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East Brookfield Business, Community, & Restaurant Guide Spencer, Leicester, & The Brookfields 2019 Published by the Spencer New Leader & Stonebridge Press Family Owned Since 1962 We’re with you every step of the way! Before the sale, During the sale, and After the sale! Your Local Jeep, Dodge, RAM Dealer! No misleading ads – No Gimmicks The Lowest Interest Rates – Free Loaner Cars WE MAKE CAR BUYING EASY AND ENJOYABLE! Come in and visit or browse our lineup at: www.guzikmotors.com 95 E. Main St., Rtes. 9 & 32, Ware - Just Over The West Brookfield Line 413-967-4210 or 800-793-2078 Buying A House Should Be A Dream Come True, Not A Nightmare! Consider this… 3 Many people who COULD buy a home do 3 I can be trusted with your most important not even know it! personal financial information and will not 3 Just because you are pre-approved up to a share that information with ANYONE not certain amount doesn’t mean you should associated with your mortgage. spend that much on a home. 3 I will answer any and all questions you have 3 Meet with me face-to-face to go over YOUR about making one of the biggest decisions numbers and YOUR situation. Mortgages in your life! I want you to feel comfortable should not be cookie-cutter loans. when you sign on the dotted line. 3 I work for and by myself and can find a 3 Best of all... it’s FREE to call and seek mortgage that fits YOU instead of fitting expert advice on securing a mortgage or you into the limited mortgages that refinancing your current home. So CALL another company might have. TODAY and see what I can do to help you live the American Dream of owning Outgrown your house or apartment? a home on your terms and within your Call Ron today and get pre-approved! budget. Finding a mortgage loan for your home can be a confusing experience. With so many options to choose from, it can be difficult to find your way. That is why Face-to-Face Mortgage is your number one source for a loan. I represent several local and national lenders, and I have the expertise to simplify the process and locate a program to fit your needs. Get the service and selection you want from Face-to-Face Mortgage. Have a special situation and would like to sit down and talk? PLEASE CALL! H Have a low FICO score... You still may be able to buy H Get Pre-approved before you start looking to buy! your home (Even as low as 580) H Even if you have missed a payment or two, H Personal Service you may be able to refinance H Meet the owner Face-to-Face H Family Buyouts / Special Situations H A Mortgage Broker has the MOST OPTIONS H Smaller Loans/ Commercial/Other Mortgage H USDA, FHA, Fannie, Freddie, etc. H Self-employed? I have a Bank Statement Mortgage for you! Not all people will qualify… call and see if you do! Get Pre-approved We arrange, but do not make loans. before you start Ron LaPrade looking to buy! (DPHS 1982) and company owner since 2000 SUPPORT A mortgage broker like Ron has more options to see what is best for you! LOCAL Face-To-Face Mortgage Co. SMALL ph: 508-892-8988 e: [email protected] BUSINESS Mass. Mortgage broker number NMLS #1241 Homeowner Special Weekend Rental 10 Yd. Container / 1 ton $275 $ 10 Yd. Container / 1 ton 245 15 Yd. Container / 2 ton Call for 15 Yd. Container / 2 ton $320 Your Local Roll-Off Specialist 20 Yd. Container / 3 ton }Pricing 20 Yd. Container / 3 ton $410 Roll-Off Containers 10, 15, 20 Yd – Excludes construction material – Houses • Attics • Cellars • Construction Sites 508.769.6603 • pepinwasteservice.com Find Comfort Pepin & Closure with a Customized Memorial Self Storage Totally Automated Car Wash Specializing In: Unit Sizes VIP Cemetery Lettering 5x10 10x10 10x20 10x30 Fleet Cards Monument Cleaning Markers Self storage units for OPEN 24/7 Bronze Plaques for Memorial Parks household items, cars, CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 508-892-4193 motorcycles, etc pepinautowash.com Coupon Visit our website at pepingranite.com [email protected] Gift Books or email us at [email protected] 508-892-4193 Route 9 • 1500 Main St., Leicester, MA • 508-769-6603 Leo Pepin Jr. • Chantelle Pepin HARDWICK FARMERS Co-Operative Exchange, Inc. Pet products Divorce • Custody Lawn & garden Estate Planning • Probate Work clothing Civil Litigation Feed & Farm supplies Propane, Wood Pellets 508-885-4405 Metal Roofing [email protected] 444 Lower Road (Rt. 32), Mon-Fri 8-6 Gilbertville, MA 01031 Sat. 8-5 413-477-6913 Sun 9-3 www.hardwickfarmers.net Leicester Leicester Agway is a locally owned and operated business out of Worcester County who is dedicated to customer satisfaction For over 20 years, Leicester Agway pellets, grain and fertilizer to the & Garden products and animal feed, has been serving customers in central surrounding areas of Leicester, including Nutrena, nutrition you can Massachusetts. We have everything Oxford, Charlton, Auburn, Worcester, count on for happy, healthy animals. you need for farm and home. From and more. We offer free grain delivery Balanced, consistent nutrients in grain delivery to organic fertilizer. to your farm or home. every bag to bring out the best in your Leicester Agway also Delivers wood We stock a variety of seasonal Home animal, at any age or activity level. 1155 Stafford St, Rochdale, MA 01542 • (508) 892-7107 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm • Sat 8-4 • Sun 10-2 1 Your Home For Hardscapes Camosse Masonry Supply is celebrating 70 years of supplying Worcester County with the widest selection of landscape and masonry supplies available. Started by Henry Camosse Sr in 1948, we are now in our fourth generation of management. Camosse Masonry Supply’s two yards offer a wide variety of concrete and clay pavers, retaining walls, granite posts, and fire pits, along with all of the other hardscape supplies needed to accomplish any landscape projects. We also stock all the materials that you will need to build or repair any of your masonry needs. Whether you’re looking to finish your hardscaping project or you’re just getting started, Camosse Masonry Supply has everything that you need to get the finest results. Come stop by our showroom in Worcester or Charlton and view our vast selection of masonry products and supplies. See Us at: www.camosse.com FABRICS AND GRIDS MASONRY PRODUCTS LANDSCAPING PRODUCTS • Bagged Material • Clay Brick • Concrete Curbing & Coping • Fireplace Products • Concrete Pavers • Masonry Repair - Clean - Seal • FirePits, Grills, and Inserts • Tools • Gardening Products MASONRY REPAIR - CLEAN - SEAL • Misc Products • Conproco • ProSoCo for Cleaning Old • Paver Sealers and Cleaners and New Masonry • Retaining Wall Systems We • UMACO Represent STONE • Natural Stone • Sands and Edging • Salvaged Stone • Stone Veneers 64 Southwest Cutoff • Worcester, MA 01604 23 Trolley Crossing Road • Charlton, MA 01507 (508) 755-6193 (508) 248-4044 2 Everybody Talks About Ford and Lamoureux Ford! Best Vehicle Lineup! Best Sales Experience! Visit us on-line at lamoureuxford.com Treat Yourself, It’s Time! We make it Easy! 366 E. Main Street, Rte. 9, East Brookfield 877-LAM-FORD or 508-885-1000 ~ SALES HOURS ~ Mon–Thur 8:30am–8pm • Fri 8:30am–6pm • Sat 8:30am–4pm ~ SERVICE HOURS ~ Mon 8am–7pm • Tues–Fri 8am–5pm • Sat 8am–Noon 3 Specializing in Auto body, Automotive Repairs And Now Auto Sales Cars, Trucks, Fleet Vehicles & Golf Carts • Specializing in Electronic Diagnostics • General Repairs • Diagnostics • Tune-Ups • Brakes & Tires • Collision Repair Frame Specialist • Batteries, Belts & Hoses • Pre-owned Auto Sales Celebrating We are on average, $20 less per hr. than the industry standard 23+ years for mechanical labor. “Where quality & service come first” 37 Main St., Spencer, MA H FREE H 774-745-0060 • 774-289-9056 • F: 774-745-8400 INSURANCE Lic. # Reg. Shop # 4751 Appr # 13625 ESTIMATES 4 5 INDEX Yellow Pages .........................................................................................................................................................8 to 44 Church Directory ........................................................................................................................................................... 84 Local Pet Shelters ......................................................................................................................................................... 43 Restaturant Guide ...............................................................................................................................................R1-R16 Coupon Pages .................................................................................................................................................... 88 & 89 State Government Services ......................................................................................................................................... 85 Social Services Directory ........................................................................................................................................86-87 Town Information and Services: Brookfield ..................................................................................................................................................46-54 East Brookfield ..........................................................................................................................................55-59 Leicester, Rochdale, Cherry Valley .........................................................................................................60-66 North Brookfield ........................................................................................................................................67-71
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