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Office Hours BY KEVIN FLANDERS team take part in the event. Having NEWS STAFF WRITER Mondays 12-5 lost three grandparents, a brother- in-law, and a few friends to cancer, it Wednesdays 1-5 EAST BROOKFIELD — The Relay for Life preparations have started means a lot to Norberg and her family Fridays 1-5 early for Julie Norberg, who joined to support the cause each year. forces with family and friends to form Norberg and her 11-year-old son, their own team for this year’s event Kyle, have walked in the event for in Auburn. four years, but 2015 will be a little dif- INSIDE Kevin Flanders photo Norberg, of Charlton, who helps ferent. This time they have their own Almanac ��������������������2 Julie Norberg, her son, Kyle Norberg, and her mother, Linda organize the Central South County team, Norberg Strong, and Kyle was Terry — all members of Norberg Strong — pose for a photo Relay for Life in September at Police Logs ���������������5 during a fundraising event on Sunday, June 14, for Relay for Lemansky Park, is excited to see her Turn To RELAY, page ­­­A11 Obituaries ������������������7 Life. Opinion ������������������� 10 Calendar ���������������� 11 Sports ��������������� 14-16 Track LOCAL Education is all in the family sound Mother daughter duo graduates from tests WSU BY OLIVIA RICHMAN NEWS STAFF WRITER A walk through mulled CHARLTON — The family that learns together, grows together. history BY OLIVIA RICHMAN Charlton resident Robert Polselli attend- Page A3 NEWS STAFF WRITER ed the Worcester State University grad- uation ceremony last month to cheer on CHARLTON — The Planning not only his daughter, Samantha, but his Board held their last public wife, Kathleen. Kathleen got her Bachelor’s LOCAL hearing regarding the SunSet Degree in Nursing and Samantha earned City proposal on Wednesday, her Bachelor’s Degree in Biology, with a Photos courtesy the Polselli family June 17. minor in chemistry and psychology. To many residents’ con- “It was so … it was the proudest moment, The Polselli family said they value education a lot. Every sin- cern, Planning Director Alan gle family member attended college in some way this year. Gordon announced that the Turn To WSU, page ­­­A11 board would be moving for- ward in their process and will be entering the deliberation stage. While residents may attend the meetings (the next Stepping to Springfield being on July 15) the Planning Board stated that they would not be taking any more testi- Hayloft Steppers attend national convention monies or questions on SunSet City. BY OLIVIA RICHMAN United States to as far as Japan. start a conversation with them. A concert for NEWS STAFF WRITER As previously reported, There were experienced and None of them understood me. ‘friends and family’ the SunSet City Mega Sports STURBRIDGE — Around well-known callers — the indi- They didn’t know English. But Page A4 Complex will include a moto- 45 members of the Hayloft vidual who prompts dance fig- they knew the calls and knew cross track, which has alarmed Steppers attended the 64th ures in line and square dances what to do. I thought that was some of the nearby residents. Annual National Square — from all over the world. interesting.” SPORTS Concerned citizens of Dance Convention on June 24 “Sometimes the dancers from Square dancing is in English Charlton and Sturbridge in Springfield. This is the first other countries don’t speak all over the world. Even though founded RANT, or Residents time in the history of the con- any English,” said Hayloft it’s part of the nation’s heri- Against Noise and Traffic. vention that it’s been held in Building Committee Chairman tage, the dance has become pop- “In my communications New England. Moe Bracken last week before ular in other countries as well. with Alan Gordon last week, More than 3,500 square the convention. “Last year When China began to develop dancers from all over the we danced with a group from Turn To SUNSET CITY, ­­­A11 world attended the National Japan. They made no mistakes page Turn To HAYLOFT, page ­­­A12 Locals from Convention, from all over the at all. After the dance, I tried to South squad defeat North in All-Star football Bringing home the gold game Page A16 Center of Hope returns from Special Olympics Opinion Get Your BY OLIVIA RICHMAN had a fun time and were able to go NEWS STAFF WRITER Point Across out there and compete. It definitely SOUTHBRIDGE — The Center showed that they did it to the best Page A10 of Hope had a lot to celebrate this of their abilities.” month. Three of their volleyball The volleyball teams were made Police Logs teams came back from Boston up of 12 athletes, including four unified partners. To win a gold Page A5 with gold medals from the Special Olympics. medal, each volleyball team had to Individual athletes in track compete in a two-day round-robin and field and power lifting also tournament and come out on top in received various medals. their division. Photos courtesy Center of Hope “It feels great,” said Project The Center of Hope is one of the Manager Martin Dawson. “It real- The Barracuda volleyball team shows off their gold medals after a two- ly felt good that all of our athletes Turn To COH, page ­­­A12 day round-robin tournament at the Special Olympics. 2 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 26, 2015 Man charged after lighting police cruiser on fire BY OLIVIA RICHMAN incident. NEWS STAFF WRITER “Our police officers did a great job SOUTHBRIDGE deescalating a bad situation quickly and — At 9:45 p.m. on professionally,” said Police Chief Shane Wednesday, June Woodson. “Luckily nobody was injured. 16, a woman ran I hope that he gets evaluated and gets the into the lobby of help that he needs before he hurts another the Southbridge person or himself. This was not a string Police Department of crimes. He was clearly targeting the and told police that police.” Arthur Burnham there was someone According to Woodson, Burnham had outside trying to been in contact with the police 16 differ- light a police cruis- ent times between January and June. In er on fire. the past he had come into the lobby yell- Patrol officers surrounded the parking ing obscenities and then quickly running lot and found a police car engulfed in away. He would tell the police officers that flames upon arrival, not salvageable. A he was going to sue them for taking his man was nearby jumping up and down children. yelling, “I hate the police. The police are “These comments made no sense and civil rights violators. They took my chil- he had no real reason for them,” said dren from me.” Woodson. “I don’t believe we had any- There was a struggle, but the individ- thing to do with his children being taken ual was brought to the ground and hand- away. That would be the DCF if this cuffed. The man was identified as Arthur indeed happened.” Burnham, a 45-year-old homeless man There have been many incidents of hate living in Southbridge. crimes against the police force all over the Surveillance cameras showed Burnham United States in the last few months. Even standing near the police cruiser with a on the Southbridge Police Department’s large white container. He was seen dump- Facebook post about the police cruiser ing a liquid, later identified as gasoline, incident, many comments blamed the on the hood, roof and trunk of the vehicle. police for the crime or felt the police He is shown walking away and then com- deserved what happened. ing back to ignite the liquid with a match “A lot of great things that police do get and lighter. overlooked because of the small number of Burnham was charged with arson and negative things that happen because those two counts of malicious destruction of are the only things that get reported,” property, when they discovered a second said Woodson. “Police that work for this car had been damaged from the intense department have great relationships with heat. The initial car that had been tar- the community. Our officers do things for geted happened to be a canine cruiser. the community, even on their off time.” Luckily that officer wasn’t on duty that The department filed an insurance night or the police dog would have been claim for the destroyed police cruiser and in the car. are currently waiting for a response. There were no injuries to police offi- Olivia Richman can be reached at 508- cers or citizens who had witnessed the 909-4132 or by email at olivia@stonebridge- press.com. PINBALL & GAME ROOM EXPO July FUN FOR 10th & 11th THE WHOLE Fri 10am-9pm FAMILY! Sat 9am-8pm Sturbridge Host Hotel 366 Main St. Sturbridge, MA

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Monday, July 6

The Board of Selectmen will meet at the Town Hall at 6:30 p.m. The Community Preservation Committee will meet at 7 p.m. in the Town Hall

Wednesday, July 8

The School Building Committee will have a meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Photos courtesy Carol Willard Burgess Media Center The Tantasqua Junior Regional High School participated in the dis- Surrealist and contemporary were the most popular styles of art- trict’s All Region Art Exhibit on June 11. Seventh graders created work that students chose to draw ideas from. The canvas shoes posters based on different styles of art. Eighth graders designed were found at Walmart and online. They were designed solely with shoes based on famous artist’s work. Sharpies. HUNDREDS OF GRAPHICS TO CHOOSE FROM!

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Photos courtesy Artie Sandoli Artie Sandoli’s daughter will be Sue Gillies will be on the drums at the concert. She has performed 30 Well-known artists, producer and entertainer Artie Sandoli will be putting performing her own rendition of years professionally all over the United States and Europe. together one of the upcoming concerts at the Commons for the Summer Beatles songs and singing “Over Concert Series. The concert will be June 28 at 6 p.m. the Rainbow” with her father. She recently was accepted into Singer Beth Bamford will United Lens Co. Inc. Harvard. also be singing a song with • Sunday, July 26: Mark Sandoli. This is her first time Mandeville & Raianna Richards, sponsored by BY OLIVIA RICHMAN they can be.” people who have Alzheimer’s. ever being on stage. She will be NEWS STAFF WRITER Southbridge Savings Bank Sandoli has been playing I’ll play at fundraiser concerts. performing a tribute to James Taylor. Sandoli will be doing • Sunday, Aug. 2: The Black SOUTHBRIDGE — Music, music since he was 5 years I just want to teach and inspire some tributes as well, includ- & White Band, sponsored by friends and family are what old. He left for California at 16 others.” ing his own rendition of songs Harrington Memorial Hospital make the Summer Concert years old and started playing The wide range of music by Carly Simon and Carol • Sunday, Aug. 9: Los Sugar Series a fun experience for res- music on the streets in San will have new songs and even King. Kings, sponsored by United idents. Francisco. He said it was scary, some songs from the 1920s. At the end of the concert, Lens Co. Inc. The next concert at the but a phenomenal experience The arrangements will all be Sandoli will be performing with • Sunday, Aug. 16: Kalifa & Commons will be on June 28 that taught him a lot in a short original. The beginning of the a band. He will be on bass and Koliba, sponsored by Schott at 6 p.m. Well-known perform- period of time. He moved to concert will feature solo art- keyboards, as well as providing Inc. er, artist, record producer and Lake Tahoe to pursue song ists taking to the stage. Darcy the lead vocals. Sue Gillies will • Sunday, Aug. 23: Impulse all-around entertainer Artie writing. He launched a music Aucoin will be playing original be on the drums. She has per- Ensemble, sponsored by United Sandoli is the master-mind career in San Antonia, Texas, songs on the piano and singing. formed 30 years professionally Lens Co. Inc. behind the show, which will where he became a success in Sandoli’s daughter will all over the United States and • Sunday, Aug. 30: East have everything from R&B and the industry. also be performing some Europe. Rich Cendarian will Woodstock Cornet Band, pop to Broadway duets and old Several of Arti’s recordings songs on her own. Then she play the saxophone. sponsored by Southbridge Beatles songs. were named #1 by the San will perform a song with There will be other art- Businesses and Community “The concert is going to be Antonio Light and the Express Sandoli: “Somewhere Over the ists, but names will not be • Sunday, Sept. 6: Chasing very diverse. My idea is to News. He has worked with Rainbow.” Sandoli will be on announced until that night. Blue, sponsored by Schott Inc. group together as many people Johnny Cash, Tito Puente, the piano and his daughter will “These are some phenomenal • Sunday, Sept. 13: Slippery as possible. We want friends John Blake, Roger Goodman, be playing the violin. players I’m trying to pull in,” Sneakers, sponsored by and family there. Invite people Dave Sanger and Stillwater “This is a song we’ve shared said Sandoli. “This is a night Southbridge Tire Co. you haven’t seen in a while. Reunion. He learned every since she was in her mom’s nobody will want to miss.” • Sunday, Sept. 20: “Gospel Maybe even someone you want aspect of the business and had womb,” Sandoli said. “She was The full, upcoming schedule Night,” Sponsored by House of to say sorry to. We want to the opportunity visit places home-schooled. I was her music for Concerts on the Common is Destiny Ministries make it a union of diverse peo- across the world. teacher. This is the first time as follows: ple,” said an excited Sandoli. “I “My goal now is to be an we will actually perform this • Sunday, July 12: The Brass Olivia Richman can be do a lot of comedy, too. I want advocate in every way possi- song together. It’s one of our Connection, sponsored by the reached at 508-909-4132 or by people to laugh and enjoy their ble for human beings through favorite songs. She’s extraor- Southbridge Lions Club e-mail at olivia@stonebridge- time together. My goal is for my music knowledge,” said dinary. She loves music, espe- • Sunday, July 19: Boston press.com. people to come and be as one as Sandoli. “It’s not about money. cially the Beatles. Music is a Baked Blues, sponsored by It’s about awareness. I play for big part of her life.” Country Bank awards scholarships to graduating seniors Graduation season is upon us and the in their market area – two students • Sienna Nielsen, Belchertown High Regional High School photos of our friends and neighbors in from each of the sixteen schools will School • Benjamin White, Shepherd Hill their caps and gowns embarking on a receive $2,500 to help them get started • Kathleen Sera Royal, Belchertown Regional High School future that is full of possibilities and with their higher education dreams and High School • Emily Ijams, Shepherd Hill Regional dreams are flooding our smartphones, assist with the many expenses that go • Constance Morgan-Poirer, David High School social media and local publications. It along with that. These students have Prouty High School • Kendal Danna, Tantasqua Regional is a happy time. been selected by the scholarship com- • Tyler Golden, David Prouty High High School Many of these students plan to fur- mittees established at the individual School • Morgan Button, Tantasqua Regional ther their education at either a commu- schools. • Cullen Mars, Leicester High School High School nity college or with a four-year degree “We are so pleased to be able to pro- • Alexandria DiCentes, Leicester • Artur Bielecki, Wachusett Regional or higher. With that dream also comes vide these students a helping hand High School High School the inevitable stress of funding that as they plan their future” stated Paul • Zacharry Frangules, Ludlow High • Michaela Scott, Wachusett Regional education. Country Bank acknowledges Scully, President and CEO of Country School High School that paying for an education can be a Bank. “The students have each shown • Emily Sevigne, Ludlow High School • Emily Houle, Ware High School struggle for anyone and has come for- their dedication and hard work in the • Viviana Angel, Minnechaug • Mihaela Sousa, Ware High School ward to lend a helping hand. classroom and in the community and Regional High School This year $80,000 in scholarship their teachers have chosen them for • Maxine Girard, Minnechaug money will be awarded to 32 students this special honor. We wish them all the Regional High School best of luck.” • Haley Arbour, Monson Innovation The following seniors were awarded High School Villager the 2015 Country Bank Scholarship: • Justin Maloney, Monson Innovation • Ryan Paul Lagasse, Bay Path High School Regional High School • Danielle Mierzejewski, North Almanac • Jena Marie Desroches, Bay Path Brookfield High School Quotation of the Week Regional High School • Alex Ouellet-Poulin, North Brookfield High School “We all came here with the same • Jacob Sifuentes, Palmer High School goal. We want to address things that • Elisah Huynh, Palmer High School people are concerned about. During • Shannon Kennedy, Pathfinder Reg. deliberation we roll up our sleeves High School and work how we get our heads • Michael Desjardins, Pathfinder Reg. around actual requirements and con- High School ditions to make sure we don’t have • Sophia Kornitsky, Quabbin Regional any problems.” High School • Sonja Josephson, Quabbin Regional - Charlton Planning Director Alan High School Gordon, commenting on what’s next • Monica Greenlaw, Quaboag for the SunSet City motocross track Regional High School proposal. • Benjamin Webber, Quaboag Open to Close

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Arrest/ June 15 erty damage, Main St and logs was obtained through STURBRIDGE complaint. 6:56 a.m.: Accident, injury, Sturbridge Hills Rd. General either press releases or other 11:58 a.m.: Disturbance/ W 84 West Route W + Exit 3B. clear. public documents kept by the POLICE dispute, 1738 House, Main St. General clear. June 17 police department, and is con- Report completed. 12:15 p.m.: Accident, proper- 1:28 p.m.: Accident, property sidered to be the account of DEPARTMENT 9:05 p.m.: Accident, property ty damage, Route 20 + Route damage, Sturbridge Board of police. All subjects are con- damage, Walmart – Charlton 131. General Clear. Health - Main St. General clear. sidered innocent until proven June 11 Rd. General clear. 2:16 p.m.: Accident, Property guilty in a court of law. If a 9:31 a.m.: Accident, property June 13 damage. Brookfield and case is dismissed in court or the damage, Walmart – Charlton 4:55 pm.: Accident, Injury, Warren Rd’s. Report complet- ARRESTS party is found to be innocent, Rd. General clear. Heritage Xtra Mart – Charlton ed. Stonebridge Press, with proper 11:54 a.m.: Disturbance/dis- Rd. General clear. 4:38 p.m.: Illegal dumping, June 12 documentation, will update the pute, Hampton Inn – Main St. June 14 Friendly’s, Main St. General Gerald J. Roy, 43, 99 South log at the request of the arrested General clear. 7:01 p.m.: Disturbance/dis- clear. Spencer Rd. Spencer. Warrant party. June 12 pute, Burger King Sturbridge June 16 arrest. EDUCATION NOTEBOOK EASTON — The American Legion • Allison LeBrun, a Senior from • Wednesday, July 8: Sleepy Heroes Assumption College Auxiliary held its 69th Annual Sturbridge, was named to the Dean’s Pajama Story Time. Gentle stories Massachusetts Girls State at Stonehill List. and songs followed by a simple craft WORCESTER — Recognizing out- College, Easton, Saturday, June 13, to wind down your day. Don’t forget standing student academic achieve- through Friday, June 19. Teddy! Costumes encouraged! All ages ment, Assumption College has named Mikala Kelley, daughter of Kevin Bridgewater State University welcome with caregiver. 6:30-7 p.m. 549 students to the undergraduate and Elizabeth Kelley, a junior at • Tuesday, July 14: Box Car “Drive- Dean’s List for the fall 2014 semes- Tantasqua Regional High School, and BRIDGEWATER — The following in” Movie. We will be showing “The ter. To earn a spot on the Dean’s List, Anna Tenerowicz, daughter of Marek Southbridge area residents were named SpongeBob Movie: Sponge out of Assumption students must achieve a and Nicole Tenerowicz, a junior at to the dean’s list for the spring semester Water.” Popcorn, too! All ages welcome. grade point average of 3.5 for a five- Tantasqua Regional High, have been at Bridgewater State University: Free. Pre-register please. 6:30 p.m. class, 15-credit semester. selected by American Legion Auxiliary • Brimfield: Thalia K. Brantley • Wednesday, July 15: Nursery Rhyme The following students were named to Champeau-Vilandre 109 to be their • Sturbridge: Arianna M. Zikos Time. Join us for classic nursery rhymes the spring 2015 Dean’s List: representative. More than 28,200 and favorite songs. Best for birth to age Katie Coderre, of Sturbridge, a mem- Massachusetts girls have participated 6 with caregiver. Pre-register, please. ber of the Class of 2016 in this citizenship program since its Boston University 11-11:30 a.m. Kathleen Knox, of Sturbridge, a mem- inauguration in 1945. • Thursday, July 16: Super ber of the Class of 2017 Three hundred and fifty girls from BOSTON — Boston University award- Crafternoon. Make some super acces- all parts of the state participated in the ed academic degrees to 6,100 students in sories to be the best hero ever! All ages week’s study of local and state govern- May 2015. welcome with caregiver. Pre-register, Bentley University ment. They established and operated Among the graduates was Matthew please. 2-4 p.m. their own city or town, formed two S. O’Brien, who received a Bachelor of • Saturday, July 18: Baby Barnyard. WALTHAM — Bentley University political parties, nominated candidates Science in Criminal Justice; and Eric Meet and mingle with an adorable President Gloria Cordes Larson, along for office, conducted campaigns and M. Girouard, who received a Bachelor group of animals including chicks, with Dean of Business Roy (Chip) held elections. of Arts in Mathematics and Computer ducklings, rabbits, and more! Priority Wiggins, and Dean of Arts and Sciences, Speakers were state officials, lead- Science. given to children registered for the JHL Daniel L. Everett, recently announced ers in government and other profes- Summer Reading Program if necessary. the names of local residents who were sions. Also speakers from the American BOSTON — Elliot S. Davis, a resident All ages welcome with caregiver. Free. honored for their outstanding academic Legion and the American Legion of Sturbridge, has recently Pre-register for one half-hour block: 11 achievement in the spring 2015 semes- Auxiliary were on the program. They been named to the Dean’s List at a.m., 11:30 a.m., or 12 p.m. ter. learned about the responsibilities of the Boston University for the Spring semes- The following local residents were various branches of government and ter. recognized: the qualification and benefits of many • Allison Tichy, a junior from Fiskdale, of the leading professions. was named to the Dean’s List. Girls State is held by every state in Clark University • Allison LeBrun, a senior from the union. At the Girls State sessions, Sturbridge, was named to the Dean’s two girls are selected to represent their WORCESTER — The following local List. respective states at Girls Nation to be residents have received a degree from held in Chevy Chase, Md., July 25 to Clark University on May 17. Aug. 1. • Jake L. Gubitose, of Fiskdale, Stonehill College graduated with a Master of Business EASTON — Sturbridge native Abigail Administration. Soraci, a member of the Class of 2016, Bentley University • Adam D. Gaudette, of Sturbridge, TRI-VALLEY, INC. was named to the Spring 2015 Dean’s graduated with a Master of Public List at Stonehill College. WALTHAM — Bentley University Administration. Gaudette is a member Monday, June 29: Beef and broc- To qualify for the Dean’s List, stu- President Gloria Cordes Larson, along of Alpha Epsilon Lambda, a national coli, brown rice, carrots, pineap- dents must have a semester grade point with Dean of Business, Roy (Chip) academic honor society for adult grad- ple. average of 3.50 or better and must have Wiggins, and Dean of Arts and Sciences, uate students. Tuesday, June 30: Hot dog and completed successfully all courses for Daniel L. Everett, recently announced • Hayley Anne Sullivan, of Sturbridge, bun, baked beans, coleslaw, fresh which they were registered. the names of local residents who were graduated with a Master of Arts in melon. Soraci is an Education & Mathematics honored for their outstanding academic Teaching. Wednesday, July1: American major at the College. achievement in the spring 2015 semes- chop suey, broccoli and red pep- ter. pers, cinnamon baked apples, tap- The following residents were recog- Joshua Hyde Library: ioca pudding, sugar free pudding. 69th Annual Massachusetts nized: Thursday, July 2: Chicken/ • Allison Tichy, a junior from Fiskdale, Upcoming Events asparagus, Delmonico potatoes, Girls State was named to the Dean’s List. corn, mixed fruit. Friday, July 3: No Food Services Today. 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onade stand each summer just for fun. As Sophia and her friends got older they decided to do it for a cause. Last year was the first lemonade stand that aimed to raise money for others. The students raised $400 for Second Chance Animal Shelter. They also collected a large amount of shelter supplies at their school. “We all thought that since we have so much we just wanted to give back, espe- cially to children,” explained Sophia. “And we all love animals, so we donated to the shelter last year. Helping others gives you a nice feeling. You’re not just taking for yourself all of the time. You’re giving back.” The $630 was raised in a couple of different ways. Family members and family friends stopped by the salon to Photos courtesy Jolie Hatzidis Each fifth grader had their own task they were in charge of, from sign make larger donations. The children Six Charlton Street School students ran a lemonade stand over waving to pouring lemonade. also sold Make A Wish stars at the salon the weekend with all proceeds going towards the Make A Wish and other locations for $1 a piece. There Foundation. was also the lemonade, cotton and snow cones. “Running the lemonade stand was so much fun,” said Sophia. “We all had different jobs like holding the signs, pouring lemonade and tying up bags of cotton candy. We couldn’t make the cot- ton candy because we might get burned. It was also fun talking to the people who came to the stand and telling them what we are doing.” Hatzidis said that the fundraising has really helped open the children’s eyes. It has taught them to look around and notice problems in their community. They look beyond their own wants and desires. Beyond the fundraising, running a Sophia Hatzidis, Jacob Veeber, Ava Leo, Amelie Jarvis, Jakob Burrill The flyers and posters were made by the six friends, who set up lemonade stand also gave the children and Genesis Gonzales set up a lemonade stand outside of Salon 769, meeting times to go over their plan to run the lemonade stand. “It’s business experience. Sophia even has where they sold lemonade, cotton candy and snow cones. amazing how organized a group of fifth graders can be,” laughed a few ideas for next year’s fundraiser. Yolanda Hatzidis. Said Sophia: “Next year we are donat- ing to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. BY OLIVIA RICHMAN lemonade stand outside of Salon 769, port them and are very proud of them. Instead of cotton candy we might sell NEWS STAFF WRITER where they sold lemonade, cotton candy We just go with the flow. The kids popcorn instead. It’s a little easier. My SOUTHBRIDGE — Six Charlton and snow cones. organize and delegate. It’s amazing how cousin’s uncle has a big fundraiser at Street School students raised over $630 “I think it’s wonderful that they’re organized a bunch of fifth graders can his company next summer so we may for the Make A Wish Foundation on thinking of others,” said Yolanda be. It blows my mind. They hold meet- partner up with him.” Sunday, June 14. Sophia Hatzidis, Jacob “Jolie” Hatzidis, owner of Salon 769 and ings and design posters and flyers. It’s Veeber, Ava Leo, Amelie Jarvis, Jakob Sophia’s mother. “They have involved great. It’s wonderful.” Olivia Richman can be reached at 508- Burrill and Genesis Gonzales set up a parents and family members who sup- For many years Sophia ran a lem- 909-4132 or by email at olivia@stone- bridgepress.com. Pasture Prime Players to present show from Oregon group

CHARLTON — Pasture Prime acrobatics, slapstick and mischievous to the Charlton Arts & Activities Center prices are $10 in advance and $15 at the Players Inc. is delighted to present Box antics — all for dear, old Mom. While as a stop on their summer-long, conti- door. Tickets are available for purchase of Clowns, a new physical theatre com- clinging desperately to their memories, nent-wide tour, after generating rave at the Bittersweet Country Crafts Co-op pany from Portland, Ore., performing the three siblings cling to each other, reviews and exciting buzz around the at the Activities Center or reserved by their newest show, “Mom? A Comedy literally, as they teeter on the edge their Pacific Northwest. Box of Clowns fea- calling 508-248-5448. of Mourners.” Out of a trunk come tiny stage, surrounded by the vacuum tures Charlton native Jeff Desautels as For more information, contact us at the clown siblings Victoria, Frank, and of space. Tripping, falling, and tum- Frank. [email protected] or Mango. They have brought with them bling through the stages of grief, the The one time performance will be our website, www.pastureprime.org. the ashes of their dear, departed moth- clowns make a giant, ashy mess. held Wednesday, July 8, at 7 p.m. at er whose last wish was to be scattered After two years of development, Box the Charlton Arts & Activities Center, across the void. The show is filled with of Clowns brings their premiere work 4 Dresser Hill Rd., Charlton. Ticket

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My last column contained a A recent New York Times list of the top 10 items that are article reported that there is selling well now. I discussed an interest in pocket watch- number 10 on the list, “1960’s es that were made for the and earlier toys, comic books Asian market. English 18th and other collectibles.” century and Swiss 19th cen- Number 9 is “Early Chinese tury watches were produced and other Asian antiques.” The that were “Asian caliber.” increased wealth in China has They were often engraved created high demand for early Antiques, pocket watches with color- Chinese antiques. The Chinese fully designed scenes. government has placed limita- Collectibles An International Business tions on exporting antiques. Times article states that There are restrictions on & Estates there are 20 million stamp items made in 1911 or earlier. buyers in China. When If the government determines WAYNE TUISKULA Chairman Mao was in power that the items have cultural he banned stamp collecting Courtesy photo value, they are also excluded because he considered it too Small Asian painting on silk brought $345 at our last antique estates auction. from export. bourgeois. The ban was lifted in the Although antiques aren’t leav- 1980’s and there is huge demand for Announcements ing China there are news reports old Chinese stamps. for some other of Chinese antiques in other coun- Japanese and other Asian antiques upcoming events RONNIE’S SEAFOOD tries selling for large sums at auc- are also sought after. Old Japanese will be coming Rt. 31 ChaRlton Depot tion. Last month alone there were woodblock prints and other artwork, soon. Keep watch- two news reports on the sale of valu- wooden furniture by well know arti- ing www.central- “Proudly serving the community for over 40 years” able Chinese antiques. A small, rare sans, Samurai swords and military massauctions. Chinese bowl from the Yongzheng items from World War II are all very com or follow us period (1723-35) sold for £340,000 (over collectible. Pop culture collectibles on social media $500,000 U.S.). A tiny jade seal used like robot and other tin toys continue for updates. to stamp documents sold at a Dublin to sell well. auction for €260,000 (over $300,000). With wealthy Chinese collectors Contact us at: Open The Irish Times newspaper reported buying antiques and collectibles and Wayne Tuiskula that auction estimate was only €4,000- prices heating up on artwork and Auctioneer/ €6,000 noting that it is “notorious- antiques created in other Asian coun- Appraiser Central ly difficult” to estimate the value of tries, it’s a seller’s market. That is Mass Auctions for Tuesday-Sunday Chinese antiques in this market. The why early Chinese and other Asian Antique Auctions, seal purportedly had a connection antiques are number nine on my list Estate Sales to the imperial family. An expert on of hot items. and Appraisal 11:00am to 9:00pm Chinese antiques estimated that, if We continue to pick up some great Services www. the connection to the imperial family pieces from local estates for our Aug. centralmassauc- can be confirmed, it could be worth as 27 antique auction. One of the latest tions.com (508-612- much as €4.5 million (over $5 million is a medicine chest from the S.S. 6111), info@cen- U.S.). Rita, which was captured during the tralmassauctions. A Forbes article reported that a Spanish American War. The ship com. recent auction of Asian 20th centu- was converted to carry U.S. troops. Accepting most major credit cards ry and contemporary art brought $77 million. Along with the expected strong showing for Chinese artwork, Korean art sold well and works by modern Vietnamese artists broke previous records. Professional Directory Answer to Crossword To advertise on this page, call Nate at 508-909-4064 or email [email protected] TRAVEL AGENT ADVERTISING It’s time to start thinking about your vacation! ‘Pack Your Bags’ division will (800)367-9898 ext. 164 arrange all of your travel needs (508)764-4325 ext. 164 including airfare, cruises, hotels, Disney – anywhere you want Direct Line (508) 909-4064 for as few or as many people as you want! Fax (508) 765-0233 Call Matthew (speak to a real person!) 25 Elm St Toll-Free: 1.888.828.2292 ext.111 or Nathan Berg PO Box 90 email [email protected] for Advertising Executive Southbridge, MA 01550 quotes. ‘Buy local’ from East Brookfield! Blackstone Valley Tribune Charlton & Sturbridge Villager Southbridge News [email protected]

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PO Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550 Telephone (800) 367-9898 Fax (508) 764-8015 Views and commentary from Sturbridge, Brimfield, Holland and Wales www.sturbridgevillager.net OPINION Frank G. Chilinski President and Publisher What’s lurking in the Investing in Adam Minor Editor, Sturbridge Villager deep of Sturbridge’s your children’s future Editorial Great Ponds? Father’s Financial Day was last Fishing is a delightful mixture aquatic weed beds. In con- weekend. of patience and anticipation. A Focus guest trast, shallower non-strati- If you’re a The big good deal of the time spent fish- fied ponds, like Cedar Lake father, espe- JEFF ing is consumed by performing column and Walker Pond, can sup- cially one a series of repetitious casts and port only the warm water BURDICK with young reeling-in, without incident or sturbridge fish species. MassWildlife children, get reward (unless catching some provides additional lake-spe- ready to add to lake moments aquatic weed can be considered cific fishery details as well as your collection of homemade cards, ties, eventful). advisory bathymetric (depth) maps of golf tees or other such gifts designed to You endure the pleasant tedi- committee ponds and lakes to which the please you. I often he um because of the fervent belief public has a right to, locat- Your greatest gift, of course, is your T think that, on the next cast or troll, ed at: http://www.mass. children — and you would doubtlessly Minor about your line will give a meaningful gov/eea/agencies/dfg/dfw/ get great satisfaction from knowing that if my tug, and then a more definitive jerk, maps-destinations/state-pond-maps. you’ve provided them with financial Details son and and you will sense the presence of a live html. This site will also direct you to resources that can benefit their lives daugh- fish on the other end of your line. There the handicapped fishing access to Long in many ways. So, why not use this ADAM ter, once is that wonderful rush of expectation Pond at a pier located off Champeaux Father’s Day as a starting point for MINOR they get when you do not know what is hidden Road. The Internet is also a good source investing in your children’s futures? older, below the waters, and your mind races to find out about fishing derbies that Here are a few methods for doing just that: will through the possibilities. Before the are held on many of the Sturbridge “could it be?” turns into “oh, another lakes during the summer season. UGMA/UTMA — If you would like to remember much about the time they buy and sell securities for the benefit are living in now — if a funny joke my panfish,” your imagination allows you With regard to state record fish to envision pulling in a monster lunker, caught in the Sturbridge lakes, the state of a child, you may consider opening a son laughs at will be remembered. It’s bigger than all the other fish in the lake. record for northern pike was once held custodial account known as either an wishful thinking, really. Yes, how nice that would be, and yet by a fish taken from East Brimfield UTMA (Uniform Transfers to Minors) I can only remember vividly back how nice it really is that such a scenario Reservoir. But what is lost is often found or UGMA (Uniform Gifts to Minors) so far as about 4 years old. I received has been played out many times before again, as is the case for the current state account. You would serve as the custo- a pretty gnarly injury that resulted in in our own Great Ponds in Sturbridge. record northern pike, weighing in at an dian for this account, giving you con- an impressive arm scar that is quite Fishing was, and still is, a wonderful even 35 pounds, which was caught in trol of it until your child turns either hard to forget. But even before that, recreational benefit provided by the South Pond in 1988 by Don Greenwood. 18 or 21 (depending on your state of I’ll get vague images of my old house six Great Ponds found within or bor- But if 1988 seems way too remote to residence), at which point he or she or a funny moment. Anything before dering Sturbridge (Big Alum, Cedar, you, consider the fishing experienced would take over ownership. Investment income from an UGMA/UTMA account that gets cloudy. Leadmine, South, Walker, and East by another angler in 2014. It was a can receive favorable tax treatment. Brimfield Reservoir/Long Pond). On fine spring day when the backflow When I was about 9 years old, barely As long as the child is under age 19 (or many of these lakes, the first dwellings from Quaboag Lake (North Pond) was a middle schooler, my mother was a under age 24 and a full-time student) and were often rough-hewn “fishing camps” streaming southward into South Pond stay-at-home mom. To make a little does not have earned income providing which gave basic protection from the and anything was possible angling- extra money, she helped watch our more than half of his or her support, the elements with enough room for the old neighbor’s brand new baby during wise. With every cast of the angler’s first $1,050 of investment income is tax- the week. Little Cathy was only a few boys to gather, have a snort or two, lure into the inflow, another type of free, and the next $1,050 will be taxed at weeks old when we started watching and tell some tall tales. Time and the fish species was caught including white the child’s tax rate, which is typically appeal of lakeshore living has reworked perch, largemouth bass, chain pickerel, her just about every day. I remember 10 percent. Investment income above the “camps” into our present mixture rainbow trout, brown trout, and brook $2,100 will be taxed at the parent’s tax how hard it was for my mom at first. of seasonal and permanent residences trout. While it lasted for hours, the My mother would take this little bun- rate. sharing the shores, but the appeal to frequency of landed fish likened it to a Roth IRA — Even young children can dle that was crying and walk around throw in a line and possibly catch din- television fishing show in which all the in the front lawn trying to sooth her. contribute to a Roth IRA, as long as they ner has never left. fish catching action is condensed into have some type of earned income from As the days wore on, she got acclimat- There is a good selection of fish to a single episode. The last catch was the babysitting, mowing lawns or any other ed, and soon became an extension of be caught in Sturbridge Lakes. Not all best of all, as a 2 pound 15 ounce eastern type of employment. Your children can our little family. fish species are found in all lakes, but “brookie” was hauled in. But wait — is fund a Roth IRA and choose from sev- My brother and I were already Massachusetts Division of Fish and such an experience reality or just the eral different types of investments — good friends with her older sister, Wildlife (MDF&W) surveys have iden- stuff of dreams? I suggest you refer that stocks, bonds, government securities, Stephanie, and my parents were tified 20 native and stocked species over question to Kaspar Mazeika, the winner and so on — and withdrawals of contri- friends with her parents, so we already the last 20 years. The more popular of the Massachusetts 2014 Youth Gold butions are tax-free. Roth IRA earnings had that established friendship. We gamefish include: stocked rainbow, Pin for eastern brook trout and a proud are also tax-free, providing the investor would celebrate Christmas together, brook and brown trout, largemouth resident of the South Pond community. is at least 59 1/2 and has had the account setting aside a night in December bass, smallmouth bass, northern pike, 2014 was a good year for young fisher- for at least five years. A Roth IRA can be to hang out, exchange presents and chain pickerel, and tiger musky (hybrid men on South Pond as another youth- used to help provide retirement income share a meal. Cathy was welcomed between northern pike and muskel- ful angler nabbed a Gold Pin for the 4 for your children, but it also offers pen- lunge); panfish include: pumpkinseeds, pound 12 ounce brown trout he caught. alty-free withdrawals of earnings when with open arms to our family right bluegills, redbreasted sunfish, white If this all sounds very good to you, the money is used for a first-time pur- alongside Stephanie, and she became perch, black crappie, and yellow perch; there is nothing stopping you from chase of a home. another younger sister that we never and forage and minnow species include: grabbing your rod and heading out, but 529 Plans — If you would like to give had. We would get excited when we white sucker, yellow bullhead, brown you will need a fishing license unless your child the gift of education, earnings knew that Cathy was coming over, bullhead, golden shiner, alewife, and you are under 15 or over 70 years of age. in a 529 college savings plan accumulate another playmate for us to have fun killifish. Apparently common carp There are variations on price based on and are distributed tax free, provided with. have also made it into Cedar Lake based state of residence and age. If you are they are used for qualified higher edu- As she grew up, we shared in her on local reports. interested in purchasing a freshwater cation expenses. (529 plan distributions life moments. I would go on to became In April-May 2015, the Division of fishing license, there is an on-line appli- not used for qualified expenses may one of her most trusted babysitters. Fisheries reported stocking Big Alum, cation at the “MassHuntFish” website be subject to federal and state income I watched with joy in my heart as South Pond, and the Quinebaug River. or licenses can be purchased locally at tax and a 10 percent IRS penalty on she graduated the eighth grade. We Both Big Alum and South Pond get their the Walmart at Hobbs Brook Center. the earnings.) Another benefit to 529 acted in local plays together, a passion fair share of stocked trout since as deep Good luck and good fishing! plan contributions is that they may lakes, they support a so-called “two-sto- be deductible from your state taxes. she continues to pursue to this day. However, 529 plans vary, so be sure to We spent so much time together, one ry” fishery. The bottom waters of these - Submitted by David F. Mitchell, lakes support cold-loving trout species for the Sturbridge Lakes Advisory check with your tax advisor regarding could actually think we were related. deductibility. A 529 plan offers other We made mix tapes (on cassette — and during the summer while the upper, Committee warmer waters provide good habitat benefits, too. For one thing, the lifetime she’ll probably kill me for spilling that for bass and panfish, particularly near contribution limits are generous; while one to the public), played treasure these limits vary by state, some plans hunt games, read countless books, and allow contributions well in excess of chatted for hours on end. Of course, as $200,000. And a 529 plan is flexible: If she was beginning to outgrow babysit- your child decides against college or ting and became more independent, I vocational school, you can transfer the was beginning to leave school behind, LETTERS unused funds to another family mem- and we would go longer and longer ber tax and penalty free. Living and Testamentary Trusts — If without talking, texting or catching Extra! Extra! Read All About It! you would like to leave a financial lega- up, even on Facebook. cy for your children, and even their chil- Despite all of that, she is still family. We think you’re important enough to tell all our readers to turn to dren, but still maintain some control In the latest big moment, last week- over when they receive the money and end, I travelled up to New Hampshire the Opinion pages and read your Letters to the Editor. how they can use it, you might consider to witness Cathy’s wedding day. It speaking with an estate-planning attor- was surreal. I’ll always remember But first, you have to write us! ney about establishing a trust. Some that crying little bundle in my moth- Mail your letters to the Chalrton Villager, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, individuals create a trust to offer long- er’s arms, that little girl learning to term support to heirs or charities after walk and talk, and the games we used MA 01550. death, whether for several decades or to play. To think that was the same several generations. Before you decide girl that 22 years later would be wear- Or e-mail your letters to the editor at aminor@stone bridgepress. on any of these plans, consult with your ing that wedding dress and becoming tax and financial professionals to make com. sure the arrangement you’ve selected is someone’s wife — it was a crazy sight You’ll need to provide your name and place of residence, along with suitable for your needs. to behold. But however you choose to help your It was another big moment in a long a phone number, so we can verify the letter is yours. children, your generosity will make all line of big moments that I recall about the Father’s Days to come even more my “little sister” from next door, and We don’t have a set limit, but if you keep it around 600 words or so, meaningful for you — so consider tak- I am so happy I was able to witness it, ing action soon. although I feel a bit old knowing that you’re going to have a better chance at seeing all your words in print. I played hide and seek, read books If you want to write a bit longer about a particular issue, maybe a Edward Jones, its employees and to and played pretend with someone financial advisors are not estate planners who now has a husband! guest Your Turn column is your cup of tea. If you do that, try to keep and cannot provide tax or legal advice. Your big brother is proud of you, it between 700-800 words. You should consult your estate-planning Cathy! Here’s to a lifetime of many attorney or qualified tax advisor regard- ing your situation. This article was writ- more happy memories and big Remember, libelous remarks and/or personal attacks are a no-no ten by Edward Jones for use by your local moments. and could lead to your letter not being published. Edward Jones Financial Advisor. Please contact Jeff Burdick, your local Edward Adam Minor may be reached at (508) So, what are you waiting for? Start writing! Jones Advisor in Sturbridge at 508-347- 909-4130, or e-mail aminor@stone- 1420 or [email protected]. bridgepress.com. Friday, June 26, 2015 • STURBRIDGE VILLAGER ­11 Groups continue debate over motocross noise tests

on tests done in the months of loud as they would be during unsure if the ambient noise of the requests,” said Koning. SUNSET CITY April and May. The Planning an actual race. they gathered was accurate, “We are cooperating with the continued from page 1 Board Consultant Christopher “They have been re-butting if wind would change the out- town’s peer reviewer.” he indicated that this hearing Menge described a mock the data with ‘I think’ and ‘I come and if the motorbikes Members of RANT do not on sound would probably be motorcycle race he observed, feel’ instead of saying what the used were going fast enough to believe the test was accu- continued by the Planning which included 12 bikes, rang- data proves,” stated Jennings. gather accurate data. rate. They believe the ambi- Board to another night since ing from competitive ones to “When public officials are “There’s no sure-fire way ent sound captured was com- it was a very detailed topic,” children’s bikes. He concluded representing themselves you to ultimately test the sound promised by construction said Charlton resident and that the test projected sound would hope that they support of this project until it’s built,” work that had been going on one of RANT’s founders, Ron levels that were close to the their arguments with facts, not said Jennings. “We either con- daily during each reading. Charette. “With the abrupt limit set by the Massachusetts their personal beliefs and their form to the law or we don’t. If A Charlton resident claimed ending of any public comment Department of Environmental feelings.” we don’t conform to the law we that the equipment being used or discussion tonight by the Protection, but that it did When the audience was are shut down by the Board of during the test, including a log board, we are very confused as indeed pass the sound test. allowed to give their input Health. The best explanation splitter, chainsaws and a large to why no further public data, “It would only take a small about the information they had we can give to the general pub- green dump truck with no muf- research or comments would increase above their projec- just heard, Charette took the lic and to the members of the fler, increased the ambient not be important for the board tions to go above the criteria,” opportunity to speak up about board is to run the bikes and noise level by 48 percent in one to hear and include in their said Menge. “I think that could the sound test. invite members of the board of the monitoring locations. deliberations. We would hope easily happen.” “When I heard about this to be there and listen. Not all Said Charette: “Our group as the Planning Board contin- During the test, different study I was shaking my head,” of the bikes used in the test conducted its own sound stud- ues its deliberations on the site residents were asked if they said Charette at the public hear- were regulated, as they would ies and draws very vast and plan review, that they would heard the bikes, which were ing. “It sounded ridiculous to be on the track. Some of those contrasting results to the mini- welcome additional informa- attempting to reach full throt- me. To put a few kids and a few bikes produced higher sound test presented by SunSet City.” tion and work with Charlton tle as much as possible. Many other folks on a horse-padded levels. We would make sure At the end of the public hear- and Sturbridge residents to residents said they didn’t hear field far away from the track the bikes used on our track are ing, Gordon announced that establish restrictions to this a lot of noise and that it was and say, ‘Look, nobody can legally to the limit before they the Planning Board would now project that help to protect the barely audible. hear it’ is a highly invalid test. enter. This instantly starts us move onto deliberation. He health, safety and quality of life Despite the feedback, Menge Clearly the peer reviewer hired at a certain starting point with stated that he respects every- of the people impacted by this was skeptical of the test, which by the town, Mr. Menge, stated the sound. We would be less body and their concerns and business.” he took on Sawmill Road. He many concerns and questions likely to ever break the DEP’s opinions. SunSet City founder Russ said that the location of the with the alleged ‘sound test’ criteria. All the studies the two “We all came here with the Jennings stated that he had mock race was not even close to engineered by SunSet City. At consultants are doing are pre- same goal,” said Gordon. “We asked the project’s support- the proposed motocross track one point, Menge even went so dictions.” want to address things that ers to stay home to make sure SunSet City would build. They far as to call the test ‘invalid’ The other part of the sound people are concerned about. SunSet’s opponents had an were dealing with different based on his 40 years of pro- test included testing and moni- During deliberation we roll up opportunity to say what they geography and terrain and dis- fessional work in the sound toring the ambient sound level our sleeves and work how we wanted to say. tance from the homes. Menge analysis field.” in locations near the SunSet get our heads around actual “There’s been six months also mentioned that he felt the SunSet City’s lawyer, City property. Koning present- requirements and conditions of hearings,” he said. “They bikes were not characteristic Brion Koning of Cavanaugh ed a map of where the moni- to make sure we don’t have any have had ample opportunity of the average bikes used in a Tocci Associates presented a tors were during his slideshow, problems.” to either speak to the Planning race, stating that most of the PowerPoint on the findings of mentioning that four of the Board or write letters to the bikes were “smaller.” He also their sound studies. He stated locations were spots that con- Olivia Richman can be Planning Board.” felt the area wasn’t even big that the noise generated from cerned residents had brought reached at 508-909-4132 or by The meeting focused on a enough for these bikes to get the motorbikes were safely up as places that needed to be email at olivia@stonebridge- noise analysis report based up to 40 miles per hour, so he under the DEP’s criteria. Still, tested. press.com. wasn’t sure they were even as members of the board were “We directly responded to all Norberg family honors family with Relay for Life team

cer. “We were on anoth- understanding of what it to meeting new friends, Norberg and her team far, 22 teams and 87 par- RELAY er team for the last four means to support a cause the event brings peo- wished to thank Bogey ticipants have combined continued from page 1 years. A lot of our fam- and give back to the com- ple together each year Lanes for its assistance to raise more than $3,700. selected as its captain. He ily and friends wanted munity. through a common bond. in hosting the fundraiser. For more information is actively attempting to to join, so we decided to “When I Relay, it means “There are a lot of “They did a great job – about the event and how bring more of his friends make our own team.” to me that I’m paying really good people that they were very friendly you can make a donation, into the fold, and Norberg On Sunday, June 14, back my uncle, friends come,” Norberg added. and worked with us to visit www.relayforlife. is very proud of him and Norberg and her team and other family for all “It’s always great to hear get whatever we needed,” org. Thanks to its sup- the rest of her family for hosted a Relay for Life the years of fun they gave the survivors share their Norberg said. porters and volunteers, their continued support. fundraising event at me and everyone else,” stories. Many of them Norberg Strong’s the American Cancer “It means a lot to have Bogey Lanes in East Kyle said. “When I Relay, are in remission or still next fundraiser will Society is helping to save such strong support from Brookfield. It was Kyle’s I know I’m doing some- battling, and the strength take place on Aug. 13, more than 400 lives a day. family and friends. They idea to hold the event, thing good and helping they have and support an event featuring psy- always stand behind and more than 20 guests others.” from their family is very chic Gary McKinstry at Kevin Flanders can be me,” said Norberg, who came for an afternoon For Norberg and her inspirational. Being a the American Legion in reached at 508-909-4140, or also takes part in the of bowling, billiards and family, it’s always a mov- part of the Relay makes Webster. by e-mail at kflanders@ November LUNGevity mini golf, raising $172 in ing experience to partici- me feel like I am making The Central South stonebridgepress.com. Walk in Boston to raise the process. pate in the annual Relay a difference and helping County Relay for Life will funds to combat lung can- At such a young age, event. From listening them with their fight take place on Sept. 11-12, Kyle already has a strong to the survivors’ stories against cancer.” beginning at 6 p.m. So Mother, daughter graduates in same college class

QCC classes as a high school senior. WSU Next year she will be attending Malloy continued from page 1 College in Long Island to play Division II softball. I think,” said Robert. “After seeing my “We definitely value education,” said wife’s hard work after working for 14 Robert. “It’s really the only way we’ve years and then going back to school been able to be successful. Kathleen — she would have graduated Magna and I are the first ones in our families Cum Laude but she didn’t have enough to go to college. We’re actually high credits from Worcester State, since she school sweethearts. We started dating got her Associate’s degree in nursing in in senior year of high school.” 2001 from Quinsigamond Community Robert and Kathleen had Samantha College. And Samantha transferred when they were around 18 years old. To to Worcester State after a semester at support their growing family, Kathleen Johnson & Wales. She had a great expe- had gone right to work while earning rience at Worcester State and really hit her associate’s degree in nursing, while it out of the park as far as exceptional Robert said he “cranked out” a teaching grades. She was taking 18 to 19 credits degree. every semester while working outside “Both of my parents are great role of school.” models,” said Samantha. “They had us Kathleen had planned on going back young. But my dad managed to get his to school when all of her children were PhD. My mother got her Associate’s. out of high school (their youngest They were very successful. I hope I can daughter, Katie, just graduated high be like them someday.” school this month as well) but the hos- pital where she worked had Worcester Olivia Richman can be reached at 508- State come to the hospital for an infor- Kathleen and Samantha Polselli both gradu- 909-4132 or by e-mail at olivia@stone- Worcester State University graduate mational meeting on a special program. ated from Worcester State earlier this year. bridgepress.com. They were only going to take 30 nurses. Samantha with her grandmother. Robert They are mother and daughter. She applied and also received a schol- Polselli said his parents and Kathleen’s par- arship. The classes were taught at the ents had helped around the house however hospital by Worcester State professors. they could during the chaotic time when “I think I made my parents proud,” everyone was attending college. Kathleen said of her recent achieve- ment. “I was so proud for my daughter Did you know we place ads and for myself at the same time. I was Samantha plans on getting into a med happy to do this for myself and very school and taking a six-year program. proud to do it with my daughter.” She’s currently getting certified as an online too? Samantha was glad she was able to EMT. She also hopes to go into the Air commute to school. She went for biolo- Force as an officer. gy because she would like to go into the You would think that having a moth- healthcare profession. Her bachelor’s er and daughter graduating from a uni- Call Nate 508-909-4064 degree will serve as a pre-med for the versity together would be hectic and or email career path she has chosen. exciting enough, but that was only the “It was different,” Samantha said of beginning for the Polselli family. [email protected] graduating with her mother. “We were Their son, Bo, is also in college, getting talking back and forth about the class- his master’s degree next year in electri- es. We both went through it at the same cal. Robert already has a Doctorate and time. I always had someone there to talk two master’s degrees, but he was attend- to. You don’t usually get to have this ing a university as well to finish up experience with your mom. Graduation his third master’s degree in technology was awesome. We got to see each other education to get his superintendent’s walk. It’s a different perspective.” certificate. Katie had been taking four

TheHeartOf Massachusetts.com 12 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 26, 2015 Hayloft Steppers head to National Square Dance Convention

around five years. The result said is a very big deal for the Road. According to Bracken, them do that,” said Bracken. HAYLOFT is an event-filled long week- convention. A square dance the Hayloft Steppers promote “If they want to put a dance continued from page 1 end for all levels of dancers. caller who is associated with the family aspect of square together as a group we encour- a middle class there was not There are six levels of square Hayloft was also at the conven- dancing and charge a small fee age that. They know we value much for the individuals to do dancing, along with clogging, tion. for lessons so the whole family their presence at the club and entertainment-wise, so many line dancing and round danc- “He is a very popular call- can afford the activity and par- support them.” families took up square danc- ing. The convention had spe- er who draws a big crowd,” ticipate. To learn more about the ing. cial events, including a square said Bracken. “Calling at the The clubhouse is also a well- Hayloft Steppers visit hayloft- “Square dancing offers a dance outfit fashion show, a National Convention is quite known place in the area where steppers.org. Visit http://64ns- venue where the whole fami- flash mob, a parade featuring an honor. Not every caller gets young people like to come and dc.org for more information ly can do something together. dancers from every state in the invited to call here. At 22, we dance. While there are dancers on the 64th National Square There’s not a lot of things that U.S. and a large competition, thought he’d be the young- aged 8 to 90, the group boasts a Dance Convention. ring true to that,” explained which Bracken and his wife est caller there but we heard large youth population. Bracken. “Everyone can square participated in. One mistake there’s an even younger call- “We make a conscious effort Olivia Richman can be dance: Boys, girls, young, old. and you’re out. er.” to make teens feel welcome reached at 508-909-4132 or by It also provides great physical The fashion show featured The Hayloft Steppers have when they come. We go out of e-mail at olivia@stonebridge- activity. It keeps you moving. two preteens from the Hayloft over 100 active members. Any our way. Many times young press.com. It keeps you thinking.” Steppers. This is the first time dance they have can easily people are extremely energetic. The 2015 National Convention ever that youth had been in the draw in around 50 to 60 dancers They like to really jazz it up has been in the works for fashion show, which Bracken to their clubhouse on Podunk when they are dancing. We let Center of Hope athletes: ‘They did it to the best of their abilities’ gain confidence. COH And more importantly? continued from page 1 “Sports are fun. That’s one of the main largest programs that participates in reasons that I think we run this pro- the Special Olympics in Massachusetts. gram,” said Dawson. “Everyone looks They took around 80 athletes and volun- forward to these weekends. It’s like a teers to Boston to compete at Harvard small vacation. They stay in a college University in multiple events a few dorm. We were at Boston University a weekends ago. There were four volley- couple of weeks ago.” ball teams participating in a two-day Many of the volunteers and staff are tournament, 20 track and field athletes former high school and college athletes. and a power lifting team. According to Dawson, they have just as “It’s one of the most important things much fun as the clients and he feels it’s for our clients,” said Dawson. “It’s The Center of Hope took home three gold a really good experience all around. The Ravens volleyball team took home a gold “Coaching the same team for a couple something they look forward to each medal at the Special Olympics. medals in volleyball at the last Special and every season. A lot of our athletes Olympics event. Here, the Warriors pose of years and finally seeing them master- are very competitive, especially at the with their gold medals. ing certain skill sets … It’s a great feel- fishing. Softball season will be starting higher divisions. It’s great to see that ing like any other coach for any level soon and the Center is looking to form Special Olympics program 27 years level of competition and drive com- of team,” said Dawson. “It’s something a fifth team. Many of the athletes from ago when the organization realized the ing from all of our athletes, volunteers that is very worthwhile.” the Center of Hope play outside of the benefits of having sports involved in included.” Special Olympics, including at indoor everyday life, especially for the popula- The Center of Hope’s sports programs Olivia Richman can be reached at 508- soccer leagues. tion they served. The benefits include run year-round. Right now they are 909-4132 or by e-mail at olivia@stone- The Center started the sports and learning many social skills, including bridgepress.com. competing in volleyball, cycling and teamwork, and also help individuals OSV honors Fairbanks with President’s Award

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The calendar page is a free Tuesday service offered for listings for government, educational and July 7 non-profit organizations. All calendar listings are due on Girl Scout Troop Donates Book on SOUTHBRIDGE Fridays at 5 p.m., for publica- tion in the following Friday’s The Free Summer Lunch edition. Mail to Editor Adam Bullying to School Library Program, sponsored by Project Minor at Stonebridge Press, Bread, is being held at Holy P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA Trinity Episcopal Church, 446 01550; send by fax at (508) 764- Hamilton Street, Southbridge. 8015 or by e-mail to aminor@ Free lunch will be served from stonebridgepress.com. Please 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. to all chil- write “Calendar” in the subject dren under 18. The schedule is line. We will print such listings as follows: Tuesdays: July 7, 14, as space allows. Please note: 21, 28 and Aug. 4; Wednesdays: Items with an RSVP date will July 8, 15, 22, 29 and Aug. 5; be listed by their RSVP date, not Thursdays: July 9, 16, 23, 30 by the date of the actual event, and Aug. 6. There will be activ- unless otherwise requested. ities for children in grades 3 and under. Children 12 and under should be supervised at Friday all times. Please contact Holy June 26 Trinity at 508-765-9559 or www. holytrinitysouthbridge.org for BRIMFIELD more information.

On June 26, from 11 a.m. to 1 Wednesday p.m.: The first Brimfield Senior Center All American Picnic on July 8 the Green! The Brimfield Senior Center is holding a down- CHARLTON home, All American Picnic on the town green. For your Pasture Prime Players will entertainment we’ll enjoy the be sponsoring a “Children’s uplifting, foot stomping music Courtesy photo Physical Comedy Workshop” of Glenn Hillard. Glenn, known conducted by “Box of Clowns,” for his fun programs will enter- Back row, Nina Huettmann, Sarah Swift, Natalie Beauchemin, Emma O’Coin. Front row, Mai a new physical theatre compa- tain us with folk music and his Caslowitz and Alexandra Mrotek. ny from Portland, Oregon. This renditions from the American class will teach how to recog- Songbook. All this while we nize and develop physical com- celebrate the American art of STURBRIDGE — Cadette Troop Scout Cadette can earn and is a testa- edy skills, work with a partner, picnicking! Enjoy burgers and of Girl Scouts of Central and Western ment to their loyalty to the communi- and perform for an audience hotdogs off the grill with all Massachusetts (GSCWM), announced that ty and the issues within it,” said Mrs. through slapstick routines the fixin’s, homemade potato they donated to the Burgess Elementary Brenda Huettmann, co-leader for Troop and development of character. salad, creamy coleslaw with School the book “Bully: A Book of Short 11137. “The book, ‘Bully: A Book of Short The Box of Clowns members pineapple and craisens, pasta Stories,” authored and illustrated by the Stories,’ has been published and issued each have over ten years of salad supreme, potato chips, sixth grade Cadettes attending the school. an ISBN, earning a spot on the Burgess experience teaching children juicy watermelon, refreshing Troop 11137, has been active in the Elementary School library shelf for all to and adults in schools and com- iced tea, soft drinks and, of greater Sturbridge community since 2009. learn from and enjoy.” munity centers. The workshop course, something Red, White Cadettes began work on the book compila- “It makes me feel like I’m part of the will be held on Wednesday, & Blue for dessert. Try your tion in early 2014. “Bully: A Book of Short community and the students at the school July 8 at 2 p.m. at the Charlton hand a friendly, but competi- Stories” is about the strength and power get to enjoy and learn from our stories,” Arts and Activities Center, 4 tive game of ‘Chuck a Ball’ or we find in ourselves, as well as each other, said Emma O’Coin, 12, of Sturbridge. Dresser Hill Road in Charlton. “Lawn Darts’ (can be done seat- to dispel bullies. Geared toward an elemen- With a membership of more than 8,400 The cost for the two and a half ed or standing). The winners tary school audience, the content reflects girls and 4,100 adults, GSCWM’s active hour Workshop is $20. will be awarded prizes so come real-world situations students’ encounter. Sturbridge Troop 11137 has made a signif- ready for a great time!! Reserve Illustrations were uniquely developed icant impact. Previously earning a Girl your space early as seating is using fingerprints — a style employed to Scout Bronze Award for the projects, “geo- Monday demonstrate creativity versus ability. A cache sites” at a local Girl Scout camp and limited. $5 suggested donation. uly Please reserve before June 22. reminder to those that each fingerprint is “Project SOAP (save our amazing park)” J 13 The Senior Center is locat- unique, just like each girl’s contribution. maintenance of a forgotten town park the CHARLTON ed in the 1st Congregational “It’s an honor to collaborate with Cadettes have continued to develop leader- Church, 20 Main St., Brimfield, these ambitious Cadettes, and reaching ship skills critical to ensuring the region’s Come and join us! At the MA, 413-245-7253. the final step to earning the prestigious positive future. Silver Award, the highest accolade a Girl Charlton Garden Club’s Monday, July 13, meeting Saturday attendees will make living Sneakers, sponsored by wreaths under the direction June 27 Southbridge Tire Co. SOUTHBRIDGE of Pam Chatham. There is a Sunday • Sunday, Sept. 20: “Gospel $20 materials fee for non-mem- CHARLTON bers. Charlton Garden Club June 28 Night,” Sponsored by House of VFW Post 6055 will sponsor Destiny Ministries its 66th Annual July 4 Road meetings are open to all inter- Blessings Farm Open House ested in gardening and related SOUTHBRIDGE Race beginning at 9 a.m. from — Saturday, June 27, 9 a.m. to 3 the Post at 219 Everett St., themes. Whether you’re a nov- p.m., rain or shine, all indoors. Monday Southbridge. Entry forms are ice or accomplished garden- Pony rides, vendors, tag and St. Nicholas Albanian er, the Charlton Garden Club Orthodox Church will hold its June 29 available at the Post from noon bake sale, food raffles, Drill to 10 p.m., daily. Forms can be is a great place to meet other Team presentations at 10:30 annual Albanian Day Picnic gardening enthusiasts, learn on Sunday, June 28, 12 to 5:30 WORCESTER returned to the post. Race costs a.m. and 1 p.m., 50 H. Foote Rd., are $6 for pre-entry; and on about plants and planting, and Charlton. Visit www.blessings- p.m., on the church grounds, to share your gardening tips 126 Morris Street, Southbridge. The Arc – Center of Hope race day $7 if from the tri-ar- farm.org. ea (Southbridge, Charlton, and experiences. Meetings are The Albanian Day Picnic will Foundation, Inc., The Central held at 7 pm at the Charlton feature shish-kabab, spinach Mass Providers & The South Sturbridge), and $8 from other HOLLAND areas. The 4.9-mile race will be Federated Church. If interest- pies and leek pies, baklava, Valley Citizens Advisory ed in joining the Garden Club, date-filled cookies, twist cook- Board present our 25th Annual conducted by the Central Mass Inaugural Carl Beane Striders. please contact Co-Presidents, Memorial Softball Game — ies, and other Albanian special- Legislative Breakfast. Keynote Virginia Charette at (508) 248- Holland Police vs. Holland ties. Ethnic music will be pro- Speaker: Secretary Marylou 7300 or Marcia Liedigk at (508) Fire, Saturday, June 27, at vided by the Mosaic Ensemble. Sudders, Health and Human Monday 434-0507 or Vice President, Hitchcock Field, 27 Sturbridge The public is invited. The pic- Services (EOHHS). Please join Michele DeMauro (508) 729- Rd., Holland. Event begins nic will be held rain or shine us on Monday, June 29. College July 6 3614. at 2 p.m. Please come out to and admission is free. This of the Holy Cross, Worcester, see a great game and support event is sponsored in part by Hogan Campus Center. 8 a.m. BRIMFIELD a great cause. The Holland a grant from the Southbridge Registration: Complimentary Thursday Cultural Council, a local agen- Breakfast, 8:30 a.m. Program. New at the Brimfield Senior Police Department and Fire uly Department in association cy which is supported by “Celebrating Relationships.” Center: “Easy Pottery” Ever J 16 with the Holland Recreation the Massachusetts Cultural Appreciation Awards for wanted to try your hand at pot- WALES Committee have organized this Council, a state agency. Members of Our Community. tery but felt a little intimidat- event in memory of Carleton RSVP: 508-764-4085, Pauline, ed? Here’s the class for you! Ed the Wizard and “Every E. Beane, the public address Southbridge Recreation or to pdavis@thecenterofhope. Four sessions beginning July Hero has a Story” will appear announcer for Boston Red presents the Concerts on the org. 6, then July 20, July 27 and at the Wales Public Library Sox home games at Fenway Common! Every Sunday this Aug. 3. Make a simple vase, on Thursday, July 16, at 3:30 Park from 2003-2012. Carl was summer, 6-8 p.m. covered jar, platter or bowl p.m. Be prepared to volunteer a devoted Holland resident • Sunday, June 28: Artie Tuesday using the ‘Slab’ Hand Building and have fun as you learn how who had a passion for youth Sandoli & Guests, sponsored Technique. No experience June 30 Albus Dumbledore, from Harry sports. We would appreciate by United Lens Co. Inc. required; just bring your cre- Potter, was an inspiration a minimum $5 donation from • Sunday, July 12: The Brass ativity!! Instructor, Kathy STURBRIDGE and hero for Ed the Wizard. adults who attend which will Connection, sponsored by the Arcotta, began working with This program is supported be collected on game day. All Southbridge Lions Club clay in 2007 in Boulder, Colo., General meeting of the in part by a grant from the proceeds will benefit Holland • Sunday, July 19: Boston where she studied with ceram- Special Education Parent Wales Cultural Council, a local youth recreational sports in Baked Blues, sponsored by ic artist Caroline Douglas. Advisory Council — Tuesday, agency which is supported by order to help purchase equip- United Lens Co. Inc. She opened her own studio, June 30, 6:30 p.m., at the Joshua the Massachusetts Cultural ment and fund tuition for chil- • Sunday, July 26: Mark Earth and Spirit, and began Hyde Library, Sturbridge, in Council, a state agency. dren unable to play due to cost. Mandeville & Raianna the downstairs meeting room. selling and showing her work If you wish to donate to Richards, sponsored by in national and local shows. Agenda: PAC introduction, ONGOING Holland youth recreational Southbridge Savings Bank needs assessment, planning for Kathy shows her clay sculp- sports you may contact Holland • Sunday, Aug. 2: The Black tures at the Main Street Arts 2015/2016 school year, vote on CHARLTON Recreation Committee mem- & White Band, sponsored by PAC name change, connecting Gallery in Clifton, N.Y. Kathy ber Erin Carson via email car- Harrington Memorial Hospital now resides in Wales, and is parents and support. All are Grief Support Group at [email protected] or send • Sunday, Aug. 9: Los Sugar in the process of re-establish- welcome to attend. Overlook Hospice — Have you check made out to the Town of Kings, sponsored by United ing her studio in her home recently experienced the loss of Holland and mail it to Holland Lens Co. Inc. and exhibiting and selling her a parent, child, sibling, friend Recreation Department, 27 • Sunday, Aug. 16: Kalifa & work in local shows. Kathy Friday or spouse? We are here to help. Sturbridge Rd., Holland, MA Koliba, sponsored by Schott makes both functional pottery Join a safe, supportive and car- 01521. Inc. July 3 and clay sculptures utilizing • Sunday, Aug. 23: Impulse the hand-building process. ing group to share your stories and support others who are WALES Ensemble, sponsored by United REGION Please register before July 2. $7 Lens Co. Inc. includes all sessions, clay, glaz- learning to live again after the death of a loved one. Drop-in Wales Baptist Church • Sunday, Aug. 30: East All S.C.M. Elderbus offices ing, and firing for one piece. group for adults meets on the Strawberry Music Mission Woodstock Cornet Band, will be closed on Friday, July 3, The Senior Center is locat- second and fourth Wednesday Festival, Saturday, June 27, sponsored by Southbridge to observe Independence Day. ed in the 1st Congregational Businesses and Community Church, 20 Main St., Brimfield, of every month, 1-2:30 p.m. 12-4 p.m. Farmer’s market, 8 aturday a.m. to noon. Pie contest, live • Sunday, Sept. 6: Chasing S MA 413-245-7253. music, mission booths. Blue, sponsored by Schott Inc. July 4 • Sunday, Sept. 13: Slippery www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Friday, June 26, 2015 • STURBRIDGE VILLAGER ­15 OBITUARIES James W. Flannery, 81 Dr. Donald C. Gay, DVM, 84 STURBRIDGE — He was a U.S. Navy FISKDALE — Lexington. He grad- James W. Flannery, veteran of the Korean Dr. Donald C. uated from UMass 81, of New Boston War era. Gay, D.V.M., 84, of Amherst, Class of Rd., passed away James was a grad- Fiskdale, died on 1952. In 1958, he on Friday, June 19, uate of Brookfield Thursday, June 11, at received his M.S. in the Harrington High School and his home with his lov- degree from Iowa Memorial Hospital, was the high scorer ing family by his side. State at Ames, IA and Southbridge, after an for the school bas- He leaves his devot- earned his D.V.M. illness. ketball team in 1950. ed wife of 62 years, degree from Cornell He leaves his wife of He was also a gradu- Jacqueline Gay; three University in 1962. 29 years, Judith A. (Ciprari) Flannery; ate of Clark University in Worcester daughters, Donna Gay and her husband He was a United States Army Veteran three sons, James W. Flannery, Jr. and received his Masters degree from Richard Cruickshank, Karen Gaumond of the Korean War. and his wife Amy of The Woodlands, Worcester State College. and her husband Andre and Martha As hobbies, Dr. Gay enjoyed wood Texas, Michael P. Flannery and his James was a dedicated biology Blodgett and her husband Kenneth; cutting, gardening, boating, photogra- wife Barbara of Sturbridge, and Jeffrey teacher at Burncoat High School in a sister, Sarah Blodgett and her hus- phy, chess, reading and the natural K. Flannery and his wife Johanna Worcester for over 25 years, retiring band Edson; six grandchildren, Bruce, beauty of the outdoors. But most of all, of Holland; his daughter, Kim A. many years ago. Jim loved spending Thomas, Benjamin, Rebecca, Andrew he treasured the times that he spent Flannery of Holland; two stepsons, time on his boat with his family and and Claudia; three great-grandchil- being with his family. Timothy Grant and his wife Jocelyn fishing on his beloved South Pond in dren, Autumn, Zoey and Mitchell; A Memorial Service for Dr. Gay of Sturbridge and Jamie Grant and his Brookfield. He also loved to spend his as well as nieces and nephews, Gaye will be held Saturday, July 11, at wife Colleen of Westbrook, Maine; his summers at his home on Cape Cod. McInerney and her husband Thomas, 11:00 AM, at the Federated Church sister, Gladys Porter of Brookfield; thir- Most of all Jim loved being with his Scott Blodgett, Joseph Gaucher, and of Sturbridge and Fiskdale, 8 Maple teen grandchildren, Patricia Neidich, family. Peter Black. Street, Sturbridge, MA 01566. There are Katherine Flannery, Jessica Flannery, His funeral was held Wednesday, Dr. Gay was a Doctor of Veterinary no calling hours and burial will be held Shanna Pulsifer, Laura Flannery, Thor June 24, from the Daniel T. Morrill Medicine who founded the Sturbridge privately in North Cemetery. Pulsifer, Jill Flannery, Maureen Grant, Funeral Home, 130 Hamilton St., Veterinary Hospital in Sturbridge 50 In lieu of flowers, memorial donations Joseph Flannery, Lily Grant, Ella Southbridge, with a Mass in St. Anne’s years ago. He operated the hospital for may be made in Dr. Gay’s memory to Grant, Finneus Grant and Lila Grant; Church, 16 Church St., Sturbridge. 36 years before retiring. He was known the Lewy Body Dementia Association a great granddaughter, Olivia Neidich; Burial was in St. Anne’s Cemetery, for his kindness, caring and compas- (www.lbda.org), 912 Killian Hill Road, a brother-in-law, Eli “Chip” Ciprari of Sturbridge. Calling hours in the funer- sion for people and their pets. He was S. W., Lilburn, GA 30047. Sturbridge; and nieces and nephews. al home were held on Tuesday, June 23. a member of the American Veterinary Varnum Funeral Home, Inc., 43 East He was predeceased by a brother, In lieu of flowers donations may be Medical Association and was an active Main St., West Brookfield is assisting Phillip Flannery and a sister, Claire made to Cardiac Rehab at Harrington long time member of the Federated his family with arrangements. Lucier. He was born in Worcester Healthcare, c/o Lael Eaton, 100 South Church of Sturbridge and Fiskdale, Visit varnumfuneralhome.com. the son of William and Clara (Pratt) St., Southbridge, MA 01550. serving in many capacities there. Flannery. Visit www.morrillfuneralhome.com. Growing up, he attended schools in Robert J. Dupuis, 79 James Frederick Esslinger Jr., 65 STURBRIDGE He was very involved with his family CHARLTON — well as Worcester — Robert (Bob) and also enjoyed hunting, bowling, ice James Frederick Magazine. J. Dupuis, 79, of fishing, golf and was a member of the Esslinger Jr., 65, James served his Burgess School Road, Hamilton Rod and Gun Club. After passed away at home country proudly as a died suddenly on family, his second greatest passion was on Tuesday, June 16, sergeant in the U.S. Thursday, June 18, at food. surrounded by his Air Force during the Harrington Hospital Bob worked and retired from family. Vietnam War. after a long illness. Arland Tool & Manufacturing Inc. in James leaves his two Calling hours for He was predeceased Sturbridge after 36 years of dedicated children; Jonathan D. James will be private. by three brothers service. Esslinger and his wife A Chapel Service Theodore, Gerard and Lucien and three His graveside service was held Jean of Milford, and Christine E. wife of was held Monday, June 22, at the sisters Theresa Ditomasso, Loraine Thursday, June 25, at North Cemetery Michael Kane, Sr. of New Hampshire; Massachusetts Veteran’s Memorial Gauthier and Simone Boudreau. in Sturbridge. There were no calling three grandchildren: Allison, Michael Cemetery, 111 Glenallen Street He leaves his wife of 55 years, Celeste hours. Jr. and Julianna Kane, his sister Jane Winchendon. (Wassmer) Dupuis, who also celebrat- In lieu of flowers the family requests Thornton and her husband Jeffrey of Kindly omit flowers. Memorial contri- ed their 55th wedding anniversary on memorial contributions be made to St. Charlton, a brother John S. Esslinger butions in James’s honor may be made June 18. Jude Children’s Research Hospital at of Charlton, many nieces and nephews to the American Heart Association, 20 He also leaves behind a son Troy www.stjude.org. including: Donna Warren and her hus- Speen St., Framingham, MA 01701. Dupuis and his wife Laura of Mendon, a Belanger-Bullard Funeral Home, 51 band James, Andrew Walker, Craig Robert J. Miller- Charlton Funeral daughter Laurie Johnson and her hus- Marcy St., Southbridge is directing Morris, and Tim Thornton. Home, 175 Old Worcester Road band Stuart of Plymouth, two grand- arrangements. James was born in Bethesda, Md., Charlton is assisting the family with children, TJ and Brianna Johnson, as An online guestbook is available at a son of the late James F. and Marie arrangements. well as several nieces and nephews. www.BelangerFuneralHome.com. (Greco) Esslinger, Sr. He worked as Online guestbook is available at: a journalist for many years with the RJMillerfunerals.net. Josephine E. Mason, 91 Worcester Telegram & Gazette as WEBSTER ter of the late Alexander and Phyllis — Josephine E. (Bierdzio) Lebudzinski and lived here Gwynne A. Gendreau, 88 (Lebudzinski) Mason, all her life. 91, passed away Mrs. Mason worked as a bookkeeper HOLLAND — Gendreau of Fremont, Neb., and Tuesday, June 16, at for the former American Optical Co., Gwynne A. Gendreau, Catherine (Gendreau) Adams and hus- Webster Manor. Iandoli Supermarket and Park n’ Shop 88, of Brimfield Road, band Devon of Omaha, Neb. She also Her husband was Supermarket. passed away peaceful- leaves several great grandchildren the late Nobel L. She was a member of St. Louis ly on Sunday, June whom she loved dearly. Mason who died in Church, enjoyed sports, especially the 14, surrounded by She was born in McAdam, New May of 2000. Patriots, Red Sox, and the Bartlett High family at Harrington Brunswick, Canada, to Lottie and She leaves her children; Gary N. School Indians, Bingo at Sacred Heart, Memorial Hospital William Graves. She was prede- Mason of Charlton, Dawn C. Mason and playing cards. after a brief illness. ceased by two sisters Gharda Rogers of South Carolina, Nancy J. Mason- There are no calling hours. The She was prede- and Doreen Graves and two brothers DuPont and her husband William N. funeral was held Friday, June 19, with ceased by her beloved husband Raoul William Graves and Garvin Graves. DuPont of Dudley, and Mark G. Mason a Mass at St. Louis Church, 16 Lake A. Gendreau of 60 years. She served many years on boards and his wife Lisa of Webster, 13 grand- St. Burial followed in Sacred Heart She leaves her two children Ralph for the American Red Cross, Greater children, five great grandchildren, two Cemetery. Gendreau and wife Jane of Omaha, Springfield Senior Services, SCM sisters, Gladys Markiewicz, of Webster, In lieu of flowers, Memorial Neb.; Wilma (Gendreau) Brubaker and Elderbus and several boards within the and Celia Lebudzinski of Charlton and Contributions may be made to: husband Monte of Holland. She also Town of Holland. She was Chairman many nieces and nephews. Christopher Heights, Activities Fund, leaves seven grandchildren: Manuella for the Council on Aging and local Josephine was predeceased by a 338 Thompson Rd., Webster, MA. 01570. (Gendreau) Frazier and husband Democratic Committee. daughter, Marilyn M. Przystas, a An on line guest book is available of Stafford, Va.; Lorena Gendreau of There will be no calling hours or brother, Edwin Lebudzinski and three at: RJMillerfunerals.net. The Robert J. Fremont, Neb.; Jennifer (Brubaker) services. sisters, Theresa Lebudzinski, Anne Miller Funeral Home and Lake Chapel, Power and husband David of Holland; In lieu of flowers please send contri- Lincoln, and Stasia Toutant. 366 School St., Webster is assisting the Daniella Gendreau of Newport News, butions to the Paralyzed Veterans of She was born in Webster a daugh- family with arrangements. Va.; Tammy (Brubaker) Lomme and America: www.pva.org. husband Matthew of Holland; John Olive J. Nixon, 74 Priscilla Reich, 93 HOLLAND — Olive J. (Mason) After graduated from wildwood she Nixon, 74, of Union Rd., died Thursday, stayed on at a teacher for eight years. STURBRIDGE — Priscilla (Beu) the Springfield Armory during World June 18, at Southbridge Nursing and Olive did missionary work in Reich, 93, of Fiskdale died peacefully War II. Priscilla was a lifelong member Rehabilitation after an illness. Guatemala where she contracted Friday, June 19, at Harrington Hospital, and former Sunday School teacher at She leaves her husband of 35 years malaria. Her work continued here with her daughter by her side. Holy Trinity Church and was a former Lowell Nixon, a daughter Lydia Mason doing community service out-reach Her husband of 59 years, William member of American Legion Post 109 of Southbridge, a granddaughter Elicia programs. Reich died in 2000. Women’s Auxiliary. Wright, a brother Ruben “Benny” She enjoyed her family and Bible She leaves her daughter and caretak- A graveside service was held Mason of Dayton, Ohio, two sisters, Study classes. er, Judith Reich of Fiskdale, as well as Wednesday, June 24, in North Faye Blackcloud of Burgeon, N.Y., and A graveside service was held several nieces and nephews. Cemetery, Maple St. Sturbridge. Nancy Caballero of Rockport, N.Y. Tuesday, June 23, in Holland Cemetery, She is predeceased by her Brother Calling hours were Wednesday June She was born in Menlopark, Calif., in Holland. George and sisters Christine, Esther 24, in the Belanger-Bullard Funeral the daughter of the late Richard and There were no calling hours. and Doris and three nephews. Home, 51 Marcy St. Southbridge. Grace (Ellsworth) Mason and lived in Belanger-Bullard Funeral Home, 51 Priscilla was the daughter of the Donations in Priscilla’s memory may the area Holland area many years. Marcy St. is directing arrangements. late Frank C. Beu and Jesse (Sheldon) be made to Holy Trinity Church, 446 Olive graduated from Union Spring An online guestbook is available at Beu. Priscilla was born in the histor- Hamilton St., Southbridge, MA 01550. Academy, Atlantic Union College and www.BelangerFuneralHome.com. ic Round House and was a lifelong An online guest book is available at Wildwood Hospital Missionary School. resident of Fiskdale. She worked in www.BelangerFuneralHome.com. VBS coming to Charlton Baptist in July

CHARLTON — This sum- a free, week-long VBS program eighth graders. Students will July 24. VBS Director Kathy Berg. mer, kids can have fun doing for kids entering kindergarten go off-site daily to complete ser- “At SonSpark Labs Show To participate, children must experiments while they search to fifth grade, will be held from vice projects out in the com- VBS, kids will uncover GP4U = be of age to enter public kin- for the right formula for their 9 a.m. to noon, July 20-24, at munity. J (God’s Plan for You =Jesus)… dergarten in the fall. For more life as Charlton Baptist pres- Charlton Baptist, located at 50 The fun-filled week will the formula that has lifetime information, call Charlton ents “The SonSpark Lab Show” Hammond Hill Road, Charlton. include music, games, crafts, results. God has a life-changing Baptist at 508.248.4488. To Vacation Bible School (VBS) A community service program skits and experiments and cul- plan for each child and we want download a registration form, in July. will also be held during the minate with a closing program them to discover the answer is go to www.charltonbaptist.org. The SonSpark Labs Show is week for sixth, seventh and for families in the evening on Jesus,” said Charlton Baptist

TheHeartOf Massachusetts.com 16 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 26, 2015 SPORTS Locals from South squad defeat North in All-Star football game

BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER WORCESTER — John F. Coughlin Field on the campus of Worcester State University hosted the second annual Joseph R. Mewhiney Chapter Central Mass. All-Star Classic on Friday evening, June 19. Recently graduated high school seniors were selected to take part in this football game — some for the final time in their career — before heading off to college or wherever their future endeavors may take them. The game was broken down into a North versus South for- mat, with 17 local athletes with Stonebridge Press ties playing Former Tantasqua quarterback Zack Edwards tosses a pass to teammate on the South squad. And the Richard Jolly for the South versus the North in the Joseph R. Mewhiney South did just enough to edge Chapter Central Mass. All-Star Classic. the North, 7-0, thanks to a first quarter touchdown. “It’s been a blast for two weeks,” said South head coach Joe Beveridge, who coaches Tantasqua Regional during the standard high school football Nick Ethier photos season. “You’re coaching the best athletes in Central Mass. Tantasqua graduate and South All-Star team member Andrew Tichy kicks We really thought we put on a off during the first quarter of the Joseph R. Mewhiney Chapter Central good show today.” Mass. All-Star Classic. On the game’s first posses- sion, the South’s Zack Edwards, who also played for Tantasqua, threw a 5-yard scoring strike to Algonquin Regional’s Kyle Hill. Hill then kicked the extra point to account for the 7-0 score that held up the rest of the way. The scoring drive was aided by a fake punt and run by Uxbridge High’s Jake Taparausky. “Zack’s performance has shown what he’s meant to us at Tantasqua for the past four years,” Beveridge said of his QB. The South’s defensive unit forced a punt on North’s first Bay Path graduate and South team member Andrew Thibeault, left, gets possession and ended up pitch- set on the defensive line. ing a shutout through eight During a punt attempt South’s Anthony Cafarelli, a recently graduated possessions. Bartlett star, gets his hand up in an attempt to block the kick. “Coach [Chris] McMahon is the Grafton head coach… The game itself had a playoff Andrew Carroll, Blackstone and he and feel to it at times, with both Valley Tech (did not play, inju- 3rd Annual his staff did squads clearly trying to emerge ry) an outstand- victorious. Zack Edwards, Tantasqua (18 Second Chance ing job getting “We wanted to win, there of 28, 226 yards, touchdown) these guys was no question about that,” Neil Flanigan, Bartlett (9 Animal Shelter ready to play,” Beveridge said of the game’s tackles) Beveridge said intensity. Tyler Golden, David Prouty of the defen- And the South did, which (1 catch, 31 yards; 3 tackles) Golf Tournament sive coaches. Beveridge will remember for a Eddie Hackenson, Bartlett (2 South defen- long time. tackles) sive lineman “It’s being spoiled rotten Shawn Mott, Leicester (spe- Anthony with kids that love being here,” cial teams) DATE: July 18, 2015 Cafarelli — Beveridge said of his lasting Jacob Mailloux, Bartlett (4 TIME: 7:30 AM Tee Off/ 12:00 Lunch a Bartlett impression of the South squad. tackles) High gradu- “You get size, you get speed — Eli Perez, Southbridge (did FORMAT: 18 Holes Scramble with foursomes ate — enjoyed you have everything.” not play, injury) WHERE: Leicester Country Club, 1430 Main St, playing with Cafarelli, who plans to Ben Reiffarth, Blackstone common oppo- play football at Southern Valley Tech (3 carries, 18 yards) Leicester, MA 01524 nents from the Connecticut State University Nate Rucki, Quaboag (spe- high school this fall, enjoyed strapping on cial teams) season. the pads one last time as a high Vinnie Sherry, Bay Path (2 “It was school athlete. catches, 26 yards) amazing,” he “I have camp August 13, so it Nathan Shultz, Oxford (2 said. “Seeing felt good to get the rust off,” he tackles) the people that said. “When I go August 13 it’s Jake Tancrede, Blackstone you used to not like my last time playing Valley Tech (3 tackles) hate when you football was Thanksgiving.” Jake Taparausky, Uxbridge had to play A complete alphabetical list (1 carry, 21 yards) them and then of the South All-Stars with Andrew Thibeault, Bay Path you become Stonebridge Press ties is as fol- (4 tackles) best friends lows: Andrew Tichy, Tantasqua Ticket Information: in two weeks, Anthony Cafarelli, Bartlett (3 (11 tackles) Golf/Lunch $90.00 pp – includes 18 hole round of golf, delicious meal it’s a great feel- tackles, 1 sack) (steak or vegetarian), cart, and cooler bag and a golfers gift package. ing.” * Limit of 144 Tickets

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ADOPTION CENTER: WELLNESS AND EDUCATION CENTER: SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY When thing like speed limits change, 111 Young Rd., P.O. Box 136 372 North Main St. VETERINARY CLINIC E. Brookfield, MA 01515 N. Brookfield, MA 01535 501 Belmont Ave., we’re the first to know. TEL (508)867-5525 TEL. (508) 637-1333 Springfield, MA FAX (508)867-5019 FAX (508) 637-1417 TEL. (413) 739-2343 You could be the second email [email protected] www.secondchanceanimals.org FAX (413) 372-4163 Your Community Paper. Told ya. Friday, June 26, 2015 • STURBRIDGE VILLAGER ­17 SPORTS Brimfield Little Sturbridge Post 109 Leaguers hold on for Legion Roundup league championship

Kevin Flanders photos Brimfield’s Roger Leland tosses a pitch to North Brookfield’s Colin Wallace.

BROOKFIELD — The Brimfield Little League Major Division baseball team won the league championship over pre- viously unbeaten North Brookfield, 3-2, last Wednesday at Lewis Field. Brimfield held that 3-2 lead heading Sturbridge shortstop Mark Barton catch- into the bottom of the sixth inning as es a pop fly in Post 109’s setback to North Brookfield placed runners on Northborough, 5-4, on June 15 at the New File photos second and third base, and the Indians England Baseball Complex. thought they had the walk-off win when In Sturbridge Legion Post 109’s 5-4 loss to Eli Thacker laced a two-run single. But Northborough on June 15 at the New England the umpire called Thacker out, ruling Baseball Complex, second baseman Chris that Thacker had tossed his bat back fol- June 17 Cutroni throws over to first for an out. lowing the hit and struck the Brimfield Framingham 10, Sturbridge 9 catcher in the foot. — Mark Barton, Brady Ravenelle, The call secured the championship Brendan Roach, Jack Sullivan and Ian Wetherbee all had two hits for Brimfield, as North Brookfield (15-1) Connor Cunningham of Brimfield, right, it to force extra innings. Then, on lost its first game of the season. apiece to pace Post 109’s offense, but avoids a tag and slides safely into first base June 20, Sturbridge dropped another The game featured strong pitching as a North Brookfield fielder catches the ball. Framingham won the game in the and defense throughout, as Brimfield’s ninth inning. Sturbridge held a 6-0 one-run game — this a 4-3 setback to Roger Leland had nine strikeouts on lead, but then trailed 9-6 heading into Shrewsbury — as Post 109’s record the hill, and he helped his own cause the sixth when a throwing error on an the seventh inning until Post 109 tied dropped to 2-6. offensively by ripping a two-run homer attempted stolen base allowed the run- in the second inning. Brimfield pushed ner to score. the winning run across in the top of — Kevin Flanders SPORTS BRIEFS

or contact our office at (904) 379-2697. fastest way for nearly anyone to get to the first and second place male and 19th Annual Charity Golf The Cape Cod Junior Shootout will on a racing circuit. Participants only female finishers in the following divi- take place at Hyannis Golf Club on Aug. need be at least 18 years old with a sions: up to 19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, Tournament for Educational 1-2. The registration deadline is July valid driver’s license, have access to a and 60-plus years old. Prizes include a 22 and players can sign up by visiting helmet and streetcar in good working family four-pack of admission tickets to Assistance HJGT.org. Junior golfers will be com- condition, and possess a willingness to OSV, golf for four at Holden Hills, gift peting for valuable national rankings, have some weekday fun. No previous certificates to Dick’s Sporting Goods, The 19th annual golf tournament college exposure, a chance to represent on-track experience required. Tractor Supply, Walmart, Cormier to benefit the St. Jean Educational their state at the Hurricane Cup in Entrants are divided into Novice, Jewelers and Bemis Farms Nursery as Foundation will take place on Monday, Sea Island, Ga. Nov. 28-29, and finally Intermediate or Advanced groups so well as merchandise from local busi- July 27 at the Pleasant Valley Country a chance to earn a spot in the national on-track time remains fun for all, and nesses. Club in Sutton. The cost is $150 per per- championship by winning one of the no race cars are permitted. The cost The cost is $30 until July 5 and $40 son and includes complimentary valet above events. The national champion- is $150 per entrant and grants three from July 6 until race day. Runners parking, bag handling services, unlim- ship takes place Dec. 5-6 in Orlando at 20-minute sessions on track, as well have the option to collect pledges from ited use of the driving range, chipping four different golf courses. as access to SCCA driving instruc- sponsors to increase fundraising dol- area and putting areas prior to tee off, The HJGT was founded in 2007 with tors. Admission is free for those wish- lars to support the efforts of BSER. men and ladies locker rooms, an early the intention of providing junior golfers ing to hang out and enjoy the festivi- Information and registration can be 8 a.m. registration, a gift and continen- between the ages of 11-18 an opportu- ties or display cherished rides, and a tal breakfast, a 10 a.m. shotgun start, found at http://www.baystaterescue.org/ nity to play exceptional courses in a leisurely track parade lap is offered bser5k.shtml or active.com. Florida scramble, 18 holes of golf, carts competitive environment. Golfers who during events for all guests. For more with windshields and bag rain covers, participate on the tour will compete information or to register, visit www. prizes for golfers only, snacks, door priz- in one of five age divisions: Boys 15-18, TrackNightinAmerica.com. YMCA Camp holds third es and a special golfer’s raffle will fol- Boys 13-14, Boys 11-12, Girls 15-18 and The 2015 schedule for Track Night: annual Biathlon and 5K Trail low the dinner of a complete Executive Girls 11-14. Based out of Jacksonville, Boston at Thompson Speedway Buffet. Hole in One cash awards, two- the HJGT administers events all across Motorsports Park, 205 E. Thompson Run somes and singles are welcome to sign the nation. The HJGT partners with a Rd. in Thompson, Conn. is as follows: up. For additional information, call Ken 501c3 non-profit entity called Drive for Tuesday, June 30, 3-9 p.m. at (508) 277-5314 or Ted at (508) 764-7909. SOUTHBRIDGE — Join in the Tri- Juniors that helps juniors with finan- Thursday, July 9, 3-9 p.m. Community YMCA’s third annual Golfers who make entire payment by cial limitations. If qualified and accept- Thursday, Aug. 6, 3-9 p.m. July 1 will be entered into a raffle and Biathlon at Camp Foskett located on 189 ed, the Foundation will pay for the Daniels Road in Charlton. A kid friendly have the chance to win a $250 gift certif- players’ tournament registration fee. icate from Dick’s Sporting Goods. and family fun event held on Saturday, Players can apply on the HJGT web- Run Like the Dickens 5K set July 11 with registration opening at 6:30 site through the Hurricane Foundation a.m. and race starting promptly at 8. No Link. for July 12 worries about your speed or capabili- Hurricane Junior Golf ties, this Biathlon is for everyone from Tour to make a stop in On Sunday, July 12 at 8:30 a.m., Bay the seasoned athlete to the beginner. Sports Car Club of America State Equine Rescue (BSER) will host With a variety of options of long and Massachusetts the Run Like the Dickens 5K run/ short courses to choose from — includ- to allow chance to drive at walk at Old Sturbridge Village (OSV). ing a half-mile swim with a 5k trail run Consisting of dirt trails and paved through the camp’s 114 wooded acres JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The roads, this unique race will take you Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT) is Thompson Speedway (not stroller friendly), fun swim and back in time as you run through cov- run, relay teams, or just a 5k trail run excited to announce it will be making The Sports Car Club of America ered bridges, beautiful scenery and 19th a tour stop in Massachusetts. They will — enjoyable for the whole family! Child (SCCA) is removing the air of exclu- century living. watch and activities are also available also be hosting numerous events in sivity from race circuits with the Run Like the Dickens 5K is the only the surrounding states of New York, for ages 4 and up. Costs range from $12 new SCCA Track Night in America public trail run through Old Sturbridge per person up to $90 for a family. For Connecticut and New Jersey. The Driven by Tire Rack, a program Village. It features a kid’s stick-horse details visit www.tricommunityYMCA. full schedule is available at hjgt.org. that has scheduled multiple events race and Run Like the Dickens T-shirts The HJGT is an open tour and is the near the Connecticut/Massachusetts/ to the first 150 pre-registered runners. org or call (508) 765-5466. Enjoy the thrill nation’s largest junior golf tour host- Rhode Island border during spring Water stops and light refreshments are of competition while supporting your ing over 190 events this year across 22 and summer at Thompson Speedway included. Beachbody gift baskets will be local community. When you give to the different states. The HJGT is offering Motorsports Park. awarded to overall first place male and Y, you make it possible for the Y to pro- a Players Package membership ($139 SCCA Track Night in America is the female finishers. Prizes will be awarded vide programs and camp scholarships value) where members will receive a for children and families in need. pair of Lamkin grips, along with other registration gifts. The membership will pay for itself in three events. 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THOMPSON - 105 LAMBERT RD THOMPSON - 131 HAGSTROM RD. WEBSTER -2 BATH HOUSE RD WEBSTER - 71-B KLEBART AVE. LAND! THOMPSON ROAD, WEBSTER BUILDABLE LOTS Lot 119B Thompson Rd Town, Water & Sewer. NEW PRICE $38,500 Lot 119A Thompson Rd Town, Water & Sewer., NEW PRICE $38,500 ON DEPOSIT Webster - Lot 119B Thompson Rd Town Water & Sewer $38,500. Webster - Lot 119A Thompson Rd Town Water & Sewer $38,500. Spectacular Young 3100 sf Custom Colonial with Wrap FIRST TIME OFFERED! CUSTOM CAPE on 3 ACRES! Superb Quality Construction, Sprawling 2089sf+/- Ranch home on 3.95 acres! Custom NEW LISTING! A Superb Opportunity to own an Affordable Year-round Home Webster - 114 Lake St. Multi-Family Zoned, 12,000 +/- Sq Ft 2,389 SF Plus 500 SF+ Finished Walkout LL w/In-law Potential, 9 Spacious Rms, 3 with Webster Lake access & Lake Views! Located in Colonial Park, neighborhood Around Farmers Porch! Loads of detail was given to Quality Lot. Town Water & Sewer, and City Gas! $59,900. Built! 3 bedroom, 3 Bath! w/Private Master Bath! hugh of- setting, 2 BR Ranch with Contemporary Flare! One Level Living! Featuring an Full Baths, Exceptional Open Concept Kitchen/Formal Dining Rm offers an abun- Open Floor Plan! Large 21x19 Living/Dining Room Combination! Cathedral and Functionality! 4 Bedrooms! 3-1/2 Baths! Crown Mold- Webster- 122 Gore Rd. Lot Approx. 1.25 Acres. Town Water & dance of Cherry Cabinets, Grand Entry Foyer w/Cathedral Ceilings, Hardwood & fice! Hardwoods! Fireplaced Living Room! 30 X 50 Morton Ceiling, Mirrored Wall, Brick Hearth & Wood/ Coal Stove! 2nd Bdr with Sliders ings! Frplc Living Room! 40’X60’ Heated In-ground Indoor Sewer. Level Lot. $110,000. Ceramic Tile Floors, Master BR has Separate Entrance to Elegant Upstairs Bathroom Barn! All in the Heart of Farm Country! to the 10x25 Full Front Deck! Potential for Additional LL Finished Living Area w/ Pool Room! Radiant Heat! So many more Special Amenities! w/Whirlpool Tub & Separate Shower, 2 Car Att’d Garage + 3rd Garage Under! Private, Walkout Access! Great Alternative to Condo Living w/NO Condo Fees, NO Condo Webster - Sutton Rd. DEER RUN SUB-DIVISION 21.47 1 Acre+ Tranquil Setting, NEW PRICE $376,900. New Price $299,900. Association Rules, NO Regs, &/or Restrictions! $179,900. Call for your private Appointment Today! $650,000. Approved Buildable Lots, Plus 12.68 Acres New Price 169,900.

WOODSTOCK-103 LOYOLA RD THOMPSON - 124 FABYAN-WOODSTOCK RD DUDLEY - 20 DUDLEY HILL RD THOMPSON - 20 LAURELWOOD RD WEBSTER - 108 THOMPSON ROAD WATERFRONT

ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT IN New Listing-Welcome Home To Your Private Oasis On Quasset Lake CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY! Engineered & Built by 3 DAYS Charming 4 bedroom 3 bath colonial nestled in a picture perfect Enjoy Canoeing,Boating and Kayaking. Leave All Your Troubles Behind Owner! Desireable “OPEN CONCEPT” Floor Plan! 3 quiet neighborhood with large manicured yard and privacy galore! While You Relax On Anyone One Of The 3 Decks Overlooking Your Brs, 3 Full Baths! Master BR with On-Suite “Spa Like Sit out on your screened in porch on those warm summer nights 3+ acres Commercially Zoned! 340 feet Street Private Beach.Master Suite With Jacuzzi Tub ,French Doors Leading To Beautiful! Very Well Maintained Dormered Cape! Hard and look out at the fruit trees and gardens! Open floor plan has so frontage on Thompson Rd., 450 feet on Tower St., 339 A Private Deck.Guest Bedroom With Jack and Jill Bath Shared With Bathroom” Lower Level Media Rm with insulated walls feet on Paper Rd - Summit St. Included is a 2 family, Office Space.2 More Lower Levels Yet To Be Finished With Your Touch. Wood Floors! 3 Large Bedrooms! 1-1/2 Baths! 3 Sea- much to offeer! Front to back living room has a lovely fireplace and & Ceilings! House is set back off the road offering 4+ pellet stove included. Fully applianced kitchen is open to back den Fieldstone constructed 2 car garage. B-4 Zoned. This Is The Waterfront You’ve Been Dreaming Of son Porch! Garage! Cast Iron Baseboard! $199,900 NEW PRICE $339,900 acres of Privacy! New Price $299,900 and attached garage offers added storage! $273,900. New Price $599,000

WEBSTER LAKE - 12 INDIAN POINT WEBSTER LAKE - 32 JACKSON ROAD WEBSTER LAKE - 11 BATES POINT RD WEBSTER LAKE - #7 LONG ISLAND WEBSTER LAKE ~ 29 SOUTH POINT RD

ON BATES POINT! Elegant Webster Lake Waterfront Home offers all the amen- Young Custom Built Waterfront Home! Super Killdeer Island AN INTRIGUING OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN EXTREMELY UNIQUE 3.32 ACRE ON DEPOSIT land on WEBSTER LAKE WATERFRONT PROPERTY! Town Map# 40-D-14-0 ities of a fine home Plus Direct Webster Lake Access! Located in a sheltered cove Location on Private Dead End Middle Pond Peninsula! Expan- showing Total Acreage of 11.28. Located at the Southern most end of Webster which provides boat access to full open water! Inground pool, a fully fenced ON DEPOSIT sive Waterviews! Western Exposure! Friendly Shoreline, Level Lake’s South Pond. Extreme Privacy with Direct Lake Access along a Delightful Level lakeside yard. Fine features include: crown moldings, 9’ ceilings, beautiful 6245 +1- sq.ft. of cleared land almost level. Natu- Lot! Waterfront Front & Back! Fireplaced Living Dining Room! Peninsula that juts out into Webster Lake. Simple yet very Charming Year-round cherry kitchen w/ceramic tile floors, granite countertops, S/S appliances, center ral pristine shore line. Post & beam shed with loft. Ranch has a Full Finished Lower Level & walkout access to a screened-in patio, NEW LISTING: Unique Webster Lake Waterfront Home! Panoramic views Gourmet Kitchen, oversize island/Breakfast Bar! 2nd bdrm with island, Slider to large lake facing deck! Formal dining , formal living rooms w/ $124,900. plus a detached garage & shed. ENJOY the PARK LIKE GROUNDS! Plenty of land gleaming hardwood floors! Plus private 2nd floor 20x26 family room! Spacious of both Middle and South Ponds! 188+/- of waterfrontage! 15594 +/- sq ft Lot! Private Covered Balcony! 3rd bdrm sleeps 8 comfortably! 2-1/2 & nice location to build a Dream Home or possibly more! Developing possibilities? master bedroom, whirlpool tub w/waterfall faucet & separate marble show- 3 Bedroom! 2 Baths! Lake facing Fireplaced formal Living Room! Lower Level Baths! 2 Car Garage! Irrigation System $659,900. Call for details. NEW PRICE $369,900. er! Propane gas heat & central air!! NEW PRICE $524,900. Summer Kitchen and Fireplace! Garage! $464,900 4 • The Villager • Friday, June 26, 2015

REAL ESTATE

Brenda Ryan Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Robin Broker- Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- Giguere Owner Hilli Doros “We are part of Make Southbridge Home” 201 SOUTH STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 508-765-9155 FAX: 508-765-2698 OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE NEW LISTING NEW LISTING Debra Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Stan Nordby- Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Misiaszek Rivera Now offering rental services looking to sell. call us! Southbridge: Warm & Inviting Southbridge: (Open House home with 6 rooms 3 bedrooms 1.5 12-2pm Sunday)Wonderful BROOKLYN, CT WEBSTER- 1075 School St DUDLEY- 21 Mason Rd STURBRIDGE STURBRIDGE baths. Wonderful décor throughout Expandable Cape! Spacious 463 Wauregan Road Sunday 1:30-2:30 pm Sunday 11-12:30 pm 4 BR, 2 full, 2 half bath 5 BR, 2.5 bath Colonial in with hardwood floors! Fireplace 5 rooms 3 bedrooms 1 bath Saturday 11-12:30 pm Well maintained 4 BR, 2 4 BR, 2.5 bath Cape with Colonail at the Preserve. The Preserve. $429,000. with heat-a-laters in living room. OPEN HOUSE plus 2nd floor started a master 3 BR Ranch on level 1.3+A. bath Cape. $234,900. many updates! $264,900. $424,000. Moira McGrath. Open kitchen w/bead board. Walk bedroom suite with full bath- Ingrid Helena Karp. Ingrid Helena Karp. Moira McGrath. up attic fully floored used as a needs completion. Hardwood $169,900. Ingrid Helena Karp. walk in closet. Walk out basement. floors, pellet stove, large eat in Garage. GREAT YARD! New roof in 2012. $169,900. kitchen. 3 season porch. Ceramic tile in bath. Walk out basement to level yard. $179,900.127 Chestnut St. Southbridge:(Open House Southbridge: (Open REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED NEW LISTING 12-2pm Sun)Dream home for House 12-2pm Sun) SALE! Perfect for the fussiest Must see! Lovely 7 room 3 buyer! Picture perfect 6 rooms 3 bedroom home. Kitchen has OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE bedrooms 1 ½ baths. Gorgeous island. Sunny Formal dining NEW kitchen with granite room due to the beautiful bay SOUTHBRIDGE SPENCER counters, custom cabinets, & wood floors! Front to back living window. Recent exterior paint. HOLLAND HAMPDEN CHARLTON Open floor plan for this Expanded Cape, 3 BR, room with hardwood floors. Ceramic tile baths. Soothing paint Big 12 x 18 shed with electricity. Driveway recently paved. 2 BR waterfront with in-law Serene equestrian retreat, 3 3 BR Split in rural setting garden-style Condo. hardwoods, FP, 1+ Acres. colors! Level back yard with deck & tree lined. Located in newer Great commuter access to Mass Pike and Rt 84. $164,900. suite. $450,000. BR Log Cabin! $474,900. near golf course. $199,900. subdivision on dead end street. $229,900. 23 Arland Dr 15 Beech St. $ 71,900. $219,000. Lisa Boudreau. Grace Golden. Gracellen Riel. Wendy McFarland. Laura Eliason. Southbridge: (Open House Southbridge: Lovingly well 12-2pm Sun) 50’ Brick Ranch maintained 2 family in GREAT with 6 rooms 4 bedrooms! Living neighborhood! 6 rooms 3 bedroom room with spectacular view from unit and a 5 room 2 bedroom unit. OPEN HOUSE the picture window plus fireplace. Gleaming hardwood floors. Large Lower level has finished room w/ eat in kitchens. Spacious living fireplace. Attached garage. Deck rooms. Enclosed porches. Large with fantastic views! Located on dead end street – Sturbridge paved driveway with 2 car detached side of town. $159,900. 30 Blanchard Dr. garage & level yard.Walk up attic. $209,900. DUDLEY DUDLEY STURBRIDGE STURBRIDGE MORTGAGE RATES ARE DOWN!! GREAT TIME TO BUY!! New construction! 3 BR, 2.5 STURBRIDGE Bright & sunny 4 BR Cape. Private setting for this 4 BR, 3 BR, 3 bath Contemporary bath Colonial. 1899 Vintage Colonial with $173,000. 2.5 bath Colonial $287,000. Raised Ranch. $245,000. $385,000. attached barn. Sarah Gustafson. Sarah Gustafson. Cindy Sowa Forgit. $ 90,000. Gracellen Riel. Sarah Gustafson. TheHeartOf Massachusetts.com

508-943-7669 • 774-230-5044 Maria Reed Diane Luong Bob Zannotti Bill Roland JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com 508-873-9254 774-239-2937 508-414-8101 508-272-5832 NMLS #20898 Open House Directory LICENSEDLICENSED IN IN MA MA & & CT CT Call any agent listed Jo-Ann Szymczak Deadline: Monday at 10am CRS, GRI, SRES, ASP “Home “Home Ownership Ownership Matters” Matters” above for a showing (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse Now on Real Estate TV • Channel 193 @ Charter Saturday & Sunday (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community “0” Down Payment USDA or VA Financing OXFORD SPENCER CHARLTON ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 2015 DUDLEY 17 Corbin Rd S 1:30-3 $339,900 Joann Szymczak/Remax Advantage 508-230-5044

* 1/2 Acre * Wood Stove * 1.17 Acres * New Siding * 100’ Waterfront * 2 car garage SPENCER * Country Kitch * Family Room * 2 Full Baths * New Interiors * Sided * Completely * 3 bedroom * 1 car garage * New Roof * 2 Bedrooms Remodelled 50 Brooks Pond S 11-1 $344,900 Maria Reed/Remax Advantage 508-873-9254 * New Septic * Cath Ceilings WEBSTER 2 Lyford Cross Rd • $219,000 97C Baker Pond Rd • $309,000 5 Hillcrest Dr • $229,900 17 Cutler St C 11-1 $64,900 Joann Szymczak/Remax Advantage 508-230-5044 DUDLEY SPENCER * 2500 sq. ft. * Barn w/2 Bay * 1.6 Acres heated Garage * Fireplace * Separate Apt for * 23’x 25’ Family Room in-laws w/handicapped * 3 Zone Heat access * Granite & Maple Kitch * Pond & Wooded Lot * 4 bedroom * Gleaming Hardwood * HW floors Floors To have your open house listed in this directory “0” DOWN 4.7 * Finished LL PAYMENT ACRES please contact Sandy @ 508-909-4110 17 Corbin Rd • $339,500 50 Brooks Pond Rd • $344,900 SZYMCZAK SELLS! HOLLAND OXFORD DUDLEY REDUCED GOT A HOUSE +55 COMMUNITYSOLD SOLD * 14.4 Acres * 3 Separate Living Areas * 2 Baths * 2.6 acres * 1.5 Baths * 14 Rooms * Barn * Small Pond FOR SALE? * 2 bedroom * Hardwood floors * Garage * 21’ Kitchen * 3 Heated Garage * Anxious to sell 13 Daniel Dr • $217,900 21 Piasta Rd • $289,900 78 Hisgen Rd • $439,900 This is the place to sell it! DUDLEY LAND ~ LAND ~ LAND Your ad will be mailed to * 2 Family DUDLEY: * Town services 6 Acres, Stebbins Dr., Offers Considered 50,000+ households * Small Barn OXFORD: * Sided throughout Southern * 2 bedrooms 1st floor 1.5 Acres, $45,900, Easy highway access * 1 Bedroom 2nd Floor CHARLTON: Worcester County. * Fully Rented Waterfont $114,900 OFFERS CONSIDERED WEBSTER: 2.18 Acres $69,900 17 West St • $114,900 OXFORD RENTALS WATERFRONT PROPERTIES House: 2 Bedroom $1400 DUDLEY: Hayden Pond Commercial Space: High Visibility 2 single family homes $850-1650 610’ Waterfront. DOUGLAS: Waterfront Lot $249,00 Call for details. FOR SALE LET US Do Your Home Work! To advertise on our real estate Looking to sell your home, section, please call your local let us do the work for you. Your ad will be seen in over sales representative 50,000 households throughout Southern at 1-800-367-9898 Worcester County. Friday, June 26, 2015 • The Villager • 5 REAL ESTATE

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Local Events, Arts, and HERE & THERE Entertainment Listings THURSDAY, FRIDAY, TRIVIA NIGHT SATURDAY AT THE STOMPING JUNE 25, 26, 27 GROUND BROADWAY LIVE Every Wednesday, PRODUCTIONS 6:00 p.m. presents five performances 132 Main St., Putnam, June 25, 26, 27 at 8:00 p.m. CT THURSDAY, JULY 2 REUNION CADY’S TAVERN Matinee performances June 27 860-928-7900 7:00 p.m. 2168 Putnam Pike (Rt. 44) and 28 PAUL AND TOM Also, live music Leicester Country Club Chepachet, RI at 2:00 p.m LeBEAU five nights a week 1430 Main St., Leicester, MA 401-568-41 02 at the BRADLEY 8:00 p.m. (Wed.-Sun.) $55 pp PLAYHOUSE Start the weekend off For tickets contact KARAOKE in Putnam, CT right with this fun duo Deborah Marquis Every Friday and Saturday Tickets are $20 each and playing classic hits 508-248-7786 8 p.m.-12 $15 for the Thursday 308 LAKESIDE or Martha Berthiaume In the Veterans Lounge evening performance 308 East Main St. 508-885-6492 Public invited Tickets at East Brookfield, MA AMERICAN www.broadwaylive2015.com 774-449-8333 ONGOING LEGION or by calling 860-928-7887 WEDNESDAY NIGHT TUTTLE POST SATURDAY, JULY 4 CRUISING FREE COMMUNITY YOGA #279 SATURDAY, JUNE 27 FOR CHARITY CAR SHOW JOE MACEY Every Sunday at 6:30 p.m. 88 Bancroft St., June 3 through August 26 THE BIG GUNZ 9:00 p.m. Cash donations accepted Auburn, MA Every Wednesday night 9:00 p.m. Awesome solo artist for P.A.W.S. 508-832-2701 at 5 p.m. till dusk Well-known local trio playing country and fun and nonperishable food collected LIVE 100% of the proceeds go to the playing classic rock sing-alongs for ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY Masonic Children’s Charity 308 LAKESIDE 308 LAKESIDE Daily Bread NIGHT KLEM’S 308 East Main St. 308 East Main St. STRONG HEXMARK TAVERN 117 W. Main St., Spencer, MA East Brookfield, MA East Brookfield, MA BODY/ AT SALEM CROSS INN 508-885-2708 (Ext. 104) 774-449-8333 774-449-8333 STRONG MIND 260 West Main St., West View the schedule at 112 Main St., Brookfield, MA www.klemsonline.com SUNDAY, JUNE 28 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Putnam, CT 508-867-2345 SUNDAY ALBANIAN DAY PICNIC www.strongbodystrongmind.us www.salemcrossinn.com KLEM’S FARMERS JULY 10, 11, 12 12 Noon - 5:30 p.m. MARKET ST. NICHOLAS ALBANIAN Klem’s DockDog Days 2015 ROADHOUSE BLUES JAM Every Thursday is June 13 through October 24 ORTHODOX CHURCH Every Sunday, 3:00 – 7:00 p.m. CHICKEN NIGHT Every Saturday from 10:00 a.m.- 126 Morris St., Southbridge, MA CADY’S TAVERN 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Shish kebab, spinach 2168 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, Family style Accepting applications pies, RI baked chicken FREE to all qualifying vendors Albanian pastries, Dock Jumping and Diving 401-568-4102 with fries, pasta APPLY TODAY Mosaic Ensemble Canine Aquatics Competition & marinara Visit www.klemsonline.com Band Register today at TRIVIA NIGHT sauce, salad and KLEM’S FREE ADMISSION www.dockdogs.com Wednesdays rolls 117 W. Main St., Spencer, MA Rain or shine KLEM’S 7:00 p.m. -9:30 p.m. Adults: $11.75 508-885-2708 (Ext. 104) Event sponsored in part by a 117 W. Main St., Spencer, MA HILLCREST COUNTRY Children under grant from the Southbridge 508-885-2708 (EXt. 104) CLUB 10: $6.75 Cultural Council, a local agency 325 Pleasant St., Leicester, MA AMERICAN LEGION supported by the SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 508-892-9822 TUTTLE POST #279 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA Massachusetts Cultural Council, DAVID PROUTY HIGH a state agency WISE GUYS TEAM TRIVIA 508-832-2701 SCHOOL Every Tuesday, 8:00 – 10:00 p.m. CLASS OF 1970, 45th 6 • The Villager • Friday, June 26, 2015 Friday, June 26, 2015 • The Villager • 7 Dining & Entertainment Visit these fine establishments for great food and entertainment Call Nate at 508.909.4064 to advertise

Closed for Vacation June 29- July 7 Experience the Spencer Country Inn FRESHESTFRESHEST Buy 1 Entree Get 1 Seafood Around 1/2 price With this ad. Exp 7/31/15 Cannot be used on holidays or private parties Order Now for your HHHHH Dining WEDNESDAYS ItalIan Buffet July 4th Party! Casual Atmosphere All You Can Eat $10.95 Everyday Prices Lunch Entrees 5-8 pm (plus tax & gratuity) We have: Steamers, Lobster, starting at $7.95 Sunday Brunch Dinner Entrees All You Can Eat $12.95 Haddock, Swordfish and More! starting at $13.95 10:00am-1:00pm (plus tax & gratuity) Only the Freshest 500 Main St., Spencer, MA 508-885-9036 135 Main St., Sturbridge, MA 01566 www.spencercountryinn.com Lunch: Wed., Thurs, Fri, Sat 11:30-2:30 508.347.7778 Dinner: Wed., Thurs, Fri, Sat 5:00-Close WWW.GRFISHMARKET.COM Sunday Brunch: 10am-1pm • Sunday Dinner: 1pm-Close Tue. - Fri.11am - 6pm Sat.11am - 5pm Function rooms for 10-250 guests Closed Sun. & Mon. WEEKDAY DINE-IN SPECIALS

ENTERTAINMENT Sat, 6/27 @ 9pm: The Big Gunz, Fedele’s Coffee Well known local trio playing classic rock Shoppe Restaurant Thur., 7/2 @ 8pm: Paul & Tom LeBeau, start the 13 Central St., Southbridge weekend off right with this fun duo playing classic hits To advertise Sat., 7/4 @ 9pm: Joe Macey, SUMMER SPECIAL EVERY MONDAY awesome solo artist playing country and fun sing alongs Any Burger on Menu w/French fries Outdoor dining options Only $6.00 +tax with gorgeous views of Lake Lashaway WEEKDAY DINE-IN SPECIALS on this page MON: 1/4 lb Lobster Salad Roll & Chips $10.95 Covered Deck with full menu Breakfast Mon-Fri 6am-11am Beautiful Lakeside patio TUES: Steamers Lg. $15.95 Sm. $10.95 – 2 Eggs, homefries, toast & coffee serving apps, sandwiches & pizza WED: Italian Choice Day $10.95 – 2 French toast or 2 pancakes w/bacon or Daily sausage & eggs your way $3.99 Appetizers • Soups & Salads • Sandwiches • Pizza & Burgers Specials on call Nate at Facebook! Open July 4th Weekend Beef • Chicken • Pasta • Seafood • Kids Menu • Gluten Free Options Available Sat & Sun 7:30am-1pm • Mon-Fri 6am-2pm Free Valet Parking Casual Waterfront Dining on Lake Lashaway on Friday & Saturday 308 East Main St., East Brookfield, MA 508-764-8019 774-449-8333 • 308lakeside.com Take-Out & Local Delivery Service Available We Host Functions for 508-909-4064 Hours: Sat.-Fri. 6-2 Serving lunch & dinner 7 days a week • 11am - Close Life’s Memorable Moments Meet me at the Water’s edge...Meet me at 308 Friday & Saturday Late Night 12am-3am

Restaurant TIPS Its always important to remember that when you go to a sit down restaurant, the individual serving you earns their money in the form of tips. Yes they do earn a wage however usually that wage only is enough to cover tax- es pulled from their paycheck. Also remember if you cant afford a tip, you cant afford to be going out. If you are using coupons, be sure to tip based on the full price of the meal before the coupon was used, its fantastic that you got one entree for free with the coupon but the individual serving it to you still needs to eat. Lastly recognize how long you have been sitting at the table especially if other parties are waiting for a table, you are allowed to sit and enjoy another beer or glass of wine and conversation, but you also need to recognize that you need to tip extra for the extra time you have been at the table. The server will loose out on their income potential unless you tip well based upon the time you had been there. Remember the server is not there to have a good time but to work and bring home a fat paycheck.

Questions to ask yourself! Did I have bad service? - Tip 15% or less Did I have Good or Great service? - Tip 20% or more How long have I been at this table? Am I tipping based on the time I have been sitting?

To advertise on our dining and entertainment page, call Nate at 508-909-4064 or email [email protected] Deadline for the next issue is Friday at noon. Too delicious to pass up! To advertise on this page call Nate at 508-909-4064 8 • The Villager • Friday, June 26, 2015 Friday, June 26, 2015 • Town-to-Town Classifieds 1 “WELL ON OUR WAY OVER 160 SOLD!!”

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DAVIS SPORTSTER FRANCISCANWARE DRESSER YOUTH BED 8 piece place setting 2 KITCHEN FREEZER - “Desert Rose”, ‘98 HONDA 1000CC REBUILT with $35.00 white background pieces or whole set- CHANDELIERS MOTOR attachable full mirror 508-892-4582 w/pink roses FRIGIDAIRE call; 1100 TOURER $50.00 New front tires, Brakes, $100.00 CHAIN SAW Upright 13.7 cu. ft. Battery 413-245-9221 2 DRAWER NIGHT $200.00 DVD player- $25. Trailer Included NUWAVE HUSQVARNA 508-789-0864 Works Good STAND 508-943-4850 $4500/OBO 36”X30” MIRROR INDUCTION model 181 KIDS’ WOODEN With 20” Bar ELECTRIC GOLDEN $50 COOKTOP NEW TRAIN SET 860-923-9067 FULL/QUEEN 80.7 cc motor with power for LIFT RECLINER 74 tracks, train, silo, barn, FOR•SALE $45 the bigger trees runs like new! extra cars and pieces PEACHTREE FORGE Like New Razor Electric Dirt Bike MATTRESS $450.00 $40.00 2-Wheeled Bikes TOP MOUNT ROUND and boxspring Call Asking $100.00 $350.00 As is $20.00/ea. VANITY SINK CALL Like new 508-344-8081 Call Call 508-867-4546 Cobble Stones black with black high end 503-260-2163 508-922-5315 $4.00 each Cannon Power-Shot fixtures $400 Firm CHAMPION FOR SALE $250 Call Susan Camera 10x PORTABLE 1999 GMC Tailgate Angle Iron Cutter 508-347-9296 ELECTRIC $100.00 GENERATOR Garage door $50.00 HOLLYWOOD STYLE 6 For Shelving POWER CHAIR with all hardware-white Model 41135 BULB LIGHT 4W296, HK Potter 2790 MODEL JET 3 ULTRA Paid $400.00 74-78 Camaro hood 508-885-3136 BLUE BIRD BOXES 6800 starting watts fixture Normally Sells For $700 from Scooter Store asking $50.00 Get your boxes ready 550 Rotel Watts 860-888-5207 $100 $90 OBO Excellent Condition now for Early Spring! 2 years old, Never used $175.00 Home owner’s manual Assorted antique tools 2001 PONTIAC $5 Each Paid $750.00 Call 5pm-8:30pm Paid $6,000.00 Four double pane windows Asking $550.00 Asking $4,700.00 TRANS AM ALL IN EXCLENT CON- 508-867-6546 Woodstock with frames Dog Crates Call Gordon Will negotiate DITION! 860-481-9003 $50.00 a piece CONVERTIBLE 508-234-3589 Please call Nancy at: Call For Pricing ARCHERY, or 3”x5” 5000 original miles been on lift 860-923-9375 or 401-486-4051 for 10 years Mechanic owned HUNTING teristohlberg COMPLETE SET 860-614-8572 Call Paul $250000/OBO 508-234-2819 EQUIPMENT @yahoo.com RIVIERA CHERRY 774-241-0327 FOR SALE AND KITCHEN Electrical RV 36’ Bridgeport 1.5HP DELTA 16.5 FLOOR 4 SALE ACCESSORIES CABINETS Material GEORGIA BOY Industrial, Commercial, FOR SALE Bedroom set, In Excellent Condition Excellent DRILL PRESS 18000 miles, like new call for Lathe 32 between Residential $400.00 12 drawer dresser chest, Condition includes island with details Like New Mechanic Call 508-764-6908 Wire, Pipe, Fittings, Relays, nightstands king brass Centers 14” Swing butcher block top. Must Gold Framed Wall GRIZZLEY 16” owned Coils, Overloads, Fuses, headboard. Disassemble. Asking Mirror $39000/OBO AUTO PARTS FOR Breakers, Meters, BAND SAW Haywood Wakefield dining $1000.00/OBO 29x41” Radial Arm Drill 13” Punches, Pipe-Benders. $500.00 room table, credenza. Dinette SALE 508-892-3804 $50.00 ELECTRIC table and hutch. Much More Column 4’ arm GRIZZLEY New Recessed Troffer take any or all. No reasonable HYDRAULIC CHAIR 4 Yokohama Avid Tires Flourescent 3-Tube Photos upon request COMBINATION offer refused 205-50-R17V Stack Rack with foot rest Great for Tattoo T-8 277V Fixtures Call Call 860-455-3379 Less than 500-miles COUCH SANDER 1”X42” parlor Enclosed 508-892-1679 $200/OBO $50.00 Free Record Storage $56 Each BELT -8” DISC For Sale $100.00 Audi Custom fit car shelving 200 sections Call 5pm-8:30pm TANNING BED 32 4 TIRES 225-50 KENMORE 508-867-6546 Schweiger Green Call covers 508-943-6179 BULB FACIAL R17 93V A4 & A5 Call WHISPERTONE Southwestern TANNER Michelin Pilot HX MXM4 And 508-792-9950 VACUUM ENGAGEMENT 86” Couch & 65” Loveseat approx 34K Miles Weathershield Floor with matching pillows $75.00 RING new lexon glass in home use $100.00 Firm Mats Price reasonable FOR SALE $400/OBO New bulbs Excellent condition BRINX SAFE FOR SALE Call 860-779-0022 ELECTRIC RAZOR 5 TIRES WITH 18X12 INCHES $50.00 HUGE TV 14k Gold DUNE BUGGIES. Call in the Evening AIR HOCKEY TABLE For sale Call $50.00 Diamond $175 each or both for $300. 508-943-4964 RIMS 61X33 INCHES $60.00 TOMATO AND Southbridge Round Brilliant Call between P205-65 R15 H approx 6k CUCUMBER CAGES 2008 JVC HD TV 508-764-9309 FOOSBALL TABLE HOOVER 1.09Cts noon and 7pm and leave Miles 55X30 INCHES $60.00 13” wide x 54” tall 56” DLP Projection Clarity message. $300.00 Firm CALL CANISTER Made out of concrete wire New Bulb & Bulb in Box BLACK&DECKER VS-1 508-867-3051 VARIABLE SPEEED (508) 885-4212 Color Will last forever! $300 or best offer CALL WINDTUNNEL $4.00 each 508-234-3460 K 508-236-1256 JIG SAW $150.00 or best offer 860-774-4469 Four 17” Low profile BROYHILL FONTANA $2850 or best offer. 860-334-5061 $18.00 (Brooklyn) Yokohama Tires 2013 HONDA PINE please call ORECK 508-764-6843 Mounted on Eikei Sportline EM6500SX 6500W ENTERTAINMENT For Sale: BOSCH HAND $45.00 SEALY QUEEN SIZE rims. Like new condition. 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Friday, June 26, 2015 • Town-to-Town Classifieds 3 ARCHway, Inc. 010 FOR SALE An agency serving adolescents and adults on the autism spectrum is seeking to expand FREELANCE REPORTER WANTED our leadership team and fill the following positions: Are you a writer at heart? Do you love to capture the moment FOR SALE: Registered Nurse (RN) you’re in with a photograph? This position is a part time position. Flexible hours during the school day M-F are available. Do you have an interest in the 1800s Chair Current License Required goings on in your community, and Blue Flower Seat want to get involved in your town? $75 Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) This is a FT position. Flexible hours are available M-F. Stonebridge Press, your best Country Music Records Must be BCBA accredited or BCBA accreditation eligible. Minimum of 3 years experience source for weekly local news, is From the 60s looking for a hard-working, flexible in ABA/relevant field and a minimum of 2 years in progressive management, freelance reporter. Job will include all in good condition preferably residential experience; This is a Master’s Level Position. $50 writing several stories per week, photography, information gathering Licensed Social Worker (LICSW) and networking. Telephone stand with Folding This is a FT position. Flexible hours M-F are available. Chair Must have a Master’s degree from a school of Social work accredited by the Council of Candidates must be able to work $60 Social Work Education, and has at least 1 year of social work experience. nights and weekends when needed. Residence in the Blackstone Valley is Small Table FT positions include excellent health and dental benefits and generous paid time off. preferred, but not required. $25 Part time positions include generous paid time off Stonebridge Press is an Call To apply: Fax/mail a letter of interest and resume along with salary requirements to: equal opportunity employer. 508-347-7441 ARCHway, Inc. 77 Mulberry Street, Leicester, MA 01524 So what are waiting for? FULL LENGTH Fax: 508-892-0259 Email: [email protected] Send your résumé to Editor Adam Minor at MINK COAT [email protected], or mail to Size Medium Stonebridge Press, ATTN: Editor, Excellent Condition P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550 $800 or BO 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE Call 508-234-8767 HOME MADE PINE KIRBY SENTRIA II REMOTE CONTROL NEW REDUCED COFFEE TABLE VACUUM SYSTEM AIRCRAFTS 010 FOR SALE & PRICES!!! Toyota  Scion  Used  College Graduates Welcome FURNITURE with carpet cleaning some with motors  H o n e s t  E x c e l l e n t R e p u t a t i o n  S a l a r y  C o m m i s s i o n  B o n u s e s TWO END TABLES attachment. Call George  President Award Dealership  Car Allowance  401K DOCTOR Six months old. Classic Star Trek TOOL SHEDS 
 

  
  


  

 
$125.00 774-241-0027 Have your furniture $600 firm. Figurine Set Made of Texture 1-11  Team Atmosphere  Management Opportunity  $55,000 Professionally restored at 8x8 $775 Ex p e c t a t i o n t h e F i r s t Ye a r  E x p e r i e n c e N O T a M u s t , W e W i l l Tr a i n . Call 508-987-3677 In box - never opened ROUND KITCHEN We are searching for the right female OR male to join our team. Reasonable rates. ANTIQUE LAMP JUG 8x10 $960 $100 TABLE  If you are energetic, honest, drug-free, and desire a lucrative furniture face lifting, painting, $40.00 LED R-30 INDOOR Sears Carpet,Upholstery 8x12 $1050 long term career... striping to w/4 chairs FLOODLIGHTS Vacuum 8x16 $1375 See Shane Bacigalupo at Tri-State Toyota
Scion Refinishing, caning and repairs. $125.00 [email protected] DROP LEAF by Philips $60 ANTIQUE DOCTOR COFFEE 12w = 65w (2) HON Side Chairs Delivered and Built On-Site COFFEE TABLE Daniel Ross TABLE Instant on, very bright $30/ea Other Sizes Available 860-382-5410 plus dimmable Mink Fur Jacket-(6/7) and 2 end tables CALL 413-324-1117 $100 $50.00 or Lasts 22.8 years $175/OBO 508-248-9225 Big box stores sell for (2) Mid-back leather TORO LAWN 130 YARD SALES DROP LEAF CART $26-$30 ENTERTAINMENT 100 GENERAL 30 year’s experience office chairs MOWER $85 YOU PAY $15.00 each CENTER YARD SALE $30/ea Two years old or 4 per case $50.00 w/end cabinets 10 KING COURT LEICESTER Excellent condition 107 MISC. FREE HARLEY DAVID- Call Keith Bell motorcyle 10’ long, 74” high across from Castle SON BLACK SWORD SET helmet Self-propelled 6/27 8-2:30 $225.00 Push button LEATHER $65 508-524-9328 Never used FREE Jewelry, dining room set, lawn boots size 8 Med ladies $150.00 LEXINGTON FORGE $60 2 SWIVEL ROCKER 2 twin size mowers, sport collectibles, New in Box Beckett Burner electric beds tools, $100/OBO END TABLE DIRECT VENT CHAIRS Control & Aquastat WASHER & DRYER (not hospital beds) Newer snow tires, duffle bags, W/DRAWER PROPANE STOVE. $25.00 each luggage, household items, lots $75 $200 SET WILSONS BLACK Graphite color. Heating capacity (3) Kincaid “Replica” Mid-sized couch with of new stuff! is approximately 1,200 square New LEATHER BIKER Paintings ONE 2HP SEARS AIR $200.00 matching chairs END TABLE feet. BTU’s 21,000 - 28,000. COMPRESSOR 220 135 LOST AND FOUND Asking $600.00. 2’x3’ $50/ea JACKET W/2 DRAWERS $100.00 with frindge, size M Please Christin Dior Tux JEWELRY SAFE 413-436-8520 MISSING CAT $150/OBO $50 call 860-923-3316. Used once 42-44 long, GARDALL 68 Sturbridge Hill RD w/pleated shirt ONE SUNBEAM GAS Charlton 16” wide 23” tall 109 MUSIC/ARTS 860-455-9918 OLD END TABLE LUMBER $175/OBO GRILL Gray with stripes on body $100.00 and rings around tail. $45 Rough Pine - Dry Cast Iron Christmas $50.00 GUITAR 5% moisture - Sizes up to White on face and chest Tree Stand LEATHER COUCH 1970 GIBSON J50 Named Jack 2”x18”x10’ Furniture quality $25 GIRLS 18 SPEED BIKE ONE BARBECUE GRILL 87” light tan Acoustic w/case Laurie $2.00 board foot or B.O. Sunbeam Whole Local $100.00 508-476-7867 $50.00 $25.00 Great condition 508-826-7359 Leave message House Humidifier $1800.00 o.b.o. Heroes (on wheels) 1-413-244-9510 508-949-1283 774-633-0832 CANOPY MEN & WOMEN’S $50 200 GEN. BUSINESS 3-IN-1 GOLF CLUBS 13’ Sunsetter SLEEP SOFA SMALL UPRIGHT 10FTX20FT 204 WATER EQUIPMENT Complete (with carriages) Awning Cover 4 years old, neutral color, very WHITE LAQUER $135.00 Make Offer Never Used good condition, TRAC VAC PIANO 2000 SEADOO 720 $30 Owned by one person with no Model 385-IC/385LH w/Bench with caravan trailer 14” Snow Chains pets. MANY HARD Used Once 11 years old Red & white AIR CONDITIONER $20 $275.00/OBO COVER BOOKS Best Offer Excellent condition Very fast and fun! New, Used only 8 hours! 15” Cable Paid $3700 $200.00 Snow Chains SOLID OAK TABLE BEAR CAT Asking $1500 $1500

SMALL COFFEE Brand New with two chairs 27x30 open 508-637-1168 Call 774-244-6781 TABLE VAC-N-CHIP PRO 508-892-7160 $35 27x15 closed 508-234-8297 $40.00 Never used mint condition, Used Engine & VAC PRO 130 YARD SALES MINT CONDITION 2002 Pontiac 3.4 ltr. V-6 $225.00/OBO Models 72085, 72285, 265 FUEL/WOOD ELECTRIC BASE BAR STOOLS $250 72295 **************** Call Used Twice ASHLEY WOOD 6 Armed Bar stools Antique-Kelvinator DEADLINE FOR BOARD 508-779-0735 Best Offer $25.00 $100.00 each Electric range YARD SALE STOVE w/double oven, broiler SUBMISSIONS IS ex. condition 5 Stools B/O CALL 508-765-5763 holds up to 2’ log FOUND HERE! WOODEN DOLL NOON MONDAY $75.00 Each Call Ed @ SNOW TRACKING brick-lined large ash pan CRADLE 508-479-9752 TREES FOR SALE FOR ALL asking $300.00 $15.00 Refrigerator LET’S MAKE A DEAL! TIRES Evergreen Trees, Colorado MASS. WEEKLY HOOVER CARPET- 413-668-6330 $150.00 185x65 R15 Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, PAPERS CLEANER NEW $50.00 each ANTIQUE Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall Deadline subject to change $100.00 Slot machine NordicTrack Elite Lightly Used due to holidays CROQUET SET All 10 trees for $85 Local $150.00 14.7 Elliptical Norway Spruce, 3.5’ Call for more info TWO GLASS TABLE $40.00 Call 5/$99 ******************** News Call 2 years old, Like new, 508-637-1401 Eastern Pine 5-7’ tall TOPS Internet access, Paper work LARGE FISHER 508-885-3096 5/$99 MOVING SALE $50.00-each Bought $1399 Excellent privacy TAKAMINE 12 June 26th and 27th SPEAKER Myers Convertible asking $850.00 border/ornamental STRING from 9-2 DISHES NEW AND $50.00 Jet/Tank pump system, Call 508-278-5762 7 Gal. 6 Hiawatha Heights, ELECTRIC/ evenings Woodstock Valley OLD. 1/2h.p. with 50’ hose Wii ELECTRIC CHORD Rain or shine never used ACOUSTIC GUITAR Want to Place w/Balance Board Appliance, Yard, household ORGAN $175 Very good condition a Classified Ad? 508-885-3136 Controllers, Games Call 800-536-5836 $75.00 w/hard shell case $325 items and etc. Home H2O Kooler with Bought $500 860-888-5207 hot faucet Fender Stratocaster Asking $250.00 Mexican made MULI-FAMILY TWO SUNROOF $50 FOUND HERE! blue/white excellent Lawn Mowers & More USED ADULT POWER YARD SALE HUSQVARNA KITS condition $350 or BO 774-297-9279 CHAIR Sunday June 28th Central Boiler E-Classic $100.00 Precious glass tank for reptiles 30”Hgt x LAWN TRACTOR 8am-2pm 1400/2400 NASCAR Moments 12”width x19 1/2” depth $10 YTH24V48LS, 24hrs, Brand ADULT POTTY CHAIR 345 Main St OUTDOOR WOOD New, 24hp Briggs, Hydro, GOLF CLUBS WITH Die-Cast Models Collection 774-272-0821 Oxford MA Fabricated Deck, Toys BAG They’re Back! FURNACE Bagger/Blower, 48in Deck. and stands THREE WHEEL CHAIR furniture $50.00 $5 And Up! 28 pieces Cleaner & Greener $3400.00 books EPA Qualified BRAND NEW SHIPMENT! 508-867-2887 CRAFTSMAN 2 WALKERS clothes 25-Year Warranty LARGE ANTIQUE SANDERS jewelry CRAFTSMAN Blessings Farm Call Today PICTURE FRAME All under $50.00 and much more! GARDEN 50 H Foote Road PULASKI HALL 8 NFL SUPER BOWL 508-882-0178 $50.00 Charlton COINS WANTED CrystalRockFarm.com TRACTOR 508-248-1411 OAK TREE HOMELITE CHAIN $1600.00 Always Buying FIREWOOD GT6000, 20hrs, Brand New, PORTABLE PODIUM With beveled mirror, 4 hanging SAW 27hp Kohler, Hydro, 48in Deck, New hooks, one drawer, and storage Old Toys Cut, Split & Delivered Mulch Kit, Bagger, Snowplow, $60.00 in the base of the unit. EZ supper auto Asking -Pre 1980- Green & Seasoned Wheelweights, Tire Chains Queen PillowTop 80” High 40” Wide 16” Deep $50.00 $3500.00 Banks $3200.00 Mattress Superb condition wind up Wood Lots Wanted Can email photos NEW CEILING Call CALL with Box Spring tin mechanical 508-347-3775 Call LIGHTS 508-832-3029 battery-op Call Paul 774-452-3514 in Original Plastic Friction 508-769-2351 508-347-7492 $10-$50 Each Need to Place WORCESTER etc a Classified Ad? $150.00 OLD BICYCLES FREE Local Call 800-536-5836 Call 508-885-3136 COUNTY REGULATION High wheel Call: 508-410-7050 MEMORIAL PARK Construction POOL TABLE Balloon tire News THREE PIECE Paxton MA Wood Johnson and Evinrude NEW Needs new felt, $500 Garden of Valor Stingray WHITE 2x4’s, 2x6’s, Lot 100B outboards, QUEEN Schwinn Plywood beams, 3/4’ thick, WROUGHT IRON two sought after side by side 2-30hp, several left from 2 HARDWOOD Raleigh Assorted sizes & thickness PILLOWTOP spaces last season PATIO SET, all makes and models CHERRY Park Price $200-$650. MATTRESS Sofa and two chairs cushions considered Good for wood stoves $8200 for both with Box Spring CABINETS included very sturdy excellent -1880s-1970s- and outdoor burners OBO Also, I need motors, in Original Plastic $150.00 Glass Doors, Moveable shelves, quality and condition. Also parts & Accessories Clean Wood! parts - 1958-’85 75”x30”x20” $500 for pair. $350.00Firm 508-856-0346 & Literature

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433 CLEANING House/Office ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Cleaning PUBLISHING OFFICE SPORTS Available Reasonable rates. No job too big or small. Southbridge, MA Day and evening CORRESPONDENT hours available. Stonebridge Press, Inc. is in search of an administrative assistant in our -Bonded- Southbridge publishing headquarters. Duties include contacting news sources (via telephone and email) in our market areas to assist them with Call Wendy for a FREE estimate at: their news copy, community events, listings, etc. It also includes assisting 508-943-9880 our editor and ad manager in writing advertising copy, and news stories to TLC run in our numerous local newspa- HOME CLEANING We Use & Supply Organic pers and websites. Applicants must Cleaners To Ensure possess excellent writing skills, drive Stonebridge Press sports department Your Family’s Safety. to succeed, enjoy talking to people, is seeking an individual to cover and Gift Certificates For excellent social media skills, comput- Baby Showers, photograph high school sports. Anniversaries, And More! er savvy, and enjoy helping people. A Perfect Gift! Candidate will be flexible with hours This is a fast paced full-time position Office/Homes ideal for someone who loves to write, likely on Friday nights & weekends. Spring/Fall Cleaning Weekly/Bi-Weekly talk to people, and make a difference. Correspondent must have digital camera Monthly Cleaning Organization skills a must. and the ability to e-mail photos and story. Flexible Hours/Days Please send cover letter and Registered/Insured/Bonded resume. Resumes without cover letter Please apply to either WE PUT AN EXTRA will NOT be considered. Adam Minor at DAY IN YOUR Hourly rate plus paid vacation, [email protected] WEEKEND!

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or Nick Ethier at the support of a top notch pub- ASK FOR TAMMIE AT 508-347-3275 lishing company. Future growth [email protected] potential for the right person. or call (508) 764-4325 442 LICENSED DAY We will train a future SUPERSTAR! and leave a message at extension CARE 130 or 133. ************************* The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of Child Care Send cover letter and resume to: 310 GENERAL HELP 310 GENERAL HELP 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL Services requires that all [email protected] WANTED WANTED ads placed in the AMANDEEP KAUR PERSONAL CARE newspaper for child care GENERAL (daycare) in your home DDS PC ATTENDANT include your license number LABORER/ NEEDED FOR has a j/o for a Dentist. Job loc LANDSCAPER male 448 FURNITURE 283 PETS 285 PET CARE 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY in Webster, MA. Diagnose & NEEDED, quadriplegic treat diseases, injuries, & Monday-Friday QUEEN PILLOW TOP loading & unloading trucks malfrmtns of teeth & gums. 4pm-8pm MATTRESS SET Need help with WANTED College students welcome Examn patients to dtrmn nature $13.38Hr $150.00 your pets Route Old Mopeds, Scooters, of condtn, utilizing x-rays, Some tree work Experience necessary 508-347-7804 I have a NEW Queen veterinary care? 169 Dirt Bikes dental instrmnts, & other Call for appointment Mattress w/Box Any condition diagnostic procdrs. Clean, fill, 508-943-8385 We can help still in the Looking for projects extract, & replace teeth using HAMPTON original plastic! at an affordable price! Antiques rotary & hand instrmnts, dental Going... Going... Cash paid INN NAME BRAND 884 Worcester St. Call Travis applncs, meds, & surgcl 325 PROFESSIONAL Gone to the Dogs implmnts. Prvd prevntv dental Call/text Southbridge MA Leave message STURBRIDGE ELP ANTED svcs to patients, such as appl of H W 860-916-5040 Training and behavior is now hiring for 774-242-9227 fluoride & sealants to teeth, & management in your Looking To Purchase the following positions: (We also sell) eductn in oral & dental hygiene. TRAILER TRUCK 454 HOME home. Antiques Req DMD or DDS in Dentistry Breakfast IMPROVEMENT Positive methods used. And Collectibles (Science) as well as Current DRIVERS Attendant WANTED TO BUY $ Certified Pet Dog Single Items State Licensure, Current DEA WANTED Or Entire Estates Certificate & MA State 1 trainer and member BY COLLECTOR Front Desk PAINTING Controlled Substance APDT Old comic books Attendant Interior/ We Buy It All 1940s and up Certificate. Mail res & cvr ltr: *************** Exterior Call Renelle at Amandeep Kaur DDS PC, 70 And Also Do Beatles memorabilia Apply in person 508-892-1850 Worcester Rd, Webster, MA Power Washing On-Site Estate Sales 1960s and up hampton Inn Our veterinarians can help email: 01570; Job 14AMK01; EOE Carpentry And Famous monster 328 Main St Class A CDL with spay/neuter and/or general [email protected] Estate Auctions • FREE ESTIMATES • medical appointments. magazines, Godzilla, Sturbridge MA 01566 Hazmat • FULLY Insured • Additional discounts CALL MIKE ANYTIME Frankenstein and EOE Based in • Reasonable Rates • monster items, Comfort Inn and Suites available for those on North Brookfield Rich O’Brien financial assistance. 774-230-1662 Old toys and in Sturbridge Local is now hiring for HANDY MAN Painting Please call advertising items 28 Years Of Experience 508-637-1333 NEEDED ****************** 508-248-7314 or online at Heroes $ BUY & SELL $ Call: 860-779-2469 HOUSEKEEPER For industrial property to assist Weekends required building manager when needed www.secondchanceanimals.org ALL GOLD & SILVER Please Call ITEMS 457 LAWN/GARDEN Want to Place FRONT DESK call Need to Place Specializing in a Classified Ad? 508-867-3235 a Classified Ad? Call 800-536-5836 Nights and weekends required 508-753-3670 JD 455 ZERO Call 800-536-5836 NUMISMATIC COINS, gold & silver of any form! TURN MOWER. BREAFAST ATTENTD HELP WANTED weekends required 400 SERVICES 48” deck. 350 hours Well Qualified with over 30 OFFICE/CLERICAL maintained and in very good years experience & condition. Kept in garage. NIGHT AUTIDTOR PT Clerical Person needed from 284 LOST & FOUND a following of many WAR $1500 OBO. Friday & Saturday Monday-Friday, $600.00 8’x6’ Blackboard satisfied customers. PETS RELICS weekly. Computer skills are a Old School 508-765-3444 must. Need to be detail $500.00 We also sell a nice Apply in person or apply & WAR oriented, possess good selection of fine jewelry, online at Did you find customer service skills, some 500 REAL ESTATE antiques & collectibles. SOUVENIRS www.sturbridgecomfort Hearthstone Soap Stone your pet? cash & items Wood Stove inn.com/career handling skills,Must be able to Bring in your items & WANTED Or find a home do Lil errand. Apply Email: $1900.00 505 APARTMENTS FOR see what they’re worth. WWII & EARLIER Foster [email protected] RENT for one? You won’t leave Oak Dining room Table FOUND HERE! disappointed. CA$H WAITING! Helmets, Swords, Parents Wanted SEASONAL HIGH- 2 Leaves/6 Chairs APARTMENTS Honesty and fairness $725.00 Stowe Farm are our best policies! Daggers, Bayonets, Seeking Quality Homes WAY EMPLYEEE FOR RENT Fun for all ages Medals, Badges, Flags, Throughout Central MA IN SOUTHBRIDGE Lee’s Uniforms, etc. To Provide Foster Care WANTED 73” Mitsubishi Coins & Jewelry Over 30 Years Experience. To Children In Need. Temporary 12 week Position Big-Screen TV -summer camp No benefits $1500.00 One bedroom available 239 West Main Street Call David 24/7 Support. Generous -birthday parties Work Schedule 30hr/week. in nice neighborhood, East Brookfield 1-508-688-0847 Reimbursement. -Horse back riding Pay rate $15.00/hr 3-Piece Oak $500/Month (Route 9 - Panda I’ll Come To YOU! $1000 Sign-On Bonus LET US KNOW!!! lessions Work location Bedroom Set plus utilities Garden Plaza) Please call us so that we -dog borad, bathing Call For Details Brookfield $750.00 508-637-1236 Valid Class D Driver’s License can take your ad Two bedroom in a nice Required. Sept and Oct 508-341-6355 (cell) out of the paper... Position will begin July 1, 2015 774-545-6161 area $700/month Apple and pumpkin picking 300 HELP WANTED Town-To-Town Applications available at plus utilities Brookfield Highway Garage, Petting zoo and more GREAT Classifieds 56 Mill St. Brookfield, MA 402 GENERAL SERVICES FLEA MARKET Call 508-909-4111 310 GENERAL HELP 01506 508-764-2293 508-865-9860 Every Saturday and Sunday WANTED Stowe Rd. Millbury MA year round Devereux Therapeutic Call The www.stowefarm.com Dealers, leave your stuff 311 PART-TIME BROOKFIELD 285 PET CARE Foster Care Junk Man set-up in our secure facility HELP WANTED APARTMENT 286 LIVESTOCK ADMIN ASSISTANT Dealer days every 508-829-6769 Trees Cut One Bedroom Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 For Appointment coordination, Brush/Limbs FAN-C-PET BAGGED Event and meeting PART TIME SALES Beautiful, quiet area. Ever-changing array Removed Easy access to route 9. Mobile SHAVINGS of cool, cool stuff planning,Make travel FRENCH TEENS PERSON arrangements,Pick up dry Second floor $4.75 Each 800-551-7767 FREE METAL PICK-UP Grooming Salon cleaning, Banking, Must NEED NORTH OXFORD Furnished Horse quality dudleyflea.com Appliances, possess a valid driver’s license. $750/mo 3.25 size FAMILYS MILLS CARPET Furniture, TV’s. send your resume to: including utilities Rock Valley Farm Construction Vicki Kelley WANTED [email protected] IMMEDIATELY AND FLOORING For more information West Brookfield MA Materials. CASH PAID FOR OLD for this summer call 774-232-7761 Professional 508-867-2508 Cellars/Attics Cleaned. BARBIE three week stay great cultural Flooring showroom looking for Groomer experience compensation part time help 1 -2 days per Small Building DUDLEY 295 BUILDING SUPPLIES AND DAWN DOLLS 20 Years Exp. $150.00 weekly week. Experience great, but will Demolition, First floor, one bedroom HINGES VINYL DOLLS [email protected] train. Customer interface so Residential Moves. apartment, living room, small “We Go Right from the great attitude needed. Hourly Furnaces Removed kitchen, deck, includes heat and Heavy duty 54” long 1-800-421-7217 toYour Door” 50s 60s 70s www.lec-usa.com pay. Relaxed environment. electricity, rubbish removal, 508-987-2419 stainless steel also Flexible on days but may off street parking. piano hinges clothing and extras involve occasional Saturday. Dave No-smoking No-pets please help $50.00 each call 508-867-2564 $675/month Need to Place a Classified Ad? Brand new 9am-9pm Call 800-536-5836 Contact Rob References first and security Call 800-536-5836 774-633-0832 508-450-7330 merci beau coup 508-987-8521 413-262-5082 508-943-8651 Want to Place a Want Ad? Classified

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505 APARTMENTS FOR 546 CEMETERY LOTS 575 VACATION RENTALS RENT CEMETERY LOTS DUDLEY AVAILABLE PRIME WEEKS Four room apartment. second Pine Grove Cemetery STILL AVAILABLE! floor off street parking. Spencer, MA no pets. $650.00 a month Single lot $1000 applications now being taken Double $2000 call Single cremation lot 508-943-9474 $400.00 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 740 MOTORCYCLES 750 CAMPERS/ 700 AUTOMOTIVE DUDLEY TRAILERS Call Mike 1993 FORD F450 2000 HARLEY Caterpillar Service truck Like New-Under THREE BEDROOM 774-200-6164 2009 JAYCO POP 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 450 Dually DAVIDSON 2,300 miles TOWN HOUSE or 7.3 International diesel Heritage soft tail Spring around the corner UP CAMPER 1.5 Bath central air, pinegrovecemetery 5 Speed transmission classic be ready-to-ride with great condition has two battery 4 Tires w/Rims Service body Oak flooring [email protected] Excellent condition this fantastic boxes, comes with plug in fans. 2009 midsize Ford 201,000 miles Granite countertops Always garaged 2006 Suzuki $3500.00/OBO $1500/month 125/55R16 International 2050 One owner Boulevard VL800K Located in Dudley First-Last-security South Dennis, Will fit new Ford 5 lug pattern Rotating Crane Like new Saddle bags-Visor Call Local Only 20,500 miles Credit check off Rte. 134: $450.00 $2650 Buy Now for fantastic start 860-377-7169 Asking $6,500.00 508-277-8867 Cozy 3 BR, (dbl, queen, 508-779-0194 to spring Leave message 508-943-1740 Call EAST BROOKFIELD Heroes 2 twins) 1 bath home with $4900.00 full kitchen & microwave, 1998 DODGE 1500 508-341-6127 774-329-9160 COACH CLIPPER TWO BEDROOM washer/dryer, screened in porch w/ picnic table, grill, 720 CLASSICS PICKUP CAMPING HALF DUPLEX cable TV. Outdoor shower. 110000 Miles 2004 YAMAHA WANTED TRAILER-2003 granite counters On dead-end street. 1934 MERCEDES $1250 SILVERADO 1100 Kawasaki With awing central AC Near shopping, theater, 500k, Heritage Replica, Black and root beer brown Motorcycles Fridge, stove, sink, toilet applianced restaurants, bike trail, Red, Tan Int., 2001 FORD WIND Lots of chrome, In excellent condition W/D Hook-ups fishing, playground, Rebuilt ‘79 Camaro 1969-76 windshield, saddle bags, Bunks stain-free Large wrap around deck 10 minutes from bay and AC, 1000 miles since built, STAR (3 & 4 cylinder prefered) luggage rack $3600 or BO overlooking pond ocean side beaches. Always inside 143000 Miles Any Condition off Rt-9 A good looking bike! MUST SEE! $1400 Call (860)774-3365 or Off street parking Weeks Still Available: 1 owner, 8K miles CAll JOE $19,750 Always garaged (860)428-7097 no pets/smoking June 27 - July 4 Call (978)760-5042 $975/month $4,000.00 July 11 - July 18 860-774-5802 508-779-0194 or (508)481-3397 LAKESIDE RV Utilities not included Aug 22 - Aug 29 860-779-0695 First+Last 860-774-1932 1998 HARLEY RESORT 508-579-2590 [email protected] Off season rates available 2008 KAWASKI 745 RECREATIONAL Own RV lot for less than renting DAVIDSON Developers final phase HANDICAPPED 883 10000K Original owner VULCAN 500 EHICLES Call Janet 1950 LINCOLN V All lots 50% off FOUND HERE! $2600.00 Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool ADAPTED at 508-865-1583 Family Owned MOTORCYCLE after 6 pm, or email 3200 mi., Black Activity Center Webster Two bedroom weekend driver 1950 50 LINCOLN 2 SNOWMOBILES Apartment Cemetery Plots June at 4 door Like New [email protected] Asking $2400/OBO AND A TRAILER Available now Worcester County Memorial Good running condition SUICIDE DOOR 508-989-8165 Park for more information. 508-867-8374 Heat and hot water Always garaged family owned FOR SALE Valor II Section 860-428-7101 90000k weekend driver 760 VANS/TRUCKS Included Graves 1 & 2 Need to Place $8000.00 FOR SALE: Subsided apt a Classified Ad? 1997 Polaris 500 EFI 1992 GMC Call Call 800-536-5836 1963 2007 Valued at $7600 860-428-7101 $1500 Diesel Truck 508-987-1595 Asking $4000 CHEVROLET HARLEY DAVID- BISCAYNE UPS Truck-Style, SOUTHBRIDGE 2003 JEEP 4X4 SON SUPER GLIDE 2002 Polaris 700 Aluminum Grumman Body, 508-885-6489 MUST SEE! 3 Bedroom first floor double LIBERTY LIMITED 7500 Mi. Black. Classic Shelves. Rebuilt 508-885-4278 RV in Co-op Park Small $2500 Transmission/Motor, parking, $900/month Only 81k mi. Cond Vg/ Excel Excellent Condition, High Performance New Fuel Tank, Radiator, Steer- First and Last $26,900 Asking $7125 or best offer clean with many extras. CEMETERY PLOTS V8 ing Box. Dual Wheels, 401-434-8997 Call $8500. 2012 Mission Double Worcester County Woodstock, CT Automatic Overdrive 11’ Area Behind Seats 860-966-6042 Please call Bert Trailer Memorial Park $16999/OBO Excellent Condition SOUTHBRIDGE 860-315-7609 $3500 Paxton, MA 508-949-0771 14,100GVWR New Garden of Gospels 2004 BUICK 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Harley Davidson Call 1 plot #150 OWN A PIECE OF Call 5pm-8:30pm Off-street parking 2 grave sites LESABRE CUSTOM Fat Boy 774-696-0219 No Pets 508-867-6546 AUTOMOTIVE (PRESIDENTIAL) 2001 Carberated 70K After 5 1 Bedroom: $725/mo Asking $2200 HISTORY 76K miles; 4-door; metallic $8500.00 508-867-6706 3/4 TON CHEVY 2 Bedroom: $825/mo Seasonal campsite champagne w/black landow Silver Anniversary SILVERADO 386-576-6663 Meadowside of Woodstock, roof; light tan interior; leather Own your own lot. Edition 1978 heated seats; new tires; MOTOR HOME 4 SALE 4-wheel drive, 1986 First & Security Corvette Indy Pace Car Tornado Call: 508-765-5852 SELLING Trailer with add-ons which super clean; 38’ 1998 Dutchstar Selling for parts L-82, Auto, 39k great condition; Catamaran Two side by side cemetery plots contain large family room, two 300 Cummins Diesel Matching Numbers asking $6,500 20’ Great Shape $600 Firm SOUTHBRIDGE in Worc. County Memorial park bedrooms, dining room, Spartan Chassis screened porch, vinyl siding, All Factory Original 508-476-2236 $3650.00 83,000 Miles One Bedroom Cottage in Paxton, Ma. $1300 Call Mike large shed, outdoor fire pit, Excellent Condition Lots of Options on private property includes transfer fee’s. 508-832-2566 mostly furnished. Throughout! Appliances included Call 508-868-0830 2004 CHRYSLER 774-545-6161 508-335-3948 Please leave message Park ammenities: $21900.00/OBO gas log fireplace SEBRING large swimming pool, rec hall. Must Sell electric heat WORCESTER pavilion, mini golf, bocci, Call Ed 4 dr. sedan No smoking/pets COUNTY horseshoes, fish pond, 508-479-9752 4 cylinder, automatic $750/Month playground-low yearly 104,500 miles 508-765-0322 MEMORIAL PARK maintenance fees. 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Americans celebrate their indepen- a crowd of colonists and a collection of British troops to seize military supplies dence from British rule every July British soldiers. The soldiers opened from the colonists at Concord. When Fourth. Celebrations typically include fire on the crowd, killing five and the colonists discovered the plan, they fireworks, parades and parties. While wounding six others. This incident sent their own militia to intercept the the signing of the Declaration of helped increase anti-British sentiments forces at Lexington. The British would Independence in 1776 was a seminal in the colonies. win at Lexington but were defeated at moment in both American and world • 1773: A few years after the Boston Concord. Throughout 1775, many other history, the following are some nota- Massacre, colonists boarded British clashes between colonists and British ble events that took place in the years ships in the Boston harbor and threw troops took place, eventually culmi- preceding 1776 and helped to shape the tea into the sea as protest against nating in an event that would forever the country now known as the United the Tea Act. Known as The Boston Tea change American history. States of America. Party, this event proved a catalyst for • 1776: On July 4, 1776, the Second • 1765: The Passage of the Stamp Act revolution. Continental Congress adopted the marked the first major form of taxation • 1774: After the Intolerable Acts aimed Declaration of Independence, which for- on British colonists living in what is to punish colonists for The Boston Tea mally proclaimed American colonies now America. The act imposed taxes party, delegates from 12 of the original independent from Britain. However, on printed materials to help offset the 13 colonies met illegally to form the Britain was not willing to bend to colo- costs of British troops in the colonies First Continental Congress. They con- nists’ wishes. and replenish British debts. Colonists vened to discuss plans for dealing with • 1776-1783: Several battles took place were upset they had no say in how taxes various British offenses. Congress also during this time period, including were levied or how the money would be developed political statements against Moore’s Creek Bridge, Sullivan’s Island spent. the British and urged people to boycott and Fort Washington. France was • 1767: After repealing the Stamp Act, British goods. The first president of brought into the war in 1777. A success- American Revolution formally ended Britain imposed the Townshend Acts, this congress was Payton Randolph. ful sea-and-land campaign of American on September 3, 1783 with the Treaty a series of taxes on various British John Hancock was appointed president and French armies led to the surrender of Paris. The British Empire accept- goods, including tea. Again, colonists the following year after the monarchy of British troops at Yorktown. ed defeat and recognized the indepen- were outraged, spurring a boycott on ignored the first Congress’ petition. • 1783: Nearly two decades after dence of the United States of America. British goods. • 1775: The British governor of colonists began voicing their dis- TF157340 • 1770: The Boston Massacre involved Massachusetts sent several hundred pleasure with British laws, the Just A Bite Of Dessert? Make It With Blueberries! 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Or chop the cake into pieces and pulse in a food processor until you have coarse crumbs. If you 2 cups fresh blueberries want to make crumbs from homemade cake, freeze it first for easier handling. 11/2 cups crumbs (about 4 ounces) from frozen To assemble the desserts, line up six small glasses and stack about two tablespoons each of the cake, reduced-fat pound cake the pudding and the fresh blueberries in the glasses; repeat until all the ingredients are used. A spoonful of 1/2 cup sweetened whipped cream whipped cream tops them off. In medium bowl with electric mixer or wire whisk, Variations: Use other instant pudding flavors, such Serve the “Blueberry-Lemon Teasers” immediately as vanilla, cheesecake, coconut or banana. or cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for up to 24 blend milk and pudding mix for 2 minutes; set aside for 5 minutes to set. Into six 6-ounce glasses, evenly hours. Dessert is ready when you are and at just 172 Yield: 6 portions calories per serving, you can kick back and enjoy a divide half of the cake crumbs, pudding and blue- berries; repeat. Cover and refrigerate until ready to guilt-free dessert that delivers plenty of flavor with Per portion: 172 calories; 3.7 g protein; 35 g carbohy- creamy texture and juicy blueberries in every bite. serve. Just before serving, top with a swirl of whipped cream. drates; 2.6 g total fat; 1.3 g saturated fat; 7 mg cholester- Summer is blueberry season and a good time to ol; 303 mg sodium; 1.4 g dietary fiber. enjoy fresh blueberries every day. Blueberries can How to Host an 4th of July Cupcakes Independence Day Celebration on a Budget What would the summer be with- conversation and some music playing Yellow Cupcakes out a barbecue, some fireworks and in the background. If budget allows, you a backyard full of family and can purchase some outdoor games, such 3 cups cake flour sifted friends to celebrate the a s water balloons, a limbo stick and 2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder country’s indepen- a piñata. dence? Visit a 99 cents store. 1/2 teaspoon salt For many people For those with this type 1 3/4 cups granulated sugar July 4th is the official of store in their neigh- 2/3 cup butter kick-off to the sum- borhood, shopping 2 eggs mer entertaining sea- for party supplies can 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract son, and they plan on be inexpensive. These 1 1/4 cups milk making the most of the stores stock everything holiday by planning from colored plates and festive celebrations. napkins, balloons, dec- Preheat oven to 350¡F. Sift together flour, baking powder But will the financial orations, and more for and salt; set aside. Cream sugar and butter together until crunch of today’s economy around one dollar each item. If light. Add eggs and vanilla to creamed mixture and beat take a bite out of July bashes you don’t have a 99 cents store, until thoroughly mixed. Add flour mixture to creamed this year? It doesn’t have to. There wholesale-type stores may also stock are plenty of ways to host a bang of inexpensive items, or look to online mixture alternately with milk, beating well after each an independence day party without retailers like Trading.com. Reign in addition. Continue beating one minute. Pour into pre- spending too many bucks. the booze budget. Alcoholic beverages pared muffin pans. Bake 18-25 minutes or until toothpick Barbecue foods are some of the most can take a bite out of a budget, so stick inserted comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes in pan on rack; cost-conscious ones available. Hot dogs to one or two options, such as malt bev- remove and cool completely before decorating. and hamburgers will satiate those on erages and beer. Or you can create one the guest list and are reasonably inex- signature mixed drink that fits in with pensive, especially when you buy in the theme of the party. Have a non-alco- Icining bulk. For even more savings per burg- holic version available for the kids and er, purchase flash-frozen hamburger those designated drivers. 1 cup unsalted butter at room temperature patties instead of fresh from the meat Do dessert. On a hot day, and after 2 1/2 cups powdered sugar counter. Supermarkets generally dis- spending hours in the yard, a cool des- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract count buns and condiments close to the sert will be appreciated. A cost-effective July 4th weekend, so browse through treat is prepackaged ice cream cups. Or sales circulars for the best deals. If find out if you can arrange to have an Whip the butter on medium high speed for 5 minutes. money really is an object, have a BBQ ice cream truck pass by your home the Reduce speed to low and gradually add the powdered sug- pot luck, asking guests to bring one day of the party and make dessert the ar. Once sugar is incorporated, increase speed to medium dish each. guests’ responsibility. high and add the vanilla. Whip until light and fluffy, about Send out e-vites to guests and save Watch someone else’s fireworks dis- 2 minutes. on postage and paper invitations. play. Fireworks are expensive and ille- They’re fast, environmentally friend- gal in some areas. So leave the display ly, and best of all: inexpensive to someone else. Public parks, board- to send. Entertainment can be simple. walks and municipal areas tend to put If kids will attenting the festivi usually on fireworks shows every year. The key can be entertained by a day in the back- is to track down a display nearby on the yard swimming pool or by setting up a day of your party. Then just bring your sprinkl cool. Adults will make due with own chairs and enjoy the show.TF09733 www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Friday, June 26, 2015 • The Express • 3 Let’s Celebrate the 4th GUIDE TO THE 4th Tips for a festive 4th of July party

when the show starts. televised fireworks event (the Macy’s- states that fireworks injuries often occur • Have something for everyone. sponsored New York City fireworks around the injured patients’ homes. and Independence Day festivities are for show is very popular among viewers, as fireworks injuries require hospitaliza- people of all ages, so hosts should have is the display that takes place in Boston) tion far more often than injuries that do something for everyone. Adults may and encourage guests to sit down on the not involve fireworks. appreciate a cold beer to accompany ground and enjoy the show just as they All types of fireworks have inherent their hamburgers and fireworks, but be would if they were in attendance. The danger, even sparklers. Sparklers burn sure to have plenty of other cold bever- show can be just as entertaining, and at more than 1,000 F and can ignite ages on hand as well. Stock up on soda, guests will likely appreciate that they clothing very quickly. Those who take ice water and other popular non-alco- don’t have to sit in endless traffic once an active roll in the lighting and shoot- holic beverages like lemonade and iced the display has ended. ing of fireworks are more prone to inju- tea. Temperatures on the 4th of July are The 4th of July is one of the most fes- ry. The most common injuries include usually pretty warm, so hosts should tive days on America’s calendar. With a burns, injuries to the eyes from cuts and buy more than they think they might few simple tips, hosts can ensure a mag- foreign objects lodged in the eyes. need, as guests will be looking to stay ical night for family and friends. Although fireworks injuries are com- cool and hydrated throughout the party. mon, they also are largely preventable. When inviting guests, ask if anyone The following are a few safety tips To Americans, Independence Day has any particular food allergies or aimed at helping people avoid injury is a meaningful holiday and often the dietary restrictions. Plenty of delicious when enjoying fireworks displays. centerpiece of summertime festivities. vegetable dishes can be cooked right • Keep your distance. It is import- Commonly referred to as the 4th of July, on the grill for vegetarian guests, and ant for all people watching fireworks to the holiday celebrates the adoption of foods like fish might be more suitable keep their distance from the explosives. the Declaration of Independence, in for guests with preexisting health condi- Even the best-made fireworks can some- which the colonies officially declared tions who should not eat red meat. times veer off course and fly into specta- their independence from Great Britain. • Decorate. Just because the party tors. The further the distance away, the Among the more patriotic days on the is liable to take place outdoors doesn’t better chance for safety. American calendar, the 4th of July is mean hosts can’t decorate. The 4th of • Avoid amateurs. Professional fire- also among the most festive. Fireworks July is all about the red, white and blue, works companies know the ins and displays occur across the country, and so be sure to display the American flag outs of fireworks and often have safety backyard barbecues commonly begin and decorate in the colors of the U.S.A. procedures in place. Fireworks may be in the afternoon and last well into the Purchase Independence Day cups and ignited remotely by a computer or an night. Party hosts who want to ensure plates, and encourage guests to wear Fireworks look beautiful in the night sky, but electronic fuse device, keeping people red, white and blue to the party. Visit away from ground zero. An amateur their 4th of July parties go off without have the potential to be dangerous. a hitch can consider the following tips. the local party store and purchase some may not have the dexterity or skills to • Coordinate the party with the local red, white and blue balloons. get away from the lit firework in time. fireworks display. Nearly every commu- Even the food can be decorated. When enjoying fireworks, just make nity has some type of fireworks display. Instead of making regular cookies, make Fireworks are synonymous with sum- sure the person putting on the show is a As a result, neighboring towns often American flag cookies complete with mer. They mark special occasions, fes- professional. agree to spread the events out so not all red, white and blue coloring, and do tivals and warm-weather holidays like • Exercise caution around fireworks. the displays occur on the same night. the same with the cupcakes. Bartenders Independence Day. When handled by Some people construct their own fire- Communities might host their displays can even use food coloring to make the professionals, fireworks can be quite the works from spare parts or try to up the on the 3rd or 4th of July, and hosts drinks red, white or blue. spectacle. However, if lit by amateurs, ante by adding an accelerant to achieve should determine which night their • Host a fireworks display. Fireworks fireworks can be very risky. a bigger boom. These practices are dan- community will be offering their show. are illegal in many states, so hosts Though they offer awe-inspiring gerous and can lead to highly unpredict- Because fireworks shows are such a big should consult the authorities as to the views, fireworks can be dangerous. able explosions. It’s never good to make part of the holiday, individuals might local fireworks laws before hosting their According to data collected in 2008 by your own fireworks show, but if you want to host their party the night of own party. If fireworks are legal, enlist the Centers for Disease Control and find yourself at a party where someone their town’s festivities. This enables the help of friends and host your own Prevention, an estimated 7,000 people in is experimenting with fireworks, exer- guests to enjoy the display from the small show. Keep the neighbors in mind the United States were treated in emer- cise extreme caution. backyard or walk to a nearby open field when hosting a private fireworks show, gency rooms for injuries sustained from Fireworks can be a fun spectacle to enjoy the display. and always keep children away from the fireworks during the period of June 20 when handled by professionals in a safe For hosts who are tailoring their fireworks. to July 20, 2008. Nearly half of all people manner. Families can consider watch- party around the local fireworks show, If fireworks are illegal in your state, injured were children under the age of ing a city- or town-sponsored fireworks be sure the guests arrive early enough it’s still possible to host a fireworks 15. Most injuries occurred to young peo- display instead of risking injury with so everyone can enjoy some barbecue show. Rent a big screen television ple under the age of 20. at-home pyrotechnics. before the show begins because hosts for the occasion and take it out to the The Canadian Hospitals Injury won’t want to be hovering over the grill backyard. Once the sun sets, turn on a Reporting and Prevention Program Fun facts about America’s national anthem

British fleet where the nego- Smithsonian, the song gained tiations took place until the special significance during the British completed their attack Civil War, a time when many on Baltimore. Key witnessed Americans turned to music to the British fiery bombs on Ft. express their feelings for the McHenry on Chesapeake Bay. flag and the ideals and values it Just before dawn on the morn- represented. The military used ing of September 14, 1814, Key the song for ceremonial purpos- was said to have noticed a huge es, requiring it be played at the American flag still waving raising and lowering of the col- above Ft. McHenry in defiance ors. But many versions of the to the British attack. This imag- song were used during these ery helped inspire the words of ceremonies and celebrations. a poem that eventually would By the 20th century, President become the national anthem. Woodrow Wilson wanted to Key penned the poem on the establish a standard version, back of a letter he held in his so he tasked the United States pocket. After the battle was Bureau of Education to provide over, and Key was released, an official version. In response, he completed the poem at the the Bureau of Education enlist- Indian Queen Hotel, where ed the help of five musicians, he was staying. The poem including Walter Damrosch, was titled, “Defense of Fort Will Earhart, Arnold J. M’Henry.” The poem was put Gantvoort, Oscar Sonneck and to music to fit the popular mel- John Philip Sousa, to agree ody “The Anacreonic Song” on an arrangement. This new by English composer John standardized version was first July 4, 2014 marks the 238th together. Although the lyrics United States raging on, and it Stafford Smith. Key’s broth- played on December 5, 1917 at anniversary of the signing of the and music of the song are wide- was during one such fight, and er-in-law, Judge Joseph H. Carnegie Hall. Declaration of Independence. ly known, many may be unfa- not during the Revolutionary Nicholson, anonymously made It wasn’t until March 3, Fireworks will illuminate miliar with the rich history War as some may think, that the first printing of the lyrics 1931 that “The Star-Spangled the night sky, the rich smell behind the beloved tune. “The Star Spangled Banner” to the melody and the song was Banner” became the official of barbecue will be in the air A poem is born was written. printed in two newspapers. national anthem of the United and the country will be awash America began its fight The War of 1812 was declared The song quickly became pop- States when President Herbert in red, white and blue splen- for independence from Great by the United States to set to ular and soon after, Thomas Hoover signed this designation dor. Chances are the swelling Britain in 1775, and the right some of the issues that Carr of the Carr Music Store in into law. melody of “The Star Spangled Declaration of Independence were not resolved after the Baltimore, Maryland published This Fourth of July, people Banner” will be broadcast over was signed in 1776 to identify Revolutionary War. Francis the words and music under a may be struck by the magnif- the radio and on various fire- the 13 colonies that succeeded Scott Key was an American new title, “The Star-Spangled icence of the fireworks or the work display telecasts. in winning their independence lawyer at the time of this war, Banner.” enjoyment of the parades. But The national anthem is from Britain. However, the negotiating for the release of “The Star-Spangled as the music swells, they can synonymous with the United battles with Britain stretched an American hostage being Banner” takes off also think twice about the sig- States America, and its notes on. Fights over territories kept held by the British. Although “The Star-Spangled Banner” nificance of the events that very well may be the patriot- disputes between the British Key won the hostage’s release, became one of the nation’s inspired the creation of the ic glue that binds the country Empire and the newly formed he was not able to leave the most beloved patriotic songs in country’s national anthem. the 19th century. According to

wade in the water or take a few laps. Plan a Wiffle® ball game for kids and dig Fourth of July barbecue essentials some horseshoe pits or buy a ring toss set so adults can engage in some friendly competition as well. The 4th of July is fast approach- include the following backyard barbe- will need refreshing beverages at par- ing and revelers across the nation cue essentials this Independence Day. ties held in early July, but be sure to Safety Food are preparing to toast their indepen- stock up on a variety of beverages so Though no one wants to think of a dence with family and friends. For No 4th of July barbecue is complete guests are not forced to consume drinks 4th of July celebration taking a turn many Americans, backyard barbecues without food, so hosts should be sure they don’t want. Be sure to have plenty for the unsafe, hosts must prepare for are synonymous with the 4th of July, to stock up on popular barbecue fare of water available to guests, and pro- emergencies. Restock the first-aid kit if a day that, in the United States like hot dogs and hamburgers. Though vide sodas, iced tea and lemonade as necessary and keep a constant eye on of America, commemorates the adop- such foods likely won’t be mistaken well. Offer alcoholic beverages to adult guests, especially children, to ensure tion of the Declaration of Independence for gourmet fare anytime soon, 4th of guests, but don’t go overboard stocking everyone is having a safe and happy by the Second Continental Congress on July revelers often embrace the tradi- up on alcohol, as that might encourage time. Program a list of local taxi com- July 4, 1776. tion of grilling up some hot dogs and guests to overindulge. panies into your phone so you can eas- Games Precious few Americans can say hamburgers even if they tend to avoid ily call for transportation should any they have not been present at a 4th such foods throughout the rest of the Backyard barbecues are most guests have too much to drink during of July barbecue or witnessed a fire- year. Hosts should not feel pressured to fun when guests are entertained, the festivities. One, if not both, hosts works display honoring America’s provide gourmet fare on July 4th, but it so plan to have some games available for should abstain from alcohol so they can official declaration of independence is a thoughtful gesture to ask guests in guests of all ages. Encourage guests to serve as designated driver should the from Great Britain. Hosting a July 4th advance if they have any food allergies bring a change of clothes or swimsuits if need arise at the end of the night. barbecue for the first time may have or need to avoid certain foods for other games will involve water or something Backyard barbecues are a staple of some hosts anxious about throwing a reasons. that might soil their clothing. If you July 4th, and there’s no reason your Beverages summer soirée to remember, but fun have a pool, purchase some pool games summer soirée can’t be one to remem- is sure to be had if hosts remember to It goes without saying that guests so swimmers can do more than just ber for years to come. 4 • The Express • Friday, June 26, 2015 Remberance Pendants Forever In My Heart

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