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AUBURN ANNUAL ELECTION THURSDAY, MAY 20 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Michael Robidoux Robert Tatro Steven Simonian Jeffrey Lourie Daniel Carpenter A legend remembered Bouges says FRIENDS, FAMILY REFLECT ON LIFE OF ‘CHIEF’ BOUDREAU goodbye BY TERESA A. FRANCO Auburn Fire Department in NEWS STAFF WRITER 1935. He was a part-time fire AUBURN — Friends and fami- chief from 1965 until he retired ly remember former Auburn Fire in 1980. to school Chief John Boudreau as a “gen- Firefighter Kenny Holstrom, tleman” who always cared for who was appointed as an auxil- others. iary firefighter by Boudreau in On Friday, May 7, Boudreau September 1969, described the passed away after a battle with ill- former chief as “a true gentle- board ness following a heart attack a man.” few years ago. His condition “He was a firefighter’s fire BY TERESA A. FRANCO worsened in March until the time chief — easy to get along with, NEWS STAFF WRITER of his death. very strong man,” Holstrom File photos For more than 40 years, he was John Boudreau said. AUBURN — School Committee a conductor on the New York-New John Boudreau and his wife Mary pose for a picture members exchanged goodbyes to Haven Railroad and joined the back in February for an Auburn News story about being one of their own Monday, May 17. Turn To BOUDREAU, page A14 married for 73 years. Turn To BOURGES, page A17 A new lease on life AHS SENIOR DETERMINED TO DEFEAT CROHN’S DISEASE

BY TERESA A. FRANCO NEWS STAFF WRITER AUBURN — Days before the start of his senior year at Auburn High School last August, Vincent Astrella was Teresa A. Franco photo hooked up to IVs surrounded by his parents silently Auburn High School senior Vincent Astrella has been battling Crohn’s disease for more than a year, but has not let it stop him from achieving his goals. Turn To CROHN’S, page A14

CUTLINE: Courtesy photos At the top of her game Auburn native Nicholas Ranauro was recently accepted to the Juilliard School to study dance and choreography. For the past year he has been a trainee with the Boston Ballet and this summer he will perform in the GOLINSKI EARNS GODDARD Jacobs Pillow Dance Festival in the Berkshires. TEACHER OF THE YEAR HONORS Dancing down a dream

BY TERESA A. FRANCO NEWS STAFF WRITER AUBURN NATIVE CHOREOGRAPHING CAREER AUBURN — Being a teacher is not an easy task, but STRAIGHT TO THE TOP Goddard School teacher Pauline Golinski now has proof she is a master of the field. BY TERESA A. FRANCO junior year in high school to The Sturbridge resident recently received the NEWS STAFF WRITER study the fields at Walnut Hill National Teacher of the Year Award for the Goddard Teresa A. Franco photo School in Natick. Schools in the northeast region of the country.This is Goddard School Infant teacher Pauline Golinski comforts Nicholas Ranauro’s dedica- The decision proved to be a the fourth year in a row the Auburn Goddard School tion to dance and choreography wise one, because the 18-year-old has had a teacher receive the achievement. eight-month-old Crosby James Taylor in her classroom, Tuesday, May 11. Golinski was recently named the Teacher of is so deep, he left his friends and family in Auburn behind in his Turn To GOLINSKI, page A18 the Year for the Goddard Schools in the northeast region of Turn To DREAM, page A16 the country. E E CALENDAR...... A12 SURPRISE! BROOKS HURLER LABONTE OPINION ...... A6 HONORED AT IMPRESSIVE FOR SENIORS ...... A9 OBITUARIES ...... A12 BIRTHDAY PARTY PIONEERS SPORTS ...... A10-11 PAGE A3 PAGE A12 INSID 6 56525 10391 9 INSID 2 • THE AUBURN NEWS • Wednesday, May 19, 2010 E-mail scam hits home ALMANAC RESIDENTS WARNED OF CONTINUING THREATS QUOTE OF THE WEEK

HEAD: BY TERESA A. FRANCO dent did not end up send- senders. He said there are sometimes viruses “Be your own advocate … NEWS STAFF WRITER ing any money over. in these attachments that can hack a comput- Know your symptoms. Don’t AUBURN — According to local authorities, “There is very, very er system. In addition, if residents have wire- a scam has struck the town again, this time in little we can do to less networks, they should make sure they are overlook things that your the form of an e-mail. cover their funds secured so access isn’t open to everyone. body tells you — and don’t Police Det. Jeffrey Lourie said an Auburn once it goes Over the past few months, a couple scams of resident recently received an e-mail from a out- different kinds have occurred in town. In let it hold you back.” friend’s Yahoo e-mail address. In the e-mail, side February, an elderly resident received a call he said, the friend said he was vacationing in that they had won a Wal-mart lottery — even - Auburn High School senior London, England, and his wallet and passport the though they had never entered a contest. The Vincent Astrella, commenting on his were stolen when he was mugged at gunpoint. coun- scammer repeatedly called the resident say- struggle with Crohn’s disease and giving He said he needed several thousand dollars to try,” ing they were going to show up with a check, advice to people struggling with sickness. get back pay the hotel bill and get back home. Lourie but never came. Police were able to verify the In the e-mail, he asked for the money to be said. “It’s incident was in fact a scam and the traced the sent over to him in London. The friend then next to call to Kingston, Jamaica. In March, another said at the end of the e-mail he would pay the impossible scam happened to another elderly resident. OPEN TO CLOSE resident back. to get it They received a call from a man claiming he Finding the e-mail suspicious, Lourie said, back.” was a public defender and that their grandson the Auburn resident contacted his friend to If someone was arrested while on vacation in Quebec, AUBURN TOWN HALL find he was fine and home in the United receives a suspi- Canada, and needed bail money. The resident Board of Selectmen (832-7720) States. cious e-mail like this, Lourie said, they should then discovered that their grandson was safe Lourie said the incident is a new phishing investigate it further. He said they may even at home. Monday-Friday . . .8 a.m. to 4 p.m. scam. He said someone was able to infiltrate contact the police department for further If anyone receives any suspicious calls, e- Town Clerk (832-7701) the victim’s e-mail and gather the information assistance. mails or mail that they suspect may be a scam, Monday-Friday . . .8 a.m. to 4 p.m. needed to send out an e-mail to all his con- “We would much rather help people prior to they may contact the Auburn Police tacts. them becoming a victim,” Lourie said. Department Detective Bureau at 508-832-7738. AUBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY “This is something I’ve never seen before,” To protect from becoming a victim to this Teresa A. Franco may be reached at 508-909- (832-7790) Lourie said. type of attack, Lourie said residents should 4136 or e-mail her at tfranco@stonebridge- Fortunately, Lourie said, the Auburn resi- not open e-mail attachments from unknown press.com. Monday, Wednesday10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday . .9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Police officer injured during traffic stop Fridays ...... 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday ...... 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. AUBURN POLICE DEPARTMENT BY TERESA A. FRANCO opened the door and asked for and assault and battery on a ment detective bureau at 508-832- (832-7777) NEWS STAFF WRITER Dunkerly to come out of the vehi- police officer in addition to his 7738. AUBURN — An Auburn police cle. outstanding warrant for his fail- For emergencies, dial 911 officer suffered minor injuries Lourie said Dunkerly then put ure to appear in the East Teresa A. Franco may be AUBURN FIRE DEPARTMENT after being dragged by a vehicle the vehicle in drive and accelerat- Brookfield Court on Thursday, reached at 508-909-4136 or e-mail (832-7800) during a traffic stop early last ed quickly, causing Pocaro to be April 8. her at Saturday morning. dragged for a short distance. Anyone with any information [email protected]. Monday-Friday . . .8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Near 2 a.m. Saturday, May 14, Lourie said Pocaro was knocked may contact the police depart- For emergencies, dial 911 officer Bryan Pocaro stopped to the ground and ended up with a Michael J. Dunkerly, 22, whose few cuts and bruises. POST OFFICE last known address is 3 Holbrook Pocaro was then able to get into Road in Paxton, according to his cruiser and follow Dunkerly Auburn Post Office (01501) Detective Jeffrey Lourie. While on I-290, headed toward (508) 832-3560 Pocaro looked over Dunkerly’s Worcester, Lourie said. driver’s license, he noticed there Dunkerly’s car was traveling SCHOOLS was a warrant for his arrest more than 100 miles an hour, Benoits walk Auburn School District because he failed to appear for a Lourie said, so Pocaro had to stop (508) 832-7755 court date at East Brookfield chasing him. for hunger Court. 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AUBURN — Turning 90 years of age is worthy of cele- bration, and Ann Brooks had just that — but it came as a ACCCCUURRAACCYY WAATTCCHH surprise. A W On Thursday, May 13, a surprise party was held at the The Auburn News is committed to accu- Knights of Columbus on Central Street for Brooks, who spends her time volunteering within town at places like racy in all its news reports. Although Lorraine Gleick Nordgren Senior Center and the numerous safeguards are in place to ensure Auburn Life Care Center. accurate reporting, mistakes can occur. Friends and family of Brooks, along with local offi- Confirmed fact errors will be corrected at cials, gathered in the facility to celebrate her years. The the top right hand corner of page 3 in a event was orchestrated by Selectman Doreen Goodrich, timely manner. who prepared a large amount of food along with Robert If you find a mistake, call (508) 909- Tatro. 4142 during normal business hours. During non-business hours, leave a message in the editor’s voice mailbox. The editor will return your phone call.

PUBLIC MEETINGS Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed are retrieved in advance from multiple sources, including Town Hall and the Ann Brooks at her birthday party, shortly after being surprised. Internet. The Auburn News is not respon- sible for changes and cancellations.

SATURDAY, MAY 22

The Board of Health will meet at 8 a.m. at the Town Hall on Central Street.

MONDAY, MAY 24

The Board of Selectmen will meet at 7 p.m. in the Selectmen’s Meeting Room at the Town Hall on Central Street.

TUESDAY, MAY 25

Ann Brooks receives a hug from Worcester County Sheriff Guy Glodis. The Wind Turbine and Alternative Energy Committee will meet at 4:45 p.m. in the Planning Board Room at the Town Hall.

Ann Brooks stands next to the cake Selectman Doreen Goodrich made for her. Political Advertisement Vote For Stephen Pawlina Town Meeting Member Representing Precinct 2 Paid for by the committee Above and below: Ann Brooks chats with friends and family. to elect Stephen Pawlina

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BY TERESA A. FRANCO NEWS STAFF WRITER AUBURN — English literature and the sciences do not often cross paths, but several Auburn Middle School stu- dents proved the two are able to intertwine — and they have the awards to prove it. Twelve students from the middle school placed in the 22nd Annual Massachusetts Science Poetry Contest, which is sponsored by Boston College. The contest was open to students around the state from grades kindergarten through eighth grade and more than 50 schools participated. English teacher Sean Reid said his students from last year at Tantasqua entered the contest, so he decided to have his Auburn students give it a try. “It’s just a really cool project,” he said. “It’s interesting to combine English with science — it’s not necessarily a pair you see together.” Reid’s goal by having his students participate, he said, was to introduce them to poetry. “It snowballed into this wonderful thing,” he said. “It’s nice to see the students taking an interest in poetry.” Some of the winners said they thought writing poems about science would be difficult but then realized the two can mesh together well. “It sounded hard when we started, but after you thought about different topics in science you can really relate a lot to things like nature,” seventh grader winner Emily Parish said. “It wasn’t as hard as you think.” Parish’s poem, “Gone are the Woods” won third place in the Expressive category of the contest. The poem, Parish said, was about killing trees, which is an important issue to her. “I’m trying to raise awareness,” she said. Seventh graders Katie Palace and Lauren Papandrea took the comedy route with their poem “The Spotless Giraffe,” which placed first in the humorous category. “If you make poetry a little more fun you can express your feelings more,” Papandrea said. Teresa A. Franco photo Palace said participating in the contest made her see writ- ing in a different light. Seventh graders Emily Parish, Lauren Papandrea, Anjalee Gunaratnam and Katie Palace pose with their wining pieces for the 22nd Annual “I liked writing before but I think this gave me better Massachusetts Science Poetry Contest sponsored by Boston College. insight on how writing can change,” she said. Anjalee Gunaratnam won first for her illustration for her ple,” he said. received and honorable mention for her poem “Birds” in the poem, “Autumn.” However, she put just as much effort into The students agree that entering the contest and learning long poem category; seventh graders Gabrielle Terlizzi and her writing as she did with her drawing. about poetry in class altered their perceptions of poetry and Andrew Lier received third place in the cooperative catego- “I wanted my poem and picture to run together,” she said. that there are different types of poems. ry for their poem “Outside my Window”; for the illustration Her poem, she said, was about the circle of life regarding “I used to think poetry was all depressing,” Papandrea category, seventh grader Megan MacQuarrie won second for the season of autumn. said. “But when we wrote the poem it changed my view her poem “Nature’s Fury”; and Kaitlyn Chestna won third “Everything is dying but there is new life in the spring- point.” for her poem, “The Ocean.” time,” she said. The other Auburn Middle School winners for the contest Reid noted that the students did not enter the contest only were sixth grader Amanda Gomez for her poem “Neptune” Teresa A. Franco may be reached at 508-909-4136 or e-mail to win. He described the students as “extremely bright and that won third place for Best Foreign Language poem; sev- her at [email protected]. intelligent.” enth grader Jessica Petro won second place in humorous for “Poetry isn’t something that comes naturally to many peo- her poem “Classification”; seventh grader Ava Sargent NEWS BRIEF

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AUBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY: UPCOMING EVENTS • Kitchen Capers: Wednesday,May 19, 4:30 p.m. — A cooking class with story for children in grades 1-3. Come learn some simple story recipes. Space is limited; please call the Auburn Library at GraduationGraduation 20102010 508-832-7790 to register. • Craft Time: Friday, May 21, 4:30 p.m. — We’re making an edible craft. Space is limited; please call the Auburn Library at 508-832- 7790 to register. • Popcorn and Pages: Wednesday, May 26, 5 p.m. — For kids in grades 4 through 6. We will be discussing The Mysterious Don’t miss out.... Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart. Please join us for some fun. Reading the book is not required. Please call the Auburn Library at 508-832-7790 to register. • Home School Exhibit Fair: Friday, May 28, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. — Come discover what our local home schoolers have been working Call today! on this year. Explore some great projects, meet some new friends and get to know what home schooling is about. If you are a home schooler and would like to participate please contact the Auburn Library for registration information. Non-home schoolers are Sandy Lapensee at 508-909-4110 welcome to tour the exhibits, no registration necessary. • Teen Information Session — Volunteering: Friday, May 28, 4:30 p.m. — Find out all you need to know about volunteering at the library during the summer reading program. Get a sneak peek at or email the summer schedule. Learn about what types of activities are available for volunteering and what you need to know to partici- pate. This session will act as a training session (which is manda- [email protected] tory for all teen summer volunteers) for those who are interested in volunteering this summer. Participants must be going into the 6th grade in September 2010 to participate. Please contact the Auburn Library at 508-832-7790 to register.

- Submitted by Children’s and Teen Librarian Renee Bichan Wednesday, May 19, 2010 • THE AUBURN NEWS • 5 LEARNING Many events highlight schools’ spring schedule

This past weekend’s celebrate the accomplish- Alexandra Becker, and Matt happiness, health and success as weather likely had ments of this year, as we Lavallee. they leave their mark on the For Auburn Schools — Lunch: $2.25 (Middle most of us tending to carefully plan for the suc- In addition, Mr. Dooley’s graph- world, making the Auburn Public School and High School) and $2 (Mary D. outside tasks or enjoy- cessful opening of next ic arts students put together a Schools and their families proud Stone, Bryn Mawr, Julia Bancroft and Pakachoag schools), including milk (8 oz.: ing outdoor activities, school year. program that paralleled the pro- of them each step of the way. $0.50, 10 oz. milk at middle and high schools: taking full advantage This past weekend, fessionalism of this event. In closing, I encourage you to $0.60). Daily at Mary D. Stone, Bryn Mawr, of Mother Nature’s Auburn High School stu- On May 21 and 22, the Auburn exercise your right to vote on Julia Bancroft and Pakachoag schools — gift of bright sun- dents put on a wonderful Middle School production of Thursday,May 20, in the gymnasi- peanut butter sandwich, yogurt or cereal and shine and longer days. rendition of the play “The Wizard of Oz” will take um of Auburn High School. Not choice of fruit in place of dessert. Whether it was ROCKETS “Harvey” under the place in the Auditorium of only is this an important right we To view/monitor lunch transactions or to pay enjoying a long walk, direction of Ms. Natalie Auburn High School under the enjoy as Americans, it is a won- online, go to www.mynutrikids.com. Please attending a child’s REVIEW Layte. Although the num- direction of Mrs. Karin Graves, derful civics lesson for our young make checks payable to Auburn School Food athletic event, doing ber of attendees on AMS guidance counselor. In addi- children. This election provides Service. Parents, please note that charging is yard work, or perhaps MARYELLEN Friday night was rather tion to the AMS students who you with an opportunity to deter- discouraged. We do allow students to receive enjoying a book under small, their appreciation have regularly rehearsed to pres- mine the direction of your local three lunches without payment. After that, if the shade of a bud- BRUNELLE of the outstanding acting ent what promises to be a terrific community, demonstrating your payment is not received, only a basic lunch will ding tree, it seems displayed by our students play, several students from both commitment to the success of the be provided. that despite the extended hours of was evident in their robust laugh- Bryn Mawr and the Mary D. Town of Auburn. It is also a daylight, it is often a challenge to ter and hearty applause at the Stone Schools have been cast and respectful way to thank those who AUBURN HIGH fit everything in at this time of close of every scene, culminating will also share their dramatic have gone before us but whose Thursday May 20: Baked chicken, seasoned year. with a surprise visit by Harvey flair. This play promises to be efforts helped us realize this brown rice, peas, cranberry sauce, wheat roll, As I review through my calen- himself at the play’s conclusion. extremely well done so I encour- opportunity — the right to vote — Jell-O and cream. dar, there are many school events Congratulations to the charac- age your attendance. to voice our opinion. Friday, May 21: Pizza cheese bread, Italian planned during this final stretch ters, each of whom was superb: Auburn High School will cele- green beans, peaches. of the 2009-10 school year — Tayler Carver, Caroline Geeze, brate the culmination of 13 years To contact me to share an idea, a Monday, May 24: Meatball or sausage grinder, spring concerts, kindergarten Andrew Carr, Amber Prince, of formal schooling with our concern or to ask a question, I can spiced wedges, corn, pudding and cream. and other grade level transition Joanne Norris, Zach Whitney, nearly 200 graduates Friday, June be reached at 508-832-7755 or via e- Tuesday, May 25: Caesar salad wrap, baked meetings for parents and students Tim McConville, Shaheen 4. This event — special for both mail at chips, pickles, assorted chilled fruit. alike, school plays, graduations, Adelinia, Vera Grek, John the graduates and their families [email protected]. Wednesday, May 26: Rotini and sauce, plain or spree days, and academic and ath- Tibbetts, and Chris Sullivan — as who have loved, nurtured and Thank you for your continued sup- meat sauce, tossed salad, breadstick, Jell-O letic recognition events. As our well as to the crew who served as supported these young men and port of and interest in the Auburn and cream. partners in education, please stage manager, lighting director women since birth — is a celebra- Public Schools! know that we extend an invita- and stage crew — Nicole Saad, tion of many accomplishments as AUBURN MIDDLE tion to you to attend these events, Matt Bryan, Mike Fulginiti, these young adults go out into the many of which are intended to Julianna Coughlin, Evan Pierce, world. For each, I wish sincere Thursday May 20: Lasagna or stuffed shells, tossed salad, breadstick, Jell-O and cream. Friday, May 21: Pizza cheese bread, Italian green beans, peaches. EDUCATION NOTEBOOK Monday,May 24: Pasta and sauce, chicken ten- ders, cheese, broccoli, garlic bread, pudding and cream. ward to extend its Satellite and Galaxy healthy environment. Tuesday, May 25: BBQ pork on a bulkie, spicy Worcester State College Programs with the before school component These programs are designed to enhance wedge, corn, fruit cup. for the 2010-2011 school year. Just as our after the child’s social, physical, and intellectual Wednesday, May 26: Caesar salad wrap, baked WORCESTER — The following Auburn res- school program has, this will provide quality development. The programs will operate from chips, pickles, Congo bar. idents graduated from Worcester State care for children, before the school day begins. 3 to 6 p.m. College. Forms are available at each Elementary Any questions, please call Lori E. Deso at JULIA BANCROFT School, on our Auburn Web site, and at 508-832-7755. Bachelor of Arts: Samuel A. Bowler, Central Office, 5 West St. Fee Schedule: $3.50 Thursday May 20: Rotini, plain or meat sauce, Danielle Lynn Duval, Ashley Christine per day (billed monthly). If you need further breadstick, carrots, blueberry cookie. Sullivan. Friday, May 21: Bag Lunch – assorted sand- information you may contact Lori E. Deso at Bachelor of Science: Melissa A. Aramento, 508-832-7755. wiches, vegetable sticks, Sun Chips, raisins. George Tony Bahnan, Kaitlyn Lee Beaulac, Monday, May 24: Popcorn chicken, seasoned Jacqueline Ann Blake, Zachary J. Camarra, “The rates are reasonable. rice, peas, wheat roll, pudding and cream. Christopher Matthew Cogoli, Daniel W. Tuesday, May 25: Chicken noodle soup, grilled Colebrook, Kathryn F. Fokas (S), Leeann After School Programs Accepting ham and cheese, crackers, apple slices and The service is great.” cream. Marie Gremo, Amanda M. Guenette, Corey Applications Wednesday, May 26: Mozzarella Sticks, dip- Michael Johnson, Daniel Timothy Joslyn, ping sauce, potato wedge, green beans, frosted Adam G. Krasowsky, Michelle Amy LaPrad The Auburn Public Schools is offering the Patricia G. Caron, Dave’s Appliance Inc. brownie. (C), Corey M. Marino, Ryan James Asteroid program to our 6th grade students 42 West Main Street, Brookfield, MA McDermott, Michael E. Norwood, Chelsea for the 2010-2011 school year. Registration PAKACHOAG Jean O’Gara, Susan J. Olson (M), Diane Marie forms are available at Julia Bancroft School, (508)867-3122 Paradis (M), Michael John Porcaro, Peter Pakachoag School, Middle School, and Thursday May 20: Spaghetti and sauce, plain James Simone. Central Office. Assuming there is ample inter- or meat sauce, cheese, cucumber slices, blue- Certificate of Advanced Grad Study: est and space available, we truly hope this pro- berry cookie. 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(508) 764-4325 • FAX (508) 764-8015 To the Editor, A very special thank you to Mr. Norman www.auburnnews.net On behalf of the Auburn Youth & Family LaFlash, who organized the drive, and to all Services Board of Directors, staff and most the hardworking Auburn Postal Workers. in faith! FRANK G. WALTER C. especially the children and families we Thank you to Rep. Paul Frost, his wife, It’s that time of year again, when local sen- CHILINSKI BIRD JR. serve, we wish to thank the United States Tracey and their daughters, Allison, Emily, Postal Workers and residents of Auburn who and Abby for their help unloading and sort- iors celebrate their escape from high school by STONEBRIDGE PRESS STONEBRIDGE PRESS enduring a few words of wisdom, congratula- PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER WEEKLIES EDITOR-AT-LARGE participated in the May 9 Postal Worker’s ing the food. We’d also like to acknowledge a Food Drive. group of students from Saint John’s High tions, and encouragement from those too old to ADAM MINOR The AYFS Food Pantry received a huge School who came to volunteer: Kareem remember anything about being a teenager. In a similar tradition, I hereby offer advice where EDITOR allotment of food. The shelves are stocked Abdelkader, Patrick Stocklin, Joshua Anger THE AUBURN NEWS AND THE WEBSTER TIMES none is sought, by way of my annual address to and we have a hefty supply of food for the and LaRon Penn. those old enough to leave high school behind upcoming months when the children are out Auburn’s children and families are deeply and still young enough to resent any and all of school and are eating more meals at home. grateful for all you have done to help put food instruction. EDITORIAL I am awed by the hard work and dedication on their tables. These families are truly So, to the Class of 2010, first of all, kudos! of the letter carriers of Auburn. These men blessed to have your caring and love. You’ve earned a high school diploma. You may and women picked up the food along their be headed for college, or may already have a routes, boxed it and loaded it into their SALLY D. D’ARCANGELO job, a foot on the threshhold of “the real world.” trucks only to turn around, deliver and EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,AUBURN YOUTH & Some commencement speaker is likely to tell unload the food at AYFS. FAMILY SERVICES you the world is your oys- Watch out — ter. If you don’t know exactly what that means, that makes two of us. Applaud politely, smile, or you could Thanks for helping us say ‘farewell’ and go home. And here’s a slightly dif- To the Editor: Restaurant, CoCo Keys Water Resort of ferent take on things. On behalf of the Fifth Grade Farewell Fitchburg, Extra Innings of Auburn, While your graduation is Committee at Julia Bancroft School we Discovery Museums of Acton, the Central truly commendable, you’ve really only accom- be had would like to thank the many area business- MA Rock Climbing Gym of Worcester, the S OU es who donated prizes for our monthly Clayground, AMF Lanes of Auburn and the A Y plished the bare minimum o long as there is some benefit — “Bucks for the Ducks” raffle held to raise Worcester Tornadoes. LIKE IT you’ll need for any sort of so long as there as there are vic- funds to ensure that every fifth grade student Additionally we would like to extend our hope for the future. There at Julia Bancroft will be able to fully partici- appreciation to the Auburn Cultural Council MARK are some hard times and tims — scammers will continue scary days ahead. The fun to ply their dirty trade of fake pate in upcoming “farewell activities,” for their support of our farewell activities ASHTON S including a field trip to the Duck Tours in through a grant. We truly appreciate every- is basically over. Real life lotteries and other such fraudulent Boston, as well as receiving a yearbook and one’s support as we prepare to send our fifth begins now.Whatever path gimmicks. special school T-shirt. graders on to middle school! you choose, it’s bound to The latest in this area involves a notifi- In these challenging economic times how involve some steep climbs, a few spills, and, no doubt, a serious setback or two. So get on with cation by mail that the recipient has been fortunate we are to have a community so sup- SINCERELY, portive of our school activities. Specifically it! drawn in a lottery, supposedly held in ELLEN GANLEY AND MICHELLE BERNIER You’ll need a productive attitude for what lies stores such as Wal-Mart, Sears and Home we would like to acknowledge the support of CHAIRS,FIFTH GRADE FAREWELL the Worcester Sharks, Applebee’s ahead, so I have some advice. Be honest, true, Depot. The scammers make it look all offi- COMMITTEE diligent, and kind. Be faithful, trustworthy,and cial like, even going so far as to print the loyal. Seek wisdom, rather than riches, and letter on Wegmans Incorporated letter- know that it really is more blessed to give than head. Wegmans is a New-York based gro- to receive. Trust, to be trusted. Question cery store chain. authority, if you must, but always seeking the truth. Honor your mother and father — just to Officials with Wegmans, of course, were shock the heck out of them. quick to distance themselves from yet Constitutionally speaking Know that life is too short to waste in anger, another attempt to take advantage of the fear, or pride. Selfishness and unforgiveness are cancers of the soul. Unburden yourself of aged, the gullible, the hopeful and, yes, the ’ve often argued that different types and colors them and gain peace of heart and mind. Here’s not-so-bright. one of the gravest of people that make this another hard truth: No other success in life can It’s hard to imagine, with so much pub- threats against our BIRD’S country great. licity over the years given to scams like make up for failure in the home. So put family Icountry today is igno- NEST But we’ve gone beyond first; then recognize that everyone you meet is this that anyone would still fall for them. rance. I’d like to personally that, to a point where now also a child of God — a sibling. Hard to imagine, but true. thank a friend of mine for WALTER it doesn’t matter how you As you take these first steps into real-life and A few months ago, in a story published bolstering my case last BIRD JR. got here, what you do when adulthood, remember: The world owes you in the Auburn News about local scams, week. you get here and what nothing. Freedom isn’t free. Life is a journey — He had brought up for dis- beliefs — or worse — you not a destination — and your only real joy will Auburn Detective Sgt. Jeffrey Lourie had cussion a bill Sen. Scott Brown put his name want to foist on others. the right advice to give when he said: “If it come from the company you keep. Show to that would give feds the authority to strip The Constitution has come to mean what- respect to be respected. Forgive, to be forgiven. seems too good to be true, it probably is.” US citizenship from those determined to ever anyone wants it to mean. You can have No doubt you’ll make some mistakes along Still, there are people out there who have supported or joined a terrorist group. a political argument with someone and both the way. Know that you always have choices, receive a letter in the mail telling them The legislation quickly garnered some cite the Constitution in defense of your par- but you don’t get to choose the consequences of there are hundreds, thousands, maybe mil- opposition, including from those within ticular position. I’ve been accused of per- those choices. So, on occasion, take time to pon- lions of dollars available to them simply Brown’s party. That’s fine. verting the Constitution because I believe der. Pray. Get passionate about your possibili- wiring money or calling some unknown What isn’t fine is ignorant opposition, it’s OK to ask folks to leave the country if ties. Set goals. Measure yourself against your such as what my friend offered up. they are determined (the key word here person with PIN number. own potential — not the accomplishments of “That’s ridiculous,” he said. “That means being “determined”) to be part or in support others. Don’t settle; strive for perfection. Admit There are, thankfully, a good number of if I send a check to North Korea I could be of a terrorist group — trial be damned. your shortcomings. Learn from the past. Grow. folks who get rightfully suspicious enough arrested.” I am not in favor of dismantling the Be a little bit better, stronger, and wiser each to notify their local authorities. Uh, no, that’s not what it means, he was Constitution. What I am in favor of is recog- new today than yesterday. There are plenty of schemes in service told. nizing a threat that cares not of our rights Remember to reach for the stars. Aim for the across the country right now, including “No, listen,” he said. “You’re not under- and does not seek a court order before carry- moon. Keep your feet on the ground. Do your one involving jury service. According to standing what I’m saying. If someone just ing out its heinous acts. It’s easy to argue duty.Live within your means. Practice “plastic the FBI, people have received telephone sends a check to Libya, I mean, that’s consid- that we shouldn’t stoop to that level, that we surgery” rather than suffer addiction to credit ered a terrorist organization. They’d be are the country we are precisely because we cards. Serve your country. Recognize that all calls from individuals identifying them- arrested.” live by a code of ethics and laws. It’s easy to you have and all you’ve achieved has come selves as U.S. court employees. The caller Well, came the answer, are they sending a do that when we live in a bubble, free of the through the efforts and sacrifices of others. asks to verify your name and Social check to support a Libyan terrorist group? everyday strife and torment that confronts May you always be blessed with “enough” in Security number. A credit card number is “Not necessarily.” so many others around the world. your life — but never too much. also requested. Then you’re wrong. A lot of folks like to talk about what sepa- Exercise your body. Exercise your mind. Other schemes involve telemarketing “No I’m not.” rates us from the barbarians, but there are Exercise self-restraint. Remember that to Sigh. barbarians in our midst, like the guy who unmercifully practice “an eye for an eye and a fraud, Nigerian Letter or “419” fraud and tooth for a tooth” leaves the whole world blind impersonation/identify fraud. And that, my friends, is the point. tried to blow up Times Square. I’m going out Criticism of our government is fine. In on a limb and suggesting he probably didn’t and toothless. Stand for something — or risk At www.fbi.gov, you can click on a fact, not only is it our right, it is our duty. It give a rat’s heiny about his American citi- falling for everything. Go out there and make a prompt to receive e-mail alerts to any new is our responsibility as American citizens to zenship. So why not have a law in place that name for yourself, one that your mate can love, scams. keep our government — federal, state and allows for the swift removal of such an indi- your children can honor, and your posterity As always, the best defense against any local — honest. vidual? will be proud of. To find a friend, first be a type of phone or mail fraud is to be vigi- Criticism, however, should come in the Well, because of people like my friend, friend; to find a lover, love. To find true happi- form of intelligent and rational speak. Not mentioned earlier in this column. Because ness, give up the thing you’re fondest of. With lant and suspicious. If you start asking a all your getting, get plenty of wisdom. Laugh. lot of questions, as one of our reporters that you can’t throw out an accusation here he thinks he could be kicked out of the coun- and there. That’s fine. And not that you can’t try. Conspiracy theorists think like that. Listen. Learn. Be humble and teachable your found when looking into the reported lot- disagree with something like the Terrorist They are the same ones who think the whole life through. Read. Seek entertainment tery scam in Sturbridge, a scam artist will Expatriation Act offered up by Brown and Patriot Act was designed to snoop into our that is “virtuous, lovely and of good report, or typically either get irritated or simply Independent Connecticut Sen. Joseph everyday phone conversations and weasel its praiseworthy.” hang up. That’s a good clue that you were Lieberman. way into our bedrooms. Share. Care. Lose yourself — and your own sorrows — in service to others. Whenever you about to be had. It should be done, however, with at least I haven’t heard or read of one single case can, comfort the afflicted. Whenever it’s neces- some understanding of what it is you’re talk- where that happened. sary,afflict the comfortable. (It helps keep them ing about. They are the same folks who so recklessly honest!) Discover your own special talents and The bill, as I understand it, would not sub- and callously throw out words like “Nazi use them to bless those around you. Look for ject the average Joe to arrest. You have to be Germany” in describing our country, caring SOUND OFF! the good in others and discover the very best in suspected of having ties to terrorism. not for how it belittles the hundreds of thou- yourself. While you can’t do everything to solve WE KNOW you’ve got an opinion, If you don’t, congratulations. You have sands of people who died horrible deaths as the world’s problems, you can certainly do so what are you waiting for? nothing to worry about. part of the Holocaust — like the yahoos in something. If not you, then who? Sound Off! And forget about arguments that the bill is Newton last weekend who marched through Believe in something. Believe in yourself. unconstitutional. Since when did we start a predominantly Jewish neighborhood with It’s a fast and easy way to let every- Believe in something bigger than yourself. using the Constitution as a way to protect a picture of Obama sporting a Hitler-esque Pray as if everything depended on God; work one know what’s on your mind. terrorists and their conspirators? mustache. What’s more is if you’re worried about as if everything depended on you. Work hard. Rather than being concerned and worked Nice. Work long — until everyone in professional putting you’re name out there, don’t up over Brown’s bill, wouldn’t it be nice if They throw insults like that around with- be! With Sound Off! you don’t have to sports is young enough to be your grandchild. we all got worked up over the scary trend of out pause. Why? Because they think they’re Then let it be said at the end of your days that leave a name. worrying more about the rights of terrorists right. Just like you and I think we’re right in you “went about doing good.” Just call our Sound Off! line at 508- and illegal immigrants than about protect- our positions. Give thanks in all things. Even adversity. 909-4073, wait for the prompt and, ing the law abiding folks that make up this The difference is, many of us don’t go Challenges and trials reveal character, and presto, that’s it — time to talk. country? around accusing people of being Nazis, build character too. Back to the oyster: It’s the OK, so there are a couple guide- It’s getting downright frightening, the unlike another of my friends, who is con- adversity — the irritation — that inspires the lines: We ask that you speak clearly direction in which we as a country appear vinced that’s where we’re headed. oyster to turn simple grains of sand into pre- enough so we can accurately tran- headed. That, we can all agree on — regard- The most dangerous part of all this is that cious pearls. Go make your own pearls. You’ve scribe your message. You’ll want to less of political stripes. The problem is, soon we will not have to worry about foreign been reserved for special times. You are the keep your remarks relatively brief so some believe it’s legislation like Brown’s terrorists or illegal immigrants. We are hope of the world today,for tomorrow — if only we have enough space in the newspa- that is leading us there. Others, myself headed toward another civil war. We are you can keep the faith. per to include it all. included, would argue it’s bills like his that charting a path toward a destiny of self- Oh, and enjoy! Remember, these are your If you don’t want to leave a mes- are attempting to pull us back from the destruction. good old days. Live your life to the fullest. abyss. Somehow or other, a majority of us better Sample its diversity — but nothing to excess. sage, that’s OK. You can e-mail your We have all but abandoned the idea of get on the same page, before it’s too late. Celebrate every day you’ll be given. Begin Sound Off! to what America is all about, because it has today.Commence! SoundOffAuburn@stonebridge- been so distorted and twisted. Yes, we are a Walter Bird Jr. may be reached at 508-909- press.com. Just remember to label it land comprised of immigrants. Yes, we are 4107 or by e-mail at wbird@stonebridge- Mark Ashton writes a weekly column for as a Sound Off. the proverbial melting pot. Yes, it is all the press.com. Stonebridge Press publications. Wednesday, May 19, 2010 • THE AUBURN NEWS • 7 A stinky situation on Prospect Street

Welcome to your Animal Control update. one has any information on who could of done out, think of your pets. Make sure your pet is find a pet, please call me. I know people get It was a quiet week for animal calls — a few such a cruel act, please contact me. The call comfortable with all of the commotion so that excited if they find a nice dog or cat and want loose dogs and one or two wildlife sightings. I can be confidential. Thank you to the woman he or she does not get nervous or excited and to keep it, but that might be someone’s pet and had a very disturbing call early in the week. A that called it in. jump, bite or scratch someone. Also, check they are home worrying about him/her. call came in that there was a live skunk in a We still have two cats looking for a home your gates and your pets, often. Too many Remember to hug your pet every day and trap for five days on the side of Prospect and our friendly, Roger Rabbit. A big thank times a family pet runs out the door with a know they love you. Street. I went to the spot and sure enough, you goes out to the following: Sandy Legase- child and becomes missing or an even a worse there was a live skunk, looking very dis- Feldman was kind enough to donate an out- fate. If your pet goes missing, call me to report Darleen Wood is the highway surveyor and traught, and left to die. I released her and off side cat enclosure, and two of the Highway all his/her information and start looking interim animal control officer for the Town of she went to get some food and water, I’m sure. guys, Richard Fairbanks and Terry Gaspie immediately. Also, make sure to call the sur- Auburn, and writes a column for the Auburn I confiscated the trap and left a card for the were kind enough to put it together for me. rounding towns, pets travel quickly. If you News. owner to contact me. Am I that surprised that The cats love it. They can now go in and out I never received a call? No. It is a law that if through a secured window and enjoy some you trap any animals, the trap must be outside air. checked within 24 hours, and any animals The nice weather is here. As the weather caught must be dealt with immediately.If any- turns nice and the kids start running in and Tree trimming, sweeping continues in town Future? Hi, it’s me, the graduate Hello and thank you for read- great news. It will be nice to ing the Highway Happenings. see our roads getting better as It’s the end of May, and that “On campuses that my commence- HIGHWAY usually means one thing: grad- this spring across ment speaker used Our sweepers are still work- the year moves forward. ing in Precinct 3. If weather The leaf/dump site is still uation time. the country, com- when he told us to seize HAPPENINGS It’s the time of year when mencement speak- the day. stays good, and breakdowns going steady.On the weekends, you’ll find a new aisle of greet- ers are saying such I do remember, how- stay away,we should be moving I do have two attendants work- ing cards in drugstores and things as: ‘The ever, in great detail, the into Precinct 4 by early next DARLEEN ing because it becomes so busy. stuffed animals with class future is yours.’ countless times I spent week. Precinct 4 residents will WOOD It becomes crazy on the good years stitched onto them (I was ‘Take control of with my college friends know the sweepers are on their weather days to try and sell the proud recipient of a fluffy, your destiny.’ ‘Set doing so, whether we way when they see the sidewalk stickers and watch the pile, so yellow wind-up chicken that your goals high.’ were goofing off or sweeper in their area. two people handle it well. waddled and played “Pomp And so on and so chasing legitimate We had two days of tree trimming last On a stormwater note, Town Meeting and Circumstance” at the forth,” he said. KRISTAL scholarly pursuits. week. We were able to get a lot of trees on the approved a budget for stormwater work. This same time, for my college grad- “These platitudes I can’t recall the KLEAR list taken care of. If you have a tree that you should be starting in July. uation in 2008). are not worth much, exact words that my think is the town’s, and it is a safety issue, give Be careful this coming weekend. The But before it’s time to open so I don’t use them. commencement speak- me a call. We do not take trees down for any Recreation Department has a road race going the cards, frame the photos, You don’t really KRIS REARDON er used when he told us and above all, wind up the yel- want to hear them.” to change the world. other reason other than safety and if they are on at Auburn Street and Pakachoag Street, low waddling-and-singing He went on to say: Yet I still remember truly dead. If the tree is alive and you just hate and the Board of Health is doing their chickens, it’s time to sit “Of course the future is yours. the hours spent in the library, raking leaves, don’t call. Before the tree makes Recyclable Day at the skating rink. Good luck through the graduation cere- Who else would want it? Take and in class, where I learned the list, I also double check to make sure it’s a to both departments. mony. it. You can have it. We’ve had just how much the world real- town tree. I measure the street width and also Have a great week and get ready to plant “Oh,” my roommate our chance and made a royal ly did need to be changed. ask the assessor’s office for the GIS map. those gardens. groaned the other day, as she mess of things. I’m sure you I can’t recall the exact words We had a crew that was out for two days contemplated whether or not can do better. I expect you that my commencement grading roads. They also were out filling pot- Darleen Wood is the highway surveyor and she would attend her upcom- will.” speaker used when he told us holes. interim animal control officer for the Town of ing graduation ceremony to It was a comment that I the future was ours. If you saw the Town Meeting, then you Auburn, and writes a column for the Auburn receive her master’s degree. laughed at, in good humor (I’m But I do remember the ways know that the town engineer was given some News. “It’s going to be so crowded, assuming he meant to crack a that my professors and teach- extra funding for road reconstruction. This is and hot, and they’re not even joke), but that some online ers showed me that was true, going to call our names. And commentators were confused both through kind-hearted we have to get there an hour by. encouragement and tough early, for a three-hour ceremo- Bloggers at The Washington challenges that prepared me to ny — what is going to be hap- Post wrote in response: face it. pening during all that time?” “Thanks, Grisham … I think?” Commencement — and She sighed, and began click- But I say, thanks, Grisham, speakers — can only sum up, ing around on her computer to indeed, for finding a new way in exaggerated clichés, the see if restaurants in nearby to say the same sorts of things real lessons and encourage- Boston were already booked that commencement speakers ment that were there before — VETERINARY for the weekend. have been saying — and proba- and that will remain long after HOUSECALLS “Do you think it’s weird if bly should be saying, I guess — — the pomp and circumstance my family and I just skip it and for decades. are over. Carolyn Selavka, V.M.D., MS go out to dinner?” she said. The point of a graduation Ironically, I do remember Well, I thought … you could speech, in so many ways, is to reporting on graduation for PO Box 326 do that. inspire: to encourage the grad- my college newspaper during Charlton City, MA 01508 But instead, I said: uates who are all deserving my sophomore year — though “Speakers. It’s about the com- and worthy, and who have I did have to dig through my p: 774.262.7679 f: 508.248.1663 mencement speakers. That’s worked hard for their diplo- alma mater’s website to find why people go, right? I mean, mas, to continue their hard the text of that year’s address, www.baystatemobilevet.com besides getting their diplo- work outside the classroom given by John O’Hurley, who Serving Charlton & mas.” and in the real world. played Peterman on But that was just her point But in the end, it’s not the “Seinfeld.” Surrounding Towns — she wanted to skip the grad- graduation speeches that mat- Toward the conclusion of Compassion • Care • Convenience uation ceremony, and the pre- ter. Sure, some will be inspir- his speech, he read the text of dictable speeches and advice: ing, some will be humorous, a note he wrote in character to seize the day! The future is and we may even enjoy them the other actors, at the end of yours! Go forth and change the for the few moments that we’re the series. world, now that you have a new at the ceremony if they’re “As I write this, I am stand- piece of paper with your name entertaining enough. ing knee-deep in the amber on it! But at the end of the day,it’s waters of the River Ganges, I don’t mean to demean grad- not what is said at graduation elbow-to-elbow with the fish- uation ceremonies or speak- that we remember, not should wives of New Delhi, learning ers, or diplomas; as a graduate we, really. the gentle art of river launder- student, I’m sort of fond of all Trust me: as someone who ing, and putting a last-minute of those things. once delivered such a speech spit-shine on a pair of baby But the hyperbolic things — and who can barely remem- blue boxer shorts,” he said. that are said at graduation cer- ber what it was about, except “As I watch the slow parade of emonies — while somewhat to sum it up in vague generali- boats pass before me at sunset sincere and sentimental (and ties that (and I cringe) amount on this never-ending river, I there’s nothing wrong with to “Seize the day!” and “The am reminded of how lucky I that, really) — just don’t seem future is yours!” — I can speak was to have docked at your to ring as true when they’re firsthand about how memo- port-of-call for as long as I did, repeated so often. rable commencement speech- how sad I am to set sail again, My favorite commencement es are. but grateful that, for me, the speeches bring a touch of But that’s not important. horizon is still out of reach.” humor — the kind any high What is important is what led This, to me, sums up every- school graduate needs as he or up to graduation day. I could thing good that we can hope she contemplates college sum up my college commence- for in a commencement loans, or the kind that any col- ment speaker’s message in a speech, with the knowledge, of lege graduate needs as he or few sentences, none of which course, that the real memory she contemplates finding a job, have impacted my life as much of graduation has less to do in this economic climate. as the days, weeks and years I with the day itself — and more John Grisham recently spent in and outside the class- to do with that never-ending spoke to the University of room working toward that day. river. North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I can’t recall the exact words Call Us At 3AM!

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Box 90 • Southbridge, MA 01550 8 • THE AUBURN NEWS • Wednesday, May 19, 2010 LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF N. 85° 26' 30'' W., ninety (90) feet to the of the premises contained in said mortgage MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE place of beginning. shall control in the event of an error in this By virtue of and in execution of the By virtue and in execution of the Power of CONTAINING 9,900 square feet, according publication. Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- Sale contained in a certain mortgage given to said plan. Other terms, if any, to be announced at gage given by Linda Page to World Savings by Mary Ellen Pastor and Robert C. Jacobs For Title reference see Deed recorded in the sale. Bank, FSB, dated October 31, 2005 and to Mortgage Electronic Registration Book 38671, Page 72. CITIMORTGAGE, INC. recorded in Worcester County (Worcester Systems, Inc. as nominee for Countrywide For mortgagor's(s') title see deed record- Present holder of said mortgage District) Registry of Deeds in Book 37723, Home Loans, Inc., dated June 25, 2004 and ed with Worcester County (Worcester Page 136, of which mortgage Wells Fargo recorded with the Worcester County District) Registry of Deeds in Book 38671, By its Attorneys, Bank, N.A. Successor by merger to Wells (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Page 72. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Fargo Bank Southwest, N.A. f/k/a Wachovia 34034, Page 262, of which mortgage BAC These premises will be sold and con- 150 California Street Mortgage, FSB f/k/a World Savings Bank, Home Loan Servicing, LP f/k/a Countrywide veyed subject to and with the benefit of all Newton, MA 02458 FSB is the present holder by assignment, for Home Loans Servicing LP is the present rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, (617) 558-0500 breach of conditions of said mortgage and for holder by assignment, for breach of the con- covenants, liens or claims in the nature of 200810-0363 - ORE the purpose of foreclosing the same, the ditions of said mortgage and for the purpose liens, improvements, public assessments, May 12, 2010 mortgaged premises located at 48 Richards of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, May 19, 2010 Street, Auburn, Massachusetts will be sold at Auction at 10:00 AM on May 26, 2010, on the water and sewer liens and any other munici- May 26, 2010 a Public Auction at 1:00 p.m. on June 9, mortgaged premises located at 14 Jerome pal assessments or liens or existing encum- 2010, at the mortgaged premises, more par- Avenue, Auburn, MA, all and singular the brances of record which are in force and are LEGAL NOTICE ticularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, TO applicable, having priority over said mort- MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE premises described in said mortgage, to wit: WIT: The land with the buildings thereon gage, whether or not reference to such By virtue of and in execution of the Power The land situated on the northerly side of known and numbered as 14 Jerome Avenue, restrictions, easements, improvements, liens of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given Richards Street, formerly known as Howe Auburn, Worcester County, Commonwealth or encumbrances is made in the deed. by Francis X. Stopyra to Beneficial Street, in said Auburn, Worcester County, of Massachusetts, and all the privileges and TERMS OF SALE: Massachusetts Inc., dated December 27, Massachusetts, bounded and described as appurtenances thereto belonging situated in A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) 2006 and recorded at Worcester County follows: that part of said Auburn known as Elm Hill on Dollars by certified or bank check will be (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in BEGINNING at a bound set in the northerly the southwesterly side of Jerome Avenue, required to be paid by the purchaser at the Book 40419, Page 103 of which mortgage line of Richards Street, formerly known as bounded and described as follows: BEGIN- time and place of sale. The balance is to be Beneficial Massachusetts Inc. is the present Howe Street, at a corner of land now or for- NING as the most northerly corner thereof at paid by certified or bank check at Harmon holder, for breach of conditions of said mort- merly of F. Johnson, et ux; a point in the southwesterly fine of said Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, gage and for the purpose of foreclosing the THENCE N. 00 degrees 43’15” W. 75.63 feet Jerome Avenue, which is the e most eagerly Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to same, the mortgaged premises located at 24 by said Johnson land to a stake and nail at corner of land included in the lot numbered P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Thayer Avenue, Auburn, MA 01501 will be land now or formerly of Faneuff; 39 on Warden and Phelps' plan of lots of Elm Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) sold at a Public Auction at 11:00 AM on June THENCE S. 79 degrees 13’45” W. 152.17 Hill, which plan is recorded in Worcester days from the date of sale. Deed will be pro- 7, 2010, at the mortgaged premises, more feet to a stake and nail; District Registry of Deeds, Book 1339, Page vided to purchaser for recording upon receipt particularly described below, all and singular THENCE S. 12 degrees 10’15” E. 26.96 feet 653; THENCE running southwesterly by said in full of the purchase price. The description the premises described in said mortgage, to to a stake set in the northerly line of Richards Lot #39, one hundred sixty-five (165) feet; of the premises contained in said mortgage wit: Street formerly known as Howe Street; THENCE Southeasterly by a line at right shall control in the event of an error in this the land in Auburn, bounded and THENCE S. 81 degrees 55’15” E. 146.31 angles with that first described, by lot #43 on publication. described as follows: The land in said Auburn feet by said line of Richards Street, formerly said plan, one hundred sixty-five (165) feet to Other terms, if any, to be announced at situate on the southwesterly side of Thayer known as Howe Street, to the point of begin- said line of Jerome Avenue; THENCE the sale. Avenue, being shown as Lots 126, 127, and ning. Northwesterly by said line of said Avenue DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST 128 on “Plan of Lots in Pakachoag Heights, And a certain right of way described as fol- one hundred ten (110) feet, to the point of COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR MORGAN Auburn, Mass.” William I. Thompson, C.E. lows: beginning, TOGETHER with all my right and STANLEY ABS CAPITAL I INC TRUST 1904, which plan is recorded with the BEGINNING at the most north corner of the title in said Avenue. BEING Lots Numbered 2006-NC4 Worcester District Registry of Deeds in Plan premises conveyed by said Grantors to the 41 and 42 on the plan aforesaid. For mort- Present holder of said mortgage Book 9, Plan 6, part 2, wherein the premises said Grantee on May 9, 1950; gagor's title see deed recorded with the are bounded and described as follows: THENCE by a course bearing N. 6 degrees Worcester County (Southern District) By its Attorneys, Northeasterly by Thayer Avenue, Seventy- 1’ 15” W (the easterly line of said right of way Registry of Deeds in Book 37782, Page 69. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. five (75) feet; Northwesterly by Lot 125, One being the extension of the easterly line of the These premises will be sold and conveyed 150 California Street hundred (100) feet; Southwesterly by Lots Grantee’s premises) to a point where the subject to and with the benefit of all rights, Newton, MA 02458 171, 170, and 169, Seventy-five (75) feet; said right of way would intersect with the rights of way, restrictions, easements, right of (617) 558-0500 and, Southeasterly by Lot 129, One hundred extension of the continuation of Vine Street ways, covenants, liens or claims in the 201001-1712 - YEL (100) feet. Containing 7,500 square feet of as extended westerly over the Grantor’s nature of liens, improvements, public assess- May 12, 2010 land, more or less. premises; ments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, May 19, 2010 For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded THENCE easterly over the said continuation tax liens, water and sewer liens and any May 26, 2010 with the Worcester County (Worcester of Vine Street to the intersection of Vine other municipal assessments or liens or District) Registry of Deeds in Book 8198, Street and Squanson Road; existing encumbrances of record which are NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Page 369. The said Right of Way shall be granted for so in force and are applicable, having priority REAL ESTATE The premises will be sold subject to any long as the private way known as Howe over said mortgage, whether or not reference By virtue and in execution of the Power and all unpaid taxes and other municipal Street (which adjoins the southerly line of the to such restrictions, easements, improve- of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given assessments and liens, and subject to prior Grantee’s premises) shall remain a private ments, liens or encumbrances is made in the by Thomas E. Clark to Mortgage Electronic liens or other enforceable encumbrances of way but said right of way shall cease and deed. TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of TEN Registration Systems, Inc., dated January record entitled to precedence over this mort- determine upon Howe Street becoming a THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00) by cer- 31, 2007 and registered with the Worcester gage, and subject to and with the benefit of public way. tified or bank check will be required to be County (Worcester District) Registry District all easements, restrictions, reservations and Being the same premises conveyed to Linda paid by the purchaser at the time and place of the Land Court as Document No.91777 as conditions of record and subject to all tenan- Page by deed recorded with Worcester of sale. The balance is to be paid by certified noted on Certificate of Title No. 14962, of cies and/or rights of parties in possession. District Registry of Deeds herewith in Book or bank check at Ablitt | Schofield, 304 which mortgage CitiMortgage, Inc. is the Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or cer- 37723, Page 134. Cambridge Road, Woburn, Massachusetts present holder, for breach of the conditions of tified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a 48 Richards Street, Auburn 01801, other terms and conditions will be said mortgage and for the purpose of fore- deposit must be shown at the time and place The above premises will be sold subject provided at the place of sale. The description closing, the same will be sold at Public of the sale in order to qualify as a bidder (the to all taxes, assessments, and other encum- of the premises contained in said mortgage Auction at 1:00 p.m. on June 2, 2010, on the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are brances which may constitute a prior lien shall control in the event of an error in this mortgaged premises located at 181 Oxford exempt from this requirement); high bidder to thereon, and will be conveyed subject to any publication. OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE Street, Auburn, Worcester County, sign written Memorandum of Sale upon easements, restrictions of record, tenancies, ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. Present hold- Massachusetts, all and singular the premises acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price and rights of redemption for unpaid federal er of said mortgage, BAC Home Loan described in said mortgage, payable in cash or by certified check in thirty taxes, if any, as shall, notwithstanding this Servicing, LP f/k/a Countrywide Home Loans TO WIT: (30) days from the date of the sale at the provision, constitute valid liens or encum- Servicing LP By its Attorneys, Ablitt | The land in Auburn, Massachusetts on the offices of mortgagee’s attorney, Korde & brances thereon after said sale. Schofield, 304 Cambridge Road, Woburn, easterly side of Oxford Street, bounded and Associates, P.C., 321 Billerica Road, Suite Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s Massachusetts 01801 Telephone: 781-246- described as follows: 210, Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 or such check, or certified check in the sum of Five 8995 Fax: 781-246-8994 Westerly by Oxford Street, seventy-four and other time as may be designated by mort- Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) as a deposit 5/5/2010 5/12/2010 5/19/2010 09/100 (74.09) feet; Northwesterly by a gagee. The description for the premises con- must be shown at the time and place of the 60.0636 curved line the radius of which is fifteen (15) tained in said mortgage shall control in the sale in order to qualify as a bidder and will be May 5, 2010 feet, twenty-four and 45/100 (24.45) feet, event of a typographical error in this publica- required to be paid as a deposit by the suc- May 12, 2010 and tion.” cessful bidder; successful bidder to sign writ- May 19, 2010 Northerly one hundred fourteen and 09/100 Other terms to be announced at the sale. ten Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance (114.09) feet by Beverly Road; Beneficial Massachusetts Inc., of bid; balance of purchase price payable in NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Easterly by Lot 27 as shown on a plan here- Korde & Associates, P.C. cash or current funds in thirty (30) days from REAL ESTATE inafter described eighty-nine and 86/100 321 Billerica Road the date of the sale at the offices of mort- By virtue and in execution of the Power (89.86) feet; and Suite 210 gagee’s attorney, Partridge Snow & Hahn of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given Southerly by Lot 25 on said plan one hun- Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 LLP, 2364 Post Road, Suite 100, Warwick, RI by Dale T. Allen and Melanie A. Madison to dred twenty-six and 71/100 (126.71) feet. (978) 256-1500 02886, or such other time as may be desig- New Century Mortgage Corporation, dated Being Lot 26 on said plan. (HSF 09-055613/Stopyra)(05/05/10, nated by mortgagee. The description for the March 30, 2006 and recorded with the All of said boundaries are determined by the 05/12/10, 05/19/10)(194246) premises contained in said mortgage shall Worcester County (Worcester District) Court to be located as shown on subdivision May 5, 2010 control in the event of a typographical error in Registry of Deeds at Book 38671, Page 74, plan #872-J drawn by William I. Thompson, May 12, 2010 this publication. of which mortgage Deutsche Bank National C.E., dated February 8, 1938 as modified May 19, 2010 Other terms to be announced at the sale. Trust Company, as Trustee for Morgan and approved by the Court, filed in the Land WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR Stanley ABS Capital I Inc Trust 2006-NC4 is Registration Office, a copy of a portion of TOWN OF AUBURN BY MERGER TO WELLS FARGO BANK the present holder, for breach of the condi- which is filed with Land Registration CONSERVATION COMMISSION SOUTHWEST, N.A. F/K/A WACHOVIA tions of said mortgage and for the purpose of Certificated #2380. PUBLIC NOTICE MORTGAGE, FSB F/K/A WORLD SAVINGS foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public For mortgagor's(s') title see deed regis- On Wednesday, May 26, 2010, the Auburn BANK, FSB, By Its Attorneys, PARTRIDGE Auction at 3:00 p.m. on June 8, 2010, on the tered with Worcester County (Worcester Conservation Commission will hold a public SNOW & HAHN LLP, 2364 Post Road, Suite mortgaged premises located at 2 Horseshoe District) Registry District of the Land Court as hearing in the Planning Board Meeting Room 100, Warwick, Rhode Island 02886, (401) Drive, Auburn, Worcester County, Document No. 81550, as noted on Certificate at the Auburn Town Hall, 104 Central Street, 681-1900 Massachusetts, all and singular the premises of Title No. 14962. on the following: (1284-950 /Page)(05-12-10, 05-19-10, 05- described in said mortgage, These premises will be sold and con- 7:15pm Highland Southbridge 26-10)(251453) TO WIT: veyed subject to and with the benefit of all Associates & Bethany Realty Corp. re: May 12, 2010 The land in Auburn with the buildings there- rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, Notice of Intent for property located at 26 May 19, 2010 on situated on the southerly side of covenants, liens or claims in the nature of Southbridge St., Map 6, Parcels 170 and May 26, 2010 Horseshoe Drive (North) being Lot #23 on liens, improvements, public assessments, 183. plan of ''Murray Acres, Sub-division by Mr. any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, The application and plan is available for TOWN OF AUBURN Joseph E. Murray, Off Burnett Street, water and sewer liens and any other munici- inspection in the Office of Land Use, Auburn HIGHWAY SURPLUS EQUIPMENT Auburn, Mass., September 1951, R.B. pal assessments or liens or existing encum- Town Hall during regular business hours. The Town of Auburn Highway Cullinan, R.L.S.'' recorded with Worcester brances of record which are in force and are Anyone wishing to be heard on this applica- Department has a surplus 1981 MACK District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 238, applicable, having priority over said mort- tion should appear at the time and place des- R487P Cab and Chassis. The vehicle can be Plan 58, bounded and described as follows: gage, whether or not reference to such ignated above. viewed at the Auburn Highway Dept., 5 BEGINNING at an iron pin in the southerly restrictions, easements, improvements, liens Ann Weston Millbury Street, Auburn, MA during the hours side of said Horseshoe Drive (North) at the or encumbrances is made in the deed. Chairman of 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Monday through northwesterly corner of the lot herein TERMS OF SALE: May 19, 2010 Friday. The vehicle will be purchased as is. described, said point being also the north- A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Specifications can be obtained at the Auburn easterly corner of Lot #24 on said plan; Dollars by certified or bank check will be Highway Department. Sealed bids will be THENCE S. 4° 33' 30'' W. by said Lot #24, required to be paid by the purchaser at the opened June 1, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. at the one hundred ten (110) feet to an iron pin at time and place of sale. The balance is to be Auburn Highway Office, 5 Millbury Street, lot #16 on said plan; paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Auburn. THENCE S. 85° 26' 30'' E. by said Lot #16, Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, Darleen Wood ninety (90) feet to an iron pin at Lot #22 on Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to Highway Surveyor said plan; P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, May 19, 2010 THENCE by said Lot #22, N. 4° 33' 30'' E., Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) one hundred ten (110) feet to an iron pin in days from the date of sale. Deed will be pro- the southerly side of said Drive: vided to purchaser for recording upon receipt THENCE by the southerly line of said Drive, in full of the purchase price. The description Wednesday, May 19, 2010 • THE AUBURN NEWS • 9 SENIOR CORNER Leave the driving to us! hether you are nations such as grocery Mall, the Shops at Blackstone Valley, Grafton the WRTA before booking your first ride. You in need of a SENIOR stores, banks, pharmacies, Plaza and Wal-Mart. may call up to seven days in advance, but no ride to see a hairdressers, medical The second Wednesday afternoon of each later than 48 business hours before the trip is Wdoctor, go shop- FOCUS appointments and senior month offers a program called “Ladies Lunch needed. As the center is closed on weekends ping or run an errand of center activities, including Out” with a trip to a nearby restaurant to enjoy and holidays please allow an additional day to some type or you would lunch. Medically related leisurely dining. These trips fill up rapidly, so schedule your trip on a Monday, or the day fol- like to have a fun trip to CHRISTINA out-of-town appointments be sure to book early. lowing a holiday. Make a reservation, sit back see a show, have dinner SILPE are also offered on Mondays, Thanks to grants provided by a St. Vincent and leave the driving to us! If you are disabled out or place your bets at Tuesdays and Thursdays. Healthcare Grant from the Diocese of and qualify for ADA service with the WRTA one of the Connecticut The hours for medical Worcester and the Southbridge Credit Union, you cannot be turned down for any ride, pro- casinos, the Lorraine Gleick Nordgren appointments are limited to 9 a.m. to approxi- trips to the Auburn Senior Center may be vided it falls within the Paratransit Services Senior Center is the place to call. mately 2:30 p.m., with occasional exceptions for scheduled for any day during the week at a spe- area and time frames. To fill out an application The Town of Auburn, under a contract with later appointments in Auburn, if the schedule cial rate of $1 for round trip service. This simply call 508-797-5560 and they will arrange the Worcester Regional Transit Authority permits. amount brings you a world of exercise, card for free transportation to their offices to (WRTA), provides transportation for people Wednesday mornings and all day Friday are games, craft classes, or luncheon at the Young explain the program and assist you in filling with disabilities and senior citizens 60 years of reserved for grocery shopping and errands, at Heart Dining Center. out the application. age or older. Riders who are eligible for non- with Wednesday afternoon offering trips to Trips must be scheduled in advance by call- If you have a problem booking your ride or ADA service can travel to many in-town desti- local shopping destinations, such as Auburn ing 508-752-9283. You will need to register with run into complications with your ride, please be sure to call the senior center at 508-832-7799 and let us know. We can often intervene and solve the problem. LORRAINE GLEICK NORDGREN SENIOR CENTER: UPCOMING EVENTS The Friends of the Auburn Senior Center offers trips farther abroad, with destinations SHINE BREAKFAST CLUB SAVE THE DATE such as Washington D.C. and Hawaii. Closer to Serving Health Information Needs of Elders The final Breakfast Club of the season at the The Auburn Council on Aging will host an home they offer the Tall Ships in Boston and a offers counseling on health insurance at the senior center will feature a representative Intergenerational Concert, featuring Yankee trips to Foxwoods Casino every other month. senior center. SHINE hours are by appoint- from the Better Business Bureau with “Are Notions, with the best of traditional and con- For more information on these, please call the ment only on the first and third Fridays of You Really Who You Say You Are?” at 9:30 a.m. temporary New England folk music at the sen- FASCA trip coordinator, Flo Dionne, at 508-832- each month from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. To make an Thursday,May 27. A continental breakfast will ior center at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, June 13. This 7799. She is in her office on Thursdays, from 10 appointment, please call 508-832-7799. be served. program is supported in part by a grant from a.m. to 1 p.m. the Auburn Cultural Council, a local agency Christina Silpe is the Executive Director for GENEALOGY CLASS CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP MEET- supported by the Massachusetts Cultural ING Elder Affairs for the Town of Auburn and the Kay Sheldon will hold a Genealogy class at the Council, a state agency, and is open to all resi- Director of the Auburn Senior Center, and pro- senior center Wednesday, May 19, at 9:30 a.m. The Caregiver Support Group Meeting at the dents and friends. Bring lawn chairs, as the vides a weekly column on issues concerning the senior center will be held Thursday, May 27, at program will be held in the gazebo. Ice cream elderly for the Auburn News. HEALTH SCREENING 6:30 p.m. If you are caring for an elder or are sundaes will be available at only $5 each, cour- an elder caring for someone of any age, please tesy of the Friends of the Auburn Senior The Auburn VNA will hold a Health Center Association. Screening, including blood pressure, Friday, join us. SENIOR CENTER May 21, from 8:45 to 10:45 a.m. at the senior For more information on any of these events, center. please call 508-832-7799. MENU

Menu includes milk and margarine. Menus ECREATION AND ULTURE PCOMING VENTS are subject to change without notice. Your R C : U E donation of $2 per meal helps keep the pro- gram running. Call (508) 832-7798 for reserva- • Belly Dance for Fitness & Fun! Join us for fun 01501. School, Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Cost is $5 tions. and reap the fitness rewards of this body-toning Cost is $8 for kids (4-12), includes a T-Shirt. per week. Intermediate competition. ancient feminine art form of exercise! May 26 to Adult Category Awards: 18-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; • Water Color Painting: Camp Gleason, July 14, from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m., at Auburn High 60-69; 70+ and top Auburn Female/Male; prize Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Experienced Thursday May 20: Italian braised beef, egg School Conference Room. Only $60 for eight drawings; shirts to first 200 registrants. artist Beth Parys guides all level painters in this noodles, broccoli, pumpernickel bread, weeks. If you want to learn finger cymbals bring Registration and packet pick-up at the Auburn great class. Cost is $15 per class. Please call Beth bread pudding/diet pudding. them along. Fire Station May 21, from 5 to 9 p.m. Signed waiv- at 413-245-3295 for more information. Friday,May 21: Omelet cheesy spinach sauce, For more info contact Lin @ 508.212.4959 or lin- er of liability required (see reverse). • Summer Theatre Camp: We are very excited green beans, carrots, muffin, cantaloupe. [email protected]. Presented by the Auburn Inquiries or volunteer opportunities please call to announce that we will be offering a theatre Monday, May 24: Italian casserole, Brussels Recreation Department 508-832-5328. Kathleen Lutz at 508-770-1557, e-mail tomkat- camp this coming summer. July 12-23, cost is $80. sprouts, multigrain bread, peaches/diet • Road Race — Saturday, May 22, at Auburn [email protected]; and Kristen Pappas at 508-832- The camp will run from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m., held peaches. High School, at 9 a.m. Kids’ Rascal Run (Kids 4-12: 7736 or e-mail [email protected]. at the Auburn High School. It is under the direc- Tuesday, May 25: Chicken chow mein, Walk/run around AHS track), 10 a.m., 3-Mile UPCOMING EVENTS: tion of Karen and Chris Graves. Thank you to the steamed white rice, broccoli, muffin, birth- Adult Run/Walk; 10:10 a.m., 5-Mile Adult Run. • Fitness Classes: Ongoing at the Auburn High Auburn Cultural Council for their support on this day cake/plain cake. Registration: $20 online at www.active.com; School, Monday through Friday.Cost is $5 drop in program. Wednesday, May 26: Cream of mushroom Keyword “Jules Run” (by May 20); $25 Mail or in or $25 per month. Intermediate to advanced level. soup, beef with onions and peppers, garlic person (by May 17). Checks payable to: Jules Run Great group work out with our certified trainers. For any questions regarding these events, con- mashed potato, Capri blend vegetables, sand- FBO Dana-Farber, 7 Hillside St., Auburn, MA • Men’s Pickup Basketball: Auburn High tact Recreation and Culture Director Kristen wich roll, mixed fruit/diet fruit. Pappas at 508-832-7736, ext. 230. SUPERIOR OIL BUTLER FUEL A comforting thought LOOK WHAT WE HAVE about heat & humidity TO OFFER! Concept cooing systems are preci- • Premium Heating Oil sion engineered for long life and low maintenance. • Service contract for your Customized to your home for maxi- heating system mum savings... Appliance-styled for safety, concept looks terrific any- • Plumbing where. One more thing. Whether you’re • 11 Month Budgets replacing an old air conditioner or buying your first ever, Armstrong Air’s • Propane Gas reputation is comforting. Delivery Service There’s no better name for quality! and Installation 24 HOUR FREE ESTIMATES Heating & BURNER SERVICE Air Conditioning

24 HOURS Call 508-987-0234 ADAY 10 • THE AUBURN NEWS • Wednesday, May 19, 2010 SPORTS Hurler LaBonte impressive for Pioneers DEFENDING CHAMPS AUBURN GET 15TH WIN OF SEASON

BY NICK ETHIER ensured that it would easily Auburn, and Southbridge Now we’re in the last five, SPORTS STAFF WRITER score two. And McNally was made things interesting by and the inning from hell AUBURN — On April 23, able to take second base after scoring four times. Matt came back and bit us.” after the Southbridge base- the miscue. LaBonte was hit by a pitch Meanwhile, Auburn’s ball team lost to Monson 6-3, But it wouldn’t matter with one out, and then offense continues to excel, as Coach Brian Davis spoke which base McNally stood moved to second on Hashian the 10-run outburst is right about having one poor on because up next was Rosario’s single. Eric around their season average. inning each game. In the loss Brian Sullivan (2-for-4), and Lincoln was then hit, which “Ten runs is probably the to the Mustangs, the he hit a bomb to straight- loaded the bases. Matt least we’ve scored in 10 Pioneers surrendered all six away center that cleared the LaBonte scored on a passed games, (maybe) 12 games,” runs of their runs in the high fence good for a two-run ball, but that was the least of Swedberg said. “LaBonte did same frame. homer, making it an 8-4 his worries. LaBonte was hit a nice job.” “We have an inning from game. on the nose while scoring Through 17 games Auburn hell every game,” Davis Brenden van Beekom then during the relay, and he was has averaged 9.9 runs a exclaimed. hit a bloop that fell in visibly shaken, lying on the game, and has put up double Fast forward to May 15, between the shortstop, sec- ground for a couple minutes. digits in nine of its past 10 when Southbridge visited ond baseman and center But LaBonte walked off on games. Auburn, and once again the fielder, which plated two his own power, and the But Swedberg was really Pioneers had a poor frame. more runners and made it Pioneers continued their impressed with Nick With the game tied 4-4 in the 10-4 after four innings of ups. LaBonte, who also had four fourth inning, Southbridge play. Nick LaBonte was up next RBIs. had its turn to bat and went “He pitched a very good and scorched a double to “I would love to have a down 1-2-3. Then the Rockets game and deserved better in right field, his fourth double team full of LaBontes,” exploded for six runs in the that inning,” Davis said of of the game in four at-bats, Swedberg said. “The kid bottom of the fourth to grab Nick LaBonte, who went the and it scored two. LaBonte went 4-for-4 today and the a 10-4 lead. distance and scattered 11 took third base on an error, deuces (curveballs) he threw Auburn held on to win the hits. Seven of the 10 runs and he scored on Matt … he has a great mentality game, 10-8. given up were earned, as Higgins’ RBI groundout to on the mound. Kudos to him “It came back again three errors in the fourth third base. because he really sticks out tonight … the inning from inning certainly didn’t help It was now a 10-8 game, but to me. I would love nine of hell,” Davis said. his cause. LaBonte also Angel Rosario grounded out him, I’ll tell you that.” After Damien Carlos, Al struck out four and walked to third base to end the Gilliard and Matt LaBonte two. action. went down in order, Mike Auburn starter Curtis Southbridge won’t take Vaitkunas, the Rockets’ No. 9 Lebeau, who battled in the any consolation in losing a hitter, began things with a first three innings, caught game, but Davis hopes the single. fire in the fourth and fifth. close decision against the And now Auburn had the Lebeau had the 1-2-3 fourth Rockets, who are now 15-2, top of the order coming up, and only surrendered one will give the team confidence with it being the Rockets’ more hit in the fifth. as the Pioneers make a late third time seeing pitcher Lebeau finished the game season drove toward the Nick LaBonte on the hill, with five innings pitched, postseason. The team and the hit parade was about giving up four earned runs improved to 8-8. to begin. on six hits while striking out “Hopefully we gained “We had the top of the six and walking two. some tonight by coming in order, and it was the third Connor Fuller, a southpaw here and playing the defend- time around, and I think for the Rockets, pitched the ing state champs,” Davis they had a better offensive sixth inning and got the said. “Hopefully we grow up plan at that point,” Auburn Pioneers to go down 1-2-3. a little bit.” coach Eric Swedberg con- Fuller struck out Angel And after a 4-6 start, Davis curred. Rosario and Bart Chenevert, believes the team is making Steve Wallace (2-for-4) and then made an athletic important strides at the end laced a double, which move on a bunt attempt by of the year. brought Vaitkunas over to Carlos to throw him out. “We go in sections of five third base. After Marcus “He definitely worked (games),” he explained. “The Backlin struck out, Shayne quick and got his work in,” first five we were 2-3, in McNally (2-for-3) singled to Swedberg said of Fuller. “He (games) 6-10 we were 2-3 and Nick LaBonte throws a pitch for center. The hit probably had good command on his we were 4-6 at the halfway Southbridge. LaBonte took the would have scored both run- fastball.” Nick Ethier photos point. Then we went 4-1 with loss, but pitched a complete ners, but a bobble from Ben Libuda, a lanky lefty, Auburn pitcher Curtis Lebeau fires a pitch to the plate. Lebeau went a 2-1 loss to Leicester, so we game for the Pioneers. LaBonte Carlos, the centerfielder, threw the seventh inning for the first five innings for the Rockets while picking up the win. were doing the right things. was also 4-for-4 at the plate, belting four doubles.

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319 A Southbridge St., Auburn • MA 832-2628 Damien Carlos stands in the batters' box for Southbridge, as Curtis Lebeau throws him a pitch. Wednesday, May 19, 2010 • THE AUBURN NEWS • 11 SPORTS Minutemen slow down Assabet with 4-run first

BY BRIAN AUSTIN In the bottom of the first inning, delivered with a two-run double, time, in the top of the seventh “We were just swinging at good SPORTS CORRESPONDENT the Minutemen jumped right out of giving Bay Path a 2-0 lead. The next inning. After two straight walks to pitchers, putting them in play,” he CHARLTON — Bay Path’s base- the gate and loaded the bases with batter, Andrew Richards, followed start the inning, Josh St. Laurent said. “Their pitcher [White] is usu- ball team put four runs on the the first three batters. Dave Prince up with another two-run base hit, shut the Aztecs down. Three ally tough, so I’m happy we hit off board in the first inning during was hit by a pitch, Ben Gravel dou- increasing the lead to 4-0. Nick straight flyouts ended the game him.” their game against Assabet, and bled to advance Prince to third and Nickerson doubled, moving and preserved the win for Bay Sansoucy also commented on from there held on to defeat the Brandon Normandin loaded the Richards to third. And Anthony Path. how St. Laurent, just a freshman, Aztecs 7-3 on Wednesday, May 12. bases. Cleanup hitter Zach Austin Cazella walked to load the bases After the game, Bay Path coach pitched a good game and backed up once more, still with nobody out. Mark Sansoucy was happy with his the team “playing good defensive But Kyle Pearson popped out to sec- team’s performance. ball all around.” ond base, followed by two straight strikeouts to end the inning. Brian O’Connor started the top of the second inning for Assabet by being hit by a pitch. Sean White reached first after a fielding error on his ground ball to third base. The next batter, Nick Lochiatto, walked to load the bases, and the Aztecs threatened to chop into the lead. But Scott Mula struck out looking and Matt Rucho grounded Email to the shortstop, ending the threat. The Minutemen scored their fifth run of the game in the fourth inning, as Normandin scored on a Nickerson double — which Us! advanced Austin to third base. Cazella drew a walk, loading the bases for Pearson. But Pearson Shawn Kelley photos grounded into a double play,ending the inning — and Assabet pitcher Bay Path’s Josh St. Laurent delivers a pitch. What’s On Your Mind? We’d Like to Know. Sean White escaped another jam. Assabet responded in the top of We think you’re important enough to tell all our readers the fifth, scoring three times. to turn to the Opinion pages and read your Rucho started the inning with a walk, and quickly advanced to sec- Letters to the Editor and Sound Offs. ond after pinch hitter Taylor But first, you have to write us! Defelice singled. Both scored two batters later when Ryan McKnight We’ll do our best to make the space available... drove a ball deep enough to the out- after all, this is YOUR Newspaper! field. Not long later, Nick Mulherin tried to score on a Ryan O’Connor If you can, put “Letter to the Editor” in the subject double — but was thrown out at the plate after the relay from right field line or “Anonymous Sound Off” and send them to: made it in time. McKnight later [email protected] scored on a sac fly by Jason Luby for the second out. O’Connor tried to score by stealing home quickly We’d Love To Hear From You! afterwards, on a play he perceived was a passed ball, which escaped the catcher, Austin. But the ball was not out of reach of Austin, and easily tagged out O’Connor — end- ing the inning. Assabet threatened one more “If it’s important to you, it’s important to us!”

Bay Path’s Anthony Casella lines up with the pitcher. 12 • THE AUBURN NEWS • Wednesday, May 19, 2010 COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Send all calendar listings and happenings to Editor Adam Minor by mail to the Auburn Tuesday, June 8 News, 25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550, by FERNANDES LEICESTER fax to (508) 764-8015, or by e-mail to [email protected]. All calendar FAMILY The final meeting of the Massachusetts listings must be submitted by noon Friday,to Society of Genealogists Inc. Worcester be considered for publication in the follow- WELCOMES Chapter 2009-10 year will be a dinner meet- ing weeks edition. ing held held Tuesday, June 8. We will be BABY GIRL gathering at Eller’s on the Hill, at 190 Main St., Leicester. Friday, May 21 — Courtesy photo We will meet for a social time from 6 to 6:45 Sunday, May 22 p.m., followed by dinner and then our speak- AUBURN — A daughter, Sydney Laurel er. The total cost of the dinner will be $20 per Fernandes, was born to Margaret AUBURN person, to be paid ahead of time. (Mahoney) Fernandes and Glenn The speaker for the evening will be Linda Fernandes of West Chester, Penn., on The Auburn Middle School is pleased to pres- Pelletier on the subject of “Writing Your Feb. 5. Maggie is a graduate of Auburn ent “The Wizard of Oz” — Friday, May 21, Own Obituary.” Remember, genealogists like High School, Lafayette College and to be prepared, so if you want it right, do it and Saturday, May 22, at 7 p.m., at the received her master’s degree at Penn Auburn High School auditorium. Tickets are yourself ! State. Maggie is currently a signal Payment (preferably by check) needs to be $10 for adults and $7 for seniors/students. integrity engineer at Tyco Electronics. Tickets can be purchased May 13, from 4 to 7 mailed to our treasurer before June 1. Glenn is a graduate of the University of Cancellation refunds will not be honored p.m. at the Auburn Library,May 20, from 5 to Pittsburgh and is employed as a tech- 8 p.m. during the Auburn Town Elections, at after the June 1. nical support manager at Bentley For more information concerning this meet- the high school, or at the high school box Systems. They also have a chocolate office prior to each production. ing, future meetings and speaker subjects, Labrador retriever named Jasmine. visit www.massachusettssocietyofgenealo- Proud grandparents are Bill and Flo gists.org (or: www.massog.org). Mahoney of Auburn. Friday, May 21 — Sunday, June 13 Sunday, May 23 Saturday, May 22 have its famous annual Yard Sale Saturday, AUBURN AUBURN/WORCESTER May 29 (Memorial Day Weekend) at Auburn Library. The yard sale helps fund scouting Pakachoag Church is pleased to present a AUBURN Pakachoag Music School hosts Graduating programs and equipment. If you have usable free community concert featuring the furniture, scout or camping equipment, Compaq Big Band Sunday, June 13, from 2 to Student Recital Weekend Friday, May 21 Boy Scout Troop 101 Bottle Drive — sporting goods, old aquariums, collectibles, 4 p.m., at the Pakachoag Church Lawn, 203 through Sunday, May 23. Public welcome. Please let Auburn Boy Scout Troop 101 help books, games, children’s items, or any other Pakachoag St., Auburn. The event is free. Admission free. you clean out your returnable bottles and materials suitable for a yard sale that you Light refreshments will be available. • Friday, May 21, 7:30 p.m.: Flute Recital with cans this spring! The troop will hold a can wish to contribute to us, please call This is an outdoor concert. Bring a blanket Krysten Renihan, second place winner of the and bottle drive at the Auburn Library Scoutmaster George Fournier at 774-239- or chairs, pack a picnic, and join us for this 2009 Music Worcester Concerto Competition. Saturday, May 22, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. If you 2240, Asst. Scoutmasters Joe Butler at 508- up-tempo concert to help welcome summer Selections by Bach, Mozart, Debussy, and have a large collection and would like some- 951-1561, or Laurence Reich at 508-757-5700 2010! Burton. one to come pick them up, please call Asst. for a pickup. Please — no clothes, TV’s or The Compaq Big Band showcases the power The Great Hall at Pakachoag, 203 Pakachoag Scoutmaster Joe Butler (508-951-1561), or computer monitors, no junk; we reserve the of 15 horns, a cookin’ rhythm section, a great St., Auburn (508-791-8159). Dave Bragg (508-509-5637). All funds raised by right to not take unacceptable items. Thank feature vocalist, and terrific instrumental • Saturday, May 22, 4 p.m. Piano, Voice and bottle drive help run our scouting program. Violin with Pakachoag Alum and you very much for your contributions. soloists for a diverse range of clients and Graduating Senior of Anna Maria College, Sunday, May 23 events across the Greater Marylynn O’Connor, Piano; and Katie Monday, May 31 Boston, Greater Worcester, Rhode Island, and Southern New Hampshire regions. For O’Connor, Voice & Violin. AUBURN Special guest Peter Sulski, Violin. Selections AUBURN more information, visit www.compaqbig- band.com. Please call the Church office at by Corelli, Schumann, and Hindemith. The The Friends of the Veteran’s Memorial GFWC, Auburn Junior Woman’s Club will (508) 755-8718 or visit www.pakachoag.org for Great Hall at Pakachoag Corridor is proud to present an afternoon of hold their 8th Annual Duck Race on more information on this event. 203 Pakachoag St., Auburn (508-791-8159). “Dining and Dancing” Sunday, May 23, Memorial Day, Monday, May 31, from 11 a.m. • Sunday, May 23, 4 p.m.: Organ with from 12 to 5 p.m., at the Auburn Elks Lodge, to 2 p.m. at the Auburn Public Library.There CHARLTON Pakachoag Student and All Saints Junior 754 Southbridge St., Auburn. Silent auction, will be free kids games, prizes, face painting, Organ Scholar, Annecca Smith. All Saints 50/50 raffle, military vehicle display, buffet raffles and of course the duck race which Auburn Rockets Booster Club Golf Church, 10 Irving St., Worcester (508-752- dining and much more! Cost is $25 per per- will start at 12 p.m. Duck certificates must be Tournament — Sunday,June 13, at Heritage 3766). son. All proceeds contribute to the dedica- purchased in order to have a duck entered Country Club, Charlton. Tee time is 7:30 a.m., tion ceremony of Auburn’s Veterans’ into the race. The first place winner will check in is at 7 a.m. Cost is $100 per person, Friday, May 21 Memorial Corridor on Sept. 18. receive $500 and there will also be 2nd, 3rd which includes a round of golf and steak To reserve your tickets and for more infor- and lame duck prizes. Duck certificates are luncheon. Looking for foursomes and hole LEICESTER mation, mail Veterans’ Memorial Corridor, $5 each, $25 for a six quack and $50 for a flock sponsors. All proceeds go to benefit the ath- c/o 10 Pleasant St., Auburn, MA 01501. Please (13). All proceeds will benefit the GFWC, letic program at Auburn High School. The Leicester Lions Club will hold its month- include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. AJWC local educational scholarships. We Anyone interested, please contact Lee Ann ly Pitch Party Friday, May 21, at 7 p.m., at Get your tickets today! Limited seating! the Leicester Senior Center, 40 Winslow Ave., will be selling ducks at Shaw’s on Saturday, Gibree at 508-397-0298 or at leeann5@char- Leicester. Admission is $4 plus a non-perish- Saturday, May 29 May 15, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Auburn High ter.net. able food item. All proceeds will benefit the School during the town election on Thursday, May 20, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund and AUBURN the Leicester Community. Park ‘N Shop Saturday, May 22, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information please con- Spring Cleaning for Boy Scouts Yard Sale tact us at [email protected]. — Auburn Boy Scout Troop 101, which recently celebrated its 86th anniversary, will

OBITUARIES Robert H. Lawson, 56 Florence M. O’Rourke, 83

NORTH OXFORD — Robert He was predeceased by a daughter, Lee Ann AUBURN — Florence M. many years prior to moving to Auburn. H. “Bumpas” Lawson, 56, of Lawson, who died in 1988. (Smith) O’Rourke, 83, of the Florence retired from the former Davey’s Wallace Court, died He was born in Sault Ste Marie, Mich., was Lodge at Eddy Pond and for- Leathergoods, where she had worked for 23 Thursday, May 13, after a raised in Worcester, and lived most of his life merly of Raymond St., years. She enjoyed her gardens, playing bingo, short battle with cancer. in North Oxford. He graduated from Worcester, passed away peace- watching the Red Sox, and vacationing in Old He is survived by his wife of Burncoat High School in Worcester in 1972. fully with her loving family Orchard Beach, Maine. Florence was a devot- 33 years, Gail J. (Graves) Mr. Lawson worked for Process Systems by her side on Sunday,April 9, ed mother and grandmother whose greatest Lawson of North Oxford; Engineering for several years before he in the UMass Memorial love was spending time together as family. three daughters, Christian opened his own successful company, Lawson Hospital, Worcester. Visiting hours were held Thursday, May 13, Bowden and her husband Tech in 1992. He was a member of the Knights Her beloved husband of 40 in the Britton-Wallace Funeral Home, 91 Daniel of Dunnsville, Va., Colleen Lawson of Columbus Council 4241 in North Oxford years, James A. O’Rourke died in 1986. Central St., Auburn. Her funeral was held and her fiancé Joseph Bergeron of Richmond, and was a very active member of St. Ann’s She leaves her three children, Maureen Friday, May 14, from the funeral home with a Va., and Hillary Lawson of North Oxford; two Church in North Oxford. He will always be Kuchnicki and her husband Bruce of Auburn, Funeral Mass celebrated in Saint Joseph’s sons, Robert J. Lawson of Springfield, and remembered as a devoted husband, father, Thomas O’Rourke and his fiancée Julia Church, 189 Oxford St., Auburn. Burial fol- Timothy Lawson and his fiancée Farah Riche and grandfather,and will be greatly missed by Morris of Auburn, and Joan Stockwell and lowed in Worcester County Memorial Park, of Worcester; his exchange student son, all who knew him. her husband George of Oxford; 10 grandchil- Paxton. Saranyu “Cap” Palajit; his mother, Elaine A funeral was held Wednesday, May 19, dren and nine great grandchildren. In lieu flowers, memorial gifts may be sent (Fant) Kentel of Worcester; his father and from Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main St., She was predeceased by her son James S. to the American Heart Association, 20 Speen step mother, Raymond and Betty Lawson of Oxford, followed by a Mass at St. Ann’s O’Rourke in 2008 and by her two brothers, St., Framingham, MA 01701. Princeton; seven brothers and sisters, April Church, 652 Main St., North Oxford. Burial Stephen and Franklin Smith. For directions or to leave a message of sym- Murray and her husband Christopher of followed at North Cemetery in Oxford. Calling Florence was born in Masontown, Penn., pathy for her family,please visit www.britton- Auburn, Cynthia O’Neil of Princeton, Dawn hours were held Tuesday,May 18, at the funer- daughter of the late Stephen and Helen funeralhomes.com. Murphy and her husband Kevin of Rutland, al home. (Glagola) Smith and lived in Worcester for Joseph Trombi of Worcester, Stephen Kentel In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions of Worcester, Lynne Lawson of Sterling, and may be made to the American Cancer Society, William Lawson of Worcester; three grand- 30 Speen St., Framingham, MA 01701. children, Adelina and Henry Bowden, and Visit www.paradisfuneralhome.com for Haroldyne Dickinson, 88 James Lawson; as well as many nephews and more information nieces. AUBURN — Haroldyne legal secretary for several lawyers in the (Carlson) Dickinson, 88, of Auburn area during her working years, as Auburn, died May 12, at well as the secretary for Bethel Lutheran home, following an illness. Church. She was a devoted member of Bethel Her husband of 50 years, Lutheran Church and served on many com- SEND OBITUARIES at no charge to Howard I. Dickinson died in mittees there, and was active in several 1993. groups. She enjoyed bowling, playing golf and Community News Editor Ann She leaves her two daugh- travelling with her husband. Tremblay, by faxing (508) 764-8102, ters, Judith Bachand and her Private services were held Saturday, May husband Gregory of 15. or by e-mailing the editor at Wallingford, Conn., and Gail A. Morton of Her family requests that in lieu of flowers, Auburn; her five grandchildren, Derek, Chad, memorial donations be made to the Bethel [email protected]. Tanya, Kimberly and Kelly and her 10 great Lutheran Church Endowment Fund, 90 Bryn grandchildren, Jakob, Christopher, Gabriel, Mawr Avenue, Auburn, MA 01501 or to the Ethan, Jordyn, Zakary, Jack, A.J., Bryce and Auburn VNA, 191 Pakachoag St., Auburn, MA We also invite funeral directors Makenna. 01501. She was born in Presque Isle, Maine, The Britton-Wallace Funeral Home, and families to e-mail us a JPEG daughter of the late Harold R. and Kathryn Auburn assisted the family with the arrange- photograph to print, at no cost, (McGraw) Carlson and has lived in Auburn ments. for many years. She graduated from Becker For more information, visit www.brittonfu- alongside the obituary. Junior College in 1942. Haroldyne worked as a neralhomes.com. Wednesday, May 19, 2010 • THE AUBURN NEWS • 13

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In the continued from page 1 Whynot recalled the first time he met article, Mary had said she was “happy and Boudreau when he first came to town. He glad” to be married to a fire chief and that Upon hearing about Boudreau’s passing, had told Boudreau he had been a firefighter everyone loved him. Holstrom said he was “devastated.” in Waltham, and Boudreau knew the fire In the story, John said during his years of “I knew it was coming but you are never department members from there. being on the fire department and working on prepared for it,” he said. “He was one of “He knew the whole fire service family in the railroad, he was so busy he sometimes those guys who was going to be there forever. this state,” he said. didn’t get to bed at night. He was the fire department patriarch and Becoming fire chief, Whynot said most of Mary and John Boudreau had one daugh- we’ll never see another man like him.” what he knows is from Boudreau and former ter together, Donna Londergan. During the Holstrom said Boudreau encouraged him Fire Chief Roger Belhumeur. story written about them last February, the and the other firefighters to be “good com- Whynot said he was saddened to hear of Boudreaus said they were thankful for the munity servants,” and he “always” had time Boudreau’s passing. help Donna and her husband Vincent gives for his fellow comrades. “We lost a great one, one of the best,” he them. “He loved the fire department and he loved said. “Somebody I considered a mentor and a Last week, Londergan described her father the town and it showed,” Holstrom said. “He role model — and more importantly, a good as a “great man.” made us who we were, he moved us along and friend.” “He was always there, always kind and car- encouraged us to be there.” As recently as six months ago, Whynot ing,” she said. “You could always count on Auburn Fire Chief William Whynot also said Boudreau would sometimes come into him.” described Boudreau as a “gentleman at all the station and tell Whynot that if he needed For more information on the life of John times” and a “firefighter’s chief.” to take some time off, he was willing to cover Boudreau, one can access a full obituary that Whynot was appointed as an auxiliary fire- for him. appeared in the May 12 edition of the fighter by Boudreau in 1979. Whynot said “He was a great joker,” he said. Auburn News. Visit www.theheartofmassa- Boudreau was always sure to “take good At a firefighter memorial dedication cere- chusetts.com and click on “Archives” and care” of his firefighters. mony last June, Boudreau was in atten- “Auburn News.” “The thing that impressed me the most is, dance. After the ceremony was over, many of if you happened to make a mistake, you got the current firefighters came over to him Teresa A. Franco may be reached at 508-909- called in and you were spoken to [by and referred to him as “chief.” 4136 or e-mail her at tfranco@stonebridge- File photos Boudreau],” he said. “And the next thing he Last February, Boudreau and his wife press.com. John and Mary Boudreau dance on their 40th wed- would say, ‘OK, let’s get a good cup of cof- Mary were featured in an Auburn News ding anniversary. Astrella overcomes obstacles in battle with Crohn’s disease with a GI doctor at St. Vincent’s was up to her son to make the deci- thought we’d be able to do again,” such as chemistry or biology. He CROHN’S Hospital in Worcester, where they sion of what is best for him. Joseph said. was also accepted to the pre-med continued from page 1 immediately gave him a “He was coming up to his 18th The couple clung to their faith program at Mass College of praying for their son’s life. colonoscopy. birthday,” she said. “And I said, for hope and prayed. Elaine even Pharmacy in Boston. A blood infection, most likely When Vincent was diagnosed, ‘You know, Vinny,eventually this is rallied friends and family back Vincent’s parents said their son caused by a colonoscopy he had Elaine was nine months pregnant going to be in your own hands. If home to join them. was sure to learn about his condi- earlier in the day, was invading his with his brother, Lucio, who is now this drug is going to help you, then “My wife was waking up people tion and he continues to do so. body. 2 years old. who am I to stand in your way?’” all over this area, because we really Vincent said he encourages oth- Now, eight months later, Astrella He was first given the steroid Vincent started to see a new doc- do believe in divine intervention,” ers battling a severe disease to spends his days playing varsity Predezone to treat his condition, tor at Mass General in Boston, Dr. Joseph said. “It wasn’t long before make sure they do their research baseball and basketball, hitting which helped enough to return to Timothy Buie. Understanding his [the doctors] came in and told us he and don’t let a disease prevent you golf balls with friends and is gear- playing baseball. Joseph said he concerns about Remicade, Vincent was getting better.” from living life. ing up for graduation next month. son was “75 percent back,” until said the doctor tried him on a few When an ICU team came in to “Be your own advocate,” he said. Playing sports and graduating the fall of his junior year. At that different other medications. At the evaluate her son and said his vitals “Know your symptoms. Don’t over- may seem routine for the average time the doctors had Vincent end of summer 2009, Vincent were returning, Elaine said she look things that your body tells you high schooler, but for Astrella, they weaned off the steroids. His moth- agreed to try Remicade. Before knew he was going to get better. — and don’t let it hold you back.” were accomplishments that were er, Elaine, said she was nervous starting the treatment, he said his During the whole ordeal, Vincent When he was at his lowest points impossible more than a year ago. about putting her son on the recom- doctor wanted another said he did not realize the severity during his condition, Vincent said In his sophomore year of high mended drug Remicade, because of colonoscopy performed to get a of the situation and did not feel as prayer, along with motivation, is school, Astrella was diagnosed its possible side effects that include “baseline.” though he was clinging to his life. what sought him through. with Crohn’s disease — an inflam- lymphoma. During the procedure, several After his near-death experience, Vincent said he is “still a work in mation of the intestinal tract that Instead of using Remicade, biopsies were done of Vincent’s Elaine and Joseph said they wit- progress” and he will have to deal causes frequent diarrhea, abdomi- Vincent turned to alternative med- colon for medical studies. The biop- nessed a new determination in with his disease for the rest of his nal pain, rectal bleeding and icine and holistic doctors. The fam- sies are what Vincent and his fami- their son. life or until they find a cure. weight loss. ily now admits that the method was ly think may have caused the sep- “Basically, he had a newfound However, he said is has gotten back “It really limits you a lot in life,” a “waste of time.” sis. They said they think his colon appreciation of what he had done,” into shape and is not constantly Astrella said. For three months, Vincent spent may have been punctured causing Joseph said. running to the bathroom anymore. Before Astrella was diagnosed, most days camped out on the couch bacteria to flow through his blood- “Any child who experiences a Joseph and Elaine said they hope his father, Joseph, said he saw a sig- at home. During that time, he said stream. sickness, it definitely deepens their others gain something from his nificant change in the way his son he “barely left the house.” Elaine said she noticed some- character,” Elaine said. son’s journey. They said they are performed daily activities, such as “It was the same thing day in, thing was wrong with her son on Even though he missed a lot of proud of their son for not letting a athletics. day out — I’d wake up, make some the way home from his doctor’s class his junior year, through the disease get the best of him. “As a freshman on JV,he was one eggs, lay on the couch watch TV,” appointment because he was shiv- help from school staff and studying “He’s never used it as his of the most used pitchers,” he said. he said. “I thought it was going to ering during the day. That night, on his own, he was able to maintain crutch,” Joseph said. “In fact, for The following year, Joseph said, be like that forever.” they went to the Newton-Wellesley a steady GPA. him, he’s become more aggressive his son only played one game for By the end of January, Vincent Hospital where Joseph and Elaine Vincent’s academic efforts have in everything in his life.” two innings because he was so in so said he decided to take any medica- were delivered the news that their paid off. The battle with Crohn’s much pain. tion that would make him better. son might not make it to morning. disease, Vincent said, has inspired Teresa A. Franco may be reached “He couldn’t even swing the bat,” “Any medication I would have “Sports, at this point, were moot. him to go into the medical field. In at 508-909-4136 or e-mail her at tfran- Joseph said. taken, because the side effects We really didn’t care about basket- the fall, Vincent will attend [email protected]. Soon after, Vincent learned about would outweigh the benefits.” ball and baseball — even watching Worcester State College and plans his condition at an appointment Elaine said she then realized it TV was something we never on studying a medical related field BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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four. Julliard he’ll be able to make con- DREAM Though he is venturing to presti- nections for the future. It’ll give continued from page 1 gious endeavors now, Nicholas’ him a great foundation for his recently was accepted to the career began at a young age. He career.” Julliard School in New York City. began with doing community the- At a Boston Ballet performance The school only accepts 12 men and atre as a child and then started tak- last week, Amy said she was in awe 12 women from around the world ing tap and jazz classes. In middle of the progress her son has made for its dance program every year. school, Nicholas first dipped his in dance over the past few years. “It’s something I’ve been think- toes in choreography thanks to “He’s at the next level,” she said. ing about all year — it was my goal Auburn Middle School teacher “He looked like he belonged on for the year,” Ranauro said of his Karin Graves, who allowed him to stage.” reaction to his acceptance. choreograph the school’s perform- Nicholas describes dance and Ranauro graduated from the ances in eighth grade and in high choreography as ways to “express” Walnut Hill School in 2009. For the school. himself. While he enjoys dancing, past year, he has been a trainee “She gave me the ability to put he said choreographing is where he with the Boston Ballet. my voice forward and create,” he is most content. Ranauro’s mother, Amy, said let- said. “That is when I’m most happiest ting her child go to boarding school Nicholas said he still does not — when my choreography is on at the age of 16 was a hard one to know how he managed to juggle all stage,” he said. make. However, she said she knew his activities during his adolescent Nicholas is not the only Ranauro it was the right road to take for her years. with artistic talent. His sister, a son to become serious about his “I was that crazy kid who after student at Massachusetts College art. school would leave the high school of Art and Design, is a painter and “I’ve watched him since he was a and walk to the middle school car- his younger brother Patrick, a young boy and I always knew there rying a boom box and teach a tril- freshman at Auburn High School, lion girls a dance routine,” he said. played The Prince in the middle was something special about him, Courtesy photos because I wouldn’t have done it oth- “And then I would go to dance class school’s performance of erwise,” she said. “I wouldn’t have and then to the high school play “Cinderella” last year. Auburn native Nicholas Ranauro was recently accepted to the Juilliard School to study dance and choreography. For the past year he has been a trainee with the [let him go to Walnut Hill School] if practice.” Their shared love for art, Boston Ballet and this summer he will perform in the Jacobs Pillow Dance Festival in I didn’t really believe he had talent Amy said she is thankful to Nicholas said, brings him and his the Berkshires. and dreams.” Graves and several other teachers sister closer together. The reason for pursuing Julliard, at the high school who gave her son “It’s amazing the moments we Nicholas said, was because of the a chance to exercise his talents. have when we are just talking from all over the world. get here? How did I get where I opportunity to experience other “These are incredible opportuni- about our art,” he said. “I’m really excited,” he said. “I am?’” he said. types of dance aside from ballet ties to have in the public schools,” Talking about any form of art worked really hard for the audi- For people wanting to take the and the opportunity to choreo- she said. with anyone, Nicholas said, is what tion.” plunge and pursue their art, graph. Amy said she and her husband, he “lives for.” After the festival ends in June, Nicholas said they should remem- The audition for the school, he Ronald, think Juilliard is a good fit Before journeying on to Nicholas said he looking forward to ber that “nothing is impossible.” said, started out with a group of 70 for Nicholas. Juilliard, Nicholas will perform in spending time with his family in “Take things one step at a time,” people and a panel of 15 judges. “[We] feel that four years at the Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival Auburn before starting school. he said. “Keep doing what you love Throughout the day he did differ- Julliard he’ll be able to get an edu- in Becket. The event is highly selec- Looking back on the accomplish- and you are going to end up happy.” ent kinds of dances — such as mod- cation and have four more years to tive — only 11 men and 11 women ments he has made, Nicholas said Teresa A. Franco may be reached ern and ballet — while the judges be able to grow and become a young are chosen each year — and chore- it is still surreal. at 508-909-4136 or e-mail her at tfran- whittled down the applicants to man,” she said. “I believe at ographers and instructors come “Sometimes I think, ‘How did I [email protected].

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‘Liz’ Banas Real Estate A Place To Call Home… Southbridge, MA 01550 1-508-765-5452 • 1-774-230-5026 lizbanasrealestate.com Liz Banas Owner/Broker NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING OPEN HOUSE! 631 Alpine Drive, Southbridge, MA SUNDAY, MAY 16th, 12PM-3PM Enjoy the ambiance of an antique home in this reproduction gambrel on 8+ acres with over 260 ft. of road frontage. This seven room, three bedroom, 1 1/2 bath gambrel features 8” wide pine board floors throughout, wain- BROOKLYN THOMPSON scoting, fireplace, brick hearth for a woodstove, chair rail, six panel doors. THOMPSON Neat as a pin, two Why pay rent when you can THOMPSON Seasonal property with Fully furnished waterfront 3 bay carriage shed. Serene country setting close to the Woodstock, CT bdrm. Ranch. One bath, finished fam- own this 2 bedroom, 2 bath, spacious water rights to Little Pond. Sitting right cottage located on leased land on line, minutes from major routes. One owner. Quick Closing possible! mobile home with its own land and large across the street from the water access Quaddick Lake. Vaulted ceiling w/skylite, $249,900 ily rm and workshop in lower level, L-shaped open kit/liv/din. Lots of glass garage. New Central Air in 2009, CALL this cottage is perfect for your summer retreat. Great area for fishing, boating, or w/fabulous view of lake. Wraparound 16x10 deck, paved drive, all in a neigh- Today. $110,000. Owner says make an $159,900 swimming. Cottage has new well and septic deck; impeccably kept, updates in & out. borhood setting. offer! and is ready to enjoy! Priced at $139,900. Docks included. $249,900 INVESTOR TAKE NOTE LAND LISTINGS THOMPSON 1.0 acre parcel of lane located THOMPSON Great opportunity for across the street from Quaddick Lake. Wake NEW LISTING up every morning to a view of the lake. Owner developer to start this project of 20, 2 says make me an offer! Just $65,000. story units w/garages that could be THOMPSON - Colonial Farms Estates – a 9 Condo's or Apartments. Wetlands, lot subdivision located in East Thompson near OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE Planning & Zoning Approved! Town water the MA border; .9 to 2.6 acre lots priced from SUN 11-1:00 $320,000. $77,000 to $83,000. SUN 1:30-3:30 THOMPSON DUDLEY, MA & sewer. Be ready for Spring. Just min. from the MA line, 3 bedroom cape. Open THOMPSON- This 1.83 acre lot has been per- yet on a quiet side street sits this 3 bed- kitchen with Island, tile floor, formal din- c'd and surveyed. There is road frontage on THOMPSON Approved plans for 4 units, room, 1 1/2 bath, Ranch. Featuring, hard- ing rm., living room, fireplace, oak flooring, two roads with proposed driveway on wood floors through-out, an eat-in either Condo's or Apartments with Garages. BRIMFIELD-103 Paige Hill Rd. CHARLTON-181 Burlingame Rd. DUDLEY. 4+ BR Farmhouse set 2 full baths w/tile floors, large deck off Linehouse Road, partially cleared and ready to kitchen, dining room, fireplace in living Town water & Sewer. Convenient to I-395. Call $89,000 Classic New England Cape has 3 BR, Pristine 4 BR, 2.5 bath Colonial just on 5.25 acres. Large deck, above back of house and a storage shed. Now build on, asking 3 full baths, 3 floors of living space all room, an oversized 2-car garage and beau- for maps, plans, etc. Listed at $155,000. KILLINGLY- 15 acre lot of raw land for outside town center. Hdwd, built- ground pool. Fenced garden area. $219,000. priced at $249,000 on 2.9 +/- Acres! New hardwood ins, fin 3rd flr. So much more! tiful Klotter Farm shed. $119,000. Possible house lot, hunting lot... floors, new carpet, too many features 2 car garage/workshop, outbuild- $377,300. Cindy Sowa Forgit. to list! $289,000. Mary Sears. ings. $299,900. Gracellen Riel. P.O. Box 83 447 Riverside Dr. Thompson CT Phone: (860) 923-3377 Fax: (860) 923-5740 REDUCED Take a virtual visit: www.johnstonrealestate.net

DUDLEY. Great horse property! 22+ SOUTHBRIDGE. Well maintained SOUTHBRIDGE. 2400+ SF Colonial acres with flat, open pastures with 3800+ SF Brick Colonial has 4 BR, 3.5 has plenty of room for everyone! 5 shelters, immaculate stable for 9 hors- baths, 4 working FPs, large front porch! BR, 1.5 baths, FP in LR. Detached es, lg metal building for storage or Hardwoods throughout, sweeping stair- garage with work area. Interior indoor rink…plus a 3 BR home! case. 2 car garage w/ add. rooms updated. $264,000. Find the homes of your neighborhood . . $799,900 Paul Bouvier above. $323,900. Sarah Gustafson. Wendy or Annette. THE REAL ESTATE SECTION Wednesday, May 19, 2010 • THE AUBURN NEWS • 17 Bouges attends final meeting after nine years

Youth and Family Services. The students at Mary D. Stone School collected change to pur- SERVICE LEARNING chase calling cards overseas. Pakachoag Elementary School and Julia Bancroft collect- After almost a full academic year of hard ed donations for Second Chance Animal work, students were able to present their serv- Shelter. The middle school participated in sev- ice learning projects to the School Committee eral projects, including Food from the Heart, Monday. which donated canned goods to Auburn Youth Service learning is orchestrated by Bryn and Family Services. The middle school also Mawr Principal Patricia Haggerty. A few stu- created a children’s book that presented a dents from each school in the district gave a global issue at a child’s level. The high school’s brief presentation about their respective project is a community garden, where is cur- school’s service learning projects. rently growing vegetables like tomatoes and The projects include Bryn Mawr peas to donate to food pantries and the cook- Elementary School’s Exercise Your Mind and ing classes. Body. The project encouraged the children to Teresa A. Franco may be reached at 508-909- read and walk 10 minutes a day to earn money 4136 or e-mail her at tfranco@stonebridge- to buy books and donate them to Auburn press.com.

Teresa A. Franco photo School Committee member Janie Bouges, surrounded by the rest of the committee members, holds a plaque she was given for her nine years of service on the board. It was Bouges last meeting on the com- mittee, Monday, May 17, and she is not seeking reelection.

BOURGES said. continued from page 1 It was School Committee member Janie GIRLS ICE HOCKEY Bouges last meeting Monday. She decided to not seek reelection in this year’s Annual The girls ice hockey team got the official Election after nine years and three terms, par- ‘OK’ to become a varsity team Monday night. tially due to the demands of her career as a The School Committee voted in favor of professor at the University of Massachusetts making the team a varsity sport. The team Lowell. started drawing the blueprints to transition to Committee members presented her with a varsity a few weeks ago, when they came plaque in honor of her years of service. before the committee for the first time. They School Committee Chairman Elizabeth started out three years ago as a club team and Gribbons noted that during her terms on the are open to several surrounding towns. committee, Bouges witnessed and participat- Players on the team are from several towns ed in a Proposition 2 1/2 override, the creation including Leicester, Oxford and Worcester. of a new high school and was chair of the The reason the team wants to become varsi- committee at one point. In addition, Gribbons ty is because it will give them more opportuni- said, Bouges did all this while earning her ties to compete and play games. PhD. “These young ladies have demonstrated a “She has been a tremendous asset,” considerable amount of commitment,” Gribbons said. “We wish her the best.” Superintendent Maryellen Brunelle said. Bouges thanked the committee and viewers Though the team will now be a varsity at home for their support throughout the sport, it will not be without a cost. The girls years. She said she has enjoyed serving and will have to pay a fee every year in order to seeing the committee evolve. play — most of the school’s varsity sports are She assured parents that she is leaving their free of charge. children in good hands. Gribbons apologized for this prerequisite. “The committee members do have the best “We wish it were in our budget to be able to interest of the students in their hearts,” she fund this,” she said. www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com

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Golinski said she was “thrilled and excited” about receiving the award. “It’s really nice to be awarded for something you love to do and because you want to do it,” she said. “To get an award for that makes you feel special.” One of the main reasons Golinski received the award was because of her efforts to rework the school’s curriculum. Originally, Golinski said, the infants were all given the same activities to do throughout the day, even though their ages range from three months to 15. Realizing the curriculum was not meeting the needs of the children Golinski said she wanted to change that. “Each child is so different and an individual and they have different needs,” she said. “Each child needs to have what pertains to them because they are so young.” Golinski began the new curricu- lum more than a year ago and it includes activities such as language, cognitive development, music and movement, motor skills and self- help. Goddard School Director Rebecca Putnam described Golinski as a “top- notch” and “dynamite” teacher. “[Golinski] is a nurturing, caring, devoted, loving teacher who gives a 100 percent,” she said. Putnam also noted that Golinski has been known to make special trips to meetings about children with special needs. She also pointed out that the parents “love” having Golinski as the first teacher for their child. “We have a wait list a mile long for her class,” she said. Teresa A. Franco photo Putnam said she and the rest of Goddard School Infant teacher Pauline Golinski plays with eight-month-old Crosby James the staff at Goddard are “pleased as Taylor in her classroom, Tuesday, May 11. punch” that they have another Teacher of the Year winner for the Golinski has been in the childcare she said. fourth consecutive year. One of the business for quite some time. She Golinski also acknowledged her requirements for the award is creat- started as a young girl babysitting fellow coworkers for the help they ing a project that benefits the school and then became a nanny as got give her in the planning of her cur- or community. Last year, the pre- older. Prior to coming to Goddard riculum project. school teacher Laura Prunier won three years ago, Golinski had her “I really enjoy working here and the award for instilling healthy eat- own daycare business for a decade. the support I get,” she said. ing habits in her students. Golinski said she “just enjoys Every year, she said, the school being with the children.” Teresa A. Franco may be reached at nominates one teacher from the “The best part is when the child 508-909-4136 or e-mail her at tfran- school for the award. does something new and you get to [email protected]. see it and the smile on their faces,” MAY 19, 2010 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 1

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Bought From & Serviced 4-Foot Steel Shelves Corner Style Cost New $1000 By Ideal Pool. $500 Very Heavy Duty $100 Call 508-943-3342 Coca-Cola 508-987-6395 Natural Maple Finish Sell For $125 Each OBO 5 Years Old, Excellent $50 Black Canvas Ask For Pattie Machines 36.5”Hx54.75”Wx53”D Condition. Outgrown. 413-245-7388 Truck Bed-Cover & Collectibles $175 FIRM Call 5pm-8:30pm $1000 4 Michelin Tires Fits GMC/Chevy 1/2-Ton Brand New Juki 508-867-6546 508-764-9985 X-Metric MS 185/70/R14 Glassware, Pictures, Signs, Chair Pickups Commercial X-Mas Items, Sewing $200 8-Foot Tonneau $75 Caresoft Upholstery, 18 Foot Fiberglass 1930’s Antique 123 Paperback & Sewing Machine Material, Etc., Etc. Looks Like Leather. Cover 774-452-3514 Walking Foot, Table, Motor, Call For Appointment $65 FIRM Boat Hand-Painted 34 Hardcover Books For Pickup Truck $100 For All All Accessories. Weekdays 4pm-8pm 508-867-9786 21 Foot Cabin Boat Decorative $200 Beautiful Machine. Weekends Anytime Decorative Drapery Rod Antique Dresser Paid $1600 Aluminum Toolbox (4) Chrome Wheels Bird’s-Eye Maple. Liz And Mike Couch Washtub 12’x20’ Will Sell For $1200 508-949-7277 For Pickup Truck Asking $175 $20 15-Inch, Were Beautiful, In Great Navy Blue Leather On Dodge Van. Only Used Once Webster Fiberglass Cap Condition. 508-341-6941 $1000 OBO 508-765-0342 New Echo Gas 17’ Trimmer Asking $200 For All 4 $275 For Truck Chainsaw & Accessories Coin-Operated 774-230-6152 27’ Above $800 Call 508-873-1394 508-885-2170 Coolant System Cultivator 1/4HP 208/230V 3-Phase FoosBall Table With Motor Ground Pool 508-867-6837 Crystal Glassware 8-Inch/10-Inch Antique Victorian 6-Gallon Flood-Type $300 Band Saw Top Of The Line Quality 42” Wide $300 New Or Best Offer Of All Kinds On Stand (Ester Williams) Porcelain Plates 8pc. Black Marble $150 OBO 860-774-8008 Plus A Few Bowls, Etc. Includes Brand New Liner, Mitsubishi TV All With Children’s Pictures Fireplace Good Stuff, For Cheap! 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Custom-Made ELECTRONICS Hewlett Packard Large Oak & MOTORS Schwinn Square Foot Turn Of The Century Wrought Iron Color Printer Glass Hutch 1/2HP 230/460V Electric Scooter Concrete 4-Piece Living (Sturbridge, MA) $25 Lighted Interior, Storage 1725RPM, 56 Frame. Needs new battery, $60. Room Set Pot Rack SAMSUNG LN52A850 $45 OBO Footing Forms 18 Inch Diameter. Whirlpool Underneath, Silverware (508)764-6560 SF32 - $45 Each Couch & Three Chairs, $90 LCD 1080p HDTV Drawer 5HP, 230/460V Mahogany Framed. 52”, Slim 1.9” Thin Air Conditioner $600 1740RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC Wheelbarrow Good Condition. Wrought Iron 120Hz RSS Energy-Efficient, 8000 BTU $125 OBO Scuba Gear $20 $350 OBO Single-Panel $125 Oak Twin Bed $3099 5HP, 230/460V For Sale Fireplace Screen With Storage Underneath Includes Sherwood Octopus, (5) Steel Lally Columns $1799 Computer Desk $100 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC $200 Above Fireplace 31” x 39” Glass Top, Pull-Out Leaf, $125 OBO Cobra 2pc Lg. Genesis 3 Mantle $70 SONY VCR/VHS Attached File Cabinet Primitive Combo Gauge. 2 Aluminum (8) Antique Milk Cans 1/2HP 208/230/460V Tanks With Tank Boots. Insp. $110 With Shelves & Beveled Andirons SLV-780HF $150 Pottery Hutch Mirror Black Large Overhead Door-Opener 8/2009. Womens Size 14 $25 $199 Beige Shermag $120 OBO 5MM Neosport Wetsuit. Frigidaire Gallery Gas Dryer $100 $99 $100 $70 Glider & Ottoman 4 Motor Speed Controls Excursion Bag And 508-885-3124 508-347-9016 $225 All Very Good Condition Some Weights 413-245-7388 SONY DSC-H1 Hitachi J100, 400/460V Call 508-949-8851 508-735-9703 Best Offer $1200 Unique Oak Table Dale Ernhardt Sr. Digital Camera Bought From Local Dive Stainless Steel 72” Round Letter Coat $299 Hewlett Packard Lexmark Printer Call 5pm-8:30pm Shop, Can No Longer Use $550 $179 $50 OBO 508-867-6546 Call Deb Double Tub Sink Must See To Appreciate New, With 2 Cars In Case DeskJet 970 CSE 508-347-1492 On Stand. $150 SONY FX330 Color Printer Wood Piano Bench Mountain Bike Great For Workshop Or 508-756-6120 508-434-0315 Video Camcorder With Automatic Duplicating With Storage Several Laundry Room. 774-289-6982 $30 $25 OBO Timberline GT $40 $299 Rock Shox, Clipped Pedals Queen-Sized Utility Trailer Diamond Ring $149 508-764-9309 Call Gents 14K Yellow & White 508-892-1679 (But Have Regular). Great Bedroom Sets 413-262-9990 4’x6.5’, 15-Inch Wheels Gold. Center Diamond Condition, Very Little Use. w/Box & Mattress, Cherry Good Condition BOSE LIFESTYLE 35 Hosier Cabinet $300 Stereo With $300 90/100 Surrounded By SOUND SYSTEM Liner Tray Mirrored Dressers, 6 03/100 Diamonds. In Original Condition For Cargo Area/Floor For Call Chris Drawered Nightstand $2999 $900 508-798-3560 Speakers Lawn Sweeper All Fine Brilliance 2008 Subaru Outback $1200 Each $50 $1499 Over-Stuffed Upholstered Pull-Behind Riding Mower 26 Year Old Appraisal Was Never Used. MTD Lawn Tractor Rugs Call 508-278-7958 4’, Good Condition $5560 Green Chair Cost $70 $75 Will Sell For Same Now! Call Mr. Desai $250 Asking $45 CASH Complete Tune Up. Bird Of Paradise Runs Like New Storm Door 774-232-0407 732-309-9366 (Cell) Huntington Green Floral Brookfield (2)9x12, 9x14 Cement Mixer 508-867-2224 $500 $295 Each 30” x 80” 2-Cushion Sofa Never Used. With All Parts. Good Condition DISHWASHER $700 508-434-0315 Oriental Style Paid $108 $150 Hot Point Dishwasher $100 Living Room Sofa (2)Red 9x12 eMachines Kitchen Set Sell For $59 508-885-6975 ALSO: & Chair Nordic Trac $300 Each Desktop PC Drop-Leaf, 5 Chairs Walk Fit Skier/Rower Brand New Casio $625 Ethan Allen. Sturdy Lifetime 508-943-8693 ALSO: Vanity Set Keyboard LH100 With 20” Samsung Frame, Excellent Quality. $100 Metal Door Veneer & Wood, Digital Screen Prompts, LCD Monitor Various Floral Pattern, Country 508-885-9992 Shed Door With 15 Glass Lites, With 2 Doors, 4 Drawers, Keys Light Up With Voice 140GB Hard Drive, 1GB Used Appliances Styling. Interior Bi-Fold Doors Left Or Right Hang. With Beveled Mirror Prompts. Lots Of Stored RAM. CD/DVD Burner, Call For Details Solid Wood Coffee Oak Computer Some Lumber $40 And Bench. Digital Media Card Asking $200 Music Inside! 508-943-8693 & End Table MORE! Call Richard Paid $199 On Sale Reader (4 Slots). Armoire Running Vista Smoothly! Over $3500 New $150 $15 Each 508-885-9046 Tile-Top Table Sell $100 Hunting Camo 508-248-1951 Asking $500 For $800 Steals It! Trumpet $100 With Flower Designs, Email: The Combo! Clothes & Call 508-949-7040 Stove Pedestal Legs. With 2 Stools. [email protected] 774-232-6617 Electric/Acoustic Guitar Shoprider Scooter Franklin Style Asking $225 For Pictures Or Call Marty Equipment Vinci Brand $100 $1000 Mostly New, Some Used. Living Room Wood-Burning (Dayville, CT, 06241, 508-864-7159 Practically New! $275 774-452-1668 Near MA & RI Line) Entertainment Sizes Medium, Large & XL. Sofa & Chair 860-779-2611 Insulated Suit, Jackets, Multi-Colored, Dominantly Men’s Suit Gas Log Wedding Gown & Center Vests, Hats, Gloves, Pants. Green. Clean, Organ Size 42 Regular, Black, New! Technics SXEN4 $100 Never Used Flower Girl Dress Double Window 58”Wx19”Dx51”H Archery, Shotgun, Good Condition. $90 Solid Wood, Never Been Black Powder $150 OBO Best Offer Both Worn Once. Gown Is New, Vetter High Pro 4 Other Items 508-832-6234 Satin With Sequins, Bead & Painted (Natural). Glass Call For Prices Call 508-892-9212 Rascal Scooter Dishes, Small Appliances With Screens. Front Door With Shelves. 2 508-949-1320 Lace. Sleeveless, Long Measures 76”Long 600 Series And More Train & Veil. Gorgeous! Drawers, 2 Doors (Bottom), Mahogany Best Offer Sylvania Record 61”High Side Shelves, CD Rack. Jenny Lind Call After 4pm Player Dress Is Satin, Sleeveless, $650 OBO $300 FIRM Oak 3/4 Bed Bedroom Set 508-892-8316 860-935-0112 Goes To Ankles. Has 508-867-9786 Bed, Dresser With Mirror, Exponent 4/40, Solid State, Embroidered Flowers & Call 508-259-8805 Headboard & Footboard, Chest On Chest, Night Table. Organic Small Antique On Original Stand. A-Line Shape. With Spring & Rails, $1500 Negotiable 1960’s or 1970’s, $200 For Both OBO Downsizing Sale! Plus 5-Drawer Dresser Cabinet Very Retro! 774-289-1871 Solid Maple 2-Piece Farm Equipment And Mattress Mahogany Cedar Chest Vegetable w/Lock & Key $150 OBO Cultivator Toolbar Asking $500 $600 Negotiable $60 Wedding Formal Hutch 5-Foot, 5-Spring Tine, CSA Shares Victrola 1904-1906 68”Hx40”Lx18”W 508-234-2897 Craftsman 42” 12HP Gown (Satin) 2 Hiller Discs, 3-Point Jenny Lind Woodstock, CT Victor Talking Machine $300 $350 Riding Lawnmower Electrified, With Accessories. From David’s Bridal Maple 3/4 Bed Mahogany Weekly Farm Pick-Up $350 $350 OBO Worn Only Few Hours. Solid Maple Desk Lime Spreader Headboard & Footboard, With Attached Hutch Bedroom Set 860-974-9004 Antique Yard 508-885-3124 Like New! Size 12/14 Tow-Behind, Ground Driven. With Spring & Rails. Limited Number Of Shares With Sequins, Matching (Basset) $150 Asking $250 Full-Size Bed. Highboy, Tractor Cultivator 76”Hx42”Lx18”W Available - Reserve Yours Veil & Train. Gorgeous! 774-452-1668 Mirrored Dresser, $100 Tan Genuine $200 860-974-7099 Nightstand. Today For 4 1/2 Months $99 OBO Of Healthy, Locally-Grown, Leave Message Solid Maple Tea Cart John Deere 2243 Excellent Condition. Two Electric Boat Sheepskin Men’s $1200 Farm-Fresh Produce Trolling Motors 508-981-2636 With Drawer Fish Tanks Greens Mower & Flowers $40 & $60 Jacket 508-885-4580 $50 125 & 75 Gallon $5900 OBO Solid Oak Bed www.devonpointfarm.com Size 46, Never Worn. $150 Stainless Steel Flatware Complete Setups, Including John Deere 220A Full-Sized. 508-248-6783 Western Saddle Service For 10, Some Wood Cabinet Stands, Walk-Behind Greens Mower Excellent Condition. Portable Olympia Black, With Pad. Only Service Pieces Canister Filters For Salt Or $1995 OBO $850 Panasonic Snapper Used A Few Times. Fresh Water, Heaters, Typewriter $150 $25 508-764-8330 508-756-6120 Color TV Roto-Tiller In Case. In Good Condition Pumps, Lights & Extras. CT-36SX12F IR5003, Used Twice (2) Large Crystal-Base $600 & $500 FIRM 774-289-6982 $75 Also: Lamps Kawai Organ 36” HDS Flat Screen With Paid $1295 Child’s Western Saddle Call 508-949-7040 Remote & Operating $950 Vintage Royal Typewriter $20 Each Asking $2000 Manchester Table Model With Bridle, Black Instructions. $150 Medium Crystal-Base Lamp FOR SALE: Tools China Set $475 TracVac $35 OBO Model 385-IC/385LH 508-943-4365 $15 Clothes Dryer All Kinds Of Home Tools 24K Gold, Complete, Call 508-943-1206 508-756-3690 8 Servings. Used Only A After 7pm Used Once. Horizontal & Vertical Some New, Some Lightly Paid $1300 WHIRLPOOL Decorative Plate Holders Stainless Steel Sink Used Few Times For Special Occasions. $1100 Free-Standing Jewelry 508-347-3380 The GLASS-TOP Dual Action Bike+Arm Plus Sugar & Creamer. Park Model RV Bear Cat Vac-N-Chip Pro Armoire Exercise Machine Large Bowl & Platter, ELECTRIC RANGE $30 Kimball Spinnet Excellent Condition. 2002, 12x40 & Vac Pro $275 860-428-0656 Models 72085, 72285, Book Bear Piano $100 OBO (like brand new) on beautiful Books! Books! Books! Frigidaire Top-Mount Ann Klein Womens Dress 774-289-1871 lot in campground can be 72295 Winter Coat Solid Wood. Used Twice We have 100,000 lively Refrigerator Full-Length Excellent Condition, used for a full 6 months (15 $225 Black, Calf-Length, Maple Headboard April-15 October every year) Paid $2772 old books at Never Worn, Size 2X Needs Tuning. $1900 THE BOOK BEAR Emerson Microwave Mahogany Female Appraised At $2500 Lot paid for until 2097. $75 & Footboard $48,000 508-765-5763 $25 Mink Fur Coat Will Sell & Ann Klein Womens Grey Size 16, Good Condition $800 FIRM Call Don (508)344-9499 All White, Good Condition. Dress Winter Coat $1600 508-892-9103 Maple 6-Drawer Sofa & Chair Call 508-801-6367 Calf-Length, Worn Only 860-935-0355 Dresser Pellet Stove Cream Color Sofa With White GE Profile Few Times, Size 12 Kitchen Center Full-Sized w/Rails, Fireplace Insert With Blue Floral Print. 30” Convection $50 From 1970’s Flue Piping Included. In Excellent Condition. FURNITURE By Oster $200 Matching Chair With Call Chris Complete Set Of Attachments 4 Years Old. We have books for the Wall Oven 508-764-3736 Beautiful Brown Paisley $1100 Ottoman, In Very Good scholar, collector and For Food Processing, 774-452-1668 Condition. general reader. GE Spacemaker Couch, Chair Cooking & Baking. 774-241-0327 With Matching $250 For Both Located on Route 9 in West Microwave Oven Early 1950’s Great Condition. Brookfield, halfway between And Vent Large Beveled Mirror. $65 Miscellaneous 508-248-7150 Amherst & Worcester. 8-Piece $700 Pioneer Stereo GE Profile 508-949-1320 Items Open 7 days a week, Wrought Iron Antique Oak System 10am-6pm Induction Stovetop With All Original Manuals. Den Set Rocking Chair Kitchen Table Maytag Wall-Mount We Also Buy All For $550 $100 Includes Turntable, Radio In Excellent Condition. With 4 Chairs Microwave Oven Tuner, 5-Band Analyzer For BOOK COLLECTIONS, Moving, So MUST SELL $550 OBO Antique Pine Buffet Black With Gold Trim Works Fine. $50 Speakers. Cassette Tape 508-347-8029 413-245-7819 LIBRARIES & $200 $100 Head Skis, Player/Recorder, CD Player. ESTATES! Wizard Of Oz 508-867-8948 Bindings & Poles Original Cost $1250 Early 2-Drawer ‘60s Stereo Excellent Condition CALL FOR INFO. Books Credenza Cabinet Never Used! Blanket Chest $150 $425 508-867-8705 Older Editions Gas Fireplace With Radio 413-245-3402 Solid Oak or call Toll Free 4-Drawer Bureau $150 Pioneer & Technics 877-809-2665 Victrola Talking Machine Log Set Stereo Components L-Desk & Hutch Floor Model Both In Good Condition Player Piano Hoosier Cabinet Brand New, Original Call 10am-7pm Best Offer $1995 Book Shelf Unopened Box. 508-885-6831 Call 508-949-7040 Excellent Condition Thomasville 6 Feet Tall Glassware R.H. Peterson 24” Split 150 Rolls Go With It Light, Distressed Oak Wheat, Cherry Lamps Oak Vented Log Set Ladies Fur Coats Mitsubishi 65” $850 Integrated Surge Supressor Call 860-779-0947 Old Dishes With 24” Triple-T Burner 508-234-9020 Power Unit, Storage Curios, Bedroom Set Either Gas Or Propane. New & Refurbished Projection TV Open Shelf (Built-In Lamp) Wood Stove Great Prices. Dresser, Mirror, Chest, Excellent Condition Original $650 With Oak Entertainment Top Drawbridge Slides Nightstand, Headboard & Vermont Castings Resolute Other Antiques MUST SELL! With The Look Of New, Prom Dress Forward And Illuminated Excellent Condition. Very And Not The Price. Center Footboard. With Queen Available! $400 OBO $700 New - Size 4 Desktop. Mattress & Boxspring Clean Burning, Firescreen 508-764-8801 860-928-5266 Mink, Raccoon, Fox, Beautiful Paisley Multi-Print 68”Wx81”Dx72”H Included. And Warming Shelves Shearling, Coyote, Tomos 80 Motorcycle With White Background. (Includes Left-L) Very Good Condition! Included. Electric Stove And More! 3-Speed Auto Spaghetti Straps. One Owner/1yr Old/MINT Seldom Used. $2100 New $150 Good Flea Market Long & Short $500 Purchased From David’s Originally $2400 $750 Steals It! Asking $1100 Items! 508-885-8940 End Tables Bridal For $200 508-765-1231 Call 508-949-7040 508-943-0277 GE Refrigerator Leave Message (2) Glass-Top With Asking $100 $300 Various Items, 508-278-6693 Solid Wrought Iron Yamaha Some Antiques Landscape Wrought Iron Base Double Bed Package Deal ONLY $90 For Both Flat Fireplace TOOL SHEDS V-Star 1100 Dresser With Mirror Everything Works Equipment 860-774-1833 Punch Bowl Set Screen Made of Texture 1-11 Studded Seat & Pillion Pad End Table $45 With 18 Cups With Matching Andirons 8x8 $625 $200 $150 Trailer $30 $995 OBO MOST ITEMS 44”x33” 8x10 $800 ALSO: $50 FitnessQuest Edge 5-Drawer HALF ORIGINAL Kerosene Lamp 8x12 $875 Crosstrainer Chest Of Drawers Yard Tractor Tires Aluminum Folding 10.5’ Grey Corion 8x16 $1175 On Wheels. Directional Tires Staging/Scaffolding PRICE! $25 Used Only A Few Times $75 23”x8.5”x12” Countertop Delivered And Asking $250 2 Sections w/Platforms, With Sink 774-280-0556 $100 On Wheels, w/Steps Arien Tractor (2) Clear Candy Dishes Built On-Site Sears Craftsman $5 For Both $75 508-248-6783 4’6”W, 7’3”L, 6’-12’H Arc Welder Other Sizes Available Gas-Powered Edger Electrical Material $895 OBO Grohle Ladylux $75 Industrial, Commercial, Music Box Cafe Faucet Call 413-324-1117 Call 5pm-8:30pm Wood-Burning Stove 508-892-1550 Residential Hand-Crafted 508-867-6546 Fishing Equipment Stein (German) $40 Wire, Pipe, Fittings, Relays, $20 Call 508-234-2647 Trestle-Style Coils, Overloads, Fuses, Jewelry Large Colonial Archery Equipment Library Table Breakers, Meters, Many Varieties 1 Pair A/R Sony Wega 32” TV 100 GENERAL Punches, Pipe-Benders. Bedroom Chest Machinist Tools Antique, 72”x32”Wide Rings Bookshelf Speakers Like New! Boards. New Recessed Troffer Lucite Bracelets 4 Large Drawers & 3 Smaller Auto Tools $150 $150 Asking $175 Earrings Drawers. Mahogany. 105 BULLETIN BOARD Flourescent 3-Tube Antenna Tower 508-764-1439 T-8 277V Fixtures And More! Paid $500 Beautiful Oak Also IN REMEMBRANCE Enclosed 508-410-5783 Will Sell For $300 35mm Camera Antique Victor Victrola, $56 Each 508-347-7520 Rototiller 41”W x 54”H x 23”D 1850’s Melodeon Organ, Julie Ann Bainton 146 VHS Disney And More Call 5pm-8:30pm Ariens, Rear Tine, Electric Cabinet For TV (Knurowski) Haywood NASCAR Movies With Recessed Doors. 508-248-1951 508-867-6546 Start. Newly Serviced, 36 Year Senior Secretary Wakefield Die-Cast Models 508-885-5189 7HP Engine. Paid $800 Asking $200 Bay Path High School $550 TT Custom Fit Dear Friend, Please Visit Bedroom Set They’re Back! 508-234-6096 Electronics Double(Full-Sized) Bed With $5 And Up! Photos Available By Email Car Cover Our Guest Book And Leave A Mirror, Bureau, And Table. BRAND NEW Pratt & Whitney 508-764-4103 For 2002 Roadster Note To Pay Your Respects Huge Speakers $350 SHIPMENT! Flat-Belt Driven Ruby & Diamond Convertible (Will Fit www.tinyurl.com/JulieBainton Paid $500 Each Toshiba Other Years) Asking $300 For Pair 508-943-8482 Metal Lathe 14K Ladies’ Ring 107 MISC. FREE Saddles Ruby Wt. Appx. .60ct $90 Overall Dimensions; 36 Inch TV Excellent Condition. Sony Surround-Sound $100 Each 7’ Long By 2’ Wide 2 Diamonds Are Set To The Used Very Little. Hegner 19 Inch Side. Fine Color & Original Cost $260 System Bureaus, Bookcases, Etc. Comes With 3 & 4 Jaw Plays Like New! FREE $250 Scroll Saw Chucks. Good Quality. MUST SELL! Roberts Reel-To-Reel (4) Strapped Bundles With Stand Blessings Farm $450 Documented Replacement Cost $895 Tape Player/Recorder Set Of 4 Speakers 50 H Foote Road Value $1375 Of Slab Wood $400 FIRM 860-923-3532 Sell For $399 Best Offer 508-867-6703 $300 Call 508-987-5515 Charlton Ask For Ron Asking $750 Call 508-885-9754 Call 508-949-7040 After 4pm 508-248-1411 Call 508-347-5813 508-764-9309 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ May 19, 2010

107 MISC. FREE 130 YARD SALES 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY Neighborhood FREE WOOD Yard Sale Heritage Home Health Care PALLETS Gov. Fairbanks Road Is Currently Hiring ATTENTION: You pick up. Monday thru Brimfield WWII & KOREAN WAR VETERANS Friday 8am-noon. Saturday, 5/22 Certified Nursing Assistants Local History Buff Looking To Purchase Stonebridge Press 9am-3pm And M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, US Govt. .45 Pistol 25 Optical Drive 2006 Chrysler Mini-Van, War Souvenirs (located behind Southbridge Cordless Drill, Band Saw, Certified Home Health Aides Hotel & Conference Center) Motorola Walkie-Talkies, Old Records, Corner TOP DOLLAR PAID 110 NOVENAS Entertainment Unit, Baby 508-347-0036 No Dealer Inquiries! Clothes/Toys, Household Don’t Despair & Miscellaneous Items. 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St. $5000 Small Breed Playgroup Jude, pray for us and all who in- Teacher’s 111 East Hill Road voke your aid. Say three Our Fa- 508-341-6941 Monson, MA Providing Exercise thers, three Hail Marys and three Retirement 413-246-1721 Socialization And Glorias. Publication must be Conditioning promised. This novena has never Yard Sale 1970 Sea Sprite Central Boiler E-Classic been known to fail. N.E.M. Saturday 5/22 14’ w/Trailer & 33 HP Pick-Up And 9am-3pm Johnson Outboard. 1400/2400 Delivery Service Same Owners ARD ALES 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY 130 Y S Raindate: 5/29 All In Good Shape. OUTDOOR WOOD Basic Training Available Tom & Camila $750 For A Fee $DOLLAR$ 653 Church Street FURNACE WANTED Whitinsville Sylvania Vintage Cleaner & Greener In Business New Stuff! YARD SALE Stereo Console For 18 Years Reconnective Healing Cat’s Meow Village Don’t Miss! Assorted Teaching Materials EPA Qualified & Knick-Knacks, Books. Circa 1960 25-Year Warranty Insured. Animal Massage $ Reproduction Of The New/Used Gift Items, Everything Must Go! Solid Oak & Oak Veneer Call Today Animal Communication Unibank Of Uxbridge Clothing, Housewares, Mention This Ad And ROSS RECYCLING Most Items $1 Or Less Cabinet 508-882-0178 (No Longer Made) Infant/Toddler Items, Etc. $75 Get 1 Day Free We Pay More!! (Most Items $1) CrystalRockFarm.com As Always! 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310 GENERAL HELP 310 GENERAL HELP 319 HEALTH CARE 402 GENERAL SERVICES 448 FURNITURE 501 REAL ESTATE 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR WANTED WANTED PROFESSIONALS New Mattress Sets WANTED RENT RENT Music Therapy Cleanouts Still Wrapped In Plastic North Brookfield DRIVERS Maids Wanted Students/Grads, Musicians $250, $350, 2 Bedrooms Southbridge For Toys “R” Us I Am Looking For Share Your Talents With Cleanups Or $450 Heat/Hot Water Included 3 Bedroom, Second Floor in Flanders, NJ. Someone Who Is Elderly, Disabled. Haul-Away You Choose The Quality Elevator Accessible, Onsite $900/Month Valid CDL, 3yrs Exp., Mature/Responsible & Rewarding Positions Locally. Laundromat, Trash Removal, 4 Bedroom, Second Floor Flexible Schedule, $18/hr Available At Perriwinkles, Teachable And Eager Make A Difference In Basements Oxford, MA Private Parking. $950/Month Apply: To Work, To Join My Staff, People’s Lives Saturdays & Sundays Appliances Included. Deleaded Certificate. 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Demolition DiGeronimo The Federal Fair Housing Act $600/Month To Children In Need. We Do Withhold Taxes. Send Resume To: 24/7 Support. Generous HR Dept. If You Want Painting of 1968, which makes it References & Security Southbridge Reimbursement. If You Would Like More To Get Rid Of It, illegal to advertise any Required. Overlook Visiting Quality, Affordability preference, limitation or 508-867-7404 4 Rooms, One Bedroom. $500 Sign-On Bonus Information, Please Call Nurse Assoc., Inc. We’ll Do It! Hardwood Floors, Call For Details Tammie At & Trust discrimination based on race, PO Box 1000 FREE Estimates! color, religion, sex, handicap, Washer/Dryer Hookup. 508-347-3275 Without Compromise Northbridge Stove & Fridge. Charlton, MA 01507 familial status (number of One Bedroom Now Hiring For 774-230-8586 Interior Rooms $575/Month Brookfield & Dudley. Fax: 508-831-7165 children and or pregnancy), From $500 Per Month. 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This 860-749-4112 Foster Care & Laborers Call Dave * TLC Home * Serving Central Mass. newspaper will not 508-234-4041 508-829-6769 Masonry restoration Physical James DiGeronimo knowingly accept any Southbridge contractor in northeastern advertising for real estate Mon-Fri Ashland Street Cleaning Cell 508-577-7940 EOH CT seeks entry-level field Therapist Have You Heard The that is in violation of the law. 2 Bedroom Apartment. personnel, skilled masons, Per Diem Phrase, “GOING GREEN?” Our readers are hereby Modern, Clean, Wall-To-Wall HELP WANTED and mason apprentices for Homecare And Computer We Use & Supply Organic Home Repairs informed that all dwellings SOUTHBRIDGE Carpets, Ceramic Tiles In careers in high quality Cleaners To Ensure Your advertising in this newspaper Kitchen/Hall/Bathroom. commercial/institutional Experience Required. Kitchen Bathroom 15 Ballard Court COMPETITIVE PAY! Family’s Safety. Or Basement are available on and equal 3 Bedroom, First Floor. 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NOW For Relocating 508-765-9165 Pizza Maker Furnaces Removed Four Bedroom HS Diploma or equivalent ENROLLING Families $875 Southbridge & required. Position is year Check-our-down-to- FALL 2010 Also: Leicester/Rochdale round, including summers. earth prices first! Duplex Call (978)852-0886 Paige Hill Area Kitchen Help $22,400 to $32,400 with Bright Beginnings Waterfront Home 2 Bedrooms, Cellar, Yard, Excellent Two Bedroom Experience Preferred excellent benefits. Weekends also! Any Lake Considered Apartment Available. Montessori Deck. Off-Street Parking, Townhouse Style Apply At Southbridge Apply In Person Central Mass Pre-School Also: Laundry Hookup, 1.5 Baths. Clean, Small 2 Bedroom With Garage. Stetson School No Pets. No Smoking. Village Pizza and Connecticut 465 Main Street, Oxford, MA Multi-Family Or House Duplex Apartment. Stove, Clean, Quiet Area. 455 South Street With In-Law Apartment First & Security Refrigerator, Washer/Dryer No Pets. 487 Main Street Barre, MA 01005 Dave Your Child Deserves The $1175/Month Hookups, Yard, Good Area. First And Security. Sturbridge Or Call Best Start To Their Will Do Repairs. Heat, Electricity & Credit Check Required. $750/Month (978)355-4541 ext 258 508-347-7804 Education! Water Included! No Pets. Call For Appointment 508-347-8177 Plasse Real Estate $575/Month Plus Utilities (774)200-3382 Ask For Ted Or Bob For Application Process 413-262-5082 508-987-3465 Call Mary AA/EOE Lic. #8121699 508-987-5588 508-989-9385 Call 508-414-7169 Leave Message 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ May 19, 2010

505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 510 530 HOUSES FOR SALE 545 LAND/LOTS 550 MOBILE HOMES RENT RENT RENT RENT COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS OXFORD, MA Sturbridge Southbridge Spencer Level House Lots Mobile Home 55+ Sturbridge Auburn Cleared With Well 1 Bedroom, Ideal Renovated First Floor, Attractive Two Nice Two-Room WEBSTER Southbridge Three Room,One Bedroom Bedroom Apartments, For Lease Two Bedroom Townhouse Installed And Approved Location, Close To Apartment With Garage. Townhouse Or One Floor Efficiency In Country HALF MONTH FREE Conveniently Located, Septic Design In Hand. Setting. Easy Commute. 3BR, 1BA. Clean, Modern Everything. New Floors, Desirable Location, Modern Appliances, Some With 9,400+ S.F. Ideal For Near Major Routes Ready To Build! Carpets, Paint, Windows, Kitchen & Bath, Appliances, Washer/Dryer Hookups, Includes Appliances & Remodel. NEW Kitchen Commercial/Light 1.5 Bath, Deck, Full Walk-Out Call Mark - 508-887-0170 Laundry On Premises. Includes Stainless Industrial Use. Basement. Fully Applianced 8 Acres, $109,900.00 Shower, Cabinets & Laundry Room & Patio Modern & Bright, Counters. Newer Furnace, Overlooking Private Quiet Country Setting. $495/Month Appliances, Gas Heat, Town Water/Sewer. Including Washer & Dryer. 1 Acre, $104,900.00 Backyard. Directly Off Route 9. One Year Lease. Off-Street Parking, Includes 1,850 S.F. 2 Deeded Parking Spaces. A/C & More. Credit, References & Coin-Op. Pets OK Office Space. Newly Painted, Washer/Dryer. References/Credit Check Available Now! EMETERY OTS $550/Month 508-735-4335 Security Deposit Required. Pictures At Located On Worcester Professionally Cleaned 546 C L $37,500 508-765-5815 Visit Our Website Please call www.WebsterApt.com Street (Route 169) Carpets. Low Condo Fees Two Lots Owner Financing www.spencercondos.com (508)347-7709 First/Last/Security Call ($205) And Move-In Available From $850/Month Condition. Available At Worcester (508)765-5421 County Memorial Park Call For Details Southbridge Plus Utilities A MUST SEE! 508-347-7027 SPECIAL 508-839-1015 $189,500 In Paxton. Spencer Storefront For Non-Selected. $499 Duplex House Webster OPEN HOUSE SUNDAYS Asking $1200 For Both 1 Bedroom. Modern. 2 Bedrooms, Appliances, Lease Noon-2pm Or Best Offer Wall To Wall, Appliances Washer/Dryer, Garage. Main Street 508-865-2331 508-885-1071 Ware Included, Coin-Op Laundry, Large Private Yard. NORTH VILLAGE WEBSTER Webster, MA 774-276-2947 Large 3 Bedroom, Family No Pets. Lease And $850/Month ONE MONTH Hartley Terrace Central Heat (Natural Gas) Two Plots Park, Pets Welcome! Security. Utilities Not First & Last Appx 750 Sq.Ft. Country Living Near Quabbin. Included. FREE RENT! 2 Bedroom In Worcester County 14’x67’, Must See Inside! 774-276-1974 508-248-7150 Memorial Park, Paxton, MA Call (508)764-2866 2 Bedroom Units $739-$802 Modern & Fully Renovated! Spencer Heat & Hot Water FOR SALE At Garden Of Heritage II New Roof, Windows, Deck, Starting At $783!! Included. $1500 OBO For Both Plush Carpet And Freshly Southbridge Large One Bedroom Webster BY OWNER 508-864-7159 Painted Throughout. New Third Floor, Three Room Apartment. Located Near Heat And Hot Water Must Income Qualify 2000 Sq.Ft. 5-Bedroom, Front Load Washer/Dryer, Apartment For Rent. Route 9. With Huge Closet, Is Included. Section 8 Certification For Rent 2-Bath Colonial, Located 550 MOBILE HOMES Side-By-Side Stainless Steel On Dead End Street. Includes Carpeted Living Room. Welcome 2500 Sq.Ft In Worcester’s Lovely Fridge With Ice/Water, Heat, Hot Water & Gas. Kitchen Includes Major Must Income Modern Kitchens West Side. 1977 Mobile Home And Stove All Remain. $625/Month Appliances. Tenant Washer & Huge Kitchen & $70,000 Qualify. Wall-To-Wall Carpet 7500 Sq.Ft. $52,900 No Pets. & Dryer. Spacious Closets Double-Sized Living Plus Park Share 413-687-0073 Call 508-340-2551 Off-Street Parking, Section 8 Vouchers On-Site Laundry Free Standing Buildings. Room. Hardwood Floors, FOR SALE BY OWNER After 4pm Nice Quiet Location. Easy Highway Access Great Space! Dining Room & Located In Wagon Wheel $550/Month Accepted. Three-Season Front Porch. Park, Brookfield, MA For More Information ALSO: 575 VACATION RENTALS Southbridge 508-951-2641 Please call Call 508-949-9567 2500 Sq.Ft. Classic Art Deco Interior 508-347-3837 Three Bedroom 3000 Sq.Ft. Details. Needs Minor TLC. First Floor Apartment Spencer (508)987-1595 9000 Sq.Ft. Finished Deck & Yard. N. Grosvenordale August 14th-21st For Rent. Large, Bright, 3+ Bedroom Webster Available! New Roof & Windows. CT Only $825! $800/Month Apartment. Stove, Washer Perfect Starter Home For & Dryer. Heat Included. Two Bedroom Owner Will Give You Mobile Home For Sale Recently Remodeled. Webster Apartment For Rent. Family Looking To Live In 14x64 Doublewide South Yarmouth No Smoking Or Pets. Price You Can’t Refuse! One Of The City’s Finest No Pets. Washer/Dryer Security Deposit 1 Bedroom Apartment. First Floor, Off-Street 2 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths. Cape Cod Hookups. Section 8 OK. Neat & Clean, Off-Street Parking. Coin-Op, 2 Porches. Call Neighborhoods. Large Kitchen, Living Room. $1000/Month Priced To Sell At Charming Expanded Ranch. First & Security Required. Call 508-885-3031 Parking. Excellent Location. Good Location. 508-753-3670 Laundry Room. 3 Bedrooms, Completely Call 508-949-0630 Or 774-272-0903 Washer & Dryer Hookups. Separate Utilities $190,000 Appliances Included. Stove & Refrigerator For More Information Or Best Offer Plenty Of Cabinet Space. Remodeled. 1/2 Mile To Beach. Included. Affordable! Call 508-764-4693 OUSES FOR ENT Call (508)754-1527 $65,000 Southbridge Spencer For Details Call 525 H R For Appointment Privacy. Kids Love It. Two Bedroom, 2nd Floor. One Bedroom Apartment. 508-612-6192 For An Appointment 860-923-0421 $875/week. Quiet Neighborhood, Not Far $540/Month 508-864-0460 From Center Of Town. HEAT, Off-Street Parking. 510 CHARLTON Permanent First & Last. No Pets. Hot Water & Appliances Webster COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS Included. Off-Street Parking. References Required. WATERFRONT Trailer For Sale Coin-Op Laundry On-Site. 2 Bedroom Pascoag, RI In Wells, Maine No Pets Apartment For Rent Lakefront Custom Home First & Security Deposit 774-200-1427 Campground Modern, New, Nice Area. Recently Renovated 2BR 3 Bedrooms, 4 Baths May 15th To October 15th $700/Month Southbridge Near I-395 Hampton Available June 1st Spencer Includes Dishwasher, Cottage On Picturesque Quiet Park, 10 Minutes Off-Street Parking, PROFESSIONAL See ISoldMyHouse.com From Beach. Fully 508-765-9673 Spacious, Like-New Washer/Dryer Hookups. Cranberry Lake. Partially Ad# 172543 For Video 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath Furnished, Third Floor OFFICE SPACE Furnished, Kitchen & Info. MLS#964134 Florida Room, Corner Lot. Beach: Spencer Townhouse In Quiet $735/Month Unique, Neighborhood. For Rent Appliances, Marble Counter Asking $18,500 2 Bedroom Townhouses. Call 508-769-2500 One-Of-A-Kind Home! Call 508-277-4569 Cottage and $1050/Month 98 Hamilton Street Tops, Large Living Area $549,900 Electric Appliances, Plus Utilities Suites Hookups. Formerly Aucoin Realty w/Cathedral Ceiling, louzam@ RENT TO OWN One Year Lease. No Pets. For More Info Webster First Floor, Good Visibility! Spacious Deck, Dock, Etc. zammarelli.necoxmail.com Sleeps 3-8. 200 feet to First & Last www.PamCrawford.com First Floor Two Bedroom, Parking Minimum Down Payment beach, located behind $625/$720 per month. Or Call 5 Large Rooms, Pantry 1100 Sq. Ft. $1200/Month And $885/Month Ashworth hotel. Private Security Deposit ($500) $750/Month Plus Utilities West Brookfield 774-272-2608 Also: 508-248-5175 yard, with grill and tables. Call (508)886-4312 Remodeled, Washer/Dryer NEW Two Bedroom Mobile Great family area 210 Sq.Ft. Home In 55+ Park. Sturbridge Hookups, Hardwood Floors Available (Rear Of Southbridge and rates. Spencer 1738 House No Smoking/Pets Scenic Area, Very Safe. 98 Hamilton) 1820 Sq.Ft. Colonial Have A Garden, A Pet, And Call 603-926-1867 2 Bedroom. Centrally Free Electric, Heat, Rubbish Removal. WOODSTOCK, CT 3BR, 2.5BA Located. Second Floor. First & Security 508-320-9075 Someone Else To Do The Hot Water Included In Country Setting, Snow! Off-Street Parking. One Bedroom. RENTAL HOUSE No Pets 508-943-5404 Easy Highway Access. Madden Estates All Appliances. Leave Message 3BR+Office, 2BA. WELLS, MAINE $650/Month $900/month Move-In Ready For 508-867-7972 First/Last & Security Off-Street Parking Southbridge Lake Rights, Witches Woods. Village By the Sea 508-885-6005 $265,000 508-347-1101 Webster For Lease Rent To Own Possible Pottery Barn-Style Colors, Sturbridge 2 bedroom/2 bath condo. 10,850+ S.F. Building $1395/Month Plus Utilities Attractive Mobile Home Pool complex, with Spencer Three Bedroom Apartment. Italian Marble, jacuzzi and exercise room, Large Three Bedroom Uxbridge Large Newly Renovated Ideal For First/Last/Security, In Sturbridge Commercial/Industrial Expansive Kitchen & Retirement Park outdoor pool, in-unit laundry, Duplex. Appliances Included. Updated 2 Bedroom, Kitchen & Bathroom. Annual Lease. Extra-Large Deck. Washer/Dryer Hookups, 2 Bathroom Apartment. Washer Hookups, Use. Town Water/Sewer, Two Bedrooms, One And A/C, cable. Hardwood Floors. Nice Yard, First/Last & Security. Off-Street Parking. Loading Dock. Includes NO Cats/Dogs, NO Smokers. A Must See! One Half Bath, Deck, Patio, $85 Per Day Off-Street Parking. 1-Year Lease First/Last & Security 1,400 S.F. Office Space. References Checked. New Roof, New Windows, Summer Rentals $1150/Month No Pets/Smoking No Pets. Located On Worcester Call 508-208-5255 And Many Updates. No Pets. $825/Month $850/Month Street (Route 169) 860-974-3020 Beautifully Landscaped. $850 Weekly Utilities Not Included. Or $85,000 First & Security Heat Included. Call Pictures At [email protected] (508)429-7568 508-735-3805 508-667-8746 508-450-6421 (508)765-5421 www.rentinwoodstock.com 508-347-8791

705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 720 CLASSICS 720 CLASSICS 1966 Mustang 720 CLASSICS SULLIVAN AUTO Coupe 700 AUTOMOTIVE Chrysler Industrial Rims For Sale 1995 Toyota Supra SALES 1930 Model A (Not Fastback) 33 Main Street V8 400HP Engine 15 Inch Aluminum Rims 1927 Ford Rust-Free! Georgia Car Twin-Turbo, Stock, 6-Speed. Off 1991 Honda Accord. Original. 60k, (Across The Street 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES Rebuilt, Zero Miles. Ford Coupe (Always Garaged) From Jack’s Gas) Sitting On Ground, Factory Set - 5 Total Roadster Green, With Extra Parts. Paint’s Faded. All Ready For Black-On-Black, Leather, $25 Each Good Condition. Two-Owner Car. & 5th Wheel Ready To Go YOUR 289 V8 Engine. 2 Main Street $2200 860-923-0457 Turnkey Show Ready! $10,000 $6900 Best Offer Call Karen (Route 131) With Rebuilt Fitted Chevy 327, V8, Holly 4B, A/T, Utility Trailer 1973 Pontiac Sturbridge, MA Steel Drop Center Transmission Used Auto Parts 508-885-3192 91 day Guarantee. Large That Dumps Trans-Am (Zero Miles) Red With Flames, Pipes. Removable Sides, 4-Speed, With 455cu. White, www.sullivanautosales.net Tailgate $3000 Package Deal inventory of engines, transmissions, tires & glass. Will Not Consider Trades 1950 Chevrolet Very Solid. Burgundy Interior, Original, 2003 Subaru $200 Transmission Only Excellent service. Free parts $550 Matching Numbers. 90k. $1800 locating service. Contact 860-974-9880 Or 4-Door Sedan 978-760-3453 Best Offer Forester L-Model 508-943-2572 508-461-9097 Amherst-Oakham Auto [email protected] 6-Cylinder, Standard Shift. 508-344-2660 25X Call (800)992-0441 or New Factory-Built Motor. 77k Miles (508)799-9969 Solid Body, Runs Excellent. 1966 T-Bird Needs Interior & Minor Work Hard-Top 725 AUTOMOBILES $8850 To Be Road-Worthy. New 4-Barrel Carburetor, 1999 Pontiac 1998 Subaru Forester $5900 New Tires, New Brake 81k Miles 978-760-3453 Booster & Master Cylinder. Grand Prix $4450 Runs Good! Good For Asking $5500 OBO Restoration. 508-943-1593 2002 Subaru Outback 1952 Pontiac Interested Parties ONLY! Limited Woody $4200 OBO 2005 Toyota $6050 Tin Woody Beach Wagon, 860-774-8289 [email protected] Camry 2001 Subaru In Need Of Complete Top Of The Line. Restoration. Engine Turns, Fully Loaded! Forester S Major Components In Place. 1968 Mustang 40k Miles. $5150 Good Interior. Solid Frame, 2-Door Coupe $14,500 Straight Eight, Red With Black Interior. Will Trade 2000 Subaru Outback Automatic Transmission. 302 Automatic. Very Clean, With Leather, 88k Miles $3950 Low Miles. Recently 2004 Toyota Camry $6050 978-760-3453 Refurbished 76k Miles. Asking $5000 $11,500 1999 Subaru Outback MUST SELL! Will Pay Top Dollar Automatic 1953 Ford 860-564-3397 $3150 2-Door Sedan For Clean Cars! Rutland Auto Sales 1995 Toyota Camry Mild Custom, $11,000 1969 Volkswagen $2250 Beetle Route 122 1955 Oldsmobile Rutland, MA 2002 Volkswagen With Title. Needs To Be 508-886-2720 4-Door Restored. 4Motion Original, $10,000 2 Transmissions, 2 Engines, $7050 Many New Parts. 1988 Buick $2200 Estate Wagon 2003 Volvo 1975 Ford Flatbed 508-248-1665 Last Of The Woodies! Cross-Country Wagon $1600 Needs Tender Loving Care. Clean, AWD $1500 $9250 1953 Ford 3/4 Ton 1979 Pontiac 1982 Dodge Half-Ton With One Year Motor & Pickup Trans-Am Transmission Guarantee Solid, Needs Restoration, Virginia Car. Great Condition. 318 Flat-Bed $2500 Smokey & The Bandit Look. 4WD, Real Sharp! Runs, Call Bert Runs Well. Black Interior & Needs TLC. 617-699-7428 Collection MUST BE SOLD! Exterior, Lots Of New Parts $1500 978-760-3453 (Including Seats, Tires, BRING THIS AD IN Carpet, Rebuilt 1994 Mustang AND RECEIVE Transmission) Convertible $100 OFF A VEHICLE 1963 King Midget Matching Numbers $1500 $13,500 PURCHASE AND A New Engine, Comet Clutch, 508-615-7358 978-760-3453 All-New Brakes, New Paint, FULL TANK OF GAS! New Convertible Top With Vintage 1956 2003 Mitsubishi Side Curtains. All-New Tires. Eclipse VW Beetle Sedan 1995 Volvo Fun Car, Good Runner! Runs Good, 36HP Motor, Convertible $5500 Nice Body & Interior. Grey, Runs & Looks New. 850 Turbo Ask For George Or Barry New Tires & Brakes. Fully Loaded. 79k Miles. In Good Condition. 508-347-9654 Asking $9000 New Tires. With Snow Tires. Call Barry Asking $10,500 $2500 508-764-6059 508-764-6059 508-410-3078 508-333-3340 MAY 19, 2010 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 7

725 AUTOMOBILES 732 SPORTS UTILITY 740 MOTORCYCLES 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 760 VANS/TRUCKS 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 715 AUTO SERVICES 715 AUTO SERVICES 1996 Chevy 2000 Mitsubishi 2005 Harley 2002 Pop-Up 1982 GMC 350 Caprice Classic Montero Sport LS Davidson Coleman Mesa Stake Body With Power Gate. 1964 Case Rebuilt Engine. I PAY YOU CASH V8, Wagon, 4-Door, Just Replaced Transmission, Dyna-Wide Glide Camper $1200 Backhoe Loader 146k Miles. Last Of The New Water Pump, Timing Model 530 4-Cylinder Gas, Mint Condition In Great Shape. Sleeps 6-8 508-461-9097 Wally-Wagons! Belt, Head Gasket, Radiator, $11,000 With 2 King-Sized Beds, Runs Strong. FOR JUNK CARS Original Owner. Plugs/Belts, And Upper A Too Many Extras To List Seating Area, Dinette, Comes With Snow Bucket $2495 Arm. Black Exterior, Call Mike @ Refrigerator, 2 Stoves, 1992 GMC & TRUCKS 508-943-2703 6-Cylinder, Automatic, 4x4 Great For Landscaping Hi/Lo Range. Works Great! 508-248-6781 Screen House, CATV Diesel Truck Projects Or Snow Removal And Farm Equipment Two Sets Of Rims & Or Email $4750 OBO [email protected] Must See! UPS Truck-Style, $6000 OBO ______1999 Toyota Tires Included. 508-892-0238 Aluminum Grumman Body, Located In Leicester $4000 OBO HARLEY Shelves. Rebuilt 978-406-3670 Call D&M Towing & Recycling Camry Call For More Info 2006 THULE TRAILER Transmission/Motor, 224k Miles, Runs Great! 413-245-7354 DAVIDSON New Fuel Tank, Radiator, 508-887-3645 Kept Up To Date. 1997 Sportster XL1200 (6’ x 12’ Enclosed) Steering Box. Dual Wheels, Inspected. Air & Heat. Aluminum, Dual Axle, 11’ Area Behind Seats 1983 Ford Dump TOLL-FREE 1-877-820-2TOW 735 GARAGE RENTALS 9,900 Miles. GVW 6000 lbs. Good First Car Or Spare Car Custom Paint, With Extras. Excellent Condition $2500 Model #C65X12238200, 14,100GVWR Truck WANTED $5000 Under 200 Miles. 401-585-0309 Call 508-347-3093 Ford 9000 6-Wheeler Year-Round Garage $5250 Call 5pm-8:30pm 767 VEHICLES WANTED 767 VEHICLES WANTED Space For Antique Car 508-867-6546 Needs A Little Work Mike 860-935-0072 Asking $2500 2000 Ford Must be at least 20 feet long. Harley Davidson WANTED Mustang GT Respond to John 33’ Travel Trailer 1994 Plymouth Old Ford 508-832-3966 or Motorcycle Parts Currently On-Site In Park 2003 Rawson Portable $11,500 OBO [email protected] Van Automobile/Truck Candy Apple Red, & Accessories (Woodstock, CT) Needs Alternator, Screener Plant $ Pristine Condition! 740 MOTORCYCLES Furnished, 12’x32’ Screen Good Body & Motor. Model 3618/SN:SN823203 Parts For Sale Porch, Corner Lot, Shed. OSS ECYCLING 33,010 Miles. For EVO, Twin Cam, Parts Only - No Title. 24 Point OV Twin Honda R R Motors, Fenders, Doors, Fully Loaded, Including 1985 Harley Park Features: Family $400 Complete Or Parts Cars. Sportsters. Activities, Pool, Inexpensive Motor. Low Hours, We Pay More!! MagnaFlow Exhaust, Sportster Well Maintained 1933-1960, Nothing Newer! AEM Intake, Lojack. Custom Chrome & Comfortable Living. 1983 Ford Pickup 978-760-3453 Park Is Open April-October. Asking $28,000 All Scrap Metals, Stored Winters. 1000 XLH Women’s New Truck Serious Inquiries Only New S&S Carb., Ignition $35,000 508-347-8956 Cars, Trucks 860-923-9618 Insulated (Includes Lot) 6-Cylinder, Clean Module, Tires, Battery & Coil. Underneath, No Rust. Batteries, $3500 OBO Leather Jacket 860-923-2549 Police-Style, Size Large. 352-314-0003 Good Mechanics. Copper Wire, 508-987-2838 $1500 2000 Volkswagen Ask For Stephen $125 Payloader Appliances... 33’ Travel Trailer 978-760-3453 Passat GLX 508-949-1320 Backhoe 4 Motion With 12’x32’ Addition 64 Tucker Hill Rd. 1988 Harley 745 RECREATIONAL Excellent Condition. 1996 Florida Michigan Putnam, CT 06260 V6, 2.8 Fuel Injected. Davidson 1200cc Own Your Own Lot! Excellent Condition, Well VEHICLES Seasonal Camping At A Pick-Up Truck Diesel, Runs Good Maintained. Low Miles. One Owner, 32k Miles. Selling Because Of Illness 1998 Polaris ATV Lovely Campground. Dodge Ram 1500 860-928-7165 Custom Wheels & Exhaust. Asking $30,000 Also: Leather Interior, Black Always Garaged. Magnum 425, 4x4 SLT Club Cab $3000 Call After 5pm 8 Foot Bed With Cap, Large On Black. Complete $2000 Overhaul 5 508-885-4358 Chevy Box Truck $5500 OBO 774-230-6848 Years Ago. Used Very Little Engine (5.9 V8 Magnum), 767 VEHICLES WANTED Power Everything, 4 UPS-Style 508-865-5085 Since. Needs Battery. 34 Foot 5th Wheel $3500 617-519-9051 Asking $3000 Brand-New Tires With 1999 Road King 508-885-3136 Travel Trailer Rims, New Battery. Asking $5500 Let’s Talk, Make 2001 Ford Black, 10k Miles, Mint 860-888-5207 Hardly Used! Chevy Prizm Condition. Lots Of Chrome, One Slider, Sleeps 6. Make An Offer! An Offer! Taurus SE Must See! Always Kept 2003 Honda New A/C - Barely Used. 508-867-3741 Call (508)347-7300 Wanted 78k Original Miles, All Power, Inside. TRX250 EX ATV New Tires. New Tires. Well Maintained $13,000 OBO $7000 1997 Chevy Tahoe Any Year. Must Have Very Inside & Out. Color Blue. Email Me At Runs Great! Looks Great! 508-476-1621 $1600 OBO Beautiful Maroon & Grey Yale Towmotor Private Owner. [email protected] 34.5 Foot All Major Parts Replaced, Low Miles. $3300 860-634-0581 Good Tires, High Miles, Forklift Will Negotiate. 1999 Suzuki Fifth Wheel Leather. All Rebuilt & Runs Excellent Will Consider A Civic Good Local Newspaper” 774-289-4518 Wife Got Another Car. $2400 Deserves a “Every Town TLS 1000 2008 Kawasaki Hitchhiker 508-764-1439 TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com $2500 Cash Takes It! 860-774-1485 2005 Toyota V-Twin, Strong Runner. KX450F Dirt Bike 4-Season Coach Runs Strong The Hot Set-Up! Carbon Excellent Condition, Many Upgrades, 3 Slides, 508-615-2540 Camry LE Fiber Mufflers. Grey. Title In Hand Fiberglass Sides, Rubber 4-Cylinder Automatic Sedan, $3500 $3500 Roof, 2 Solar Panels, 1999 Dodge 4-Door, Front-Wheel Drive. 860-315-7417 860-576-4925 Inverter, Window Awnings, 76k Miles. Loaded, A/C, Air Hitch. Ram Pickup CD Player, Front Disc Brakes, 2000 Harley 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS Ideal For Summer Site! 4x4, 5-Speed. Runs Great. Automatic Steering. Nice Coach $3500 OBO MILLBURY FORD MERCURY Runs Beautifully. Clean, Sportster 1987 24 Foot $17,500 508-847-7049 Good Condition. 18,000 Miles Class C Brookfield 508-847-7048 REDUCED! Mint Condition 401-864-3413 Leave Message $10,600 Motorhome Call Cliff 64k Miles, Sleeps 6. Leave Message $7000 Citation 32’ 2001 Chevrolet EXPERT SERVICE 508-885-4580 Many New Parts! 508-981-2636 508-764-7068 $6000 OBO 5th Wheel Silverado Call For Details Sleeps 8, Bunks, Slideout, Extended Cab 2002 Harley Between 8am-8pm Awning & Screen Room. TO KEEP YOU 2006 Kia Spectra (Best Time To Call Is $16,500 4.8L V8, 4x4 Automatic, 4-Door Sedan Davidson Sportster 8am-10am, Or 4pm-8pm) Will Negotiate Cargo Tow Package. Ladder Low Miles - Mint Condition 508-867-6124 508-265-7559 Rack & Bed Tool Box. New Engine With 32K Miles, Lots Of Great 132k Miles. ON THE MOVE. Under Warranty. Customizing Details Park Model Trailer A Good Work Truck! New Tires, Belts. Also Has $6000 OBO 1996 Holiday $7000 Full “Bumper-To-Bumper” For Sale Call Ron Rambler 5th Excellent Condition. Way Too Warranty, For Over 3 Years 508-344-1904 1998 GMC Safari (Over 36K Miles). Wheel Aluma-Lite Many Amenities To List! Comes Fully Furnished. Utility Van SAVE $7890 With One Living Area $ 95 $ 508-847-3861 2003 American Slide-Out, Rear Kitchen, Moving, Need The Cash! With Shelves after $10 10 (Oxford) Garden Tub, Queen Bed, Asking Only $18,500 AWD, 4.3L Automatic, Ironhorse 128k Miles 29mail-in rebate Including Some Accessories. Please Call 781-927-9785 Slammer For More Information $3950 ® 2008 Scion XD In Good Condition. • Motorcraft Premium • Inspect brake S&S 100+HP, 6 Speed. $9000 774-232-0407 Synthetic Blend Oil system Black, 5-Speed Manual. Total Custom - Paint, 508-799-3953 Wells, Maine Rebate form available at and Filter change 13k Miles, 1 Owner. • Test battery Chrome, Billet. 2005 40’ Breckenridge genuineservice.com • Rotate and inspect Excellent Condition. 2001 Ford F-250 4x4 • Check belts Pristine Condition. 8k Miles. ® four tires 1999 35’ Landau Park Model Home Retail purchases only. Up to five quarts of Motorcraft oil and Motorcraft and hoses 35+ Miles Per Gallon. Asking $13,000 OBO Extra Cab Pickup oil filter. Taxes, diesel vehicles and disposal fees extra. Hybrid battery Enclosed Room Addition, test excluded. See Service Advisor for vehicle exclusions and details. • Check air and Asking $11,500 781-254-6556 Motorhome With Matching Cap & Liner. Rebate form must be postmarked by 6/29/10. Offer valid with coupon. Plus Screen Room & Deck. Visit genuineservice.com for rebate details. Expires 05/29/10. cabin air filters • Top off all fluids Contact Jim At Low Mileage, New Tires, Tow 33” Tires With Lift. 508-266-0829 Bar, Leveler Jacks. Onan Double Loft, Sleeps 10. 2003 Yamaha Fully Furnished & Good Condition. Or Generator, One Slide-Out, 2 $9500 OBO Buy Goodyear Tires, 443-206-6036 TV’s, VCR/DVD, 2 A/C’s. Landscaped. YZ125R Meadow Ledge Resort $59.95 four-wheel Mint Condition, Garaged. Walk-Around Bed, Sleeps 6. 2001 Pace Arrow Sport Get Cash! Separate Shower & Bath. 2 May-October 16’x8’ Aluminum alignment and tire 732 SPORTS UTILITY Hardly Ridden. $64,500 Buy 4 tires, get $20 cash back. Buy 4 $1700 OBO Couches & Dinette. V-Nose Box Trailer inspection premium tires, get $70 cash back. Rebate 508-278-6123 form available at genuineservice.com Call 508-254-8663 $25,000/OBO Front & Back Doors Check and adjust camber and toe. Check tread depth and condition of all four tires. Additional Premium tires include: Assurance (TripleTred or ComforTred Technology), Fortera 1995 Nissan After 4pm & Weekends 508-476-2276 Low Mileage. (TripleTred or SilentArmor), Wrangler with SilentArmor Technology, Eagle with 760 VANS/TRUCKS parts and labor may be required on some vehi- ResponsEdge Technology, Eagle EMT lines, Fortera SL, Wrangler F1, Wrangler MT/R Or 508-248-5466 $3000 OBO cles. Taxes extra. See Service Advisor for details. with Kevlar and all Eagle F1 family of tires. Dealer-installed retail tire purchases only, Pathfinder Offer valid with coupon. Expires 05/29/10 limit one redemption per customer. Purchase tires between 4/5/10 and 05/29/10. See And Leave Message 2002 12x40 Park participating dealership for vehicle applications and details. Rebate form must be post- White, 5-Speed. 1967 International 508-885-2884 marked by 06/29/10. Visit genuineservice.com for rebate details. Expires 5/29/2010 4-Wheel Drive, 16” Tires, $3300 Model RV Servicing most makes and models. 2004 BMW (like brand new) on beautiful 9 Foot Bed, Straight 6. (4)5-Lug Truck Rims $1000 2004 Chevrolet & Tires K1200 GT lot in campground can be used for a full 6 months (15 Call 860-928-9210 Silverado 1500 $300 Absolutely Perfect! 2WD, Extended Cab, Line Millbury Ford Mercury Dark Blue, Very Low Miles. April-15 October every year) 860-208-7010 Lot paid for until 2097. 1979 Ford F-350 & Cap, Trailer Hitch. New Tires & Battery. 9500 Original Miles. $11,000 $48,000 Pickup Truck Call Don (508)344-9499 Excellent Condition, 1999 Infinity 860-315-7417 4x4 With Plow, 49k Original One Owner 29 Foot Prowler Miles. NO TITLE. $12,000 QX4 SUV 2005 Harley Floor In Bed Is Missing, 508-987-5860 Trailer Needs Replacing. Good Condition Inside & Davidson Outside. 165k Miles. On-Site York Beach, ME Solid Frame, Wheelchair Van Recent Brakes & Tires. 1450 Low Rider $11,000 Very Good Mechanics. Asking $6000 Excellent Condition, Extras. With Screen Room. One Original Owner 1999 Ford F250 Please Call $10,500 OBO Sleeps 6-8. $1650 Runs. $5000 OBO 508-943-3812 508-867-8374 978-464-2406 978-760-3453 508-248-7791 8 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ May 19, 2010