, Nicole Liana Perreault, Richard William Plant III, Matthew Mackenzie Reid, Blair Christine Reilly, Kristen Lillian Riel, Sharrie Lin Riley,Nicholas Daniel Rivelli, Rebecca Lynn Rivernider, Nicole Lillian Ross, Megan Elizabeth Salvage, Alison Taylor Scarborough, Sara Anne Shaw, Devin Carlos Shultz, John Paul Simkus, Kristina Laura Simkus, Cassie Beth Slauenwhite, Sarah Anne Smith, Alec Tucker St. Germain, Andrew Caissie St. Germain, Katherine Darling Stevens, Megan Grace Stevenson, Stephanie Lauren Stuczko, Daniel Paul Swalec, Marcos Alberto Swantee, Ashley Elizabeth Sweet, Paul Michael Szczepanek, Rachel Ann Taylor, Bryana Celeste Thompson, Tyler John Trella, Zachary Frank Tremblay, Cindy Hoang Vo, Chad Bouton Walker, Zachary Eugene Allan Walker, Anissa Rae White, Sarah Nichole Wilson, Cierra Paige Wolfe, Trisha Lee York, Eric Douglas Zito. 18 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, June 14, 2013 www.webstertimes.net Bay Path Graduates

A sea of family and friends were on hand for graduation. Class President Jessica Cahill told classmates, “We’re all conquering fears every day.”

WORCESTER — Hundreds of par- the graduates to reach for the stars but Class of 2013 have earned “close to a ents, family,and friends filled the exhi- embrace (and learn from) their fail- half-million dollars” in college schol- bition hall at the DCU Center in ures. arships. He also thanked 17 graduat- Worcester on Friday night, May 31, as The students and attendees heard ing seniors who have joined the armed members of the Class of 2013 of Bay words of encouragement, gratitude, services. Path Regional Vocational Technical and praise from their class valedictori- Dozens of award winners and their High School completed their second- an, salutatorian, and class president. hundreds of awards were recognized ary school educations and commenced Retiring (after 37 years) Special at previous ceremonies and in the the next step in their lives and careers. Education Director Timothy Gilrein graduation program booklet. Bay Path District Superintendent-Director commended all for making Bay Path a serves students from 10 area towns in John Lafleche introduced 20 members Level One school and proudly its district and recognized 235 graduat- of the School Committee and urged announced that graduates from the ing seniors this year.

A young future graduate got all dressed up for the ceremonies. Aly Dubois sang the National Anthem. Young women graduates received flowers for the march to their seats.

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TheHeartOf Proud parents and friends captured the event with everything in hand. Adrianne & Paige Massachusetts.com www.webstertimes.net Friday, June 14, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 19 Move onward, upward

Class officers present the class gift at the podium.

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Valedictorian Serena Thomas urged fellow graduates to “put your abilities into action.”

Administration members awaited their turns in the proceedings.

“Mom, this one’s for you!” Graduation ceremonies were held at the DCU Center in Balloons and confetti were released after the reading of the last name – Benjamin Worcester. Robert Zuidema. Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School CLASS OF 2013

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Spencer New Leader & Auburn News – June, 508-909-4062, [email protected] Sturbridge Villager/Charlton Villager/Southbridge Evening News – Nate, 508-909-4064, [email protected] Webster Times – Sandy, 508-909-4110, [email protected] Blackstone Valley Tribune – Lisa, 508-909-4063, [email protected] www.webstertimes.net HE EBSTER IMES Friday, June 14, 2013 • T W T • 3 OBITUARIES Eleanor M. Bates, 76 Athena M. Yanka, 89

WEBSTER — Eleanor Born in Putnam, Conn., she was the SOUTHBRIDGE — ter of Nicola and Mary (Prifti) Malisory. M. (Foskett) Bates, 76, of daughter of the late Howard and Catherine Athena M. (Malisory) Athena worked at the American Optical Webster, died Monday, (Monro) Foskett. Yanka, 89, formerly of 41 Co. in Southbridge for 34 years before retir- June 3, 2013 at Hubbard She was formerly employed at Oakwood Deer Run, died Tuesday, ing many years ago. at Harrington Hospital, Nursing and Rehabiliation Center, Webster. June 4, 2013, in the Athena was an active member of St. Webster. She was a member of the PNA and loved Southbridge Michael’s Orthodox Church in She leaves her hus- to garden and cook. Rehabilitation and Southbridge, serving as member and past band, Charles H. Bates; Her funeral was held on Saturday,June 8, Healthcare Center, after president of its ladies society and also two sons, Steve Bartlett from the Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 an illness. served as choir director. and Robert Bougie Jr.; School Street, Webster, followed by a grave- Her husband, Kliu B. Her funeral service was held on Saturday, four daughters, Karen and Susan Bartlett, side service in Central Cemetery, Yanka, died in 1980. June 8 in St. Michael’s Orthodox Church, Tami Hamel and Lauren Bougie; a brother, Woodstock. She leaves a son, Paul Yanka and his wife Roumanian Avenue, Southbridge. Burial Ken Foskett; a sister, Joyce Potter; 10 grand- A guest book is available at www.shaw- Shirley of Southbridge; a daughter, Maria was in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Southbridge. children and nine great-grandchildren. majercik.com. T. Haddad and her husband William of N. Donations may be made to St. Michael’s Oxford; three grandchildren, Alison Orthodox Church, P.O. Box 823, Wilhelm, Lesley Yanka, and David Haddad; Southbridge, MA 01550. Pauline M. Gendron, 78 and two great-grandchildren, Eli Wilhelm The Daniel T. Morrill Funeral Home, 130 and Audrey Wilhelm. She was predeceased Hamilton St., Southbridge, directed the by two sisters, Olga Seferi and Helen arrangements. STURBRIDGE and FISKDALE — Pauline Webster; 2 sisters, Florence Duquette of Thomo. www.morrillfuneralhome.com M. (Levesque) Gendron, 78, formerly of Southbridge and Jacqueline Beaudry of She was born in Southbridge the daugh- Heritage Green Drive, died Thursday, June Brimfield, and many nieces and nephews. 6, 2013 at Quaboag on the Common Nursing She was predeceased by a son Lawrence Home in W. Brookfield. A. Gendron, Jr. in 1979. Her husband was the late Lawrence A. She was born in Sturbridge, daughter of Gendron who died May 24, 2000. the late Roland and Agnes (Robert) Dorothy M. Ziaja, 80 She leaves 3 sons, Lionel Gendron of N. Levesque. Brookfield, Jean Pierre Gendron of North She was a member of Notre Dame LAKE PARK, Fla. — Dorothy M. Ziaja, a very strong, caring, loving person with a Carolina, Albert Gendron of Florida; 6 Church (Blessed John Paul II Parish). 80, of Lake Park, Fla., formerly of great sense of humor and a wonderful, daughters, Paulette Hazen of Dexter, ME, Mrs. Gendron enjoyed needlepoint and Worcester, Mass., went to be with her Lord warm heart. Whenever you were with her, Patricia Worsham of North Carolina, embroidery. and Savior on May 28, 2013. Mom made you feel very well loved. Her Paula Martel of Ware, Priscilla Aubuchon There are no calling hours. The funeral Born in Webster, Mass., on November 28, family meant the world to her. of Houston, TX, Pamella White of Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday,June 1932, she was a daughter of the late Edward Mom is survived by a son, Edward of Pennsylvania and Penny Spenard of 13 at Notre Dame Church, 446 Main Street, and the late Helen (Piasta) Prokuski, and Dracut, Mass., and a son, Anthony of Palm Pennsylvania; many grandchildren and Southbridge. Burial will follow at Old Notre the widow of the late William J. Ziaja Jr. Beach Gardens, Fla.; a daughter, Sharlene great-grandchildren. She also leaves 6 Dame Cemetery, Charlton Street, Dorothy had lived in Worcester and Old (Ziaja) Mesite of Delray Beach, Fla,; four brothers, Edward Levesque of Sturbridge, Southbridge. Orchard Beach, Maine for many years, grandchildren, Joy and Jillian Ziaja of Armand Levesque of Southbridge, Albert In lieu of flowers, donations may be made before permanently moving to Florida with Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., Adam Ziaja of Levesque of Sturbridge, Alphonse to the American Diabetes Association, 10 her husband in 1989. Dracut, Mass., and James W. Mesite of Levesque of Dudley, Paul Levesque of Speen Street, Framingham, MA 01701. While living in Worcester, she had been a Jupiter, Fla., and a sister, Edwina Sturbridge and Gerard Levesque of www.sansoucyfuneral.com communicant of St. Bernard’s Church, and (Prokuski) Rivers of Keswick, Va. later, a communicant of St. At Mom’s request, a Memorial Service Clare’s Church in North Palm Beach, Fla. will be held at Howard-Price Funeral She had been a long time employee of the Home, 754 U.S. Highway One, North Palm Irene LaPan, 87 New England Telephone Co. after graduat- Beach, Fla. at 4 p.m. June 20. ing from Bartlett High School in Webster, In lieu of flowers, donations may be made OXFORD — Irene ter of the late Frank and Clementine and had worked at the Fallon Clinic in in Dorothy’s name, to the National Kidney (Olszta) LaPan, 87, died (Hejwosz) Olszta. Irene lived most all her Worcester after raising her family. Foundation of Florida, Inc., 1040 Woodcock peacefully with her fami- life in Oxford moving to Overlook 16 As the matriarch of our family,Mom was Road, Suite 19, Orlando, FL 32803. ly at her side Saturday, months ago. She enjoyed working as a clerk June 8, 2013 in Overlook at Oxford Drug and the News Room. Masonic Health Center, Mrs. LaPan was a life long member of Charlton after a period of Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic declining health. Church in Webster. Doris M. Piche, 77 Her loving husband She was a volunteer for Meals on Wheels Lawrence F. LaPan died for many years. She loved to walk and SOUTHBRIDGE — the late Joseph E. and Grace M. (Clarke) in 1989. enjoyed the outdoors. She especially loved Doris M. (Mongeon) Mongeon. She leaves three chil- spending time with her children, grand- Piche, 77, of Hudson Doris was a person with a loving heart dren, a son, Larry LaPan children and great grandchildren. Avenue, passed away on and a generous nature. She loved to work in and his wife Laura of She made friends easily and had a great Tuesday,June 4, 2013, sur- her garden and enjoyed traveling especially Marlborough, a daughter, sense of humor and quick wit. rounded by her loving to Florida. Her family was of utmost impor- Teresa Sarkisian and her Her family would like to thank the third family in the tance in her life and she cherished every husband Duke of Dudley floor staff at Overlook for their kindness, Massachusetts General moment she spent with them. and a son, Kenneth care and friendship. Hospital, Boston, after an There are no calling hours. Doris’ funer- LaPan and his wife Lori Her funeral was held Tuesday, June 11 illness. al service and burial in St. Mary’s of Oxford; one sister, Gertrude Feldman of from the Bartel Funeral Home & Chapel, 33 She leaves her husband of 58 years, Cemetery, Southbridge will be private. Putnam, CT; six grandchildren, Michelle Schofield Ave., Dudley followed by a Mass Donald R. Piche; a son, Donald R. Piche, Jr. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made Sandstrom, Kim Barnes, Troy Sarkisian, at 10 a.m. in Holy Trinity Polish National and his wife Tammy of Woodstock; three to American Diabetes Association, 330 Mason Sarkisian, Jennifer Nozzolillo and Catholic Church, 68 Lake St., Webster. daughters, Dawn Piche of Southbridge, Congress St., Boston, MA 02210. Lisa LaPan; three great-grandchildren, Burial was in the parish cemetery on New Deborah St. Laurent of Southbridge and The Daniel T. Morrill Funeral Home, 130 Joshua, Jonathan and Matthew and many Boston Road in Dudley. Donations may be Dara Bachand of Webster; and her six Hamilton St., Southbridge, is directing nieces and nephews. made to the Holy Trinity Polish National grandchildren, Katye, Anthony, Abigail, arrangements. She is predeceased by brothers, Edward Catholic Cemetery Fund, 68 Lake St., Donald, Adam and Benjamin. www.morrillfuneralhome.com Olszta and Stanley Olszta and a sister, Webster, MA 01570 or The Oxford Band She was born in Oxford the daughter of Theresa Olszta. Stand, 8 A Pond St. Oxford, MA 01540. She was born in Webster, MA, the daugh- www.bartelfuneralhome.com Doris Stockdale, 88

Claire C. Plante, 91 WEBSTER – Doris CT. She later was awarded a Master’s (Gadbois) Stockdale, 88, Degree and a CAGS in Education and DUDLEY — Claire C. She loved her faithful dog, Tina. formerly of Webster, died Leadership from Worcester State College. (Pehoviak) Plante, 91, She was predeceased by two brothers, Friday, June 7, 2012 in She lived in Webster and spent her win- died peacefully Howard and Clifford Pehoviak and her sis- Millbury Healthcare ters in Lee City, FL, before moving to Thursday, June 6, 2013 at ter, Dorothy Chabot. Center after an illness. Emeritus at Eddy Pond in Auburn 5 years Webster Manor after a She was born in Webster, the daughter of Her husband of 58 ago. period of declining the late Stanislaus and Catherine (Lanigan) years, Douglas Stockdale, Mrs. Stockdale taught mathematics in health. Pehoviak and lived here all her life. died in 2004. the Webster School System, in Lee City, FL Her husban, Henry She graduated from Bartlett High School She leaves a grand- and in Oxford before retiring in 1986. She Plante died in 1971. class of 1939. daughter, Sandra L. Kuszewski and her was a retired member of the NEA and the She leaves three daugh- She was a member of St. Anthony of husband Neal of Dudley; a grandson, Paul MTA. ters, June and her husband Bobby Padua Church. D. Sahlin and his wife Rivkeh of Cape She was a member of Saint Louis Church Simonelli of Woodstock, CT, Gayle wife of She was the manager of the ladies Elizabeth, ME; a great-grandson, Zachary in Webster and the Saint Louis League of the late Pat Didonato Sr. of Dudley and department at Mammoth Mart for many Sahlin; nieces and nephews. Catholic Women. She belonged to the Joyce and her husband Gerry Asselin of years. She later was the muffin lady at the She was preceded in death by her son, Daughters of Isabella. She was a member Dudley; 5 grandchildren, Todd Losee, Tracy Coffee Cup baking her famous muffins at Gary A. Stockdale in 1980; by her daughter, and past president of the American Legion Axtell, Pat DiDonato Jr., Gia DiDonato- her daughter’s restaurant. Judith A. Sahlin in 2004 and by her sister, Auxiliary Post #58 in Oxford. Sroczenski and Sasha Strong; 6 great- Funeral services were held Monday,June Pearl Skowron. Her funeral was held Wednesday,June 12, grandchildren Zachary Losee, Christian 10 from the Bartel Funeral Home & Chapel, She was born and raised in Webster, a from Scanlon Funeral Service, 38 East Losee, Nathaniel Losee, George Axtell, 33 Schofield Ave., Dudley with a Mass in St. daughter of Leo P. and Elmira (Laramie) Main St., followed by a Mass in St. Louis Sevanna Claire and Emery Lee Sroczenski; Anthony of Padua Church, 24 Dudley Hill Gadbois. Church, 14 Lake Street. a sister-in-law, Joan Pehoviak, a special Road, Dudley. Burial was in Mt. Zion She graduated from Bartlett High School Donations may be made to the American niece, Elaine Jean; her care giver, Pat Cemetery, Webster. in 1942, earned her Associates Degree from Legion Auxiliary, c/o American Legion Gilbert and several nieces and nephews. wwwbartelfuneralhome.com Quinsigamund Community College and Post 58, PO Box 58, Oxford, MA 01540-0058. then her Bachelor of Science Degree from www.scanlonfs.com Randy C. Lamoureux, 51 the former Annhurst College in Woodstock,

OXFORD – Randy C. He graduated from Oxford High School in Lamoureux, 51, of Orchard 1979. Richard J. Saad, Jr., 47 Hill Drive, died peacefully Mr. Lamoureux was a machine operator on Friday, June 7, 2013, in at Webster Spring Co. in Oxford for 10 his home. years, retiring in 1987 due to injuries sus- SPENCER – Richard J. Saad, Jr., 47, of Bumper Tech and worked at Diamond He is survived by his son, tained in a car accident. Chestnut Street, died suddenly on Friday, Chevrolet. Jeffrey; a brother, Roger He was a former member of St. Roch’s June 7, 2013. He attended Mary Queen of the Rosary Lamoureux; three sisters, Church in Oxford, and enjoyed hunting, He is survived by his wife of 8 years, Church in Spencer. Mr. Saad was very Lorraine Lamoureux, fishing, and the outdoors. Kristen M. (Abraham) Saad of Spencer; involved with the Autism Resource Center Lisette Ford and her husband Dale, and There are no calling hours. A private five children, Ashley M. Saad and Courtney of Central Massachusetts and organized Lavena Shenette and her husband Brian; graveside service will be held at North L. Saad, both of Oxford, Codie T. Abraham, their golf tournament. five nephews and nieces, Luke, Rosy,Trina, Cemetery. Bradyn J. Saad, and Trevor J. Saad, all of He recently graduated from Mass Jesse and Randy; and three close friends, In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- Spencer; his father, Richard J. Saad Sr. of Families Organizing for Change. Sarah Poulin, Britnee Farland and Bruce tions may be made to St. Jude Children’s Leicester; a brother, Eric S. Saad of He enjoyed camping, NASCAR, sports, LaPrade. Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Webster; three sisters, Tiffany M. Saad- and Sunday dinners with his family. He was born in Webster, the son of the Memphis, TN 38105-1942. Scott of Spencer, Merilyn L. Klawuhn of He had a great love for his wife, and his late Joseph Ernest and Claire M. (Gauvin) Paradis Funeral Home in Oxford is Scituate, RI, and Cheryl A. Saad of Austin, kids meant the world to him. His greatest Lamoureux, and was a lifelong resident of directing the arrangements. TX; two grandchildren, Gabriella Lucier joy was spending time with his family. Oxford. www.paradisfuneralhome.com and Gavyn Lucier; and several aunts, There are no calling hours. A memorial uncles, nephews, and nieces. Mass will be held at noon on Saturday,June He was born in Webster, the son of the 15, at Mary Queen of the Rosary Church, 60 late Miriam D. (Yeo) Saad, and lived in Maple St., Spencer. Burial will be private. SEND ALL OBITUARY NOTICES TO THE WEBSTER TIMES, Spencer for the past five years. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- He graduated from Leicester High School tions may be made to the Richard Saad Jr. PO BOX 90, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550, in 1984. Memorial Fund, c/o Country Bank, 20 Mr. Saad was a truck driver for Polar Soojan Dr., Leicester, MA 01524, or brought OR BY E-MAIL TO [email protected]. Beverages for two years until 2009. into any bank office. Previously, he owned and operated E.R. www.paradisfuneralhome.com HE EBSTER IMES www.webstertimes.net 4 • T W T • Friday, June 14, 2013 CHURCH LISTINGS WEBSTER OBITUARIES THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE RECONCILIATION, 5 N. Main St., Webster, MA 01570, 508-943-8714, Web site: www.reconcilia- Robert Saad, Sr. Kim Soltys, 43 tionweb.org, e-mail: [email protected], office hours: Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Rev. WEBSTER – Anthony and Harmony; two THOMPSON, Conn. — Kim J She worked 28 years as a Janice C. Ford, Pastor and Priest-in-Charge. Robert “Joe brothers, Richard and Joseph; (Hufault) Soltys, 43, passed graphic designer for MBI Sunday Services of Holy Eucharist at 10 a.m. Bobby” Saad, two sisters, one of which he away peacefully Wednesday, Graphics in Southbridge. She (with coffee hour following). Sunday School Sr., left to go to adored was Joyce and her hus- May 22, 2013 with her loving also worked 21 years for Marie’s begins at 9:30 a.m. Nursery care available begin- husband at her side after a Catering. ning at 9:45 a.m. a peaceful band Carleton, who was like a From the third Sunday in June to the first place, a place brother to him; many aunts, courageous battle with cancer. She enjoyed reading, the Sunday in September, our Sunday service of where he knew uncles, nieces and nephews; She leaves her husband of 9 beach, gardening and all ani- Holy Eucharist is at 9:00 a.m. he would see and last of all, his little Shih years, Stephen Soltys; her kids, mals. his dad and Tzu, Lilly. Sam, Duke and Sable; her moth- She unselfishly made an CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC NATIONAL er, Doris (Young) Hufault; three Anatomical gift to the UMASS CHURCH. For information, contact: Father grandmother, on June 8, 2013. There are no calling hours. Brian D. McIntyre, SCR (508) 641-5672 sain- He battled cancer and dia- Services and burial will be pri- sisters, Judy Bachand and her Medical School. tjoseph5672 @yahoo.com. Holy Mass every betes to the very end. vate. husband Greg, Nancy Darbee The family would like to Sunday at 4 p.m Prayers for healing on the, 2nd He was a beloved husband In lieu of flowers, memorial and Felix Cardenas, Donna thank the staff at UMASS for and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 6:30 p.m. and wonderful father to his contributions may be made to Lamey and her husband Ken; their for kindness and dedica- FAITH ASSEMBLY OF GOD, corner of children. the Shriner’s Hospital for one brother, Gary Hufault and tion (3 ICU). Lincoln and Nelson streets. (508) 943-6758. The He leaves his wife, Etta, the Children, Office of his wife Lisa and many nieces A Memorial Mass was cele- Rev. Kent Whitecotten. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:00 love of his life. They would Development, 2900 Rocky Point and nephews. brated on Saturday,June 1 in St. p.m. www.faithassemblywebster.com. have celebrated their 54th wed- Drive, Tampa, FL 33607. She was predeceased by her Joseph Basilica, 53 Whitcomb father, Leopold Hufault. St., Webster. CHURCH OF CHRIST-WEBSTER, 168 Main St. ding anniversary on June 20th. Paradis Funeral Home in in the “Joslin House,” corner of Mechanic He leaves behind four chil- Oxford is assisting the family She was born in Southbridge, Donations may be made to Street. (508) 765-6067. Evangelist Peter Capoccia. dren, Bob Jr., Robyn, Scott and with arrangements. Mass. Second Chance Animal Shelter Bible study Sundays, 9 a.m., worship Sundays, Reba; five grandchildren, www.paradisfuneralhome.co Kim graduated from Bay Path and UMass Medical 10:30 a.m. Melissa, Jeffrey, Savannah, m Regional Vocational Technical Foundation. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WEBSTER, Scotty and Alex; three great- High School in Charlton in 1987. 33 E. Main St. (508) 943-3554. The Rev. Thomas B. grandchildren, Shilyn, Harmon. Sundays, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Adults’ and children’s Sunday school, 10 a.m.

HOLY TRINITY POLISH, NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 68 Lake St. (508) 943-0608. Rev. Dr. Stanley Kaszubski, interim pastor. Saturday, 4 p.m. All are welcome. CALENDAR SACRED HEART OF JESUS, 18 E. Main St. (508) 943-3140. The Rev. Adam Reid. Saturdays, 4 p.m. Sundays, 9 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday The calendar page is a free service offered Thursday, June 20 (rain or shine) at Center specialties. Ethnic music will be provided morning worship a 8 a.m. and 10 a.m., June, July for listings for government, educational and Road near Nichols College in Dudley.Follow by the Mosaic Ensemble Band. The “From and August. non-profit organizations. Send all calendar the signs. Strawberry shortcakes until the Albanian Kitchens” cookbook, featuring listings and happenings by mail to Ann berries are gone. Sugar Free is available for over 120 recipes, customs, and traditions, SHARING GOD’S LOVE MINISTRY, 9 E. Main St. (508) 949-6497. Pastor Richard Tremblay at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box 90, diabetics upon request. This event will fea- will be available for purchase on this day. Mongeon. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Services, 11 Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at (508) 764- ture the traditional Frog Jumping Contest The public is invited. The picnic will be held a.m. Wednesday bible study, 6 p.m. All are wel- 8015 or by e-mail to atremblay@stonebridge- with sign-ups at 5:30 p.m.; music by the Old rain or shine and admission is free. This come. Handicapped accessible. press.com. Please write “calendar” in the sub- Fiddlers’ Club of Rhode Island and Franny event is supported in part by a grant from STS. CONSTANTINE AND HELEN CHURCH, ject line. All calendar listings must be submit- Mik and much, much more. the Southbridge Cultural Council, a local 35 Parkway. (508) 943-8361 The Rev. Luke A. ted by 3 p.m. on Friday to be published in the Also, the Black Tavern will hold its annu- agency that is supported by the Veronis. Divine Liturgy Sundays, 9:30 a.m. following Friday’s edition. We will print such al Antique & Collectables sale. Bring the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state Wednesday 6:30 Supplication to the Virgin Mary listings as space allows. family, enjoy our Famous shortcake and agency. followed by Bible Study at 7:15p.m, and Saturday support a local landmark. Parking will be morning bible study 6:30 a.m. Saturday Vespers 6:00 p.m. available on Center Road the lots through- WEBSTER— Tri-State Country Music SATURDAY out Nichols College. Tickets are available at Lovers welcomes all to the Webster/Dudley ST. JOSEPH BASILICA, St. Joseph Basilica, 53 the Dudley Town Hall. For more informa- American Legion, corner of School and Whitcomb St., Webster, MA 01570, 508-943-0467, JUNE 15 tion, call Ken Laferriere at (508) 596-0105. Houghton Streets, Webster, for the best in Rev. Monsignor Anthony Czarnecki, Saturdays, OXFORD — The Annual Oxford live country music featuring the Hard Luck 4 p.m., Sundays, 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. (Polish), 8:15 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. (English), Holy Day Vigil, 5 Community Flea Market will be held on Aces. Doors open at 3 p.m. with music and p.m., Holy Day Masses, 7 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Saturday, June 15 (with a rain date of June SATURDAY dancing from 4-8 p.m. Admission is $10 per (English) 8:15 a.m. (Polish) 7 p.m. (Bi-lingual). 22) from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the lawn of the person. First Congregational Church of Oxford. JUNE 22 ST. LOUIS CHURCH, 15 Lake St. (508) 943-0240. Two others are also planned for August 3 STATEWIDE — The Massachusetts The Rev. William F. Sanders. Saturdays, 8 a.m. SUNDAY and 5 p.m. Sundays, 7, 9 and 11 a.m. (English) and (rain date of August 10) and September 7 (no Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) will be 12:30 p.m. (Spanish). rain date). Typically, participants sell new holding its annual Against the Tide swim, and used household items, books, toys, walk, run, kayak fundraising event again in JULY 7 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST FEDERATED clothing and more. Morning coffee and summer 2013. The morning event consists of WEBSTER— Tri-State Country Music UCC Federated is a Methodist and UCC congre- gation, welcoming ecumenical diversity. 4 donuts and lunchtime hot dogs and snacks competitive and recreational swim, kayak, Lovers welcomes all to the Webster/Dudley Church Street, Webster, MA, 01570, Phone: 508- will also be available. Reservations from walk, and run components. Back for a sec- American Legion, corner of School and 943-0061, Web site: www.uccfedwebster.org The participants for all three dates are now ond year, participants can choose an Houghton Streets, Webster, for the best in Rev. Melinda LaMontagne, Ph.D. E-mail: melin- being accepted. Each space is $25 and must Aquathlon “Splash and Dash” event consist- live country music featuring Ron Jones and da.lamontagne@ yahoo.com, Sunday service at be paid in advance; participants must pro- ing of a competitive 1-mile swim and com- the Dave Pike Band. Doors open at 3 p.m. 10:00 a.m. with coffee hour at 11:00 a.m. Office hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Bible vide their own tables and chairs and remove petitive 5K or 10K run. The Metro Boston with music and dancing from 4-8 p.m. study: Wednesdays 12:00-2:00 p.m. Our services their own trash at the end of the day. They Against the Tide event will be held at DCR’s Admission is $10 per person. are handicapped accessible. are also asked not to sell food. For more Hopkinton State Park on Saturday, June 22 information or to reserve a space, contact in Hopkinton. The annual Cape Cod DUDLEY the church office at 508-987-2211 or email Against the Tide event will be held at DCR’s SATURDAY CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, your name, address and phone number to Nickerson State Park on Saturday,August 17 105 Southbridge Road. (508) 949-3711. [email protected]. in Brewster. Both events start at 7 a.m. and JULY 13 Pastor Tony Hamilton. Sundays, 10:30 a.m. end at noon. Visit www.mbcc.org/swim CHARLTON — The trustees of the Adult Bible study, Wednesdays, 7 p.m. DUDLEY — Due to inclement weather, or call 800- Haleigh Ruda Trust will hold the second FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF The Dudley Boy Scout Troop 273 Yard Sale 649-MBCC for more information or to regis- annual Karen Ruda Memorial Golf DUDLEY, Conant Memorial, United Church of has been rescheduled to June 15, (rain date ter. Tournament at 1 p.m. Saturday, July 13 at Christ, 135 Center Road. (508) 943-7320. Rev. John June 16) at Universal Tag, 6 Hall Road, Heritage Country Club, 85 Sampson Road, R. White. Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Sunday Dudley. Charlton. Karen Ruda, dispatched for 20 School 10 a.m. Nursery provided. Adult Study SUNDAY years with the Webster Fire Department Sun. 8:30 a.m.. Open & Affirming Congregation. All are welcome. Handicapped Accessible. WEBSTER — The Webster Masonic and was a friend of many in the Southern www.uccdudley.org. Lodge AF & AM, 27 Brandes St., (Off of JUNE 23 Worcester County area. Karen lost her long Lake Parkway), will hold its Family Fun WEBSTER— Tri-State Country Music battle with heart disease in April 2012, leav- ST. ANDREW BOBOLA, 54 W. Main St. (508) Day BBQ, Rain or Shine, Saturday, June 15 Lovers welcomes all to the Webster/Dudley ing behind her 12-year-old daughter 943-5633. The Rev. Joseph Szwach. Saturdays, beginning at 3 p.m.; dinner at 4:30 p.m., fea- American Legion, corner of School and Haleigh. All proceeds from the tournament 4:45 p.m. Sundays, 9:15 a.m. (in Polish), 8 and 10:30 a.m. (in English). turing hot dogs, hamburgers, grilled chick- Houghton Streets, Webster, for the best in and all funds raised by the trust benefit en, variety of salads, baked beans, soft live country music featuring AMC Karen’s daughter Haleigh, through an edu- ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH, drinks, freeze pops, strawberry shortcake, American Country. Doors open at 3 p.m. cation fund. This year’s tournament will 22 Dudley Hill Road. (508) 943-0470. The Rev. bounce house for kids. Tickets are $10 for with music and dancing from 4-8 p.m. feature a Florida Style scramble with a shot- Joseph Marcotte. Sat., 4 p.m. Sun., 8:30 and 11 a.m. adults and $5 for kids. Contact Paul Admission is $10 per person. gun start followed by Heritage’s famous Davidson at (508) 922-3826 (pdavidson@trg- steak dinner. Prizes and Raffles will be builders.com) or Carl McLaughlin at (508) awarded following the event. All golfers will OXFORD 816-3604 ([email protected]). MONDAY receive a commemorative golf tournament THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF t-shirt. For more information on registering LATTER-DAY SAINTS, 49 Old Webster Rd., JUNE 24 a team for the tournament or to make a Oxford. 508-987-1083. Bishop Garn Evans. TUESDAY Sundays, 10 a.m. FRAMINGHAM — The Digital donation, please www.karenrudamemori- Commonwealth (www.digitalcommon- al.org. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH JUNE 18 wealth.org), the digital library for the state OXFORD, 693 Main St. (508) 987-5633. Pastor WEBSTER — Tom Ricardi will give a of Massachusetts is offering a workshop for Renee D. Kaufman. Sundays, 9:15 a.m. presentation and show live birds of prey teachers throughout the state from 9 a.m. to SUNDAY FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF from his MA Birds of Prey Rehab Center at 1:30 p.m. Monday, June 24 at Framingham OXFORD 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 18 at the Bartlett High State University,in the Whittemore Library, JULY 14 355 Main St., (508) 987-2211, The Rev. Dr. Barry J. School Auditorium, Webster. (This is a Room UM (Upper Mezzanine) 16. Are you a WEBSTER— Tri-State Country Music McCarthy reschedule of the May 21st presentation that teacher (4th grade to 12th grade) who is Lovers welcomes all to the Webster/Dudley Worship and Sunday School 1st through 12th grades, Sundays, 9:30 a.m. Nursery care provid- was cancelled due to inclement weather). interested in developing lesson plans featur- American Legion, corner of School and ed. Handicap accessible. The event is sponsored by the Webster Lake ing digital content? Could you benefit from a Houghton Streets, Webster, for the best in www.oxfordfirstucc.org. Association. Admission is free. Children FREE half-day workshop focused on learn- live country music featuring Ms. Eva Divine under 12 must be accompanied by a parent ing about digital collections and ideas about direct from Nashville with The Dick Drake GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 268 Main St., or guardian. More information about the how to use digitized primary source materi- Band. Doors open at 3 p.m. with music and Oxford: Holy Eucharist, Saturdays 5 p.m., Sundays 10:30 a.m., Wednesdays 9:30 a.m. Father WLA may be found at als within the classroom? Although individ- dancing from 4-8 p.m. Admission is $10 per Alfred T.K. Zadig. Support group September Websterlakeassociation.org. ual teachers are certainly welcome, this free person. through June at 270 Main St., for any with loved workshop is an excellent place for team ones in danger of suicide second Tuesday of the teachers or grade-level teams to hear about month at 7 p.m. For more information call (508) WEDNESDAY SUNDAY 987-1004 or visit [email protected]. a statewide initiative presenting digital con- tent from cultural institutions in OAK HILL BIBLE CHURCH, 40 Sacarrappa JUNE 19 Massachusetts, learn about some existing JULY 21 Road. (508) 987-0287. Senior Pastor Glenn Rice. DUDLEY — Dudley Grange # 163 is in lesson plans, and get some advice about how WEBSTER— Tri-State Country Music Sundays, 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. need of volunteers to hull and prepare 1,400 to prepare new plans featuring digital con- Lovers welcomes all to the Webster/Dudley OXFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, pounds of fresh strawberries for the 58th tent. The workshop will also include some American Legion, corner of School and 465 Main Street (508) 987-5378, the Rev Wanda Annual Strawberry Festival and Old hands-on time when attendees will start Houghton Streets, Webster, for the best in Santos-Perez. Sunday Worship 10:00 am - Fashioned Lawn Party to be held on developing something to use in their class- live country music featuring Stone Canyon. Nursery Care provided. Thursday,June 20. Hulling and Preparation rooms! Here is the link to the registration Doors open at 3 p.m. with music and danc- Coffee & Fellowship following worship. ALL ing from 4-8 p.m. Admission is $10 per per- WELCOME Day is on Wednesday, June 19 beginning at page: 8:30 a.m. at Grange Hall, 139 Center Road in http://digitalcommonwealth.member- son. ST. ANN’S CHURCH, 652 Main St. (508) 987- Dudley. Please bring a bowl and a knife. lodge.org/events?eventId=659863&EventVie 8892. Pastor Richard Reidy. Saturdays, 4 p.m. Coffee, juice and doughnuts provided. wMode=EventDetails Sundays, 9 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Please contact Strawberry Festival SUNDAY ST. ROCH’S CHURCH, 334 Main St. (508) 987- Chairman, Kenny Laferriere with any ques- 8987. Rev. Michael Roy. Saturdays, 4 p.m. tions at 508-596-0105. SUNDAY JULY 28 Sundays, 8:30, 10:30 a.m.. WEBSTER— Tri-State Country Music JUNE 30 Lovers welcomes all to the Webster/Dudley TABERNACLE OF PRAISE ASSEMBLY OF THURSDAY SOUTHBRIDGE — St. Nicholas Albanian American Legion, corner of School and GOD, 8 Maple Road. (508) 987-7707. The Rev. Sue Lynch. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Bible Orthodox Church will hold its Albanian Day Houghton Streets, Webster, for the best in study, Wednesdays, 7 p.m. JUNE 20 Picnic on Sunday, June 30 from noon to 6 live country music featuring Crossfire. DUDLEY — The Dudley Grange will be p.m. on the church grounds, 126 Morris Doors open at 3 p.m. with music and danc- ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH, 70 S. Main St. celebrating its 125th year of existence and Street, Southbridge and will feature shish- ing from 4-8 p.m. Admission is $10 per per- (508) 987-1248, Sunday Worship 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.; weeknight worship on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. the 58th annual Strawberry Festival Old kebab, spinach pies, baklava, date-filled son. Fashion Lawn Party beginning at 4 p.m. cookies, twist cookies, and other Albanian www.webstertimes.net HE EBSTER IMES Friday, June 14, 2013 • T W T • 5 IN AND AROUND OUR TOWNS Harrington surpasses goal for Ride to Rebuild fundraiser

WEBSTER — The first ever Harrington HealthCare bike ride fundraiser, held Sunday, June 9, at its 340 Thompson Road campus, surpassed its goal of $50,000 to contribute to the cap- ital campaign to rebuild the Emergency Department at its Webster facility. More than 80 riders registered and hit the pavement in four sep- arate course waves – 100 miles, 62 miles, 30 miles and 12 miles. The ride took cycling enthusiasts and recreational bikers Courtesy photos on the country roads More than 80 riders showed up to support the Ride to Rebuild fundraiser. of Northeastern Connecticut and South Central Massachusetts. The longest People throughout the community turned The Ride to Rebuild was sponsored by a campaign – with the match – has raised route allowed riders to fuel up at four differ- out to either ride or donate to our partici- number of local businesses and organiza- more than $2.8 million. Last week, Senator ent rest stations – the furthest being the pants. The money raised at this wonderful tions, including Southbridge Indoor Richard Moore announced the state senate Harrington Physician Services office in event brings us closer to building an emer- Cycling, Yankee Shopper, M& Medical budget included a $1.5 million provision to Spencer. Rest stops were manned by volun- gency department that will serve genera- Supply, Big Bunny Supermarket; Klem’s, help fund the campaign. The anonymous teers from Harrington, Country Bank and tions to come.” Savers Bank, Tasse’s Fuel, Country Bank, donor would also match any state funds Savers Bank. Riders were invited to an after party gen- Ronnie’s Seafood, Commerce Bank, Karl Harrington receives. Harrington expects to “We’re very heartened at the tremendous erously hosted by Point Breeze Restaurant, Storz, O’Connor Insurance, The PFM Group break ground on the project this fall. support we’ve received from the communi- which included a buffet luncheon, live and MedExchange. The event website, ty,” said Edward Moore, Harrington entertainment by Polski Deejay services, The $8.8 million capital campaign official- www.ridetorebuild.kintera.org, remains President and CEO. “We’ve exceeded our beer tastings by Marty’s Liquors and ly launched in March 2012 and has a $4 mil- open for additional donations. expectations, raising more than $66,000. desserts customized by Cakettes Bakery. lion anonymous matching gift. To date, the

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WEBSTER — On Wednesday, June 5, at approximately 12:24 a.m., the Webster Police Department received several calls reporting a disturbance coming from 5 Lake Parkway. Responding officers investigated an initial report of a domestic assault between Kristy Shea and Sharon Newkirk. While officers were there, they discovered that two of the occu- pants were involved in growing mari- juana in the basement of the house. Sgt. Thomas Ralph wrote a search warrant, which was executed and numerous marijuana plants, as well as a large amount of sophisticated ST. JOSEPH EXPANSION OFFICIALLY BREAKS equipment used to cultivate marijua- na. This location had the potential to Scott Shea GROUND grow a substantial amount of plants, far more than for personal use. Photos courtesy of Alan Brackett All parties were arraigned on WEBSTER — St. Joseph School students braved the hot weather to put shovel to dirt on Wednesday, June 5. The hardhats Thursday, June 6, at Dudley District came out for a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the school’s new wing. The more than 125-year-old parochial school Court. As a result the following per- has been planning its new scholastic and gym facility for the past decade. sons were charged with the following offenses. • Kristy Shea, 22, 5 Lake Parkway, domestic assault and battery. • Sharon Newkirk, 56, 5 Lake Parkway, domestic assault and bat- tery, conspiracy to violate the con- trolled substance law, possession of a class d substance with intent to dis- tribute, cultivation of marijuana, possess of marijuana. • Scott Shea, 43, 5 Lake Parkway, conspiracy to violate the controlled Sharon Newkirk substance law, cultivation of marijua- na, possession of a Class D substance with the intent to distribute, possession of marijuana.

EMS DONATES TO NEIGHBOR TOWN Joy Richard photos DUDLEY — Webster EMS Deputy Chief Mark LaFountain stands alongside Dudley Fire/EMS Chief Dean Kochanowski, Webster EMS Chief Gary Milliard A DAY AT THE TAVERN and Physio Control sales representative Michael Hooper on Thursday, June 6, Courtesy photos during the presentation of a Lucas 2 automated CPR machine to Kochanowski and his department. DUDLEY — Black Tavern members in 1800s costumes put on a program for Dudley Elementary third graders on Friday, June 7. The Antiques and Collectibles Sale at the Tavern Barn will be held June 20 at 4 p.m. who align their sched- MOMS Club of Dudley/Webster ules to their children’s vacations. incredibly rewarding but at the same time Webster Manor, the local nursing home. is new and improved Recently, the Dudley/Webster chapter isolating experience,” Mudambi said. “You Expert talks planned include presentations experienced a decline in membership large- want to be there for your children, but you on potty training, what Moms can do to get WEBSTER — More play dates, expert ly due to a decrease in activities. Sarah Cole, also need adult interaction. You want to do their toddlers on the right educational talks on parenting issues, toddler jam ses- a member for the past four years, regrets the best for your children, but babies don’t track, and how to protect children’s dental sions, and charity events are just a few of this. come with manuals, so you need to confer health. Numerous play dates and ice-cream the enhancements to the new and improved “Since I stopped working full time to be at with others who are experiencing the same socials are allowing kids to let off steam as MOMS Club of Dudley/Webster. home with my three boys, I have really battles. We are making sure that the MOMS Moms socialize. And the holiday events The Moms Offering Moms Support appreciated the support the MOMS Club has Club of Dudley/Webster serves these needs planned, starting with a Fourth of July cel- (MOMS) Club is an international organiza- provided for my family and me,” Cole said. for our community.” ebration, will be bigger and better than ever. tion that provides support to moms who Now, the MOMS Club of Dudley/Webster The local chapter has both revived and Moms who are interested in joining are choose to stay at home with their children. is under new leadership. The new president, introduced a variety of activities. There more than welcome to contact Aradhana This includes stay-at-home and work-at- Aradhana Mudambi, EdD, is excited about have been several charity events planned. Mudambi at [email protected] or home moms as well as moms who stay at bringing the club back to its former glory. For instance, recently, the MOMS Club kids at 786-390-2100. The MOMS Club of home part time and moms such as teachers “Being a stay-at-home mom can be an created paper butterflies to decorate Dudley/Webster would love to have you. HE EBSTER IMES www.webstertimes.net 6 • T W T • Friday, June 14, 2013 www.webstertimes.net HE EBSTER IMES Friday, June 14, 2013 • T W T • 7 P LS &CUES & SPAS,T Your ONE-STOP professional Swimming Pool, Billiard, Darts, and Hot Tubs store! We pride ourselves in our workmanship and offer the highest quality products and service at reasonable prices. 35 years of on-going education and 21 years in Auburn, Massachusetts SWIMMING POOLS – Inground + Aboveground. Plan NOW, Swim EARLY!! WE Build AND Service your Swimming Pool. RESERVE OPENINGS, Now!

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Asset-Backed Pass-Through 256-1500 Mearian, Emily and Hadis, The Trial Court cution of the Power of Sale contained in a Certificates, Series 2003-W10, Under the Christopher, 12-009329, A-4389379 Probate and Family Court certain mortgage given by Robert Pooling and Servicing Agreement Dated 06/07/2013, 06/14/2013, 06/21/2013 Worcester Division Hollender and Victoria R. 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Asset-Backed Pass- June 7, 2013 Worcester Division PERSON Through Certificates, Series 2003 -W10, June 14, 2013 Worcester Probate and Family Court In the interests of: Joanne Ciuchta Under the Pooling and Servicing 225 Main Street Of: Webster, MA Agreement Dated January 1, 2004 is the LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S SALE Worcester, MA 01608 RESPONDENT present holder by assignment from Citi OF REAL ESTATE Docket No. WO13P1697GD Incapacitated Person/Protected Person Residential Lending Inc., as Attorney-in- By virtue of and in execution of the Power CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETI- To the named Respondent and all other Fact for Argent Mortgage Company, LLC to of Sale contained in a certain mortgage TION FOR APPOINTMENT OF interested persons, a petition has been Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, given by Emily E. Mearian and Christopher GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED PER- filed by Dept. of Developmental Services of As Trustee for, Argent Securities Inc. 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Servicing Agreement Dated January 1, Deeds in Book 32665, Page 183 of which Of: Webster, MA The petition asks the court to make a 2004 dated January 15, 2009 recorded at mortgage U.S. Bank National Association, RESPONDENT determination that the Guardian should be Worcester County (Worcester District) successor-in-interest to Bank of America, Alleged Incapacitated Person allowed to resign; or should be removed for Registry of Deeds in Book 43805, Page N.A., successor by merger to LaSalle Bank To the named Respondent and all other good cause; or that the Guardianship is no 257 and confirmatory assignment from National Association, as Trustee for interested persons, a petition has been longer necessary and therefore should be Argent Mortgage Company, LLC to Structured Asset Investment Loan Trust, filed by Oakwood Rehab. and Nursing Ctr. terminated. The original petition is on file Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, of Webster, MA in the above captioned with the court. As Trustee for, Argent Securities Inc. Series 2004-3 is the present holder by matter alleging that Michael Hannah is in You have the right to object to this pro- Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, assignment from Equity One, Inc. to Option need of a Guardian and requesting that ceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your Series 2003-W10, Under the Pooling and One Mortgage Corporation dated January Robert Sugar Esq. of Holden, MA (or some attorney must file a written appearance at Servicing Agreement dated January 1, 20, 2004 recorded at Worcester County other suitable person) be appointed as this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the 2004 dated March 7, 2012 recorded at (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in Guardian to serve Without Surety on the return date of 06/25/2013. This day is NOT Worcester County (Worcester District) Book 36546, Page 212 and assignment bond. a hearing date, but a deadline date by Registry of Deeds in Book 48734, Page from Sand Canyon Corporation f/k/a The petition asks the court to deter- which you have to file the written appear- 368, for breach of conditions of said mort- Option One Mortgage Corporation to U.S. mine that the Respondent is incapacitated, ance if you object to the petition. If you fail gage and for the purpose of foreclosing the Bank National Association, successor-in- that the appointment of a Guardian is nec- to file the written appearance by the return same, the mortgaged premises located at interest to Bank of America, N.A., succes- essary, and that the proposed Guardian is date, action may be taken in this matter 45 Mill Street, Dudley, MA 01571 will be sor by merger to LaSalle Bank National appropriate. The petition is on file with this without further notice to you. In addition to sold at a Public Auction at 2:00PM on June Association, as Trustee for Structured court and may contain a request for certain filing the written appearance, you or your 24, 2013, at the mortgaged premises, Asset Investment Loan Trust, Mortgage specific authority. attorney must file a written affidavit stating more particularly described below, all and Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2004-3 You have the right to object to this pro- the specific facts and grounds of your singular the premises described in said dated October 26, 2012 recorded at ceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your objection within 30 days after the return mortgage, to wit: Parcel I The land in said Worcester County (Worcester District) attorney must file a written appearance at date. Dudley, at the junction of Mill Street and Registry of Deeds in Book 50031, Page this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the IMPORTANT NOTICE Pine Street, bounded and described as fol- 188, as affected by an Instrument of return date of 06/25/2013. This day is NOT The outcome of this proceeding may limit lows: Beginning at a spike at the intersec- Appointment recorded at said Registry of a hearing date, but a deadline date by or completely take away the above-named tion of the northwesterly line of said Mill Deeds in Book 50925, Page 77 for breach which you have to file the written appear- person’s right to make decisions about per- Street with the southwesterly line of said of conditions of said mortgage and for the ance if you object to the petition. If you fail sonal affairs or financial affairs or both. The Pine Street; THENCE S. 330 W. One hun- purpose of foreclosing the same, the mort- to file the written appearance by the return above-named person has the right to ask dred twenty-four (124) feet by the north- gaged premises located at 13 Pine Ridge date, action may be taken in this matter for a lawyer. Anyone may make this westerly line of said Mill Street to a stake at Drive, Oxford, MA 01540 will be sold at a without further notice to you. In addition to request on behalf of the above-named per- land of the grantors; THENCE Public Auction at 5:00PM on June 28, filing the written appearance, you or your son. If the above-named person cannot Northwesterly at right angles to said Mill 2013, at the mortgaged premises, more attorney must file a written affidavit stating afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at Street by land of the grantors, a distance of particularly described below, all and singu- the specific facts and grounds of your State expense. one hundred twenty (120) feet to Lot #17; lar the premises described in said mort- objection within 30 days after the return WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, THENCE Northeasterly one hundred twen- gage, to wit: The land In Oxford, County of date. First Justice of this Court. ty-one (121) feet, more or less, by land of Worcester, with the buildings thereon, on IMPORTANT NOTICE Date: May 30, 2013 the grantors and being Lot #17 to a pike on the northerly side of Pine Ridge Drive, The outcome of this proceeding may limit Stephen G. Abraham the southwesterly line of said Pine Street; being Lot No. 21 as shown on a plan enti- or completely take away the above-named Register of Probate THENCE Southeasterly one hundred tled "Pine Ridge Estates, drawn by person’s right to make decisions about per- June 14, 2013 twenty (120) feet by the southwesterly line Cullinan Egineering Company, Inc." date sonal affairs or financial affairs or both. The of said Pine Street to the point of begin- October 16, 1968 and recorded with the above-named person has the right to ask Commonwealth of Massachusetts ning. PARCEL II The land on Pine Street, Worcester District Registry of Deeds, Plan for a lawyer. Anyone may make this The Trial Court Dudley, Massachusetts as shown on Plan Book 326, Plan 52, more particularly request on behalf of the above-named per- Probate and Family Court Land in Dudley, Mass. Surveyed for Daniel bounded and described as follows: son. If the above-named person cannot Worcester Division Carmody, Scale 1"=40', June 11,1974", BEGINNING at the Southwesterly corner afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at Worcester Probate and Family Court Robert F. Para, Land Surveyor, of the premises herein described at a point State expense. 225 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. Recorded with the on the northerly line of said Pine Ridge WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, Worcester, MA 01608 Worcester District Registry of Deeds, Plan Drive, said point being Fifty-Six and 16/100 First Justice of this Court. Docket No. WO13P1758GD Book 400, Plan 46, further bounded and (56.16) feet measured easterly along the Date: May 23, 2013 CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF described as follows: Beginning at an iron northerly line of said Pine Ridge Drive in a Stephen G. Abraham PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF pipe on the southerly side of Pine Street at curve to the left with a radius of Four Register of Probate GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED the northwest corner of tract herein Hundred Eighty (480.00) feet, a distance of PERSON PURSUANT TO described, said pipe also being one hun- Fifty-Six and 16/100 (56.16) feet from a June 14, 2013 G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 dred forty-nine and seventy-one hun- cement bound. THENCE N. 17 51' 45" E. In the matter of: Joanne Ciuchta dredths (149.71) feet westerly of a One Hundred Fifty-Two and 84/100 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Of: Webster, MA Worcester County Highway bound at the (152.84) feet along Lot No. 20 to a point at The Trial Court RESPONDENT end of a curve on the westerly side of Mill Lot No. 15; THENCE S. 72 37' 35" E, Worcester Probate and Family Court Alleged Incapacitated Person Street. THENCE S. 58 degrees 01' 45" E. Eighty-Six and 07/100 (86.07) feet along 225 Main Street To the named Respondent and all other along the southerly side of Pine Street a Lots No. 15 and 14 to a point at Lot No. 22; Worcester, MA 01608 interested persons, a petition has been distance of sixty (60) feet to an iron pipe; THENCE S. 11 26' 51" W. One Hundred (508) 831-2200 filed by Dept. of Developmental Services of THENCE S. 31 degrees 35' 15" W. along Forty-Six (146.00) feet along said Lot No. Docket No. WO13P0853EA Springfield, MA in the above captioned land of LaPrade, a distance of one hundred 22 to a point on the northerly line of said CITATION ON PETITION FOR matter alleging that Joanne Ciuchta is in twenty-four and eighty-one hundredths Pine Ridge Drive; ; THENCE N. 78 33' 09" FORMAL ADJUDICATION need of a Guardian and requesting that (124.81) feet; THENCE N. 58 degrees 226' W, Forty Nine and 08/100 (49.06) feet to a Estate of: John Warren Stevens George Kariuki of Dudley, MA (or some 15" W. along land of LaPrade a distance of cement bound; THENCE along a curve to Date of Death: 01/09/2013 other suitable person) be appointed as sixty (60) feet; THENCE N. 31 degrees 35' the right with a radius of Four Hundred To all interested persons: Guardian to serve Without Surety on the 15" E. along land of Joseph Wysocki, a dis- Eighty (480) feet, a distance of Fifty-Three A Petition has been filed by: bond. tance of one hundred twenty-five and and 74/100 (53.740 feet to the point of Margaret W Stevens of Douglas MA The petition asks the court to deter- twenty-one hundredths (125.21) feet to the beginning. Containing 14,180 feet more or requesting that the Court enter a formal mine that the Respondent is incapacitated, iron pipe at the point of beginning. less. For title reference see Deed Bk Decree and Order of testacy and for such that the appointment of a Guardian is nec- Containing an area of 7,500 square feet. 32158, Pg 57. 13 Pine Ridge Drive Oxford, other relief as requested in the Petition. essary, and that the proposed Guardian is together with a right of way twenty (20) feet MA For mortgagor's title see deed record- And also requesting that: appropriate. The petition is on file with this in width, leading from Mill Street and run- ed with the Worcester County (Worcester Margaret W Stevens of Douglas MA court and may contain a request for certain ning westerly for a distance of eighty (80) District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32158, be appointed as Personal specific authority. feet; the northerly six (6) feet being over Page 57. The premises will be sold subject Representative(s) of said estate to serve You have the right to object to this pro- land of Carmody and the southerly four- to any and all unpaid taxes and other Without Surety on the bond. ceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your teen (14) feet being over land now or for- municipal assessments and liens, and sub- You have the right to obtain a copy of the attorney must file a written appearance at merly of Hector and Mary LaPrade. For ject to prior liens or other enforceable Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the mortgagor's title see deed recorded with encumbrances of record entitled to prece- You have a right to object to this proceed- return date of 06/25/2013. This day is NOT the Worcester County (Worcester District) dence over this mortgage, and subject to ing. To do so, you or your attorney must file a hearing date, but a deadline date by Registry of Deeds in Book 26208, Page and with the benefit of all easements, a written appearance and objection at this which you have to file the written appear- 123. The premises will be sold subject to restrictions, reservations and conditions of Court before: 10:00 a.m. on 07/02/2013 ance if you object to the petition. If you fail any and all unpaid taxes and other munici- record and subject to all tenancies and/or This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline to file the written appearance by the return pal assessments and liens, and subject to rights of parties in possession. Terms of by which you must file a written appear- date, action may be taken in this matter prior liens or other enforceable encum- the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check ance and objection if you object to this pro- without further notice to you. In addition to brances of record entitled to precedence in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must ceeding. If you fail to file a timely written filing the written appearance, you or your over this mortgage, and subject to and with be shown at the time and place of the sale appearance and objection followed by an attorney must file a written affidavit stating the benefit of all easements, restrictions, in order to qualify as a bidder (the mort- Affidavit of Objections within thirty (30) the specific facts and grounds of your reservations and conditions of record and gage holder and its designee(s) are days of the return date, action may be objection within 30 days after the return subject to all tenancies and/or rights of par- exempt from this requirement); high bidder taken without further notice to you. date. ties in possession. Terms of the Sale: to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon The estate is being administered under for- IMPORTANT NOTICE Cash, cashier's or certified check in the acceptance of bid; balance of purchase mal procedure by the Personal The outcome of this proceeding may limit sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be price payable in cash or by certified check Representative under the Massachusetts or completely take away the above-named shown at the time and place of the sale in in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale Uniform Probate Code without supervision person’s right to make decisions about per- order to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, by the Court. Inventory and accounts are sonal affairs or financial affairs or both. The holder and its designee(s) are exempt from Korde and Associates, P.C., 321 Billerica not required to be filed with the Court, but above-named person has the right to ask this requirement); high bidder to sign writ- Road, Suite 210, Chelmsford, MA 01824- recipients are entitled to notice regarding ten Memorandum of Sale upon accept- 4100 or such other time as may be desig- the administration from the Personal for a lawyer. Anyone may make this ance of bid; balance of purchase price nated by mortgagee. The description for Representative and can petition the Court request on behalf of the above-named per- payable in cash or by certified check in thir- the premises contained in said mortgage in any matter relating to the estate, includ- son. If the above-named person cannot ty (30) days from the date of the sale at the shall control in the event of a typographical ing distribution of assets and expenses of afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde and error in this publication. Other terms to be administration. State expense. Associates, P.C., 321 Billerica Road, Suite announced at the sale. U.S. Bank National WITNESS, Hon. Denise L Meagher, First WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, 210, Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 or such Association, successor-in-interest to Bank Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. other time as may be designated by mort- of America, N.A., successor by merger to Date: June 06, 2013 Date: May 30, 2013 gagee. The description for the premises LaSalle Bank National Association, as Stephen G. Abraham Stephen G. Abraham contained in said mortgage shall control in Trustee for Structured Asset Investment Register of Probate Register of Probate the event of a typographical error in this Loan Trust, Mortgage Pass-Through June 14, 2013 June 14, 2013 publication. Other terms to be announced Certificates, Series 2004-3, Korde and at the sale. Deutsche Bank National Trust Associates, P.C. 321 Billerica Road Suite Turn To LEGALS, page 10 HE EBSTER IMES www.webstertimes.net 10 • T W T • Friday, June 14, 2013 LEGALS COMMONWEALTH OF Book 41419, Page 244. (SEAL) LEGALS continued from page 9 MASSACHUSETTS These premises will be sold and con- THE COMMONWEALTH OF LAND COURT veyed subject to and with the benefit of all MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- LAND COURT OF REAL ESTATE COMPLAINT TO FORECLOSE ments, covenants, liens or claims in the DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT TAX LIEN nature of liens, improvements, public 2013 MISC. 478015 [seal] No. 12TL144514 assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax ORDER OF NOTICE PREMISES: 39 Joyce Street, Webster, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and To: Massachusetts and to any other municipal assessments or liens Nancy C. Carpino; Mark A. Carpino By virtue and in execution of the Thelma A. White, deceased, formerly of or existing encumbrances of record which and to all persons entitled to the benefit of POWER OF SALE contained in a certain Auburn, Worcester County, said are in force and are applicable, having pri- the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 mortgage given by Brian R. Godin to Commonwealth; Ida Rabtor and Nelson ority over said mortgage, whether or not U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: Milford Federal Savings and Loan Rabtor, both deceased, both formerly of reference to such restrictions, easements, M&T BANK Association dated July 22, 2004, and Westfield, Hampden County, said improvements, liens or encumbrances is claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage recorded with the Worcester County Commonwealth; Bertha Shean, deceased, made in the deed. covering real property in OXFORD, num- (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in formerly of West Springfield, Hampden TERMS OF SALE: bered 9 CAREY LN, given by Nancy C. Book 34186 Page 240 as amended by County, said Commonwealth; Edward A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 Carpino and Mark A. Carpino to Mortgage Land Court Judgment dated May 8, 2012, Dutram, also known as George E. Dutram, ) Dollars by certified or bank check will be Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., and recorded with said Worcester County deceased, formerly of Newington, in the required to be paid by the purchaser at the dated February 16, 2007, and recorded (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in State of Connecticut; Colina Oehlers, time and place of sale. The balance is to with the Worcester County (Worcester Book 48967 Page 368 of which mortgage deceased, formerly of Windham, in the be paid by certified or bank check at District) Registry of Deeds at Book 40942, the undersigned is the present holder for State of Connecticut; Richard St. Pierre, Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Page 322 and now held by the plaintiff by breach of conditions of said mortgage and deceased, formerly of Hartford, in the State Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or assignment has/have filed with this court a for the purpose of foreclosing, the same of Connecticut; Robert L. Kemp, now or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton complaint for determination of will be sold at Public Auction at 10:30 AM formerly of Los Angeles, in the State of Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, Defendant’s/Defendants’ Servicemembers on June 26, 2013, upon the mortgaged California; Diane Fontana, Deborah within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. status. premises at 39 Joyce Street, Webster, Canedy, Amy Willey, all now or formerly of Deed will be provided to purchaser for If you now are, or recently have been, Massachusetts, all and singular, the prem- West Springfield, Hampden County, said recording upon receipt in full of the pur- in the active military service of the United ises described in said mortgage as amend- Commonwealth; Harry Willey, now or for- chase price. The description of the prem- States of America, then you may be enti- ed, to wit: merly of Southwick, Hampden County, said ises contained in said mortgage shall con- tled to the benefits of the Servicemembers A certain parcel of land situated on the Commonwealth; David Bottesini, now or trol in the event of an error in this publica- Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclo- southerly side of Boyden Street and east of formerly of Vermillion, in the State of South tion. sure of the above-mentioned property on Myrtle Avenue, so called, in Webster, Dakota; Eric Bottesini, now or formerly of Other terms, if any, to be announced at that basis, then you or your attorney must bounded and described as follows: Agawam, Hampden County, said the sale. file a written appearance and answer in BEGINNING at the northwest corner of the Commonwealth; Jeanne T. Dutram, Gloria SOVEREIGN BANK, N.A. F/K/A SOVER- this court at Three Pemberton Square, tract to be conveyed on the southerly side Manente, Donald E. Dutram, all now or for- EIGN BANK Boston, MA 02108 on or before July 15, of Boyden Street at an iron pin in the merly of East Granby, in the State of Present holder of said mortgage 2013 or you will be forever barred from ground; Connecticut; Warren Dutram, now or for- By its Attorneys, claiming that you are entitled to the bene- THENCE southerly by land now or former- merly of Dudley, Worcester County, said HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. fits of said Act. ly of Alfred Klebart one hundred forty- Commonwealth; C. Gunnar Hallquest, now 150 California Street Witness, KARYN F. SCHEIER Chief seven (147) feet to an iron pin in the or formerly of Woodstock, in the State of Newton, MA 02458 Justice of this Court on May 29, 2013. ground at land formerly of George Tracy ; Connecticut; or their heirs, devisees or (617) 558-0500 Attest: THENCE easterly by land formerly of said legal representatives: 201110-0059 - PRP Deborah J. Patterson George Tracy fifty (50) feet to an iron pin in Whereas, a complaint has been pre- May 31, 2013 Recorder the ground; sented to said Court by the Town of June 7, 2013 201304-0971-PRP THENCE northerly by land formerly of said Dudley, in the County of Worcester, and June 14, 2013 June 14, 2013 George Tracy one hundred forty-two and said Commonwealth, to foreclose all rights two tenths (142.2) feet to an iron pin in the of redemption from the tax lien proceeding LEGAL NOTICE Commonwealth of Massachusetts ground on said Boyden Street; described in said complaint in and con- Notice is hereby given by Bonnette’s Worcester, ss. SUPERIOR THENCE westerly by said Boyden Street cerning a certain parcel of land situate in Automotive, Inc., 456 Main St., Oxford, MA COURT fifty (50) feet to the point of beginning. said Dudley, in the County of Worcester, 01540 pursuant to the provisions of G.L. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will and in said Commonwealth, bounded and c.255, Section 39A, that on 6/21/2013 @ CIVIL ACTION be sold and conveyed subject to all restric- described in said complaint as follows: 5:00PM at: No. 13-0970B tions, easements, unpaid taxes, tax titles, Property Address: Indian Rd. Bonnette’s Automotive, Inc To Nathan B. Till of municipal liens, and assessments, if any, Description of Parcel: A parcel of land with 456 Main Street 90 Florence Street, Worcester, MA which take precedence over the said mort- any buildings thereon containing about AC Oxford, MA 01540 Fook Y. Leong of gage above-described. being described as parcel: 123-0-44-0-0 in The following motor vehicles will be sold at 6 Lewis Street, Worcester, MA Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars of the office of the Assessors, Dudley identi- a private sale to satisfy the garage keep- AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO the purchase price must be paid in cash, fied in book and page 2752-576, er’s lien thereon for storage, towing THE BENEFIT OF THE SOLDIERS’ AND certified check, bank treasurer's, or Worcester Registry of Deeds. charges, care and expenses of notices and SAILORS’ CIVIL RELIEF ACT OF 1940 AS cashier's check at the time and place of the If you desire to make any objection or sale of said vehicles. AMENDED: Webster Five Cents Savings sale by the defense to said complaint you or your Description of vehicles: Bank, a banking institution with a usual purchaser, and the balance of the pur- attorney must file a written appearance Vehicle: VIN# 1N4AA51E69C836017, place of business at 200 Commercial chase price shall be paid in cash, certified and an answer, under oath, setting forth 2009 Nissan Maxima, No Reg Street, Worcester, MA claiming to be the check, bank treasurer's, or cashier's check clearly and specifically your objections or Owner: Arthur J Kurtz , 37A Sullivan Blvd, holder of a mortgage covering property sit- within twenty-one (21) days after the date defense to each part of said complaint, in Oxford, MA uated 29-31 Myrtle Avenue, Webster, MA of sale and shall be paid to Attorney Dennis the office of the Recorder of said Court in Vehicle: VIN# 1G1JC1240VM124439 , given by Nathan B. Till and Carl W. Leong M. Sullivan, of 12 Congress Street, Milford, Boston (at the Courthouse located at 1997 Chevrolet Cavalier, 247SE4 (MA) to Bay Finance Company, Inc. dated Massachusetts, at which time the Three Pemberton Square, Room 507 in Owner: Alysha Wyles, 87 East St #1, October 14, 2003 recorded in Worcester Foreclosure Deed shall be delivered to the Boston, MA 02108), on or before the twen- Whitinsville, MA District Registry of Deeds, Book 31948, purchaser. All costs and expenses for ty-ninth day of July in the year two thou- This notice has been given under the pro- Page 244, has filed with said court a recording fees and documentary stamps sand and thirteen. visions of G.L. c255, Section 39A Complaint for authority to foreclose said shall be paid by the purchaser. The suc- Unless an appearance is so filed by or May 31, 2013 mortgage in the manner following: by entry cessful bidder shall sign a Written for you, your default will be recorded, the June 7, 2013 on and possession of the premises therein Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of said complaint will be taken as confessed June 14, 2013 described and by exercise of the power of bid. In the event that the successful bidder and you will be forever barred from con- sale contained in said mortgage. at the foreclosure sale shall default accord- testing said complaint or any judgment Commonwealth of Massachusetts If you are entitled to the benefits of the ing to the terms of this Notice of Sale entered thereon. The Trial Court Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act of and/or fail to comply with any terms of the And in addition to the usual service of Probate and Family Court 1940 as amended, and you object to such Memorandum of Sale executed at the time this notice as required by law, it is ordered Worcester Division foreclosure you or your attorney should file of the foreclosure, by failing to complete that the foregoing citation be published Docket No. WO13P1743GD a written appearance and answer in said the purchase or otherwise, the Seller forthwith once in the Webster Times, a NOTICE AND ORDER: court at Worcester in said County on or retains the option, at Seller's sole discre- newspaper published in Southbridge. Petition for Appointment of before the sixteenth day of July next or you tion, to complete the sale by selling the Witness, KAREN F. SCHEIER, Guardian of a Minor may be forever barred from claiming that Premises, subject to the terms and condi- Esquire, Chief Justice of said Court, this In the interests of such foreclosure is invalid under said Act. tions of sale stated therein, to the next third day of June in the year two thousand Serenity N Burns Witness, Barbara J. Rouse, Esquire, highest, qualified bidder. and thirteen. of Douglas, MA Administrative Justice of said Court, this The Mortgagee reserves the right to Attest with Seal of said Court. Minor fourth day of June 2013. postpone the sale to a later date by public Deborah J. Patterson NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES Dennis P. McManus, Clerk proclamation at the time and date appoint- Recorder 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a June 14, 2013 ed for the sale and to further postpone at Plaintiff’s Attorney: James E. Coppola, Jr., Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a any adjourned sale date by public procla- Esq., Coppola & Coppola, 40 South St. Minor filed on 05/29/2013 by Lisa A mation at the time and date appointed for Marblehead, MA 01945 (781) 639-0140 Harden-Anderson of Douglas, MA and the adjourned sale date. Daniel L Anderson of Douglas, MA will be Other terms will be announced at the June 14, 2013 held 06/26/2013 08:30 AM Motion sale. Located Courtroom 9, Worcester Probate Milford Federal Savings and Loan NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE Court, 225 Main Street, Worcester, MA The Big Picture Association OF REAL ESTATE 01608 Present holder of said Mortgage Photo Reprints Available By virtue and in execution of the 2. Response to Petition: You may By its attorney: Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- respond by filing a written response to the Dennis M. Sullivan, Esquire gage given by Ronda L. Smith a/k/a Ronda Petition or by appearing in person at the Options & Prices 12 Congress Street, P.O. Box 268 Smith and Michael D. Smith a/k/a Michael hearing. If you choose to file a written Digital Copy (emailed) $5.00 Milford, MA 01757 Smith to Sovereign Bank, dated June 29, response, you need to: (508) 473-4811 4” x 6” Glossy Print $5.00 2007 and recorded with the Worcester File the original with the Court; and DATED: May 23, 2013 8.5” x 11” Glossy Print $10.00 County (Worcester District) Registry of Mail a copy to all interested parties at May 31, 2013 Deeds at Book 41419, Page 245, of which least five (5) business days before the June 7, 2013 Call Or Email for Details mortgage the undersigned is the present hearing. June 14, 2013 (please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery by mail) holder , for breach of the conditions of said 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or mortgage and for the purpose of foreclos- an adult on behalf of the minor) has the INVITATION FOR BIDS ing, the same will be sold at Public Auction right to request that counsel be appointed TOWN OF WEBSTER at 12:00 p.m. on June 26, 2013, on the for the minor. 2013 INDEPENDENCE DAY mortgaged premises located at 39 BRAN- 4. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: A FIREWORKS DISPLAY DON RD, DUDLEY, Worcester County, minor over age 14 has the right to be pres- The Town of Webster, acting through the Massachusetts, all and singular the prem- ent at any hearing, unless the Court finds Office of the Town Administrator and Chief ises described in said mortgage, that it is not in the minor’s best interests. Procurement Officer, invites sealed bids TO WIT: THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An important from qualified pyrotechnic vendors to pro- The land with buildings thereon in said court proceeding that may affect your vide fireworks for the Annual Dudley being Lots 61 and 62 on Fairview rights has been scheduled. If you do not Independence Day Fireworks Display on as shown on Plan recorded at Worcester understand this notice or other court July 3, 2013. Bid documents may be District Registry of Deeds, Book 27, Plan papers, please contact an attorney for obtained during normal business hours at 44 and bounded and described as follows: legal advice. the Selectmen’s Office, 350 Main Street, NORTHERLY: by Brandon Road 120 feet; Stephen G. Abraham Webster, MA 01570 until 10:00 a.m. on WESTERLY: by Third Avenue 120 feet; Register of Probate Friday, June 28, 2013 at which time they SOUTHERLY: by Lot 63 on said Plan 120 Date: May 29, 2013 will be publicly open and read. The Town of feet; Webster reserves the right to reject any EASTERLY: by Lot 50 on said Plan 120 June 14, 2013 and all bids if it’s in the best interest of the feet; Town to do so. As conveyed herewith on June 29th, 2007 John F. McAuliffe in Book 41419, Page 244. Call or email Stonebridge Press today Town Administrator For mortgagor's(s') title see deed 508-764-4325 or [email protected] June 14, 2013 recorded with Worcester County You can also download your photo reprint form at www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in www.webstertimes.net HE EBSTER IMES Friday, June 14, 2013 • T W T • 11 REAL ESTATE

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NEW LISTING NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING SOLDSOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEW LISTING ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT OXFORD – WEBSTER – 251 Killdeer Island! DUDLEY – SUTTON - LAKE SINGLETARY! DUDLEY – 189 Ramshorn Rd! DOUGLAS - Lake Manchaug! 7 Acre WALES – LAKE GEORGE! 72 Fort Hill Rd! Beautiful WEBSTER – 388 Mason Road! Huge 8 Rm Colonial! Granite Kit w/SS Webster Lake Access w/Assoc Raised Ranch! Many Updates “2009” 5,445' 15 Rm Custom Colonial! Gentleman's Farm or for All the Toys! Estate! 185' Waterfront! 7 Rm Contemp 352’ Waterfront! 2.2 Acres! Beautiful New England Commons! Adult 55+! 4.65 Acres! Sunsets & Expansive Lake Spacious 6 Rm Country Ranch! Built Chalet! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Soaring Appliances! Frplce Fam Rm w/Sliders to Membership! Dble Lot- Beautiful 2 Bdrms! 1 to 2 Baths/Master! Completed some still to do! 9 Rms! 3,100’ Custom Built Paradise! Open Flr 3 Tier Trex Deck! Formal Din & Liv Rm Grounds! 6 Rm Ranch! 3 Bdrms! 2 Applianced! Granite! Hrdwds, Tile & Granite Kit w/SS Appliances! Frplcd Views! Fantastic Master Suite! Super 2000! 2 Car Attached! 2 Car Detached! Cathedrals! Wrap Around Deck! Lake Plan! 21’ Cathedrals! Super Lake Views! 30x40 "Morton" Building! Cathedral w/Red Oak Hrdwds! 3/4 Bdrms! Master Baths! Hrdwds Throughout! Fireplace! Carpet! Basements! Garage! C/Air! Liv Rm! 4 Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Ideal for Applianced Granite Kit w/Cherry Facing Master w/Master Bath! 3-4 Fam Rm w/2nd Kitchen! Lake Facing 1st Cabinets! Lower Level Fam Rm w/Kit & Ceiling Kit, Din & Liv Rms! Bdrms! 3 Baths! CAir! Oversized 2 Story w/Jacuzzi! 2.5 Baths! 2 Car Garage! Bright Kit w/Storage! Airy Fam Rm! Security! Community Center! Walking In House Business! Excellent Flr 3 Rm Master Suite! 3 Garages! CAir! 16x20 Shed! Gorgeous Stonework! Trex Deck! Shed! Move In & Enjoy Lake Trails! Low Fees! Convenient! Potential! Garage! Theatre! 5 Bdrms! 4.5 Baths! Office Applianced! Laundry Rm! Farmer's Garage/Barn! Sandy Beach! Dock & Lift! $539,900.00 $239,900.00 Over 3 Car Garage! $1,395,000.00 Porch! Deck! 2Acres! $279,900.00 $690,000.00 Gas Heat! Generator! Sprinklers! $339,900.00 Living! From $234,900.00 $239,900.00

SOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLD NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT DOUGLAS – POMFRET, CT - Charming WOODSTOCK – 1215 Rte 197! 10 WEBSTER – 16 Colonial Rd! 6 Rm DUDLEY – 71 Eagle Dr! Being Built! 97 NW Main St! WEBSTER – 28 East Main St! DUDLEY – 4 Oak St! 4 Family! For the DUDLEY – 4 Laurel Lane! IMMACU- Colonial Bed & Breakfast! 16 Rms! Rm Custom Colonial Cape! 5 Acres! 2 Colonial! View of WEBSTER LAKE from 2880’! 9 Rms! Granite Kitchen! 23X23.5 Gentleman’s Horse Farm! 6 Rm Colonial! Conveniently Located 3 Family! 5/5/4 Investor or Live Rent Free! 4 Rms/2 LATE 7 Rm Cape! Beautifully 7 Bdrms! 7.5 Bathrms! 6 Acres! Living Levels – Possible In-Law! Wide the Farmers Porch! Kit w/Recent Family Rm! 3 Bdrms! Master Suite 3 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 4 Stall Barn, Loft for Rms, 2/2/2 Bdrms! Perfect Bdrms in Each Unit! Eat-in Kitchens! Landscaped! Applianced Oak Kit Beautiful Grounds! Fully Equipped Pine Flrs! Beautiful Woodwork! Granite Counters - 2 Pantries! Din Rm w/Office! 3 Tile Baths! All Hrdwd Flrs! 800 Bales! Tack Rm! Multiple Shelters! Investment Property! Well Hrdwd Flrs! Tenants Pay Utilities! Land w/Center Island, Slider to Cathedral Kitchen! Hrdwds! French Doors! 3 Applianced Frplcd Country Kit! 2nd w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms w/Wall to Wall! 2X6 Construction! C/Air! 2 Car Near State Forest Trails! InGr Pool! Maintained! Off Street Parking & Lord Meter! New Rear Porches! New Sun Rm! Den! Formal Din & Liv Rm Frplcs! As a Residence, Applianced Kit! Frplcd Liv Rm! 4 Updated Bath! All Rms Recently Country Kit w/Pantry! Recent Roof & Garage! Individually Metered! Recent Electrical! Garage! Town Services! Full w/Hrdwds! 2 Tile Baths! 3 Bdrms Possible Bdrms! Studio/Office! 2 Car Painted! Lower Level Ready to Finish! Garage! Still Time to Pick Int Colors! Windows, Hrdwd Flrs! Country Living at Business or Both! $346,900.00 Gas Boilers & Water Heaters! Fully Walk-up Attic w/6 Additional Rms! w/Skylights! 3Z Oil Heat! AG Pool $574,900.00 Garage! $339,900.00 Fenced In Yard! $184,9000.00 its Best! $379,900.00 Rented! $169,900.00 $189,900.00 w/Deck! $249,900.00 House Lots For Sale

DOUGLAS – 60A NW Main - 3.5 Ac $79,900 NEW LISTING DUDLEY – 187 Ramshorn – 2 Ac SOLD SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD NEW LISTING $74,900 SOLD NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING CHARLTON – WEBSTER - WEBSTER – WEBSTER – DUDLEY – 4 Duval Ln! 8 Rm Split! 22 Old Stafford St! 7 WEBSTER – 86 Killdeer Island Rd! DUDLEY – 191 Ramshorn – 2 Ac New England Commons 50 Ash St! Remodeled 10A Vecchia St! Real WEBSTER – 22 Oakmont St! Walk to Nicely Landscaped 1/2Acre! 18x36 Rm Cape w/2 Story Entry! 1.41 Acres! Webster Lake Access via Killdeer Isl $79,900 55+! To Settle Estate! Custom 6 Rm Cape! 3/4 Acre! NEW Kit w/Tile Nice 4 Rm, 2 Bdrm Condo! Freshly Webster Lake's Lakeside Beach & Boat InGr Pool! Applianced Kit! Din Rm Applianced Kit! Formal Din Rm Assoc Membership! 3 Bdrm, 3 Bath Handicap Accessible! Many Upgrades! Floor, Breakfast Bar & SS Appliances! Painted! Appliance Kit w/Ceramic Flr! Ramp! "2001" 7 Rm Ranch! Recent w/Hrdwds! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Beamed THOMPSON/Webster Line – Applianced Kit w/Granite Counters, Din & Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! New Tile Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! 2 Oversized Bdrms w/Slider to Screened Porch! Liv Rm Ranch Won't Last! Master Bath! Like $64,900 Upgrades – Hrdwds, Tile & Marble w/Pine Flr, Hearth & Stove! Den Ceiling & Wide Pine Flrs! 15x16 Master to Entertain? Media Rm! Full 2.49 Ac Tile Floor, Pantry Cabinet! Cathedral Bath! 3 Bdrms All Carpeted! Heated w/Hrdwds! Full Ceramic Bath! Its Flooring! New Bathroom Sinks & w/Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! Master Bdrm! 3/4 Bdrms! 2 Full Baths! Basement w/Potential to be Finished WEBSTER – W. Point Rd - .67 Ac Ceiling! 2 Bdrms, Master Bath! 2 Sunroom w/Granite Floor! Full Own Laundry/Storage Rm! Gas Heat! Vanities! 3 Bdrms! Master w/1/2 Bath! Farmer’s Porch! Deck! Above Ground $49,900 Baths! 3 Season Porch! Garage Basement! Detached Garage! Shed! Suite/Bath! 2 Baths! Frplcd Fam Rm! Adding a 3rd Floor of Living Space! $149,900.00 New Hot Water! Garage w/2 Add Fam Rm! 2.5 Baths! 2 Car Garage! 2 Car Garage! $259,900.00 Pool! $239,900.00 $239,900.00 w/Handi Ramp! $219,900.00 Parking Spaces! $79,900.00 $189,900.00

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

NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING SOLDSOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE THOMPSON/Webster Line! SOUTHBRIDGE – 440 N. MILLBURY – Ramshorn Pond! 59 Davis WEBSTER LAKE – 505 Treasure WEBSTER LAKE – 106 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE – 54 West Point WEBSTER LAKE – 10 Fairfield St! WEBSTER LAKE – 76 Union Point 33 66’ Level Waterfront! Western Expo – Rd! 100’ Waterfront! Panoramic Lake Bonnette Rd! 8 Rm Ranch! Woodstock Rd! 76 Acres of Natural Rd! Full Recreational! East Expo - Beautiful Island! 6 Rm Townhouse Overlooking Park! Beach Front Townhouse Rd! Killdeer Island! Western Expo - Beauty! 8 Rm Country Ranch! Sunrises! Custom 8+ Rms, 3,200'! Water Heated Pool! Hrdwd Flrs! Open Floor w/BOAT DOCK! 5 Rms! Move-in BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS! Spacious & Fantastic Sunsets! Newly Remodeled Views! 13,407’ Lot! Applianced Country Kit! Huge Frplce 6 Rm Ranch! Applianced Granite Kit! 8 Rm Colonial! Lake Facing Master Liv Rm w/Pellet Stove! 3 Spacious Yester Year Charm! 2 Kitchens! Views from 3 Levels! Cherry Hrdwds! Plan! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Condition! Huge Lake Views! S&S Maintenance Free! Built “2002”! Kit 3 Stone Fireplaces! Lower Level Anderson’s! SS Applianced Kit! 20x25 Fam Baths! Frplcd Fam Rm! CAir! Gas Applianced! Din & Frplcd Liv Rm! w/Center Isl! Din Rm w/Lake Views! Liv Rm w/Cathedral & Hrdwds! Lake Bdrm! 4 Bdrms! 3 Baths! Applianced Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Master w/1/2 Facing Master w/Full Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Bath! Full Bath w/Corian Vanity! “Saloon”! Huge Barn! 4+ Garages! Rm w/14' Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Heat! Recent Trex Deck! Garage! 2 Lake Facing Master Bdrm w/Bath! 2 Liv Rm w/Gas Frplc & Sliders to Deck! Kit! 2 Car Detached Garage! Workshops! Saw Mill! BOAT SLIPS! Sandy Beach! Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! CAir! Garage! Lake Facing Master Suite! 3 Spacious Baths! C/Air! 12X52 Deck! Super Convenient! Frplce Fam Rm! 2 Car Garage! Deck 3Z CAir! Buderus! Boat Ramp! Dock! $224,900.00 Former “Cheney Farm” $579,900.00 $249,900.00 $289,900.00 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! $449,900.00 $389,900.00 $569,900.00 w/Electric Awning! $429,900.00

ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE - LAKE ACCESS! WEBSTER LAKE - Wawela Park WEBSTER LAKE – 711 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE - 200 Killdeer 3 Bates Grove! 4 S. Point Rd! WEBSTER LAKE - 80’ Waterfront WEBSTER LAKE! 18 Fairfield! South Pond Yr Rd! Applianced! Middle Pond! Sharing Cove w/T I Rd! 130’ SUBDIVIDABLE WATER- Park! 5 Room Townhouse! Sandy Island Rd! Sunsets! 8 Rooms! Expansive Views of South Pond! Lot and a Fire Damaged House - It’s Killdeer Isl! Western Expo! Beautiful FRONT LOT! 1/2 Acre Plus! Beach! Lakeside Pool! Move Right In! 4 Bdrms! Lake Facing 16x20 Master! Furnished! Dock! 19’ Pontoon Boat Southern Exp! Tons of Sun! 80' Natural All About the LAND! Don’t know if the Sunsets! Panoramic Views of North Marina! 4+ Rm Yr Rd Cottage w/FHA w/50 HP! 6 Rms! Screened Porch! Expansive Views of Middle Pond! Partial Lake Views! Fully Applianced! Frplcd Liv Rm! Applianced! Waterfront! 13,983' Lot! 6+ Rm Ranch House can be Saved, Foundation Pond! 100' Waterfront! Huge Level Lot! Oil Heat! Plenty of Potential! Full Din Rm & Frplcd Liv Rm w/Deck Fam Rm w/Cath Ceiling! 1st Fl Master Walk-out Basement! Functional Kit, Private! Wooded! Ideal Southern 3 Full Baths! Finished Lower Level w/2 Living Levels! 14x18 Master Maybe? Great Views of South Pond! Updated 6Rm Ranch! Lake Facing Exposure! 157' Road Front! 197' Access! Lake Facing Master! Master w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Din Rm, Liv Rm, Bdrm, Tile Bath! Family Rm! 4 Decks! A/C! w/Panoramic Lake Views! Lake Facing Tons of Sun! Beautiful Sunrises! 100’ Master Suite! 2 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 2 Deep! Town Services! Pristine Piece Bath! 2 Bedrooms! 2.5 Tile Baths! Heated Garage w/Workshop! 14,190’ Lot! Sandy Beach! Freshly 5.5X24 Porch! Central Air! Garage! Liv Rm w/Full Length Deck! Walk-out Road Front - 9,000+- Sq.Ft! Frplcs! 2 Car Garage! Boat Ramp! of Webster Lake! $489,900.00 $639,900.00 Paint Ext! Recent Roof! $479,900.00 $119,900.00 $194,900.00 $309,900.00 Lower Level! $429,900.00 $239,900.00

hope2own.com WEBSTER - 35 LAURELWOOD DR. MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE *EXTRAORDINARY! Professionally decorated, custom 4 BR Colonial on PRI- AT PUBLIC AUCTION VATE 3.75 acres, superb location overlooking Webster Lake w/spectacular 508.943.4333 western water views, quality Monday, June 17, 2013 workmanship & materials Sharon Pelletier - Broker throughout, Mstr BR suite w/it's own frplc'd living rm & 3:00 PM - BLACKSTONE Licensed in MA, CT & RI private balcony! Gourmet kitchen! Family & formal din- 22 Butler Street WE WANT YOUR ing rms! 2 car att'd garage PLUS a 36x48 det'd 6 car sgl fam, 1,632 sf liv area, 0.12 ac lot, 6 rm, 3 bdrm, LISTINGS! garage& lg walk up 2nd 1.5 bth, Worcester(Worc): Bk 36633, Pg 272 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 story!* $499,000 TERMS: $5,000 cash or certified check at the time and place Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! * June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski (speaks fluent Polish) * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Vanessa Kubic Hoeing of the sale. The balance to be paid within thirty (30) days at the law offices of Korde & Associates, P.C. 321 Billerica Road, Chelmsford, MA 01824, Attorney for the Mortgagee. WEBSTER - 7 HARRIS STREET THOMPSON - 108 GAWRON ROAD THOMPSON - 186 WAGHER RD. WEBSTER - 121 THOMPSON RD Auctioneer makes no representation as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. BAY STATE AUCTION CO., INC. NORTH CHELMSFORD (978) 251-1150 www.baystateauction.com MA Lic. #2624 ~ NH Lic. #3088 ~ RI Lic. #0149

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First Time Offered by Original Owner! 2300 Sq Ft Stately Hip Roof Ranch! Loads of Character! 3 bed- First time offered! 4 bdrm Cape! Custom young farmer’s porch Colonial! Spacious WANTED Georgian Colonial! Grand Entry Foyer! Beautiful rooms, 2 Baths! Double sided fireplace! 2 car open floor plan! Entry foyer with french doors! 3 Curved Open Staircase! 4-5 Bedrooms! 2.5 Baths! attached garage! Barn! Long, Deep & Wide circular Hardwood Floors! New windows! 1/2 acre bdrm! 1.5 Baths, central air! Beautiful walkout Family must buy either house with garden Master Bath! Gas Heat! Central Air! Bonus 25x37 drive provideing a beautiful approach! All on 2.5 lot! Garage! Sheds! Fruit Trees! Large sliders lower level patio! Excellent location for in Two Story Carriage House! Acres! Only $315,000 home business! Plenty of parking! $239,900 NEW PRICE $194,900 Yard! Easy access to I-395. $159,900 area, small farm, will consider waterfront home, or muti-family. Will repair. WEBSTER - 13 SCENIC AVE WEBSTER Plasse R.E. 508-987-5588. NEW ENGLAND COMMONS Featured Listing SOUTHBRIDGE - 20 TILLYER AVE New Listing: Great 8 rm split has GOT A HOUSE been lovingly cared for! Gleeming hardwood flrs., granite FOR SALE? This is the place to sell it! kitchen floor! Formal dining rm Unique 3 bed/ 2 1/2 bath Custom Contemporary! w/sliders to expansive wrap- Open and spacious! Master w/walk-in closet. Vaulted Your ad will be mailed to Beamed Living Room plus Family Room! Hardwood 50,000+ households WEBSTER: 55+ Adult Community Bright! around porch! Fireplaced lower and tile floors. Cabinet-Packed Cherry kitchen, gran- Beautiful condo being offered! Priced to sell level! Economical gas heat! 2 car ite/corian counters, island seats 5! First floor laun- throughout Southern dry. Abundant finished outdoor living spaces! quickly! Huge combo living/dining room! Large garage!. $194,900 Worcester County. bedrooms! French doors to deck! Full basement! Detached 2 Car garage! Inground Pool! Large 3-sea- son Porch. Lake View. Fenced Yard. Alternate heat Offering 3 months paid condo fees! $194,900 source. $299,900 Lets’s Talk Real Estate DUDLEY - ELMWOOD AVE Seven Steps to a Great Offer to Purchase WEBSTER LAKE ~ LONG ISLAND After lots of searching you have found the house that you’d with your offer, many lenders will give you a letter. LAND like to call home. Next step, you’ll need to make an offer. 3. A property inspection clause Purchase contracts vary from state to state but a basic offer A home inspection clause will give you a chance to have the Attention Investors! Approx. 3/4 acre (.71) includes the price you’re willing to pay for the house, your property inspected. You will want to use a professional financing terms, and contingencies. home inspector to thoroughly inspect the property you are FOR of Vacant Land, Res-10 Zoned. Mixed Use When it is time to put your offer on paper you will want to buying. make sure it is well planned. There are seven key elements 4. Any concessions or contingencies SALE area of Single Families, Multi-Familes & to a good offer: Sometimes there are additional items that should be cov- 1. A realistic offering price ered in the offer. You will want to outline any concessions Condos. Access through existing paper In order to put forth a great offer you will want to set your like closing costs or repairs. If you are financing your home price based on similar homes recently sold in the neighbor- you will need to include a financing contingency. road known as Elmwood Ave from George hood. Your real estate agent will help you look at compara- 5. Conveyances ble properties to determine that price. You will also want to Always put in the offer what is included in the sale. For Street & Fairview Ave. This parcel has 305' keep in mind the state of the market in your area. If homes instance, a washer and dryer or any other items that are are selling quickly and receiving multiple offers, you’ll need included in the sale of the property. To advertise on our real estate road frontage on Elmwood, back from to bid competitively. If home sales are slower you may want 6. A deadline Prime Waterfront Island Lot! Perfect Vacation to be a little more conservative in your offer. An offer should always include a deadline for a response. Dream Get-away, 6,245 sf, 50' Frontage, Clear, section, please call your local George St about 100'. Known as Parcel 2. Realistic financing terms 7. It is all in writing Always make sure you are pre-approved for a loan before Everything should always be in writing. Never rely on verbal almost level lot. Western Exposure = Beautiful sales representative 82 on Dudley Town Map 118. $94,900. making an offer. Include proof that you are pre-approved agreements. Sunsets! Now $169,900. at 1-800-367-9898 12 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • www.webstertimes.net

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Sliders off dining area households * 17 rooms PEN HOUSE master bedroom with spectacular tiled bath and balcony to deck overlooking your nearby deeded boat slips O SUN. 1-3 overlooking beautiful lakeviews - guest bedroom and bath and Middle Pond. Two large bedrooms, Master * 5400 sq ft (4.5 baths in all) - lower level entertainment room with with full bath and beautiful double sink marble throughout * 3 baths fireplace, wet bar and french door walk-out to patio steps vanity. Custom red birch and oak floors. Upgraded * 3 1/4 acres from docks. Upper level 30 ft. room w/cathedral ceiling is stairways and rails. Lower level fireplaced family Dave Vitkus perfect for exercise room, hot tub and office, again with room with 1/2 bath and walk-out to patio. Recent Southern * Available immediately 774-230-6550 lake scenery. Gas heat, central vac and a/c. Pride of own- replacement windows and garage door. Desirable ership shines bright through the NEW windows, skylights, end location steps to beach, heated pool and * Open floor plan roof, flooring, paint... the update list goes on and on! marina. Guest parking spaces nearby. Move right Worcester * Cathedrals You've arrived when you can call Snug Harbor your home! in, just in time for summer! Call Jo-Ann 508-943-7669 or Brenda Flanagan * Applianced R/E Tax $5202 $ 599,900 R/E Tax $4,406 $379,900 508-769-1811 * Garage * One-level living THE County. 168 Charlton Street 1 Jons Way LAKE... SOUTH POND CON- WEBSTER - NEW CONSTRUCTION TEMPO- Call your local WEBSTER - $239,900 RARY! *More than sales *3BR OPEN HOUSE 3200 sq. ft. of custom built quality in this bright NEW LISTING * 2 Baths SUN. 1-3 and airy waterfront home. Tiled WEBSTER — Spacious Raised Ranch representative entrance foyer open to spacious living * Town $294,900 * Contemporary room, and dining room with sliders to WEBSTER -- Charming Ranch with excellent in-law accommoda- lake-facing wraparound decks. tions! Five bedrooms — 2.5 baths — Cape great for down-sizers looking for two fireplaces — three season room today! Services Custom cabinet kitchen with granite one-level living. Eat-in kitchen, and lower level covered patio sur- Bob Zannotti * 3 BR * 2 Baths and double oven. Three bedrooms, dining room, fireplaced living rounded by windows looking out at 508-414-8101 * Water View 3.5 baths, including owner's suite room, two bedrooms, full bath. in-ground pool. Corian kitchen with * HW floors with fabulous bath and private deck. Recent carpets, paint, and dining area open to living room. In- 1-800-367- Lower level family room w/wet bar, law features walk-in shower, kitch- * Cathedrals sliders to patio...excellent entertain- replacement windows. Attached enette, 2 br’s and sitting room w/slid- ment venue! 71 ft. of frontage on the garage, porch, patio, oil heat, er to nicely landscaped back yard. Oil * Granite lake. 2-car garage, oil heat, central vac level lot. Conveniently close to heat, vinyl windows, 2-car garage, 9898 countertops and a/c. Very nicely maintained inside all that Webster has to shed. Excellent neighborhood, level 92 Birch Island Rd 6 Groveland Street and out...ready for you to move in and offer...highway, shopping, lake! 1/2 acre, conveniently located near enjoy all four seasons on the lake! R/E Tax $1806 $159,900 shopping, highway, hospital, lake. R/E Tax $7360 $789,900 R/E Tax $3130 $329,900 Inger Christensen WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE - THINK OF STERLING 508-769-3823 (cell) SINCE 1962 ~ OUR 51ST YEAR IN BUSINESS [email protected] (email) www.IngerC.com • 50 Years Experience EMERSON REALTORS Buying or Selling? Call Us Now The Market Leader 196 Park Ave., Worcester, MA 01609

THINKING OF AUBURN R Joanne Fontaine SELLING?? Incredible Home 508-479-9691 (cell) NOW IS THE with step down [email protected] (email) TIME! Sun Room, huge fully app. www.NewEnglandMoves.com The inventory is low but Kitchen w/eating there are plenty of buy- area +bay win- ers out there looking to dow, Formal Din. E purchase a home while Rm & Family BANK FORECLOSURE SALE the rates are still low. Rm. w/cathedral ceiling & skylights Superior Are you ready to make a location in this 3-4 Br Colonial w/outstanding in- Two Bedroom Cape Style Single Family Residence move? If so, please call ground pool; $449,900 Kevin Maher 508-450- me for a free, no obliga- 4219 or [email protected]. to be sold on the premises at tion consultation to find out what your home is worth in today's market. 39 Joyce Street, Webster, Massachusetts A Wednesday, June 26, 2013 Call Kevin Maher Call Mary Ellen Cox 508-450-4219 or Sale to Commence at 10:30 AM 508-735-7061 [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected]_ Terms of Sale: A Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollar deposit in OXFORD: Clean 2br cash or certified check will be required at the time and place of $234,900 mobile in Contemporary Whispering L sale with the balance due within twenty one (21) days of the sale. home that sits Pines 55+ All other terms to be announced at the sale. back from the ParkHome is For Further Information Contact: Dennis M. Sullivan, Esq., road offering way in away Attorney for Milford Federal Savings and Loan Association, 12 privacy! This from Rt. 20 and is a nice size is quiet. Ready Congress Street, Milford, Massachusetts 01757. (508) 473-4811 home with 3-4 to occupy... enjoy the upcoming season bdrm, 2.5 BA, FP, Pellet Stove, Garage, on your enclosed covered porch.Subject Edward D. Larkin, Auctioneer No. AU899, 280 Main Street, Shed, Deck, Finished Basement, and to park approval.... Milford, MA 01757 Bonus room off the kitchen. $59,900 Title V in Hand..

Donna Caissie Claire M. Earley E 508-277-8862 508-832-5324 MOVING? AUBURN: 10 East Main St, Outstanding Custom Webster: Antique Give us a call, we’re here to help! Home offering loca- Victorian with 5 beds, tion & fantastic set- and 1.5 bath; barn and S shed! Enter the Affordable • Local • Reliable • Available ting in great area. farmer's porch and Quality construction enjoy the high ceil- ~ No job too small ~ We do clean outs too ~ with a superior decor offering hardwoods & ings and charm of this tile flooring, cathedral center line ceiling home. Butler's Pantry Fully Licensed & Insured w/tons of glass overlooking private wooded too! HW under most rear yard. This 3 Bedroom & 2 Bath Cape is carpets. $199,000 for this special, stately home T MovingCrewCentralMa.com Only $329,000. in downtown Webster. Call Beth Johnson at 774-289-6437.

Stratton Vitikos Call Beth Johnson 843-957-1629 774-289-6437 [email protected] A LOOKING TO BUY OR SELL? Auburn CALL ME TO MAKE IT A REALITY! Premier Custom Home Interest rates are at historical lows. This is a great time to strike while the iron One level liv- is hot! T ing in this out- Whether you are looking for a first time standing home or you just need a change of scenery. design featur- I can assist you with this transition. ing 17+ high ceilings incredible master suite, formal din- Please give me a call. ing & living rooms, custom kitchen with all the extras. Fireplace family room and E loaded with extras. $549,900

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BOOTS Temple Stuart Jotul GF200 LP Gas SNOWBLOWER Please Call 9-ft. x 55” beveled Size 11 Solid Maple $650 OBO 7 drawers w/chair EMPIRE PROPANE New last year (2) Behind Cab 508-885-3705 glass tabletop Asking $70.00 Used once Weather Guard 1/2-inch thick 508-344-7681 $200.00 VENTED PARLOR Mini Kota Electric Selling for health reasons 20” BLACK RIMS $100.00 Or Best Offer Tool Boxes HEATER Fishing Motor $575.00 WITH TIRES 50,000 BTU 508-612-9471 (1) Like new Call 774-230-9457 Used one year 36lb thrust, 5 speeds Alloy wheels Brand New ARCHERY $125 OBO $350 6 lugs patent $700.00 OBO LARGE FISHER AAA Sports Cards Rinehart Target 18-1 Call 508-234-8454 SPEAKER (1) In good condition Fits Chevy Colorado, GMC Pillow-top New in package Canon, Trailblazer, etc. Stars 1950’s-1970’s 508-596-1918 cell Fitness Power $50.00 $150 $700.00 or best offer Great shape Mattress $80.00 Near mint cards Unopened set, still in bags. Rider 508-320-9732 Comes with warranty. 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Or find a Large Play Yards $175 $10-$15/each Call 508 764-3736 Michelle home for one? Call: 413-245-9221 RAIN DATE: 508-434-0114 Training 508 867-3729 508 764-3736 WOOD PELLET Saturday, June 29 Rascal Scooter 260 ANTIQUES Basic - Advanced Most Beautiful STOVE YARD/GARAGE Group Or Private With Lift Lopi, Yankee NEW ENGLAND New - Open Enrollment Wedding Gown Working SALE Long sleeved, beaded In excellent condition, Technics organ 4 wheel deluxe model, Includes Stool and Well maintained 5 Lillian Ave ANTIQUES bodice, size 4-6. Baywindow front 11,000 sq. ft. gallery with Grooming brand new batteries, User Reference Thompson, Ct Baths To Full Grooms weight capacity 450 lbs. Comes w/premium Saturday, June 15th 1000s antiques, art, LET US KNOW!!! $200 Guide accessories, 4” vent pipe, primitives to modern and approx. half pallet At 137 Schofield Ave., Please call us so that Certifications! Call: 508-885-6988 $1,800 OBO RAIN or SHINE Call: 508-476-3058 From the very first note of pellets Dudley (Rte. 12) we can take your ad PCSA Levels I & II MOTORS you play on the $2,000.00 OST AND OUND F/S 11-5, Sun. 11-3 out of the paper... CPR Certified Technics EA5 organ, Call Jim after 6:15 p.m. 135 L F 1/2HP 230/460V Reloading Equipment Town-To-Town Reiki Master Dies & Bullets you’ll marvel at their rich 508-867-7976 LOST 265 FUEL/WOOD Lighterian Reiki VII 1725RPM, 56 Frame. authentic instrument Classifieds $45 OBO sound. Like a well-tuned Small gold jewelry bag FIREWOOD Reconnective Healing II 5HP, 230/460V Weslo Treadmill pipe organ, these instru- WOODEN & contents Cut, split, delivered 508-909-4111 ICNDF Certified Trainer 1740RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC $50.00 ments are finely crafted to SWING SET vicinity of Cinemagic green or seasoned $125 OBO deliver robust sounds. in Sturbridge. Experienced, Caring Staff w/free exercise bike by Creative Playthings Great sentimental value. FOUND Individualized Care 5HP, 230/460V What’s more, their elegant- 4-Swing Stations, Wood lots wanted ly designed Black & White Cat Attention To Detail 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC Monkey Bars, Offering reward $125 OBO 16” Direct-Drive wood-grain finish cabinet Sand Box, Fireman’s Pole, Call Paul May 21st makes them fashionably if all contents are returned 508-987-0077 Craftsman Scroll saw Ladder to Club House 508-612-4795 508-769-2351 on John Gilbert Rd 4 Motor Speed Controls $50.00 perfect for your music (includes cover) & Slide W. Brookfield 205 Federal Hill Road Hitachi J100, 400/460V room. This organ is in very 508-867-2523 Oxford, MA Best Offer good condition and would Will help disassemble LOST: Hearing Aid starwoodpetresort.com Call 5pm-8:30pm Drill Presses suit anyone from beginner Will need trailer for left ear BellTone through to more Missing since the Fall, 2012 508-867-6546 experienced players Firewood Found 1/8 1/2hp & 1hp Motors $1000 Green $135 The Super Pet NEW H D A range of features includ- 508-892-4370 508 347-9705 On Worcester St Reward offered for return 128 cubic feet. Animal Care MEZZANINE 4 Drawer Steel ing: *Upper keyboard 44 In Southbridge... 3500 sq. ft. 15 ft. high Filling Cabinet keys lower keyboard 44 WOODSTOVE Service keys (774)696-7879 All black male cat Tons of load factor $25.00 Green eyes, very lovable, We provide care for small pedal keyboard 13 keys FOR SALE 200 GEN. BUSINESS animals and dog walking. Includes decking Better ‘N Ben’s not fixed, definitely a 66% off *100’s of dynamic PCM Weekdays/Weekends (413)245-7011 true to life sounds Fireplace insert WOOD house cat. Last minute pet care jobs Only $34,900.00 203 SNOWMOBILES Seasoned, not split Call 774-696-3397 *Superb organ voices $400.00 Call: 774-287-5043 Daily visits RINNAI VENTLESS including realtime 508 278-5835 2003 SKIDOO 600 when you are away GAS/LP HEATER Hammond style digital $100 OBO Please call Jane now New Queen drawbars LOST 24,000 BTU, Remote GRAND TOURING Pickup only to schedule an PillowTop $500.00 *Easy to use large ~Antiques~ And LCD display Hoosier Cabinet 860 576-5462 English Bulldog appointment Mattress with Elderly,female with limited (4) SNOW TIRES * Large capacity Oak Round Table/chairs 2004 SKIDOO 508-797-2850 16-track sequencer Oak Hutch LEA ARKET eyesight Box Spring Like new, 500SS LEGEND 275 F M Brown with white head Please leave message Firestone Winterforce * Built-in digital Mahogany Secretary Desk With 2006 Karavan Tilt if no answer in Original Plastic disk recorder Mahogany Hutch Missing since 11/28 225/70-15 Trailer. Low mileage on all. Dudley from the Rice Corner/ $150 $225.00 Pie Safe Hutch Excellent condition. Price: $1000 or B/O Oat Bureau Flea Market Arnold Rd area 286 LIVESTOCK 2 Drop-leaf Mahogany Tables Brookfield/Sturbridge line Call: 508-410-7050 (4) FORD 4X4 Asking $12K Antiques, Collectibles I Maple Rocker/Glider & General FACTORY WHITE 508 266-0035 Oak Book Seat but reasonable offers If seen Bag Shavings Oak Dining Room or 508 612-9053 considered Open Every Saturday-Sunday $4.75 each SPOKE RIMS 8am-4pm please contact Mark colonial, 6 chairs (S. Bent) 15x7 with center caps 508-344-9555 Call 508-769-3167 774 200-0388 3.2 cubic feet kiln dried, 90” table, 36” mirrored buf- $100.00 small to medium flakes, fet, 56” lighted china closet. THIN BRICK 205 BOATS Free Outdoor Space plastic bags $1,000 508-479-9752 VENEER 12 ft with Every Indoor Space LOST CAT 100 GENERAL Now Through Labor Day Cross Street area Rock Valley Farm “Used Brick” - clay - in Southbridge 10 Fishing Rough Cut indoor/outdoor SW BASS FISHING COME Join US W. Brookfield Missing since 508 867-2508 Outboards Wide Pine Boards Flats + corners - 107 MISC. FREE BOAT Something For Everyone! Saturday, November 3 in assortment of $8.40 per sq. ft. mint condition Male Tiger Cat with striped 3-25HP widths/lengths Behind BP Gas $250-$500 each At Dudley/Webster Line tail answers to Cuddles and ANTED TO UY $1.50/board foot Call 508-867-9387 FREE $450 OBO has an odd sounding meow 298 W B Used Dishwasher 860 576-5462 2 Acres, Indoors! and prefers to be outside Call: 508-885-6657 Mahogany Gold Please call if you have taken $ aaa Call www.dudleyflea.com him in or know his location Oak Pedestal Cup Race Boat TOOL SHEDS 508-943-9185 1995 Glastron 17ft 1-800-551-7767 413-505-9747 ROUTE Table 26 ft Replica of 1926 race Fiberglass Boat boat. 5-step bottom Made of Texture 1-11 GREAT and 4 round-back 8x8 $725 (open style) with 88HP 285 PET CARE 169 327 chevy engine. Evinrude SPL outboard. spindle chairs. Includes Trailer 8x10 $900 FREE WOOD FLEA MARKET Oval with grey/blue tiled top. Includes trailer. Easily seats Every Saturday and Sunday NTIQUES $65,000 8x12 $975 8. Used in fresh water for A One Extension PALLETS year round FAN-C-PET 884 Worcester St. Excellent condition 8x16 $1275 water skiing. Dealers, leave your stuff Truck Cap You pick up. Monday thru set-up in our secure facility Mobile Southbridge MA Friday 8am-noon. $5,000 Asking $450.00 or BO Fiberglass, for 8’ bed. From a Delivered And Dealer days every Grooming Salon Looking To Purchase Call 508 892-1783 Dodge pickup. Red Stonebridge Press Call: 508-234-5676 Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 Built On-Site 25 Optical Drive Antiques $400/OBO Other Sizes Available Ever-changing array Vicki Kelley (located behind Southbridge 1996 of cool, cool stuff And Collectibles Old Trunks Call 413-324-1117 Hotel & Conference Center) 800-551-7767 Professional Single Items Call 508-259-8805 Sunbird Spirit dudleyflea.com $45 Each 170sp Groomer Or Entire Estates Student’s Desk Sears Gas Trimmer 110 NOVENAS White, blue trim 281 FREE PETS 20 Years Exp. We Buy It All with supply of lines Trees for Bow Rider-90hp Evinrude “We Go Right toYour And Also Do & Chair $100 $50 Thank you St. Jude (1996) gas Door” On-Site Estate Sales Sale for a safe trip. AM/FM/Cassette Elec. Trim (2) Male Cats 508-987-2419 And 1974 Suzuki 100CC Evergreen Trees, Colorado Say 3 Our Fathers, Easy-Tilt Trailer Currently Homeless Estate Auctions Two End Tables $1,000 Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, 3 Hail Marys and Due to Eviction $45 each Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall. 3 Glory Be’s $5,000 or B.O. CALL MIKE ANYTIME Assortment of cameras & All 10 trees for $85 S.A. Call: 774-452-3514 photo equipment Norway Spruce 3 1/2’ Call Barbara William is solid white 508-765-9512 5/$99. Eastern Pine 5-7’ with one green and ORIGINAL SEQUOIA 130 YARD SALES 413-262-9521 NORDIC TRACK, Call: 508-885-3136 tall 5/$99. one blue eye. Handmade Silk Screen, Excellent Privacy 2008 Sea Ray Jack is black and white. $ BUY & SELL $ Tins (some antique), Series 1555 Border/Ornamental DEADLINE FOR Royal Dalton China, Call 508-278-5762 185 Sport These two are brothers, ALL GOLD & SILVER Christmas Items, Med-Lift Power YARD SALE Mercruiser 4.3L Alpha Going... Going... ITEMS Evenings 190PHP. 50 hours, pearl both are fixed, they are Gevalia Coffee Machines, Recliner SUBMISSIONS 6-7 years old and are Gone to the Dogs Specializing in Original Paintings Low volt motor, four years and black, many features. IS 1:00 PM MONDAY Outstanding condition with in desperate need of Training and behavior NUMISMATIC COINS, and other items old, cranberry color. FOR ALL MASS. Call 860-455-6222 Two Kayaks trailer. a home!! management in your gold & silver of any Excellent condition!! WEEKLY PAPERS form! For Sale *Deadlines Subject To home. PELLET STOVE Call: 508-476-7642 Change Due To Holidays $18,000 Call: 774-545-0330 Positive methods Qualified with over 30 Call For More Info. Call Mark: FOR SALE 1 - 15 ft Nantucket, used. years experience & a Enviro EF-111 Bay I 781-801-4061 following of many Solid Maple Gray Certified Pet Dog satisfied customers. Very Good Condition DUDLEY YARD SALE trainer and member $1,800.00 Dining Set 2 - 13 ft Old Town Shine Avenue OUTBOARD Looking for a We also sell a nice Call Pete Table, hutch and 6 chairs. Castine , Red Saturday, June 15 MOTOR wonderful loving APDT selection of fine jewelry, 508-864-2848 $800 OBO 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. 1976, 7 hp Eska home... Call Renelle at antiques & collectibles. Both are ocean-going kayaks Household items, Runs mint PLOW TRUCK w/rudders, one seaters, collectibles, tools, furniture 508-892-1850 Bring in your items & see Antique Man’s enclosed waterproof and more! 2 year Old Pitbull email: what they’re worth. You 1989 Chevy S10 4x4 compartment Three layer $475 OBO with Fisher Highboy Dresser with papers [email protected] won’t leave disappointed. polylink Both used only 860 576-5462 Female named “Calle” Honesty and fairness Quick Switch Plow $800 OBO twice. Like New $2,000 or best offer HUGE YARD/ SEA NIMPH blue nose. Not spayed. are our best policies! 508-867-7388 Harden Cherry $1400/pair or MOVING SALE Great for single pet Lee’s Coins & V-BOWE environment. Jewelry 4-Poster King $700/each Aluminum POOL TABLE 154 Old Webster Road 239 West Main Street 7FT ‘Dynamo’ Bed Frame or BO Oxford, MA Bass Fishing Boat. Call: Coin Operated Mint Condition East Brookfield $800 OBO (Route 9 - Panda Good Condition Call 508 259-8805 Saturday, June 15 $1000 OBO 774-318-8439 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 860 576-5462 Garden Plaza) $650.00 OBO Call: 508-207-0966 508-637-1236 508-476-1334 Something for everyone! 508-341-6355 (cell) 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ June 12, 2013

298 WANTED TO BUY 310 GENERAL HELP 316 SUMMER HELP 402 GENERAL SERVICES $$$ WANTED LIFE GUARD Make Money Our agency is seeking POSITIONS Call The an experienced, AVAILABLE Selling full-time personal Junk Man Your Unwanted East Brookfield/ Lines CSR North Brookfield town beach Stuff!!! with the confidence and Summer 2013 Trees Cut Quality Dealers Wanted ability to give quality service Certifications required: Best Deal Around. to our customers in all Waterfront Lifeguarding/ Brush/Limbs aspects of their daily needs First Aid Clean, Indoor Flea Market in a professional and friendly CPR-AED for Lifeguards Removed Every Sat-Sun, 8am-4pm manner, reinforced with solid WE NOW TAKE 454 HOME 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY Route 12 insurance knowledge. Applications available at Dudley YOUR AUTOS IMPROVEMENT 500 REAL ESTATE town hall or call FOR CASH! (Behind BP) RESPONSIBILITIES: include 508-867-0202 quoting premiums, writing $Aerial Tree & Site$ www.dudleyflea.com E.O.E. Removal of Metal, $Development$ 501 REAL ESTATE FIREARMS WANTED: policies, endorsements, Appliances, 1-800-551-7767 claims, and RMV Tree landscape & WANTED Collector looking WWII US Firearms See You There! procedures. All done with Town of Charlton Furniture, TV’s. excavation specialist attention to detail. Highway Temporary Construction M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, .45 Pistols, JOB REQUIREMENTS: A Position Opening Materials. Septic systems repaired 1911/1911 A1’s Looking for minimum of 2 year personal The Town of Charlton Cellars/Attics and installed lines insurance agency Highway Department is TOP PRICES PAID combination experience, excellent verbal looking for two (2) Cleaned. Radio/Record and written communication temporary full-time laborers Small Building Retaining walls Have all necessary federal licenses skills, ability to work well starting July 1, 2013 Demolition, Tires. Player with others as a team in a for a period of approximately Landscape installation, Call Wally At for long playing 33 RPM fast paced environment. eight weeks Leaves Removed. etc. ************** records. Must be in very Person must hold a valid Residential Moves. EQUAL HOUSING 508-234-5860 good working condition Please email resume to Massachusetts Drivers Furnaces Removed [email protected] License Call Rick LaFleche OPPORTUNITY 508 347-9705 Previous experience in 860-382-5071 Highway maintenance Weekends also! ************** All real estate advertising in 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR WANTED helpful but not required Central Mass We also buy heavy scrap Employment applications can this newspaper is subject to RENT RENT Mopeds and Scooters Owner Operator be picked up in the Highway and Connecticut iron, trucks, farm The Federal Fair Housing Act Owner Operator Solos Department Office equipment etc. of 1968, which makes it Any Condition *Dedicated Runs Dave BROOKFIELD DUDLEY 100 Flint Road illegal to advertise any 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms Call Travis *$1.06 per mile plus FSC Charlton, MA 01507 preference, limitation or *Minimum 2,480 508-867-2564 Large 2-bedroom apartment Hardwoods ceramic tile bath 774 242-9227 Monday-Friday discrimination based on race, in quiet building available in Country setting miles/week 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 413-262-5082 color, religion, sex, handicap, *Daily Hometime Brookfield center Off-street parking or online at familial status (number of On site coin-op laundry Heat, hot water, rubbish and *CDL-A with 2 year OTR www.townofcharlton.net DiGeronimo children and or pregnancy), exp & Hazmat Off-street parking hook-ups included WANTED Deadline for receiving 433 CLEANING national origin, ancestry, age, References, 1st and last VERY USED applications will be June 21, marital status, or any $750/month plus utilities No pets/No smoking 888-716-1322 PAINTING intention to make an such 2013 no later than 3:30 p.m. Residential Specialist $825/month Kitchen Cabinets www.drivenctrans.com * TLC Home * preference, limitation or 860-935-9105 The older the better. We 325 PROFESSIONAL Quality discrimination. This Call 508-868-6392 are a kitchen refacing Cleaning Affordability & Trust newspaper will not company and we use Trailer Truck We Use & Supply Organic Without Compromise knowingly accept any SOUTHBRIDGE these cabinets at home Cleaners To Ensure Your Interior rooms advertising for real estate shows for Family’s Safety. that is in violation of the law. 94 East Main St Drivers Wanted As low as $159 “BEFORE & AFTER” Gift Certificates For Our readers are hereby 2 bedroom apt Personal Assistant Class A CDL With informed that all dwellings Brookside Baby Showers, Ceilings $99 no utilities Call between 9 & 5 M-F and Handyman Hazmat Anniversaries, And More! advertising in this newspaper natural gas heat or leave message A Perfect Gift! are available on and equal Terrace $650/month KITCHEN OPTIONS of NEW in Southbridge Based In Woodwork $99 opportunity basis. To ENGLAND complain about for house cleaning, North Brookfield. Office/Homes 16 Charlton St 508-987-3384 cooking, sewing, office work, Specializing In: discrimination call The ------Spring/Fall Cleaning 3 bedroom house or 860-749-6998 computer experience, Weekly/Bi-Weekly/ • Color Changes Department of Housing and www.mykitchenoptions.com $950/month hosting guests, errands, Please Call Monthly Cleaning • Foyers & Stairways Urban Development “HUD” SPECIAL! chauffeuring, gardening, Flexible Hours/Days • Wallpaper Removal toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. 1 MONTHS grounds/pool maintenance, 508-867-3235 For the N.E. area, call HUD 96 North St home repairs. • Cathedral/Vaulted ad 617-565-5308,. The toll FREE RENT 1 bedroom apt Registered/Insured/ Ceilings WAR Bonded free number for the hearing WITH MOVE-IN BY 2nd floor Email resume/cover letter to • Exterior Paint & Stain impaired is 1-800-927-9275 JUNE 30th $550/month [email protected] 400 SERVICES RELICS CALL TODAY FOR A 505 APARTMENTS FOR ------or call 617-538-4908. GREENER TOMORROW STOREFRONT RENT & 402 GENERAL SERVICES Affordable 1, 2 and 3 1200 sq.ft. ASK FOR TAMMIE AT Can be divided 508-347-3275 APARTMENT Bedroom Apartments WAR Cell 508 577 7940 For Rent. $500 for half 311 PART-TIME HELP All Cleanouts James DiGeronimo FOR RENT Spacious, Fully $1000 Whole space Serving Central MA Southbridge Heat/hot water SOUVENIRS WANTED Cleanups Applianced. included 442 LICENSED DAY And Beyond 1 bedroom apartment WANTED in residential area Starting at $698 Haul-Away CARE First/Last/Security, WWII & EARLIER 3rd floor Heat/Hot Water Established Engineering Firm Basements *************** Washer/Dryer hookup Included! References CA$H WAITING! Looking for an Intermediate Attics 457 LAWN/GARDEN Hardwood floors $20 Application Fee or Advanced Level The Commonwealth of Off-street parking • A/C In Every Unit 508-765-5542 Helmets, Swords, Apartments Massachusetts Office of PART TIME Garages • Pool Daggers, Bayonets, Administrative Child Care Services $525/month Medals, Badges, Flags, Yards requires that all ads 508-612-9363 • Basketball Court Southbridge Uniforms, etc. Assistant Black Diamond 1 & 2-Bedroom Apartments Responsibilities: Rental Property placed in the newspaper Over 30 Years Experience. for child care (daycare) Lawn Care • Playground Spreadsheets/Reports/ Estate Cleanouts 2-Bedroom-Hardwoods, Call David Correspondence From Draft in your home include AUBURN • On-Site Laundry Small Building Professional Work 2BR, 1BA House washer/dryer hookups, 1-508-688-0847 Stage To Client-Ready Work, your license number. At Prices Beating refrigerator/stove. I’ll Come To YOU! Assemble Proposal Demolition The Competition! $1275 INCOME LIMITS APPLY Packages, Ordering Office 448 FURNITURE Cleanups 1-Bedroom-Fireplaced Supplies, Assisting Better Than CHARLTON FURNITURE Mowing living room wall-to-wall Engineers as requested. A Dumpster Plowing 1BR, 1BA Loft, No pets carpeting, very plush w/all We Do It! Bedroom 1 $750 300 HELP WANTED Mulching Section 8 Welcome the amenities of home. Requirements: Technical FREE Estimates! Solid Brass Bed Thought Process, Excellent Hedge Trimming EAST BROOKFIELD Office Open From: w/2 white laminate Patios Both Apartments Include: Spelling, Grammar, Verbal 774-329-3386 bureaus/matching mirrors 2BR, 1st fl., modern Monday-Friday Off-street Parking, 310 GENERAL HELP And Proof-Reading Skills. Etc. 774-230-8586 $1000.00 $725 9:00am to 5:00pm Heat/Hot Water WANTED Self Starter With Strong Multi-Tasking, Ability To Seth Goudreau Saturday 10:00am Prioritize, Attention To Detail, Bedroom 2 774-402-4694 2BR, 2nd fl., fin attic to 4:00pm Call: 774-230-0680 And Ability To Meet Oak www.blkdiamondlandscaping.com $825 Evening Appointments Available Deadlines. ARMY OF 1 Armoire, Bureau/matching SOUTHBRIDGE HELP WANTED FREE Estimates 1st fl 3BR, 1BA, WDH Brookside Terrace Line Cooks This Is A Fast-Paced Office, mirror, 2 bedroom Will Work Directly With Water Filtration Fully Insured $925 Experienced Pizza Makers cylinder waterbed, Experienced & 11 Village Drive Renovated,, Deleaded & Waitstaff Company President. Must w/matching headboard Southbridge,MA 01550 Wall to Wall Have Excellent Customer ARMY OF 1 will treat all Ambitious! LEICESTER Tile Kitchen and Bath water problems!! $1000.00 Apply in person Service And Telephone Skills. 8RM, 3BR, 1BA, WDH (508)764-7675 Parking Ability To Quickly Absorb $1150 Section 8 approved Village Pizza New Installations Dining Room 487 Main Street New Information. Experience In Advanced Word and MS Servicing all equipment Custom-Made Racetrack Sturbridge Well tank and pump service Glass Top Table WICKED GOOD NORTH BROOKFIELD $650/mo Ask for Nellie or Bob Excel A Must. Knowledge of 2BR, 1BA, 1st & 2nd fl. Outlook, Access, And 6 chairs, buffet LANDSCAPING 617-908-0744 Navigating The Internet. James Morse $1200.00 is now scheduling $830 & $880 C&C Pets allowed SOUTHBRIDGE Technical Writing Experience North Brookfield, MA spring yard cleanups Properties Nutrition Site A Plus. Reliability A Must. Living Room We have added new STUDIO APARTMENTS Associates Degree Or 774-200-0225 Drexel beige leather, 2 openings for weekly SPENCER LOOK & COMPARE Downtown, 2nd floor Manager Applicable Experience. [email protected] chairs, loveseat, couch mowing routes this year 1BR, 3rd fl, $525 Stove, refrigerator Southbridge-Part Time Supporting A Management Living Room 3-piece Wicked professional Southbridge Off-street parking Position, Monday-Friday Team Is Required. FREE sectional, brick color Wicked affordable, and 1BR, 1BA, 3rd fl, $575 No pets 5 hours/day.. Excellent Wicked GOOD! Quality 1, 2 & 3 First, last and security $1200.00 Bedroom Apartments! opportunity for someone to Salary Based On Experience. Metal Pickup Line up for your free quote Small 2BR, 2nd fl. $600 $390-$425 work with elder community A/C, Refrigerators, today! Appliances, Off-Street 30 hours M-F. Must be Seen Parking 508-829-5853 to oversee the delivery of Good Benefits Including Washers, Small Trailers, 508 278-7659 3BR, 1BA, Fireplace $850 Meals on Wheels, manage Health, Dental, Aflac, 401K Batteries. www. SOUTHBRIDGE WickedGoodLandscaping.com Call (508)765-0501 nutrition meal site and and PTO 454 HOME 2BR, House $1150 Two recruit volunteers. Must be WE PAY YOU IMPROVEMENT 2-bedroom apartments able to lift 25 pounds. wickedgoodlandscaping@ Email resumes to: Top Dollar For Your gmail.com WORCESTER available accounting@ AUTOS 508 499-3300 Greendale: 5 RM, 2BR, DOUGLAS One with hardwood floors Please send letter of mcclureengineers.com TRUCKS 1BA, 3rd fl, Deleaded throughout interest to: Or TRACTORS 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom One with wall-to-wall $750 Apartments Available A. Bellows 508-867-2564 carpeting Tri-Valley, Inc. HouseworksRealty.com Prices start at $845/month. Off-street parking 413-262-5082 OOLS PAS 508-867-0903 Includes heat, hot water, Washer/dryer hook-up 10 Mill Street $1 PAINTING 481 P /S A/C, pool, fitness center Bright, clean and spacious Dudley, MA 01571 Help Wanted Interior/ & children’s program. or email to: Part-time Off street parking. $700-$750 per month Exterior Call (508)476-3777 [email protected] Bakers Helper 18 FT. Call 774-258-0147 AA/EOE Mornings/Afternoons Power Washing & Weekends ABOVE GROUND Spencer Experienced preferred Carpentry POOL Spencer DOUGLAS 2 Bedroom Townhouse. • FREE ESTIMATES • Used only one season! Attractive One orTwo- Gas Heat & Hot Water, Contact: • FULLY Insured • Apartment for Rent Electric Appliances, Moving must sell. Bedroom Apartment, 3 bedrooms, 2nd floor, Francesco’s • Reasonable Rates • Everything included Appliances, Hookups. No Pets. Italian Bakery washer/dryer hook-ups Rich O’Brien W/D Hookup Available Available June 1st 14 Powerstation Rd $1300.00 Modern, Bright, First & Last Charlton City Painting Quiet Country Setting. $765 per month 28 Years Of Experience Or Best Offer Directly Off Route 9. $1000/month Call 508-796-5192 First & Security Security Deposit ($500) 508-248-9900 508-248-7314 Visit Our Website Call: 508-886-4312 Ask for Frank Leave Message www.spencercondos.com 508 476-2699 JUNE 12, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 5

505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 525 HOUSES FOR RENT 535 HOUSING WANTED 546 CEMETERY LOTS 575 VACATION RENTALS 575 VACATION RENTALS 575 VACATION RENTALS RENT RENT NEEDED: WORCESTER COUNTY HOUSE MEMORIAL PARK CAPE COD SPENCER FOR RENT looking for a room to live in Paxton, MA South Dennis, MA CAPE COD TIME around the Brooklyn to 2-grave-plot Hampton 3-BEDROOM DUPLEX WHITINSVILLE Woodstock, CT area for a ************* SHARE FOR SALE HOUSE ~Sutton~ Section Heritage 1 Prime Weeks Available 2 Bedroom, Cape with 63 yr old man. Asking $3,250 Edgewater Beach Resort Washer/dryer 1st floor, Also needed: a barn or Memorial Day Weekend - 95 Chase Avenue Beach: Large private backyard cathedral ceilings Call 413-245-4340 3 nights $375 stove, refrigerator, 1 bedroom. den. garage area for storage Email: [email protected] Dennisport, MA 02639 Cottage and $950/month gas heat, parking, coin-op. kitchen, living room, Across the street First and last No pets. 860 230-7438 6/1-6/8; 6/8-6/15 - $875/wk from the water Credit check laundry Suites Convenient to major routes. furnished /unfurnished Worcester County Studio (Unit 706) Sleeps 3-8. 200 feet to 774-276-1974 Scenic road, 545 LAND/LOTS 6/29-7/6; 7/27-8/3; 8/3- Fixed week 33 (August) beach, located behind Memorial Park 8/10; 8/24-8/31 - $975/wk $795 4 miles from 146/395 Paxton, MA Deeded rights Ashworth hotel. Private plus utilities. Waterfront Lot $9,000 Firm yard, with grill and tables. Call 508-234-7930 Applications being taken Brimfield PLOT FOR SALE 508-347-3145 Great family area TWO No Smoking 1 1/2 Mile Lake 667B and rates. No Pets Beautiful RV Resort Graves 1 and 2 in Call 603-926-1867 APARTMENTS First/Last/Security $1950.00 Garden of Heritage 2 $1150/mo Value $6500 IN SOUTHBRIDGE 510 Asking $4200 4 rooms 508-865-4656 Other lots available RV in Co-op Park COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS Washer/dryer hook-ups Starting at Call Lorraine $30,000 Stove & refrigerator $123/per month 508-789-8188 Garage SPACE FOR SPENCER 508-989-8165 Woodstock, CT Great location Worcester County RENT LAKEFRONT YEAR 546 CEMETERY LOTS On dead end street, NO Pets WEBSTER ROUND RENTAL Memorial Park very clean 3 bedrooms NO Smoking Newly renovated CEMETERY PLOTS Paxton, MA (dbl, queen, 2 twins), 1 bath, GREAT SUMMER 508-765-0322 6500 sq. ft. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath Worcester County full kitchen w/ micro, Cement floor, office, Appliances, W/D hookup, Memorial Park Garden of Heritage washer/dryer, 3 TV's RETREAT 2 loading docks, Parking, private dock (1) Grave w/cable, screened porch w/ $30,000.00 NO PETS, NO SMOKING Paxton, MA #121D plot 2 gas grill, outdoor shower. 3-phase power Garden of Gospels Meadowside Webster $2400/month Close to golf, bike trail, First & Last 1 Plot #150 Asking $2,800 playground, tennis, of Woodstock, CT 1 Bedroom 2 grave sites shopping, restaurants, Efficiency Apartment $1350/month Call: 508-476-1621 is a cooperative seasonal 6500 sq. ft. Security/ $1000 theater, flea market, 10 min. campground offering 100 Seasonal campsite Stove, Refrigerator, 3rd floor with Current Value $9200 drive from bay & owner owned sites, a lagre Meadowside of Woodstock, Rubbish large elevator WORCESTER COUNTY ocean side beaches. New Rugs Call 508-885-7376 Asking $3800 pool, fishing pond, mini golf Own your own lot. Very clean and bright MEMORIAL PARKS Trailer with add-ons which Off-Street Parking. Reasonable Call Jan at 508-865-1583 course, laundry, 386-576-6663 Two grave plots: sm. rec room, and pavilion. contain large family room, Leave message Valor I {#291 unit A, after 6 pm or $575/Month email [email protected] Season runs from two bedrooms, dining room, First & Last 3500 sq. ft. 530 HOUSES FOR SALE graves 1 and 2} screened porch, vinyl siding, Drive in ground level for photos and more info. April 15-October 15. Current value $8200.00 large shed, outdoor fire pit, Cement floors with office Double Burial Plot Offered: $5,850.00 Weekly pump out is included Webster and 3-phase power Includes bronze marker in 508-499-7957 in annual fee which runs mostly furnished. 3 Bedroom For Sale Hillsboro memorial Gardens [email protected] from $990.00 to $1320.00 Park ammenities: large Stove, Refrigerator, 3600 sq. ft. 315 sq ft Cottage Brandon, Florida 33511 per season depending on swimming pool, rec hall. Rubbish Loading dock $3,800 when you pay pavilion, mini golf, bocci, Off-Street Parking. in Narragansett, RI WORCESTER COUNTY Very secure Located 1200 ft from state your assessment. horseshoes, fish pond, MEMORIAL PARK playground-low yearly $1500/month beach on lease land Call: 774-289-3622 Paxton, MA Cape Cod $800/Month maintenance fees. First & Last in private area. Garden of Gospels This Unit#58 has a wonderful 3600 sq. ft. Open May to mid October. Double 1 plot (#85) Dennisport site placement with a back Call: 508-943-5084 Cold storage Newly renovated with 2 grave sites Clean 2 Bedroom yard to house car and shed Rte.25 197, Cheap most contents included Cemetery Lot $4,000.00 with rock garden and front Woodstock, CT photos available In All Faith Swedish 774-200-1194 Cottage yard for nice lawn, small fish Unit #5 Call owner $48,000 Cemetery, Worcester, MA. pond and more flowers. [email protected] Lot #119 Section I Cable TV. Close To WEBSTER 508-753-3670 Beaches, Golf, Bike Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 772-233-1555 3 Bedroom or call 550 MOBILE HOMES trailer with two slide outs, $1,400 Trail, Shopping, 2nd floor Apartment 860-928-6103 Brookfield Restaurants and screened porch (8x29) and $750/Month Call: 508-867-8350 Nanatomqua Mobile Amusements. front deck (8x16) all built in Home Park (55+) 1997. Unit has been com- SACO, MAINE 525 HOUSES FOR RENT Sorry, No Pets. 2 Bedroom PINE GROVE Mobile Home For Sale. Large Private Lot. pletely redecorated to include 2 different houses, both WALES Two Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. Great For Children! ceiling fans, carpeting, floor- steps from the beach, quaint 1st floor Apartment WEBSTER LAKE CEMETERY Large Kitchen & Living ing and paint, has lots of neighborhood. 3-bedroom cottage rental 28 Woodland Heights $650/Month Whitinsville, MA Room. Screen Porch ••••••••• storage and comes Minutes from Old Orchard. from September - May 1BR/1BA Single Family 2 plots for sale & Carport. 3 bedrooms each Appliances, 6 family building No pets. no smoking Hardwood Floors Yew Ave. section $595 A Week completely furnished. Park Rent $120/Month 25 Rte 197 $1400-$2600. laundry in basement, Lease Option or Hot tubs, sunroom, views. Includes Taxes, Water, See Craigs List off street parking, No Pets, Cash Discount Asking $2400.00 Sewerage, Trash and Road 508-280-7577 Park and walk to everything Call 860-617-1113 for more pictures First, Last & Security. for details Valued at $3000.00 Maintenance [email protected] No pets 508-864-6285 $1500 DN, $535/mo CALL FOR PRICE [email protected] 877-499-8065 508-476-3875 774-262-7307 Call 508-864-3008 HOME Spring Cleaning and Spring Pest Proofing Go Hand in Hand

NewsUSA Association (NPMA), what tions of a building. homeowners can expect to see • Keep mulch at least 15 inch- As the ritual of spring this season depends largely es from your home’s founda- cleaning nears with every on where they live and local tion. slightly warmer and longer weather conditions. “People • Seal cracks along the bottom day, many homeowners will who experienced milder win- of the structure. look to home organizational ters are likely to see an early • Keep tree branches and trends to kick start their list arrival of spring pests, since plants trimmed back from the of projects. No matter which last year was one of the house. trends homeowners choose to warmest winters on record • Screen windows and doors. take charge of their houses, and pests across the country Remove food: it’s important to ensure that emerged weeks, and even • Keep trash containers clean any home care initiatives months, early,” said and sealed. include pest prevention prac- Henriksen. “Those who expe- • Don’t allow dirty dishes to tices. Spring is a particularly rienced wet winters may have accumulate in the sink. crucial time to take proactive lingering moisture that may • Wipe counters and vacuum measures to pest-proof as the be creating pest-friendly envi- floors regularly. season’s warmer weather ronments within their • Remove remaining food serves as a wake-up call to a homes.” after your pet is done eating. myriad of home-invading In addition to minimizing Remove water: pests. clutter and organizing pantry • Check under sinks for pud- Some of the most common shelves this spring, the dles, and fix any leaks or pests emerging in the spring NPMA suggests these impor- drips. are termites, ants (especially tant steps to prevent pests • Use a dehumidifier for damp odorous house ants, pave- from feeling welcome in your basements and crawl spaces. ment ants and carpenter home. For other pest-proofing ants), springtails, cockroach- Remove shelter: ideas to protect your home es and spiders. According to • Maintain a one-inch gap and property, visit www.pest- NewsUSA Missy Henriksen of the between soil and wood por- world.org. National Pest Management Cleaning kitchen counters and cabinets is a good way tokeep pests out of your home. How to Wash Dry-Clean-Only 5 Reasons to Go Smart in Your Home

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Enjoy the luxury of NewsUSA Complete with the latest tech- can adjust from anywhere. cleaning your favorite sweater accents, embroidery and remote function. That same nology, energy-saving fea- 5. Have fun. Technology dress or down comforter does- Many dry-clean-only garments can fibers. Instead, lay flat to dry technology that brings you tures and green living, any- can and should be fun. As you n’t have to be an inconve- be washed at home for less. on a white towel to avoid dis- security can bring you luxu- one can enter to win the incorporate technology into nience. It also doesn’t have to coloring. If the garment was ry. When you can control house at hgtv.com/smart- your home and connect appli- be expensive. hand washed, gently push out your home remotely, you • For delicate items that are home during the sweepstakes ances and devices electroni- Did you know women’s excess water using a towel eliminate everyday worries. machine washable, use a mesh period of April 11 through cally, you’ll marvel at the blouses cost twice as much to before laying it flat to dry. Roll If you become distracted bag designed for laundry. May 31. newfound freedoms you did- dry clean than men’s button- fabric between towels to dry as while filling the bathtub, Mesh bags help protect bras, But, in case you aren’t the n’t even realize you’d lost and down shirts? But, just by needed, but don’t twist or you’re covered — a Smart lingerie and fine fabrics. To lucky winner, Thomasson the functionality you didn’t using few tricks of the laun- wring out delicate clothing. 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720 CLASSICS 725 AUTOMOBILES 732 SPORTS UTILITY 740 MOTORCYCLES 745 RECREATIONAL 700 AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES FOR SALE 2004 BMW Z4 2006 HYUNDAI ‘99 HD 1955 FORD Black with red interior, XL SPORTSTER 1997 35’ 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 2.5L engine, 21,000 miles TISCON 2 door sedan, 1200 CUSTOM Holiday Ford 351 89,203 original miles ********** Excellent Condition $6000.00 $16,500 $8,599 Negotiable Windsor Motor 508-282-2884 Many Extras Vacationer Car is all original, Sunroof, Must be seen, like new Chevy 454 engine, 58,000 $150 needs paint, cruise control, 14 K miles new brake lines and heated seats, miles, (6) Michelin tires, 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 760 VANS/TRUCKS gas lines. heated windshield, queen bed, (2) TVs, Onan Rebuilt C6 Can be seen in 2004 FORD E250 heated mirrors, 508-835-3609 7.0 generator, backup 2005 JAYCO 3/4 ton CHEVY Transmission with Sturbridge, MA Customized fold down back seats, camera, (2) new batteries, JAYFLIGHT 29 FBS SILVERADO Transfer Case Handicapped Van cargo cover, hydraulic leveling jacks, 813-389-1021 Power Ramp, TV w/DVD. CAMPER 4-wheel drive, 1986 $200 power everything many extras, Selling for parts ask for Butch Power windows, mirrors, ****************** Harley Davidson Bunkhouse in rear, Queen and seats. excellent condition. bed in front. Table and For sale CALL 508-943-8490 2012 FLHTK $18,000 $600 Firm 1952 Chevy Power New tires, brakes for test drive! couch fold out into double Train 1986 CORVETTE and shocks. Electra Glide Call: 508-892-4102 beds. Excellent condition. Call Mike 508 832-2566 $200 Totally customized interior. Limited Full slide-out. Stove, micro, Please leave message 350-AUTOMATIC MUCH MORE! 2007 stand-up separate shower, 34,000 miles 2011 518 miles, radio, cable, awning, surround 1987 GMC Parts 79K original miles Excellent condition, Bass Tracker heated handle bars. MOTORHOME sound, etc. Nice chrome front Removable top, black with Speakers in passenger seat. 31 ft. Class “C” tan interior 508-797-2206 Pro 165 w/trailer Asking $23,000 $12,000 OBO 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT bumper, heater core, New wheels 40hp motor has only 8 hours 508-278-6625 Itasca Impulse misc. $7,900 or B.O. 11.5 ft. slideout queen bed 508-400-2073 $11,000 Owners are Uxbridge MA MID SEASON DEAL 508-764-7193 2004 Pontiac GTO non-smokers/ Michigan Chevy 283 & 327 Torrid red with black leather 2011 have no pets Backhoe crankshafts UTOMOBILES interior, 5.7L LS1 V8, 2006 Suzuki Only 14,136 miles LAKESIDE 725 A Polaris ATV-II Many extras Payloader automatic transmission, 5PM, PPC, Camo Boulevard 73,000 miles. RV RESORT Diesel, Runs Good Call: 508-892-8481 1997 Ford Explorer 30 hours. Grey, VL800K, great bike, Needs minor part to run Asking $55,000.00 Own RV lot $9997 mint condition, under 2,200 Serious buyers call for less than renting Invested $4000. in one year Asking $10,900 Paid $9,000 miles (always garaged). Chevy Box Truck Asking $7,000 508-320-2944 Developers final phase Call: 508-949-1816 Shield, saddle bags, and All Lots 50% off UPS-Style 720 CLASSICS sissy bar. Take it away for only 2007 Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool, $3500 508-278-6625 $1500.00 MOTORHOME Activity Center John Deere 774 452-3613 2005 FORD FOCUS $5,500 White Hatchback in excellent Must See! 31 ft. Class “C” 508 989-8165 Skidloader condition. Great Gas Mileage, Itasca Impulse Needs Motor Work **1983 Classic** 1997 MERCURY Good first car WOMAN’S 21 SPD, Call: 774-329-9160 11.5 ft. slideout queen bed 760 VANS/TRUCKS Mercedes Benz SABLE 26” BIKE Owners are Let’s Talk, Make 300 TD 4 door, tan $5000 or B/O Excellent condition non-smokers/ An Offer! 132,000 miles Call 508 885-9962 Asking $225 (negotiable) MOTORCYCLE have no pets 1992 GMC Call (508)347-7300 Turbo Diesel 300V6 Call 860-779-9097 2004 Yamaha Only 14,136 miles Diesel Truck Excellent Leather Interior Runs excellent V Star 1100 Many extrass UPS Truck-Style, Runs Excellent 4 new tires, battery 2008 Nissan Versa Aluminum Grumman Body, 105,000 miles $1,200 or best offer Classic Asking $58,000.00 Hatchback OTORCYCLES Shelves. Rebuilt 767 VEHICLES WANTED New Tires Call 508-713-3066 or 740 M Excellent condition, must be Serious buyers call Transmission/Motor, Silver, 4 door, 74,000 miles. 508-320-2944 Asking $2300 508-779-0194 In excellent condition, seen to be appreciated. New Fuel Tank, Radiator, ************************ Like new, well kept Steering Box. Dual Wheels, one owner! 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS Call for more info 1998 FORD 1996 HARLEY 11’ Area Behind Seats ANTIQUE AUTO 508-779-0194 WINDSTAR $7,995 DAVIDSON Asking $5,000 1994 Damon Excellent Condition Call: 508-347-5179 14,100GVWR PARTS NEEDED Mileage: 122486 883 SPORTSTER Escaper 32’ Fifth 1937-1960 Blue Book Value $2,985.00 Call: 774-217-8057 or Call 5pm-8:30pm Low miles 508-867-6546 Car and truck sheet metal Good condition, or email: $4,000 774-230-5924 Wheel Camper trim and exterior parts only 1963 Ford well maintained [email protected] 774-402-4624 Great condition, real clean! No mechanical parts Freedom Lift New tires, custom order whatsoever Fairlane 500 Scooter Lift installed deluxe queen size bed Also 1949-1951 Mercury Rebuilt 260 V8, new 7/13/2011 745 RECREATIONAL and microwave. 2002 GMC trim and sheet metal automatic transmission, Purchase price $3,795.00 VEHICLES Everything works! 978-760-3453 floors and interior. New dual 2010 1998 Yamaha Sierra SLT 1500, Z71 off road exhaust, paint and chrome Asking $5,000 PONTIAC VIBE VStar 650 1987 CLASSIC $5,000 good. (Toyota Matrix) Black Call: 508-335-2747 package. Extended cab, Onstar, 5.3 liter V8, new $8,400 OBO Call 508-248-7930 4-door, 5-speed, FWD, Low Milage CHEVY TIOGA Will consider trades and cash Silver, 35 MPG, 99K $1835.00 ARROW 23-FT. 2003 WINNEBAGO Mastercraft tires. Leave message Excellent condition 224,000 miles Vehicle Needed!! Call Chuck: 774-232-2999 If anyone has a car that 508-248-5928 $8,495.00 or BO MOTORHOME ITASCA SUNOVA 508-208-6042 Physically and mechanically runs and can get a sticker 2001 in good condition MOTORHOME $6,000 OBO and they want to donate it Many new 28 ft., Class A Call: 774-922-2098 to an old man that needs a DODGE 2500 mechanical updates 15,000 miles car to get to the stores. 1976 MGB 4-wheel drive w/plow ‘53 Chevy 2 Motorcycles Motor is a 350, 5.7 with K & Queen-size bed Let him know he may be 138,000 miles 2002 White Roadster Pick-up 3100 For Sale gas mileage per gallon, 11.5 1 slide-out willing to give you some- Needs transmission work to 12 depending on Hydraulic leveling jacks Chevy Van thing for the car. Rounded windows. 2007 Roadstar Onan generator Convertible $3500 how you drive Express 2500 Exterior bodywork newly Engine re-done. Warrior- Back-up camera Here is his number!! redone, 85,000 miles, comes Asking $6,500, price is firm Non-smoking, no pets 1998 Metallic Gray, VERY LOW Excellent condition Call: 508-764-0594 with cover. VOLVO V70 $24,000 MILES, Samson Ground Best Offer 508-278-6625 Pounders, Very Clean. 508-867-6124 Asking $30,000 Call: 774-482-0408 $5,000 OBO WAGON $7,000 OBO anytime, Call: 508-414-7574 Automatic best time 8-10 a.m. 508-943-5958 $1000 2004 We Buy Junk AWD 2003 BUICK 2008 Yamaha or 4:30-8 p.m. FZ6- NISSAN TITAN Cars 860-377-5742 RENDEZVOUS Crew Cab w/Off-Road and ‘87 OLDS 600CC, Royal Blue, VERY 33’ Rockwood CUTLASS Mileage: 87,407 LOW MILES, Very Clean, Tow Package. 2002 Loaded, all electric, heated Slider Guards. Trailer One owner SUPREME leather seats/mirrors, cruze, $5,200 OBO with Double Lot in Brimfield Truck runs like new w/442 package Chevy Impala parkaid, moonroof, 3-row Used 6 times Never off-road or plowed Moon roof, air, 6 disc CD player, Runs good, but needs some seating, rear liftgate Largest Lot on site All service records Good tires TLC Silver 120,000 miles One owner Call: 908-242-2016 Own for life Flowmaster exhausts Runs great, looks great Very good condition or email: Deep water blue Call Us At: Real clean V8 307 211K highway miles $5500 Asking $2500 Asking $6,000 [email protected] $30,000 774-262-9409 $6995.00 or b/o 774-230-8586 774-239-1674 Call 508 278-6304 Call 508 892-8027 508-208-6042 $$$ How to Have a Lush Lawn in Shining Light on Top 5 Myths About Solar Energy NewsUSA sunshine to Across the produce elec- U.S., home solar tricity. Extreme Heat and Drought installations Germany, are on the rise. the country In 2012, home- with the NewsUSA owners most installed installed According to reports, last enough residen- solar capaci- year’s lack of rainfall, com- tial solar panels ty world- bined with the blistering heat, to power the wide, counts caused a moderate to severe equivalent of on solar irra- drought that affected up to 63.5 almost 24,000 diation com- percent of the contiguous U.S. homes. parable to It may have been the worst Despite its Seattle’s. heat and drought Americans growing popu- Myth 3: All have experienced in nearly 50 larity, solar solar panels years. technology are created But will the severity of remains unfa- NewsUSA equal. 2012’s dryness repeat itself ? Consumers miliar to many Get the facts about solar energy for residential use. Will this be the “new summer Americans. As should be norm” that farmers and renewable ener- aware that homeowners alike should differences in quality and workmanship can NewsUSA gy becomes a mainstay topic for the nation’s expect? If watering restric- curb the amount of energy produced. Be wary What do you use to keep your lawn green? partisan political debates, consumers may tions once again go into effect, struggle to separate the facts about solar ener- of solar panels manufactured in poorly regu- is there anything a homeown- gy from common misconceptions. lated factories with questionable quality-con- and healthy. In fact, according shade. er can do to have a lawn that Here are the realities behind five common trol, labor and environmental practices. to spokesman John Ridgway “After you plant the freshly doesn’t turn into the color and solar myths: Instead, look for home solar panels from a rep- of Zoysia Farm Nurseries in harvested Zoysia plugs,” said consistency of straw? Myth 1: Solar is a new, unproven technology. utable manufacturer, which can guarantee the Taneytown, Md., “The hotter Ridgway, “an amazing thing Relief is on the way. At the Solar technology roots reach as far back as highest power production and stand behind a it gets, the better it grows.” starts to happen. It actually Zoysia Farms Nurseries in 1885, when Charles Fritts built the first solar 25-year warranty. For homeowners plagued by grows differently than ordi- Maryland, a lawn grass called cell using selenium. In 1954, researchers at Bell Myth 4: Solar panels are unattractive. To high water bills, continuing nary grass because it sends Amazoy Zoysia has been pro- Labs harnessed the photoelectric effect on sili- meet customer demand for attractive installa- drought conditions, blazing out runners or stolons that duced that will not only with- con, setting the course for modern solar tech- tions, a few companies now offer true-black heat and little time available expand sideways rather than stand extreme heat and nology. Since then, solar has powered space solar panels, designed to blend well with resi- for lawn maintenance, growing tall.” drought, it will actually thrive. exploration, oil derricks, cellular networks and dential rooftops. The panels are made from the Amazoy Zoysia has turned out No one can predict whether Amazoy Zoysia is very dif- grid-tied businesses and homes. most powerful solar cells available, meaning a to be a blessing. One added 2013 will see the repeat of ferent from the typical grass In particular, SolarWorld, the longest-stand- homeowner can produce more electricity with benefit is that the grass grows drought conditions in dozens planted from seed. It’s a lawn ing U.S. solar producer, has been manufactur- fewer panels. into a “thick, soft, weed-free of states across America. But grass planted with living ing solar panels since 1975. “We’ve been in busi- Myth 5: Solar is too expensive. Thanks to carpet that feels great in bare the signs of global warming plugs, which are harvested ness for more than 35 years, and we’ve never technological advances and attractive rebates, feet” without needing applica- continue to be ominous, and fresh from Zoysia farms and had a product recall,” said Kevin Kilkelly,pres- residential solar systems are more affordable tions of chemical fertilizers to the new “norm” might just then shipped to homeowners ident of SolarWorld Americas. than ever. In many parts of the U.S., homeown- feed the grass or kill weeds. turn out to mean bristly grass at the correct planting time, Myth 2: Solar only works in warm climates. ers can use financing programs to reduce So, it’s kid-friendly and pet- for millions of homeowners, depending on the area. While sunny states like California lead the U.S. upfront costs and spread payment over 20 or friendly, not to mention unless they plant Amazoy When lawns planted from in solar deployment, northern residents still more years. healthier for the environment. Zoysia. Learn more at seed get devastated by sum- have much to gain from installing residential For details on solar installation and financ- Plus, because of its thickness, www1.zoysiafarms.com. mer heat and lack of rain, solar panels. Just as people don’t require full ing, visit: www.solarworld.com/solarmyths. it’s perfect for high-traffic Amazoy Zoysia lawns actually sunshine to see, solar panels don’t require full thrive, remaining green, lush areas. It even grows in partial Aut motiveJUNE 12, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 7

2013 BMW X1 a Surprisingly Engaging Compact Sport Utility Vehicle at a Good Price

BY KEITH GRIFFIN

For some reason when tooling around for a week in the 2013 BMW X1, I kept thinking about a bit Steve Martin used to do when he would proclaim, "Let's get small." It got me thinking that BMW really does small extremely well. Its best vehi- cles – and this is not an opinion widely shared – are its smallest vehicles. In this instance, I consider the BMW 1 series the best small SUV on the market currently – and it has strong competition from vehicles like the Range Rover Evoque and the Audi Allroad, which technically isn't an SUV but seems like it fits in this class. In fact, this could be considered heresy, the BMW X1 is a perfect alternative to the BMW 3 series line- up, which itself in its current gener- ation is a pretty awesome vehicle. The simple fact is the X1 does every- thing the 3 series can do, plus pro- vide a good amount of space. Maybe one could consider this the 3 series for older folks who want the comfort of an SUV. It's all about the hip point measurements once you put a few years and a few pounds on. The 2013 BMW X1 is a great means for getting into a BMW, especially if you find the 3 series too confining. The BMW X1 has been a hit around the world before finally com- BMW was 24.7 mpg but I was driv- ing to the U.S. last fall. More than ing the all-wheel drive version that 275,000 were sold before it graced is rated at 22-mpg city and 33-mpg our shores, which means it's a new highway for a combined 26 mpg. model with a proven track record. Helping fuel efficiency are an Eco Judging by the number I've seen on Pro mode and the Auto Start-Stop the road, sales are going well. function that are available in the The BMW X1 sDrive28i and new BMW X1 sDrive28i and xDrive28i (all-wheel drive model) xDrive28i models. As BMW are both powered by BMW’s newest explains, "Eco Pro provides efficien- 2.0-liter TwinPower Turbo 4-cylin- cy-optimized driving with targeted der engine (N20). It produces 240 adjustments to the accelerator map- horsepower but the more impres- ping and the shift characteristics of sive number revolves around the the automatic transmission." In torque. The engine makes 260 lb. ft. other words, it knows the right bells at an incredibly low 1250 rpm. and whistles to push while cruising Merging on a highway will never be down the road. a problem. BMW says the two mod- The only downside to this engine? els are rated at 0-60 mph in 6.2 and Premium gasoline is recommended 6.3 seconds. Those are impressive for the best efficiency.It's difficult to numbers for a 4-cylinder engine. pay that extra 20 cents at the pump Interior space is good inside the 2013 BMW X1 – as well as pleasing to look at. But – and for once this is a positive for a vehicle that costs $30,800 to for the front seats, standard interior VITAL STATISTICS but – the fuel economy numbers for start, including $895 destination. this kind of performance are pretty equipment includes side curtain Wheelbase: 108.7 inches That's a great price to pay for head airbags for both rows of seats, Length: 176.5 inches strong. The X1 is rated at 24-mpg BMW's engineering, though, so the city and 34-mpg highway for a com- three-point inertia-reel seat belts on Width: 70.8 inches pain at the pump might be lessened all seats, belt latch limiters and belt Height: 60.8 inches bined 28 mpg. My fuel economy for a somewhat. week in the model loaned to me by latch tensioners in the front and Curb weight: 3527 lbs. As well as front and side airbags ISOFIX child seat mounts in the Engine: 2.0-liter, inline four- rear. All restraint systems are con- cylinder engine trolled by a central electronic sys- Horsepower: 240 @ 5000 rpm tem. Immediately after its market Torque: 260 lb. ft. @ 1250 rpm launch, the BMW X1 was awarded EPA estimated mpg city/high- the maximum 5-star rating in the way: 22/33 (all-wheel drive) Euro NCAP crash test. Base price: $30,800 The BMW X1 has a surprisingly As-tested price: $32,500 roomy interior for a vehicle its size. Also consider: (a comparative Would four six-footers be comfort- vehicle) Range Rover Evoque, able on a long drive? Probably not Audi Allroad, Acura RDX but a family of four is going to find this vehicle inviting, especially if mom and dad enjoy spirited per- formance wrapped up in an SUV's clothing. (I don't use BMW's acronym which is SAV or Sport Activity Vehicle.) Get the feeling I'm sold on this vehicle? It's one of my Top 5 in the Auto Review last year – and I'm not an automatic fan of all things BMW.(Don't get me started on the 6 series.) This is truly a great entry-level choice for those wanting to move up to a BMW.

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(NAPS) er quality of life. MEDICALLY MEANING- symptom of children with There’s good news for The pain medicine team FUL VIDEO GAMES chronic pain. children who experience has incorporated new inter- Finally, state-of-the-art active video games that dis- The video games were teleconference and telemed- chronic pain. A new developed jointly between approach to pain care will tract patients from their icine technology allows the pain, while also collecting Interface Media Group and pain medicine experts at finally offer relief for young the Pain Medicine Initiative patients and their families. important data about their Children’s National to help movements and response to of the Sheikh Zayed diagnose and treat patients It’s estimated that 25 to 46 Institute for Pediatric percent of children and treatment. According to beyond Washington, D.C., Sarah Rebstock, M.D., Ph.D., Surgical Innovation at and around the world. teens experience chronic Children’s National. The pain: serious pain on a daily Clinical Director of the Pain Medicine Program and a games take patients through INNOVATION IN basis over the course of a series of exercises and RESEARCH three months or more. Most Principal Investigator of the Sheikh Zayed Institute, activities based on current children and teens who seek physical therapy tech- The Pain Medicine Care help see, on average, four to these “medically meaning- Complex is part of the ful” video games provide niques. Some of the games five medical specialists—or create the feeling of being in Sheikh Zayed Institute for even more—plus have multi- digital medical data collec- Pediatric Surgical tion for the first time ever, a futuristic Olympic sports ple, expensive tests without event. Others, designed for Innovation at Children’s answers for why they hurt, which enables better short- National in Washington, term pain management and very young children, create before they find the care the feeling of painting large D.C. The Institute was they need. All of this adds long-term research. The pictures. The interactive launched in 2009 with a gift A new multidisciplinary approach to pediatric pain management is up to lost school days and games are based on proven aspect of the games from the government of said to help patients achieve a higher quality of life. lost workdays for their par- physical therapy activities Abu Dhabi on behalf of the and help patients build their includes proprietary soft- ents, which can create sig- ware that gathers patient people. This was the largest nificant financial burdens range of motion. gift ever given for innova- Additionally, when it comes data to track improved on families. range of motion. tion in pediatric surgery. to treating pain, the Pain The Institute conducts A NEW APPROACH Medicine Care Complex tai- The Pain Medicine Care Tips On research that will help chil- lors treatments based on the Complex also includes a To help ease pain for chil- dren all over the world, and unique needs of each high-tech, interactive POD dren, the Pain Medicine is specifically dedicated to patient. These treatments bed designed by interior Care Complex at Children’s making surgery more pre- can include traditional pain designer Alberto Frias, Managing National Medical Center in cise, less invasive and pain medicines when appropri- which serves as a biofeed- Washington, D.C., has devel- free. ate or complementary thera- back environment for the oped an innovative, multi- To learn more, visit pies including psychological patient. The POD bed disciplinary approach to reduces anxiety and tension www.ChildrensNational.org support, acupuncture, mas- /InnovationInstitute. Chronic Pain addressing pain that is help- sage and biofeedback. for patients, a common ing patients achieve a high- Caring For A Loved One Who Is Far Away

(NAPS) right now, but we know we can call her Following her father’s life-threaten- at any time,” Stritch added. ing fall, Peggy Stritch placed a call to Solutions for Caregivers her company’s employee assistance “un?der?stands what you are going program. through. They become a trusted advis- After being connected with Kathryn, er through some very personal and a representative from Solutions for critical family issues. When some- Caregivers, Stritch was immediately thing like this happens, you are immo- reassured that she would have access bilized, and Kathryn helped me get to to the right care planning and care the next step so I could move forward.” coordination services for her father, The resource helped put Stritch at who suffers from Parkinson’s disease ease by helping her find ways to and lives several hours away from her. address her father’s health needs. With Kathryn’s assistance, “Dad went “This is a tremendous resource that Chronic pain can be a symptom of a more serious condition. from the hospital to transitional care, many employees don’t know about. If That’s why it’s important to confer with a specialist. where he received the help he needed. they don’t know about it, they need “Even though we are far away, to,” Peggy added. (NAPS) Kathryn was on the phone with us two Solutions for Caregivers provides There’s hopeful news for those who experience chron- to three hours a day, every day,” Peggy care planning and care coordination ic pain. There are practical steps they can take to find said. “She sent us weekly e-mails on services designed to support the over- relief. his progress.” In addition, “Kathryn all well-being of the person receiving The Cost Of Chronic Pain has helped us better understand the care and help alleviate stress for you Left untreated, chronic pain can cause anxiety,depres- trajectory of Dad’s Parkinson’s dis- and your family.Services are available sion, insomnia, reduced mobility and a decreased quali- ease—what is going to happen and If a loved one needs help while far away, in all 50 states and can be tailored to ty of life. how we can navigate it with him. both of you can still get the support you your needs. It is also a public health issue. It’s estimated that “She has been with our family since need. You can learn more at www. chronic pain costs the U.S. $635 billion a year, in terms of his fall. We don’t talk with her as much WhatIsSolutionsForCaregivers. com or by calling (877) 765-4473. treatment and lost productivity. Managing the Problem The physicians at Pain Management and Injury Relief (PMIR) Medical Center suggest that if you experience chronic pain, it’s wise to visit a pain management spe- Growing Bones Need Vitamin D cialist. Pain specialists are trained to diagnose the underlying cause of your pain, which may be a symptom of a more child-friendly forms, such as innovative pediatric special- serious or life-threatening condition, and treat the pain gummy vitamins or liquid ty care, world-class research with innovative and noninvasive procedures. and in children’s multivita- and outstanding medical They also contend that the sooner you act, the better. mins with 60 to 400 IU of education. The nonprofit That’s because the longer you wait, the more difficult it vitamin D. Just remember, organization’s 22 facilities can be to treat the pain effectively. taking several multivita- in North America provide Get Educated mins a day to get more vita- advanced care for children It’s important to educate yourself while seeking treat- min D is not wise, as too with orthopaedic condi- ment. For instance, at PMIR’s website, patients can much of other vitamins can tions, burns, spinal cord access an interactive pain checker. be harmful. injuries, and cleft lip and The online graphic provides information on the condi- palate. tions associated with different parts of the body that HELP A CHILD YOU To refer a patient to may be causing the pain and the treatment options avail- KNOW Shriners Hospitals for able. Children, call (800) 237-5055. Children with muscu- To learn more, visit www.paininjuryrelief.com or call You can also e-mail patien- loskeletal problems can get 855-764-7633. help at Shriners Hospitals [email protected] to get a referral started. Vitamin D is essential to the body’s ability to build and maintain for Children. They change healthy muscles and bones. lives every day through

(NAPS) reasons: Children need vitamin D • Decreased outdoor activ- Avoid The High Cost Of Hearing Loss for strong bones and mus- ities cles. While some can be • Constant use of sun- (NAPS) sion and anxiety.” screen while outside found in food, the nutrient is Hearing loss is one of the leading PROTECTION IS KEY mostly made by your body • Limited availability of public health concerns, impacting an when your skin is exposed to vitamin D–rich foods. It’s estimated 17 percent of American The good news is that noise-induced sunlight. A vitamin D defi- found in fish such as salmon adults. Despite this fact, most insur- hearing loss is 100 percent preventable. ciency can hurt a child’s and in cod liver oil and forti- ance policies cover only a portion of People can significantly reduce their musculoskeletal system, fied foods such as milk, hearing impairment costs, and govern- noise exposure by wearing hearing according to the U.S. Bone breakfast cereals and some ment-sponsored health programs like protection, avoiding repeated exposure and Joint Initiative. brands of juice, yogurt or Medicare offer little to no coverage at to loud noises, and participating in “A vitamin D deficiency in margarine. You want to look all. hearing loss prevention programs at growing children can keep for foods with a Daily Value A recent industry survey cited by the work. their bones from growing (DV) of 20 percent or more. National Institutes of Health revealed To address this growing concern, 3M straight or it can make A good diet is important but that, on average, Americans pay recently launched the Hearing Pledge. bones too weak to support a it may not be enough. $1,182?$2,786 per hearing aid—70 per- The Hearing Pledge is an awareness cent of those with hearing loss require campaign aimed at providing educa- child’s body weight, result- WHAT TO DO ing in broken bones,” two devices. As hearing aids must be Noise-induced hearing loss is irreversible and tion on the risks associated with expo- costly—and not just to your pocketbook, but sure to excessive noise and encourages explained Ellen Raney,M.D., To help, the American replaced every four to six years, a per- more importantly, to your overall well-being. visitors to commit to using proper of Shriners Hospitals for Academy of Pediatrics rec- son may spend tens of thousands of dollars within his or her lifetime. This hearing protection, both at work and at Children—Portland. ommends a daily intake of factor is one reason fewer than 20 per- home. The site provides educational 400 IU a day of vitamin D SYMPTOMS cent of adults with hearing im–pair- “Too many people are losing their materials and re–sources for individu- during the first year of life ment seek help for their condition. hearing because of noise exposure,” als and businesses interested in imple- Severe vitamin D deficien- beginning in the first few says Dr. Laurie Wells, an audiologist in menting hearing protection initiatives. cy is becoming prevalent, days of life. The Institute of HEARING LOSS FROM NOISE IS 3M’s hearing protection business. Individuals who commit to protecting however. Signs include Medicine says children and PREVENTABLE “Noise-induced hearing loss is irre- their hearing through the Hearing adolescents need a daily growth that’s severely stunt- Many cases of hearing loss are due versible and costly—and not just to Pledge are entered into a drawing for ed, arms and legs that don’t intake of at least 600 IU per to excessive noise. With power tools, your pocketbook, but more important- the chance to win an iPod, along with grow straight, and bones day. Your doctor can deter- motorcycles, movies, lawn mowers and ly, to your overall well-being. Hearing specially de–signed headphones with that are weak and easily bro- mine the correct amount of music players capable of producing loss negatively affects the most funda- audio-limiting technology. This is just ken. vitamin D for your children noise levels above 85 decibels (dB), mental need we have as humans: the one more incentive to protect your and what, if any, changes to there is no shortage of sounds that put ability to communicate with each hearing and avoid the costs associated WHY IT HAPPENS make to their diet. hearing at risk. Prolonged exposure to other. Evidence suggests that people with hearing loss. Fortunately, vitamin D is who suffer from hearing loss are less To learn more, visit www.hear ing- There are a number of noises louder than 85 dB can damage readily available by itself in your hearing permanently. social and more apt to report depres- pledge.com. SOUTHBRIDGE EVENING AUBURN NEWS NEWS BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE STURBRIDGE VILLAGER

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