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WEATHER TODAY Furnishings show builds on past successes High: 60 ‘It’s been my Low: Artists, crafters carve out a niche in 20 years of city’s exhibition 36 observation over the years that if By JONATHAN BISSONNETTE Street, drew thousands over the three booth this weekend were hand-woven [email protected] days it was open, as the attendees rugs, runners, and placemats, and origi- SPOTLIGHT you take any seg- perused and purchased wares on display nal artwork. Karen Gilbert, studio staff PAWTUCKET — Now in its 20th from 100 craftsmen and women and with Flying Shuttles, explained that the ment of the popu- year, the annual Fine Furnishings Show artists. studio supports the talents of 22 artists R.I. man among lation, you’ll find a this weekend offered something for One of the exhibitors with a local and weavers, some of whom do both. everyone, from hand-crafted wooden flair was Flying Shuttles Studio, based “It’s been my observation over the 2 killed as truck percentage who furniture to art and décor for the home, out of Pawtucket. A program of Arc of years that if you take any segment of the were born to be with new exhibitors combining with Blackstone Valley, Flying Shuttles population, you’ll find a percentage who crashes, plunges returning favorites to create a show that Studio is a nonprofit that provides artis- were born to be artists,” Gilbert said. artists.’ owner Karla Little said “is still fresh and tic and technical training for adults with She also called 2015 “a banner year” into Mass. river new every time.” intellectual and developmental disabili- for Flying Shuttles’ artists and weavers, —Karen Gilbert, studio The show, which is in its fourth year ties. BOSTON (AP) — staff with Flying Shuttles at the Pawtucket Armory on Exchange On display at the Flying Shuttles See SHOW, page A2 Massachusetts State Police said two Rhode Island res- idents pulled from a pick- up truck that plunged into the Charles River off DAVIES MAKES A SPLASH School Route 28 in Boston have died. Police responded about 6:40 p.m. Saturday and bus driver found the truck fully sub- merged in the water near Leverett Circle. The two arrested, occupants, a man and a woman, were removed and taken to Massachusetts charged General Hospital, where they died. Police identified the See CRASH, page A2 with DUI INSIDE By JONATHAN BISSONNETTE [email protected] LINCOLN — A local school bus driver was arrest- ed for driving under the influence after wit- nesses reported that she was seen allegedly Ayla Johnson Patriots roll to 8-0 stumbling Washington no match for off of a bus at Northern LeGarrette Blount (29) & Co. Elementary School Friday afternoon, police said. SPORTS, B1 Around 3 p.m., Lincoln Police were notified by an ON THE WEB administrator at the elemen- tary school that a bus driver Follow us was intoxicated, police said. on Twitter: Witnesses stated that the bus @TheTimesofPawt driver had stumbled off a bus and entered the school, police Like us on said. At the time that the driv- Facebook er – identified as Ayla Pawtucket Times Ernest A. Brown/The Times Johnson, 27, of Lincoln – had Members of the Davies Voke boys’ soccer team celebrate Saturday night after knocking off Woonsocket in the Division III parked and exited the bus, INDEX championship game, played at Rhode Island College. Davies scored three unanswered goals in the second half for the 4-1 she and the bus monitor were win, earning the program’s first title since 1995 and gaining a measure of redemption after losing in last year’s title game. Amusements ...... A7 the only occupants, police Story, page B7. It was a busy sports weekend locally as the Cumberland High girls’ soccer team also bid for the Division I title said. Calendar ...... A6 on Sunday afternoon. Story, page B1. Comics ...... B5 Witnesses followed Obituaries ...... A5 Johnson into the school where they identified her to Opinion ...... A4 the police. Officers made Sports ...... B1 Civic pride on display with Fairlawn cleanup contact with her in the Television ...... A7 nurse’s office and when speaking with Johnson, offi- CONTACT US: Volunteers of all ages, walks of life do their part to pick up spruce of Pawtucket cers detected “a strong smell Delivery or subscription: of alcoholic beverage emit- By JONATHAN BISSONNETTE cials, students and faculty from Shea At-Large City Councilor Sandra 401-767-8522 ting from her person,” police [email protected] High School, members of the Fairlawn Cano agreed with Rudd’s sentiment, said. Officers also allegedly Place an advertisement: Cardinals, and the Fairlawn Against saying that activities such as the observed several other indi- 401-767-8505 PAWTUCKET — A group of about Crime Team, or FACT. cleanup are most important for the city. cators that led them to Report a news event: three dozen volunteers came together District 6 City Councilor Timothy P. “We’re not only building civic believe Johnson was under 401-767-8550 Saturday morning to show pride in their Rudd Jr., whose council district covers engagement with an activity like this, the influence of alcohol, city as they united for the annual the Fairlawn neighborhood, said that but also the pride in the community police said. Fairlawn neighborhood cleanup. Saturday’s cleanup was pivotal in pro- with the youth, with the local teams, A field sobriety test was The volunteers met at Nathanael viding a sense of community. with community leaders, with FACT,” administered and Johnson Greene Elementary School on “It’s extremely important especially Cano said. “We all gather together to subsequently failed the test Smithfield Avenue before being given when you get the kids, because when clean the city and build that pride in the and was taken into custody, gloves, bags, rakes, and brooms and they’re out here and they’re cleaning city that makes us wonderful. I think police said. She was trans No. 268

Vol. CXXVIII Vol. being dispersed throughout the neigh- up, it gives them that sense of pride,” borhood. Volunteers included city offi- Rudd said. See CLEAN, page A2 See DRIVER, page A2 Getting a crash course on distracted driving Students experience through simulator why it’s not always a good idea to get behind wheel By RUSS OLIVO a realistic sense of what it’s [email protected] like to operate a vehicle under the influence of alcohol WOONSOCKET — As – minus the real-life conse- she gripped the steering quences. wheel with both hands, Some 300 students got a Marisa Bouley gazed out on virtual-reality chance to sam- the road ahead with a look of ple the risks of distracted and steely determination on her drunk driving on two types of face. simulators Thursday, cour- But it was useless. Her tesy of the Save a Life Tour ride was over in less than 90 and the Rhode Island seconds. Department of “I crashed,” she said. Transportation. The Save a “Really bad. I hit a blue car.” Life Tour is the brainchild of It could have been worse Kramer Entertainment, a for the 16-year-old Michigan company that has Woonsocket High School stu- been bringing its sobering – dent. She could have been and frequently graphic – mes- Russ Olivo/The Times driving a real car. The one she sage to scores of high school Marisa Bouley, 16, a Woonsocket High student, does her best to “crashed” was a digital simu- maintain control of her ‘vehicle’ on a digital simulator designed lator designed to give drivers See SIMULATOR, page A2 to mimic the experience of driving under the influence. A2 THE TIMES FROM PAGE ONE Monday, November 9, 2015

arrived at the scene. Arcand Crash and Smith were extricated from the truck and taken to Continued from Page A1 the hospital. two as 36-year-old Brian Police said the State Police Arcand of North Smithfield Marine Unit, State Police and 36-year-old Rebecca Dive Team, and divers from Smith of Providence. Boston and Cambridge Fire Investigators say the 2010 Departments continued to Toyota Tacoma pickup truck search the waters and deter- was traveling on Nashua mined that no one else was in Street in Boston, ran through the Toyota at the time of the a red light, and then side- crash. swiped a 2008 Acura MDX The driver of the Acura, a that was traveling north in the 35-year-old woman from circle. Milton, Massachusetts, and The pickup then left Route her passenger, a 36-year-old 28 — also known as Charles woman from New York, were River Dam Road — and both uninjured in the crash, entered the water on the east according to investigators. side of the northbound travel Leverett Circle was closed lanes of the road, across from for several hours before being Photo/Boston Fire Department the State Police barracks. reopened to traffic. A pickup truck is pulled from Dozens of police officers The cause of the crash the Charles River on Saturday Jonathan Bissonnette/The Times and other first responders remains under investigation. night. Shea High School principal Don Miller, far left, is joined by his daughters and a group of Shea students at the annual Fairlawn neighborhood cleanup. show that we care,” he said. Clean He also said the day built “civic engage- Continued from Page A1 ment” for the city’s youth. this is a good activity.” “It’s about empowering and engaging She later said that for the younger volun- your community, so that’s very important,” teers in attendance, the day provided the he said. feeling that they are contributing to some- Shea High Principal Don Miller said, “I thing bigger. think our job as educators is not only to edu- “That identity and sense of belonging to cate students in the classroom with curricu- the city and doing something positive to the lum and all the academic things but its help city is what is going to continue,” she said. to make better people, giving back to their Mayor Donald R. Grebien said the day community. I’m extremely proud of the kids was important because it offered a collabora- at Shea that have come to join us today and tive effort between city officials, local organ- help this cause.” izations, and the Department of Public “It’s really about creating that quality of Works. character within our students to be willing to “This is really a great opportunity for the give their time to help out and help their own neighborhood organizations and when you community,” Miller said. think about how much they put into it, it’s a Follow Jonathan Bissonnette great opportunity for us to do a little bit and on Twitter @J_Bissonnette.

aware of the choices they make, at least that Simulator gives them a fighting chance.” Continued from Page A1 The mood lightened up as students – and around the country for more than a decade. more than a couple of city officials – began Ernest A. Brown/The Times Before getting behind the wheel of the filing into the gymnasium to try out the sim- From left, Kevin Travers, of American Revolution Design in Hope Valley, describes his unique simulators, students gathered in the auditori- ulators. Among those who stopped in: designs to Dan Preston, of Warwick, during the Fine Furnishings Show at the Pawtucket Armory um to watch a couple of short films in which Schools Supt. Patrick McGee, Mayor Lisa Saturday. the emotional damage and physical carnage Baldelli-Hunt, Police Chief Thomas Carey that results from poor motoring judgment and Fire Chief Paul Shatraw. of the Fine Furnishings Furnishings since 2010. were on display in full, gory regalia. Aride on the simulator, featuring 3-D Show Show. She said that it had its Stanley said she was The shocking images seemed to strike a depth of field driving conditions, crisp, col- Continued from Page A1 share of “highs and lows” “extremely” happy to be able nerve. orful graphics and a smorgasbord of traffic as they have had “some great and noted that the economy to return to the annual show, Students fell noticeably silent as they situations, from Scurves to passing fire shows” this year. in 2008 “really smacked it.” noting “you have to bring watched the most disturbing crash scenes. trucks, offers a maximum trip length of three Karla Little, the show’s However, she said the your product to market. C.J. Rich, the road manager for the Save a minutes. But hardly anyone lasts that long. owner, said Saturday morn- show has returned to its highs People need to see it, touch Life Tour, told students a true story of how They crash first. ing that the previous night’s and is “building every year,” it, feel it.” drunk driving affected him personally, years “That was almost impossible,” said an opening festivities provided saying that the combination Another exhibitor on dis- ago, when he was attending high school in exasperated McGee. “You think you’re “a nice kickoff” and she of brand-new exhibitors and play was Skuteundfish Metal Michigan. Three of his buddies went to going straight, but you’re not. You overcom- noted that she had seen “a lot returning favorites from the Sculptures, designs by Grand Rapids for a night of fun and drinking pensate and that’s when you’re off the road of cash and carry” as people past makes it so the show is Timothy Hetland from at a casino. All were killed after making the and you’re hitting another vehicle.” were purchasing items “still fresh and new every Middletown. Hetland’s prod- wrong choice about getting into a car to McGee said he couldn’t think of a better including lamps, mirrors, and time.” ucts incorporated aluminum, come home. way for students find out what it’s really like cutting boards. One of the returning wood, and stone – “all three Rich and the rest of their classmates did- to drive a car while they’re impaired. She also said she was exhibitors was Brookside elements … to represent the n’t find out what happened until they went to A short ride that ended in chaos for Chief noticing attendees who were Woodworking of Fair Haven, good side of life,” he said. school the next day. Shatraw left him feeling nauseous, which returning Saturday morning Vt. Michelle Stanley Hetland was originally a For the rest of the school year, the parents isn’t unusual. Sometimes the simulator after touring the exhibitors explained that her husband commercial solar installer of the victims did the most painfully touch- seems more like driving a snake than a car. the previous night. Visitors Walter started as a hobbyist until he fell and required ing things to try to get some closure. They The other digital simulator, the one viewed displays from as far about 25 years ago but even- eight months of physical tried to populate the lives of their dead chil- designed to replicate the experience of dis- north as Maine to as far west tually his hobby grew into a therapy, surgery, and another dren. tracted driving, offers a ride that’s a little less as Indiana and Michigan. successful business. eight months to heal. During They came to school and mingled with woozy and serpentine, but it’s just as chal- Additionally, some of the On display at the that time, he made his first the friends of their sons. They baked cookies lenging when the texts start appearing on a exhibitors were area students Brookside Woodworking sculpture and the collection for them and bought them McDonald’s. nearby cell phone and the operator is trying from the Rhode Island booth were tables, bureaus, has now grown to 36. They did all of it just to try to keep a bit of to steer and respond to the caller at the same School of Design and the cabinets, and other furniture He said business has been their deceased children’s lives with them a time. North Bennet Street School – all of which is individual- “very, very good” and that he little longer. “Certainly this is good experience, just to in Boston. ly-made, mostly from is “very blessed and very Rich, whose professional life is dedicated show them what happens if they’re driving While the weekend show sourced wood out of grateful” to have people to raising awareness about the risks of dis- and texting,” said Carey. served as a tremendous suc- Vermont, including white, come to his booth over the tracted and drunk driving, is realistic about “I think students got a good sense today cess both for attendees and yellow, and red birch, weekend and say “that’s the impact he’s making. about how serious those accidents can be.” exhibitors, Little noted that it Stanley said. beautiful” or other “super He recognizes that the high-risk behaviors Like driving under the influence of alco- has been “a roller coaster The weekend show was kind words that are encour- aren’t going away anytime soon – and nei- hol or drugs, texting while driving is also ride” over the 20-year history Brookside’s first year at Fine aging.” ther is he. The point, he says, is to reach as illegal. Less well known, however, particu- “I love what I do,” he many young people as possible with a mes- larly among teenagers, is the fact that any said, calling his products sage about taking responsibility for the cell phone use while operating a motor vehi- LOTTERY NUMBERS “1,000-year pieces,” saying choices they make when they get behind the cle is unlawful for a person under the age of that the materials used are all wheel of a car. 18, according to Detective Joshua Smith. R.I. Daily 11/8 Wild Money 11/7 brand-new. “There’s nothing “You’re never going to stop it,” he says. It can be a hard habit to break for the cell mid-day: 5-2-2-1 2-12-14-19-26 cheap about them.” “That’s the reality of it. As long as people are phone generation. evening: 0-3-1-9 wild ball: 15 One of the more unique pieces on display was a 7- Mass. 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Next month, the Bryce. With the departure Foundry Artists Association of the National Guard in (FAA), one of Rhode 1994 the City’s historic Island’s premier arts events, Pawtucket Armory became returns to the City of vacant. Its 11,000 square Pawtucket to kick off its foot drill hall might just be 33rd holiday sale. At this the perfect place to hold for two-weekend event, 60 sea- their holiday sale. soned artists bring their Ultimately, with the fine art and crafts to sell to Foundry Artist signing a the lease with the Pawtucket Pawtucket Armory Association, a non- Armory’s profit that owned and was drill hall, renovating the historic items rang- structure, former Mayor ing from art James E. Doyle, charged glass to the city’s Department of wood, and Planning & Redevelopment include with the responsibility of painting, making sure all the regula- sculpture, tory I’s were dotted and T’s metal, fiber, Herb Weiss crossed. mixed Art supporters, including Rhode Island military veterans media, jewelry, ceramics, Phyllis and Morris and current service members photography, millinery, Nathanson, Paul Audette, were honored at WaterFire handmade books, and furni- along with Developer Saturday night in downtown ture. Ranne P. Warner gave Providence. One of Rhode Island’s countless hours to making oldest shows runs for seven this first Holiday sale a ABOVE: Commander Peter days over the first two success. Zubof, of the Naval War College December weekends, start- At the first Foundry in Newport, leads a parade of ing with the Gala Opening Artist Holiday Sale, under veterans and service members Night on Thursday, Dec. 3, the amazing vaulted space, carrying torches to the from 5–9 p.m. The Gala a large outside propane WaterPlace basin prior to the features the John Juxo and heater piped hot air inside lighting ceremony. Otis Read, refreshments the drill hall to bring tem- and the kick off of a Silent peratures up to a manage- LEFT: A panorama of the basin Auction showcasing items able level. Porta cans as the braziers in the water are valued over $50 that are placed at the back of the lit from boats at dusk. donated by each of the par- drill hall became the de ticipating artists. facto rest rooms. With paint The show continues on peeling from the ceiling The Times/Joseph B. Nadeau Friday, Dec. 4, from noon – and walls, the huge space 8 p.m; Saturday (Dec. 5) needed a good coat of and Sunday (Dec. 6) from paint. EON ATHIEU ENIOR ENTER 10 a.m.-6 p.m. The pro- But, shoppers, coming L M S C ceeds of the first weekend from Rhode Island and Silent Auction will be given Weekly schedule of gested donation), 11:30 the Blackstone Café ($3 consultation specific to you! Southern Massachusetts, a.m.-noon; Non-Impact suggested donation), 11:30 If you have been struggling to two nonprofits: found plenty of free park- programs at the Leon Sovereign House, an advo- Aerobics, 12:30-1:15 p.m.; a.m.-noon; Friday Coffee with diabetes, heart disease, ing in Pawtucket, and easy Mathieu Senior Center Seamstress, 1-3 p.m. Hour (topics vary, call for or high cholesterol you will cacy and resource center access off Interstate 95. for Rhode Island domestic On Wednesdays: more info.), 12:30-2:30 learn how to manage your With the Pawtucket Armory PAWTUCKET — The Morning Breakfast Café, p.m. disease by improving your abuse victims and the being located in the City’s City of Pawtucket, Division Resources for Human 8:30-9:30 a.m.; For more information eating habits. To make an 307 acre Arts District, there of Senior Services at the Hairdressing Service about these programs please appointment free of charge Development, a Pawtucket- was no sales tax was Leon Mathieu Senior Center based arts-based studio pro- (appointment required), contact the Center at 401- please call 728-9290. charged on purchases. announces their weekly 8:30-11:30 a.m.; Stretch 728-7582, or visit them at A monthly Weight gram that serves adults with Over the 13 years that schedule of programs. a range of disabilities. Exercise Class, 10-11 a.m.; 420 Main Street, Pawtucket. Management Support the holiday sale has been The programs are held at Lunch at the Blackstone Group, also led by Alyssa of The Foundry Artist show held at the Pawtucket the Center's location, 420 reopens on Friday, Dec. 11, Café ($3 suggested dona- Free nutrition Blackstone Health, Inc., is Armory, gradual improve- Main Street, Pawtucket. tion), 11:30 a.m.-noon; Tai held on the first Tuesday of noon to 8 p.m.; Saturday, ments were made to this Adults 55 and above are education programs Dec. 12, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Chi Class (8 week class for each month at 12:30 p.m. building. Propane heaters welcome to participate in $10), 11:30 a.m.-12:30 for adults 55-plus The Support Group focuses and closes on Sunday, Dec. used during the first years these programs. 13, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. p.m.; Arthritis Exercise on healthy weight manage- were replaced with an effi- A variety of programs are Class, 12:30-1:30 p.m.; PAWTUCKET — The ment for people 55 and The show is free to the cient gas heating system available from exercise and public with free parking in Cards and Board Games, Leon Mathieu Senior Center older. and rest room facilities health related classes to cul- 12:15-3 p.m. and Blackstone Health Inc. The group engages in the adjacent parking lot and were built out. Over the last tural activities. free on street parking. On Thursdays: Salsacise, co-sponsor free nutrition interactive nutrition activi- couple of years a new On Mondays: Knitting 9:30-10:30 a.m.; Lunch at education programs for ties, weigh-ins (optional), Handicap parking is in the wooden floor was installed Class, 9:30-11 a.m.; Muscle rear of the building. No the Blackstone Café ($3 adults 55-plus at the Senior and education focusing on in the huge drill hall with Strength & Toning, 9:30- suggested donation), 11:30 Center’s location, 420 Main topics such as heart health, sales tax will be charged on the walls and ceiling being 10:30 a.m.; Lunch at the purchases; all major credit a.m.-noon; Afternoon Street, Pawtucket. nutrition for diabetes, cook- painted. Blackstone Café ($3 sug- Movie, 12:15 p.m.; Penny Free, one-on-one nutri- ing demos, and much more. cards accepted. Bryce, employed by the gested donation), 11:30 Providence artist Bingo, 12:15-3 p.m. tion counseling appoint- For more information Providence Journal as a a.m.-noon; Hi-Lo Jack On Fridays: Morning ments are offered with about these programs please Michael Bryce, FAA’s pres- freelance illustrator at age Club, 12:30-2:45 p.m.; ident, says his organiza- Breakfast Café, 8:30-9:30 Alyssa Pittman, Blackstone call the Senior Center at 12, who was has received Watercolor Painting Class a.m.; Cribbage Club, 9-11 Health, Inc. nutritionist. 401-728-7582 or tion’s event stands out from undergraduate and master (no prior experience need- other art shows popping up a.m.; Stretch Exercise Make an appointment with Blackstone Health, Inc. at degrees in painting and ed), 1-2:30 p.m. Class, 10-11 a.m.; Lunch at Alyssa for a one-on-one 401-728-9290. throughout the Ocean State illustration and teaches art On Tuesdays: Line in December. at local colleges, says that Dancing, 9-10:30 a.m.; “With a juried selection the Armory’s drill hall per- Yoga for Seniors ($6 per SALE EFFECTIVE of artists, the caliber of fectly showcases the artist’s month), 9:30-10:30 a.m.; 11/09/15 - 11/15/15 work is high in our show,” one-of-a-kind art work. Needlepoint on Plastic, 10- he says, noting that a strong 11:30 a.m.; Lunch at the outreach brings seasoned See WEISS, page A5 Blackstone Café ($3 sug- artists to group’s attention, CONVENIENCE STORES who are invited to apply and submit their work for “Thereʼs One In Your Neighborhood” consideration. Advertising Sales “After a rigorous jury process usually 75 percent (Woonsocket) of the artists will be select- LIVERWURST ed to return the next year, IMPORTED HAM says Bryce. This turnover $ 99 $ 49 gives shoppers an opportu- lb lb nity to view the art work of $ 99 CHICKEN 3 4 the new participating artist 5 lb LEG QUARTERS WHOLE SLICED each year.” HONEY WHOLE TURKEY WHITE Pawtucket’s First Years AMERICAN Bryce says that over BREAST CHEESE three decades ago, a com- ¢ munity of artists opened lb their I-95 Foundry Building The Call & The Times Newspapers have immediate $ 89 39 $ 89 studios in downtown openings for outside sales reps for our print and 6 lb 4 lb Providence to the public online products. This full-time sales position is open to during the December holi- SHORT SHOULDER day season. individuals who have a proven record of success in outside In 1995, when the sales, preferably with advertising experience. Candidates RUMP STEAK SEAFOOD SALAD ROAST Foundry Building was con- must be reliable and have the ability to office out of our verted to office space, its Woonsocket location. artists scattered to studios Hours are Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 throughout the region, how- lb lb lb ever, they continued to hold The successful candidate will have the ability to: 4 4 3 a December holiday show • Make strong, comprehensive sales presentations. ORANGE MONEY ORDERS FAMILY SIZE in different venues. These • Be active in the community and at networking events. JUICE TORTILLA places included Veterans • Organize and execute sales calls from inception to publication, AVAILABLE CHIPS Auditorium and at a mill with a solid history of meeting goals. now demolished on Charles $ 49 MOST STORES $ The position is full-time and a current driver's license, auto / Street, both located in 2 half gallon 2 515 oz downtown Providence. The insurance and a reliable vehicle are necessary. 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By COLBERT I. KING egregious injustices in the The Washington Post 20th and 21st centuries.” “Apartheid is going on in When Israeli Prime Palestine,” Wright said. “As Minister Benjamin we sit here, there is an Netanyahu went before a apartheid wall being built joint meeting of Congress in twice the size of the Berlin March to outline his opposi- Wall in height, keeping tion to a possible nuclear Palestinians off of illegally agreement with Iran, fawn- occupied territories, where ing lawmakers received him the Europeans” — presum- as Joshua, the conqueror of ably Israelis — “have Jericho; Gideon, the wily claimed that land as their military leader against own.” Israel’s enemies; and Drawing on the black Samson, the extraordinarily chant, Wright observed, strong vanquisher of “Palestinians are saying Philistines, all rolled into ‘Palestinian lives matter,’ ” one. and added, “We stand with Netanyahu returns to you, we support you, we say Washington to be received at God bless you.” the White House on Monday. As a longtime supporter He leaves behind a home- of Israel, and a believer — as land racked by deadly waves Obama is — that of stabbings, shootings and Palestinians have a right to car rammings. Michael be a free people on their Herzog, retired Israel land, I don’t think Israel So just what is it all about, candidates? Defense Forces brigadier gained attention in a good general and son of Israel’s way that day. By BARTON SWAIM Saying what one thinks an election is the usefulness of “about” in politics. president from 1983 to 1993, I fear the larger society, The Washington Post “about” might signal a general attitude Clinton’s husband, I seem to remem- told Politico that the “whole fixated on Israel’s security or approach to policy (“This is about ber, used to characterize policies he eruption” in Israel represents concerns, may be missing Back in the 1990s, when I was a keeping our promises.”) It might signal favored by saying they were “about” “young people . . . taking what’s going on here at graduate student in English and “post- general priorities (“This is about where some intrinsically good thing or other. matters into their own hand home: a developing diver- modernism” was still in fashion, the we go morally as a nation.”) The use And the evangelical megachurch pas- out of frustration, incite- gent African American per- hipper students and faculty wouldn’t makes political rhetoric more gaseous tor Rick Warren brought the formula- ment, and various other rea- ception of the Israeli- say what a poem or novel was “about” than it already is, but there's nothing tion “It’s not about me” to internation- sons.” He said, “It could go Palestinian conflict. without putting that preposition in quo- necessarily wrong with it. al fame in his bestselling devotional on, this low-key four, five, A Pew Research Center tation marks. “Sure,” one of them Often, though, it’s little more than a book The Purpose Driven Life. six incidents a day, for quite poll this year showed that might say, “ ‘Tintern Abbey’ is ‘about’ way to fill silence with verbiage. The it’s-not-about-me theme has a while.” with regard to the dispute Wordsworth’s philosophy of nature” Hence Carly Fiorina’s remark during become a conventional component of A far cry from the foreign between Israel and the — ostentatious air quotes — “but we the third Republican debate: “This is nearly every political campaign. “This threat that brought Palestinians, 72 percent of can read it more fruitfully as a reac- about more than replacing a D with an campaign is not about Bernie Netanyahu to Washington in whites had “a lot” or “some” tionary protest against sexual equality . R. We need a leader who will help us Sanders,” Bernie Sanders maintained the winter. sympathy for Israel. That . .” take our government back.” Or Jeb in a recent stump speech. “It’s not Much has happened since number fell to 50 percent Under the reign of postmodernism, Bush’s recent remarks at a campaign about Hillary Clinton. It’s not about the perfume of honeysuckles among African American nothing was ever “about” what it event in Tampa: “This election is not Jeb Bush or anyone else.” And what is in March gave way to respondents. What’s more, seemed to be about. about a set of personalities. It’s about a it about? “This campaign is about the November’s smoky bonfires. 20 percent of blacks had “a I don’t know how the word is faring set of principles. It is about leadership. needs of the American people.” Then-House Speaker John lot” of sympathy for in academic literary circles these days It’s about the right vision to lead Ah. Boehner (R-Ohio), master- Palestinians, but only 10 per- — I’ve been gone awhile — but it’s America through turbulent waters.” Chris Christie, summing up his mind of Netanyahu’s March cent of white respondents everywhere in politics. Consider the In other words: hold on for a second message in one of the debates, agreed. 3 White House end run to reported they felt that way. candidates’ numerous and protean while I gather my thoughts. “Leadership is not about me,” he said, Congress, is out of office. The linkage of the Black explanations of what the 2016 presi- And sometimes, you can’t help but “It’s about our country. . . . it’s about The nuclear deal that Lives Matter movement with dential campaign is really “about.” suspect that that little preposition is up the people in the audience tonight.” Netanyahu and congression- groups that share the goal of “What this campaign is about,” to no good. Clinton, for instance, And in Jeb Bush’s testimony, the elec- al Republicans tried to derail isolating and crippling Israel Bernie Sanders said during a recent remarked during the Democratic tion’s “about” all sorts of things that is in effect. through the boycott, divest- debate, “is whether we can mobilize debate that “diplomacy is not about aren’t Jeb Bush. “It’s not about the per- And then there was the ment and sanctions (BDS) our people to take back our govern- getting to the right solution. It’s about sonalities,” he said on “Meet the less noticeable Oct. 10 event movement is the latest mani- ment from a handful of billionaires and how you balance the risks.” By using Press,” explaining his poor perform- on Capitol Hill that drew festation of this reality. create the vibrant democracy we know the “about” formulation, Clinton was ance during one of the debates. “That’s attention to Israel, though And it certainly doesn’t we can and should have.” Hillary able (if I'm reading her right) to shift not what this is about. It’s about lead- not by name. help black people feel much Clinton, for her part, insisted the “cam- attention away from a subject she did- ing. It’s about public service. It’s about The occasion was the better about Israel when, paign is about bringing our country n’t want to talk about — her tenure as fixing broken things.” gathering of thousands of according to former Obama together again.” And Marco Rubio secretary of state — and instead hold What strange characters these aspir- mostly African American aide Dennis Ross’s new says his campaign is “about” his chil- forth on the meaning of diplomacy ing presidents are — roaming the men at the west front of the book, Doomed to Succeed, dren, on the grounds that “theirs is the itself. Defense of her record and views country feverishly promoting their Capitol to commemorate the national security adviser most important generation in American becomes a topical lecture. Let’s not get own candidacies while insisting the 20th anniversary of the Susan Rice reportedly history.” caught up in what I did or didn’t do, contest is “about” everything but what Million Man March. charged that Netanyahu’s Using “about” in this sense is a way she seemed to say, because diplomacy it’s manifestly about: themselves. One speaker, the Rev. posture against the Iran deal to assign some overarching meaning to is about much grander things. They’re starting to sound like post- Jeremiah Wright, retired pas- was outrageous — that the a large event or trend or phenomenon. I don’t know who first discovered modern literary theorists. tor of Trinity United Church Israeli leader did everything of Christ in Chicago — and but “use ‘the N-word’ in President Obama’s pastor describing the president.” until 2008 — used the occa- Nor does it improve rela- Four lessons Carson needs to learn fast sion to deliver a paean to the tions when Netanyahu’s Palestinians. newly appointed spokesman, Ben Carson caught a break when Conservative talk radio hosts have with slavery) and unintelligible answers Whether Wright’s speech Ron Baratz, suggests that Politico ginned up a story concerning jumped to his defense in another round on policy (taxes, Medicare) he alienates hit the mark with those in Obama is anti-Semitic. What his supposed scholarship to West Point, of MSM-bashing. What to make of all but his core base — evangelical attendance is open to specu- does that make the millions giving Carson room to wriggle out of a this? Christians who are deeply suspicious of lation. There was, however, of white and black potentially sticky situation. To recap: First, if Carson has not had his own the MSM — he cannot hold his lead. In no mistaking his aim: to Americans who support the Politico first reported Carson admitted writings, speeches and interviews short, it is not talk radio he needs to equate and link the plight of president? Baratz has since to fabricating an offer of a full scholar- researched for inaccuracies, exaggera- worry about, or Iowa evangelicals, but Palestinians in the Middle apologized, and Netanyahu ship. Carson’s team responded that he tions and outright misrepresentations, voters in places such as New Hampshire East with the quest of blacks said his spokesman doesn’t never admitted fabricating anything and he’s committed political malpractice. and the Super Tuesday states. If he is for full equality in the speak for him. Sort of like that being urged to apply to West Point Being unaware of where your oppo- seen as dodgy or incompetent as a can- United States. trying to put toothpaste back (which is free) was essentially the same nents or the media will attack is a cardi- didate, these voters will decamp. “The youth in Ferguson in the tube. as being offered a scholarship. As Guy nal sin in presidential Fourth, Carson is particularly vulner- and the youth in Palestine Obama and Netanyahu Benson of Townhall reminded politics. Being indig- able because he has cultivated deep have united together to have much to talk about Republicans, “Carson’s declarative sen- nant when the press respect for himself as a person with a remind us that the dots need Monday. Their policy and tence, written as an adult, that he ‘was combs through your compelling life story. If Donald Trump to be connected,” Wright personal differences, for offered a full scholarship to West Point’ past suggests you was “caught” (observed every day?) told the crowd, according to sure. Israel’s ability to pro- simply isn’t factually accurate. That's don’t understand the exaggerating, no one would bat an eye. media reports. tect itself must be high on not good. Period.” political process. He’s essentially playing a cartoonish Citing what he called the the agenda. But so should its Friday afternoon, Carson held a Second, Carson figure. Show he was a rotten dealmaker, “three-headed demon” of inclination to make common press conference in which he berated should know another however, and that’s an issue. In the “racism, militarism and cap- cause with the Republican the media for a double standard and rule of presidential same vein, Carson had better be entire- italism,” Wright implored caucus and not the Obama- insisted he had never claimed to have Jennifer Rubin politics: Don’t ly honest and forthright. If not, the the gathering to “stand led U.S. government. been offered a full scholarship. (He Washington Post whine. Yes, the rationale for his campaign — elect an beside our Palestinian broth- That, Netanyahu needs to wrote exactly that in his book Gifted media can be sloppy admirable person — evaporates. To a ers and sisters, who have understand, has both foreign Hands.) Friday evening, the Wall Street and partisan, but if he cannot handle greater extent than any other candi- been done one of the most and domestic ramifications. Journal published another account not- them with aplomb, he should not run for dates, he has placed his character front ing other questionable details from his president. The Clinton machine will eat and center in his campaign. He cannot life story (allegedly shielding white stu- him alive while he and his talk show be surprised that inaccuracies may dents from a riot; supposedly participat- fans are still moaning about liberal bias. cause voters to question his candidacy. CONTACT US: ing in a Yale psychology class in which It does not solve Carson’s problem to In an interview Friday, New Jersey students were subject to a “hoax” to test say Politico was sloppy too, or the Gov. Chris Christie was asked to BY MAIL: Send letters to the editor to: BY TELEPHONE: their honesty). Other reports suggested media went easier on President Obama. respond to the controversy. “[W]e’re all Editor/The Times, 23 Call the newsroom: that General Gen. 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Monday, November 9, 2015 OBITUARIES/REGION THE TIMES A5 George Elkas NEWS DIGEST CUMBERLAND — Elkas, R.I. committee makes push George, 80, of Cumberland, went to be with the Lord on NG seeks Mass. rate increase Nov. 6, 2015 after a brief BOSTON (AP) — Officials say electrical supplier Illness. against homelessness for vets National Grid is requesting an increase in its rate for its serv- Born April 23, 1935, in ice that would cost residential customers about $9 more a Central tions about their history and assigns them a month. Falls. Community solutions targets score based on how likely they are to die on National Grid officials say the higher rates are necessary Employed permanent housing as key the street. Then, advocates create a list of all to offset an increase in paying for expenses such as wooden by A. T. the people who are homeless with the most poles, transformers, and employee salaries. Cross Pen to fixing their other problems vulnerable people listed on top, by name. The Boston Globe reported that if the increase is Company, A committee meets weekly and goes down approved, the average National Grid household that uses 600 Lincoln, for By MICHELLE R. SMITH the list to try to find housing for each person. kilowatt-hours of electricity per month would pay 7 percent more on each bill. 28 years, Associated Press If a person has a problem that’s standing in owner of the way of getting an apartment, such as a National Grid for Massachusetts President Marcy Reed Crawford’s PROVIDENCE — For more than two criminal record, the committee tries to come says inflation, health care costs and property taxes have also Deli, Lincoln and employed years, Don Perrault lived without a home as up with a solution. grown since the company’s last rate increase in 2009. by Slatersville insulated the Vietnam veteran struggled with depres- The state is also using a “housing first” Officials expect the Massachusetts Department of Utilities paper, Slatersville. A 1954 sion and personal setbacks that at one point strategy, which prioritizes getting people into will take nearly a year to review National Grid’s request. graduate of Saint Raphael left him with nothing to do but take a thera- permanent housing, said Eric Hirsch, a pro- Academy, a member of St. peutic 7-day walk to New Jersey — then fessor of sociology at Providence College, Boston to ban replica handguns Ephraim Orthodox Church, walk back. who chairs the Zero: 2016 campaign in St. Vincent DePaul and Odd BOSTON (AP) — Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is plan- Now, after living out of a shelter where he Rhode Island. In the past, people would be ning to sign an ordinance banning replica handguns in pub- Fellows of Rhode Island. shared a room with six other men, he has a placed in temporary housing and have to get George was a U.S. Army vet- lic spaces throughout the city. home of his own under an ambitious push to substance abuse or mental health counseling Walsh says the ordinance is aimed at increasing public eran. wipe out homelessness among veterans in or jump through other hoops before getting a Preceded in death by his safety by allowing police to confiscate replica firearms and Rhode Island. permanent place to live, Hirsch said. requiring the owner to retrieve them at local police stations. parents, Samuel Elkas (1971) “It helps a little bit with your mind, your Now, they get the apartment first and are and Julia (Saliba) Elkas The goal is to make residents, particularly young people, mental aspect,” Perrault, 60, said. “It’s hard then “surrounded” with services that they can aware of the dangers of replica handguns — which can be (1947); brothers, Albert Elkas for a person who is homeless to have digni- then choose to use. Many decide on their own (1980) and Raymond “Buzz” mistaken for real guns. ty.” they want the help, he said. Hirsch said his Walsh will be joined at the Monday signing ceremony at Elkas (2012); father-in-law The efforts that have secured Perrault a research and research by others shows 85 to John Saba (1991) and nephew the Twelfth Baptist Church in the city’s Roxbury neighbor- newly renovated one-bedroom apartment — 95 percent of people placed in permanent hood by Boston Police Commissioner William Evans and Justin Saba (2005). complete with new furniture and even a TV housing were there a year later using this He will be remembered for members of the local clergy. — for a rental voucher and $25 per month for approach. A 12-year-old boy was fatally shot by police in Cleveland his devotion and care of his rent and utilities are part of a national push to A big help has also been a dedicated father-in-law, who was in a last year after brandishing what turned out to be a replica end homelessness among veterans by the end stream of money from the state, and more gun. wheelchair for 28 years, for of the year. The goal has been spurred by money set aside for things like rental subsi- his love of his family and all The regulations will take effect immediately after the both President Barack Obama’s administra- dies, said Jim Ryczek, executive director of signing. animals, and his generosity tion and Zero: 2016, a campaign run by the the Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless. and thoughtfulness. nonprofit group Community Solutions Advocates say they don't expect to elimi- His enjoyments were to In August, the federal government nate homelessness completely, but that their Veterans to get leave for medical care watch all sports (football was declared Connecticut the first state to end goal is to make sure if people become home- BOSTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has signed his favorite), going for coffee chronic homelessness among veterans. New less, they have a permanent home within into law a bill sponsored by U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch aimed with Mike, his little Pookie Orleans, Houston and a handful of other weeks, rather than months or years. at giving federal workers who are also veterans extra time off sleeping in his arms, sitting on communities have also reached the goal. Rhode Island advocates last year estimat- to seek medical care. the front porch and spending Nearly 50,000 veterans were homeless ed that 4,067 Rhode Islanders used a home- The new law provides the employees with 104 hours of time with his neighbors, going nationwide before the effort began, less shelter at some time in 2014, out of a what Lynch calls “Wounded Warrior leave” during their first to lunches with his St. Community Solutions estimated. population of around 1 million people. year in the federal workforce so that they can seek medical Raphael classmates and most Rhode Island, Connecticut and New The Zero: 2016 program’s next goal is to treatment for service-connected disabilities without being of all, to brag about his fami- Mexico, all part of the campaign, are on track end chronic homelessness in a several states forced to take unpaid leave or forego their appointments. ly. He adored his three grand- to reach the veterans goal, said Community and cities by the end of next year. The Massachusetts Democrat said getting the proposal to children and would speak of Solutions spokesman Adam Gibbs. One strat- In Rhode Island, the project will be using Obama’s desk was a bipartisan effort. them to everyone he was in egy all three states are using is a list of the same model they have used for veterans. The measure passed the House unanimously on Sept. 28 contact with. His son and names, he said. They have already found homes for 176 and then passed the Senate, also unanimously, on Oct. 26. grandchildren's achievements In Rhode Island, every person who comes chronically homeless people since January, Lynch said the new law reflects Congress’ gratitude and and goals were the highlight into the homeless system is given a “vulnera- out of an estimated 400 chronically home- appreciation for the hardship and sacrifices made by veter- of his life. bility survey,” which asks a series of ques- less. ans. Survived by his wife, Pamela (Saba) Elkas; son John (Darleen) Elkas, Cumberland; three grandchil- Leo P. Kadanoff, 78; professor, leader in theoretical physics dren, Ryan (Tiara) Elkas of Ohio, David Elkas and By MARTIN WEIL complex transitions continued to credited with comparably significant Institute of Physics and named for Samantha Elkas, both of The Washington Post challenge physicists until the last work, and Kadanoff earned many of the man sometimes described as his- Cumberland; nephew and half of the 20th century. his profession’s highest honors. tory’s greatest scientist. Godson, Douglas (Darlene) Leo P. Kadanoff, one of the pre- Throughout the world of modern One was the 1999 National Medal Associated with Kadanoff's name Elkas of Johnston and a great- mier theoretical physicists of his era, physics, Dr. Kadanoff was lauded as of Science, which he received from were techniques listed as scaling, niece Gabriel Elkas of whose pioneering work on phase one of the foremost in delineating President Bill Clinton. The citation universality and renormalization. Johnston; and two sister-in- transitions — the sudden shifts how even the most subtle and com- accompanying the medal recognized Scaling is to a considerable degree a laws, Florence Elkas of Cape between different states of the same plex phase transitions occur, and for Kadanoff for discoveries with matter of demonstrating similarities Cod, and Arrow Elkas of substance — exerted vast influence showing how the large-scale changes “important applications in engineer- in the behavior of matter across the Knoxville, Tenn. George will throughout science, died Oct. 26 in that are easily observable stem from ing, urban planning, computer sci- spectrum of scales, from the micro- also be missed by the Kanakry Chicago. He was 78. microscopic changes beyond the ence, hydrodynamics, biology, scopic to the things of the visible family; and his cat, Pookie. His death from respiratory failure reach of the senses. applied mathematics and geo- world. Relatives and friends are was announced by the University of The work he did showed great physics.” Universality implies the discovery kindly invited. Visiting Hours Chicago, where he was a professor generality. He was credited with In addition, Kadanoff was award- of overarching similarities in the will be held on Tuesday, Nov. from 1978 until his retirement in inspiring progress throughout ed the Buckley Prize of the American paths taken by different substances 10, from 5 to 8 p.m. in the J. J. 2003 and a former director of its physics by demonstrating not just the Physical Society in 1977, the Wolf en route to phase change and their Duffy Funeral Home, 757 Materials Research Center. solution to one problem or another, Prize in Physics in 1980, the critical points. 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CUMBERLAND — Heritage Ballet, of Lincoln, will present a Nutcracker Storytime program for children ages 4-12 and their families at the Cumberland Public Library at 2:30 p.m. The children will listen to the story about The Nutcracker as dancers from Heritage Ballet bring the characters to life by performing an excerpt from the ballet to go along with the story. Pick up your FREE tickets for this event in the Children’s Room beginning Nov. 9. For more information, call the Children's Room at 401-333-2552, ext. 3.

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For Saturday’s weekly religious game goes from 6:30-8 p.m. from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at Shri is designed for caregivers and encourage their two-year-old’s more information, call 383- activities: Sabbath School, 10 (214 Roosevelt Ave, Pawtucket) Studio, 21 Broad St. This class their loved ones. Meetings emerging language skills with 1112 or visit fetemusic.com. a.m; Worship Service, 11 a.m.; is designed to introduce seniors include speakers, refreshments stories and songs. No registra- East Providence Bible Study, 1:30 p.m. All are Cumberland to gentle yoga postures and and support. The group is free tion needed. • Hardcore Comedy at the welcome to attend. • Babies and Books Storytime meditation techniques from their and open to the public. Call Pawtucket Comedy Connection: Every Lincoln at Cumberland Public Library chairs, helping them reduce Gretchen at 508-226-2910 for •Crafty Thursday with Miss Friday at 10:30 p.m. at the •Thrift Shop, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (birth to 23 months) will be held stress, improve focus, build more information. Maria at the Pawtucket Library Comedy Connection of Rhode at Christ Church parish hall, on at 10 a.m. Connect with your strength, and increase flexibility. (13 Summer St.) will be held the Island, 39 Warren Ave., East 1643 Lonsdale Ave., every baby through stories, rhymes, The fee for Leon Mathieu Senior Cranston second Thursday of the month Providence. Call 438-8383 or Thursday and Saturday. For Center members is $5 per per- visit ricomedyconnection.com more, call 401-725-1920. and songs, followed by a play •Better Breathers Support from 3-4 p.m. in the Children's Woonsocket time. No registration is neces- son per month. Transportation is Group: Alpha1 Antitrypsin Library Caidin Activity Room. for tickets and information. sary. available from the Senior Center Children and their families are Narragansett •Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Deficiency, A different kind of Annual Parish Bazaar organized • Starlight Storytime for children to the Studio for those who COPD. Speaker: Tina Ragless, invited to a fun, hands-on sea- •Acoustics at Oceanside: of all ages and their families will need it. For more information sonal crafts on the remaining Every Friday at 7 p.m. at by the Holy Name Society, the ALA Volunteer will talk about what St. Vincent DePaul Society and be held on at 6:30 p.m. at the and/or to register for the class Alpha1 is, who may have it, and Thursdays — today and Dec. 10. Oceanside at the Pier, One Cumberland Public Library. Put contact the Senior Center at Materials will be provided. Best Beach St., Narragansett. Visit sponsored by Catholic Family how it is treated. She will explain Life, Chapter #2 will be held on on your pajamas and participate 728-7582. the testing for it and how to have for children ages five and up but www.oceansideatthepier.com with your bedtime pal in stories, Cumberland younger children are welcome for more information. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.in the you physician check. VASA HALL, Msgr. Gadoury School Hall, songs, and fun! No registration •Tales for Threes will be held at 43 Bald Hill Road, Cranston. No with caregiver help. No registra- is necessary. 10 a.m. at the Cumberland tion required. For more, call the 1371 Park Ave. Woonsocket membership required, walk-in which is handicap accessible. Public Library. Interact with your basis. Meeting held from 1-2 p.m. Children's Library at 401-725- three-year-old through stories The Bazaar will feature a Penny 3714, ext. 209 or email mcot- Social, Split the Pot, Gift that will make them giggle, [email protected]. smile, and sing. No registration Certificate Raffle and Santa is necessary. Claus. The kitchen will be open and vendors will be selling things from books to jewelry. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Cumberland Pawtucket Pawtucket Attleboro Cumberland Providence Cumberland • Cumberland Widow Support •Fogarty Manor Tenant • The Leon Mathieu Senior • The Attleboro Parkinson’s • The Cumberland Public • Gold Mine at Fete: Every • Cumberland Seventh Day Group, every Sunday at 2 p.m. Association BINGO is open Center and Shri Studio have Disease Support Group meets Library will have its Tales for Friday at 11 p.m. in the Fete Adventist Church (141 Bear Hill The first two Sundays of the Monday and Wednesday Nights, partnered to offer a “Yoga for from 10 a.m. to noon at Twos on Thursdays at 10 a.m. Lounge, 103 Dike St., Rd. in Cumberland) announces month are held at Four Corners doors open at 4 p.m. and the Seniors” on Tuesday mornings Community VNA, 10 Emory St. It This is a time for parents to Providence. No cover. For Saturday’s weekly religious Community Chapel, 200 Angell game goes from 6:30-8 p.m. from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at Shri is designed for caregivers and encourage their two-year-old’s more information, call 383- activities: Sabbath School, 10 Road, Cumberland. The second (214 Roosevelt Ave, Pawtucket) Studio, 21 Broad St. This class their loved ones. Meetings emerging language skills with 1112 or visit fetemusic.com. a.m; Worship Service, 11 a.m.; two Sundays are at Emerald Bay is designed to introduce seniors include speakers, refreshments stories and songs. East Providence Bible Study, 1:30 p.m. All are Manor, 10 Old Diamond Hill Cumberland to gentle yoga postures and and support. The group is free • Fall Storytime at Cumberland • Hardcore Comedy at the welcome to attend. Road. Call 401-333-5815. • Babies and Books Storytime meditation techniques from their and open to the public. Call Public Library. Children enjoy a Comedy Connection: Every •Heritage Ballet, of Lincoln, will Pawtucket at Cumberland Public Library chairs, helping them reduce Gretchen at 508-226-2910 for combination of thematic books, Friday at 10:30 p.m. at the present a Nutcracker Storytime • The Major Walter Getchell (birth to 23 months) will be held stress, improve focus, build more information. songs, rhymes and movement Comedy Connection of Rhode program for children ages 4-12 VFW Auxiliary #306 will hold a on at 10 a.m. Connect with your strength, and increase flexibility. Cumberland activities while building language Island, 39 Warren Ave., East and their families at the chopstick auction at the Post baby through stories, rhymes, The fee for Leon Mathieu Senior •The Children's Room of the and literacy skills. Expose your Providence. Call 438-8383 or Cumberland Public Library at Home, 171 Fountain St., and songs, followed by a play Center members is $5 per per- Cumberland Public Library has child to the wonder of the spo- visit ricomedyconnection.com 2:30 p.m. The children will lis- Pawtucket. Doors open at noon, time. No registration is neces- son per month. Transportation is its Krafty Kids program from 11 ken word and the magic of for tickets and information. ten to the story about The auction starts at 1 p.m. $20 sary. All storytimes are drop-in. available from the Senior Center a.m. to 5 p.m. Children ages 10 books. No registration is neces- Narragansett Nutcracker as dancers from gives you a bid on every prize or • Starlight Storytime for children to the Studio for those who and under are invited to make a sary. All storytimes are drop-in. •Acoustics at Oceanside: Heritage Ballet bring the charac- you can bid on each item sepa- of all ages and their families will need it. For more information craft to take home. Your child •‘Paws to Read’ at the Every Friday at 7 p.m. at ters to life by performing an rately. In addition to the auction, be held on at 6:30 p.m. at the and/or to register for the class can work on their fine motor Childrens’s Room of the Oceanside at the Pier, One excerpt from the ballet to go there will be raffles, and a pot o’ Cumberland Public Library. Put contact the Senior Center at skills while tracing, cutting, and Cumberland Public Library. Beach St., Narragansett. Visit along with the story. Pick up gold with free pastry and coffee. on your pajamas and participate 728-7582. gluing to make weekly projects. Want to brush up on your read- www.oceansideatthepier.com your FREE tickets for this event Also, sanwiches and soft drinks with your bedtime pal in stories, Cumberland Encourage your child's develop- ing skills? Love dogs? Practice for more information. in the Children’s Room begin- will be available for purchase. songs, and fun! No registration •Tales for Threes will be held at ment in these areas by offering reading aloud with a therapy ning Nov. 9. For more informa- There are over 100 items up for is necessary. 10 a.m. at the Cumberland plenty of opportunities to prac- dog who loves to listen to sto- tion, call the Children's Room at auction. For more information Public Library. Interact with your tice. For additional information, ries. Drop-in format, no registra- 401-333-2552, ext. 3. call the post at 401-722-7146. three-year-old through stories contact the Children's Room at tion required. Children, ages 6- Lincoln that will make them giggle, 401-333-2552, ext. 3. or visit 12, will have a 15-minute read- •Thrift Shop, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. smile, and sing. No registration www.cumberlandlibrary.org ing session, first come, first at Christ Church parish hall, is necessary. served. Contact the Children’s 1643 Lonsdale Ave., every Room at 401-333-2552, ext. 3. Thursday and Saturday. For or visit cumberlandlibrary.org. more, call 401-725-1920. Send your community events to [email protected] or woonsocketcall.com

oday will be sunny and temperatures should recov- Five-day forecast er near 60 in the afternoon. Tuesday we will be Twatching for the approach of an area of low pres- sure moving up the coast. It will bring a chance of rain developing in the morning.

TODAY: Mostly sunny. HIGH: 62 TUESDAY: Increasing clouds, chance of a shower mid-morning. HIGH: 57 TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAY: Some clouds, some sun. HIGH: 54 THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy with rain develop- 60/36 62/42 54/46 55/42 59/46 ing. HIGH: 55 FRIDAY: Mostly sunny. HIGH: 59 SATURDAY: Mostly sunny. HIGH: 51 Astronomical data Sun Moon Phase of the Moon on November 9, —StormTeam 10 Begin civil twilight 5:59 a.m. Moonrise 4:16 a.m. 2015: Waning Crescent with 4% of the Sunrise 6:28 a.m. Moon transit 10:02 a.m. Moon's visible disk illuminated. Closest Sun transit 11:30 a.m. Moonset 3:43 p.m. Primary Moon Phase: New Moon on Sunset 4:31 p.m. November 11, 2015 at 12:47 p.m. End civil twilight 5:01 p.m. Monday, November 9, 2015 AMUSEMENTS THE TIMES A7 Husband’s long tresses are stressing his wife

DEAR ABBY: having a ball. After that call day, since it was already too My husband, who has a it was like someone popped late to rush to the sister’s beautiful head of dark curly the balloon — it was never the bedside. hair, decided to let it grow. It same for any of us. is now about halfway down Some of us feel they could Dear Abby is written by his back. Sometimes he have waited until the last day Abigail Van Buren, also known braids it or pulls it into a before calling, although I per- as Jeanne Phillips, and was ponytail. Other times he sonally think they should founded by her mother, wears it down and it falls have waited until she got Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear loose. The problem is, I can’t home. Sandra and Kate were Abby at www.DearAbby.com or bear to look at him. completely dissimilar and P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, He has always been clean- not close. Even Sandra said, CA 90069. cut and had short hair. But as “Well, at least I had two good time has gone on and many DEAR ABBY days of vacation.” Should the Good advice for everyone of his friends have begun los- family have waited? — teens to seniors — is in ing their hair, he says he Jeanne Phillips — DISGUSTED “The Anger in All of Us and wants to grow his out while IN WISCONSIN How to Deal With It.” To he can. order, send your name and I know that in the grand DEAR DISGUSTED: It mailing address, plus check scheme of life, hair shouldn’t same should apply to males. depends, I think, upon the or money order for $7 (U.S. be an issue, but I can’t seem P.S. I’m surprised his dynamics in the sisters’ fami- funds) to: Dear Abby, Anger to get past this. I think it’s friends want to hang around ly and to what degree Kate’s Booklet, P.O. Box 447, because of the way he used to with a walking reminder that death was a shock to every- Mount Morris, IL 61054- look. I can’t talk to him they are follicly challenged. one. When death happens 0447. (Shipping and han- about it because he really out of the blue, people some- dling are included in the likes his hair. This feels like DEAR ABBY: times react emotionally price.) MY problem, but how can I My wife and I went to a rather than rationally, which deal with it? Mexican resort with five may be why the relative — TOO MUCH other couples for a seven-day called immediately. Sudoku solution OF A GOOD THING vacation. On the second day, I agree with the friends one of the wives, “Sandra,” who said the sad news could DEAR TOO MUCH: If received the news that her have been conveyed on the you can’t look at your spouse sister “Kate” had died unex- last day of the trip. Had because his flowing tresses pectedly. The funeral would Sandra been told immediate- are a turnoff, this must be not be held until two days ly upon her return home, she affecting many aspects of after we returned. might have been grateful. On your marriage. Although he Sandra’s husband was the other hand, she also likes his hair long, if you furious at the family member might have been furious, say- address it in those terms he for calling. What did they ing, “How could you keep may be willing to listen. expect her to do, hop a this from me!?” That said, in However, just as women plane? We were all affected my opinion it would have should be free to wear their by Sandra’s loss. The first been kinder to let Sandra and hair the way they want, the two days all five couples were her husband enjoy their holi-

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Times photos by Ernest A. Brown

Dorothea Lipscomb, left, and Anna DeCosta roll out the refreshments at the Leon Mathieu Senior Center in Pawtucket Friday as the center celebrated its 35th anniversary.

ABOVE: Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien chats with seniors during Friday’s celebration at the Leon Mathieu Senior Center.

RIGHT: Ian Kane, 12, of Seekonk, who has been playing the piano for two years, “plays” a fine art 3-octave piano bench, a creation of wood designer David Hallmark, of Imagination Counts in Portsmouth, N.H., during Saturday’s Fine Furnishings Show at the Pawtucket Armory.

Dwight Lopes, of Madison, Conn., checks out the unique designs of craftsman Kevin Travers, of American Revolution Design, during the Fine Furnishings Show. Kevin Smith, left, of Wakefield, enjoys a visit to the Fine Furnishings Show with his parents, Bob and Diane Smith. Blackstone Valley Patriots stay perfect with home win SPORTS Patriots hammer Washginton, 27-10 THE TIMES, Monday, November 9, 2015 — B1 page B2 Cross Country — State Championship Meet Drezek, Lavertys, Berg finish in top 11 Drezek finishes sixth, Cumb. 4th Clipper girls 3rd; Laverty takes 11th By BRENDAN McGAIR There was one or two steps at By BRENDAN McGAIR tion for the fourth consecutive [email protected] the end but (Parlato) got the [email protected] year. better of me,” said Drezek. “I “My goal coming in was to FOSTER – If Ben Drezek finally found my spot … the FOSTER – A year ago, be proud of how I ran and to had any lingering doubts about right way to run. I knew what I then-junior Amy Laverty run a strong race. I went out making the move from the soc- was doing and I went out and needed help from a harder than I normally do and cer field to the cross-country did it.” Cumberland teammate after it hurt me a little bit on the trails, they were officially “When he made the deci- crossing the finish line at the hills, but overall I’m happy,” erased Sunday. sion to go from soccer to cross Rhode Island High School said Laverty. “Last year I A Cumberland High junior, country, we were very happy Cross Country struggled with dehydration, Drezek couldn’t have scripted and knew that he would do Championships. but over the summer I ran his inaugural cross-country well,” said Cumberland head It was clear that Laverty more miles than I ever had campaign any better. It includes coach Tom Kenwood, noting used every ounce of strength before. I was also mentally an impressive sixth-place per- that the seeds for Drezek’s tran- she had in order to complete tougher than I had been in pre- formance at the Rhode Island sition to a new fall sport were Ponaganset High School’s vious years.” Cross-Country Championships, planted last spring during out- 3.1-mile “Covered Bridge” Laverty was the leading held at Ponaganset’s “Covered door track season. course. She required immedi- anchor for a Cumberland Bridge” trail. Drezek may come off as an ate medical attention and was squad that placed third in the Drezek was the first member overnight sensation, but the anything but a sure thing to team standings behind cham- of his team to score as truth is that it took awhile compete at the New Englands pion La Salle (28 points) and Cumberland placed fourth in before everything registered in the following weekend (she North Kingstown (74 points). the team race (124 points). He his mind. From making sure eventually received clearance The Clippers’ 131 points was was nudged out at the end for you don’t burn yourself out to run). the result of five finishers who fifth place by Bishop moments after taking off from A far more confident placed inside the top 40. Hendricken’s Dominic Parlato, the start, to knowing when Laverty returned to the same “Normally she’s afraid to though Drezek’s time of 16 exactly is the right time to exact location on Sunday. The go out and be aggressive, but minutes, two seconds proved make your move, there are senior came in 11th place with you have to try it sometime,” more than good enough to earn plenty of techniques to compre- a time of 19 minutes, seven said CHS coach Vanessa first-team all-state distinction. hend. Photos by Larua Patton/risportsphoto.com seconds. It was a mark that Malloy about Laverty. “I felt today was probably The Cumberland girls cross country team followed up a superb proved good enough to earn my best race of the season. See DREZEK, page B3 regular season with a third-place finish at the state meet Sunday. second-team all-state distinc- See LAVERTY, page B3

Division I Girls Soccer Championship Game: La Salle 1, Cumberland 0 Clippers dealt cruel blow in final seconds La Salle scores with 13 seconds left in game to win state title By BRANDEN MELLO [email protected]

PROVIDENCE — There was noth- ing to separate the Cumberland girls soccer team and La Salle this season. The two teams split their regular- season contests and wound up finshing with the indentical 13-3-1 records to each claim a share of the Division I- North title. And, for the first 79 minutes and 47 seconds of Sunday afternoon’s Division I state final at Rhode Island College, there was no difference between the public-school team play- ing for its first Division I title and the parochial powerhouse in search of its 11th state title in the last 15 years. Just when it seemed the contest was destined to head to a pair of nerve- wracking overtime periods, the Rams found a way past the Clipper defense. Goalie Mikayla Bowerfind made a superb initial save, but La Salle fresh- man Olivia Freitas retrieved the loose ball and passed it into an empty net to lift the No. 1 Rams to a 1-0 victory over the No. 2 Clippers. “We all thought the game was going to overtime and they just got a lucky goal – it was a freak accident,” junior midfielder Abby Drezek said. “Mikayla made a great save and they were all charging into our box. Someone just lost their man and they scored. It’s a tough loss, but I’m so Photos by Jerry Silberman/risportsphoto.com proud of this team and proud to be a Abby Drezek (20), Julianne Ross (2) and the Cumberland girls soccer team battled No. 1 La Salle to a stalemate for the first 79 minutes, 47 seconds of Sunday’s member of this team. The seniors have state final, but the Rams scored with 12.8 seconds left to claim the state title. Cumberland senior defender Courtney Whalen (22) is consoled by a teammate. been working so hard for so long and I wanted to win it for them.” “It’s unfortunate,” Cumberland coach Anthony Silva said. “It’s a tough way to lose a game. We played equal with them for 79 minutes and 47 sec- onds and they put one in at the end. It was a great game. The whole team played great and Mikayla played great. It’s unfortunate that with 12 sec- onds left they put one in.” Sunday was not the first time the Rams waited until the dying embers of the second half to secure a state title. In 2010, All-American forward Mackenzie Meehan victimized East Greenwich with a goal off a free kick in the 79th minute. EG’s assistant coach that day was John Hoxsie, who ably assisted Silva this season. The defeat ends the careers of seven starters who turned the Clippers from D-I doormats into the best pub- lic-school team in the state. Silva said he is going to miss the likes of mid- fielders Sarah Marsland, Juliana Restrepo and Gwen Emery, along with Rachel Haviland, Maddie Smith, Lauren Smith and Courtney Whalen. “I love this group of girls,” Silva said. See SECONDS, page B3 B2 THE TIMES SPORTS Monday, November 9, 2015 HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE NFL MONDAY Falls-Cranston East winner at GIRLS Barrington Volleyball 6:30 p.m. Division I quarterfinals, TBA 6 p.m. Division II preliminaries, Central at Mount St. Charles; Division II quar- Patriots cruise past Redskins Falls at Cranston East; Burrillville at terfinals, Cranston West-Burrillville win- Cranston West ner at Lincoln

TUESDAY FRIDAY GIRLS BOYS Volleyball Football 5 p.m. Division III quarterfinals, Shea at 6 p.m. North Providence at Central Mount Pleasant Falls 6 p.m. Division II preliminaries, TBA at 7 p.m. North Smithfield at Smithfield; Tolman Burrillville at Lincoln; La Salle at 6:30 p.m. Division II preliminaries, Cumberland Pilgrim at North Smithfield GIRLS Volleyball THURSDAY 6 p.m. Division I quarterfinals, North GIRLS Kingstown at Cumberland; Division II Volleyball quarterfinals, North Smithfield-Pilgrim 6 p.m. Division II quarterfinals, Central winner at East Greenwich

BLACKSTONE VALLEY MEMORIES November 9 pin of the Saints offense scoring on a 48-yard reverse and on a 1951 The Lonsdale two-yard plunge, gained 146 Sports Arena will yards rushing and caught three wind up its 1951 auto racing passes for 27 yards. The other season Sunday afternoon with SRA TD resulted from Ron the final in a series of four rac- Ridolfi’s 10-yard aerial to his ing programs to determine New twin brother Tom. England individual and team championships. Red Barbeau of Halfback Terry Woonsocket, who was victori- 1971 Tracey of Saint ous in the last feature at Raphael Academy took over the Lonsdale will head the field. lead in the Blackstone Valley Don Hall of Pawtucket, the scoring race as he registered American Racing Association’s two touchdowns in leading the point leader, will also be one of 6-1 Saints to a 20-8 victory over the locals to watch. Bristol in Class B East Division action. Tracey’s TD efforts, on a 1961 Rugged senior 10-yard run and a 35-yard pass linebacker Tom interception, were his eighth Dwyer’s defensive exploits, and ninth scores and raised his two recovered fumbles, two individual point total to 58 for pass interceptions and in on a the season. QB Dennis Hanson majority of the tackles, stole the tallied the other SRA touch- Photo by Louriann Mardo-Zayat/lmzartworks.com spotlight as unbeaten Saint down on an 11-yard burst. The New England Patriots improved to 8-0 this season thanks to Sunday afternoon’s 27-10 victory over the struggling Raphael Academy blanked Washington Redskins. The Patriots are three games ahead of the New York Jets for first place in the AFC East. Bishop Hendricken 20-0 before 2,000 spectators in Warwick. — By Bill Mulholland Phil Bizier, who was the king- Lewis knee injury puts damper on latest win for Pats JIMMY GOLEN total yards in the first — most of it, the coin toss, too, for just the seventh Associated Press and their only first down, on a 9-yard time in their last 26 games. pass on the final play of the quarter. New England also lost tackle FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — It was But the Patriots weren't done, tying an Sebastian Vollmer from an already a little more than 10 minutes into the NFL record by scoring in 31 straight depleted offensive line, and running game and the score was already lop- quarters — every one this season back Dion Lewis on what appeared to sided. except the first quarter of the first be a serious knee injury. New England touchdowns: 2. game. "It's awful. I mean, he's one of your Washington total plays from scrim- Cousins was 22 for 40 for 217 brothers," Edelman said. "All you can mage: 1. yards, but he was hurt early by seven do is send good vibes his way, and Julian Edelman and LeGarrette dropped passes. Washington managed hope everything will be all right." Blount had already scored by the time only a second-quarter field goal Washington had two weeks to cel- the Redskins snapped the ball a sec- before Cousins hit Jordan Reed for a ebrate its comeback from a 24-point ond time, and the Patriots remained 3-yard touchdown with 25 seconds deficit against Tampa Bay on Oct. 25. unbeaten on Sunday with a left. But even the bye week didn't give Washington 27-10 victory over "Our guys are better than that," coach Jay Gruden enough time to pre- Washington. said Cousins, who fell to 5-12 as the pare for the defending Super Bowl Despite being held to a season-low starting quarterback. "It's encouraging champions. in points, New England's chance at to know that today was more of a With 37 rushing plays and 39 pass- another 16-0 regular season was never fluke than a norm." es, the Patriots had their most bal- threatened. The Patriots took advan- At least it wasn't as bad as the anced offense of the season. tage of an onside kick and an intercep- Redskins' last visit to Foxborough: "We were clicking there in the run tion to open a 14-0 lead before the New England won 52-7 in 2007, the game," said tight end Rob Washington defense could catch its last time the Patriots started a season Gronkowski, who had four catches breath. 8-0. They won all 16 regular-season for a season-low 47 yards. "I just felt like we never had the games and then two more in the play- After the Patriots' first touchdown, ball in the first quarter," Washington offs that year before losing to the New they lined up for what seemed like a coach Jay Gruden said. "I just never York Giants in the Super Bowl. routine kickoff, but Stephen felt like we got in a rhythm." But while Washington held the Gostkowski pulled back and dribbled Tom Brady completed 26 of 39 Patriots to a season-low 27 points, it to the right, where it bounced off passes for 299 yards and two touch- Photo by Louriann Mardo-Zayat/lmzartworks.com defensive back Will Blackmon said Washington's Ryan Grant and was downs, including an 8-yard TD to Julian Edelman (11) caught five passes for 55 yards and a touchdown in that was little consolation. recovered by Johnathan Freeny. Edelman on the opening drive. New Sunday’s 27-10 victory over the visiting Washington Redskins. "Nope. Not at all," he said. The Patriots were moving again England (8-0) then pulled off a sur- Blount carried 29 times for 129 when Edelman fumbled. But on prise onside kick, but that drive stalled intercepted by Logan Ryan. New opportunity to get on top and play yards for New England, which won Washington's first play from scrim- when Edelman fumbled. England then marched down the field from ahead," Patriots coach Bill easily even though Brady threw his mage — already more than 8 min- Washington could manage only a to make it 14-0 on Blount's 5-yard Belichick said. "That was definitely second interception of the season. The utes into the game — Ryan intercept- single play: Kirk Cousins' pass that score. helpful." Patriots also lost a fumble at home for ed the deflected pass at the bounced off Pierre Garcon and was "We had a good drive early, had an Washington (3-5) managed just 15 the first time since 2013 — and lost Washington 28.

High School Football Raiders earn share of II-A title; host quarterfinal By TERRY NAU Novans did start fast, intercepting a pass tain the drive. Soe covered the final eight Sports editor emiritus on Shea’s first possession of the game. yards of the impressive possession, But things soon went downhill for the Shea’s only lengthy drive of the game. PAWTUCKET – Shea High looks visitors, who finished 2-5 in II-A. Woonsocket, which tried to pass the like a team poised to make a strong run The second time Shea got the foot- football without much success, then in the Division II playoffs. ball, it needed just three plays to score. gave up a 25-yard interception return for “Our team is playing hard and well in Gerald Soe’s 40-yard punt return set the a score by Shea linebacker Louis all facets of the game,” coach Dino Raiders up deep in Woonsocket’s territo- Whitehead late in the third quarter. By Campopiano admitted following Friday ry, at the 23-yard line. Halfback Yanique this point, Campopiano was substituting night’s 42-0 romp over Woonsocket at Duarte covered the final 10 yards with freely. Max Read Field. “Heading into the play- 1:42 left in the first quarter. Leandro “These are tough games to play,” offs, everyone has a 0-0 record. The sea- DeBrito’s kick made it 7-0. Campopiano admitted, speaking of the son starts all over again next week.” Duarte then intercepted Justin blowout nature of the contest. “I don’t Shea, which finished with a 6-1 Mojica’s second-down pass at Shea’s 37. enjoy it. But our kids continued to play record in Division II-A, will host West QB Tyreek Rodrigues dropped back on hard and then we were able to get every- Warwick (5-2 in II-B) at 7 p.m. on first down and launched a high pass one in the game. Friday night. Moses Brown, 7-0 in II-B, down the right sideline that DeBrito The Raiders, who always find a rea- is the only unbeaten team in the playoff gathered in and carried the final 30 yards son to play hard, won’t have any trouble field. (Rogers settled for 6-1 in II-A after for a 63-yard score with 39 seconds left getting up for West Warwick, which shut losing to Central (5-2) at home on Friday in the opening stanza. out Tolman 23-0 earlier in the season. night by a shocking 28-12 margin.) And the rout was on. Shea scored Many of Shea’s upper classmen also The D-II playoffs again will be the with 3:02 left in the second quarter on a remember losing to Moses Brown in the most interesting tournament in the state, 12-yard pass from Rodrigues to Super Bowl last December. They have if for no other reason than eight teams Leonardo DeBrito, Leandro’s younger their sights set on going all the way this are included in the format, as opposed to brother. The Raiders’ defense then year, knowing full well the journey four in the other three divisions. And in forced Woonsocket’s fourth punt of the begins with a first step on Friday night a subplot well known around the halls of first half and ran it back to the Novans’ against Dave Caito’s Wizards of West Shea High, former Tolman coach and 25-yard line. Duarte ate up 21 yards on Warwick. long-time Shea physical education first down before Alonzo Wehjia crashed “I like our team,” Campopiano said. teacher David Caito is the head coach of in from the four. DeBrito’s kick made it “Our special teams have been great all West Warwick. 28-0 at the half. season. We’re playing hard. But now we “Dave is coming home again,” The Raiders were playing at full start all over again. It’s going to be fun.” Campopiano said with a laugh, speaking speed while Woonsocket’s energy *** of his good friend and former high Woonsocket 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 seemed to be fading as halftime Shea High 14 – 14 – 14 – 0 – 42 school football teammate at Johnston approached. Shea scored all four of its SHEA – Yanique Duarte 10 run (Leandro DeBrito kick) High way back in the late 1980s and first-half touchdowns in the final three SHEA – Leandro DeBrito 63 pass from Tyreek Rodrigues Photo by Ernest A. Brown (Leandro DeBrito kick) early 1990s. minutes of each quarter. SHEA – Leonardo DeBrito 12 pass from Rodrigues (Leandro Leandro DeBrito (11) and the Shea football team claimed a share The Raiders took care of business on Shea went up 35-0 on its first posses- DeBrito kick) of the Division II-A title with Friday night’s 42-0 win over Friday night against a Woonsocket team SHEA – Alonzo Wehjia 4 run (Leandro DeBrito kick) sion of the second half, going 80 yards in SHEA – Gerald Soe 8 run (Leandro DeBrito kick) Woonsocket. The No. 2 Raiders will host No. 3 West Warwick in worn down by the physical nature of seven plays. Rodrigues broke free for 37 SHEA – Louis Whitehead 25 interception return (Leandro the Division II quarterfinals Friday night at Max Read Field. play in Division II this season. The yards on a third-and-seven rollout to sus- DeBrito kick) Monday, November 9, 2015 SPORTS THE TIMES B3 Division I Girls Soccer Championship Game: La Salle 1, Cumberland 0 utilized the wind enough.” Seconds Cumberland’s only clear-cut scoring opportunity came with the wind at the Continued from page B1 Clippers’ back in the 55th minute. A “I’ve been with them for four years long ball was played over the top of the and they’re what you want a group of La Salle defense and Boulander mis- seniors to be. They worked hard from played the bounce and the ball went the first day and I hope this year’s suc- right over her head. Jaylynne Thomas cess and the attitude of this group trick- tried to put the ball into the empty net, les into future years.” but the ball had too much pace on it and Drezek, who along with Julianne it rolled harmlessly over the end line. Ross, Bowerfind and freshman Emma “Jaylenne’s like the track star on the Tziachris, started as an underclassman. team and she’s really fast,” Silva said. “I Drezek said the pain of Sunday’s loss asked her about it and she said the ball will inspire the Clippers to work hard in was at a weird angle and the girl had her the offseason to get back to RIC in 2016. and she tried to throw her body in front “Absolutely, this is motivation for us of it, but the ball bounced to the right. It to get back here again next year,” was a crazy play. I’ve never seen any- Drezek said. “We have a great group of thing like that.” juniors and some young freshmen who La Salle, which earned eight more experienced this and hopefully this corner kicks than the Clippers, contin- motivates them to want to get back ued to push forward, but Havialand, here.” Tziachris and the Clippers defense La Salle (16-3-1 Division I) used the repelled every attack until the final wind at its back to control long stretches minute. That’s when Bowerfind was of the opening 40 minutes. Senior for- forced to make a superb save only to see ward Arya Bornstein had the only good the rebound fall to Freitas, who scored chance in the 10th minute, but her flick the title-clinching goal. past Bowerfind rolled agonizingly wide “That’s what happens when you give of the net. them opportunities to hit 50-50 balls into Cumberland (15-4-1 Division I) led the box,” Silva said. “We conceded way D-I in scoring this season, but for the too many corner kicks today and that second time in three meetings the Rams, type of goal is bound to happen when led by senior captain Alyssa Swift, kept you give a team like that so many Ross, Drezek, Emery and the Clippers chances.” off the scoreboard. Goalie Sydney Boulanger only made three saves to Follow Branden Mello on Twitter secure the shutout. @Branden_Mello “It was tough breaking down their defense,” Drezek said. “We tried to go La Salle 1 Cumberland 0 Cumberland 0 - 0 - 0 through them and I think we did that a La Salle 0 - 1 - 1 little too much. We should’ve utilized First half - No scoring. Photos by Jerry Silberman/risportsphoto.com Second half - LSA, Olivia Freitas (unassisted), 80:00. our mids a little bit more. They used the Saves - C, Mikayla Bowerfind (7 saves), LSA, Britteny Cumberland senior forward Maddie Smith (18) competes with La Salle junior midfielder Julia Janikies (9) for wind in the first half and put the ball Boulanger (2 saves). control of the ball during the second half of the No. 1 Rams’ last-second victory over the No. 2 Clippers Sunday. over the top of us and I don’t think we Cross Country — State Championship Meet 4:40 for the first mile. It was going to be INSIDE SALES Drezek fast,” said Berg. “The plan was to stay back during the first mile and get into a group, REPRESENTATIVE Continued from page B1 but I got too far back. We always say that To go from a relative novice to earning it’s not what you do before the hill, it’s what the distinction as one of the state’s top har- you do after. We just want to be able to not We have an immediate opening for an Inside riers shows that Drezek was willing to do spend all of our energy up front and have Sales Representative to hand outbound whatever it took in order to get a firm han- enough left to catch some guys.” Business to Business calling. If you are dle on cross country. Two seniors who participated in their looking for a part-time position during the “I’ve had a lot of support from my team- final R.I. cross-country meet were day, this may be the job for you. mates. They pushed me to do better every Burrillville’s Zach Durand (22nd, 16:34) single race,” said Drezek. “I thought I had a and North Smithfield’s Oliver Hazard couple of mistakes at the class meet, but I (33rd, 17:00). The Broncos placed 16th out The successful applicants will be outgoing, needed those in order for everything to of the 18 schools that participated in the enthusiastic individuals who enjoy talking to click and understand that ‘Okay, this is team standings. They had 422 points. people on the phone. If that sounds like you, what I need to do next time.’” we would love to talk to you! “He’s definitely a great addition to the Follow Brendan McGair on Twitter team,” said Cumberland senior Sean @BWMcGair03 No sales experience necessary, we will train Laverty. “He’s talented and worked hard over the summer. He deserves this.” R.I. Cross Country State Championships the right candidate. The willingness to follow Sunday – at Ponaganset High School a script, the desire to meet a goal and the Though most folks would take Laverty’s BOYS eighth-place finish – his time of 16:13:09 Team scores determination to reach that goal make you 1, La Salle 35; 2, Bishop Hendricken 59; 3, East Greenwich an ideal candidate. just edged out Mount St. Charles junior C.J. 108; 4, Cumberland 124; 5, Barrington 129; 6, North Berg (16:13.39) – and walk away pleased, Kingstown 202; 7, Chariho 236; 8, Smithfield 257; 9, Prout Photo by Laura Patton/risportsphoto.com the 12th grader felt a tad unsatisfied with 293; 10, Scituate 318; 11, Mt. Hope 318; 12, Pilgrim 321; 13, Compensation is hourly plus commission Cumberland’s Ben Drezek (8) finished Ponaganset 325; 14, Coventry 364; 15, South Kingstown 409; how Sunday transpired. Laverty dealt with 16, Burrillville 422; 17, Toll Gate 426; 18, Cranston East 429. based on performance. Call Center is on and off health issues during the season sixth in his first state meet Sunday. Local placements 6, Ben Drezek (Cumberland) 16:02.34; 8, Sean Laverty located in Woonsocket, RI. and as a result sat out several meets. Laverty, who is leaning toward studying (Cumberland) 16:13.09; 9, C.J. Berg (Mount St. Charles) “I was a little disappointed but I still ran economics. 16:13.39; 22, Zach Durand (Burrillville) 16:34.85; 33, Oliver pretty well,” said Laverty. “I didn’t run as As a sophomore, Berg came in 14th at Hazard (North Smithfield) 17:00.52; 36, Will Mardo For immediate consideration, (Cumberland) 17:02.87; 42, Harry Travers (Cumberland) well as (last week’s class meet, also at the state meet. To move up five places as a 17:17.15; 54, Evan Thompson (Lincoln) 17:32.05; 55, Ryan please send a Ponaganset), but I did the best I could.” junior was a major accomplishment in his Mardo (Cumberland) 17:32.40; 65, Sam Adolfo (Central Falls) 17:41.85; 80, Daniel Collard (Cumberland) 17:55.17; 82, Aidan resume and brief cover letter to: A strong student with a 3.9 GPA, eyes considering he was the only one repre- Enright (Lincoln) 17:57.10; 87, Reilly Johnson (St. Raphael) Laverty says that he plans to finalize his senting the MSC program on Sunday. 18:02.46; 97, Keith Jillette (Woonsocket) 18:12.26; 102, [email protected] commitment to Dartmouth soon. He “Seeing what D.J. (Principe, the La Antonio Rua (Burrillville) 18:21.09; 111, Andrew McClure (Burrillville) 18:34.54; 119, Cameron Charron (Burrillville) recently made an official visit to the Ivy Salle junior who came in first at states) did 18:54.31; 127, Thomas Ames (Burrillville) 19:13.60; 134, Joe League college. at the class meet … leg speed isn’t my spe- Salvato (Burrillville) 19:43.81; 138, Avery Tupper (Burrillville) “It’s just really a nice place to be,” said cialty and I knew the race would go out 20:15.09.

MSC’s top finisher was soph- (66th, 21:54). Also locally, Laverty omore Stella Noecker (50th, SRA senior Haley Howarth 21:29). came in 51st (21:33) while Free Pic of the Day Continued from page B1 “They committed to the Lincoln junior Samantha Leal “The level of running in program and were not afraid was 57th (21:41). Photo Give-A-Way the state is off the charts to do the extra work I gave and for her to come back them,” said MSC head coach Follow Brendan McGair If your child’s name appears in the Pic of the Day you are welcome to receive after not running last week Cliff Matthews. “We had a on Twitter @BWMcGair03 FREE photo reproductions of the Pic of the Day. Call Diane Ames at 401-767- (at the class meet), she did breakthrough at Goddard 8505 to request your Pic of the Day photo set and you will receive one 8”x10” R.I. Cross Country State Championships and two 5”x7” photos as a free gift from Navigant Credit Union. 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You will be called when your St. Charles 357; 14, Burrillville 395; 15, Toll order will be ready for pick up. We accept cash, check and all major credit cards. down the days until she can 14th with 395 points, was led Gate 410; 16, Prout 419; 17, Cranston West sign her letter of intent to run by sophomore Claudia Fox 468. at Quinnipiac University. “I’m just focusing on post- season and having a strong rest of my senior year,” said Laverty. “All of the hard work she’s put in has paid off,” said Malloy. “She deserves every- thing she gets.” The Clippers also received strong showings from sopho- more Ana O’Callaghan (23rd, 20:08), senior Meaghan Scullin (33rd, 20:47), sopho- more Grace Henson (38th, 21:03) and junior Colleen Enestvedt (40th, 21:07). A standout in track’s jumping events, Scullin appears to be back at full strength after suffering a hamstring injury late last spring. “I think she’s got her jumping shoes with her,” said Malloy with a laugh. “She’s dying for indoor track.” Mount St. Charles may have finished 13th as a team (357 points), but it’s worth noting that the Mounties are scheduled to return six of the seven runners that made the trek to Ponaganset Sunday. B4 THE TIMES SPORTS Monday, November 9, 2015 Rams’ quarterbacks struggle in conference loss to Villanova By COLBY COTTER on out. Despite the offensive struggles, the [email protected] “Wasn't a lot of room,” said Rams still trailed just 7-3 at halftime Cooper of the rushing lanes he had thanks to their defensive effort. The KINGSTON – The URI Rams to work with on Saturday. “But in second half would see the game run football team has had a lot of close, the beginning of the game we got a away into blowout territory. competitive losses this season. lot of creases. Guess they just tough- “Started off, we got the ball in the Saturday afternoon's 24-3 loss to the ened up. Put the mindset in their second half,” said Fleming. “Set up Villanova Wildcats was not one of head, they weren't going to let the with a pretty good situation going in them. On a dreary, overcast day, the run beat them. Make us pass the at halftime, 7-3. We went three and Rams’ play matched the weather, as ball, which they did.” out. Then they came out and ran the team turned the ball over four “They're good,” said Fleming of three straight times and got in the times en route to their third straight the Villanova run defense. “That end zone.” loss. front seven is as salty as any in the The defense allowed the Wildcats “It's an ugly loss,” said Ram head league. Two big D-ends, and those to score on a three-play, 47 second coach Jim Fleming. “Last week was three linebackers can roam. I knew drive that took the wind out of the a tough loss [against New that would be a problem. We poked Rams sails. Following that drive, Hampshire], this one I thought was and prodded at the outside game, McKoy was removed from the ugly in the second half. Villanova's tried to get that going. We didn't get game due to a knee injury. The salty, they're good. We didn't play any real explosions, Coop copped severity of the injury is not known at our best.” through a couple times on outside this time, but the Rams hope to have Freshman Wesley McKoy started zone [plays].” McKoy back in the starting role for the game under center for the Rams Cooper would end the day's next week. for his second straight start, and was action with just 59 net rushing James Caparell replaced the efficient on the whole despite an yards, the first time in four games he freshman behind center, and showed interception late in the first half. hasn't reached at least the 90 yard why he's been relegated to the bench McKoy finished 6-10 for a total of plateau. The Wildcats also limited in favor of the younger player. 57 yards, and a long of 22. Cooper in the kick return game, Caparell was 9-18 in the second The play of McKoy, and some where he has been particularly dead- half, but threw three interceptions tough defensive stands in the first ly this season. Villanova's specials that prevented the Rams from get- half kept the Rams in the game teams are coached by former Ram ting their offense going. The early. The Wildcats accumulated Photo by Colby Cotter head man Joe Trainer. turnovers also handed the Wildcats 166 total yards of offense in the first URI’s quarterbacks, including dual-threat Wesley McKoy, struggled in “I expected that to happen,” said excellent field position, which they half, but nearly every time they got Saturday afternoon’s CAA defeat to visiting Villanova. Cooper of the Wildcats kicking used to score 10 more points. into Rams territory, the URI defense goal territory. “We converted some third downs away from him. “They changed a “Unable to do enough on the stepped up. Cooper rushed for consecutive early in the game, and that turned few people on their kick-off, I think offensive side in the second half to The Wildcats opened up the scor- first downs, with the latter run repre- into three points,” said Fleming. they put two linebackers in. We get it going,” said Fleming. “Give ing on the day with an eight-play, 60 senting his longest carry of the day The promising drive would rep- were expecting that, for me not to you a chance to win, close the gap. yard drive that culminated in a Zach at 20 yards. A 22-yard catch by resent the only scoring the Rams get the ball as much.” The turnovers were just... oh my Bednarczyk four-yard TD scamper. Khayri Denny from McKoy also could muster up on the day, howev- With the Rams deadliest weapon god. There's another team that I The Rams rallied on the offensive came on the drive, marking the er. The vaunted Wildcat defense, on lock-down, the three points think is a very beatable opponent side of the ball the following drive, team's second-longest pass of the which has limited opposing rushers would mark their lowest point total that handled us in the second half. however, and used a pair of Harold afternoon. The Rams would settle to 139.8 yards per contest, put the since being shutout in the season We gotta come up with a better Cooper rushes to drive into field for a field-goal on the drive. clamps down on Cooper from there opener against Division I Syracuse. answer.” NHL SPORTS ON THE AIR TODAY More SPORTS, Page B7 NBA BASKETBALL B’s defeat Islanders 7 p.m. NBA — Chicago at Philadelphia NFL ALLAN KREDA NFL FOOTBALL Leddy. AMERICAN CONFERENCE West Associated Press Former Bruin Johnny 8:25 p.m. ESPN — Chicago at San Diego East W L T Pct PF PA Boychuk scored for the W L T Pct PF PA Arizona 6 2 0.750263 153 New England 8 0 01.000276143 St. Louis 4 4 0.500 153 146 NEW YORK — Ryan Islanders on a two-man TRANSACTIONS N.Y. Jets 5 3 0.625200 162 Seattle 4 4 0.500 167 140 Spooner and Patrice advantage with 6:42 left in Sunday’s Sports Transactions Andreas Athanasiou from Grand Rapids Buffalo 4 4 0.500209 190 San Francisco 3 6 0.333 126 223 Bergeron scored, Tuukka the third. The Islanders The Associated Press (AHL). Placed D Kyle Quincey on seven- Miami 3 5 0.375 171 206 ——— HOCKEY day injured reserve. South Thursday, Nov. 5 Rask made 36 saves and the squandered two power plays National Hockey League TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Recalled D W L T Pct PF PA Cincinnati 31, Cleveland 10 Boston Bruins beat the New earlier in the final period, DETROIT RED WINGS — Recalled C Nikita Nesterov from Syracuse (AHL) Indianapolis 4 5 0.444200 227 Sunday, Nov. 8 York Islanders 2-1 on Sunday drawing boos from the Houston 3 5 0.375 174205 Tennessee 34, New Orleans 28, OT THIS DAY IN SPORTS Jacksonville 2 6 0.250 170 235 Minnesota 21, St. Louis 18, OT night to snap a three-game crowd. Tennessee 2 6 0.250 159 187 Carolina 37, Green Bay 29 losing streak. Rask made a number of The Associated Press tory, rallying to beat Sacramento State 31- North New England 27, Washington 10 Spooner opened the scor- impressive saves, including a Compiled By PAUL MONTELLA 24. W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 33, Miami 17 ing with a power-play goal on Nov. 9 2005 — Carolina's Erik Cole is the first play- Cincinnati 8 0 01.000229142 N.Y. Jets 28, Jacksonville 23 glove stop on Cal Clutterbuck 1912 — The lateral is used as an offensive er in NHL history to be awarded two penalty Pittsburgh 5 4 0.556206 182 Pittsburgh 38, Oakland 35 a two-man advantage 13 min- late in the second. He denied weapon for the first time by Worcester Tech shots in one game. He scores on the first, Baltimore 2 6 0.250190 214 San Francisco 17, Atlanta 16 utes in. He finished a pretty Clutterbuck again late in the coach William F. Carney. Carney's team helping the Hurricanes defeat Buffalo 5-3. Cleveland 2 7 0.222 177 247 N.Y. Giants 32, Tampa Bay 18 passing play with a shot past third on a point-blank shot beats Amherst 14-13. 2006 — Anaheim beats Vancouver 6-0 to West Indianapolis 27, Denver 24 1946 — Notre Dame fights to a 0-0 tie with remain unbeaten in regulation for an NHL- W L T Pct PF PA Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. goaltender Jaroslav Halak from in front and made a Army to snap the Cadets' 26-game winning record 16th game. The Ducks (12-0-4) top Denver 7 1 0.875 192 139 Open: Arizona, Baltimore, Detroit, Houston, the league's previous best start of 15 streak. Oakland 4 4 0.500 213 211 Kansas City, Seattle from the doorstep for his right pad save on Brock 1953 — The U.S. Supreme Court rules 7-2 games by the 1984 Edmonton Oilers (12-0- Kansas City 3 5 0.375 195 182 Monday, Nov. 9 that baseball is not subject to antitrust laws, 3). third of the season. David Nelson in the waning min- San Diego 2 6 0.250 191 227 Krejci and Bergeron provided utes. maintaining the game is a sport, not a busi- 2008 — Jay Feely of the New York Jets is Chicago at San Diego, 8:30 p.m. ness. perfect on four field goals, including a fran- NATIONAL CONFERENCE Thursday, Nov. 12 assists. The Bruins have the 1957 — Claude Provost of the Montreal chise record-tying 55-yarder, and five extra East Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 8:25 p.m. Bergeron scored with 5:47 league's top power play and Canadiens sets an NHL record by scoring 4 points. The Jets post their biggest victory W L T Pct PF PA Sunday, Nov. 15 seconds into the second period of a 4-2 margin in franchise history with a 47-3 win N.Y. Giants 5 4 0.556 247 226 Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m. left in the second on a point have scored with the man victory over the Boston Bruins. over St. Louis. Philadelphia 3 4 0.429160 137 Carolina at Tennessee, 1 p.m. shot that was deflected in. advantage in seven straight 1972 — John Bucyk of the Boston Bruins 2010 — Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki wins his 10th Washington 3 5 0.375 158 195 Chicago at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Officials originally said the games and 11 of their last 14 scores his 1,000th point with a goal in an 8- straight Gold Glove. He ties the AL record Dallas 2 5 0.286 133 171 Dallas at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. 3 win over the Detroit Red Wings. for Gold Gloves by an outfielder, shared by South New Orleans at Washington, 1 p.m. puck went in off Brad contests. 1984 — Larry Holmes stops Bonecrusher Ken Griffey Jr. and Al Kaline. W L T Pct PF PA Miami at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Marchand and awarded him The Islanders lost their Smith in the 12th round to retain the IBF 2011 — Joe Paterno is fired by the Penn Carolina 8 0 01.000228165 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. the goal, but it was later second straight and their fifth heavyweight title in Las Vegas. Smith is cut State board of trustees despite saying he Atlanta 6 3 0.667229 190 Jacksonville at Baltimore, 1 p.m. around the eyes and nose, and the bout is would retire as coach after the football sea- New Orleans 4 5 0.444 241 268 Minnesota at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. changed to Bergeron's score in their last six games. They halted when he is unable to see out of his son ended. Paterno is brought down by the Tampa Bay 3 5 0.375 181 231 Kansas City at Denver, 4:25 p.m. after replays showed the pick have scored just nine goals in left eye. growing furor over the handling of child sex North New England at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 p.m. tipped off defenseman Nick those six contests. 1991 — Marshall Faulk of San Diego State abuse allegations against assistant coach W L T Pct PF PA Arizona at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. returns after missing three games due to Jerry Sandusky. Penn State President Minnesota 6 2 0.750168 140 Open: Atlanta, Indianapolis, San Diego, injury and breaks the NCAA record for Graham Spanier is also ousted. Green Bay 6 2 0.750203 167 San Francisco 2014 — The Czech Republic claims its third touchdowns by a freshman with his 20th in Chicago 2 5 0.286 140 202 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL a 42-32 win over Colorado State. Fed Cup title in four years after Petra Kvitova Monday, Nov. 16 Detroit 1 7 0.125 149 245 1991 — Houston's Roman Anderson overcomes Angelique Kerber of Germany in Houston at Cincinnati, 8:30 p.m. The Top Twenty Five 25. Michigan 16-16 126 — becomes the first player in NCAA history to the opening reverse singles match. Kvitova The Associated Press Others receiving votes: Oregon 116, SMU surpass 400 points by kicking a 32-yard prevails 7-6 (5), 4-6, 6-4 in nearly three NHL The top 25 teams in The Associated 112, West Virginia 84, Texas A&M 72, field goal in the Cougars' 23-14 victory over hours to give the Czechs an unassailable 3- Press' preseason 2015-16 college bas- Cincinnati 63, Miami 48, Louisville 46, Texas. 0 lead in the best-of-five series. EASTERN CONFERENCE Anaheim 14 5 7 2 12 22 33 ketball poll, with first-place votes in paren- Georgetown 23, NC State 19, Florida St. 1996 — Evander Holyfield pounds Mike 2014 — Aaron Rodgers throws six touch- Atlantic Division Calgary 15 5 9 1 11 37 59 theses, final 2014-15 records, total points 18, Texas 18, Rhode Island 17, Dayton Tyson into submission at 37 seconds of the down passes to tie the Green Bay game GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 14 5 9 0 10 37 43 based on 25 points for a first-place vote 12, Xavier 12, Providence 10, Iowa 6, 11th round to win the WBA heavyweight title record and match the NFL record for a half Montreal 16 13 2 1 27 59 29 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- through one point for a 25th-place vote BYU 5, Valparaiso 5, Boise St. 4, Old in Las Vegas. Holyfield becomes the sec- in a 55-14 rout of the Chicago Bears. Ottawa 14 7 4 3 17 42 42 time loss. and last year's final ranking: Dominion 3, Oklahoma St. 2, San Diego ond man to hold a piece of the heavyweight Rodgers ties the NFL mark for TD passes in Tampa Bay 16 7 7 2 16 38 38 Saturday's Games Record Pts Prv St. 2, UCLA 2, Cent. Michigan 1, Iona 1, title three times. a half set by Oakland's Daryle Lamonica in Boston 14 7 6 1 15 47 45 Washington 3, Toronto 2, SO 1. North Carolina (35)26-121,566 15 UC Irvine 1, Yale 1. 2001 — Detroit's Luc Robitaille scores in the 1969. Detroit 14 7 6 1 15 33 36 Buffalo 3, Vancouver 2 2. Kentucky (10) 38-1 1,520 1 first period against Anaheim, becoming the 2014 — Landon Donovan scores three Florida 14 5 6 3 13 37 35 Los Angeles 4, Florida 1 3. Maryland (14) 28-7 1,487 12 Preseason No. 1s 13th player in NHL history to reach 600 goals and sets up Robbie Keane's goal, Buffalo 14 6 8 0 12 32 41 Montreal 4, Boston 2 4. Kansas (5) 27-9 1,410 10 The Associated Press career goals. propelling the LA Galaxy into the Western Toronto 14 2 8 4 8 29 45 Carolina 3, Ottawa 2, OT 5. Duke 35-4 1,350 4 The schools and the seasons in which 2002 — Montana matches the NCAA Conference finals with a 5-0 victory over Metropolitan Division Philadelphia 3, Winnipeg 0 6. Virginia (1) 30-4 1,347 6 they have been ranked No. 1 in The Division I-AA record with its 24th straight vic- Real Salt Lake. GP W L OT Pts GF GA St. Louis 4, Nashville 0 7. Iowa St. 25-9 1,185 9 Associated Press' preseason Top 25 N.Y. Rangers14 10 2 2 22 42 25 Minnesota 1, Tampa Bay 0 8. Oklahoma 24-11 1,088 13 which started with the 1961-62 season: Washington 13 10 3 0 20 43 31 N.Y. Rangers 4, Arizona 1 9. Gonzaga 35-3 1,047 7 9 — North Carolina (1978, 1982, 1984, COLLEGE FOOTBALL TOP 25 Pittsburgh 14 9 5 0 18 31 28 Calgary 5, Pittsburgh 2 10. Wichita St. 30-5 1,032 14 1987, 1994, 2008-09, 2012, 2016) RecordPts Pvs 17. North Carolina 8-1 524 21 New Jersey 14 8 5 1 17 37 36 Anaheim 1, San Jose 0 11. Villanova 33-3 1,013 2 8 — UCLA (1966-69, 1971-74) 1. Ohio State (34) 9-0 1526 1 18. UCLA 7-2 413 22 N.Y. Islanders15 7 5 3 17 40 37 Sunday's Games 12. Arizona 34-4 917 5 7 — Duke (1979, 1989, 1992, 1999, 2. Clemson (21) 9-0 1511 5 18. Florida State 7-2 413 15 Philadelphia 14 5 6 3 13 28 39 Dallas 4, Detroit 1 13. Michigan St.27-12 838 23 2002, 2006, 2011) 3. Baylor (5) 8-0 1439 2 20. Mississippi State 7-2 356 25 Carolina 14 6 8 0 12 30 40 Boston 2, N.Y. Islanders 1 14. California 18-15 757 — 4 — Kentucky (1981, 1996, 2014-15) 4. Alabama (3) 8-1 1410 7 21. Temple 8-1 323 23 Columbus 15 4 11 0 8 35 54 New Jersey 4, Vancouver 3, OT 15. Indiana 20-14 755 — 3 — Michigan (1965, 1977, 1993), 5. Oklahoma State 9-0 1267 10 22. Wisconsin 8-2 227 NR WESTERN CONFERENCE Edmonton at Chicago, 8 p.m. 16. Utah 26-9 499 19 Indiana (1976, 1980, 2013), Arizona 6. Notre Dame 8-1 1234 9 23. Navy 7-1 212 NR Central Division Monday's Games 17. Wisconsin 36-4 433 3 (1998, 2001, 2003) 7. Stanford 8-1 1197 8 24. Northwestern 7-2 166 NR GP W L OT Pts GF GA Arizona at Anaheim, 10 p.m. 18. Vanderbilt 21-14 393 — 2 — Cincinnati (1963, 1997), UNLV 8. Iowa 9-0 1119 11 25. Memphis 8-1 147 16 Dallas 15 12 3 0 24 54 39 Tuesday's Games 19. Notre Dame 32-6 360 8 (1990-91), UConn (2000, 2004), Kansas 9. LSU 7-1 1023 4 St. Louis 14 10 3 1 21 40 31 St. Louis at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 20. UConn 20-15 307 — (2005, 2010) 10. Florida 8-1 949 12 Others receiving votes: Southern California Minnesota 13 8 3 2 18 38 35 Carolina at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. 21. LSU 22-11 268 — 1 — Ohio State (1962), Loyola of Chicago 11. Oklahoma 8-1 936 13 57; Brigham Young 40; Mississippi 27; Nashville 13 8 3 2 18 35 31 Colorado at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 22. Baylor 24-10 265 16 (1964), South Carolina (1970), N.C. State 12. TCU 8-1 898 3 Oregon 25; Washington State 20; Texas A&M Winnipeg 15 8 5 2 18 42 41 Vancouver at Columbus, 7 p.m. 23. Purdue 21-13 236 — (1975), Virginia (1983), Georgetown 13. Utah 8-1 862 14 10; Boise State 9; Toledo 8; Western Chicago 14 7 6 1 15 35 36 Washington at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 24. Butler 23-11 223 24 (1985), Georgia Tech (1986), Syracuse 14. Michigan State 8-1 849 6 Kentucky 7; Georgia 5; Appalachian State 2; Colorado 14 4 9 1 9 36 42 Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. 15. Michigan 7-2 683 17 Arkansas 2; Bowling Green 1; Pittsburgh 1. Pacific Division Calgary at Florida, 7:30 p.m. GOLF GLANCE 16. Houston 9-0 577 18 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Ottawa at Nashville, 8 p.m. Los Angeles 14 9 5 0 18 35 29 Winnipeg at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Sunday Scott Piercy 70-73-66-72—281 Vancouver 15 6 4 5 17 43 36 Toronto at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. At Sheshan International Golf Club Emiliano Grillo 69-71-69-72—281 NBA San Jose 14 7 7 0 14 38 36 Arizona at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Shanghai Charl Schwartzel 68-72-69-72—281 EASTERN CONFERENCE W L Pct GB Arizona 13 6 6 1 13 35 38 N.Y. Islanders at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Purse: $8.5 million Bubba Watson 68-73-68-72—281 Atlantic Division Golden State 7 0 1.000 — Yardage: 7,261; Par: 72 Anirban Lahiri 70-75-66-71—282 W L Pct GB L.A. Clippers 4 2 .667 2½ AHL Final Luke Donald 71-69-70-72—282 Toronto 5 2 .714 — Phoenix 3 3 .500 3½ Russell Knox 67-65-68-68—268 Matt Jones 74-70-68-70—282 New York 3 4 .429 2 L.A. Lakers 1 5 .167 5½ Atlantic Division Texas 117301154530 Kevin Kisner 64-66-70-70—270 Steven Bowditch 64-75-68-75—282 Boston 2 3 .400 2 Sacramento 1 6 .143 6 GP W L OL SL PtsGF GA San Jose 8340171822 Danny Willett 65-74-70-62—271 Louis Oosthuizen 68-69-73-73—283 Philadelphia 0 6 .000 4½ ——— Bridgeport 14 10400204535 Bakersfield 9350172430 Ross Fisher 69-69-65-68—271 Daniel Summerhays 68-74-67-74—283 Brooklyn 0 7 .000 5 Saturday's Games W-B/Scranton109 1 0 0 18 39 19 Stockton8250151521 Branden Grace 63-71-70-68—272 Xinjun Zhang 67-72-73-72—284 Southeast Division Minnesota 102, Chicago 93, OT Hershey126303153533 NOTE: Two points are awarded for a win, one Dustin Johnson 65-71-65-71—272 Soren Kjeldsen 68-71-70-75—284 W L Pct GB Orlando 105, Philadelphia 97 Hartford136610132734 point for an overtime or shootout loss. Matthew Fitzpatrick 68-69-69-67—273 S.S.P Chawrasia 69-72-71-72—284 Atlanta 7 1 .875 — Atlanta 114, Washington 99 Springfield 10451092931 ——— Patrick Reed 65-70-68-70—273 Richard T Lee 68-72-73-71—284 Miami 4 3 .571 2½ San Antonio 114, Charlotte 94 Providence11353093140 Sunday's Games Jordan Spieth 68-72-63-70—273 Miguel Angel Jimenez 73-72-70-69—284 Washington 3 3 .500 3 Milwaukee 94, Brooklyn 86 Lehigh Valley12 480083438 Charlotte 3, Manitoba 2 Haotong Li 66-69-66-72—273 Lee Westwood 72-69-71-73—285 Orlando 3 4 .429 3½ Dallas 107, New Orleans 98 Portland 9360062734 Lake Erie 3, Iowa 2 Chris Wood 68-76-69-72—285 Daniel Berger 68-71-69-66—274 Charlotte 2 4 .333 4 Utah 89, Memphis 79 North Division Bridgeport 1, Hartford 0 Rory McIlroy 68-72-68-66—274 Zecheng Dou 70-71-73-71—285 Chicago 4, San Antonio 3, OT Central Division Golden State 103, Sacramento 94 GP W L OL SL PtsGF GA Henrik Stenson 69-72-66-67—274 Alex Noren 70-76-66-74—286 Toronto1310300205129 Binghamton 4, Lehigh Valley 1 W L Pct GB Houston 109, L.A. Clippers 105 Sergio Garcia 68-70-68-68—274 Thomas Aiken 70-71-73-72—286 St. John's 147511164248 Bakersfield at San Jose, 6 p.m. Cleveland 6 1 .857 — Sunday's Games Thongchai Jaidee 72-68-66-68—274 Tyrrell Hatton, $47,500 70-76-70-70—286 Albany 116320143325 Monday's Games Detroit 4 1 .800 1 Marc Leishman 69-72-65-68—274 Kevin Na (14), $46,500 72-72-72-71—287 Cleveland 101, Indiana 97 Rochester116500123142 No games scheduled Chicago 4 3 .571 2 Rickie Fowler 68-72-68-67—275 Trevor Fisher Jnr, 67-74-70-77—288 New York 99, L.A. Lakers 95 Utica 115411123130 Tuesday's Games Bernd Wiesberger 70-66-69-70—275 Greg Chalmers 73-73-69-73—288 Milwaukee 4 3 .571 2 Miami 96, Toronto 76 Syracuse 105401112628 No games scheduled Hunter Mahan 68-68-71-70—277 Nick Cullen 74-71-70-73—288 Indiana 3 4 .429 3 Phoenix at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Binghamton11470083236 Wednesday's Games Byeong Hun an 69-68-68-72—277 Danny Lee 71-73-71-73—288 WESTERN CONFERENCE Detroit at Portland, 9 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Lake Erie at Milwaukee, 11:30 a.m. Scott Hend 68-69-67-73—277 Ashun Wu 69-74-72-73—288 Southwest Division Monday's Games Central Division Providence at Bridgeport, 7 p.m. Thorbjorn Olesen 64-74-66-73—277 Wenchong Liang 71-73-73-71—288 W L Pct GB Orlando at Indiana, 7 p.m. GP W L OL SL PtsGF GA Hartford at Portland, 7 p.m. Paul Casey 67-72-71-68—278 Andy Sullivan, $43,250 70-74-70-75—289 San Antonio 4 2 .667 — Chicago at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Rockford127311163335 Iowa at Grand Rapids, 7 p.m. Thomas Pieters 67-71-71-69—278 Cameron Smith 71-73-70-75—289 Houston 4 3 .571 ½ Minnesota at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Chicago 97101153624 Lehigh Valley at Binghamton, 7:05 p.m. Gary Woodland 69-71-73-65—278 Hiroshi Iwata 70-77-69-73—289 Dallas 3 3 .500 1 Portland at Denver, 9 p.m. Lake Erie106202142723 San Antonio at Texas, 8:30 p.m. Harris English 67-71-70-70—278 Danny Chia 72-73-74-71—290 Memphis 3 4 .429 1½ San Antonio at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Charlotte 127500144038 San Jose at Ontario, 10 p.m. Justin Thomas 72-69-70-68—279 Shane Lowry 74-75-72-71—292 New Orleans 0 6 .000 4 Detroit at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee105410112531 Bakersfield at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. K.T. Kim 74-71-68-66—279 Andrew Dodt 70-80-76-66—292 Northwest Division Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Iowa 14381292242 James Morrison 69-70-68-72—279 Adam Scott 75-76-72-70—293 W L Pct GB Tuesday's Games Manitoba 11271161628 Tommy Fleetwood 67-71-72-70—280 Satoshi Kodaira 74-76-76-68—294 Portland 4 2 .667 — Utah at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Grand Rapids8 170021128 David Howell 73-68-69-70—280 David Lingmerth 70-72-76-77—295 Utah 4 2 .667 — Oklahoma City at Washington, 7 p.m. Pacific Division Kiradech Aphibarnrat 69-70-70-71—280 Danie Van Tonder 77-73-71-74—295 Minnesota 3 2 .600 ½ New York at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. GP W L OL SL PtsGF GA Ian Poulter 72-71-70-67—280 Yi Cao 70-78-71-78—297 Oklahoma City3 3 .500 1 L.A. Lakers at Miami, 7:30 p.m. San Diego 108200162924 Martin Kaymer 69-71-73-67—280 Steven Jeffress 76-78-73-74—301 Denver 2 4 .333 2 Charlotte at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Ontario107120163115 Robert Streb 73-69-68-71—281 Chris Kirk 71-79-74-79—303 Pacific Division Dallas at New Orleans, 8 p.m. San Antonio10 6130153325 B5 THE TIMES COMICS Monday, November 9, 2015

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100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals Legals Annoucements Employment 259 Clothing & Real Estate-Rent Accessories MORTGAGEE'S SALE MORTGAGEE'S SALE Womens accessories 6 Randall Street 5 Ridge View Court Smithfield, RI (gloves, ascot) blouse, Smithfield, RI 02828 costume jewelry. Best of- The premises described in the mortgage will be fer. Call 632-0138 The premises described in the mortgage will be sold subject to all encumbrances and prior liens sold subject to all prior encumbrances on on November 16, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. on the November 17, 2015 at 10:00 AM on the premis- premises, by virtue of the power of sale con- 100 Legals 105 Announcments 200 Employment 261 Coins & Stamps 300 Rental Agencies es, by virtue of the power of sale in the mortgage tained in a mortgage by Anthony Bettencourt Services granted by CHRISTIE ANNA SPETRINI, recorded a/k/a Anthony M. Bettencourt dated December CREDIT June 14, 2011 in the Town of Smithfield, RI 28, 2007 and recorded in the Smithfield Land LEGAL NOTICE The Times does not know- 1889-O, 1890-O, 1896-O, FOR ERRORS ingly accept advertise- Readers of The Times are 1897-O Morgan Silver advised The Times does Land Records Book 798 Page 250, conditions of Evidence Records in Book 614, Page 129, the INFORMATION ments in the Employment Dollars, full rims, good to Each advertiser is asked classifications that are not knowingly accept ad- said mortgage having been broken. $5,000.00 in conditions of said mortgage having been broken. Legal Notices may be to check his/her adver- very good, $99.99. 401- vertisements that are in not bona fide job offers. 597-6426 Woonsocket cash, certified or bank check required to bid. mailed to: tisement on the first Classification 200 is pro- violation of the Federal Other terms will be announced at the sale. $10,000.00 in cash, certified or bank check is re- The Times, day of publication and vided for Employment In- Fair Housing Law and the to report any error to formation, Services and Rhode Island Fair Hous- quired to bid. Other terms will be announced at P.O. Box 307, the Times classified Referrals. This newspa- Buying US coins dated be- ing Practices Act. The ALEXANDER J. RAHEB the sale. Pawtucket, RI 02860 department (365- per does not knowingly fore 1965: dimes $1.11, Federal Fair Housing Law 1438) as soon as pos- accept Employment ads quarters $2.77, halves and Rhode Island Fair Attorney for the Mortgagee Faxed to: sible for correction. that indicate a preference $5.75. 401-597-6426 Housing Practices Act are 650 Washington Hwy. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. (401) 767-8509 bases on age from em- Woonsocket designed to prevent dis- No adjustment will be ployees covered be Age crimination in the pur- Lincoln, RI 02865 Attorney for the Holder of the Mortgage or Emailed to: given for typographical Discrimination In Em- chase and rental of hous- 401-333-3377 150 California Street [email protected] errors, which do not ployment Act. Nor do we ing. Refusal to rent, Newton, MA 02458 change the meaning or in any way condone em- lease, or sell property to Complete instructions lessen the value of the ployment based solely 265 Furniture - anyone due to age, race, (617) 558-0500 advertisement. upon discrimination prac- color, religion, sex, sexu- NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE should include: Household al orientation, marital sta- 201007-1989 - PRP tices. 175 Norfolk Avenue Publication dates, Credit will be allowed tus, disability, familial Pawtucket, Rhode Island only to that portion of status, or country of an- Billing information and the advertisement 204 General Help cestral origin is in viola- NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE the Name and Phone where the error oc- Wanted PILLOWTOP MATTRESS tion of the Fair Housing curred. Queen Set brand new, still Law. If you have a com- The premises described in the mortgage will be 55 Grove Street number of individual to in plastic and never used. plaint, contact the Rhode sold, subject to all encumbrances, prior liens Pawtucket, Rhode Island contact if necessary. Carpenters wanted must Perfect. $150 Call or text Island Commission for and such matters which may constitute valid have own tools, trans- 401-237-0340 Human Rights. They will Vehicles portation, and experi- help any person that has liens or encumbrances after sale, at public auc- The premises described in the mortgage will be LEGAL NOTICES ence. 508-889-1479 been discriminated tion on November 19, 2015 at 9:00 AM, on the MUST BE RECEIVED against in the rental of sold, subject to all encumbrances, prior liens INSTALLERS, MILLWORK- housing, the sale of ERS, DRIVERS, CABI- premises by virtue of the power of sale in said and such matters which may constitute valid 3 BUSINESS DAYS 273 Miscellaneous housing, home financing mortgage made by Lillian McDaniel, dated March PRIOR TO NETMAKERS South Merchandise or public accommoda- liens or encumbrances after sale, at public auc- Shore Millwork is seeking tions. Call the Rhode Is- 17, 2011, and recorded in the Pawtucket, RI tion on November 30, 2015 at 4:00p.m., on the PUBLICATION highly motivated, experi- land Commission for Hu- Land Evidence Records in Book L3351 at Page For further information enced individuals to join man Rights, 401-222- premises by virtue of the power of sale in said our team. The candidates 2661. 275, the conditions of said mortgage having mortgage made by Patrick S. O'Neill, dated Jan- Call 365-1438 for these positions will be LOOKING FOR SOME- Monday thru Friday; team oriented, profes- THING HARD TO FIND? been broken. $5,000.00 in cash, certified or bank uary 18, 2002, and recorded in the Pawtucket, RI sional, dependable, and Be sure to look in the check required to bid. Other terms to be an- Land Evidence Records in Book 1440 at Page 8:30 a.m. To 4:30 p.m. 123 Autos For Sale able to work 40+ hours classified pages of The nounced at the sale. when needed. We offer TImes every day. Surely 301 Room – No 84, the conditions of said mortgage having been competitive wages and you'll find interesting broken. $5,000.00 in cash, certified or bank excellent benefits includ- things that you may want Board SHECHTMAN HALPERIN SAVAGE, LLP MORTGAGEE'S SALE 04 NISSAN Xettra loaded ing: Health & Dental In- or need. The Times is the check required to bid. Other terms to be an- 193 Harrison Street, runs new $3500. Call 401- surance, 401k, vacations, perfect marketplace you 1080 Main Street 721-5312 sick and holidays. can enjoy in the comfort nounced at the sale. Pawtucket, RI 02860 of your own home. There Pawtucket, Rhode Island Please call David Duclus 1998 Chrysler Concord is something for every- PAWTUCKET: Near center, Attorney for the present @ 774-225-6316 www. one in The Times classi- laundry facilities, wall to SHECHTMAN HALPERIN SAVAGE, LLP The premises described LX. Runs great, reliable, southshoremillwork.com Holder of the Mortgage very clean, needs noth- fieds! wall carpets. $100 & up 1080 Main Street in the mortgage will be ing, 130K mi., inspected. PART TIME COOK 2pm- 401-726-0995. Pawtucket, Rhode Island sold subject to all en- $1275 others. 301-1902 7pm + every other week- Attorney for the present end/rotating holidays. Ap- Old wheat pennies. Box of MORTGAGEE'S SALE cumbrances and prior ply Autumn Villa 3579 Di- 550 mixed dates excellent Holder of the Mortgage liens on November 17, 1999 Olds Alero, white, amond Hill Rd Cumb only $50. Call 1-508-336- 14 Paisley Street, Pawtucket, RI new tires, inspected, 6149 304 Apartments Assessor's Plat: 46 Assessor's Lot: 34 2015 at 4:00PM on the needs exhaust. Asking Part time secretary for Unfurnished premises, by virtue of $1500 obo. Call 401-651- busy medical office. NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE 3351. No calls after 9pm. Training provided. Must Will be sold at public auction, subject to all tax- the power of sale con- have great organizational Wallpaper board. 73 length 10 Exchange Court Unit 617 tained in a mortgage and interpersonal skills. x 32 width. Brushes, etc. es, assessments, mortgages, and other encum- 1999 Toyota Corolla 4 Send resumes to: PO Box Very good shape. $100. Riverfront Lofts Condominium door. Must see needs 401-722-3504 3 BED apt, very clean, brances which may constitute a lien, on Novem- from Antonio Goncalves 1362, Woonsocket, RI stove, refrigerator, all re- Pawtucket, Rhode Island belt $1299 or best. 401- 02895 ber 24, 2015 at 11:00 AM, Local Time, on the dated October 25, 2006 428-4292 leave message modelled. Gas heat, hot and recorded in Book Roofer wanted. Residential water $1000 month plus premises described in the mortgage, by virtue of The premises described in the mortgage will be experience & drivers li- deposit. Pay your own L2749 at Page 26 in the 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee cense required. Call 508- 276 TV – Video – electric. 401-447-4451 or the power of sale contained in a Mortgage made sold, subject to all encumbrances, prior liens 769-0095 by George P. Burgo dated September 27, 2012 Records of Land Evi- Laredo LT. 4Dr, loaded, 429-2947 Stereo and such matters which may constitute valid dence in the City of auto, 6cyl., 4.0, 2 or 4 and recorded in Book 3522 at Page 197 in the liens or encumbrances after sale, at public auc- WD, alloys, runs new, Office of Land Evidence Records of the City of Pawtucket, RI, the con- $1850. 401-241-0413 Near hospital. 3 rms, heat, tion on November 30, 2015 at 10:00 AM, on the electricity, appliances, no Pawtucket, State of Rhode Island the conditions ditions of said mort- Reel to Reel AKAI GX- premises by virtue of the power of sale in said 2000 Suzuki Esteem. Au- smk/pets. $775 mo. + se- gage having been bro- 4000DB 7” tape deck curity. 401-726-1519 of said mortgage having been broken. mortgage made by Peter J. Major, dated Decem- to., many new parts. 32 $75.00 call 726-5934 ken. MPG. Just inspected ber 7, 2007, and recorded in the Pawtucket, RI 2017. $995. Call 401- Deposit of Five Thousand and 00/100 663-7203 Land Evidence Records in Book 2956 at Page $5,000.00 in cash, cer- Pawtucket. 1st, 1 bed, hot ($5,000.00) Dollars in cash, certified or bank WAREHOUSE/DRIVER 51, the conditions of said mortgage having been tified or bank check is 290 Merchandise To water/heat, appliances in- check is required at time and place of sale. Other broken. $5,000.00 in cash, certified or bank 2000 Toyota Avalon LTD Amarr Garage Doors is cluded. Recently remod- terms and conditions will be announced at the required to bid. Other 4dr, loaded, auto, V6, low currently hiring for a Sell eled. No pets. Section 8 check required to bid. Other terms to be an- miles, moonroof, wheels, ok. 401-714-8478 sale. terms will be an- like new, 1 owner. $1600. Warehouse / Driver in nounced at the sale. nounced at the sale. 401-696-9947 our Attleboro, MA lo- By order of the holder of the mortgage, who cation. Please submit Antique Black Forest cuck- SHECHTMAN HALPERIN SAVAGE, LLP 2005 Jeep Liberty Sport resumes to: resumes@ oo clock, in working or- Woonsocket 3 bed, double By order of the Mort- rd hereby gives notice of its intention to bid at said 1080 Main Street Edition, loaded, auto, V6, amarr.com der. $25. Call 401-663- living room, 3 fl., porch- sale or any postponement or adjournment there- gagee which gives no- 2 or 4 WD, inspected, 7203 es, newly remodeled, no Pawtucket, Rhode Island mint, must see, one own- http://www.amarr. pets $950. 258-7650 of. tice of its intention to er. $2250. 401-545-9317 com/careers/career_ Attorney for the present bid at such sale or any openings. Holder of the Mortgage Brennan, Recupero, Cascione, postponement or ad- SELL YOUR CAR, VAN OR 291 Merchandise journment thereof. TRUCK THE EASY WAY. Scungio & McAllister Call the classified team at Merchandise Wanted Real Estate-Sale Attorney for the holder of the Mortgage MORTGAGEE'S SALE The Times today. Tell 362 Broadway KORDE & more than 40,000 adult ASSESSOR'S PLAT# 56 AND LOT# 60 ASSOCIATES, P.C. readers in the are about Providence, Rhode Island 02909 125 Magill Street your vehicle. It's easy to WANTED (401) 453-2300 Attorneys for the do, just dial 401-365- Dealer trunk emblems Pawtucket, Rhode Island 1438 or visit us at www.- File #: 15-8363 Holder of the Mortgage pawtuckettimes.com Bert A. Doyle Dodge 321 Billerica Road Blackstone Buick The premises described in the mortgage will be Suite 210 Burrillville Motors Pontiac PAWTUCKET WATER SUPPLY BOARD sold subject to all encumbrances and prior liens Bush Motors Chevrolet Chelmsford, MA 126 Trucks 251 Appliances Gilbert Pontiac Cadillac COLLECTOR'S SALE OF ESTATES on November 23, 2015 at 2:00 pm on the 01824-4100 Senn Pontiac Cadillac FOR TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS Trinque Motors Chrysler premises by virtue of the Power of Sale in said (978) 256-1500 8000 BTU Air Conditioner Ward Motors Cadillac 330 Brokers - Agents DUE AND UNPAID '88 GMC Pickup truck. mortgage made by Jose P. Duarte, Ilda M. (10/26/2015, RWD, 200K miles, AC, like new, blows ice cold. Williams Motors Chevrolet $20. Call 401-663-7203 Woonsocket WILL BE HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER, Duarte and Maria J. DaGraca, dated August 8, 11/2/2015, 11/9/2015) runs excellent. For quick PAWTUCKET CITY HALL sale $1200. Owner can Auto Sales Buick 2003, and recorded in Book L1850 at Page 229, 14-016132 no longer drive 533-0816 November 18, 2015 et seq. of the Pawtucket Land Evidence Records, 259 Clothing & Also matchbooks, busi- FIND A HOME. Sell a ness cards, key chains home. Find a tenant. Call the conditions of said mortgage having been 1999 Dodge Dakota SLE Accessories and R.I. Dealer histories. the classified team at The Times to place your ad- The undersigned, Chief Financial Officer of the broken: LOOKING FOR SOME- XCab, 4x4 pickup, load- Reasonable prices paid ed, auto, 2 or 4WD, runs, Mens dress pants, size 31 vertisement. Call 401- Pawtucket Water Supply Board, hereby gives no- THING HARD TO FIND? nd Be sure to look in the drives like new, 2 own- waist, shirts size medium, Call 401-499-0702 365-1438. tice he will sell at public auction to the highest $5,000.00 in cash, bank check or certified check classified pages of The er, $1550. 401-696-9947 all brand new. $30 each. bidder, in the Pawtucket City Council Chamber, at time of sale is required to bid; other terms will TImes every day. Surely Call 401-632-0138 you'll find interesting 2004 Chevy Colorado P/U City Hall, 137 Roosevelt Avenue, Pawtucket, be announced at time of sale. things that you may want truck 4x4, crew cab, 123 Autos For Sale 123 Autos For Sale 123 Autos For Sale Rhode Island, on November 18, 2015, at 10:00 or need. The Times is the looks and runs excellent. A.M. Local Time, various parcels of real estate perfect marketplace you 110K mi, $8,300. 401- Bendett & McHugh, P.C. can enjoy in the comfort 568-1966 or 651-3836 (for the levy upon which notice is hereby given) 270 Farmington Avenue, Ste. 151 of your own home. There is something for every- or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay Farmington, CT 06032 one in The Times classi- “There’s More $$$ In That Old Car, Truck, the water charges, taxes and/or assessments Attorney for the present fieds! 100 Legals which constitute a lien thereon, (including where Holder of the Mortgage Van or Motorcycle That You ought.”Th applicable, any tangible taxes and/or any liens MORTGAGEE'S SALE pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 23-27.3- 17 Berwick Avenue 125.7), together with interest, costs and expens- North Providence, Rhode Island es incident to this sale, as set forth in the origi- Notice of Sale / Auction nal Advertisement of October 26, 2015 published Storage America Will be sold at public auction on December 1, in The Times of that date, to which reference is In accordance with Rhode Island statues 34 sec- 2015 at 11:00 a.m. local time on the premises by hereby made. tion 42-4 the following units virtue of the power of sale contained in a mort- will be sold in its entirety to the highest bidder. gage made and executed by O'Ryin L. Egan, dat- Central Falls 10:00AM Property upon which water charges, taxes ed March 8, 2010 and recorded in Book 2640 at 558 Roosevelt Ave Central Falls RI 02863 You’ll fill up when you sell that old set of wheels through and/or assessments have been paid since the ad- Unit # Tenants Name Page 120 of the Records of Land Evidence in the vertisement first appeared will not, of course, be Alex Braga Town of North Providence, State of Rhode Is- the Classifieds and this offer available only to subscribers. included in the sale. Suzanne M. Cochrane land, the conditions of said mortgage having 5 LINES ONLY Mario Correira been broken. Please be advised that if the property referred to Roland Dennis in the advertisement of October 26, 2015 pub- Samuel W. Flah The above premises will be sold subject to any $ lished in The Times of that date in which you Oliver G. 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Brown Davies sophomore Cesar Franco (20) looks to make a play on the ball as Woonsocket’s Free Estimates THE ROOFE Fully Insured The Patriots, who defeated the Villa HN R C Hezekiah Adeyeye (13) and Garrett Lambert (7) look on during the second half of the JO O MASTER Novans by a 4-2 count during the regular QUALITY . Division III championship game at Rhode Island College Saturday. INSTALLERS season, needed just nine minutes to open EXTERIORS OF ROOFING, the scoring when the Villa Novans were box past Thipphavong. player in Division III,” Oliveira said of FOR OVER SIDING & called for a foul in the penalty box. “This feels great,” Davies coach Jesus. Victor Oliveira said. “We came so close The Villa Novans nearly grabbed a 60 YEARS! WINDOW Marlon Conte stepped up and placed a “FO S” PRODUCTS shot just past the outstretched reach of against PCD last year, but we fell apart in goal back a minute later, but Lambert's R OVER 60 YEAR the second half – not this year. We were 30-yard free kick hit off the post. RI LIC #258 RI COMM. #44R goalie Billy Thipphavong. Davies continued to press for the sec- 1-1 at halftime and I reminded the kids of “We took the hardest way to get here,” www.johntheroofer.com • 401-769-8145 ond goal, but it was the Villa Novans who last year when we were up 1-0 at half- Prestly said. “It's the first time in 45 years struck next in the 31st minute when time and lost. We fell apart. Today, the that Woonsocket boys soccer made it to Garrett Lambert rattled the crossbar with kids learned from last year and com- the final. There’s nothing to be ashamed VINNIE SOUCAR CARPETS a long-rang shot and junior midfielder pletely dominated. Woonsocket had no of.” & FLOOR COVERING Andi Hoxha was on hand to score from answer.” Follow Branden_Mello on Twitter Est. 1986 inside the six-yard box with freshman The Patriots put the finishing touches @Branden_Mello wood vinyl carpet laminate repairs serging goalie Jonathan Soares sprawled out on on the victory with a pair of goals in the the turf. final 10 minutes. Woonsocket 1 – 0 – 1 The Villa Novans, who are still look- First, Josue Mota curled a right-footed Davies 1 – 3 – 4 401 725 9307 First half – D, Marlon Conte (penalty kick), 9:00; W, Andi 168 ARMISTICE BLVD., PAWTUCKET, RI 02860 ing for the program's first title, fell behind shot past Thipphavong in the 70th minute Hoxha (Garrett Lambert), 31:00. [email protected] • By Appointments again early in the second half when and seven minutes later Jesus scored. 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