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“Nothing is particularly hard first BOS race if you divide it into small jobs.” Webster Lake, Henry Ford zoning bylaws on INSIDE agenda if Seniors ...... A19 elected Learning ...... A5-8 Viewpoint ...... A10 BY JOY RICHARD Sports ...... A11-12 TIMES STAFF WRITER Obituaries ...... B Sect WEBSTER — With the Andrew M. Jolda Events Calendar ...B Sect Board of Selectmen’s race Real Estate ...... B Sect coming down to the wire at the Webster Town Hall. Legal Notices ..... B Sect and six candidates ready for Longtime selectman and Joy Richard photos residents to hit the polls, one current Chairman Deborah Players on the Twins carried the first sign for the Oxford Little League during their parade. final newcomer, Andrew M. Keefe and Jeffrey Duggan Jolda, is making his case to will be leaving the board this LOCAL Little League players in Webster and Oxford got their respective seasons off to a wet voters. year with almost a decade of start last weekend, as each league held its Opening Day parade on Sunday, April 27. Jolda is vying for one of service between them. For more photos from each Little League parade, turn to pages A15-A16! two open seats on the Board Jolda, a resident of of Selectmen. The six can- Webster for the past didates are Jolda, Agnes 21-years, said this will be his S. Kokosinski-Rubin, for- first foray into local politics. mer Selectman Donald D. He said while not on any Bourque, James W. Bazinet, formal board, he is heavi- Loretta L. Scott-Walker ly involved with Webster and George C. Berthiaume Lake, its preservation, and (Editor’s Note: Berthiaume the potential it has in bring- declined the offer to partic- ing people to the commu- ipate in an election profile nity and advocating for its with the Webster Times). improvement. Cold, but happy The election will take He said he believes his Webster resident place on Monday, May 5, Turn To JOLDA page ­­­A13 and member Group’s mission of the Angels to promote Jessiaha Medina, 8, smiles for ‘one of the last the camera on great highways’ Sunday at the Kokosinski-Rubin Webster parade. Page A2 seeks first LEARNING elected office ‘My goal is to be elected and be Water rights buyback effective’ BY JOY RICHARD TIMES STAFF WRITER Park Ave. School WEBSTER — Local project moves splits Oxford residents business owner Agnes S. Kokosinski-Rubin is looking closer to opening BY JOY RICHARD The annual Town which would raise the orig- to win one of two Board of TIMES STAFF WRITER Meeting will take place inal appropriation of $6.7 Selectmen seats during the Page A6 town’s Annual Election next OXFORD — With Town on Wednesday, May 7, at million to $9.3 million. week. Agnes S. Kokosinski-Rubin Meeting only days away, Oxford High School, at 7 This cost is to pay for the Webster will hold their mer Selectman Donald D. residents are confront- p.m. water supply system, extra local elections on Monday, Bourque, James W. Bazinet, ed with several pressing A hot topic since the legal fees incurred since SPORTS May 5, at the Webster Town Andrew M. Jolda, Loretta issues — one of which is acquisition was approved by 2009 and supports the stock- Hall. L. Scott-Walker and George an article addressing the residents in 2009, the water holder’s 5-percent return. The race for selectman C. Berthiaume (Editor’s pending water rights acqui- rights issue has returned, Speaking with Town is split six ways between Note: Berthiaume declined sition from Aquarion Water and residents will have the Manager Joseph Zeneski Kokosinski-Rubin, for- Turn To RUBIN ­­­A13 Company. chance to vote on Article 19, Turn To MEETING page ­­­A19 page One more run Southbridge doctor helps Webster runner prepare for Marathon Clutch hitting helps BY JOY RICHARD doctor. challenge Stawiecki faced was the Tantasqua softball TIMES STAFF WRITER After years of pounding the pain and stress of bone-on-bone get by Rams WEBSTER — With 14 Boston pavement, Stawiecki said he took arthritis in his right knee. Even Marathons and many other road the now-infamous 2013 Boston during the interview, two days Page A11 races under his belt, Webster resi- Marathon off, and was glad he did, after the marathon, Stawiecki was dent Bob Stawiecki was supported as his wife usually stands where still wearing the knee brace, which in this year’s marathon by not the second bomb was detonated. he credited with some relief, along only his family, but by one special He said he was honored to hit with Oh and cortisone and gel the roads of the Hub again this injections. Joy Richard photos year, especially in the wake of the He said what really kept him Harrington Memorial Hospital tragedy. going was the thought of those lost Orthopedics Dr. Young-Ho Oh stands Sitting down with Stawiecki and in last year’s tragedy — Martin alongside Webster resident and Harrington Hospital Orthopedic Richard, Krystle Campbell and 14-time Boston Marathon runner Bob Dr. Young-Ho Oh on Wednesday, Lu Lingzi, as well as Sean Collier Stawiecki on Wednesday, April 23, April 23, it was clear that Oh was a during the manhunt in the days after the 2014 marathon. Stawiecki big inspiration and help in getting that followed. said Oh was instrumental in him hitting Stawiecki back on the road. the pavement one last time. According to Oh, the biggest Turn To RUN page ­­­A13 2 • The Webster Times • Friday, May 2, 2014 www.webstertimes.net Group’s mission to promote ‘one of the last great highways’

BY AMANDA COLLINS Farr, along with a board of four other was born in November 1925 and while the STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER members, is working to identify and pre- plan was to stretch the road from its start- serve the cultural importance of, and pro- ing point at Kenmore Square in Boston Nat King Cole may have gotten his kicks mote the economic development of inner all the way to Oregon, it was cut short on Route 66, but Bryan Farr spent some of cities, small towns and rural communities when developers worried that the route the best times of his life driving through along the more than 3,000-mile stretch of couldn’t be maintained through the moun- small-town America on Route 20. road that locally runs through Brimfield, tains. It ended at the eastern entrance of A few years ago, the Boston resident Sturbridge, Charlton, Oxford, Auburn, Yellowstone Park. drove from his hometown to Newport, and Millbury. Long ago, it was known in But by 1940, Farr said the mountainous Ore., in a 3,365-mile cross-country journey this area as the Boston Post Road. states upgraded their highway system and along what he calls “one of the last great Their mission will be delivered through by 1945, Route 20 made its way all the way highways,” Route 20. promotion, preservation, and education, to Oregon, just shy of the Pacific Ocean. During his trek, Farr became so smitten such as the upcoming presentation in To learn more about this historic road, with the road and the landscape it snakes Sturbridge. They hope to establish branch- which travels right through our local through, that he founded the Historic US es in each of the 12 states Route 20 runs towns, visit historicUS20.org, or come to Route 20 Association, with a mission to through to work on a local level and to tie the presentation at the Sturbridge Town preserve and promote the highway’s histo- it all together with the placement of histor- Hall, May 13 at 6:30 p.m. ry and significance. He’ll be in Sturbridge ic signage from coast to coast. on Tuesday, May 13, to present the organi- “We aim to work the leaders of the com- Amanda Collins may be reached at (508) zation’s goals to the Planning Board. munities and states as well as with other 909-4132 or by email at acollins@stone- Farr says what’s special about Route organizations to place signage on sections bridgepress.com. 20, which is America’s longest highway, of Route 20 designating them as ‘Historic is that it “has not been lost to history, cut Routes,’” said Farr. “This will allow the up, or rerouted to the other interstates. traveler to get a glimpse of Americana, Everybody’s obsessed with or romanti- tracing the history and touring the old cizes Route 66 when they think American alignments of Route 20, in return giving Courtesy photo highways, that I kept thinking to myself, an economic boost to the local economy on Almanac The Historic U.S. Route 20 Association is a we have the longest intact highway in the their trip whether it is local, statewide or nonprofit organization working to promote and country, that meanders through small- cross country.” preserve the historical significance of America’s town America just as it did in 1926 right While today, a road tripper can travel Quote of the Week longest highway. They’re hoping local towns will here in our backyards. Yet, Route 20 has across the nation on the Route, that wasn’t put up signs like these, denoting it a historic always played second fiddle to its more always the case, though it was the plan “If there is a ray of sunshine in the whole route. A presentation will take place in Sturbridge famous cousin.” (as the “0” in the number indicates). It on May 13. diagnosis was that we have experience. That really is my wife’s field of expertise. That old cliché, ‘everything happens for a reason’ sounds nice when it happens to other people, but the fact that it has hap- News Brief pen to her has made it possible for clinical Street to the French River Park and French As a state representative, Moore original- trails to get underway.” State awards grant to Webster for Riverwalk. ly sponsored a study to look at the feasibil- “The Davis Street Sidewalk Connector ity of creating a park and greenway along - Ted Painter, of Oxford, commenting on French River Park access project is the latest installment of Webster’s the French River in Webster. “After several his wife’s (Corrie’s) job at UMass Medical downtown revitalization,” said Moore. years of working with local officials on this Center in Worcester, where she works in WEBSTER — The Town of Webster will “This project will enable more residents project and advocating for state support, a medical laboratory. Corrie is currently receive a $180,000 state grant to help fund to safely access the French River Park and I am pleased to see this project coming to battling angiosarcoma, a rare cancer that the Davis Street Sidewalk Connector proj- Riverwalk, and also enable Webster to con- fruition.” affects the inner lining of the blood vessels. ect, announced Sen. Richard T. Moore, tinue its well-established and successful D-Uxbridge. community development initiatives and The project will add sidewalks along promote recreation and tourism. I appreci- Davis Street in Webster to connect Main ate the dedication and support of the local POLICE LOGS officials, especially the Webster Board of Open to Close Selectmen and Director of Community DUDLEY Development Carol Cyr, who have worked DUDLEY POLICE ARRESTS Dudley Town Hall (508) 949-8000 hard to bring this project to fruition.” “Obtaining this competitive grant for the Board of Selectmen (949-8001) April 13 Monday-Thursday...... 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. town is a clear example of the value of Jordan M. Babilonia, 20, 46 Longboat Rd. Fridays...... 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Senator Moore’s experience and leadership W. Wareham. Disorderly conduct, disturb- Evening appointments if needed. role in the Legislature,” said Webster Town ing the peace. Note: Office hours are for selectmen’s secretary Administrator John McAuliffe. “We appre- Justin P. Lehman, 22, 7 Martin St. Essex. and town administrator. S ciate his going to bat for this project, as he Assault and battery, disorderly conduct. electmen do not hold office hours. did last year in supporting the funding for Tiago Garcia Prazeres, 20, 15 Burgoyne St. Town Clerk (949-8004) the Sitkowski project.” West Hartford, Ct. Operating under influ- Monday-Thursday...... 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The grant comes from a program estab- ence of liquor, person under 21 possession Thursday nights...... 5 to 7 p.m. lished through the fiscal 2014 state bud- of liquor. Fridays...... 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. get to promote community redevelop- Phillip P. Mitto, 20, 21 Rood Ave., Windsor, ment and tourism in Central and Western Ct. Person under 21 possession of liquor. Dudley Police Department (943-4411) Massachusetts. Michael Wayne Dumas, 18, 136 Florida Staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week The Davis Street Sidewalk Connector Rd. Somers, Ct. Person under 21 possession Dudley Fire Department (949-8040) and French River Greenway projects add liquor. Monday-Sunday...... 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. to broad-based downtown revitalization in April 14 Webster, including the construction of a John J. Noga, 50, 27 Ash St. Webster. OXFORD new police station, and renovation of the Breaking and entering nighttime for felony, Sitkowski School into a senior apartments larceny under $250. Oxford Town Hall (508) 987-6027 and a new senior center. Board of Selectmen Monday-Friday...... 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Town Clerk (987-6032) RONNIE’S SEAFOOD Veterinary Services Monday-Friday...... 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Including traditional & holistic care Rt. 31 ChaRlton Depot Oxford Police Department (987-0156) Located at our Wellness Center, For emergencies, call 911 Oxford Fire Department (987-6012) “Proudly serving the community for over 40 years” 372 N. Main St., N. Brookfield, MA Monday-Friday...... 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Great pet care for your best friend! WEBSTER As part of Second Chance’s mission to prevent pain Webster Town Hall (508) 949-3850 Office Hours: NOW and suffering in pets in the community, Second Monday...... 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Chance also offers subsidized rates for veterinary Tuesday-Thursday...... 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. care to those that qualify to ensure that ALL pets Friday...... 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. have access to routine veterinary care when needed. Webster Police Department OPEN! Services include: (943-1212) • Routine Exams • Vaccines For emergencies, call 911 • Testing • Surgery Webster Fire Department (949-3875) Tuesday-Sunday • Spay/Neuter • Dentals Monday-Friday...... 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Nail Trims • Flea Treatments Saturday...... 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. 11:00am to 9:00pm • Acupuncture • And More! Real Estate For appt. call the shelter’s Wellness Center at 508-637-1333 OXFORD Accepting most major credit cards or visit the website at: www.secondchanceanimals.org $185,000, 112 Old Webster Road, Conner Land Trust LLC TR and 112 Old Webster Road Nominee Trust to Joseph E. Robillard and Lydia J. Kendrick-Keene How to Use $160,000, 41 Conlin Road, James A. O’Shea and Colleen Al O’Shea to Stephen C. Atwood and Kristen M. Papke $139,900, 49 Plantation Road, unit 49, tonebridge ress building 13, Michael A. Kinnarney and A S P Sandra L. Kinnarney to Emmanuel K. Weekly Newspaper Asenso and Stephanie R. Brink $250,000, 1 Mount Pleasant St., Ronald A. Santosucci to Michael S. Ganas, President and Publisher ADVERTISING STAFF OFFICE HOURS: T O PRIN AN OBITUARY: Stavros Ganas and Stephanie Ganas E-A M IL: [email protected] Frank G. Chilinski Monday through Friday 8:30am-4:30pm OR send to Webster Times, PO Box 90, (508) 909-4101 Advertising Manager $30,000, Colin Road, James A. O’Shea T O PLACE A RETAIL AD: Southbridge, MA 01550 [email protected] Jean Ashton and Colleen A. O’Shea to Bermont A. Sandy Lapensee, executive ext Pelletier T O SUbmIT A LETTER TO THE (800) 367-9898, . 104 (508) 909-4110 - [email protected] EDITOR: Chief Financial Officer [email protected] $37,000, 118A Main St., Fannie Mae, SBCPU S RI TION SERVICES: E-A M IL: [email protected] Ron Tremblay Federal National Mortgage Association Kerri Peterson - (508) 909-4103 OR send to Webster Times, PO Box 90, (800) 367-9898, ext. 102 Local Advertising Staff Southbridge, MA 01550 and Orlans Moran PLLC to Seth P. Davis [email protected] [email protected] Sandy Lapensee, T O PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD: T O SUbmIT CALENDAR ITEMS: executive (508) 765-6940 E-A M IL: [email protected] EDITORIAL STAFF (508)909-4110 OR send to Webster Times, 25 Elm St., WEBSTER [email protected] Southbridge, MA 01550 [email protected] T XHO FA T E WEBSTER TIMES: Managing Editor - Adam Minor (508) 764-8015 T O SOUnd OFF: (508) 909-4130 $95,000, 21 Upland St., Fannie Mae and Call 508-909-4079 [email protected] Production Manager VISIT US ONLINE: Federal National Mortgage Association Julie Clarke www.webstertimes.net to David and Mary Sue Laflin Staff Writer - Joy Richard (800) 367-9898, ext. 105 (508) 909-4129 [email protected] $216,000, 501 Beacon Park, unit 17A, Stonebridge Press photo policy Daniel P. Duffy and Pauline Duffy to As a community oriented family of newspapers, Stonebridge Press welcomes photos from readers, [email protected] business owners, and other outside sources for publication in any of its titles. Any photos submitted Linda D. Wildes and Linda B. Yaffe for publication become the property of Stonebridge Press, and may be displayed in our newspapers, $393,000, 4 South Point Road, John J. as well as on our Web site. They may also be made available for resale, with any proceeds going Wieloch and Rosemary H. Wieloch to to Stonebridge Press and/or the photo re-print vendor. James F. Counihan and Margaret E. The Webster Times (USPS#024-928) is published weekly by Stonebridge Press, Inc., 25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550. Periodical Counihan Postage paid at Southbridge, MA 01550. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Webster Times, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550

www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 3 Fighting a small, but powerful disease Fourth annual angiosarcoma walk to come back to Oxford ACCURACY WATCH: The Webster Times is committed to accuracy in all its news reports. Although numerous safeguards are in place to ensure accurate reporting, mistakes can occur. Confirmed fact errors will be corrected in a timely manner on page A3. We cannot run corrections based upon differences of opinion or unconfirmable facts. We will, however, print letters to the editor from area residents who wish to add their com- ments to our news coverage. If you find a mistake, please call (508) 764-4325. During non-business hours, leave a message in the editor’s voicemail box.

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OXFORD Wednesday, May 7 Joy Richard photos Annual Town Meeting, 7 p.m., Oxford Oxford residents Ted and Corrie Painter smile for the camera during the High School auditorium, 495 Main St. 2013 Angiosarcoma 5K Road Race & Walk. The pair will host the fourth annual event on Saturday, May 3. BY JOY RICHARD this year’s race is the All the way from Staten Island, N.Y., runner Toni Mattera said she took part TIMES STAFF WRITER visit from running in the 2013 5K to support a close friend who has battled angiosarcoma. OXFORD — Moving into its fourth year, legends and father/ the annual Angiosarcoma Awareness 5K son marathon team “The money that we raise at this year’s INVITING NEW PATIENTS Road Race & Walk continues to raise thou- Rick and Dick Hoyt. Ted said he was a mem- race is very much tied in locally,” said sands for a disease some have never even ber of Team Hoyt during this year’s Boston Corrie. “I am a postdoctoral fellow at UMass Monica Rao, D.M.D. heard of. Marathon and he is thrilled to have the pair Medical School and through the help of For Oxford husband and wife Ted and join the fun at his race. UMass I am opening up an angiosarcoma We cater to cowards Corrie Painter, it wasn’t until Corrie was “If there is a ray of sunshine in the whole tissue bank. This money is going toward diagnosed with angiosarcoma, a rare can- diagnosis was that we have experience,” that. The purpose is that there are so few General & Preventative Dentistry cer that affects the inner lining of the blood said Ted, referring Corrie’s job at UMass people who get angiosarcoma it is very vessels, that they truly understood how rare Medical Center in Worcester where she difficult to do any type of research, because Cosmetic Dentistry and frightening this type of cancer is for a works in a medical laboratory. “That real- there is not enough material. So, we want (Veneers/Whitening) patient. ly is my wife’s field of expertise. That old to kind of centrally house as many samples Root Canal Treatments Ted said from the moment of diagnosis, he cliché, ‘everything happens for a reason’ as we can.” Crowns & Bridges and Corrie knew they had to do something sounds nice when it happens to other peo- Corrie said UMass is going to “reach Dentures/Partials to support research, and right in their living ple, but the fact that it has happen to her out” to the angiosarcoma Facebook sup- State of the Art room they made the choice to start the 5K. has made it possible for clinical trails to get port group and solicit donations from them Sterilizing Techniques Now, four years later, the event is ready underway.” through their pathologist. to get underway on Saturday, May 3, at the Ted added that the trails and funds that “We’re rolling it into a tissues bank that We welcome your call & Oxford Middle School located at 497 Main have been brought in by the pair’s organi- is already at UMass,” said Corrie. “I would invite your questions St. zation have funded tests and trails at famed like very much to be able to thank the The couple stressed that this is an all-abil- cancer research center Memorial Sloan- UMass tissue bank, as well as my direct 5 Englewood St., ities race and encouraged all residents to Kettering Cancer Center in New York and boss, Craig Ceol.” Webster, MA 01570 (behind Wind Tiki) come out, donate and take part in the fun, inspired the creation of a tissue bank, the either on their own or with their children. first of its kind through UMass. Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909- Ted said the children’s quarter-mile race Corrie said this bank will help connect 4129 or by email at jrichard@stonebridge- 508-943-6908 starts at 8:45 a.m., and the adult 5K at 9 a.m. angiosarcoma patients in a way that wasn’t press.com. We practice gentle dentistry with your comfort in mind Walkers and runner can sign up at www. possible before. She said it would also hope- We accept most insurances. curesasc.org. Children are $10 and adults fully improve research, treatment and are $25. remission, something she said she is grate- He added that another exciting addition to ful to be in every day. Warm weather fun coming up at Buffumville BY AMANDA COLLINS On Saturday, June 21, STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER Buffumville will host its third annual water safety CHARLTON — With festival. Bobber the water spring finally sprung, safety dog and Seamore many locals who spent the boat safety dragon will winter cooped up are itch- be on hand and kids will ing to leave the house and be taught about staying enjoy the great outdoors. safe in the water through We Are Open Year Round 9am-5pm Luckily, Buffumville fun games. Lake and Park and Hodges Quicker lessons will be Brookfield Orchards Village Dam have plenty given by rangers on the 12 Lincoln Rd., N. Brookfield, MA 01535 • 508.867.6858 • 877.622.7555 of open space, open air, beach at 2 p.m. on June 29, Follow signs from Rts. 9, 31, 67 or 148 and fun activities to help July 6, 13 and 20. SNACK BAR: Apples locals make the most of On June 7, a free fam- Hot Apple Dumplings w/ice cream Cider Donuts made Thursday-Sunday the warmer weather. ily fishing festival will Apple Pies, Reg. & Sweet ‘n Low Dam tours, a popular Cider • Cider Donuts • Cheese • Candy 3 lb. bag of Empires happen rain or shine at Honey & Maple Products $ attraction in the past, Buffumville Park. They’ll Jellies & Relishes SALE for 2.00 Historical Maps and Books are back on for the sea- File photo provide poles, bait and les- son. One Sunday a month Antiques and Collectibles Free Apple Dumpling with Purchase Plenty of chances to enjoy the great outdoors are coming up sons along with some pop- Applewood Bundles & Chips (1 coupon per person) Exp. 5/31/14 during the warm weather this spring and summer at Buffumville and Hodges Village Dam. corn and Kool-Aid. People Recreation Area season, rangers will open of all ages are invited to www.browsethebrookfields.com www.brookfieldorchardsonline.com the Gate House Doors to come cast a line – no fish- the public for a tour of the Dam tours are schedule are nomadic, and spend ing license required. Buffumville Dam, inside for May 25, June 15, July a few days in at a time in New this year at and out. 27, and Aug. 10 at 12:30 brush piles or logs, before Buffumville is some night- During the tour, attend- p.m., rain or shine. moving on to a new spot. time fun, as rangers will ees can get a look at a map Staying with the cav- If you attend the “Life in lead guests on full moon of the dam layout and see ernous theme, on Sunday, a Hole or a Hut” program, hikes. Over the summer Est. 1968 the amount of water that June 1 locals are invited meet in the parking lot at they’re set for July 12 and it’s able to hold back from to Hodges Village Dam to 10 a.m., and plan to walk Aug. 9, but the locations flood plains downstream. see what “Life in a Hole about two miles. Wear are yet to be determined. Now Available: They’ll also learn about or a Hut” is all about. The sturdy shoes, and bring Call (508) 248-5697 for its history and local sig- program will bring attend- a drink and a snack, but more details about all Fresh Fruit nificance. ees on a walking adven- leave dogs at home. of these warm weather Attendees will have the ture in search of fox dens, As summer rolls around events. & Vegetables opportunity to venture woodchuck burrows, and and locals are looking to deep into the bowels of beaver and musket huts. take a dip in the lake to Amanda Collins may be the dam and walk below In addition to these crit- cool off, a few water safety reached at (508) 909-4132 the water level. You’ll find ters’ homes, attendees will courses will be offered at or by email at acollins@ Iced that your voice echoes also look for what rang- Buffumville, since there stonebridgepress.com. and inside the dam’s thick ers call “possum motels.” are no life guards on duty Coffee concrete walls. Apparently, the animals there.

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BY MARK ASHTON be music, games, and activities day.” Southbridge.” Stones. Admitting they currently STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER for young and old at this year’s For their part, the Island In addition to being part of last don’t play any original music, says SOUTHBRIDGE — It’s how they event. A couple of years ago, the Castaways Band is glad to be tak- year’s Summer Concerts on the Davey, “We’re all original char- intend to make Sunday rhyme organizers added entertainment ing part, says front man, manager Common series and playing at acters.” Which is just one reason with Fun Day. to the day, and that has helped and bass player Joe Holewa. “Hey, the local Cannery on occasion, they’ve been asked to return for This year, it’ll be held Sunday, the event draw bigger crowds and they asked us back. I guess they the Island Castaways have helped another Relay Fun Day, he sug- May 4, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on grow, says Ravenelle. liked us,” he says. Together for with fundraisers for Make a Wish gests. Southbridge Town Common. Two bands that were featured about five years, the combo plays Foundation (in Buffalo) and for the Offering their services when- It’s the unofficial kick-off to last year will be back, he adds. The venues “all over new England” Second Chance Animal Shelter. ever the opportunity arises, the June’s Relay for Life of Greater Island Castaways Band, featuring and expects to field six members One of their original songs, band has assisted with benefits Southbridge, and it promises a anywhere from 4-8 talented area for Fun Day, including: Holewa, “Different Song,” from their CD and fundraisers for diabetes and variety of activities and entertain- musicians, will take the gazebo lead guitarist/singer Paul Kane, “Lost N Loving It,” will be featured other causes. “Any time we can ment for attendees of all ages. stage from 1-3 p.m., and Optical keyboardist/singer Rick Labak, in the upcoming Jimmy Buffett donate our services, it makes us Relay Fun Day actually began Drive, with strong Southbridge Scott Ciprari on drums, out- tribute movie “Island Times.” feel good,” says Davey. several years ago as a group yard roots and a popular playlist, will standing local vocalist Heather Optical Drive, meanwhile, has “We enjoy their being there,” sale for Relay teams looking to also provide a strong set for the Peck-Ouelette, and percussionist been performing, mostly locally, Ravenelle says of the local enter- raise money prior to the annual crowd. Both bands have donated Freddie Quistgard. since about 2010, according to Kent tainers, adding that along with June weekend of real Relaying, their time and talents to the cause, On the group’s playlist – along Davey, guitarist and vocalist in the yard sale, the games, and the says Ron Ravenelle, unofficial says Ravenelle. with some original stuff – will be the group. Fellow band members variety of food, “it’s good to have (but de facto) chairman of the In addition to the bands, the day such favorite covers as Jimmy include Steve Lavoie on drums, everything all in one location.” event. “You know – you suggest will feature games and rides, a Buffett’s “Margaritaville,” Rob Honohan on guitar, former Relay Fun Day is scheduled for something and it becomes yours. moon bounce, and other stuff for “Changes in Latitude,” “Five Southbridge Town Councilor Southbridge Common on May 4, Of course, Rick Stearns and Ray kids, along with a popular raffle O’Clock Somewhere,” the Eagles’ Larry McDonald on bass and back- from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., serving as Fournier also have a lot to do with and an array of enticing festival “Take It Easy,” some Kenny ground vocals, and lead vocalist something of a warm-up for this it, but I get to organize it.” foods — hamburgers, hot dogs, Chesney tunes and more, says Gary Peck. year’s 17th annual Relay for Life In addition to the continuing popcorn, French fries, even a Holewa. “We will have the crowd Drawing their name from the of Greater Southbridge, which is yard sale (“You never know what wood-fired pizza. Vendors often hopping,” he adds. “We encourage road leading into Southbridge scheduled for June 13 and 14 at kind of different stuff will be provide a percentage of their prof- them to jump up and sing along.” Hotel & Conference Center, the McMahon Field. Now with more there!” says Ravenelle), there’ll its or an outright donation to aid Because everybody in the band rehearses (most Thursdays) than 50 teams participating, that the fund-raising cause, band works full-time elsewhere, in members’ garages and cellars Relay has a goal of $200,000 this says Ravenelle. the ensemble tries to play about and accepts only a handful of gigs year, says Ravenelle. In the past Some 15-20 Relay teams three gigs a month. “We have annually due to their busy sched- 16 years, it has raised nearly will take part in the yard more opportunities than we have ules with real-life jobs and careers. $3,300,000 toward the cause of can- saling, he adds, calling availability right now,” notes They’re glad to have been asked cer research and assisting those the event “something I Holewa, adding that the Fun Day back to Relay Fun Day, says Davey, afflicted by the disease. NOW OPEN! personally don’t want to gig is a group favorite. “Relay for because “we try to do things for a let go. Over the last cou- Life is a cause we all believe in. good cause.” On their playlist are Mark Ashton can be reached at: Annual Flower & Vegetable Plants, ple of years, it seems to It’s really near and dear to our covers of hits by the Beatles, Tom [email protected], or by Geraniums, Hanging Pots, Decorative be growing. It’s just a fun hearts. We have a good history in Petty, Aerosmith, and the Rolling calling: 508-909-4144. Planters, Potted Plants & More mean they don’t have fun while doing it. The tournament will feature a putting Chase Road ‘Relay Season’ heating up as In 16 years, the annual overnight walk challenge, longest drive and closest to the has netted more than $3 million for the pin competition. Growers event approaches American Cancer Society, and much of that To register, call Stearns Meats at (508) 174 Chase Road • Thompson, CT money has come from teams’ fundraisers, 248-7866 or Stearns directly at (774) 200-9596. Tel/Fax 860-923-9926 BY AMANDA COLLINS which include everything from spaghetti Other ways to help out the cause are com- STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER Buy Direct from Grower, Higher Quality at Lower Prices! dinners, comedy shows, trivia nights and ing up too. On Saturday, May 17, locals have From I-395 South. Take exit 99. turn left onto Rte. 200. take right The dedicated group of volunteers that even and paint and sip evening. Events their choice of two spaghetti dinners that at intersection onto Rte. 193 South. Take 1st left onto Chase Road. We are 6/10th of a mile down on the right. help put on the Relay for Life of the Greater to benefit the June 13-14 walk are so fre- are being held to benefit the Southbridge Southbridge Area are serious about raising quent this time of year, Co-Chairman Rick Relay. Mon - Fri 10-6 • Sat & Sun 10-5 money for cancer research, but that doesn’t Stearns said that in the Southbridge area, The Pink Paraders team is hosting a din- the months of April, May and June could ner that starts 6 p.m. at the Southbridge officially be dubbed “Relay Season.” Knights of Columbus on Worcester Street. Just a few weeks out of his team’s annual Kocky John’s Catering is doing the cooking, Weekly Crossword chicken BBQ fundraiser, Stearns is already tickets are $15 and may be purchased at the May 2, 2014 planning another event — a golf tourna- door. For more information contact Tracy ment in honor of his later father’s best at (508) 542-5008. Across friend, Ben, who passed away last year from The Fighting Irish Team’s May 17 spa- cancer. ghetti and meatball dinner will take place at 1. Woven fabric “People are surprised sometimes that we the Charlton Beagle Club on Bond Road and 5. Kind of column do so many of these fundraisers, but it’s start at 3 p.m. It will feature dinner, dancing (hyphenated) simple — we’re trying to cure cancer, and and raffle prizes. Tickets are $10 per person 9. Certain print we’re going to need to raise a lot of money to and children under 10 are free. 14. Apple spray do that,” he said. To keep up-to-date on all of the fundrais- 15. Chimney channel Stearns has been involved with the Relay ers happening this Relay Season, check out 16. Deck out for 15 years, but this is only his second time the event’s Facebook page, which has post- 17. Norse god of putting on the Ben Bourdeau Relay for Life ings from various teams. It’s at facebook. mischief Golf Tournament. Last year was “a learning com/southbridgerelay. 18. Container weight experience,” he said, and this year is shap- It’s also not too late to start your own team 19. Vineyard fruit ing up to be an exciting event. and do your own fundraiser to benefit the 20. Secondary circum- The tournament is set for Sunday, June 8, Relay’s fight against cancer. You can sign stance resulting at Heritage Country Club in Charlton, with up at acsevents.org or make a donation to from another registration and breakfast served at 7 a.m. one of the 49 teams already registered. 23. Snake and a shotgun start at 7:30 a.m. It’s $100 if 24. 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www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 5 Learning Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical Honor Roll Third Quarter Honor Roll CHARLTON — The following Strzelewicz, Michael Tremblay, Rocheleau, Danny Roy, Alex PRINCIPAL’S LIST Michelle Austin, Daniel Bachand, students have been named to the Keila Vasquez, Cynthia Zayas. Sanchez, Katrina Suklis, William Tazio Bernadone, Cameron Briggs, honor roll at Bay Path Regional Grade 11: Maggie Beauregard, Surprenant, Kayla Szczepanski, Noah Brody, Michael Candito, Vocational Technical High School Margaret Bent, Nicolas Alexandra Tessman, Bianca Grade 12: David Allen, Jr., Thomas Cole. Madyson Cycz. for the third quarter of the school Berthiaume, Shane Burlingame, Verdolino, Kayleigh Williams, Kaitlyn Arel, Raymond Beaudry, Cecile Dangredo. Nathan Davis. year. Shannon Campbell, Trevor Nicholas Williams, Sheyanne Katelyn Boudreau, Michael Ryan Flynn, Aaron Fontaine, Caouette, Dana Choiniere, Woodward. Brayton, Joshua Burdett, Tyler Anthony Gauthier, Hunter Meghan Churchill, Bennett Cox, Grade 9: Victoria Ahaesy, Robert Chumsae, DeVante Cotto, Jennifer Girard, Adam Crzyb, Mikayla HIGH HONORS Lisa Cusson, Christine Dylewicz, Ahearn, Derek Avery, Kayleigh Davie, Jeffrey Dubois, Elizabeth Hebert, Zachary Helgerson, Michael Dzicek, Kirstianna Blanchard, David Brodeur. Duquette, Kyle Gosselin, Jacob Jakob Hoffner, Samuel Jackman, Ferschke, Michele Frost, Jared Kyle Burke, Thomas Carrier, Hildreth, Herbert Hopkins Chad Johnston, Paul Kitredge, Grade 12: Ryan Chase, IV, Zackary Huard, Matthew Christopher Hawes, Morgan Garabedian, Benjamin Gordon, Nicholas Christian, Rebecca Ethan Lafrenais, Tyler LeBlanc, Jericho Grillo, Hailey Harding, Confer, Ashley Cormier, Andrew Kusek, Elizabeth Lamica, Tylor Devon Levesque, Madison Lovell, Houghton, Jaquelyn Litwak, Martinelli King, Zachary Masiello, Rebecca Norowski. Stephen Healy, Michael Hicks, Cotton, Alexancra Cowher, Ryan Bethany MacGregor, Adam Jonathan Irish, Thayne Latino, Cyganiewicz, Colton Dellana, Patrick McNeaney, Abigail Miner, MacMillan, Phillip Martin, Erin Grade 11: Jordan Cierpach, Jesse Tyler Normandin, Wyatt Nowak, Gaulin, Michelle Hull, Rebecca Brittany Latour, Tiana Maldonado, Peter Dudko, Craig Dwinell, Ali McKinstry, Sara McMenemy, Ashly Mello, Jenna Miranda, Esposito, Autumn Foster, Erik Ryan Richford, Krysta Rollins, Danielle Mello, Pauline Muise, Nash, Anna White. Kyle Rozenas, Jack Segur, Lexi Grade 10: Adam Brindley, Olivia Eric Nieves, Luis Ortiz, Kevin Fuhrmann, Taylor Giovannucci, Spencer Natale, Kyle Pelletier, Ortiz Santana, Nicholas Packard, Sydney Goodrich, Michael Southall, Marco Tiberii, Jack Joseph Perreault, Mikayla Perry, Donnelly, Nathan Lamoureux, Veronick, Daniel Yetter. Makenna Obuchowski, Andrew Jacob Pignatoro, Sabrina Prince, Gordon, Kiley Gouin, Cassidy Joshua Peterson, Matthew Poulin, Jacob Rojee, Christina Sargent, Hamilton, Heidi Hazzard, Grade 11: Morgan Adams, Haley Ruggieri, Balwinder Sahota, Tuson. Brittney Akeley, Ashley Grade 9: Lucas Gordon, Jay Samantha Snopkowski, Harlie Jasmine Hickey, Justin Holby, Marcus Vancellette, Caleb Vann, Splaine, Laura Tolic, Jennifer Cory Holmes, Matthew Johnson, Bachand, Christian Barnes, Ryan Anthony Vidot. Mason (2nd & 3rd Qtr), Kelsi Beauregard, Emily Blouin, Eric Mitchell, Rachel Nowak, Jamie Tucker, Elicia Wright. Jarrod Jones, John Keeler, Selena Grade 9: Scott Bourgeois, Haley Grade 10: Morgan Ahearn, L’Italien, Julia Lambert, Angelo Burlingame, Samuel Cantillon, Brayton, Jonathan Cantara, Dean Poirier, Alexander Schrader, John Carmody, Kayla Facteau, Robert Starr, John Trainor. Steven Barrette, Thomas Lamoureux, Wyatt LaRose, Champagne, Amanda Corrette, Bedford, Madison Bellerive, Ryan Lathrop, Alison LeBlanc, Trevor Gould, Ceejay Green, Cassidy Derkosrofian, McKayla Damion Bjorkland, Brenna Jacob Ledoux, Kevin LeProhon, Christopher Grotton, Craig Gardiner, Mathew Hare, Shannen, HONORS Chaisson, Brittany Decker, Nicholas Mandella, Alyson Harmat, Nathan Hilli, Amanda Hennessy, Kathryn Hill, Samuel Chelsi Desrosiers, Brittney Dube, Maynard, Devin McCabe, Deanna Horne, Corey Ingalls, Danielle Hutchinson, Jaclyn Lavigueur, Melissa Fort, John Gardiner, McCrillis, Jasmine McNeaney, Julian, Richard Lafleche, Ryan Corey Leoni, Mary Leufstedt, Grade 12: Donna Ahaesy, Brooke Gordon, Patrick Hafferty, Michael Mielinski, Cassandra Lagasse, Bethany Lange, Hayley Alyssa Mancini, Evan Maniatis, Michael Allen, Henry Baez, Jr., Jonathan Hurton, Ashley Ingalls, Miller, Mason Miller, Derek Lawson, Kylie Lemenager, Brittany Manzello, Armani Matthew Behrens, Brandon Robert Jewell, Madison Koneczny, Newton, Emily Ngo, Anastasia Matthew Lovely, Jacob Marshall, Marquez-Chavez, Brandon Bellerive, Meghan Blackmer, Zachary Langlois, Sarah LeFort, Noyes, Nichola Obrycki, Kaighley Brianna Mullin, Robert Orasz, Maysonet, Seth McCallum, Tobias Nicole Blackmer, Shane Byrnes, Hannah LePage, Dakota Maher, Obuchowski, Samantha Partridge, Larissa Piette, Nicolas Reid, Nash, Kelley Nye, Ioannis Palazis, Nicholas Clark, Seth Dayutis, Zachary Mailloux, Zachary Catherine Paul, Lillystarr Ashley Reyes, Patrick Robinson, Benjamin Paquette, Kylie Quinn, Sarah Dupuis, Adam Fournier, Seth Martins, Kyle McCarthy, Joshua Perron, Noah Plant, Madeline Hanna Russell, Richard Sanchez, Zachery Rizzitano, Matthew Giard, Caitlin Hammond, Charles McLarnon, Jessica McPherson, Rose, Jonathan Sequeiros, Elise Justin Scott, Kayla Shays, Robertson, Amanda Schramm, Hansen, Ricardo Henriquez, Jr., Maci Melendy, Bradley Menschel, Simonovitch, Ashlee Sivilay, William Shedd, Tyler Simons, Marcus Shagogue IV, Alexis Jacqueline Lagasse, Kelly Lincoln, Daniel Mikolajczyk, Julia Cody Splaine, John Swenson, Jr., Adam Stidsen, Melodie Vazquez, Stisitis, Zachay Verrier, Frenesco Emily Lowell, Alexis McLeish, Mongeon, Adrianna Nelson, Brianna Westmoreland, Trisha Ashlynn Woodcock. Visci, Jonathan Wheeler, Patrick Trevor Melendy, Merlisa Nicholas O’Brien, Nathan Wilson, Sarah Wong-Kam Grade 10: Douglas Abbott, Ian White. Rheaume, Danika Rhodes, Mandi Phelps, Kara Robinson, Adrianna Adamuska, Cameron Allard, Oxford High School St. Louis School Third Quarter Honor Roll Third Quarter Honor Roll GRADE 4 First Honors: Daniel Depatie, Madden GRADE 12 Honors: Samantha Alves, Desiree High Honors: Sasha Becker, Marisa Finamore, Lelia Finkel, Alexis Kurtyka, Anderson, Bailey Hunter, Janson Borowko, Bianchi, Matthew Grniet, Mia Kreidler, Parker LaPan, Keith Reardon High Honors: Benjamin Murray, Erin Kianna Brenneman, Danielle Francis, Isabella Maglich, Jacob Mobley, Lily GRADE 6 Sullivan Nicole Grady, Austin Greene, Brianna Mueller First Honors: Natalie Duszlak, Catherine Honors: Austin Barber, Meriel Borowko, Higgins, Nikole Jones, Sean Leonard, First Honors: Jocelyn Bassett, Emily Finamore, Ashley MacKey Jaime Brodeur, Ryleigh Davis, Brea Alexis Lima, Belinda Myantaky, Victoria Hetherman, Caroline Poplawski GRADE 7 Dell’Aquila, Alexandra Devon, Austin Parr, Christopher Poutre, Heisha Santos Recognition: Kaitlin Baca, Cole High Honors: Vivian Adams, Danielle Dickhaut, Chloe Doyon, Margaret Gay, Flores, Alex Shepherd, Olivia Spring, Bryce Fitzgibbons, Mikayla Garvey Collette, Samantha Coombs, William Angela Grasseschi, Christopher Knight, St. Germain. 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Second Chance Animal Shelter is a non-profit no kill animal shelter located in East Brookfield. Second Chance also has a Pet Wellness and Education Center in North Brookfield . Over 10,000 pets a year are helped by Second Chance through the various programs including adoption, the spay/neuter clinic, wellness clinics, training, educational outreach, and the pet food pantry. For more information on the shelter, visit the website at www.secondchanceanimals.org ADOPTION CENTER: WELLNESS AND EDUCATION CENTER: 111 Young Rd., P.O. Box 136 372 North Main St. East Brookfield, MA 01515 North Brookfield, MA 01535 TEL (508)867-5525 TEL. (508) 637-1333 FAX (508)867-5019 FAX (508) 637-1417 email [email protected] www.secondchanceanimals.org 6 • The Webster Times • Friday, May 2, 2014 www.webstertimes.net Learning Park Ave. School project moves closer to opening

Joy Richard photos A crewmember works on the roof of the new Park The new brick façade can be seen from Ray Street Avenue school. in Webster as crews continue to work on the Park Webster Public Schools Administrative Assistant Monique Pierangeli stands next to Superintendent Dr. Avenue Elementary School project. Barbara Malkas, Assistant to the Superintendent for Business Ted Avlas and Senior Project Manager Martin P. Goulet during a tour of the new Park Avenue complex.

The new gymnasium at the Park Avenue school construction is still underway. Webster Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Barbara Malkas snaps a photo of one of the class- site work.” rooms at the new Park Avenue School last week. Webster Public School Superintendent One of the new halls at the Park Avenue stretches With the outside of Park Avenue taking shape Dr. Barbara Malkas said she and other out along the second floor. workers continue on the steel, inside of the administrators in the district are excited to BY JOY RICHARD building. see the progress on Park Avenue. She added TIMES STAFF WRITER cials hope to have the first wing ready in December. the transition between the current Webster WEBSTER — Years in the making, the “They will move into this new section the upper and lower drop off entrances. Middle School, where they will be taking construction at the new Park Avenue during Christmas break,” said Park Ave. This decision came in the wake of the Sandy grades three and four, and moving them to Elementary School has turned a new corner Senior Project Manager Martin P. Goulet Hook Elementary School tragedy of 2012. the new site, is now in the planning stage. towards completion. during a tour of the upper construction site “Phase I was take down the old build- Malkas said they will be soon starting the If you have passed by the new facility on Friday, April 25. ing and build the modular [classrooms],” lab update at the middle school, which will on Park Avenue you may have noticed the Goulet said the project itself its only a few said Goulet, referencing the small, tempo- make that facility suitable for junior high upcoming K-4 school taking shape. weeks behind schedule due to the winter rary buildings constructed in front of the science classes. From the newly installed brick façade, weather, but still within the current budget. remaining classrooms of the 1960’s facility which was designed to help the more resi- He said one of the few cost changes came on Park Avenue. “Phase II is build the new Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909-4129 dential looking school blend into the homes when the building committee made the school, Phase III is after they have moved or by email at jrichard@stonebridgepress. surrounding it, to the steel framework task- choice to install more secure windows at into the new school, tear down the other com. ing shape on the upper level, project offi- part of the old school and do the rest of the Webster Middle School Third Quarter Honor Roll WEBSTER — The following students have Christian, Kylee Croteau, Benjamin Defilippo, Phillip Duong, Talia Gardner, Eliana Lasell, David LeBoeuf, Abigail been named to the honor roll at Webster Gelineau, Jaycob Holbrook, Meagan Peck, Amie Grenier, Alyssa Hallaman, Madyson Mulry, Dylan O’Connor, Abigail Peters, Middle School for the third quarter of the Gabriela Piwowarczyk, Vivian Poplawski, Howard, Hailey Jameson, Cassidy Jones, Maritza Reyes Jake Richards, Travis Rolon, school year. Genevieve Williams, Caitlin Young, Aaron Taylor Labrecque, Julia Libuda, Kya Mckenzie Robinson, Declan Santoro, Ashly Zalewski. L’Heureux, Celinia Lopez, Kaylynn Silva, Dylan Smith, Alexander Somicu, HIGH HONORS Grade 6: Nathan Blythe, Kelsey Connor, Mandella, Isabella Melo, Samantha Mitchell Toner, Wilmiguel Velez. Sophia Gardner, Jeykiel Gonzalez, Anna Nelligan, Cassandra O’Connor, Kylie Grade 6: Kofi Asibey, Christien Asquith, Grade 4: Paige Blythe, Alysha Bugbee, Israelian, Chaya Lipman-Tessicini, Lauren Ortiz, Bryce Patterdson, Benjamin Piasta, Wilson Aybar, Mckayla Baldwin, Barry Rebecca Cotton, Amanda Croteau, Jack Makie, Edna Mbugua, Shiloh Murphy, Lilianna Sigalovsky, Christopher Smith, Berthiaume, Benjaminh Brodeur, Haleigh Dalton, Arianna Gardner, Rylan Hanlon, Gabrielle Nelson, Hannah Picchioni, Ethan Sullivan, Diego Taborda, Alexis Carlson, Daysia Forbis, Nadia Gaber, Camden Heenan, Bethany Lasell, Donavin Madison Pichler, Michael Toner, Breanna Westmoreland. Morgan Gariepy, Deanna Girard, Ford Monti, Olivia Mountain, Sofia Napierata, Ward, Brittney Ward, Allison Zapotti. Grade 5: Olivia Baca, Owen Basantes- Jamolowicz, Sasiwimon Komsin, Matthew Madison Nuttall, Myra Page, Isabella Maker, Brandon Boucher, Alexa Burks, Labounty, Mason Lavache, Adam Mancini, Paniss, Jessica Peets, Carolyn Somers, HONORS Michaela Casey, Michael Cooper, Jayden Igor Napoli, Zachary Nicolella, Logan Brian Stewart, Landon Sumlin, Samantha Cuellar, Chase Czernicki, Arianna Delgado, Parento, Matthew Powers, Cody Prince, Tremblay, Amanda Warchal. Grade 4: Dexiel Arvelo, Gabriel Bean, Ericka Gelinas, Emily Gjergo, Dylan Riley Stawiecki, Jacob Vosburg, Rachel Grade 5: Talya Binienda, Victoria Anthony Boldini, Alysha Bugbee, Serena Grandmaison, Damien Grassey, Emma Watson, Georgi Weagle. Bonneau, Chase Chandler, Emma Cappello, Abby Christian, Anthony Hinchey, Andrew Hinkle, Cailynn Klemm,

OHS announces ‘honorable mention;’ winners of writing contest OXFORD — The winners of the 10th Annual Will McDonough Writing Contest 2014 have been announced by the Boston Sports Museum. This annual contest is named after the legendary Boston Globe sportswriter, Will McDonough, the only Globe sports- writer to be nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. Six of the eight honorable mention winners from Grade 11 are juniors from Oxford High School, all students of English teach- er Marcia Krantz. They include Haley Banfill, Erika Fradsham, Madison Heerdt, Michael Guertin, Jacob Goyette and Jasmine Suarez. Also, two honorees from Grade 12 in the Honorable Mention category include Oxford seniors Lily Krantz and Christopher Mulcahy, also English students of Krantz. The Will McDonough writing contest is designed to encour- age the development of language and writing skills while incorporating the topic of sports and the Stand Strong con- cepts of Determination, Courage, Teamwork, Fairness, and Responsibility. Essays are judged on topic development, orga- nization, style and mechanics and winning essays are chosen by representative from Bank of America and The Boston Globe. McDonough was a mentor to young writers and for this reason, The Sports Museum and his colleagues from the Boston Globe dedicate this contest in his memory. All winning essayists are listed on The Sports Museum Courtesy photo website, http://sportsmuseum.org/education/will-mc- donough-writing-contest.aspx. From left, OHS juniors Jacob Goyette, Madison Heerdt, Haley Banfill, Erika Fradsham, Jasmine Suarez and Michael Guertin. www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 7 Learning SHEPHERD HILL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Monday, May 5: Chicken nuggets, potato TV meteorologist visits St. Louis School puffs, rolls ad butter, fruit, variety of sand- wiches. Tuesday, May 6: Sloppy Joes on wheat bun, Courtesy photo sweet potato fries, fruit, variety of sandwich- es. WEBSTER — WBZ Meteorologist Danielle Niles recently visited St. Louis School to talk Wednesday, May 7: Chicken fajita wrap, about her job to students, as well as the science of meteorology. peppers, onions, sour cream fruit, variety of sandwiches. Thursday, May 8: Teriyaki chicken, whole grain rice, Oriental blend vegetables, fruit, wheat roll, variety of sandwiches. Friday, May 9: Nachos guacamole, salsa, cheese, three bean salad, fruit, variety of sandwiches. DUDLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL Monday, May 5: Chicken nuggets, potato puffs, rolls ad butter, fruit, variety of sand- wiches. Tuesday, May 6: Sloppy Joes on wheat bun, sweet potato fries, fruit, variety of sandwich- es. Wednesday, May 7: Chicken fajita wrap, peppers, onions, sour cream fruit, variety of sandwiches. Thursday, May 8: Teriyaki chicken, whole grain rice, Oriental blend vegetables, fruit, wheat roll, variety of sandwiches. Friday, May 9: Nachos guacamole, salsa, cheese, three bean salad, fruit, variety of sandwiches. DUDLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Monday, May 5: Grilled cheese sandwich, minestrone soup. fruit. Tuesday, May 6: Grilled chicken patty, whole grain roll, potato puffs, fruit. Wednesday, May 7: Stuffed shells with salad, rolls and butter, fruit. Thursday, May 8: Sausage and pancakes, maple syrup, sweet potato, fruit. Friday, May 9: Pizza with cheese,, Romaine salad, fruit. PARK AVENUE SCHOOL Monday, May 5: Ham, cheese, whole-wheat bread, Romaine lettuce or hot dog, whole- wheat bun, potato puffs, pickles, green beans, fresh apples, milk. Tuesday, May 6: Ham, cheese, whole- wheat bread, Romaine lettuce or chicken fajita, long grain brown rice, spinach, chilled peaches, milk. Wednesday, May 7: Half-Day – Professional Development Day – No School Lunch Served. A SPLASH OF Thursday, May 8: Ham, cheese, whole- wheat bread, Romaine lettuce or Teriyaki SPRING dippers, French fries oven broccoli spears, fresh apples, milk. Courtesy photos Friday, May 9: Ham, cheese, whole-wheat bread, Romaine lettuce or French bread DUDLEY — The Dudley-Charlton pizza, salad with baby spinach leafs, chick- peas, chilled pears, milk. Regional School District is pleased to announce the second annual, district-wide, WEBSTER MIDDLE SCHOOL student art exhibition — “Splash of Spring, Art Through the Ages.” The gala event will Monday, May 5: Ham, cheese, whole-wheat feature more than 2,500 pieces of artwork bread, Romaine lettuce, or hot dog, whole- from district students in grades kindergar- wheat bun, potato puffs, pickles, green beans, fresh apples, milk. ten through 12. The exhibition is free and Tuesday, May 6: Ham, cheese, whole-wheat open to the public on Friday, May 2, from bread, Romaine lettuce or chicken fajita, long 5-8 p.m., at Shepherd Hill Regional High grain brown rice, spinach, chilled peaches, School. Included are performances by the milk. Shepherd Hill Jazz Band and the all-girl Wednesday, May 7: Half-Day – Professional pop group “Mystique,” and light refresh- Development Day – No School Lunch Served. ments. Again, this year will feature a silent Thursday, May 8: Ham, cheese, whole- auction of works by student artists and new wheat bread, Romaine lettuce or teriyaki this year selected student artwork for sale. dippers, French fries oven broccoli spears, The gala event is supported by the Dudley- fresh apples, milk. Charlton Education Foundation and the Friday, May 9: Ham, cheese, whole-wheat Janet Malser Humanities Trust. Come and bread, Romaine lettuce or French bread see the works of art created by our own pizza, salad with baby spinach leafs, chick- proud artists! peas chilled pears, milk. BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOL Monday, May 5: Chicken salad with spin- ach, beans, breadstick or ham, cheese, whole- EDUCATION wheat bread, Romaine lettuce or Hot dog, whole-wheat bun, potato puffs, pickles, green beans, fresh apples, milk. NOTEBOOK Tuesday, May 6: Chicken salad with spin- ach, beans, breadstick or ham, cheese, whole- wheat bread, Romaine lettuce or chicken ‘Friends’ now accepting book fajita, long grain brown rice, spinach, chilled peaches, milk. donations Wednesday, May 7: Half-Day – Professional Development Day – No School Lunch Served. OXFORD — The Friends of the Oxford Free Thursday, May 8: Chicken salad with spin- Public Library are currently accepting dona- ach, beans, breadstick or ham, cheese, whole- tions of clean, gently read books for their wheat bread, Romaine lettuce or Teriyaki upcoming book sale on May 15-17. Books dippers, French fries oven seasoned corn, may be left on the lower level of the library fruit cocktail, milk. during library hours. If you have books you Friday, May 9: Chicken salad with spinach, would like to donate but are unable to get to beans, breadstick or ham, cheese, whole- the library, please contact Jan Chesties at wheat bread, Romaine lettuce or French 508-987-8154 or libraryfriends2010@hotmail. bread pizza, pasta with sauce, salad with com to arrange for pickup. Thank you for baby spinach leafs, chickpeas, chilled pears, your support! milk. BAY PATH BREAKFAST Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Monday, May 5: Pancakes and syrup, yogurt, assorted 4 oz, 100 percent juice, milk. Library Tuesday, May 6: Assorted bagel with assort- DUDLEY — Monday Movie Matinees at ed cream cheese, 4 oz yogurt, juice, milk. the library! Wednesday, May 7: Eggs, bacon, whole- Join us on the following Mondays at 1 p.m. wheat toast, juice, milk. Thursday, May 8: Strawberry and blueber- and enjoy the best classic movies and freshly ry yogurt parfait, granola, cereal, juice, milk. popped popcorn! Free and open to the public. Friday, May 9: Egg, sausage ad cheese muf- No registration required. fin sandwich, 4 oz yogurt, juice, milk. • May 5, 1 p.m.: “Hello Dolly!” LUNCH Monday, May 5: Salisbury steak and gravy or grinder both served with whipped potato and sweet green peas. What’s On Tuesday, May 6: Taco boats with lettuce, Email meat, cheese, sour cream, salsa or whole- Your Mind? wheat pizza both served with Mexican rice, Us! and roasted chickpeas. Wednesday, May 7: Chop suey and garlic We’d Like to Know. bread or grinder and tots, both served with tossed garden salad, assorted fruit and milk. Email us your Thursday, May 8: Breaded fish nuggets with tartar sauce and whole-wheat roll or thoughts to: grinder both served with carrots, baked French fries and pickles. aminor@ Friday, May 9: Teriyaki chicken strips, sauce and whole-wheat roll or whole-wheat stonebridgepress.com pizza both served with sweet potato fries, www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com corn and roasted chickpeas. 8 • The Webster Times • Friday, May 2, 2014 www.webstertimes.net Learning OHS student earns literary St. Joseph School honor Third Quarter Honor Roll OXFORD — Oxford High School senior Lily Krantz recently received notification GRADE 4 that she has been selected as an honors recipient from Grade 12 in this year’s High Honors: Lily Abbott, Izabella Bezak , Seth Boudreau, Benjamin Colebourn, Letters About Literature program, and Benjamin Duval, Elzbieta Gronek, Szymon Mamro, Antonia Peters, Riley Peters, Sebastian has been invited to an award ceremony at Podgorny, Juliana Zalewski the State House in May. Honors: Jacob Boynton, Hayden Dery, MacKenna Parker Massachusetts, a high-performance state participating in this national pro- GRADE 5 gram, received nearly 3,000 letters this year. High Honors: Aidin Rosario, Mackenzie Valliere, David Mankarios Krantz also received accolades as an Honors: Jack Colebourn, Christopher Mahlert, Marcus Robbins, Dedrick Baublitz Honorable Mention winner in the 2014 Credit: Caleb Adams Will McDonough Writing Contest, spon- sored by The Boston Globe and The Sports GRADE 6 Museum. She was one of only 10 honorees selected from grade 12 in this national High Honors: Paul Davey, Abigail Duval essay contest. Honors: Jessica Gardner, Aleksandra Piascik, Antoni Piascik, Ann Marie Taylor, Lucas Lily plans to study illustration at either Yash the Massachusetts College of Art and Credit: Nolan Ciani, Rachael Taylor Design or Leslie University next year. She presently lives in Oxford, with her aunt, GRADE 7 Ms. Elyse Krantz and her five younger Lily Krantz siblings. High Honors: Noah Boudreau, Bartosz Mamro, Shaye Parker, Alexandra Sobczak, Justyn Sudyka Honors: Robert Fanning, Nicole Kulpa, Alicja Stachowicz Credit: Hannah Iozzo

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High Honors: Brandon Goguen, Shauna Harney, Tomasz Mamro Honors: Thomas Dziechciarz, Taylor Strong Credit: Robert Gallagher, Pamela Kalinowski, Jacob Podskarbi

Courtesy photos Dudley’s Emergency Management Director Dean Kochanowski, at right, with Nichols President Susan West Engelkemeyer and the school’s VP for Marketing & International Programs Thomas Cafaro. Nichols donates white board to local EMS department DUDLEY — Continuing its tradition of help- ing local public safety departments, Nichols College has presented an electronic white board to the Dudley Fire and Emergency Services Department. The board allows users to interact with, manipulate, and mark up any content dis- played on it and will be used by the fire department for training and logistical exer- Courtesy photo cises. Nichols donated the device in response to a ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES request by Dudley’s Emergency Management Director Dean Kochanowski. In past years, Nichols has provided the STUDENTS OF THE MONTH emergency services department with a res- WEBSTER — St. Joseph School has announced its March Students of the Month — PK 2: cue sled for use on frozen ponds, and last year Max Podgorny; PK 3: Kaelyn Lechiara; PK 5: Ava Erkoc; K: Anna O’Connor; 1: Alexandra helped finance an additional cruiser for the Bergeron; 2: Daniel Gronek; 3: Jadyn Williams; 4: Benjamin Colebourn; 5: Aidin Rosario; 6: Dudley Police Department. Nichols alum Tyler McLaughlin (’11), who since Antoni Piascik; 7: Nicole Kulpa; 8: Brandon Goguen. graduating, has gone on to star in the National Geographic Television Channel’s reality show REELING IN THE LUNCH CROWD “Wicked Tuna.” Real-world experience comes to Bay Path Lunchtime in the Nichols College’s Lombard Dining Hall on Friday, March 28, featured tuna — and a lot more tuna, thanks to Courtesy photos accomplished fisherman and Nichols alumnus Tyler McLaughlin (’11). Since graduating, the 25-year-old McLaughlin has gone on to star in the National CHARLTON — On Wednesday April Geographic Television Channel’s reality show “Wicked Tuna,” which is dedicated to his 2, Chris Travinski and Kenny Joy, from livelihood. Southbridge Tire Company, brought some McLaughlin, who helped finance his undergraduate education by hauling in the catch of real-world experience to the HVAC students the day off coastal Massachusetts, returned to Nichols to meet and greet current students at Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical and former professors. He also presided over a host of food stations serving varied dishes of High School in Charlton. the Bluefin tuna in which he specializes. The menu included Bluefin sushi, tuna melts, sesa- Chris and Kenny spent the morning with me-seared tuna, and tuna pinwheel wraps. The latter creation was named for McLaughlin’s the students working on the Geo-Thermal boat, the PinWheel, a 35-foot commercial fishing vessel considered to be the youngster heating and cooling system. They showed among the boats of more grizzled captains on “Wicked Tuna.” the students how to perform a proper start In 2012, McLaughlin signed a four-year contract with the show to host a camera crew on up and test on the equipment. The Geo- his boat. McLaughlin and “Wicked Tuna” are in their second season, scheduled to run for Thermal system was installed by HVAC stu- 30 episodes. dents in the “Energy House” located on Bay “I’ve always been a top fisherman,” McLaughlin says. “It touches me to get this oppor- Path’s campus on Old Muggett Hill Road in tunity to show my skills and passion and to do what I love. And people enjoy watching it.” Charlton. McLaughlin majored in management while at Nichols. And besides managing a success- “It was a great experience for the students ful career, he also manages fellow Nichols graduates Justin Deluca and Ari Vieira, who to see what they are learning in school being put into practice. We were very fortunate and make up the PinWheel’s crew. grateful that Leo Flynn the service manager at Southbridge Tire could free up these two technicians for the morning, said Bay Path HVAC lead teacher Richard Tomaiolo. Don’t let the name confuse you — Southbridge Tire has been in the oil heat and air con- ditioning business for 30 years. The company has been installing and servicing geo-thermal A LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT systems for more than 10 years. Southbridge Tire’s expertise in geo-thermal installations is well known and respected throughout Worcester County. “We are fortunate to have a local business like Southbridge Tire that is willing to give back to the community and help shape the future of the local HVAC industry,” Tomaiolo said.

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BOSTON — Nikki Williams, formerly of Webster, hugs her nephew, Robbie Williams, at mile 19 of the Boston Marathon Monday, April 21. www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 9 Driving too slowly

I receive a variety of driving-re- a vehicle is on these roads or other streets if they wish. and safe to do so. This can mini- lated inquiries for this column. significantly roadways When following a “slow driver” mize many potential issues. Please Recently, I was asked a question obstructing are com- any passing contrary to the road try to exercise due care and drive which applied to drivers traveling traffic, they Chief’s Corner mon when markings and existing conditions defensively. well below the posted speed limits. are allowed vehicles is done at the driver’s own risk. Is there a minimum speed for vehi- to travel change The driver is subject to a civil fine Thanks again for your questions cles to travel while on the public at lower STEVE lanes. If of at least $100. Should an accident and comments. Please send them to streets? Also, can a vehicle pass speeds. WOJNAR vehicles occur, it would most likely be the me at the Dudley Police Department another that is simply traveling There are are oper- fault of the passing driver, unless 71 West Main St., Dudley, MA 01571 slowly? very few ating far other circumstances dictate. The or e-mail at swojnar@dudleypo- Speed limits are established instances, where a vehicle travel- below an acceptable speed, there best advice is to have patience lice.com. Also, feel free to visit our through a variety of Massachusetts ing significantly below the limit, is a greater likelihood of lane and wait for an allowable passing web site at www.dudleypolice.com. laws. In instances of speed limits, can be considered in violation. changes by other travelers, there- zone or for the vehicle to turn off Opinions expressed in this weekly these are established on streets to Certain limited access high- by increasing the risk for acci- or pull over. If you are a person column are those of Chief Wojnar provide a maximum speed for vehi- ways impose minimum speeds for dents. Traveling on limited access who is comfortable traveling at a only and unless clearly noted, do cles to travel. Vehicles are allowed vehicles. These are done to insure highways is optional for drivers in much slower rate, please be cour- not reflect the ideas or opinions of to travel below posted or un-post- all operators are traveling with- most cases. Slower drivers have teous to other drivers and allow any other organization or citizen. ed speeds in most areas. Unless in an acceptable range. Accidents the opportunity to use surface them to pass by when possible Local trout fishing good on lakes and rivers Wild turkey season opened this past Monday in to send a truck to New York to pick up a load of free brown Massachusetts, and numerous local hunters scored on their trout fingerlings for the lake never happened. Any angler first of two birds in a few days. that has fished New York’s Lake Ontario for brown trout Taking the time to scout out areas prior to the opening know how fast they grow and are very aggressive feeders. season paid off big time for many turkey hunters. The birds Now, the lake still has great potential to raise trophy trout, were extremely vocal as the first light came, and the sound but they need a new species of brown trout that will feed of the big birds flying from their roost told me to get ready on the high population of baitfish that inhabits the water. for some action. More on this next week as the column need- This year, small brown trout in the 10- to 12-inch range were ed to be in early this past Monday. stocked into Wallum Lake with very little chance of any of Stripers and tautog fishing should start shifting into high them growing into 3- or 4-pound fish. Feeding on insects gear in the next few days as the waters start to warm. The does not grow trout very fast and the species of trout that are old saying about tautog fish- stocked there are not aggressive enough to feed on bait fish. ing starts when the dandelion At one time, Rhode Island was stocking some 16- and The Great flowers bloom usually holds 18-inch browns that were feeding on the smelt population, true. and growing at a fast rate. A few weeks ago, a large brown Outdoors Trout fishing locally has was shown in this column showing an angler that had been good on both lakes and caught his fish from Ashland Reservoir. The fish had very rivers. Mass Fish & Wildlife little weight or girth although it measured more than 20 RALPH has been stocking almost all inches long. That fish should have weighed more than 6 TRUE of the areas that are on the pounds if it was feeding properly. It seems as though local annual stocking list, and they Courtesy photos anglers will need to be satisfied with the stocking of small will continue to be stocked The Pout Pond Fishing Derby was held last Saturday despite the brown trout at Wallum Lake for years to come, or go to Lake through Memorial Day week- miserable weather conditions. Turnout was light but all in atten- Ontario. Some anglers enjoy catching small trout and not end. The cold rain of this past weekend sure put a damper dance had a great time. This week’s picture shows D.J. McDonald every fish needs to be a monster, but an occasional trophy on local fishing derbies, with the Whitinsville Fish & Game fishing at Pout Pond last Saturday. fish can prove to be a rewarding experience. Club canceling their derby until this week, Saturday, May 3, The new regulations for haddock as of May 1 in at 8 a.m., for members only. trout to feed on. The Division was hesitant to try placing Massachusetts could It was back in the late 50’s or early 60’s that Massachusetts smelt into them for fear of the smelt taking over the pond. not have been worse took on a huge undertaking, reclaiming numerous lakes and Some fish biologists at that time felt that that could happen. for recreational ponds throughout the state. Many lakes, like Wallum Lake Finally they were convinced that the smelt were worth the anglers and party boat in Douglas, were poisoned in an effort to kill all forms of fish risk and thousands of smelt were captured and placed in captains. A three-fish- that inhabited the lake. It was thought that by killing all of Wallum Lake. In a year or two, anglers were catching 4- and per-day limit on had- the fish and restocking it with only trout, that they could 5-pound browns almost on a daily basis. dock at 21 inches or manage a great trout fishery. Unfortunately, the whole proj- Unfortunately, the smelt did not reproduce and more better and an increase ect was a catastrophe, and after a few years all of the lakes smelt were introduced into the lake from the Quabbin. of 2 inches on cod is and ponds were restocked with all of the species of fish that Soon, they too were depleted and so the state decided to try surely going to hurt they had exterminated, and the program was abandoned. smelt eggs at some of the tributaries leading into the lake. the charter boat cap- My brother Ken recently purchased a couple of books pub- Unfortunately, another setback by acid rain destroyed most tains big time, not to lished by Mass. Fish & Wildlife back in the early 60’s, which of the eggs and that practice was abandoned. Local anglers forget the anglers that detailed the reclamation of the waters that went through the enjoy a day of fishing This week’s second picture shows a contacted “Living Lakes” in hopes of having them lime the large blue heron feeding in a local club expensive procedure of killing off most of the fish species in pond to correct the PH problem and were successful in hav- on the North Shore. the targeted lakes. Tons of dead fish lined the shoreline of It just makes you sick pond last week. The heron was feeding ing tons of lime spread into Wallum Lake. It worked! The on chipmunks last year in front of the the poisoned ponds, and removal of the dead fish took weeks efforts of Mass. and Rhode Island Fish & Wildlife could not the way regulators to clean up. When the lakes and ponds were taken off of the hammer away at the Uxbridge Rod & Gun Club picture win- work together to figure out how to make Wallum Lake a tro- dow. Standing motionless for 10 or 15 program, sportsmen asked the Mass. Fish & Wildlife to try phy trout pond and both agencies abandoned the program. A recreational anglers. putting forage fish into the lake for the trout to feed on. At Take a kid fishing minutes, the huge bird would snare his few thousand shoal spawning alewives were introduced into prey and swallow it whole. that time, the Quabbin Reservoir had a huge population the lake, but they too failed to provide the necessary feed and keep them rods of smelt that could be transferred to lakes like Wallum for for hungry trout. The opportunity for Mass. Fish & Wildlife bending! Readers reveal tips and tricks

It’s that time again — when Take it a long as you have to at stress naturally: Nancy Asplund readers reveal their favorite intervals. Run the exhaust Brimfield, Mass. tips and tricks. the fan you’ll get it! My hint for reducing stress of any kind is *** From time and money sav- E. Duchame to go for a long walk at least two miles. It is a Prize Winner — Congratulations to ing tips to repurposing and Hint South Grafton, Mass. mind changer. While the stress doesn’t all go Pauline Lachance, of Wales, whose name recycling strategies, the fol- *** away, it does reduce it considerably. was drawn as winner for dinner for two at lowing ideas promise to lessen KAREN A common pantry staple Burton Avery the Publick House in Sturbridge. She offered the little hassles in life and becomes a beauty aid with Bozrah, Conn. the kitchen tip above. make everyday life a little eas- TRAINOR these repurposing tips! *** ier! *** Win Dinner for Two at the Publick House And remember readers — Here are a few uses of olive Successful baking is a breeze, with this — Your tips can win you a great dinner for send in your best helpful hint for a chance to oil. Extra virgin olive oil is a great for the reader’s tips: two at the historic Publick House Historic win dinner for two at the Publick House in hair and skin. Heat a quarter cup in a micro- Inn in Sturbridge! Simply send in a hint to be Sturbridge! wave for 30 seconds and rub on hair. Put on To make the best moist cupcakes, I use entered into a random drawing. One winner *** a shower cap to steam in the shower for 15 muffin cupcake tins with no papers. It works per month will win a fabulous dinner for two This reader really used her “noodle” to minutes. Wash and rinse. This helped turn really great. I get a lot of compliments on my (a $60 value) at the renowned restaurant, come up with this recycling tip! my son’s bleached straw hair to silky and light, airy cupcakes. Also, last Christmas I located on Route 131 across the town com- soft! had no food coloring so I used Jell-O to color mon in historic Sturbridge. Because I’m in I found a way to recycle those long Rub olive oil on hands and put on plastic my cake and cookie frostings. Try it! the business of dispensing tips, not inventing Styrofoam pool tools and bring some leg/ gloves while you sleep. It heals dry cracked Pauline Lachance them (although I can take credit for some), back comfort when I lie on long lawn chairs. hands overnight (try on feet too). Wales, Mass. I’m counting on you readers out there to The noodles only last one season so when Terry Gringas *** share your best helpful hints! they fray, I cut one the length of the hori- North Oxford, Mass. This reader shares her recipe for better zontal bar (located in the crease) on the long *** batter: Do you have a helpful hint or handy tip lounge chairs. Another bar is found on the Better late than never: This tip never made that has worked for you? Do you have a ques- feet area under the webbing. After cutting it to an earlier column, but it’s a great idea to Here’s an easy (and delicious) change from tion regarding household or garden matters? the tube, I slice a slit in it and wrap it around use for next year. plain pancakes. Just add about a cup of If so, why not share them with readers of the bars from underneath. This is more com- canned fruit (like peaches) to the batter. The Southbridge Evening News? Send ques- fortable way to sit/lie on the chairs and reuse I have a very simple energy tip. When it Janet Antos tions and/or hints to: Take the Hint!, C/o something you’d otherwise throw away. is below zero outside, I put several one-gal- Dudley, Mass. the Southbridge Evening News, 25 Elm St., Mariann LeSasso lon milk jugs filled with water outside for *** Southbridge, MA 01550. Or e-mail kdrr@aol. Spencer, Mass. Mother Nature to freeze for me. When they A “hands on” approach solves a common com. Hints are entered into a drawing for din- *** are completely frozen I bring them in and hassle. ner for two at the historic Publick House Inn. Here’s a trick to catch common insects “on place them in my refrigerator (as many as I For more great hints, tune into Take the Hint! the fly.” can fit). This helps to cool the air and reduced My friend who is nurse gave me this handy one minute snippet tips aired twice daily on the amount that my fridge runs. tip. Use a vinyl disposable glove to open any ORC FM 98.9. And for more tips and talk, be Here is a foolproof way to “get” that fly! Bill Sheridan container, I was having difficulty opening sure to listen to my live hour-long show from Shut off all lights except the bathroom. Close Auburn, Mass. items, even using standard rubber twist offs. 9 to 10 a.m. each Friday on WARE 1250. the door and go in with a can of Raid. That *** The glove works effortlessly. I hope it helps fly will go crazy around and around! Spray A reader reveals his hint for reducing others who are in the same boat. Turn your retirement ‘vision’ into reality Retirement can be an exciting, ness. Clearly, you family situation of your assets to be allocated to way. Among the steps you might active time of your life. have many options and time horizon investments with the potential consider taking is establishing a But if you’re going to get the — and you’ll need to Financial — how many years for rising income. 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THE DEADLINE to submit letters to the editor and commentaries for next week’s news- paper is Friday at noon. SEND ALL ITEMS to Editor Adam Minor at The Webster Times Viewpoint — [email protected] A Stonebridge Press Weekly Newspaper 25 Elm Street, Southbridge MA 01550 Tel. (508) 764-4325• Fax (508) 764-8015 www.webstertimes.net Seize the

Frank G. Chilinski Stonebridge Press President and Publisher 24,000 Adam Minor Editor The Webster Times Not everything we receive by e-mail is truly golden information. Or even worth opening. Editorial Sometimes, of course, it’s pretty much a waste of time – both ours and the sender’s. We rarely send off any Internet finds of our Courtesy photo own to friends and family, mainly because we’re not on the Internet long enough to Missing discover or uncover something amazing RAINBOW ASSEMBLIES VISIT OVERLOOK we suspect they haven’t yet found for themselves. CHARLTON — The Overlook was the location for six Rainbow assemblies to attend And while we truly links annual Rainbow Sunday services on Sunday, April 6. The following Rainbow Assemblies appreciate the YouTube participated — Oxford Assembly #89, Holden Assembly #85, Spencer Assembly #72, videos of stellar enter- Framingham Assembly #47, West Springfield Assembly #79 and Gardner Assembly #83. tainers and amazing feats “What do you think about a walk on The girls and their adult advisors met at the main entrance at The Overlook. The girls of nature, we wouldn’t Thursday with a few swings of a stick to assisted with greeting the residents as they entered the Chapel and then a representative even know where to begin break the monotony?” from each assembly carried a flag into the Chapel at the start of Sunday services. The looking for these things A text from my father-in-law last week coffee hour following the service was hosted by the Rainbow Assemblies. The girls had an on our own. Remember, (which I somehow forgot to respond to — opportunity to visit with the residents. Rainbow Sunday is held one time each year. This we grew up using a type- sorry Dad! I was busy!) awoke a hunger is where Rainbow Girls get together to attend church services in celebration of the found- As You writer – first a manual in me that lies dormant during the winter ing of Rainbow which was April 6, 1922. For more information about the International and later an electric – to months, but blooms in the spring along Order of the Rainbow for Girls and to contact a Rainbow assembly near you please visit Like It write stories, columns with the trees and flowers. www.massiorg.net. Pictured, members from the following Rainbow Assemblies: Oxford (term papers, assigned Assembly #89, Holden Assembly #85, Spencer Assembly #72, Framingham Assembly #47, essays, etc.). Someday As you can probably surmise by the MARK ASHTON text above, the itch I am talking about is West Springfield Assembly #79 and Gardner Assembly #83. we’ll explain to readers not the annual battle royal with spring- under 30 just what a type- time allergies — it’s the game of golf. writer is (was) and how it served as a (tem- I only play a few times a year (what Letters to the Editor porary) technological improvement over can I say? The game is expensive, and the art of creative writing by hand. This week we received an e-mail that my clubs he was simple, yet intriguing. It has forced us T are old! Remembering our ‘historic origins’ to consider things previously left unpon- Those are Minor To the Editor: few such sources, and thus it would be pru- dered. With a couple of quick keyboard the excuses In the latest edition (April 25) of the dent to preserve those that remain, especial- clicks on my part, it calculated something Details I am stick- Webster Times’ Letters to the Editor is a ly those that have the architectural appeal for us that we most assuredly never would ing with), letter from Joseph Beresik, a candidate for that the current structure has. At a mini- have calculated (correctly) on our own. ADAM but my Library Trustee in Webster in which he mum, the existing structure could be incor- It gave us the number 24,163 – allegedly MINOR excursions endorses preserving the Corbin library, porated into an expanded facility. Noting the number of days we have lived on earth out on the which is called to be demolished in conjunc- past failed efforts to preserve historic and (up until the day we asked for that tally). golf course tion with the proposed new library project architecturally significant structures, e.g. Now, we traditionally measure our ages are some of plans. the School St. fire station and the 1805 in terms of years, probably because that’s the most enjoyable times of the season. While not specifically endorsing any can- House (Dudley), I would like to encourage about as often as family and friends want Whether it’s with family or friends, there didate, I would like to echo Mr. Beresik’s local citizens to resist yet another effort to to celebrate our existence with a congratu- recent concerns about plans for the Corbin chip away at the foundation of historically is nothing quite like being out on the latory cake and a gift or two. But this daily library to be demolished in conjunction significant structures that formed the basis tally really made us think. Twenty-four course, with nothing but you and the ball with plans for a new library. of our communities. If left un-resisted there to worry about (and hiking in the woods thousand-plus days sounded like a major The Corbin library is a visually appealing may eventually be nothing left to remind us accomplishment – until we began ponder- when I’m feeling especially rusty). and historic structure (part of a historic of our historic origins. ing how we probably have spent a good As of this writing, I have yet to even district) in the town of Webster, one that portion of each of those 24-hour segments. hit a ball this season, whether it’s on the contributes to a source of pride in the town. Ron Heroux There are some who believe there are too First off, this email broke down those driving range or playing an actual round, Webster days into almost 3,452 weeks, or 794.03 but I’m starting to feel the urge to play. months – noteworthy, perhaps, but not Granted, the weather has been pretty as impressive as the daily total. We were weird as of late, with unseasonably cold Confusion setting in over water operations vote interested to learn that we were born on days sprinkled between gorgeous spring To the Editor: and condition of some of the pipes that are a Friday. Perhaps that’s why we have an days. The trees and other plant life must I am writing due to the confusion set in currently in service.” It seems our aware- affinity for that day, the traditional end of be pretty confused right now. after attending the informational meeting ness is not as “well” as the town states. We a work week and the start of a fun week- My infatuation with the game started regarding the Town of Oxford taking over do not have a needs assessment report and end. when I was very young, maybe 6 or 7. I the water operations for the town residents I have not heard anyone report the cost Our true adventure in discovery, how- had always been a fan of the challeng- now serviced by Aquarion Water Company. of a single water main break. It seems to ever, came when we tried to break down ing obstacles at our local miniature golf I am both a taxpayer and a water service me, these costs need to be included in any those 24,000-plus days into individual cat- customer. Although there was quite a bit of financial report to the citizens of the Town egories of spent time. For instance, given venues, before I could actually pick up a rhetoric, I left feeling less than confident of of Oxford. real club and swing it. During every fam- the rough average of eight hours of sleep the undocumented plan. Finally, two points under the FAQs on the per day (probably more when we were ily outing, I was constantly bugging my The major statement contributing to my website. First, there is a question, “How are parents about playing mini-golf. I even infants and definitely less now that we’re uneasiness was Mr. Divoll’s, “We (the town) all of the legal expenses being paid? By our old and codgerly), that would account for bought one of those putting machines will need to do a needs assessment.” If “we” tax dollars?” The answer starts with one roughly 193,000 hours (or more than 8,000 still need to perform a needs assessment, word, “No.” The rhetoric details a plan to you can put in your living room, an elec- days) of our life spent more or less uncon- how can “we” possibly come up with a bud- use lease and betterment dollars from the tric one that pops the ball to you when scious. you drain a putt. Nothing but cup. get? I heard the Aquarion representative Town owned Sutton Avenue tank. Where list approximately $6 million in “Priority do these dollars go now? If into the general Even more disturbing, of course, was From there, I graduated to a chip the realization that, give or take a decade and putt place in Vernon, Conn., called 1” improvements/replacements on Main funds, then tax dollars are being used by vir- Street and Sutton Avenue alone. That does tue of those dollars no longer being available spent TV-less as the medium was being Connecticut Golf Land. The course, once not include the 2-inch lines the town men- to all taxpayers. Secondly, the town cites an born, we’ve probably logged about 100,000 an 18-hole layout, has since been taken tioned during the meeting. The town’s esti- added benefit to the taxpayers by having hours (or nearly 4,200 days) in front of a over by a car dealership, so it only offers mate of “High Priority Improvements” is additional personnel able to work within television, enjoying some things, lament- nine holes now. But back “in the day,” $2.4 million. There is a difference of opinion the DPW. My question, is it legal to use ing others, and nowadays surfing from my friends and I were constantly at “Golf of $3.6 million I need cleared up before my enterprise account employees, equipment, one channel to another, even briefly, just Land,” chipping and putting, and I was confidence level goes up. and supplies for other departments within to escape the annoying commercials that learning the game. Mr. Divoll also stated the town, under- the town, without costing back the actual seem to be more prevalent than ever. (Have Finally, as grew up and became stron- standably, would not be prepared to assume amount paid in personnel, equipment, sup- you noticed the new practice of running ger, I finally got tired of just hitting the operation of the water operations on plies to the requesting department? the same commercial multiple times – typ- driving ranges, so after being given an July 1, 2014 (the projected start date). There There are just too many unknowns associ- ically within seconds of its last appearance will be a private company not only running, ated with the costs related to this project for – on the same channel/program? Perhaps old set of irons by my grandfather, along but operating the Water Department for the me to feel comfortable enough to vote yes. with some Jack Nicklaus instructional this is a column/gripe for another time!) first six to 12 months. I do not see the cost Those unknowns already had Mr. Divoll Anyway, we went on to discover that cassettes (that’s right kids, cassettes), I of the private company being hired in the stating there could be a cut in the savings we’ve probably spent about 600-700 days picked up my $20 Walmart driver (which budget proposed by the town. If I under- to customers by 7 percent, down from 15 eating during our lifetime, though a lot of I still have, by the way) and finally hit the stood him correctly, Mr. Divoll stated that percent to 8 percent. This, before the $2.7 that time can be piggybacked with the TV golf course. a request for proposals (RFP) was sent out. million increase in this plan is even voted watching! I forget now where my first round was, This is another unknown cost. on at Town Meeting on May 7. The number of days spent on schooling but it was absolutely atrocious (as most The cover letter to the “Water System was too tough and time-consuming for us Financial Information” posted on the town’s of my rounds are). If you are a fan of golf, Robert W. Odgren to figure out (perhaps a statement on our website states, “We are well aware of the age you know that it is often a game of inch- Oxford schooling itself – or at least that portion es. A 300-yard drive counts as a stroke of it spent on math), but how disturbing just as much as a 6-inch putt … I have was it to learn that we’ve probably logged missed many short putts, sliced many a ‘The definition of out-of-control big government gone amok’ about 3,700 days at work – give or take a holiday, vacation, sick day, or a couple of drive and created many a divot with my To the Editor: in loaning money to the town of Oxford in irons. To this day, I still have a slice in bouts of being laid off! Oxford Town Meeting voters will soon order for the town government to take over We won’t even try to estimate the num- my drive, my irons are OK, but I’d like decide if the town will borrow millions of a system that is utilized by approximately ber of days spent mowing lawns or raking to think my chipping and putting is my dollars to acquire the water system. 2,600 taxpayers! leaves or shoveling snow (way too many strength (assuming being slightly below We learned a bit more at the recent Oxford This is the definition of out-of-control average can be considered a “strength”). Business Association Town Forum regard- big government gone amok. Why should this past winter, of course), nor will we ing the mechanics of this loan. federal tax dollars be invested to take over spend any more time guesstimating how It isn’t great, by any means, but it seems many days (160 or so?) we’ve spent ponder- as though the closer I am to the hole, the The town, utilizing the full faith and cred- a private utility that serves only a portion it of the Town of Oxford, will apply for the of the town? There is no good answer to this ing and writing newspaper columns – the more confident I am in my swing. hardest part of which is typically coming With time, and practice, like most loan with the United States Department question. Oxford voters should stop this of Agriculture (USDA) rural water system deal in its tracks, and invest its money more up with an idea. things, the better I’ll get. The season is program. This means that all town taxpay- wisely in other areas — or better yet — save Not to be coy, but if you want to know young, but my clubs are still old — almost ers will be participating in applying for the money for unforeseen costs. exactly how old (in years) those 24,163 days 15 years old now. I know that a purchase this federal financing. In fact, because the make us, we’ll leave that to YOU to deci- of new irons looms in my future, but my federal government’s USDA is financing the Michael A. Plouffe Jr. pher. Please keep in mind that there were wallet aches at the thought of making loan — all federal taxpayers will be involved Oxford 17 leap years in there, and that we’re now such a purchase, especially for some- another seven or so days older than when thing I’m only going to use a few times we wrote this! a year. Drug Take Back Day a success And if you’d like to find out precisely Golf can be a frustrating, difficult and To the Editor: enough to fill seven large boxes. Thanks how old YOU are in days, you can always challenging game at times, but even after On Saturday, April 26, the Dudley Police also go out to representatives of Harrington visit: www.korn19.ch/coding/days.php on suffering through a terrible round, which Department and the Drug Enforcement Hospital who allowed the department to the Internet. We have no idea if the site is I have done many, many times, all it Administration (DEA) conducted another use three needle drop boxes for those who completely legitimate or just scamming us, but we’re not going to waste even one hour takes is that one magnificent miracle prescription drug “Take Back” event. sought to dispose of medical sharps. These of one day fretting over the possibilities. shot to make it all worthwhile. The public had the opportunity to provide were also filled to capacity. for safe disposal of expired, unused, and It was another successful event and I I just keep coming back for more! unwanted prescription drugs. The service encourage everyone to take advantage of Mark Ashton can be reached at: mark@ was free and anonymous. this program in the future. The next event is stonebridgepress.com, or by calling: 508- Adam Minor may be reached at 508-909- This was by far the largest event to date. tentatively planned for October 2014. 909-4144. 4130, or by e-mail at aminor@stonebridge- More than 80 people dropped off a large Steven Wojnar press.com. quantity of prescription medications, Police Chief, Dudley www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 11 Sports Clutch hitting helps Tantasqua softball get by Rams

Tantasqua pitcher Jeszy McGuire hits the ground after tagging out a sliding Nick Ethier photos Allyson Nuttall of Shepherd Hill during a close play at the plate during the Warriors’ 8-4 victory over the Rams on April 28. Shepherd Hill’s Brenna Foley follows through with her release of a pitch.

Shepherd Hill’s Allyson Nuttall begins to swing during a second inning at-bat. Amanda Lane of Shepherd Hill makes a clean play at second base.

Tantasqua’s Michelle Palmer slides safely into third base during one of her two triples versus Shepherd Hill.

Hennessey RBI single up the mid- ty of English on it to force an error, Foley, surrendered eight runs — dle, but Warriors hurler Jeszy plating Allyson Nuttall (2 for 3) and four earned — on 10 hits, one strike- McGuire got out of the frame as Emily Hanson (3 for 4). out, no walks and two hit batsmen. The Hill left the bases loaded. Tantasqua got one back in the The Rams dropped their sea- Tantasqua countered with a run home half of the frame when son record to 5-2, but according in the bottom of the first on an McGuire grounded into a double to Enman it wasn’t the biggest Abby Stansky (2 for 4) RBI ground- play, but it scored a run to make surprise, what with playing no out, and took the lead for good it 7-3. games during April vacation and with two more runs in the second After a scoreless fifth inning still being without two of their big inning. the Rams, once again, attempted bats in Marissa Colby and Shelby In that frame Kendra Salviuolo to rally in the sixth. Hennessey Stracher. (2 for 3) hit an RBI double to deep reached on an error, which plated “I’m disappointed, sure, but I’m center field, which Shepherd Hill’s Hanson for the third time. not surprised that the day after a Catie Smith nearly tracked down But the Warriors scored in the long holiday with the kids being Jeszy McGuire of Tantasqua releases a pitch to the plate. to make a great catch, and Adina bottom half of the inning to regain off as much as they were that they Pellot made it a 3-1 game with an a four-run lead at 8-4 when Michelle weren’t as sharp as they might BY NICK ETHIER just four. Because of the Warriors’ RBI groundout. Palmer (3 for 4) tripled to right field have been,” he said. SPORTS STAFF WRITER clutch hitting, they got past the After the Rams stranded runners and was granted home on a throw- Colby and Stracher were finish- STURBRIDGE — When the Rams, 8-4. on second and third base in the ing error. ing up a foreign language trip to Tantasqua and Shepherd Hill “It’s a good win,” Tantasqua third inning, the Warriors padded “Michelle’s been tearing the Europe, which Enman called, “a softball teams met April 28 for a head coach Phil Desroches said. its lead to 6-1. Hayley Worthington cover off the ball,” Desroches said great opportunity not to be missed.” Southern Worcester County League “Shepherd Hill’s the archrival and (2 for 3) plated two with a hit to of Palmer’s season so far. The Warriors, meanwhile, Central Division showdown, the our bats come up today.” center field, and Salviuolo added an McGuire then had a relatively improved to 4-5 and played a strong offensive stats were pretty similar. For Shepherd Hill head coach RBI with another single to center. easy seventh inning to shut the game after losing close decisions to The Warriors had 13 players reach Paul Enman, he was looking for “It’s kind of what the doctor door on Shepherd Hill. Westborough High, Uxbridge High base on 10 hits, while the Rams more hits — especially early — ordered,” Desroches said of the hit “She struggled a little bit, but and Auburn High earlier in the countered with 16 runners on base with runners in scoring position. barrage. “A couple people broke she battled,” Desroches said of season. behind eight base knocks. “We just didn’t get those timely out of slumps, which is good.” McGuire’s complete game effort, “I feel that we can pretty much The one glowing difference, hits, we certainly had our opportu- Shepherd Hill finally grabbed two which included four runs — one play with anybody in the SWCL,” though, was that The Hill strand- nities,” he said. runs in the fourth inning to inch earned — on eight hits, seven Desroches said. “It’s just a matter ed 11 runners, while Tantasqua The Rams scored once in the closer at 6-3. With the bases loaded strikeouts, three walks and two hit of being focused.” limited its missed opportunities to top of the first inning on a Molly Hennessey hit a sharp grounder to batsmen. second base, and the ball had plen- McGuire’s counterpart, Brenna 12 • The Webster Times • Friday, May 2, 2014 www.webstertimes.net Sports Seniors reign supreme in SWCL girls’ individual tennis tournament Northbridge’s Litchfield defends singles crown; Southbridge’s Pena, Serrano win doubles

BY NICK ETHIER to go out with a bang,’” said Litchfield, who SPORTS STAFF WRITER will play tennis collegiately at Springfield STURBRIDGE — In both Southern College. Worcester County League (SWCL) girls’ Over on the doubles side, Southbridge’s individual tennis tournaments, which held Pena and Serrano beamed with confidence the semifinals and finals April 24 at the en route to the SWCL doubles tournament Tantasqua courts, the seniors shined the victory over Tantasqua’s Anya Parsons brightest en route to victories. and Elise Hanks-Witaszek in the semifinal Northbridge senior Rachel Litchfield (7-6 (10-8), 6-3) and Quaboag’s tandem of defended her singles championship with a Thompson and Smythe in the final, who 6-3, 6-4 victory over Quaboag’s Kelly Norton, advanced to the championship match after while Southbridge’s senior duo of Elyse semifinal counterpart Sarah Gaffney and Pena and Kayla Serrano defeated Quaboag’s Brittany Flynn of Leicester defaulted. Madison Thompson and Comfort Smythe, “We beat Quaboag the other day, so we 6-3, 7-5. were like, ‘We have them, we can beat “It was really hard conditions because it them,’” said Pena of their regular season was so windy,” Litchfield said after beating matchup with the Cougars. “We’ve been Norton. “You’d go for an angle shot and playing absolutely amazing.” then the wind would take it out, so I was “Last week it was definitely a challenge trying to play more conservative.” because we lost our first set,” Serrano The conservativeness over aggression added, “so we already knew it was going to tactic paid off, as Litchfield often out-waited be a challenge today.” her opponent during long rallies to win. The Pioneers won the first set before “You want to wait for the right opportuni- rallying from 5-2 down to take the second — ty,” she said. and the championship. Litchfield and Tantasqua’s Nicole For Pena, it was Serrano’s inside work Cormier, the inaugural SWCL tournament around the net that led to victory. winner in 2012 and runner up to Litchfield “I like her net-work,” Pena explained. last year, were set to square off in one “Since I was a singles player [last year], I’m semifinal, but Cormier had to default due way better in the back.” to prior commitments. Inclement weather And for Serrano, she believed that team- played a factor in the semifinals and finals work was the key. being played April 24 instead of the original “We work well together,” she said of her date of April 23, which Cormier could have first-year partner. “If one of us is getting played in. down, the other one gets the other one back While waiting to take part in the final, up.” Litchfield watched the other semifinal as And there may be a Southbridge resur- Norton outlasted Shepherd Hill’s Abby gence in girls’ tennis, as the senior laden Packard, 6-4, 6-0. team is 4-1 overall, with Pena and Serrano “I was trying to figure out what they’re also 4-1 in the No. 1 doubles slot. good at [and] what they’re bad it,” Litchfield “Our whole team was juniors, so we’ve explained. been building,” Pena said of transitioning Nick Ethier photos When all was said and done, the studying from 2013 to this spring. Shepherd Hill’s Abby Packard hits a serve during her SWCL individual tournament semifinal matchup — and strong tennis — enabled Litchfield “We’ve all been playing since freshman with Quaboag’s Kelly Norton. to claim the individual title for the second year, so it’s definitely a big year for us,” year running. Serrano added. “This is my last year so I was like, ‘I want SWCL boys’ individual tennis tournament a youth movement Auburn sophomore Smreczak wins singles title; Quaboag freshmen Spencer, Martin take doubles

Northbridge’s Noah Mulgrew, who competed in the singles final of the SWCL individual tournament, hits a serve to Auburn’s Albert Smreczak.

out in the first set but couldn’t continue in — Martin slept over the Spencer’s house the second because of a nagging injury. the night before the semifinals and finals — “I was watching him play in the semis, complimented each other’s game. so I could see how he played,” Smreczak “He’s a little better at groundstrokes than explained. “It got me a little warmed up.” I am, so he [can] take a backhand,” Martin Smreczak, playing in his first SWCL indi- said of Spencer’s ability. BY NICK ETHIER Auburn’s Albert Smreczak follows through on a SPORTS STAFF WRITER serve during his singles championship run in the vidual tournament, said afterward that his “I think Magnus stays very focused all the Nick Ethier photos SWCL individual tournament. goal is to reach the districts. With a sizzling time,” Spencer added. “I like his net play, record of 7-1 as an individual and as a team, he’s very aggressive at the net.” Quaboag’s Magnus Martin charges after the ball 6-1, 6-1, while the Quaboag freshmen duo the Rockets are well on their way to reach- Despite this being their first year play- during his doubles final of the SWCL individu- of Herrick Spencer and Magnus Martin ing that accomplishment. ing as doubles partners, the camaraderie al tournament. Martin and teammate Herrick outlasted Auburn’s Jack Leger and Connor The doubles championship pairing was between the two can help the team accumu- Spencer defeated Auburn’s Jack Leger and Connor Aubuchont, 7-5, 7-5, for the doubles tourna- Aubuchont, 7-5, 7-5. a good one, as Spencer and Martin did just late victories. ment crown. enough to get past Leger and Aubuchont. “I think it’s a lot easier playing with him When asked what the key to his victory “I just think we were more consistent because you can say whatever you want,” STURBRIDGE — The future looks was, Smreczak said, “I think I put a lot of than them…just a little,” Martin said. “It Martin said. bright for boys’ tennis inside the Southern pressure on him…tried to intimidate him was close.” And for Martin, after a bye to the final Worcester County League (SWCL), as a at the net.” For Spencer, the key to victory was to give because of a default, winning the tourna- sweeping youth movement guided younger Smreczak, who advanced to the final when it that little something extra that athletes ment was on his mind. players to victory in the third annual SWCL Tantasqua’s Curt Allen defaulted in the find within themselves during the course of “We kind of came in wanting to win,” he individual tournament played April 24 at semifinal round, watched intently from the competition. said. “We [thought] we had a chance.” the Tantasqua courts. sideline as Mulgrew and Quaboag’s Raphael “They hit the ball back and it was tough, Auburn’s Leger and Aubuchont reached Auburn sophomore Albert Smreczak Gundersen battled in the other semifinal. you have to put more power into it so it forc- the final after holding serve against defeated Northbridge freshman Noah Mulgrew ended up with a 6-2, default (inju- es them to make a mistake,” he said. Northbridge’s Mario Maturi and Jonathan Mulgrew in the singles tournament final, ry) victory over Gundersen, who gutted it Martin and Spencer, the best of friends Canoy, 6-2, 6-4. Sports Briefs

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Street she has had the oppor- lowed and not being afraid ~ Est. 1987 ~ She said during her last tunity to not only feel the ask, ‘Why not?’” 100% Satisfaction 10% Senior three years in Webster, she economic climate of the Being in the health/ Citizen Guaranteed or you has been actively involved community, but connect medical profession, Discount owe nothing! in her children’s educa- with other business owners Kokosinski-Rubin said she PLEASE CALL tion at St. Joseph School, of in the area and get to know is most impressed with the 1-800-696-4913 • 508-248-4638 which she is an alum. their feelings and what they Harrington HealthCare at for more information or for a free estimate www.hitechmobilewash.com Kokosinski-Rubin said want out of their commu- Hubbard project. She said after graduating from nity. the renovation and expan- St. Joseph School and “You get to know them sion of their emergency Marianapolis Preparatory and start hearing some facilities is just what a com- School (in Thompson, of the complaints,” said munity like Webster needs. SIDING Category Conn.) she attended the Kokosinski-Rubin, who She said this will hopeful- Massachusetts College added that she feels the key ly bring in skilled jobs and This Home Improvement section of Pharmacy and Health to a town’s success is busi- more people looking to live runs in the following papers to Sciences after opening ness. in the area. Serving her own business with She said many of the She said after college she Central over 42,000 households: her husband. She said the complaints included what felt like there was nothing Massachusetts Spencer New Leader, pair opened Royal Palm is being done about empty left for her in the Dudley/ Specialty Pharmacy while buildings in the area, the Webster area, and now Charlton Villager, in Florida and moved the progress of several of the being back in the area, she Sturbridge Villager, Auburn News, business to Main Street in Main Street projects and is looking to change that NOW OFFERING Webster Times, Webster a few years later to where the focus was in perception for her children be closer to family. bringing the town back to and the next generation. Seamless Vinyl Siding! Southbridge Evening News... 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WEBSTER — The Webster Little League didn’t let the weather bring them down during the town’s Opening Day parade on Sunday, April 27. The annual parade took off from the train tack on Main Street just a little after noon and was lead by the Bartlett Jr./Sr. High School marching band. From T-ball to the oldest players, all league members seemed happy to finally have the season underway.

Carrying the banner up front is a very serious job for one Webster Little League member.

Webster resident Camden Rockwood, 4, waits in the rain for the Little League parade to step off. Mia Deneult, 3, warms up in her stroller with some coco.

One friend help keep another dry.

A happy spectator films the parade from the comfort of her car.

Joy Richard photos A little rain didn’t keep family from the sidewalks to watch their Little League

It wasn’t just players who were dressed up, as dogs brought their team spirit to the Webster Little League parade too.

A member of the Bartlett Jr./Sr. High School percussion section keeps the beat as the parade moves down Main Street.

No matter how chilly, baseball caps had to be on Parents try to shield their players from the rain. A Main Street resident watches the Little League parade from an apartment players’ heads and this little ball player knew how window. to follow the rules and keep warm. 16 • The Webster Times • Friday, May 2, 2014 www.webstertimes.net Oxford Little League kicks off season with rainy parade

OXFORD — Let the games begin! Oxford Little Leaguers saw a damp, but happy opening day on Sunday, April 27, during the annual Little League Parade, which stepped off from the Oxford American Legion on Main Street. Players, led by the Oxford High School Navel Junior ROTC made their way down Main Street to the North Oxford fields for the Opening Day ceremony and games and festivities that followed.

Oxford High School Navel Junior ROTC members march down Main Street during the Sunday, April 27, Little League parade.

Sweatshirt size didn’t matter when it came to A dad adjusts a player’s cap as they marched in the Oxford Little League keeping warm on the parade route. parade.

Five little players right in a row march together as a team.

One little sister rides in the parade in style.

One of the younger players looks back for her teammates.

Joy Richard photos Something got these Lassie Leaguers laughing as they carried their sponsor sign in the Oxford Little League Parade. A Lassie League member cheers for her team as they march toward the North Oxford fields. www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 17 Locals enjoy warm sun of new spring season

Spring sprung just in time for April vacation for our local schools. The Webster Times took advantage of the beautiful weather on Tuesday, April 22 and snapped some candid shots of residents throughout the area doing what people do best on a sunny day — spending time in the great outdoors.

Joy Richard photos Webster resident Gracie Scott, 7, makes her way Upside down and all turned around, Webster resi- Over the bridge buds Gracie Scott, 7, and Jacob Jacob Sirard, 8, of Webster, takes a serious ride along the sliding rail during the second day of April dent Gracie Scott, 7, smiles for the camera. Sirard, 8, spend a beautiful spring afternoon at the down a seriously twisted slide at the Dudley vacation on Tuesday, April 22. Dudley Municipal Complex playground. Municipal Complex.

Local resident Brendan Burns, 6, emerges from the tube slide. A boy on a bike watched as one of the many, local freight trains make its way past Main Street in Webster.

Webster resident and newfound window artist Mckayleigh, 5, smiles and Holding down the caboose are Webster residents and Providence and Worcester Rail Fan Club and Museum members Dick laughs as she draws at Coney 1950 Authentic Hot Dogs on Main Street in Girdrdin and Bill Radcliff. Webster. 18 • The Webster Times • Friday, May 2, 2014 www.webstertimes.net Seniors enjoy monthly luncheon at Point Breeze

WEBSTER — Point Breeze Restaurant was once again the host of the recent monthly Bourque. The meal, as usual, was delicious, and wait staff catered to everyone’s needs. The senior luncheon co-sponsored by the Transitional Care Unit at Hubbard Campus and luncheon culminated with the drawing of the lucky winner of the basket raffle — Dorothy the Webster Police Department. A few special guests were in attendance, including Sen. Crawford of Webster. Richard Moore, Audiologist Marilyn Reynolds, and Board of Selectman candidate Donald

Courtesy photos Webster Dudley Youth Group presents ‘Passion’ play

WEBSTER — Members of the Webster Dudley Youth Group presented “The Passion of and St Anthony of Padua parishes in Dudley and Sacred Heart, St. Joseph and St. Louis our Lord,” on Friday, April 18, at The Sacred Heart of Jesus Church in Webster. Youth Parishes in Webster. For more information, contact Christina Ralph at 508-635-4222. You Group members range in age from 8 to 17 took part in this annual presentation of the life can also find us at www.websterdudleyyouthgroup.com. and Passion of Jesus. The Webster Dudley Youth Group is sponsored by St. Andrew Bobola

Courtesy photos www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 19 ‘Bright lights’ in our education system

As part of my continuing commitment to out of a single sheet of paper that promise to unlock endless possibil- the state. With so much technology so close education, I have had the opportunity over could hold the weight of 80 pennies! Guest ities for teachers and students alike to being accessible, yet just out of reach, I the past several months to undertake a com- Another class was proud to teach to customize lesson plans and create came away from these visits with a renewed prehensive tour of the schools throughout me the new techniques they were Commentary personalized educational opportuni- commitment to refocus our priorities at the the 6th Worcester District. learning to help remember their ties tailored to individual students. state level, so that we can fully support our During these visits I’ve had the pleasure multiplication tables. STATE REP. Unfortunately, lack of access local communities. to read to elementary school students, hold This energy for learning that PETER DURANT to technology and infrastructure During this budget season I can promise civics discussions with high school stu- I saw from the students in every leaves too many of the classrooms that these two areas will be a priority of dents, watch middle school students come classroom traces directly back to throughout the Commonwealth and mine. Our projected revenues in the State together to donate hundreds of Christmas the dedicated and passionate teachers who in the 6th Worcester District reliant on are up, so I believe that one area of focus presents to charity, and play traditional we trust to educate our students. dusty chalkboards and a separate often woe- needs to be in high-speed wireless Internet African music with an entire school. What I also noticed as I visited most of fully outdated textbook for each class. access for every school in the common- I’ve accompanied the districts’ superin- these schools was that our teachers are Not only is it physically dangerous to ask wealth. This investment in our students tendents through the schools, meet with consistently achieving the highest levels our students to lug over-stuffed backpacks will have immeasurable payouts not only administrators, and many of the teachers. of success without the resources that they to and from school — as was shown to in their lives, but in a brighter future for From Mason Street School in Dudley to truly need and deserve. me by a tiny middle school student whose Massachusetts. David Prouty in Spencer; from Charlton We live in an age of technology where 50-pound backpack was literally as heavy as One of the core responsibilities of gov- Street School in Southbridge to Charlton many, including myself, sometimes strug- she was — but it’s mentally stifling as well. ernment is providing the basic education Middle School in Charlton; and everywhere gle to keep up. The same can be said about While advancements in technology have all of our children deserve so they have the in between. our classrooms, which also struggle to keep become critical to education, the associated opportunity for a better life for themselves. Throughout this time, several things have up with modern advances. But not our chil- costs hold our schools back. Without broad- And while our teachers are doing a great become very clear to me. dren; they have a seemingly inexhaustible band access and smart devices our teachers job with what they have, I believe that the The first is the passion, commitment, ability to absorb information and adapt to and students miss out on access to free first Commonwealth must and can do more to and enthusiasm of the administrators and changing technology. class educational resources such as Khan support the public school system. I am fully teachers throughout the district. In each Imagine giving our teachers the ability to Academy, Udacity and Duolingo. dedicated to offering my support in any building I was greeted by principals burst- leverage the technology we all hold in the The past six months have shown a bright way that I can within my means as state ing with pride and eager to show me their palm of our hands to deliver content that is light for me regarding the state of our cur- representative to ensure to that cause and to schools and students. new and exciting and that allows our stu- rent education system — mostly very good build a bright future for our children. The classrooms I visited were even more dents to learn and access their educational but also where we can grow and improve. exciting. I heard a class laugh through a materials anytime and at any place. As excited as the teachers and principals song about photosynthesis, and watched Tablets and smart phones, through the were to show me their successes, they were another group of students build a bridge Internet and streaming videos, hold the just as eager to ask for additional help from Budget woes, water acquisition issues top Town Meeting warrant view, but residents have to vote how they mains needing approximately $3 million to the fact that town simply doesn’t have the MEETING feel is best for them. $3.5 million of work in the next few years. money to make a larger increase and that continued from page 1 “Right now Aquarion has hired a [pub- Walsh said in a phone interview on the funding they are receiving from the and Department of Public Works Director lic relations] firm, gone door-to-door, sent Monday, April 28, that he is hoping for the state is going directly to the district. Sean M. Divoll, who recently spoke with letters to people’s home addresses, perhaps chance to speak to residents before they “The bottom line is there just isn’t any residents, answering questions during a businesses as well, hired telemarketers, vote at Town Meeting and that the company money,” said LeBlanc. “Almost all the other public forum about the water acquisition, it called people and asked them their opinions is still committed to providing a quality ser- departments are getting decreases.” was clear that the town is still determined on Article 19 and the town has done none of vice to the town. She said they are “trying very hard” to to acquire the company. Divoll said he and that,” said Divoll. “They have spent a lot of Turning an eye toward the town and work with the district, even setting up a sep- local officials feel it is in the best interest of money on these measures, and in my opin- Oxford School District’s budget, concerns arate meeting to discuss the budget, some- the residents and business owners when it ion, that should say a lot to folks in town.” were raised in the last week from Oxford thing she said she hasn’t seen in the eight comes to reducing fees and having control Aquarion Water Vice President of School Committee Chairman Brenda Ennis years she has been with the committee. over a system within their community. Operations John Walsh said the company that the proposed $100,000 increase to the “They need the money and we understand Divoll said the forum was hosted by the has reached out to residents through a letter 2015 school budget would send the district that, but we’re trying some solutions for Oxford Business Association and some of dated Saturday, April 5, outlining what he reeling and that community budget woes them,” said LeBlanc. “From the commit- the more popular questions of the evening felt were the achievements and great ser- have taken a backseat to other issues in the tee’s perspective, we’re frustrated as well. included how the system will operate, who vice the company had brought to the town last few months. There is that sentiment out there that we’re will be running the system and how will the in the past 12 years. “The recommendation was a 0.7-percent not part of the solution, that we’re part of finance side work. “Since we acquired the water system increase from the Finance Committee,” said the problem, and I think that this is a very He said if Article 19 were approved, “a serving Oxford residents in 2002, we have Ennis. “It is laughable. Truthfully, in my 11 appropriate time for some leaders within date would be set for the transfer,” and the invested $4 million in the infrastructure years I have never been so disappointed in the school department and schools them- town would then hire a contract operator to improve reliability and water quality,” a town committee.” selves to come together with the Finance and from there, hire full-time employees to Walsh said in the letter. “We have balanced Ennis went on to say that if approved Committee and see where the money comes replace them and run the system. the needs of the system with the need to during Town Meeting the district runs the from and how it’s allocated amongst the Divoll said if the acquisition happens, the control rate increases; as a result, our water risk of having to lose “20-plus teachers,” departments. Year-in and year-out we pro- average homeowner would see their rates rates increased at a lower rate than munici- with the possible loss of Project COFFEE, vide them with more money and it never go down approximately 15 percent and busi- pally-owned water utilities across the state. the ROTC program and elective courses. seems to be enough.” nesses would see a 5- to 10-percent possible Our rates have increased an average of “This doesn’t even cover our contractual decline. 3.4 [percent] year, which is less than the obligations,” said Ennis. “This could deci- Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909-4129 He said residents should vote “based on statewide average for water utilities of 5.2 mate us. We may never be abele to recover or by email at jrichard@stonebridgepress. the facts.” Divoll said he is committed to [percent] per year.” from this. It could take years.” com. presenting facts from the town’s point of He added that the system still needs work, Finance Committee Chairman Cheryll no matter who has the rights to it, with two LeBlanc also spoke out on the issue, citing News Breifs

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Deb Keefe and Carol Cyr will pro- Prevention presented by Auburn • Wednesday: 1 p.m. Scrabble vide information and answer any PT. 12:15 p.m., after lunch, Ice Players meet, also Dudley Senior questions you may have. Cream Social, Hosted by Webster Needleworkers Group. • Knitting/Crocheting Social: Manor/Lanessa. Come help us eat • Thursday: 1 p.m. Cribbage Mondays, 10 a.m. up all this delicious ice cream, with Players group. Do you remember • S.C.M. Elder, Inc. Passengers: sundae fixings too! how to play? Please note that you need to call • Friday, May 16: 10:30 a.m. • Friday: 11:30 a.m. Tri Valley 48 business hours (two days) in “Serving Time, Preventing Crimes: Lunch Program. Menus are avail- advance to schedule a ride. Call 800- Inmates in Their Own Words”: A able at the senior center. Please call 321-0243. presentation by Worcester County the senior center to reserve your PAV, Women’s Auxiliary install officers • Tri-Valley Lunch: Served Sheriff. Empowering seniors to meal. Bingo is played following Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday learn valuable safety tips, to avoid Lunch. (Please note, days we have Courtesy photos at 11:30 a.m. Please call us at least being victimized. the Italian Lunch, we will not be 48 hours in advance to reserve your • Monday, May 26: Senior Center having bingo). WEBSTER — New officers for the Polish American Veterans lunch. is closed in observance of Memorial • Panera Bread donation available and Women’s Auxiliary were installed Sunday, April 27, for • Bingo: Every Tuesday at 1 p.m. Day. Have a safe and Happy Holiday. here Friday mornings — Get ready the year 2014. Installing officers were State Commander Wesley promptly. Be here by 12:45 p.m. to Remember those who have served, for the warmer weather! Get outside Jezierski and State Sgt. at Arms Wayne Parker. Installed sign in. Call Senior Center for more and those who are still serving! if you are able. Soak up some sun- were Stephen M. Penkala, Commander; Robert Jacob Sr., information. • Thursday, May 29: 4-6 p.m. Grief shine and fresh air. Go for walks, Vice Commander; Thomas Bronczyk Jr., Vice Commander; • Progressive Pitch: Every Monday with Life’s Changes, Brown Bag biking, gardening, dream chasing. Raymond Bembenek, and Wednesday at 1 p.m. Supper Series. Free Support group Do whatever makes you happy. Financial Secretary; Mark Landry, Adjutant; Edward • Blood Pressure Clinic is held the meeting the last Thursday of the Kudron, Judge Advocate; Fernando Medina, Sgt. at Arms; second Thursday of every month month at the Dudley Senior Center. Fr. Robert Fredrickson, Chaplin; John Brousseau and Keith from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. No appoint- For anyone having a hard time with TRI-VALLEY INC. Rudzinski, Trustees. ment necessary. grief, or loss of any kind. Hosted by Women’s Auxiliary Installing Officers were Madame • House Number Signs: Sheriff’s Lucia Camara, of Auburn Hospice. Monday, May 5: Potato crunch State President Irene Klepka and State Sgt. at Arms Kristina Office offers a free service to anyone Please call Margaret, COA, to RSVP. fish, rice pilaf, mixed vegetables, Kasprzak. Installed were President Loretta Chapdelaine, Jr.; who may be interested in having • Friday, May 30: Noon, “Jimmy mandarin oranges. Vice President Anna Kudron; Recording Secretary Ann Lisak; a number sign made for his or her D’s Little Italian Lunch.” $3 pp — Tuesday, May 6: Beef in onion Treasurer Theresa Haggerty; Corresponding Secretary Sophie house. Please inquire at the Senior Please RSVP to Jim @ 508-461-9424 gravy, mashed potatoes, Roman Stoldolski; Historian Gladys Gorski; and Trustees Jeanine Center office. Hope to see you here! Ciao! Next blend vegetables, vanilla pudding, Kirby and Irene Jankowski. • Available For Loan: Walkers, month we will be celebrating our sugar free pudding. wheelchairs, shower chairs, canes, second year of Jimmy D’s Italian Wednesday, May 7: Hot dog and etc. Lunch! Thank you for participating! bun, baked beans, coleslaw, mixed fruit. ONGOING Thursday, May 8: Roast pork, Dudley Senior Center rosemary gravy, sweet potatoes, • Monday: Chair Yoga, 10:30-11:30 Brussels sprouts, pear crisp, pears. Phone: 508-949-8010, option #3; a.m. with Joanne LaLiberte HHP. Friday, May 9: Chicken fricassee, Margaret Bussiere, Coordinator Class May 5 and ending May 12. It’s mashed potatoes, broccoli, fresh Monday and Friday, 10 a.m. – 3 free, come give it a try! Your body fruit. p.m. will thank you with free and easier

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News Briefs Bank to hold American Red Cross blood drive WEBSTER — Commerce Bank will hold a blood drive with the American Red Cross at the Bank’s office at 25 Worcester Road in Webster on Friday, May 2, from 1 to 6 p.m. For more information or to make an appointment, contact the Commerce Bank Webster office at 508-943-4408 or call 1-800- RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit redcross- blood.org. Walk-ins are welcome; however, appointments are encouraged. Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. Each unit of donated blood may help save up to three lives. Donated blood is used to help accident victims, trauma patients, transplant recipients, and those receiving treatment for life-threatening ill- nesses. Individuals who are at least 17 years of age (16 with parental permission in Massachusetts), weigh at least 110 pounds and are in generally good health may be eli- gible to donate blood. Frost, Fattman announce road improvement funds for Oxford

BOSTON — Rep. Paul K. Frost (R-Auburn) and Rep. Ryan Fattman (R-Webster) announced that the House and Senate passed a compromise bill, authorizing $12.7 billion in capital spending to improve the Commonwealth’s transportation system. This bill includes a one-year $300 million in Chapter 90 funds for local road repairs in fiscal 2015. Oxford is slated to receive $757,715 for local road and bridge repairs. Frost said, “I joined my colleagues across party lines to vote for this transportation bill in which the legislature chose to make a strong commitment to local road projects and repairs. Road and bridges are govern- ment services the public use every day, whether it be neighborhood roads, main streets or the highway.” “It is the hope to give our communities the resources to complete necessary local projects to improve infrastructure and our transportation system with this bill,” said Fattman. Both Fattman and Frost call upon the governor to fully authorize the $300 million for Chapter 90 funds unlike what he did last year. All funding in the bill is subject to the governor authorizing the borrowing of funds. Last year the governor chose not to release the full $300 million for Chapter 90 funds to all our cities and towns even though the state Legislature voted to increase the program. The compromised transportation capital plan also includes: • $1.9 billion for interstate/non-interstate federal highway, which is approximately 80 percent federally reimbursable; • $125 million for the Department of Conservation and Recreation for repairs, improvements, construction of parkways and related equipment; • $24 million for the mobility assistance program and regional intercity bus and intermodal services; • $80 million for the statewide rail access program; • $63 million for Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) modernization; • $175 million for Springfield-Worcester- Boston-Cape Cod and Pittsfield-NYC rail projects; and, • $146.5 million for information technol- ogy at the Massachusetts Department of www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Transportation.

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Friday, April 25, 2014 at excelled at cooking and sharing Hungarian Route 198, Woodstock Bob was employed Harrington Hospital in specialties such as halushka and apri- Valley, died at home sur- by Athbro Precision Southbridge. cot-and nut-filled kifli, enjoyed playing rounded by his loving Engineering for many years She is survived by her Pitch, Wii bowling, and staying in touch family on Sunday, April and Whitcraft, LLC, retiring sons, Kenneth A. Korch, with family and friends. 27, 2014. in 1993. Jr. and his wife Patricia She was a resident of Webster Manor, Bob leaves his wife of Bob was a humble man who enjoyed of Dudley and Keith prior to that lived at Christopher Heights 63 years, Arlene (Barie) spending time playing golf, gardening, cut- A. Korch and his wife where she served as an ambassador, a Froehlich of Woodstock ting wood and working in his yard. Debra of Sturbridge and Stuart, FL; two library volunteer, and was an active partic- Valley; a son, Robert E. Froehlich and his Bob was a compassionate and caring grandchildren, Ashley Elizabeth Zimmel ipant in all the activities. wife Lori Lynn of Lake City, FL; three man devoted to his wife, children, grand- and her husband Christopher of Stuart, FL The family expresses gratitude to the daughters, Joanne Jacobson and her hus- children and great-grandchildren. and Michael L. Korch and his partner Kayla nurses, caregivers and her friends at both band Lee of Webster, Diane Froehlich There are no calling hours. A graveside Richard of Holland, and a great-grand- Webster Manor and Christopher Heights. and her companion Nick of Brimfield, service, with military honors, will be held daughter, Eleni Kathryn Zimmel. The friendship and caring that she experi- Christine Lepine and her companion Bruce on Saturday, May 10, 2014 at 10 a.m. in She was predeceased by her husband, enced at both residences, contributed great- of Woodstock Valley; his grandchildren, Grove Cemetery, Route 198, Eastford, CT. Kenneth A. Korch, Sr.; two sisters, Alice ly to the quality of her life. In return Zella Lisa Cote, Nickole DiGregorio, Candice In lieu of flowers, the family requests Torok and Helen Gabocy, and a brother, shared her friendship, and her warm sense Jowers, Ryleigh Froehlich, Brett Jacobson donations be made to DKH Hospice John Palagyi. of humor. and Robert Jacobson; four great-grandchil- and Pallative Care of Northeastern CT, Zella was born in Duquesne, PA., the A Memorial Service for Zella will be dren, Chad, Travis, Mykela and Sydney; 320 Pomfret Street, Putnam, CT 06260 or daughter of John and Elizabeth (Kara) Saturday, May 3 at 2 p.m. in the Robert J. several nieces and nephews. Bungay Fire Department, 1256 Route 171, Palagyi. Miller Funeral Home and Lake Chapel, 366 Bob was born in 1925 in New York; he South Woodstock, CT 06267. She was a graduate of Duquesne High School St., Webster. was the son of the late Herman and Barbara Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 School School. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be (Colling) Froehlich. Street, Webster is directing arrangements. While living in Pennsylvania, was made to The Webster Manor Residents Bob was also predeceased by two broth- A guest book is available at www. employed by U.S. Steel. After marrying and Activity Fund, 745 School St, or the ers, Alfred and Donald of Woodstock Valley. shaw-majercik.com. moving to Webster, Zella was employed Christopher Heights Residents Activity Bob bravely served in the Navy as a for 26 years as a switchboard operator and Fund, 330 Thompson Road, both Webster, receptionist for Stevens Linen in Dudley. MA 01570. She had been an active member of the On Line Guest Book for Zella at Edward A. Streich, 83 Killdeer Island Club. RJMillerfunerals.net. DUDLEY — Edward his retirement, he worked at She also enjoyed time camping in A. Streich, 83, of Dudley, the Shaw-Majercik Funeral died Saturday, April 26, Home. Through the years he 2014 at UMASS Memorial also worked as a bartender at Patricia L. Jedrzynski, 46 Health Care, Worcester. Indian Ranch and the Lodge. He leaves his wife of 51 Ed was a member of the years, Nancy A. (Laincz) Webster Knights of Columbus WEBSTER – Patricia She was born in Marlborough, the daugh- Streich; a brother-in-law, and was a 4th Degree Knight. L. (Wunsch) Jedrzynski, ter of the late Robert Earl Wunsch, and was John Laincz and his wife Additionally, Ed was a member of the 46, died Saturday, April raised in Webster. She lived in Florida for Jeannette of Dudley; a Webster American Legion. 26, 2014 at home sur- several years before moving back here in sister-in-law, Justine Hautaniemi and her He enjoyed playing pitch and taking care rounded by her family. early 2013. She graduated from Bartlett husband Richard of Sterling; a niece, Donna of his Koi fish. She leaves 2 sons, High School in 1985. Hohler and her husband Robert of Webster; A military funeral was held on Andrew S. Jedrzynski Patricia was a loan manager at a bank a grand-niece, Dr. Stephanie Pennington Wednesday, April 30, 2014, from the Shaw- of Riverview, FL and in Florida before she retired due to illness. and her husband Bryan of San Diego, CA; Majercik Funeral Home, 48 School Street, Nicholas A. Jedrzynski She was a former member of the United a grand-nephew, Jonathan Hohler and his Webster followed by a Mass in Saint Louis of Raleigh, NC; her Church of Christ, Federated. wife Melissa of Webster. Church, Lake Street, Webster. Burial was mother and stepfather, The funeral will be held Monday, May Ed was born in Webster, son of the late in Saint Denis Cemetery, Douglas. Helen L. (Yassu) Jankowski and Victor 5, at 5:30 PM in the Sitkowski & Malboeuf Edward J. and Lila (Chabot) Streich and In lieu of flowers, donations can be made J. Jankowski, with whom she lived; a Funeral Home, 340 School Street. The lived in Dudley all his life. to the Webster-Dudley Veterans Council, brother, Robert E. Wunsch of Webster; family will receive relatives and friends He was a U.S. Marine Corp. veteran, serv- Veterans Way, Webster, MA 01570. a sister, Dawn M. Grist of Merrimack, from 3:30 to 5:30 PM before the service. A ing in Korea. A guest book is available at www. NH; 5 step-sisters, Melissa Jankowski of gathering will follow the service at Point He was a salesman for Oxford Pickle, shaw-majercik.com. Columbia, SC, Tina Jankowski of Webster, Breeze Restaurant, 114 Point Breeze Road. Hanover Foods and Cains. He had also Tammy Goodwin of Fredericksburg, VA, Patricia’s wish was that donations in her worked at Wyman Gordon and retired and twins Amy Houle of Fredericksburg, name be made to ALS Family Charitable from the MA Turnpike Authority. After VA and Jamie Sinkus of Putnam, CT; Foundation, PO Box 229, Buzzards Bay, MA aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. 02532. www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com Phyllis M. Lorkiewicz, 79 DUDLEY – Phyllis M. and Gertrude (Edwards) Hobson. She lived (Hobson) Lorkiewicz, in Dudley since 1957. 79, died Monday, April She graduated from Burrillville High Georgette C. Benoit, 84 21, 2014 in Harrington School in Harrisville, RI in 1952. Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Lorkiewicz was a homemaker. Southbridge, after a She also worked as a cashier part-time at STURBRIDGE — Benoit, Amber Benoit and Luke Benoit; period of declining Shaw’s Market in Webster. Georgette C. “Dot” and many nieces and nephews. health. She was a member of St. Andrew Bobola (Julian) Benoit, 84, for- She was predeceased by a brother, She leaves her hus- Church. merly of Collette Road, Lenwood Julian, and two sisters, Pauline band of almost 57 years, She was once the president of the Webster died Saturday, April Courtemanche and Virginia Mae Fortier. George S. Lorkiewicz; 3 Dudley Girls Club. 26, 2014, in the UMass She was born in Fiskdale, the daughter of sons, Kennth J. Lorkiewicz and his wife She enjoyed crocheting and reading. Memorial Medical Leodore and Edith A. (Clark) Julian. Pat of North Carolina, Mark S. Lorkiewicz Her funeral was held Friday, April 25, Center, Memorial Dot enjoyed square dancing with her of Leominster, and Brian G. Lorkiewicz from the Sitkowski & Malboeuf Funeral Campus, Worcester, husband at the 4H Ranch in Holland and of Myrtle Beach, SC; a daughter, Melinda Home, 340 School Street, Webster, followed after an illness. she was an avid Red Sox fan, but most of all J. Pyle of Dania, FL; and 5 grandchildren, by a Mass in St. Andrew Bobola Church, 54 Her husband of 58 years, Charles E. she was a wonderful wife and mother. Timothy, Matthew, Zachary, Brandon and West Main Street. Burial was in St. Joseph Benoit, died in 2008. Her funeral was held on Tuesday, April Kara. Garden of Peace, Webster. She leaves two sons, Charles E. Benoit 29 from the Daniel T. Morrill Funeral She was preceded in death by a daughter, Donations in her name may be made to and his wife Anna of Three Rivers and Home, 130 Hamilton St., Southbridge, fol- Lisa M. Lorkiewicz in 2001 and by a broth- the Webster Dudley Boys & Girls Club, 55 Thomas H. Benoit and his wife Kathleen of lowed by a Mass at 10 a.m. in St. Anne’s er, Frank Hobson in 1999. Oxford Avenue, Dudley, MA 01571. East Hartford, CT; a brother, Ralph Julian Church, 16 Church St., Fiskdale. Burial in She was born in Providence and raised www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com of Webster; three sisters, Delores Anger St. Anne’s Cemetery, Fiskdale will be held in Burrillville, RI, the daughter of Lynwood of Southbridge and Shirley Paulhus of at the convenience of the family. http:// Fiskdale and Lucille Caron of Danielson, www.morrillfuneralhome.com CT; four grandchildren, Eric Benoit, Jake Bernard Gaboury, Sr., 85

Bernard Gaboury, Sr., Apr. 24, 1928 - Feb. Sylvia Bernier and Lorraine 10, 2014 SARASOTA, Fla. — Bernard “Ben” Ducharme, and many loving Gaboury, Sr., 85, of Sarasota, died Feb. 10, nieces, nephews, cousins and Lucille J. Skarbek, 93 2014. friends. He was born in Webster, MA and was A Memorial Mass will be predeceased by his parents, Martha and celebrated Saturday, May 17 Hector and his beloved wife of 51 years, at 10 a.m. in St. Anthony of SMITHFIELD, R.I. She is survived by her sons, James Barbara. Padua Church 24 Dudley Hill — Lucille J. Skarbek, 93, (Janice) of Ft. Collins, CO and Edward Ben was a World War II Navy veteran Rd. Dudley. Burial will follow in Sacred passed away on April 21, (Cindy) of Louisville, KY; daughter-in- during which he practiced and taught his Heart of Jesus Cemetery Webster. The 2014 in Smithfield, RI. law Janet Skarbek of The Woodlands, TX; passion for boxing. Webster –Dudley Veterans Council will She was the wife of the grandchildren, Erika, Amy, Brian, Daniel, Fighting under the name Irish Pat provide Military Honors at the graveside. late Edward A. Skarbek. Katherine and Carl; five great-grandchil- Scanlon, he was inducted into the New Memorial donations may be made to She was born on dren; her niece and caregiver Rita Gervasio, England Boxing Hall of Fame in 1986. Tidewell Hospice, 5955 Rand Blvd, Sarasota, March 20, 1921 in Fall as well as many other nieces, nephews and He also spent many active years involved FL 34238. River, MA and grew up other relatives. with the Eagles, VFW, Elks, Boy Scouts and Bartel Funeral Home & Chapel, 33 in Webster, MA, where A Mass was held Saturday, April 26 at St Golf. Schofield Avenue, is assisting the family she lived until 1986 when she moved to Louis Church in Webster, MA. Burial was A humorous and fun-loving guy, Ben with the services. Cranston, RI. at St. Joseph’s Cemetery. took special pride in his family. Visit www.bartelfuneralhome.com for Lucille was preceded in death by her par- In lieu of flowers, the family requests He is survived by his son, Ben, Jr. (Susan); his guest book. ents, Cleophas and Mathilda Heroux (Cyr); memorial donations be made to an educa- grandchildren, Matthew and Sarah; sisters, brothers, Alcide and Armand, sister, Idola tional organization of your choice. and her son, Ronald. Richard J. Trudeau 84 Grace L. Hultberg, 54 OXFORD — Richard War. J. Trudeau, 84, died Mr. Trudeau worked at Day Tuesday, April 8, 2014, at Paul Plastics in Worcester for DUDLEY and SOUTHBRIDGE — Grace 1955, and has lived in Dudley for many UMass Memorial Medical 29 years, retiring in 1989. Lynn Hultberg, 54, died Tuesday, April years. Center — University In his younger years, he 22, 2014, at UMass Memorial Healthcare/ She enjoyed group outings, and visits Campus, Worcester. was involved in the Boys Memorial Campus in Worcester. from her loving family. He was predeceased Club in Worcester. Grace was the cherished daughter of Sansoucy Funeral Home, 40 Marcy Street, by his wife of 46 years, He was a member of the Edward E. and Merle E. (Langway) Hultberg Southbridge, directed the arrangements. Dolores T. (Robbio) American Legion Post 58 in Oxford and was of Southbridge. She also leaves a brother www.sansoucyfuneral.com Trudeau, who died in a former member of St. Roch’s Church. Bryan E. Hultberg of Grand Junction, CO. 1995. He enjoyed tinkering with old electronics Grace was born in Worcester, May 15, He is survived by his daughter, Theresa and woodworking. Nickerson of Cocoa, FL; six grandchildren A memorial service was held Monday, and five great-grandchildren. April 28 at Paradis-Givner Funeral Home, Send all obituary notices to He was predeceased by a daughter, 357 Main St., Oxford. Deborah A. Goddard; a son, Richard J. Burial will be at a later date at Florida The Webster Times, Trudeau; and a brother, Joseph Trudeau. Memorial Gardens in Rockledge, FL. He was born in Worcester, the son of the In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- PO Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550, or by late George H. and Alfonsine (Commette) tions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Trudeau, and lived in Worcester for 30 Association, P.O. Box 96011, Washington, e-mail to obits@ years before moving to Oxford over 50 DC 20090-6011. years ago. www.paradisfuneralhome.com stonebridgepress.com. He was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean 4 • The Webster Times • Friday, May 2, 2014 www.webstertimes.net

Church Listings WEBSTER bituaries The Church of the Reconciliation (Episcopal), O 5 North Main Street, Webster Rector: The Rev. Janice Ford Sunday services of Holy Eucharist: 9:00 a.m. (traditional with choir in the church); 11:00 a.m. Sopohia L. Rogala, 88 Thomas J. St. Onge, 49 (informal, non-traditional, contemporary service in the Upper Parish Hall) Christian Formation Sundays at 10:00 a.m.: DUDLEY — Sophie L. Joseph’s Basilica in Webster, DANIELSON, Conn. He worked at Cranston Print Godly Play (children 3-6 years old); Sunday (Augustyn) Rogala, 88, passed the Sacred Heart League and — Thomas “TJ” J. St. Onge, age in Webster for many years. school (children 7-12 years old) away Tuesday, April 8, 2014 Holy Rosary Sodalities. 49 of Danielson, CT, formerly He enjoyed riding his Nursery available Sundays 9 a.m. to noon (paren- of Oxford, died Friday, April three-wheeler and his unicycle. tal supervision) at Lanessa Extended Care in She loved to cook and bake, Fellowship: Sundays10:00-10:50 a.m. Webster. take care of her family, dancing 25, 2014, at Regency Heights of His family will remember Weekday service of Holy Eucharist: First, third Her husband Frank J. Rogala and Polish music. Danielson. him as a mighty brave soul. and fourth Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. (parish hall) died in 1977. The family would like to He leaves a brother, Paul St. There are no calling hours. Website: www.reconciliationweb.org Onge of Arizona; four sisters, Funeral services are private. Phone: 508-943-8714 She leaves a daughter, thank the staff at Lanessa Patricia A. ‘Patty’ Rogala of Extended Care for their kind- Sharon Overman of Dudley, In lieu of flowers, the fam- CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC NATIONAL Dudley and several nieces and ness in taking care of Sophie. Nita Soroka of Worcester, ily requests donations be CHURCH. For information, contact: Father nephews. Her funeral Mass was held Cynthia St. Onge of Oxford and made to the American Lung Brian D. McIntyre, SCR (508) 641-5672 saintjo- Carol Robidoux of Leicester; Association, 460 Totten Pond seph5672 @yahoo.com. Holy Mass every Sunday Sophie was born in Oxford, a Friday, April 11 at St. Joseph’s at 4 p.m Prayers for healing on the, 2nd and 4th daughter of the late Peter and Basilica, 53 Whitcomb St., many neices and nephews. Road, #400, Waltham, MA 02451. Wednesdays of the month at 6:30 p.m. Louise (Stapor) Augustyn and Webster. Burial was in St. He was predeceased by a sis- Shaw-Majercik Funeral lived in the Webster-Dudley Joseph Garden of Peace ter, Joanne Barbour of Webster. Home, 48 School Street, Webster FAITH ASSEMBLY OF GOD, corner of Lincoln TJ was born in Worcester, son is directing arrangements. and Nelson streets. (508) 943-6758. The Rev. Kent area all her life. Cemetery. Whitecotten. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. www. She was predeceased by As a close friend, The Robert of the late Herman B. Jr. and A guest book is available at faithassemblywebster.com. brothers: Stanley, John and J. Miller Funeral Home and Cecelia “Viola” H. (Kniskern) www.shaw-majercik.com. Joseph Augustyn and sisters: Lake Chapel, 366 School St., St. Onge. CHURCH OF CHRIST-WEBSTER, 168 Main St. He grew up in Oxford and had in the “Joslin House,” corner of Mechanic Street. Mary Custer, Anna Szeredy, Webster was honored to assist (508) 765-6067. Evangelist Peter Capoccia. Bible Josephine Szczurko and Sophie’s family with arrange- lived in Maine and California study Sundays, 9 a.m., worship Sundays, 10:30 Victoria Augustyn. ments. before moving to Connecticut 5 a.m. Sophie worked for almost 40 On Line Guest Book: years ago. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WEBSTER, years at the former Webster RJMillerfunerals.net 33 E. Main St. (508) 943-3554. The Rev. Thomas B. Spring Co. in Oxford, retiring Harmon. Sundays, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Adults’ and from there in 1990. children’s Sunday school, 10 a.m. She was a member of St. HOLY TRINITY POLISH, NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 68 Lake St. (508) 943-0608. Rev. Robert Fredrickson. Holy Mass in English every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. All are welcome.

SACRED HEART OF JESUS, 18 E. Main St. (508) 943-3140. The Rev. Adam Reid. Saturdays, 4 p.m. Sundays, 9 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday morning worship a 8 a.m. and 10 a.m., June, July Calendar and August. The calendar page is a free service offered Sun Casino playing the best of the 70’s and SHARING GOD’S LOVE MINISTRY, 9 E. Main St. (508) 949-6497. Pastor Richard for listings for government, educational and 80’s. Tickets are $15 per person and are lim- THURSDAY Mongeon. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Services, 11 a.m. non-profit organizations. Send all calendar ited so call 774-280-0866 now. NO tickets at Wednesday bible study, 6 p.m. All are welcome. listings and happenings by mail to Ann the door! MAY 8 Handicapped accessible. Tremblay at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box OXFORD — There will be an Open House WEBSTER — The Webster Dudley from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, May 8 at the Oak STS. CONSTANTINE AND HELEN CHURCH, 90, Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at (508) 35 Parkway. (508) 943-8361 The Rev. Luke A. 764-8015 or by e-mail to atremblay@stone- Business Alliance invites all individuals Hill Christian School, 40 Sacarrappa Road, Veronis. Divine Liturgy Sundays, 9:30 a.m. bridgepress.com. Please write “calendar” in and groups to participate in Earth Day Oxford for Pre-K through Grade 8. For more Wednesday 6:30 Supplication to the Virgin Mary the subject line. All calendar listings must be Cleanup from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 3 at the information, call 508-987-0287 or visit www. followed by Bible Study at 7:15p.m, and Saturday in Webster and Dudley. Webster Town Hall, oakhillchristianschool.org. morning bible study 6:30 a.m. Saturday Vespers submitted by 3 p.m. on Friday to be published 6:00 p.m. in the following Friday’s edition. We will 350 Main Street, Webster. To sign up, call print such listings as space allows. Deb at 774-272-1949 or 508-949-6232. SATURDAY ST. JOSEPH BASILICA, St. Joseph Basilica, 53 Whitcomb St., Webster, MA 01570, 508-943-0467, SATURDAY MONDAY MAY 10 Rev. Monsignor Anthony Czarnecki, Saturdays, 4 WEBSTER – There will be a Mother’s Day p.m., Sundays, 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. (Polish), 8:15 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. (English), Holy Day Vigil, 5 p.m., MAY 3 MAY 5 Bake Sale/Boutique Fair and Flower Sale Holy Day Masses, 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. (English) DUDLEY — Dudley Boy Scout Troop 273 DUDLEY — Enjoy the best classic movies from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 10 at the 5:00 p.m. and 7 pm (Polish) 7 p.m. (Bi-lingual). is now accepting items in good condition for and freshly popped popcorn at 1 p.m. May Greek Orthodox Church, 35 Lake Parkway its May 24 Yard Sale. Items needed are fur- 5 (Hello Dolly) at the Pearle L. Crawford featuring Baklava, Pita, Sweet Breads and ST. LOUIS CHURCH, 15 Lake St. (508) 943-0240. more. Sponsored by the Sts. Constantine The Rev. William F. Sanders. Saturdays, 8 a.m. niture, clothing, toys, tools, sporting goods, Memorial Library, 40 Schofield Avenue, and 5 p.m. Sundays, 7, 9 and 11 a.m. (English) and books, household items and more. Drop off Dudley. Free and open to the public. No reg- and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, Ladies 12:30 p.m. (Spanish). donations at Universal Tag, 36 Hall Road, istration required. Society. Dudley (Across from the Dudley District UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST FEDERATED WEBSTER — The Sons of the American Courthouse) between 9 a.m. and noon on WEBSTER — Harrington HealthCare at UCC Federated is a Methodist and UCC con- Legion in Webster will host its annual Steak gregation, welcoming ecumenical diversity. the following Saturdays: May 3, May 10 and Hubbard, 340 Thompson Road is holding a Dinner on May 10 serving from 4-7 p.m. 4 Church Street, Webster, MA, 01570, Phone: Volunteer Open House from 9:30 to 11 a.m. May 17. For pick up and information, call Tickets are $15 each and are available at the 508-943-0061, Web site: www.uccfedwebster.org, Lisa Hansson at 774-230-1663, Tracie Barnes and from 3 to 5 p.m. May 5. The Webster E-mail: [email protected]. bar. Proceeds to benefit local school scholar- Sunday service at 9:45 a.m. with coffee hour at at 774-230-9367 or Deb Kelly at 508-943-7596. campus is in need for volunteers to be greet- ships. Dancing to follow. 10:45 a.m. Office hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00 a.m.- ers and way finders during the final phases 1:00 p.m. Bible study: Wednesdays 12:00-2:30 p.m. OXFORD — A Spring Tea will be held of construction for our new Emergency Our services are handicapped accessible. DUDLEY — The Black Tavern Historical from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 3 Department. Volunteers are needed Monday Society of Dudley will hold its 6th Annual at the Oxford First Congregational Church, through Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. We are Yard Sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, DUDLEY 355 Main St. Come enjoy fine fare all served also looking for volunteers to staff our rehab May 10 at the Black Tavern Barn, 138 Center CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, with our china, linen, lace and spring décor. department(s), as well as fill positions in Road, Dudley. If you have anything you’d 105 Southbridge Road. (508) 949-3711. Adults $9, children $6 (6 and under). The Southbridge for greeters, patient-family liai- like to donate to the sale, call Linda at 508- Pastor Tony Hamilton. Sundays, 10:30 a.m. complete menu includes choice of soup — Adult Bible study, Wednesdays, 7 p.m. sons in our Emergency Department; phle- 943-5509 or Bob at 508-943-8782. Please, no corn chowder or garden vegetable; choice botomy volunteers and gift shop volunteers. clothes, appliances or electronics. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF DUDLEY, of sandwich — chicken salad with apple Volunteers must be at least age 14. If you’re Conant Memorial, United Church of Christ, and cranberry, ham and cheese with honey interested, please attend the Open House to DUDLEY — Dudley Boy Scout Troop 273 135 Center Road. (508) 943-7320. Rev. John R. mustard, seafood or roast beef with herb White. Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Sunday School learn more. Call 508-765-6471 for additional is now accepting items in good condition for 10 a.m. Nursery provided. Adult Study Tuesday cheese and watercress; choice of desserts information. its May 24 Yard Sale. Items needed are fur- 6:00pm-7:00pm. Open & Affirming Congregation. includes our famous strawberry shortcake niture, clothing, toys, tools, sporting goods, All are welcome. Handicapped Accessible. www. or black forest cake. The choice of assorted WEBSTER — The Golden Bees are spon- books, household items and more. Drop off uccdudley.org. teas come especially prepared for you in soring an Open House at United Church donations at Universal Tag, 36 Hall Road, our unique collection of tea pots. Take- ST. ANDREW BOBOLA, 54 W. Main St. (508) of Christ, Fed. On Monday, May 5 from 10 Dudley (Across from the Dudley District 943-5633. The Rev. Joseph Szwach. Saturdays, 4:45 out available. The Book Nook, a small Gift a.m. to 1 p.m. at 4 Church Street, Webster Courthouse) between 9 a.m. and noon on p.m. Sundays, 9:15 a.m. (in Polish), 8 and 10:30 a.m. Table and a Bake Table are available for in Fellowship Hall. The Golden Bees are the following Saturdays: May 10 and May (in English). your Mother’s Day purchases. Reservations an outreach of UCC, Fed. who make sleep- 17. For pick up and information, call Lisa are suggested for tables of 6 or more. Call ing bags and provide health kits to those Hansson at 774-230-1663, Tracie Barnes at ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH, Barbara at 508-987-0549. The church is locat- 774-230-9367 or Deb Kelly at 508-943-7596. 22 Dudley Hill Road. (508) 943-0470. The Rev. who find themselves homeless for a vari- ed across from the Oxford Gazebo, and is Joseph Marcotte. Sat., 4 p.m. Sun., 8:30 and 11 a.m. ety of reasons such as fire, tornadoes, etc. handicap accessible. Not only are sleeping bags provided local- TUESDAY ly but they have been shipped to disaster OXFORD WEBSTER — The Relay For Life team THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER- areas such as to Louisiana after Hurricane MAY 13 Family Flock will host the annual Roast DAY SAINTS, 49 Old Webster Rd., Oxford. 508- Katrina. OXFORD — The Oxford Woman’s Club Beef dinner dance on Saturday, May 3 at will hold its monthly meeting and annu- 987-1083. Bishop C. Todd Burt. Sundays, 10 a.m. Stop by and join us for a cup of coffee or the Webster American Legion. Dinner, slow al banquet on May 13 at the Pine Ridge tea and see how your donations are put to FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH cooked garlic encrusted roast beef, with gar- Country Club in North Oxford. The social OXFORD, 693 Main St. (508) 987-5633. Pastor work helping the homeless in our commu- lic mashed potatoes, green beans and salad, time will be at 6:30 to 7 p.m. with dinner to Renee D. Kaufman. Sundays, 9:15 a.m. nity and beyond. will be served at 5:30 p.m. Dancing from 7- 11 follow at 7 p.m. All of the scholarship win- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF OXFORD p.m. to “Rewind,” direct from the Mohegan ners will be invited to our banquet. Each of 355 Main St., (508) 987-2211, The Rev. Dr. Barry J. the scholarship recipients may be escorted McCarthy by one of their parents. For more informa- Worship and Sunday School 1st through 12th grades, Sundays, 9:30 a.m. Nursery care provided. tion, contact Kathy at 508-987-8973. Handicap accessible. www.oxfordfirstucc.org. WEBSTER — The Music Committee of United Church of Christ, Fed., 4 Church GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 268 Main St., Oxford: Holy Eucharist, Saturdays 5 p.m., Sundays Street, Webster, is putting on a Dinner 10:30 a.m., Wednesdays 9:30 a.m. Father Alfred Concert at 5:30 p.m. May 10 in our Fellowship T.K. Zadig. Support group September through hall. The menu is salad, meat and vegetable June at 270 Main St., for any with loved ones in lasagna with cheesecake for dessert. Beer danger of suicide second Tuesday of the month at and wine will be available for purchase. 7 p.m. For more information call (508) 987-1004 or visit [email protected]. For entertainment we will be having the music of Mr. David Lachance and his gospel OAK HILL BIBLE CHURCH, 40 Sacarrappa choral group from Connecticut. The tickets Road. (508) 987-0287. Senior Pastor Glenn Rice. are $12 for adults, children under 10 are $5 Sundays, 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. and families are capped at $40. For more OXFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, information or to purchase tickets, please 465 Main Street (508) 987-5378, the Rev Wanda call the church office at 508-943-0061. Santos-Perez. Sunday Worship 10:00 am - Nursery Care provided. Coffee & Fellowship following worship. ALL WELCOME

ST. ANN’S CHURCH, 652 Main St. (508) 987- 8892. Pastor Michael Lavallee. Saturdays, 4 p.m. Sundays, 9 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

ST. ROCH’S CHURCH, 334 Main St. (508) 987-8987. Rev. Michael Roy. Saturdays, 4 p.m. Sundays, 8:30, 11:00 a.m..

TABERNACLE OF PRAISE ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 8 Maple Road. (508) 987-7707. The Rev. Sue Lynch. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Bible study, Wednesdays, 7 p.m.

ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH, 70 S. Main St. 508- 987-1248, Sunday Worship 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Nancy Beckwith. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. All are welcome. Handicapped accessible. www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 5

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KILLINGLY, CT - 16 TUNK CITY RD WEBSTER - 108 THOMPSON ROAD Featured New Listing E Dudley - 22 Hall Road OPEN HOUSE SAT. MAY 3RD 12-2 S NEW LISTING! Custom Built Executive Ranch!! Almost 1700 sq. ft of living space. Open floor plan combines liv- NEW LISTING! Come home to this Charming ing & dining rooms along with a wall of custom windows One Level Ranch Home! Immaculate, Just move 3+ acres Commercially Zoned! 340 feet Street facing backyard pool area! Cozy Fireplace! 3 season right in! 2.83 Acres of Privacy! Lg Open Level frontage on Thompson Rd., 450 feet on Tower St., 339 room with slate floor. Convenient First floor laundry! Yard! 2x6 Construction! 6 Yr +/- young Architect feet on Paper Rd - Summit St. Included is a 2 family, Oil heat. Central air. 3 bedrooms by design or 2 master Roof, 5 Yr +/- Young 2.5 Bay Open Post & Beam T rooms. 20X40 pool! Irrigation system!! $225,000 Fieldstone constructed 2 car garage. B-4 Zoned. Garage & much more! $199,900

A WEBSTER LAKE - 28 BATES POINT RD. WEBSTER WEBSTER - 34 THOMPSON RD WOODSTOCK - 475 EASTFORD RD. RTE. 198 THOMPSON ROAD T 2 Lots, Level and cleared! SOLD Lot B $40,000! NEW LISTING BATES POINT RD !!! Great Panoramic view of Middle Pond from this Waterfront Home! No retaining walls = Lot C $45,000! OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! Business zoned, com- NEW LISTING! Built in the early 1800’s, Cape Family friendly - Natural Sandy Beach in private Winters mercial property for sale. Retail or professional office House, 4 bedroom! 1 Bath, .60 acre! Beautiful parcel Very close to Memorial building with residential 1 BR apt., walk out LL, E Cove! Floor plan is terrific for in laws. Master suite, of land overlooking a rolling river! Contractor’s excellent condition, high visibility, high traffic count, Finished Basement! Oversize deck with sliders to very dream! Recent circuit breakers and heating sys- gentle sloped lot. 2 Car Garage. Beach! Town Water & Sewer plenty of parking, handicap access ramp, natural gas $525,494. heat, central air, street level unit has open floor plan, tem! Functioning well & septic! Wonderful country ! Don’t miss out! full bath, kitchen and 2 fireplaces. $165,000 setting! $68,900 6 • The Webster Times • Friday, May 2, 2014 www.webstertimes.net

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BROOKFIELD • 204 Spruce Ln-11-1 PM SOUTHBRIDGE • 366 Breakneck Rd-1-3 PM WEBSTER • 2 Klebart Ave-1-2 PM (10 Depot St BELCHERTOWN (23 Dean St) SOUTHBRIDGE Spectacular WF 2 BR, 2.5 bath townhouse style Charming antique farmhouse circa 1789 in peaceful Almost new 3 BR, 2.5 bath Raised Ranch on corner Overlooking the Swift River is this 6 BR, 2.5 Bring you handyman, tools and elbow grease to condo in small complex! End unit has 2 stall setting on almost 20 acres! Wide pine & oak floors, lot. Ceramic, some hardwoods. Front-back living bath Colonial on 3.4+Acres. Original tin ceil- this one! 3 BR Cape needs work! Some replacement garage. Brick fireplace, screened patio room. brand new heating system. Updated electric. Attd room, 2 zone heat, huge 2 car garage. $219,900. ings. Remodeled kitchen, updated bathrooms. windows. Fenced yard. $49,000. Gracellen $167,900. Dennis Bottcher. studio apartment. $264,900. Dorothy Fontana. Larry Mandell. $350,000. Stewart & Stewart. Riel.

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(4 Old Depot Rd) OXFORD (75 Pleasant St) WARE (40 Berkmans St)WORCESTER (54 Fairview St) KILLINGLY, CT Antique home with lots of hidden charm! 3 BR, 1.5 4 BR Colonial with hardwood floors. Large family (463 Lebanon Hill Rd) SOUTHBRIDGE LIST PRICE - $119,900 LIST PRICE - $129,900 baths. Some updates including windows, rebuilt room, dining room, living room w/ french doors. LIST PRICE - $149,900 SOLD PRICE - $130,000. SOLD PRICE - $127,900 furnace. $205,000. Gracellen Riel. Washer/dryer in 1st floor bath. $ 95,000. Wendy SOLD PRICE - $127,000 McFarland. Gracellen Riel. Lisa Boudreau Sarah Gustafson

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www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 7 Re/Max Professional Associates Realtor/MLS The Loomis Team Conrad M. Allen “Expect More, Get More” Broker/Certified appraiser Dick 860-428-6616 [email protected] Serving Worcester County and NE CT. 508-400-0438 Roger 860-208-0786 [email protected] [email protected] • www.ConradAllen.com Lynn 860-465-6631 [email protected] Dick Loomis Roger Mercier Lynn Converse OXFORD 3 BEDROOM CAPE $179,900 Privacy galore in the backyard... The kitchen was OPEN HOUSE updated and is cabinet packed... Immaculate and SATURDAY, May 3rd updated cape close to Rte. 395 and 20 minutes to 11-1pm Worcester... You could shave in the recently refin- ished hardwood floors... The furnace and oil hot water heater was replaced in 2005... The roof is 10 years old in the front and two years old in the rear... A new septic system was installed in 2005... This is not a drive-by!! You have to see the inside to appreciate it... The backyard abuts conservation Charming Cape much larger than it Well kept ranch in Woodstock. 1,272 sq. land... Lots of privacy in the backyard... Vacant and appears. 2,533 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, for- ft. Wood floors throughout most of living ready for immediate occupancy. mal living room with a fireplace. 1.3 area. Bright living room with fireplace. acres. Thompson $250,000 Attached one car garage. $165,000. SOUTHBRIDGE $137,500 WEBSTER $175,000 Lots of upgrades to this affordable two bedroom Estate sale. home..a new roof installed Well maintained in 2011..hot water tank is home with a one year young..the forced double flat lot Charming Farmers Design in hot water by oil with central (2nd one not Woodstock Historic District, 42 air conditioning is 3-4 years young..the vinyl siding and buildable). The Child Hill Road, Woodstock, CT thermopane windows were installed about 10 years home is immaculate but has some older ago..this is an excellent opportunity for the first time buyer features, the walk-up attic could made into $199,000 or any buyer to buy this home through the usda program a child's bedroom, insulated and floored, with no money down needed to a qualified buyer..seller being used as storage currently, conve- Year round home on Alexander’s Lake LAND AND LOTS 4 Bedroom Cape close to town. 1st credits for closing could make this a no money down for niently located minutes from route 395, 25 anything to buy this home..the payments including princi- minutes to worcester's employment and in Killingly. Large deck and great Available in all Northeastern CT towns. floor master, 3 season room. Central air. pal, interest, taxes, insurance and mortage insurance are beach. Hardwood and tile floors. From 1 acre to 63 acres, from $47,000 Paved driveway and 2-car garage. Put- only $933 a month.. you can’t rent a home for this kind of shopping centers, a must to show your Paved drive. Swim, fish, sail. $319,900 - $325,000. nam $179,900. money.. take advantage of these low prices and low interest buyers looking for no or little work. Just rates.. call now for a private showing bring the furniture and move right in.

25 Providence St. WEBSTER OXFORD - OFFICE BUILDING BEACON PARK ACROSS FROM THE OXFORD RE/MAX Putnam, CT GARDEN UNIT TOWN HALL - $199,900 Hard to find gar- Fantastic downtown Bell Park Realty den unit at location in the center 860-928-7991 of Oxford... Next to Beacon Park. the Bank of America... Enjoy waterfront High traffic expo- sure... has been used living at its best. as an attorney’s office No need to go to since 1977... The sec- ond floor is rented out the Cape and bringing in fight the traffic. $1450/mo... The first • floor is vacant and has approx. 1356 sq. ft. of office 508-943-7669 • 508-949-3205 This unit contains space... There is a full basement for storage purposes... 1200 square feet The first floor has a large reception/work area... There is a JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com Maria Reed Diane Luong Bob Zannotti Dave Vitkus small kitchen area, bathroom and two other offices... The Jo-Ann Szymczak 508-873-9254 774-239-2937 508-414-8101 774-230-6550 of living area. 5 second floor contains 936 sq. ft. with four office, recep- CRS, GRI, SRES Realtor R rooms with two bedrooms. tion area, storage area and a bathroom... Excellent oppor- LICENSEDLICENSED IN IN MA MA & & CT CT Call any agent listed above tunity for a professional looking for help with the rent. Connie Nedoroscik All this for $199,900 Marketing Co-ordinator “Home“Home Ownership Ownership Matters” Matters” for a showing E WEBSTER 3 FAMILY OXFORD $159,900 UPTON DUDLEY - CATHEDRAL MASTER BR $174,900 4 BEDROOM CAPE Open House A Lots of updates Sun. 1:30-3:30 to this large three family, a new roof $599,900 was installed in L 2009, the second floor apartment ON DEPOSIT recently went through renovations, new kitchen, new ther- mo pane windows, new carpeting and wood * Hardwood floors floors, the two first floor apartments were ren- A little TLC is needed to bring this 6 room ovated five years ago, there is a large two car 4 bedroom 2 full bath cape to its previous * 3+ acres * 24x24 cathedral family room * Cherry cabinet kitchen * 2.5 baths * Formal DR E detached garage, it has a small office within * 4 bedrooms * Grand foyer * Gas fireplace * Inground pool * Motivated seller * 2300 sq ft * Fireplace the garage, this garage was rented for splendor. Located on a dead street with $250/month, great opportunity to live in the easy access to Rt. 395. This is a great 116 Westboro St 23 Ash Lane - $309,000 S 2,000 sq ft apartment on the second floor and home for those with a large or growing DUDLEY - 1 ACRE DUDLEY WEBSTER - BUY NOW!! have the other two rents pay the mortgage. family. Call for a private appointment. Open House Sun. 11-1 T WEBSTER - 3 BEDROOMS, 2 FULL BATHS $162,900 NEW PRICE This is not a short sale... This is not a foreclosure... A If you like it there is no drama in buying it... Like new inside... New architectural roof... new cabinet packed kitchen with breakfast bar... New walls and T ceilings... New wall to wall carpeting... Brand new heating system... Brand new stove, dishwasher... * 3 BR * 1400 sq ft * 2 baths * 4+ BR * Hardwood floors * Inground pool * Family rm The back yard is all fenced in... The yard is flat and * Inground pool * 10 rooms * 2 baths * fireplace all useable... Two new full baths... Vacant and * Family room * HW floors * Near Webster Lake E ready for immediate occupancy... It is cheaper to * Ideal suite for in-laws * Fireplace own this home than it would be to rent it. 43 Old Southbridge Rd. 49 Sawmill Rd 7 Lillian Ave., Webster LET US Do Your Home Work! Looking to sell your home, let us do the work for you. Your ad will be seen in over 50,000 households throughout Southern Worcester County.

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MAIN ST. • SOUTHBRIDGE, MA MARTY’S OF DUDLEY 508-764-4275 or 1-800-585-7310 10 • The Webster Times • Friday, May 2, 2014 www.webstertimes.net LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed re- REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE corded with Worcester County (Worcester By virtue and in execution of the Power REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Pow- District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33204, of Sale contained in a certain mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of er of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Page 55. given by Robert J. Phillipo Jr. to Mortgage Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given given by Joseph H. Harvard and Carol L. These premises will be sold and con- Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as by Jeffrey W. Peltier to Mortgage Electronic Harvard to Mortgage Electronic Registra- veyed subject to and with the benefit of nominee for Drew Mortgage Associates, Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, tion Systems, Inc., dated September 26, all rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- Inc. dated April 25, 2005, recorded with Lendia LLC, its successors and assigns, 2005 and recorded with the Worcester ments, covenants, liens or claims in the the Worcester County (Worcester District) dated December 27, 2007 and record- County (Worcester District) Registry of nature of liens, improvements, public as- Registry of Deeds in Book 36173, Page ed with the Worcester County (Worcester Deeds at Book 37768, Page 81, of which sessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax 355; said mortgage was then assigned District) Registry of Deeds at Book 42243, mortgage the undersigned is the pres- titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and to New York Community Bank by virtue Page 169, subsequently assigned to Tay- ent holder by assignment from Mortgage any other municipal assessments or liens of an assignment dated May 20, 2013, lor, Bean and Whitaker Mortgage Corp. by Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to or existing encumbrances of record which and recorded in Book 50925, at Page 71, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, CitiMortgage, Inc. dated December 23, are in force and are applicable, having pri- of which mortgage the undersigned is the Inc., by assignment recorded in said Reg- 2009 and recorded with said Registry on ority over said mortgage, whether or not present holder for breach of conditions of istry of Deeds in Book 43922, Page 250, January 4, 2010 at Book 45309 Page 125 reference to such restrictions, easements, said mortgage and for the purpose of fore- subsequently assigned to Cenlar FSB and by assignment from CitiMortgage, improvements, liens or encumbrances is closing the same will be sold at PUBLIC by Taylor, Bean and Whitaker Mortgage Inc. to Nationstar Mortgage LLC dated made in the deed. AUCTION at 12:00 PM on May 19, 2014, Corp., by assignment recorded in said September 7, 2012 and recorded with said TERMS OF SALE: on the mortgaged premises. The entire Registry of Deeds in Book 51461, Page 70, Registry on September 20, 2012 at Book A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) mortgaged premises, all and singular, the of which the Mortgage the undersigned is 49648 Page 136, for breach of the con- Dollars by certified or bank check will be premises as described in said mortgage: the present holder, for breach of the con- ditions of said mortgage and for the pur- required to be paid by the purchaser at SCHEDULE A – PROPERTY DESC. ditions of said Mortgage and for the pur- pose of foreclosing, the same will be sold the time and place of sale. The balance The land with buildings thereon, situated in pose of foreclosing the same will be sold at at Public Auction at 2:00 p.m. on May 9, is to be paid by certified or bank check at the Town of Dudley, County of Worcester, Public Auction at 12:00 PM on May 9, 2014 2014, on the mortgaged premises located Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Commonwealth of Massachusetts, situat- at 2 Wysocki Drive, Unit #24, Dudley, MA, at 168A West Main Street, Dudley, Worces- Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or ed on the Westerly side of G&S Drive, all and singular the premises described in ter County, Massachusetts, all and singular by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton High- being shown as Lot #145 on a plan of said Mortgage, to wit: the premises described in said mortgage, lands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within land entitled “Cardinal Heights, Section VI Property Address: 2 Wysocki Drive, Unit TO WIT: thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed in Dudley, Mass., Owned by Guenther & 24, Dudley, MA 01571 PARCEL I will be provided to purchaser for recording Sabaj Builders, Scale: 1=40’, dated May 4, 1979 by Robert F. Para, Land Registry The land in Dudley, Worcester Coun- A certain parcel of land with the buildings upon receipt in full of the purchase price. of Deeds in Plan Book 467, Plan 111, to ty, Massachusetts at the address known thereon of every nature and description The description of the premises contained which a more particular description may be as Unit 24, Stonegate Condominium, 2 and all the privileges and appurtenances in said mortgage shall control in the event had. Being the same premises conveyed Wysocki Drive, Dudley, Massachusetts, thereto belonging, situated on the Northerly of an error in this publication. to Mortgagor by deed recorded immediately more particularly described as follows: side of West Main Street, Town of Dudley, Other terms, if any, to be announced at hereto in Book 36173, Page 353. Unit 24 in Phase III of Stonegate Condo- Worcester County, Massachusetts, further the sale. Subject to and with the benefit of ease- minium in said Dudley, a condominium bounded and described as follows: NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC ments, reservation, restrictions, and taking created pursuant to Mass. General Laws, BEGINNING at an iron pipe at the South- Present holder of said mortgage of record, if any, insofar as the same are Chapter 183A, by Master Deed dated June westerly corner of tract herein described, now in force and applicable. 2, 1986, recorded with the Worcester Dis- said point being about two hundred fifty By its Attorneys, In the event of any typographical error trict Registry of Deeds in Book 9494, Page and seven tenths (250.7) feet Northerly of HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. set forth herein in the legal description of 150, which Unit contains 796 square feet the Northerly side of West Main Street; 150 California Street the premises, the description as set forth and is shown on the floor plans filed with THENCE North 21 Degrees 06 Minutes 12 Newton, MA 02458 and contained in the mortgage shall control said Master Deed. Said Unit is conveyed Seconds East, along land now or formerly (617) 558-0500 by reference. together with an undivided 1.59 per cent of Rousseau, a distance of one hundred 201106-0410 - TEA This property has the address of 5 G interest in the common areas and facilities and fifty-two hundredths (100.52) feet to April 18, 2014 and S Drive, Dudley, MA 01571 described in said Master Deed. Said Unit is an iron pipe; April 25, 2014 Together with all the improvements conveyed subject to and with the benefit of: THENCE South 69 Degrees 05 Minutes 30 May 2, 2014 now or hereafter erected on the property 1. An exclusive right and easement in the Seconds East, along land now or formerly and all easements, rights, appurtenances, following “Limited Common Areas and Fa- of Bussiere, a distance of one hundred thir- rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights cilities” as designated in the Master Deed: ty-four and sixty-six hundredths (134.66) WEBSTER and profits, water rights and stock and all An exclusive right and easement in com- feet to a point; DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS fixtures now or hereafter a part of the prop- mon with Unit 23 to use the common deck THENCE South 30 Degrees 22 Minutes PUBLIC NOTICE erty. All replacements and additions shall and stairway located to the rear of said Unit 42 Seconds West, along land now or for- Water Conservation Restriction also be covered by this sale. and accessible from said Unit. The storage merly of D’Alessandro, a distance of one Terms of Sale: Said premises will be space designated with the same number hundred one and 80/100 (101.80) feet to The Board of Selectmen, as directed by sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and as said Unit which storage is located in the the iron pipe; the Massachusetts Department of Envi- assessments, tax sales, tax titles and other basement of the building in which said Unit THENCE North 69 Degrees 09 Minutes 31 ronmental Protection, determines that for municipal liens and water or sewer liens is located. Seconds West, along land now or formerly the period of time that this State of a Wa- and State or County transfer fees, if any 2. The provisions of Massachusetts Gener- of D’Alessandro, 118.25 feet to an iron pipe ter Supply Conservation is in effect that there are, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS al Laws, Chapter 183A, as the same may at the point of BEGINNING. enforcement of the provisions of Chapter ($10,000.00) in cashier’s or certified check be amended from time to time, the floor Containing an area of 12,704 square feet. 628 of the General By-Laws of the Town of will be required to be paid by the purchaser plans, the Master Deed, the Stonegate Together with and subject to an existing Webster shall be pursuant to General Laws at the time and place of the sale as a depos- Condominiums Trust under Declaration of Right of Way, fifteen (15) feet in width, from Chapter 40, Section 21D which provides it and the balance in cashier’s or certified Trust dated June 2, 1986, recorded with the Northerly side of West Main Street, a for non-criminal disposition. check will be due in thirty (30) days, at said Deeds in Book 9497, Page 183, the distance of three hundred fifty-one and two the offices of Doonan, Graves & Longoria, By-Laws contained therein, and any rules tenths (351.2) feet. Adopted this 28th day of April, 2014. LLC, 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, and regulations from time to time promul- All as shown on a plan entitled ‘’Plan of Beverly, MA 01915, time being of the gated pursuant thereto, including without Land in Dudley, Mass., surveyed by James These water restrictions are for daily “non- essence. limitation the provisions for assessment D’Alessandro, August 9, 1975, Robert F. essential” water use from public water The Mortgagee reserves the right to of common charges, and all rights, ease- Para, Land Surveyor,’’ recorded with the sources. These restrictions are in affect postpone the sale to a later date by public ments, covenants and conditions of record Worcester District Registry of Deeds in from May 1st until September 30th. proclamation at the time and date appoint- set forth or referred to in the Master Deed Plan Book 422, Plan 121. ed for the sale and to further postpone at as completely as if each were fully set forth PARCEL II Outdoor “NONESSENTIAL” Use of Wa- any adjourned sale†date by public procla- herein. The land situated Northerly of the North- ter Restriction mation at the time and date appointed for Being the same premises conveyed to erly line of West Main Street, in the Town Based upon the street address number as the adjourned sale date. Christopher E. Niziolek by deed dated De- of Dudley, County of Worcester, Common- follows: The premises is to be sold subject cember 6, 2004 and recorded on Decem- wealth of Massachusetts, bounded and de- • Even number addresses may use to and with the benefit of all easements, ber 7, 2004 in the Worcester District Reg- scribed as follows: water outdoors on even number calendar restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights istry of Deeds in Book 35246, Page 347. BEGINNING at the Northwesterly corner days; of possession, building and zoning laws, The premises are to be sold subject to of land now or formerly of Carl W. Gatzko, • Odd numbered addresses may use encumbrances, condominium liens, if any and with the benefit of all easements, re- said pin being at the Southwesterly corner water outdoors on odd number calendar and all other claim in the nature of liens, if strictions, building and zoning laws, liens, of land herein conveyed; days; any there be. • No nonessential outdoor water use In the event that the successful bidder at attorneys fees and costs pursuant to THENCE North 21 Degrees 30 Minutes from 9:00am-5:00pm on days allowed. the foreclosure sale shall default in purchas- M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, East by land now or formerly of George ing the within described property according water bills, municipal liens and assess- Stocklin, along a wall for a distance of one to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or the ments, rights of tenants and parties in pos- hundred (100) feet to a point at land of said Examples of “NONESSENTIAL” Water terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed session. Mandevilles; Use at the time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee TERMS OF SALE: THENCE South 68 Degrees 32 Minutes • Irrigation of lawns via sprinklers or au- reserves the right to sell the property by A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS East by Mandevilles’ land for a distance of tomatic irrigation systems; foreclosure deed to the second highest bid- AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of two hundred two (202) feet to a point in wall • Washing of vehicles, except in a com- der, providing that said second highest bid- a certified check or bank treasurer’s check at land of one McKinstry; mercial car wash or as needed for operator der shall deposit with the Mortgagee’s attor- will be required to be delivered at or before THENCE South 17 Degrees 15 Minutes safety; neys, DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA the time the bid is offered. The successful West, by land of said McKinstry along a • Washing of exterior building surfaces, LLC, 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, bidder will be required to execute a Fore- wall, for a distance of one hundred (100) parking lots, driveways or sidewalks, ex- Beverly, MA 01915, the amount of the closure Sale Agreement immediately af- feet to the Northeasterly corner of land cept as needed to apply surface treatment required deposit as set forth herein within ter the close of the bidding. The balance owned by said Gatzko; such as paint, preservatives, stucco, or three (3) business days after written notice of the purchase price shall be paid within THENCE North 68 Degrees 52 Minutes pavement. of the default of the previous highest bidder thirty (30) days from the sale date in the West, by land of said Gatzko, for a dis- and title shall be conveyed to the said sec- form of a certified check, bank treasurer’s tance of two hundred six and twenty-five Water uses NOT subject to mandatory ond highest bidder within thirty (30) days of check or other check satisfactory to Mort- hundredths (206.25) feet to the point of restrictions are those required for: said written notice. gagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee reserves BEGINNING. • Health or safety reasons; If the second highest bidder declines to the right to bid at the sale, to reject any and Reserving to said Mandevilles, their heirs • Irrigation of public parks and recre- purchase the within described property, the all bids, to continue the sale and to amend and assigns, a twenty-two (22) foot right of ational fields by means of automatic sprin- Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the terms of the sale by written or oral an- way for all purposes generally described as klers outside the hours of 9 am to 5 pm; the within described property at the amount nouncement made before or during the follows: • Irrigation of lawns and gardens by bid by the second highest bidder. foreclosure sale. If the sale is set aside for BEGINNING at the Southwesterly corner means of a hand-held hose; The foreclosure deed and the consid- any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall of the above described premises; • for the production of food and fiber; eration paid by the successful bidder shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit THENCE RUNNING Northeasterly one • for the maintenance of livestock; be held in escrow by DOONAN, GRAVES, paid. The purchaser shall have no further hundred (100) feet to said Mandeville land; • to meet the core functions of a busi- & LONGORIA LLC, (hereinafter called the recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mort- Granting also with the above, a twenty-two ness; “Escrow Agent”) until the deed shall be gagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney. The (22) foot right of way reserved in deed to • Private wells. released from escrow to the successful bid- description of the premises contained in Carl W. Gatzko, dated August 18, 1951, der at the same time as the consideration said mortgage shall control in the event of recorded with said Deeds in Book 3358, Enforcement will include: is released to the Mortgagee, thirty (30) an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE Page 432. • Written warning of first offense; days after the date of sale, whereupon all OF THE ESSENCE. Granting also with the above premises, the • $50 fine for second offense; obligations of the Escrow Agent shall be Other terms if any, to be announced at the use of a fifteen (15) foot right of way, grant- • $100 fine for each subsequent offense; deemed to have been properly fulfilled and sale. ed to the Mandevilles by deed dated Octo- • Each day of violation constitutes a the Escrow Agent shall be discharged. Cenlar FSB ber 30, 1947 and recorded with said Deeds separate offense. Other terms to be announced at the Present Holder of said Mortgage, in Book 3091, Page 238. sale. Dated: March 31, 2014 By Its Attorneys, Parcel ID#: to follow May 2, 2014 New York Community Bank By: Reneau ORLANS MORAN PLLC COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 168A WEST J Longoria. Esq., DOONAN, GRAVES, & P.O. Box 540540 MAIN STREET DUDLEY MA 01571 LONGORIA LLC 100 Cummings Center, Waltham, MA 02454 Simple Interest in the land described in this Suite 225D Beverly, MA 01915 978-921- Phone: 781-790-7800 Commitment is owned, JOSEPH H. HAR- 2670 April 18, 2014 VARD AND CAROL L. HARVARD, HUS- 1474.22/ PHILLIPO FEI # 1078.00100 April 25, 2014 BAND AND WIFE, AS TENANTS BY THE 04/25/2014, 05/02/2014, 05/09/2014 May 2, 2014 ENTIRETY BY DEED DATED 3/31/04 RE- April 25, 2014 CORDED 4/1/04 IN BOOK 33204 PAGE May 2, 2014 55 MADE BY STEVEN R. SEMANS AND Turn To LEGALS, 11 May 9, 2014 DIANE R. SEMANS. page www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 11 LEGALS tion at 2:00 P.M. on the 13th day of May, NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF Steinberg, one hundred seventy-three and LEGALS continued from page 10­­­ 2014 at or upon the mortgaged premises, REAL ESTATE seven tenths (173.7)feet to an iron pin in 86 Larned Road, Oxford, Massachusetts, By virtue and in execution of the Pow- the ground at land of one Dudek, now or NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF as described below, being all and singular er of Sale contained in a certain mortgage formerly; REAL ESTATE the premises described in said mortgage, given by Kathleen D. Forrester and Barry THENCE westerly by said Dudek land, By virtue and in execution of the Pow- together with all the rights, easements, and R. Forrester to Washington Mutual Bank, sixty-two (62.0) feet to an iron pin in the er of Sale contained in a certain mortgage appurtenances thereto, to wit: FA, dated July 16, 2003 and recorded with ground at land formerly of said Steinberg; given by Michelle M. Mulvey to Mortgage A certain parcel of land located on the the Worcester County (Worcester District) THENCE northerly by said Steinberg land, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dat- easterly side of Larned Road in Oxford, Registry of Deeds at Book 30916, Page one hundred seventy-one and six tenths ed December 19, 2007 and recorded with Worcester County, Massachusetts, shown 60, of which mortgage the undersigned is (171.6) feet to an iron pin at said Joyce the Worcester County (Worcester District) as Lot 1 on a plan entitled “Plan of Land the present holder , for breach of the condi- Street; Registry of Deeds at Book 42228, Page in Oxford, Massachusetts owned by Ar- tions of said mortgage and for the purpose THENCE by said street, easterly sixty-two 141 as affected by a modification agree- thur Brunner” dated July 23, 1992, by A. of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Pub- (62.0) feet to the point of beginning. ment recorded with said records at Book F. Paige Associates, and recorded with lic Auction at 10:00 a.m. on May 12, 2014, BEING Lot #32 on Plan of Land of one 48692, Page 302, of which mortgage the the Worcester District Registry of Deeds in on the mortgaged premises located at 91 Brown, recorded with the Worcester Dis- undersigned is the present holder by as- Plan Book 663, Page 119. Sutton Road, Webster, Worcester County, trict Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 22, signment from Mortgage Electronic Regis- Containing 3.998 acres, according to said Massachusetts, all and singular the prem- Page 78. tration Systems, Inc. to Central Mortgage plan. ises described in said mortgage, BEING the same premises as described in Company dated October 15, 2012 and re- Subject to easement for the benefit of Lot TO WIT: a deed from David M. Gaudette and Ge- corded with said registry on October 29, 2 as shown on said plan, for access to and The land at 91 Sutton Road, Webster, rard R. Gaudette to Mary T. Mahoney-Mur- 2012 at Book 49860 Page 91, for breach from Lot 2 by vehicles or on foot. Worcester Comity, Massachusetts, on the phy dated June 2, 1995 and recorded with of the conditions of said mortgage and for Being the same premises conveyed to the northwesterly side of Sutton Road in the Worcester District Registry of Deeds in the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be mortgagor by deed recorded with Worces- Town of Webster containing 1.77 acres Book 17078, Page 315. sold at Public Auction at 10:00 a.m. on May ter District Registry of Deeds in Book more or less, and being a part of tract two Said premises will be sold subject to all 14, 2014, on the mortgaged premises lo- 16622, Page 119. of deed recorded in the Worcester District outstanding municipal or other public tax- cated at 26 Pine Ridge Dr, Oxford, Worces- TERMS OF SALE: Registry of Deeds in Book 3091, Page 315, es, tax titles, assessments, liens or claims ter County, Massachusetts, all and singular Said premises will be sold and con- bounded described as follows: in the nature of liens, rights of tenants and the premises described in said mortgage, veyed subject to and with the benefit of any Beginning at a drill hole in the northwester- parties in possession and existing encum- TO WIT: and all rights, rights of way, mortgages, ly line of Sutton Road at a point North 33° brances of record, if any, which take pre- The land in Oxford, County of Worcester, restrictions, easements, local zoning laws 49’ 20’’ East 151.54 feet from the W.C.H. cedence over said mortgage above de- on the northerly side of Pine Ridge Drive and regulations, building and code viola- Bound opposite station 87+00.08; scribed. If the premises are not serviced by being Lot No. 48, as shown on a plan enti- tions, covenants, improvements, unpaid Thence by Iand of Larini North 56° 10’ 40’’ a public sewerage system, the purchaser tled Pine Ridge Estates, drawn by Cullinan taxes, unpaid water and/or sewer bills, out- West 506.88 feet to Sucker Brook; will be solely responsible for compliance Engineering Co., Inc, dated October 16, standing tax titles, municipal or other public Thence Northerly by Sucker Brook about with all Title V regulations, including but 1968, and recorded with Worcester District taxes, assessments, federal and state tax 210.00 feet to land now or formerly of L. not limited to, any inspection and upgrade Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 326, Plan 52, liens, other liens or claims in the nature of Napierata; requirements set forth in 310 CMR 15.300 more particularly bounded and described liens, and existing encumbrances of record Thence by land now or formerly of L. Napi- through 15.305. as follows: created prior to the above-described mort- erata South 51° 20’ 40’’ East 614.88 feet to The highest bidder shall be required to pay BEGINNING at the most southerly corner gage, if there be any, or otherwise having a drill hole at Sutton Road; $5,000.00 by bank or certified check at the of the lot described herein at a point on the priority over the mortgage described here- Thence by Sutton Road South 33° 49’ 20’’ time and place of the sale as a deposit, and northerly line of said Pine Ridge Drive, said in, if there be any, and the rights of tenants West 129.65 feet to the point of beginning. the balance will be due in thirty (30) days at point being at the Westerly corner of Lot and occupants of the mortgaged premises, For title see deed dated September 11, the office of the attorney for the Mortgagee. No. 47 as shown on said plan; if there be any. The premises shall also be 1987 recorded with said Deeds, Book The purchaser will be responsible for all THENCE N. 47° 12’ 07’’ E. one hundred sold and conveyed subject to any restric- 10790, Page 126. closing costs, state documentary stamps thirteen and 11/100 (113.11) feet along Lot tions of record and rights of redemption for SAID PREMISES ARE SUBJECT TO THE and recording fees. In the event that the No. 47 to a point at Lot No. 40; unpaid federal taxes, if there be any, as FOLLOWING ENCUMBRANCES: successful bidder at auction fails to pur- THENCE N. 57° 08’ 35’’ W, one hundred shall, notwithstanding this provision, con- 1. Easements, rights and restrictions men- chase the property in accordance with the thirty-three and 63/100 (133.63) feet along stitute valid liens or encumbrances thereon tioned in a deed dated July 3, 1980 record- Terms of the Sale and this notice, the mort- Lot No. 39 to a point at Lot No. 38; after said sale. ed with said Deeds, Book 7006, Page 341. gagee reserves the right to sell the prem- THENCE S. 47° 12’ 07’’ W. eighty and The highest bidder shall be required For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed re- ises by foreclosure deed to the second 00/100 (80.00) feet along said Lot No. 38 to pay FIVE THOUSAND and No/100 corded with Worcester County (Worcester highest bidder at the time of the foreclo- to a point on the northerly line of said Pine ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified, bank, trea- District) Registry of Deeds in Book 10790, sure sale. Said second bidder would then Ridge Drive; surer’s or cashier’s check at the time and Page 126. be required to execute a Memorandum of THENCE N. 42° 47’ 53’’ E. one hundred place of the sale as a deposit. All bidders These premises will be sold and con- Terms and Conditions of Sale and provide twenty-nine and 46/100 (129.46) feet along must exhibit said required deposit to the veyed subject to and with the benefit of the required deposit within five business the northerly line of said Pine Ridge Drive auctioneer immediately prior to the auction all rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- days of receiving written notice of default and to the point of beginning. sale in order to qualify as a bidder. The ments, covenants, liens or claims in the of the previous highest bidder. CONTAINING 12,500 square feet. balance of the purchase price is to be paid nature of liens, improvements, public as- The Mortgagee reserves the right to post- Being the same premises conveyed to Mi- by certified, bank, treasurer’s or cashier’s sessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax pone the auction to a later date by public chelle M. Mulvey by virtue of a Quitclaim check within thirty (30) days after the date titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and proclamation at the time and date of the Deed from John J. Mulvey III dated October of the sale at the offices of Attorney Da- any other municipal assessments or liens auction. 22, 2002 and recorded with the Worcester vid E. Silverman, Silverman & Esposito, or existing encumbrances of record which Other terms are to be announced at the District Registry of Deeds in Book 27837, 264 Main Street, Oxford, Massachusetts are in force and are applicable, having pri- sale. Page 269. 01540. ority over said mortgage, whether or not Dated: April 16, 2014 For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed re- The Mortgagee reserves the right to reference to such restrictions, easements, Webster Five Cents Savings Bank corded with Worcester County (Worcester postpone the sale to a later date by public improvements, liens or encumbrances is Present Holder of Said Mortgage District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27837, proclamation at the time and date appoint- made in the deed. By its Attorney Page 269. ed for the sale, and to further postpone at TERMS OF SALE: These premises will be sold and con- any adjourned sale date by public procla- A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) ______veyed subject to and with the benefit of mation at the time and date appointed for Dollars by certified or bank check will be Michael L. Jalbert, Esq. all rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- the adjourned sale date. required to be paid by the purchaser at 127 Thompson Road ments, covenants, liens or claims in the The successful bidder shall be required the time and place of sale. The balance P.O. Box 754 nature of liens, improvements, public as- to execute a Memorandum of Terms and is to be paid by certified or bank check at Webster, MA 01570-0754 sessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Conditions of Sale at the Auction Sale at the Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Tel: (508) 943-6500 titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and conclusion of the bidding. In the event the Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or April 25, 2014 any other municipal assessments or liens successful bidder at the Auction Sale shall by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton High- May 2, 2014 or existing encumbrances of record which default in purchasing the within described lands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within May 9, 2014 are in force and are applicable, having pri- property according to the terms and condi- thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed ority over said mortgage, whether or not tions of this Notice of Sale and/or terms of will be provided to purchaser for recording reference to such restrictions, easements, the Memorandum of Sale executed at the upon receipt in full of the purchase price. Commonwealth of Massachusetts improvements, liens or encumbrances is time of the foreclosure, the Mortgagee re- The description of the premises contained The Trial Court made in the deed. serves the right to sell the property by fore- in said mortgage shall control in the event Probate and Family Court TERMS OF SALE: closure deed to the second highest bidder, of an error in this publication. Worcester Division A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) at its bid commitment which was made at Other terms, if any, to be announced at Docket No. WO14P1203EA Dollars by certified or bank check will be the time of the foreclosure sale, providing the sale. Estate of: Maryann Mula required to be paid by the purchaser at that said second highest bidder shall exe- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, Date of Death: March 11, 2014 the time and place of sale. The balance cute a Memorandum of Terms and Condi- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, INFORMAL PROBATE is to be paid by certified or bank check at tions of Sale and deposit with Mortgagee’s SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST BY PUBLICATION NOTICE Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California attorney, David E. Silverman, Esquire, the PURCHASE FROM THE FDIC AS To all persons interested in the above-cap- Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or amount of the required deposit as set forth RECEIVER OF WASHINGTON tioned estate, by Petition of by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton High- herein within five (5) business days after MUTUAL BANK F/K/A Petitioner Gerald R. Berube, Jr. of Dudley lands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within written notice of the default of the previous WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, MA thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed highest bidder. FA Petitioner Janice Taylor of Hudson MA will be provided to purchaser for recording If the premises are not serviced by a Present holder of said mortgage Petitioner Ann Marie Mula of Groton MA upon receipt in full of the purchase price. public sewage system, the purchaser will a Will has been admitted to informal pro- The description of the premises contained be solely responsible for compliance with By its Attorneys, bate. in said mortgage shall control in the event all Title V Regulations, including, but not HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Gerald R. Berube, Jr. of Dudley MA of an error in this publication. limited to, any inspection and upgrade re- 150 California Street Janice Taylor of Hudson MA Other terms, if any, to be announced at quirements set forth in 310 CMR (Code Newton, MA 02458 Ann Marie Mula of Groton MA the sale. of Massachusetts Regulations) 15.300 (617) 558-0500 has been informally appointed as the Per- CENTRAL MORTGAGE through 15.305. 201107-0129 - PRP sonal Representative of the estate to serve COMPANY The purchaser will be responsible for all April 18, 2014 without surety on the bond. Present holder of said mortgage closing costs, state documentary stamps, April 25, 2014 The estate is being administered under and recording fees. May 2, 2014 informal procedure by the Personal Rep- By its Attorneys, The description of the property con- resentative under the Massachusetts Uni- HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. tained in the mortgage shall control in the MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF form Probate Code without supervision by 150 California Street event of a typographical or clerical error in REAL ESTATE the Court. Inventory and accounts are not Newton, MA 02458 this publication. By virtue and in execution of the Pow- required to be filed with the Court, but inter- (617) 558-0500 Other terms and conditions to be an- er of Sale contained in a certain mortgage ested parties are entitled to notice regard- 201210-0752 - PRP nounced at the time and place of sale given by Mary T. Abbott formerly known as ing the administration from the Personal April 18, 2014 Hometown Bank, Mary T. Mahoney-Murphy to Webster Five Representative and can petition the Court April 25, 2014 a Cooperative Bank, Cents Savings Bank dated July 10, 2006, in any matter relating to the estate, includ- May 2, 2014 Present Holder of Said Mortgage and recorded with Worcester District Reg- ing distribution of assets and expenses of By its Attorney, istry of Deeds, Book 39339, Page 294, of administration. Interested parties are enti- David E. Silverman, Esquire which mortgage the undersigned is the tled to petition the Court to institute formal MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF Silverman & Esposito present holder, for breach of the conditions proceedings and to obtain orders terminat- REAL ESTATE P.O. Box 245 of said mortgage the purpose of foreclos- ing or restricting the powers of Personal Premises: 86 Larned Road, 264 Main Street ing the same will be sold at Public Auction Representatives appointed under informal Oxford, Massachusetts Oxford, MA 01540 at twelve o’clock noon, (12:00 P.M.), on procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, By virtue and in execution of the Power of (508) 987-2707 May 22, 2014, at the mortgaged premises if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Sale contained in a certain mortgage giv- April 18, 2014 located at 17 Joyce Street, Webster, Mas- May 2, 2014 en by Arthur J. Brunner, Jr. to Hometown April 25, 2014 sachusetts, as described below, being all Bank, a Cooperative Bank, dated July 23, May 2, 2014 the premises described in said mortgage, 2004 and duly recorded with the Worces- To wit: ter District Registry of Deeds, Book 34234, The land in Webster, on the southerly side Page 366, of which mortgage the under- of Joyce Street, bounded and described as signed, Hometown Bank, a Cooperative follows: Bank, is the present holder, for breach of BEGINNING at an iron pin in the ground at conditions contained in said Mortgage and the northeast corner thereof on the south- for the purpose of foreclosing the same, side of said Joyce Street, at land formerly of Henry J. Steinberg; said premises will be sold at Public Auc- Turn To LEGALS, page 12 THENCE southerly by land formerly of said 12 • The Webster Times • Friday, May 2, 2014 www.webstertimes.net LEGALS Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before on file with this court. or completely take away the above-named LEGALS continued from page 11­­­ June 2, 2014 or you will be forever barred You have the right to object to this pro- person’s right to make decisions about from claiming that you are entitled to the ceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your personal affairs or financial affairs or both. Commonwealth of Massachusetts benefits of said Act. Witness, JUDITH C. attorney must file a written appearance at The above-named person has the right to Worcester, ss. SUPERIOR CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the re- ask for a lawyer. Anyone may make this COURT April 18, 2014 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson turn date of 05/13/2014. This day is NOT a request on behalf of the above-named per- DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Recorder A-4456407 05/02/2014 hearing date, but a deadline date by which son. If the above-named person cannot CIVIL ACTION May 2, 2014 you have to file the written appearance if afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at No. 14-0755D you object to the petition. If you fail to file State expense. To Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicle under the written appearance by the return date, WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, Edward D. Lavoie a/k/a Edward D. Lavoie, G.L.c.255, Section 39A action may be taken in this matter without First Justice of this Court. Jr., of Dudley, and Christine H. Gardner, of Notice is hereby given by: School St Tow- further notice to you. In addition to filing Date: April 18, 2014 Charlton, both in the County of Worcester ing, 17-31 School St., Webster, MA 01570 the written appearance, you or your attor- Stephen G. Abraham and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Pursuant to the provisions of G.L. c. 255, ney must file a written affidavit stating the Register of Probate AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO Section 39A, that on 17 May 2014 at 9 specific facts and grounds of your objection May 2, 2014 THE BENEFIT OF THE SOLDIERS’ AND a.m. at: 17-31 School St., Webster, Mass. within 30 days after the return date. SAILORS’ CIVIL RELIEF ACT OF 1940 AS 01570 by private sale, the following Motor IMPORTANT NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF AMENDED: Southbridge Savings Bank, a Vehicles will be sold to satisfy the garage The outcome of this proceeding may limit REAL ESTATE banking institution with its principal place of keeper’s lien thereon for storage, towing or completely take away the above-named By virtue and in execution of the Pow- business at Southbridge, Worcester Coun- charges, care and expenses of notices and person’s right to make decisions about er of Sale contained in a certain mortgage ty, Massachusetts claiming to be the holder sale of said vehicle. personal affairs or financial affairs or both. given by Linda A Maykel and Joseph G. of a mortgage covering property situated at #1 Vehicle Description: Year: 1999 The above-named person has the right to Cancelmo to Sovereign Bank, dated Sep- 69 New Boston Road, Dudley, Worcester Make: Toyota; Model: Corolla ask for a lawyer. Anyone may make this tember 14, 2005 and recorded with the County, Massachusetts given by Edward Registration #/State: Maine 5991TS request on behalf of the above-named per- Worcester County (Worcester District) D. Lavoie a/k/a Edward D. Lavoie, Jr. and VIN: 2T1BR12E9XC241200 son. If the above-named person cannot Registry of Deeds at Book 37311, Page Christine H. Gardner, to the said South- Name and address of vehicle owner: afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at 35, of which mortgage the undersigned is bridge Savings Bank dated May 8, 2006 Jaime Hartman, 3 Partridge Rd., Sear- State expense. the present holder , for breach of the con- and recorded in Worcester District Registry sport, ME 04974 WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, ditions of said mortgage and for the pur- of Deeds, Book 38922, Page 14, has filed #2 Vehicle Description: Year: 1996 First Justice of this Court. pose of foreclosing, the same will be sold with said court a Complaint for authority to Make: Dodge; Model: Dakota Date: April 18, 2014 at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on May 20, foreclose said mortgage in the manner fol- Registration #/State: MA 2796VZ Stephen G. Abraham 2014, on the mortgaged premises located lowing: by entry on and possession of the VIN: 1B7FL26X37S643758 Register of Probate at 30 OXFORD AVE, DUDLEY, Worcester premises therein described and by exer- Name and address of vehicle owner: May 2, 2014 County, Massachusetts, all and singular cise of the power of sale contained in said Frank Back, 18 Oxford Ave., Dudley, Mass. the premises described in said mortgage, mortgage. 01571 Commonwealth of Massachusetts TO WIT: If you are entitled to the benefits of the #3 Vehicle Description: Year: 1986 The Trial Court The land with buildings thereon and all Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act of Make: Chevy; Model: Monte Carlo Probate and Family Court the privileges and appurtenances there- 1940 as amended, and you object to such Registration #/State: Conn 94958 Worcester Division to belonging situated in Dudley, County foreclosure you or your attorney should file VIN: 1G1GZ37G2GR189581 Worcester Probate and Family Court of Worcester and said Commonwealth of a written appearance and answer in said Name and address of vehicle owner: 225 Main Street Massachusetts, bounded and described as court at Worcester in said County on or be- Robert E St. John, 206A Putnam Rd., Day- Worcester, MA 01608 follows: fore the fourth day of June, next or you may ville, Conn 06241 Docket No. WO14P1255GD BEGINNING at the N.W. corner thereof at be forever barred from claiming that such CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF line of Oxford Avenue and a private way; foreclosure is invalid under said Act. By: Frank A Czechowski, Jr. PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF THENCE S. 62 East by said private way, Witness, Barbara J. Rouse, Esquire, Dated: 29 April 2014 GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED one hundred (100) feet to a stake and land Administrative Justice of said Court, this PERSON PURSUANT TO of Louis Pattison, now or formerly; twenty-third day of April 2014. May 2, 2014 G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 THENCE by land of said Pattison, sixty-six Dennis P. McManus, Clerk May 9, 2014 In the matter of: Adolphe Dugas (66) feet to the stake and land of the Pat- May 2, 2014 May 16, 2014 Of: Webster, MA rick Sherlock Estate, now or formerly; RESPONDENT THENCE by land of said Sherlock Estate of COMMONWEALTH OF Commonwealth of Massachusetts Alleged Incapacitated Person said Oxford Avenue; MASSACHUSETTS The Trial Court To the named Respondent and all other THENCE by line of said Avenue, sixty-six LAND COURT Probate and Family Court interested persons, a petition has been (66) feet to the place of beginning. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Worcester Division filed by Emily Dugas of Worcester, MA in Being the same premises conveyed to the ORDER OF NOTICE Worcester Probate and Family Court the above captioned matter alleging that herein named mortgagor(s) by deed re- Case No.: 14 MISC 483052 225 Main Street Adolphe Dugas is in need of a Guardian corded with Worcester District Registry of TO: Pamela L. Reynolds and Deborah Worcester, MA 01608 and requesting that Susanne T Duszlak of Deeds in Book 33741, Page 271. Koizak, Individually and as Personal Rep- Docket No. WO14P1257PM Webster, MA (or some other suitable per- For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed re- resentatives of the Estate of Irene A. Mar- CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF son) be appointed as Guardian to serve corded with Worcester County (Worcester tel, Esther C. Reynolds, Florence Parent, PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF Without Surety on the bond. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33741, and Amy M. Verdone and to all persons en- CONSERVATOR OR OTHER The petition asks the court to deter- Page 271. titled to the benefit of the Servicemembers PROTECTIVE ORDER PURSUANT TO mine that the Respondent is incapacitated, These premises will be sold and con- Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. Section 501 G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 & §5-405 that the appointment of a Guardian is nec- veyed subject to and with the benefit of et seq.: Nationstar Mortgage, LLC d/b/a In the matter of: Adolphe Dugas essary, and that the proposed Guardian is all rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- Champion Mortgage Company claiming Of: Webster, MA appropriate. The petition is on file with this ments, covenants, liens or claims in the to have an interest in a Mortgage cover- RESPONDENT court and may contain a request for certain nature of liens, improvements, public as- ing real property in Webster, numbered 29 (Person to be Protected/Minor) specific authority. sessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax South Point Road, given by Irene A. Martel To the named Respondent and all other You have the right to object to this pro- titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and to Bank of America, N.A., dated Septem- interested persons, a petition has been ceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your any other municipal assessments or liens ber 28, 2009, recorded or filed at Worces- filed by Emily Dugas of Worcester, MA and attorney must file a written appearance at or existing encumbrances of record which ter County (Worcester District) Registry of Susanne T Duszlak of Webster, MA in the this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the re- are in force and are applicable, having pri- Deeds in Book 44946, Page 385, and now above captioned matter alleging that Adol- turn date of 05/13/2014. This day is NOT a ority over said mortgage, whether or not held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have phe Dugas is in need of a Conservator or hearing date, but a deadline date by which reference to such restrictions, easements, filed with this court a complaint for determi- other protective order and requesting that you have to file the written appearance if improvements, liens or encumbrances is nation of Defendant’s/Defendants’ Service- Emily Dugas of Worcester, MA and Su- you object to the petition. If you fail to file made in the deed. members status. If you now are, or recent- sanne T Duszlak of Webster, MA (or some the written appearance by the return date, TERMS OF SALE: ly have been, in the active military service other suitable person) be appointed as action may be taken in this matter without A deposit of Five Thousand of the United States of America, then you Conservator to serve With Personal Sure- further notice to you. In addition to filing ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank may be entitled to the benefits of the Ser- ty on the bond. the written appearance, you or your attor- check will be required to be paid by the vicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object The petition asks the court to determine ney must file a written affidavit stating the purchaser at the time and place of sale. to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned that the Respondent is disabled, that a pro- specific facts and grounds of your objection The balance is to be paid by certified or property on that basis, then you or your at- tective order or appointment of a Conser- within 30 days after the return date. bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., torney must file a written appearance and vator is necessary, and that the proposed IMPORTANT NOTICE 150 California Street, Newton, Massachu- answer in this court at Three Pemberton conservator is appropriate. The petition is The outcome of this proceeding may limit setts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461- 0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchas- Local Events, Arts, and er for recording upon receipt in full of the Entertainment Listings purchase price. The description of the HERE & THERE premises contained in said mortgage shall FRIDAY, MAY 2 May 11: 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. For more information call control in the event of an error in this pub- Klem’s SpringFest SUNDAY, MAY 4 60 exotic and unusual creatures Carly Martin, 860-928-2900 Karaoke Tent sale, demonstrations, Klem’s SpringFest Camel and pony rides are [email protected] Every Friday and Saturday lication. Kids’ activities! Tent sale, demonstrations, also available 8 p.m.-12 Other terms, if any, to be announced 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA kids’ activities Free admission SATURDAY, JUNE 14 In the Veterans Lounge View www.klemsonline.com 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA Klem’s 10th Annual Public invited at the sale. for more details View www.klemsonline.com www.klemsonline.com Equine Say American Legion Tuttle Post #279 SANTANDER BANK, N.A. F/K/A for more details 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA FRIDAY, MAY 9 An event for horse enthusiast! 508-832-2701 SOVEREIGN BANK, NA F/K/A SATURDAY, MAY 3 Leicester Hill Z-Dance Party Rescue horses, food, SOVEREIGN BANK KICK UP YOUR HEELS Top 10K Road Race at Muscle Max Gym raffles and fun! Karaoke and Dance Party FOR KAITLYN’S KIDS Online registration till 6:00-7:30 p.m. Blessings Farm Drill Team Every Thursday and Saturday Present holder of said mortgage A night of music and dancing April 21 at All fitness levels welcome will perform Trivia Night and DJ Karaoke to benefit the Kaitlyn HTTP://HILLTOP10KROADRACE. Raffles! 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA Every Tuesday 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. Langlois Memorial Foundation TIXCLIX.COM/443 Latin, Top 40, Line For more information contact Live Country Music By its Attorneys, The Spencer Country Inn The Williams Scholarship Fund Dances and more! [email protected] Every other Friday at 9 p.m. 500 Main St., Spencer, MA will be given to a graduating 109 Connecticut Mills Ave. Sherwood’s Restaurant & Bar HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. $35 per person Leicester High School Senior Danielson, CT FRI., SAT., SUN., JULY 11,12, 13 35 Rte. 171, South Woodstock, CT 150 California Street Semi-formal/business having a disability that provides DockDogs at Klem’s 860-963-1230 casual attire significant challenges to the Dock Jumping + Diving Canine Newton, MA 02458 For tickets contact achievement of his or her life goals Performance Sports Live Entertainment Friday Night (617) 558-0500 [email protected] SATURDAY, MAY 10 REGISTER NOW! Hexmark Tavern at Salem Cross Inn or by calling Auditions at the Bradley Playhouse Woodstock Area Garden Club www.dockdogs.com 260 West Main St., West Brookfield, MA 201205-0371 - PRP 508-885-9371 30 Front St., Putnam, CT Plant Sale 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA 508-867-2345 April 25, 2014 for Les Miserables 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. www.salemcrossinn.com Klem’s SpringFest 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Rain or shine ONGOING May 2, 2014 Tent sale, demonstrations, Come prepared to sing from the Bargains galore, Every Thursday is May 9, 2014 kids’ activities music of Les Miserables annuals, perennials, Cruising for Charity Chicken Night 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA Roles available for men and women shrubs and trees Car Show 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. View www.klemsonline.com ages 10-65 Wednesday nights at Klem’s Family style baked chicken State of Connecticut for more details For more information Starts June 4th through Aug. 27th with fries, pasta & marinara sauce, call 860-428-4592 FRIDAY, JUNE 6 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA salad and rolls Court of Probate, Auditions at the Bradley Playhouse Directed by Carl Mercier Gallery Talk (free event) View the full schedule at Adults: $11.75 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. and will be performed at the for Art Exhibit “Perspective: www.klemsonline.com Children under 10: $6.75 Northeast Probate District No. 26 30 Front St., Putnam, CT Hyde Cultural Center Living With Art” American Legion Tuttle Post #279 NOTICE OF A PETITION for Les Miserbles on August 1, 2, and 3 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA Come prepared to sing from A collection of paintings Roadhouse Blues Jam 508-832-2701 TO CHANGE NAME OF: the music of Les Miserables WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY and drawings by Jean-Paul Every Sunday, 3:00 – 7:00 p.m. JACE LUCAS BOUTIN Roles available for men and women MAY 7 - 11 Jacquet celebrating six years Cady’s Tavern Trivia Night ages 10-65 Records & Burpee of exhibitions at the 2168 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, RI at The Stomping Ground Pursuant to an order of Hon. Leah P. For more information call Children’s Petting Zoo Silver Circle Gallery from 2009-2013 401-568-4102 Every Wednesday, 6:00 p.m. Schad, Judge of the Court of Probate, 860-428-4592 at Klem’s Silver Circle Gallery 132 Main St., Putnam, CT Directed by Carl Mercier May 7 -10: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Putnam, CT Trivia NIght 860-928-7900 Northeast Probate District, a hearing will and will be performed at the Wednesdays Also, live music be held on May 21, 2014 at 1:30 p.m. on Hyde Cultural Center on 7:00 p.m. -9:30 p.m. five nights a week August 1, 2 and 3 ARTISTS IN THE COUNTRY Hillcrest Country Club (Wed.-Sun.) an application for a name change of a cer- 325 Pleasant St., Leicester, MA tain minor born on January 20, 2006. The Reception (free event) for 52 County Rd., Woodstock, CT 508-892-9822 Klem’s Farmers Market Art Exhibit “Perspective: Starts June 4th through Oct. 25th Court’s decision will affect your interest, if Living With Art” Satrudays from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. any, as in said application on file more fully 6:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. May 2-4 Friday Wise Guys Team Trivia Fruits, vegetables, baked goods, A collection of paintings Every Tuesday, 8:00 – 10:00 p.m. plants, specialty gifts and more! appears. May 9-11 4:30-6:30 and drawings by Jean-Paul Cady’s Tavern Contact [email protected] Catherine Darigan, Assistant Clerk Jacquet celebrating six years May 16-18 Saturday & Sunday 2168 Putnam Pike (Rt. 44) of exhibitions at the Silver Chepachet, RI By Order of the Court Circle Gallery from 2009-2013 May 23-25 12-5pm 401-568-41 02 Silveer Circle Gallery May 2, 2014 Putnam, CT Open Mic at Coriander Cafe For more information call Indoor - Artists Collaborative featuring painting, Free, bring your instrument Carly Martin, 860-928-2900 Last Sunday of every month [email protected] photography, jewelry, pottery, frames, fabric. 192 Eastford, Rd., Eastford, CT 860-315-7691 www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 2, 2014 • The Webster Times • 13

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BEAUTIFUL OAK 2003/2004 9-ft. x 55’ Colonial Maple 10-DRAWER 508-885-6657 Authentic St Patricks game DINING ROOM New Recessed Troffer beveled glass Hutch & Drysink Flourescent 3-Tube GERSTNER worn jersey Terry Virtue (Heywood Wakefield) SET Asking $1,000 or BO tabletop T-8 277V Fixtures MACHINIST $300.00 for both $800.00/negotiable Enclosed 1/2-inch thick $56 Each TOOL CHEST King Size MEDIUM BLACK FENDER $100.00 Maple Daybed *********** Loaded with mics, Call 774-230-9457 GRANDFATHER Call 5pm-8:30pm indicators, various Bedroom Set LEATHER COAT STARCASTER Never used 508-867-6546 machinist tools (Unisex) with belt $100.00 $150.00 6 piece cherry wood CLOCK $550.00 sleigh bed & zip-out liner $500.00/negotiable $100.00 MIXED ALPACA BEAN Yudu Silk Screening Call Steve at Call Donna ********** 508-765-9274 $2500.00 BUDWEISER & Natural Alpaca Machine or best offer 508-909-6936 Fertilizer (new) Still in box For pictures or ELVIS PRESLEY COORS HOLIDAY $100.00 508-272-7110 Pre-composted other questions CHRISTMAS STEINS Great for your garden $10 per bag Call 508-892-8242 774-280-9565 ALBUM FOR SALE $20.00 ea. [email protected] MINI ENVIRO or All 20 $250.00 Call The first five recordings, vari- Exercise Bike—$35 PELLET STOVE 508-238-5233 ous other LP’s and box sets Golf Clubs/Bag—$50 King Size CALL 508-254-9936 Call for details Table Saw—$50 Bedroom Set $1500.00 DINING ROOM SET 508-885-9992 Vintage Table Jig Saw—$50 Wooden Boat in Glass Case — 6 piece cherry wood COUCH 48” table w/2 - 12” leaf $100 sleigh bed BRADBURY Angle Iron Cutter Six chairs and glass-front 16,000 BTU Air Conditioner — MINT HORSE $50.00 hutch Estate Items $40 $2500.00 For Shelving Mint condition Upright Freezer — $100 or best offer COLLECTION 4W296, HK Potter 2790 $450 or best offer Antique Bricks KENMORE Terracotta Floor Tiles with cabinet 2004 Normally Sells For $700 508-885-9906 508-272-7110 WHISPERTONE Granite Slabs 508-764-2054 Exellent condition HATACHI HD TV $90 OBO 508-248-7812 $200.00 51” Diagonal VACUUM Dining Room Set Great reception Call 5pm-8:30pm $75.00 Soild Maple 508-987-9211 $100.00 508-867-6546 Table, 5 Chairs and Hutch Excel stair lift LADIES’ COATS Brimfield Asking 13.5’ rail For Sale FOR SALE HUGE TV $275.00 $1400 413-245-9538 or $50.00 Lg.7 cu.ft. GE Gas Dryer. [email protected] 6 yrs old, runs great. A beautiful 32” length ~ANTIQUES~ China Stackable plates incl. natural mink jacket Aladdin Washer died. NASCAR Hoosier Cabinet HOOVER Dinner Set reading magnifier Size large, color mahogany Oak Round Table/chairs CANISTER $160 Model#DCVH660GHGG Purchased at Macy’s and Die-Cast Models Oak Hutch 8 piece place setting $200.00 worn only twice They’re Back! (3) KINCAID Mahogany Secretary Desk WINDTUNNEL white background 508-981-9718 Paid $7,000 $5 And Up! Mahogany Hutch $150.00 or best offer w/pink roses Haier Will sacrifice for BRAND NEW SHIPMENT! “KNOCK-OFF” Pie Safe Hutch $50.00 4 cu,ft refrigerator $4,000/OBO PAINTINGS Oat Bureau $110 Blessings Farm cherry framed and matted 2 Drop-leaf Mahogany ORECK 508-789-0864 5 H Foote Road $45.00 FOR SALE Red leather 34” jacket $300.00 Tables Hospital Bed with tuxedo front fur Charlton Maple Rocker/Glider Child’s Rocker $10 508-248-1411 crank Boyds Bears $50 Full zip out lining, size large BELL-NEW LADIES Oak Book Seat ENTERTAINMENT $50 Asking $500.00/OBO MOTORCYCLE 508-344-9555 CENTER DINING SET/ HUTCH 508-867-6775 $50.00 Realistic DX100 HELMET $450.00 London Fog $125.00 Receiver all-weather coat New Call ROLL TOP DESK $70 GAS LOG FOR Color khaki, size 12 Queen PillowTop OAK YOUTH BED 774-321-0662 $375.00 Never worn Mattress ARCHERY, Woodworking SALE Tickets still on w/mattress Jotul GF200 LP Gas Asking $125.00 with Box Spring $100.00 HUNTING BOSTON ROCKER Tools $650 OBO $100.00 in Original Plas- EQUIPMENT Call 860-963-0117 $150.00 HON SIDE CHAIRS 815-222-9323 MINI KOTA tic $100.00 AND BRASS GLASS TABLE ACCESSORIES SET ELECTRIC Call: 508-410-7050 508-479-9752 In Excellent Condition $200.00 FISHING MOTOR Call 508-764-6908 CRAFTSMAN 9HP 36 lb. thrust, 5 speed SNOW THROWER CASTOR CONVERTER $125 OBO Electric Start, 29” pass $75.00 LAZYBOY NEW 6-speed forward Farm Fresh Eggs FITNESS POWER BABY ITEMS 2-speed reverse 39 CHEVY COUP PRO- $2.00 dz. RECLINING COUCH SLEEPER SOFA 2 swings, bouncy seat, Black cab cover JECT 860-576-5462 RIDER Gold Chenille Olive green 32” & 21” TV Pottery Barn wicker Brand new Never been slept on to keep you dry $5,000.00 $100 OBO call for price bassinet w/all bedding, Excellent condition Fisher Minute $995.00 Asking $800.00 bumbo seat w/tray, $450.00 or best offer doorway bouncer, BODY SHOP TOOLS Call 508-943-2174 Sport Craft 508-885-9885 Snow Plow 774-200-1194 508-347-5565 duck bath, boys clothes 7 1/2 Ft. with cutter edge. PingPong Table 3-9 months. 508-494-7857 Good condition $75.00 All Like New! No under carriage frame Smoke free home or wiring email for photos LED R-30 INDOOR NordicTrack Elite 508.943.1117 [email protected] CUSTOM PINE Asking $1800 FLOODLIGHTS 14.7 Elliptical TRESTLE TABLE by Philips 2 years old, Like new, 508-243-1078 508-885-2053 leaves (opens to 10’), Leave message GENERATOR/ 12w = 65w Internet access, Paper work lazy susan, DOG KENNEL INVERTER Instant on, very bright Bought $1399 4 Section protective pads, plus dimmable asking $850.00 8 chairs. 12’x12’x6’ Honda EU3000is. Lasts 22.8 years Peerless $350.00 FLATSCREEN Excellent Condition. Big box stores sell for Cast Iron Broiler BRASS DAY BED Matching work island with Very low usage. $26-$30 Wii $450.00 2 drawers, 2 doors, NORDICTRACK TV STAND Electric start & pull start. YOU PAY $15.00 each WITH TRUNDLE removable plexiglass cover. 19” w x 24” h x 54” l Very quiet. or 4 per case $50.00 w/Balance Board 4.5 Exercise Bike Controllers, Games Twin size $150.00 Excellent condition Great for electronics. Call Keith 774-449-8012 $125.00 $3,000 negotiable. $50.00 Asking $1500.00. Bought $500 or 860-935-0072 508-524-9328 Asking $250.00 508-873-7024 508-765-1514 508-765-5627 508-277-8735 (cell) anytime 508-867-3729 Mike. MAY 2, 2014 % TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS % A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION % 3

130 YARD SALES 281 FREE PETS 295 BUILDING SUPPLIES 310 GENERAL HELP 311 PART-TIME 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 200 GEN. BUSINESS WANTED HELP WANTED ESTATE SALE HINGES THE NORTH OFFICE CHAIR TORO LAWN TRACTOR 1-DAY-ONLY! 203 SNOWMOBILES LOOKING FOR A Heavy duty 54” long Foster $30.00 Twin rear bagger Friday, May 2nd WONDERFUL stainless steel BROOKFIELD SEWER 42” width deck 8-2 SNOWMOBILE piano hinges Parents Wanted DEPARTMENT New Blades LOVING HOME... $50.00 each ELECTRIC CHORD Well Maintained 12 MaryEllen Lane 2-year-old Pitbull Seeking Quality Homes has an immediate opening Southbridge WITH TRAILER Brand new ORGAN asking A good condition with papers 774-633-0832 Throughout Central MA for a temporary laborer at $75.00 Cash & Carry To Provide Foster Care $950 or BO Dining Room Set 1984 Artic Cat Cougar, Female named “Calle” the Wastewater Treatment 508-943-0610 Cherry Bedroom Set in line two cylinder 400 Blue nose, not spayed To Children In Need. Facility. The hours are EXTERIOR DOOR Living Room Set suzuki motor run great. Great for single pet 24/7 Support. Generous flexible but limited to 19.5 Headlight and electric W/JAM Piano environment 298 WANTED TO BUY Reimbursement. hours per week. Bureaus hand-warmers work good Call 3 ft. wide;6 ft. 8” high and has extra fuel tanks $1000 Sign-On Bonus Duties include, but are not $125.00 Grandfather Clock 774-318-8439 Clothing for long trips. Call For Details limited to, lawn mowing, TREES FOR SALE Flat bed trailer included Evergreen Trees, Colorado Wool trimming, brush clearing, TWO SUNROOF Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, heavy and light duty Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall $1,000 OBO for both Route KITS Woodstock 283 PETS maintenance and general $100.00 All 10 trees for $85 house cleaning. Norway Spruce, 3.5’ 860-481-2659 (cell) Need help with 169 A Massachusetts drivers 5/$99 ESTATE SALE GIRL’S 22” BIKE Eastern Pine 5-7’ tall your pets license is required. $40.00 5/$99 278 Briarwood Ave Antiques Starting wage is Excellent privacy Southbridge veterinary care? 884 Worcester St. Devereux Therapeutic $12.00 per hour. border/ornamental Saturday, May 3 LARGE MAPLE 204 WATER EQUIPMENT We can help Southbridge MA Foster Care If interested, please BUREAU Call 508-278-5762 10am-3pm 508-829-6769 evenings Furniture at an affordable price! call the office at $130.00 Bedroom Sets 2000 SEADOO 720 Looking To Purchase 508-867-0211 Dining Room Set with caravan trailer Antiques HEAVY E.O.E 774-452-3514 Living Room Set Red & white And Collectibles EQUIPMENT VERY LARGE VINTAGE Pool Table Very fast and fun! Single Items Yard Tools Or Entire Estates OPERATORS 314 FOOD SERVICES OAK OFFICE DESK Lawn Tractor $1500 $240 or B.O. Snowblower WANTED Call 774-244-6781 We Buy It All Must hold current Hoisting Table Saw And Also Do Experienced Line Cook CHILD’S DESK Household Goods 508-234-8297 Engineers license. We offer On-Site Estate Sales excellent compensation & Pizza Maker $40 And and an extensive Apply in person PARKER CROSS benefits package. Village Pizza Restaurant Estate Auctions 487 Main St., Sturbridge BOW CAMO VINTAGE WATER AND 205 BOATS 508-987-3719 CALL MIKE ANYTIME 508-347-8177 Hand pull-ups, Extra String, SNOW SKIS 37 Federal Hill Road, Ask for George or Bob Scope, Bolts, Cocking Reasonable offers accepted 18’ C.CONSOLE 508-765-9512 Oxford, MA 01540 device, Custom Stock HUGE DAY CARE Broad Heads, Broad head 802-258-1599 KEYLARGO Our veterinarians can help target, Easy out Target, CLOSING SALE spay/neuter and/or general 319 HEALTH CARE Hundreds of Books FIBERGLASS and much more! medical appointments. $946.00 Value Toys, Games, Puzzles, BOAT PROFESSIONALS Additional discounts Art Supplies, 75 4 Stroke Honda Fish Finder Local Asking $550.00 WOOD STOVE & Equipment Life Jackets, Auto Bilge, available for those on 9am-3pm Bimini Boat Motor, financial assistance. News Seven Hills Flexible 508-847-4848 By Vermont Castings Sat., May 3rd $ BUY & SELL $ Red enamel finish Trailer Excellent, Please call Staffing Solutions Under covered porch Never been in salt water! 508-637-1333 ALL GOLD & SILVER 67 Walker Pond Rd Can be driven ITEMS DSP/Per Diem $18/hr $750.00 Sturbridge $8,700 or online at Barre, MA. Specializing in 2nd shift & Overnights, or B/O 860-974-1276 www.secondchanceanimals.org NUMISMATIC COINS, 508-892-3649 provide direct support to Pet Training & PUREBRED gold & silver of any form! persons’ served including MULTI-FAMILY assistance in personal Live-in Crate AMERICAN Qualified with over 30 care & activities. 24”Lx19”Wx19”H Heavy duty YARD SALE BULLDOG PUPS years experience & 11-gauge black epoxy WOODEN 42 years of stuff BOAT, MOTOR a following of many FOUND HERE! Details/apply: Like new priced to sell Ready to go now. satisfied customers. SWING SET AND TRAILER Parents on premises. www.SevenHillsJobs.org $40.00 Sat & Sun. May 3 &4 Type #3786 by Creative Playthings Chrysler, Tri-Hull 860-753-2096 We also sell a nice 4 Swing Stations 9-3 Bow Rider Maids Wanted into Keyword field. 43 Crestwood Drive selection of fine jewelry, We have permanent 508-347-3145 Monkey Bars with 60HP antiques & collectibles. Sand Box, Fireman’s Pole, Soutbridge Evenrude motor part-time positions Ladder to Club House Galvanized trailer available. Qualifications are; 284 LOST & FOUND Bring in your items & your own vehicle, cleaning (includes cover) & Slide Set up for fishing or pleasure’ see what they’re worth. 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL Precious $1200.00 PETS experience a plus but not You won’t leave mandatory, personable, Moments Will help disassemble MULTI-FAMILY Extras - call for details disappointed. EXPERIENCED Will need trailer Did you find organized and punctual. YARD SALE 508-949-1320 Honesty and fairness Hours estimated MEDICAL ASSISTANT Collection are our best policies! Proficient in medical language and stands $1000 Household items your pet? 15-25/week. Must be able Clothing to start at 8:45AM Must have strong work ethic 28 pieces 508-892-4370 Toys & Games Or find a home Lee’s Perfect mothers hours. and excellent interpersonal 508-867-2887 Cosmetics OUTBOARD Coins & Jewelry All qualified employees skills Cosyume & Fine Jewelry for one? start at $10.00/hour. Fast-paced medical practice 239 West Main Street North Brookfield Something for everyone! MOTOR East Brookfield Raise to $11.00/hour 1976, 7HP Eska after first 90 days, Part-time hours RECLINER WITH LIFT 94 Maria Ave (Route 9 - Panda 508-637-1604 Like new WORCESTER Southbridge Runs mint advancement possible. Sat., May 3rd 8-4 Garden Plaza) We do withhold taxes. paid $1000 COUNTY 508-637-1236 Asking $500 Sun., May 4th 10-3 $300 OBO Looking for applicants 774-241-0449 MEMORIAL PARK RAIN OR SHINE 860-576-5462 508-341-6355 (cell) residing in the towns of: 2 plots in Good Shepherd Holland & Wales Plot #97 Call Tammie HHA’S, CNA’S ROLAND ORGAN $2,500.00 508-347-3275 Needed for Spencer, Will pay transfer fee 215 CAMPING or send resume to Southbridge areas. MUSIC ATELIER 508-867-3729 Southbridge TLCHomeCleaning@ 80G LUXURY LET US KNOW!!! GREAT Verizon.net Contact Denise at including bench and MULTI-FAMILY QUADDICK PROFESSIONAL owner’s manual. INDOOR GARAGE CAMPING AREA Please call us so that we FLEA MARKET MEDICAL Upper and lower keyboard 56 Logee Road can take your ad Every Saturday and Sunday $500.00 SALE year round SERVICES, INC. 100 GENERAL Thompson CT 06277 out of the paper... Dealers, leave your stuff HOME CARE 508-867-9386 Saturday, May 3rd Town-To-Town set-up in our secure facility 413-289-9018 Dealer days every Walcott Street SEASONAL Classifieds Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 105 BULLETIN BOARD (Off Pleasant Street) Ever-changing array Follow Signs CAMPSITES VALET/GUEST 508-909-4111 of cool, cool stuff 325 PROFESSIONAL AUBURN AVAILABLE 800-551-7767 SERVICES RESIDENT Everything Must Go! $1305.00 PER SEASON LOST CAT dudleyflea.com To Work At Several HELP WANTED NEEDS RIDE Long haired, SNAPPER For errands Locations In SEASON: brown Tabby Worcester, MA Sturbridge insurance ROTO-TILLER and groceries Answers to “Kitty” 1-2 times per month Southbridge, MA May 1st - October 1st agency seeks a IR5003, Used Twice FULL HOOK-UPS Lost in the North West Main Best Offer 508-335-3728 F/T-P/T available. qualified candidate Estate Sale INCLUDED Street area WANTED TO BUY Potential to earn $12 and of Douglas Aug. 1st to join our team. Sat 5/3 from 9-2 CALL: 860-428-2995 OR BY COLLECTOR more to start. Great In this full or part-time TRAC VAC Microchipped (Petlink.com) benefits health, dental, at EMAIL: drawson@ 540-760-9830 Old comic books position, you will meet with Model 385-IC/385LH rawsonscreens.com 1940s and up 401k plan, plenty of room customers, complete Used Once 327 Pleasant St. Beatles memorabilia for growth! Applicant must applications, quote Best Offer 107 MISC. FREE TOOLS galore! Great sale 1960s and up be over 18, premiums, recommend with lots of fabricating and have valid license, coverage, process changes Famous monster and prior customer service BEAR CAT machinist tools, Craftsman magazines, Godzilla, and other duties. Personal FREE WOOD lawn equipment, diamond experience a plus!!! lines experience preferred, VAC-N-CHIP PRO plate trailer, Vintage 285 PET CARE Frankenstein and Apply at: PALLETS monster items, as well as excellent oral and & VAC PRO Craftsman tractor, Roseville 257 COLLECTIBLES www.valetparkof written communication and You pick up Old toys and america.com/employment Models 72085, 72285, Monday thru Friday pottery, retro/vintage interpersonal skills. A furniture and so advertising items or call 877-455-5552 72295 8am-noon HORSE LOVERS FAN-C-PET positive attitude, solid Used Twice Stonebridge Press much more! Breyer Horse & computer skills, ability to Best Offer 25 Optical Drive Visit Animal Models Mobile Call: 860-779-2469 set priorities and to Southbridge www.consignworks.com multi-task are required. for more info & pics! Over 200! Grooming Salon VETERINARY CALL 508-765-5763 (located behind Great Prices! Licensed applicants and Southbridge Hotel & TECHNICIAN those familiar with Applied Conference Center) Vicki Kelley Full-time technician with Systems preferred but will Charlton Flea Market surgery and clinical train an outstanding in first building Professional experience candidate. on Sundays Groomer Must be fast learner, team Please send resume to YARD SALE WAR player, love a [email protected] Sports Equipment Michelle 20 Years Exp. 109 MUSIC/ARTS 329 Charlton St 508-434-0114 fast-paced environment ARCHERY “We Go Right RELICS Rewarding experience Hoyt Montega Bow Saturday & Sunday toYour Door” GUITAR May 3rd & 4th at our shelter! 40-50 lb. pull 9:00-5:30 508-987-2419 & WAR Send resume to: 44-inch axel to axel 1970 GIBSON J50 Electric stove, Mahogany info@ Adjustment draw Acoustic w/case dressers, Lamps, SOUVENIRS secondchanceanimals.org 26 inches-29 inches Great condition Gingerbread clock, Pottery, 265 FUEL/WOOD Trailer Truck Jade green color $1800.00 o.b.o. WANTED China, Wicker, Central Boiler E-Classic Drivers Wanted Cost new: $1,160.00 774-633-0832 Various antiques WWII & EARLIER Class A CDL with Asking $600.00 & so much more! 1400/2400 311 PART-TIME or best offer OUTDOOR WOOD CA$H WAITING! Hazmat Call 508-347-3145 Helmets, Swords, HELP WANTED Based in 130 YARD SALES FURNACE Daggers, Bayonets, North Brookfield Cleaner & Greener Medals, Badges, Flags, LIBRARY PAGE YARD SALE EPA Qualified 11 hours per week, STURBRIDGE, MA ***************** Uniforms, etc. FRIEDRICH Saturday, May 3 25-Year Warranty Going... Going... Over 30 Years Experience. evenings and some Please Call Kuhl Plus Series * 264 N.Main St Call Today Call David Saturdays required, 508-867-3235 DEADLINE FOR N. Brookfield, MA 508-882-0178 Gone to the Dogs minimum wage position, SQ08n10 CrystalRockFarm.com 1-508-688-0847 7500 BTU Antique Furniture Training and behavior must be 16 years or older. YARD SALE I’ll Come To YOU! Apply at $449.00 SUBMISSIONS IS 1:00 Lamps Wood Stove management in your Charlton Public Library FRIEDRICH PM MONDAY FOR ALL Refrigerator home. 40 Main St. MASS. WEEKLY Charlton, MA FRA064VU1 Misc. Items FIREWOOD Positive methods used. 400 SERVICES 6000 BTU PAPERS Scrapbooking Items Cut, Split & Delivered $149.00 Deadline subject to change 8am-3pm Green & Seasoned Certified Pet Dog 300 HELP WANTED 8’x6’ Blackboard due to holidays Both for $500 trainer and member Oxford Old School Call for more info Wood Lots Wanted $500.00 ******************** APDT 15 hours a week New - 3 days used 310 GENERAL HELP Mon-Fri 4-7pm to work in Call Paul Call Renelle at Hearthstone Soap 135 LOST AND FOUND 508-769-2351 a store in the center of Mr. Desai DOWNSIZING 508-892-1850 WANTED Oxford. Stone 508-987-5349 Send inquiry to Wood Stove Cell: 732-309-9366 Fri/Sat/Sun email: Home: 508-347-2764 —LOST— [email protected] $1900.00 2nd, 3rd & 4th [email protected] Driver CDL A or 6 Cummings Court Large Male For operation in North Neutered Cat FREE fax to 508-987-1579 Oak Dining room Table Douglas Stowe Farm Grosvenordale, Ct. 2 Leaves/6 Chairs 8-2 Stoneville Pond & Construction Clean driving record, 2 yrs. Leicester St Area Pet Boarding exp. Afternoon start times, $725.00 Wood From Dogs to work schedule is Sunday TOOL SHEDS Black with patches of white on 2x4’s, 2x6’s, Guinea Pigs thru Friday, willing and able PART-TIME 73” Mitsubishi Made of Texture 1-11 Dudley his belly Plywood beams, 3/4’ thick, to unload trailer with two Big-Screen TV 8x8 $775 Mini Estate/Yard Sale A little shy but basically Assorted sizes & thickness Horse Back Riding Lessons wheeler at Customer CLERICAL HELP $1500.00 8x10 $960 114 Hayden Pond Rd, friendly and Summer Camp locations. WANTED 8x12 $1050 Sat 5/3 & Sun 5/4, About 8 years old Good for wood stoves Good pay and benefits. 20 hours per week 3-Piece Oak 8x16 $1375 8am-4pm, and outdoor burners Family raised pets for sale Dependability a must. Apply at Bedroom Set Furniture, household items, Please call Clean Wood! Call Bob 413-246-6916 Southbridge $750.00 508-865-2227 or email Delivered and Built On-Site clothing, lawn tractor, 508-832-5512 Credit Union leaf blower, snow blower, 508-867-2564 Stowe Rd. Millbury MA [email protected]. 205 Main Street Other Sizes Available generator, hunting, Leave a message Delivery Available EOE 774-545-6161 CALL 413-324-1117 www.stowefarm.com Southbridge, MA fishing etc. 01550 4 % TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS % A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION % May 2, 2014

505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 535 HOUSING WANTED 546 CEMETERY LOTS 575 VACATION RENTALS 500 REAL ESTATE RENT RENT LOOKING FOR APARTMENT Worcester County Elderly woman on oxygen looking for 1 or Memorial Park 501 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT: 2-bedroom first floor apartment Paxton, MA 3 rooms, 1 Bedroom, in decent neighborhood with 2-grave-plot WANTED C&C Stove, Frig, Gas Heat, 2nd heat/hot water, washer/dryer Section Heritage 1 Properties floor, Quiet Victorian hookups in the Southbridge/ Asking $3,250 building, Sturbridge area Call 413-245-4340 107 Central St. Have indoor neutered cat and Email:[email protected] Southbridge No pets. Available 5/1 many references m LOOK & COMPARE First and last months 508-344-0072 GREAT SUMMER required. Worcester County Southbridge $500.00 month. Memorial Park RETREAT Quality 1, 2 & 3 Call: 508-943-3112 Paxton, MA $30,000.00 Bedroom Apartments! PLOT FOR SALE Appliances, STURBRIDGE Meadowside 667B of Woodstock, CT Off-StreetParking WATERFRONT Graves 1 and 2 in Call (508)765-0501 2-bedroom Garden of Heritage 2 is a cooperative seasonal Glass sliders Value $6500 campground offering 100 owner ************ SOUTHBRIDGE overlooking lake Asking $4200 owned sites, a lagre pool, EQUAL HOUSING 2 Bedroom, 2nd Floor Fishing and boating Call Lorraine fishing pond, mini golf course, Quiet, In-town. Minutes to highway 508-789-8188 laundry, sm. rec room, OPPORTUNITY DOUGLAS $750/month $1300/month + 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Includes and pavilion. utilities Season runs from ************* Apartments Available Heat, Hotwater 1st, last and security April 15-October 15. All real estate advertising in this Prices start at $845/month. & Appliances Owner/broker WORCESTER COUNTY Weekly pump out is included in newspaper is subject to The Includes heat, hot water, Call 508-347-7416 MEMORIAL PARK annual fee which runs from Federal Fair Housing Act of A/C, pool, fitness center Lease & References Two grave plots: $990.00 to $1320.00 per 1968, which makes it illegal & children’s program. Required Off street parking. Retired Mechanic Valor I (#291, Unit A, season depending on when you to advertise any preference, 508-347-7709 with drivers license graves 1 and 2) Call (508)476-3777 pay your assessment. limitation or discrimination Looking for InLaw Current value $8200.00 based on race, color, religion, Apartment or Offered: $5,850.00 Room with a bathroom 508-499-7957 This Unit #58 has a wonderful sex, handicap, familial status SOUTHBRIDGE [email protected] site placement with a back yard (number of children and or and storage 454 HOME DUDLEY Nice newly renovated for 64 year old to house car and shed with rock 400 SERVICES pregnancy), national origin, 2 Bedroom Apartment 2 bedroom apartment Handicapped, but garden and front yard for nice IMPROVEMENT ancestry, age, marital status, or Washer/Dryer Hook-ups w/sun room, new self-sufficient lawn, small fish pond and any intention to make an such Appliances carpets, kitchen & more flowers. $ 402 GENERAL SERVICES preference, limitation or Assigned Parking bathroom. $800/mth 860-382-3634 Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 First & Security WORCESTER ARMY OF 1 1 PAINTING discrimination. This newspaper heat & hot water trailer with two slide outs, Interior/ will not knowingly accept any $750.00/mo. included. First & COUNTY screened porch (8x29) and front 508-949-9130 Water Filtration Exterior advertising for real estate that is security, No pets. 546 CEMETERY LOTS MEMORIAL PARK deck (8x16) all built in 1997. in violation of the law. Call Bob 508-641-4606 Paxton, MA Unit has been completely ARMY OF 1 will treat all Power Washing Our readers are hereby or Imelda Garden of Gospels redecorated to include ceiling water problems! Carpentry informed that all dwellings 508-764-6843. 2 CEMETERY 1 plot (#85) fans, carpeting, flooring and New Installations advertising in this newspaper DUDLEY with 2 grave sites paint, has lots of storage and • FREE ESTIMATES • 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms PLOTS Servicing all equipment are available on and equal $4,000.00 comes completely furnished. Well tank and pump service • FULLY Insured • Hardwoods, Ceramic tile bath in Garden of Valor I • Reasonable Rates • opportunity basis. Country setting Worcester County 774-200-1194 25 Rte 197 Rich O’Brien To complain about Off-street parking SPENCER Memorial Park, See Craigs List James Morse Paxton, MA Northbrookfield, MA Painting discrimination call The Heat, Hot water, rubbish and 2 Bedroom Townhouse for more pictures Department of Housing and hook-ups included All electric Call 610-787-0068 28 Years Of Experience 774-200-0225 Urban Development “HUD” References, 1st and Last Appliances [email protected] WORCESTER COUNTY Call 508-864-3008 508-248-7314 toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. No Pets/No Smoking Washer/dryer hookups Starting at No Pets CEMETERY LOTS For the N.E. area, call HUD ad MEMORIAL PARK RV in Co-op Park HIGH QUALITY $825/month AVAILABLE 617-565-5308,. The toll free 860-935-9105 $500 security/first and last Paxton, MA PAINTING number for the hearing impaired Pine Grove Cemetery $30,000 $665/month Spencer, MA Faith/Crypts Done at reasonable prices is 1-800-927-9275 Call 508-886-4312 Woodstock, CT Over 42 years experience Single lot $1000 Lot 84C #1 Space Interior/Exterior/Powerwashing Double $2000 $4200 Call The Free Estimates/References 505 APARTMENTS FOR 508-943-0671 Junk Man Call Bob at STURBRIDGE Call Mike 508-943-8843 RENT DUDLEY 2 bedroom apartment 774-200-6164 Trees Cut or 508-954-9610 Dresser Hill $850/Mo. or Brush/Limbs 2 APARTMENTS pinegrovecemetery 575 VACATION RENTALS Apartments Fully applianced, [email protected] Removed FOR RENT 2 bedroom in convenient location, private WE NOW TAKE YOUR SOUTHBRIDGE country setting. setting Seasonal campsite AUTOS FOR CASH! 457 LAWN/GARDEN Stove and refrigerator No Pets/No Smoking Meadowside of Woodstock, 1st Flr., 2 Bedroom included. 1st/Security Own your own lot. FREE METAL PICK-UP $850/mo Laundry facility, off-street Credit reference required CEMETERY CAPE COD Trailer with add-ons which Appliances, AND parking. No Pets. 508-347-8115 PLOTS DENNISPORT contain large family room, two Furniture, TV’s. 2nd Flr., 3 Bedroom Worcester County Clean 2 bedroom bedrooms, dining room, Construction Black Diamond $1000/mo First and security Memorial Park Cottage screened porch, vinyl siding, deposit required Materials. Lawn Care Both completely Paxton, MA Cable TV, large shed, outdoor fire pit, Cellars/Attics $750 Monthly STURBRIDGE Garden of Gospels Close to Beaches, Golf, mostly furnished. Professional Work renovated. Hdwd flrs, Off- 4 Rooms/2 Bedrooms Cleaned. st. parking Plus utilities 1 plot #150 Bike Trail, Shopping, Park ammenities: At Prices Beating 1 Bath 2 grave sites Small Building No Pets/No Smoking Call: (508)397-0212 Restaurants and large swimming pool, rec hall. The Competition! Front Porch & Deck Amusements. Demolition, Tires. First/Security Heat, Hotwater, & pavilion, mini golf, bocci, Leaves Removed. Cleanups 508-764-1401 Asking $2800 Sorry, No Pets Mowing Electricity Supplied Large private lot. horseshoes, fish pond, Residential Moves. Washer/Dryer Hook-ups Great for children! playground-low yearly Furnaces Removed Plowing 386-576-6663 Mulching DUDLEY Call after 6pm Leave message ************ maintenance fees. Hedge Trimming Very clean, Cute, 774-230-7328 $595.00 A Week Weekends also! Patios 2 bedroom apartment 508-280-8331 Rte.25 197, Central Mass and Etc. Brookside Stove, Refrigerator, Cemetery Plots [email protected] Woodstock, CT Worcester County Memorial Connecticut Seth Goudreau Off-Street Parking Unit #5 Terrace $625/Month Park Dave 774-402-4694 First & Last Valor II Section 508-867-2564 www.blkdiamondlandscaping.com ------STURBRIDGE Graves 1 & 2 772-233-1555 FREE Estimates CAPE COD TIME --A/C In Every Unit Call: 508-943-2670 Daniel Fiske 413-262-5082 Fully Insured Valued at $7600 SHARE FOR SALE Experienced & --Pool THINK SUMMER House Asking $4000 Edgewater Beach Resort Ambitious! --Basketball Court 5-Room Apartment at the CAPE! 95 Chase Avenue --Playground 1st Floor, 2- Family 508-885-6489 $895/Month 508-885-4278 Dennisport, MA 02639 433 CLEANING --On-Site Laundry Across the street Lakeside 577 SUMMER RENTALS SPRING CLEAN-UP Utilities Not Included from the water House/Office Heat/Hot Water Apartments DOUBLE Studio (Unit 706) High quality at a low price 3 Room Apartment ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cleaning Call or email to schedule a free CEMETERY LOT Fixed week 33 (August) Included! 1 Bedroom Includes in All Faith Swedish Cemetery Available property estimate for your kitchen applianced Deeded rights spring clean-up needs. ------Appliances & Laundry Worcester, MA Reasonable rates. utilities not included Lot #119 Section I No job too big or small. 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South Dennis, Call Wendy for a Starting at $829 NO PETS FREE estimate at: gmail.com References A Must (508)347-9081 off Rte. 134: PINE GROVE Cozy 3 BR, (dbl, queen, 508-943-9880 INCOME LIMITS APPLY Call 508-347-9623 508-347-3145 Section 8 Welcome 9am-6pm CEMETERY 2 twins) 1 bath home with Whitinsville, MA full kitchen & microwave, 2 plots for sale washer/dryer, screened in Office Open From: 525 HOUSES FOR RENT 481 POOLS/SPAS Yew Ave. section Fort Meyers porch w/ picnic table, grill, Monday-Friday House For rent cable TV. Outdoor shower. 9:00am to 5:00pm Asking $2400.00 Beach On dead-end street. NORTH BROOKFIELD Small Cottage On Valued at $3000.00 442 LICENSED DAY Saturday 10:00am South Pond Florida Near shopping, theater, to 3:00pm 24 Spring Street 1 bedroom fully equipped restaurants, bike trail, ARE Lakeside C 18 FT. Evening Appointments Available 3 large rooms, 2nd floor 508-849-7939 cottage, near beach and fishing, playground, ABOVE GROUND $850/mo ************************* Like new all attractions 10 minutes from bay and POOL Washer/dryer hookup plus electricity Clean and quiet ocean side beaches. The Commonwealth of Used only one season! Off-street parking Washer/dryer hook-ups, Massachusetts Moving, must sell Central location applianced Worcester County Febuary & March Office of Child Care Everything included 1 bedroom, Great location! Some weeks available in No pets, smoke outside Memorial Park $4,000 plus tax June, July & August. Services requires that all $1000.00 Brookside Terrace $600/month Off-street parking Double plot ads placed in the or best offer No Dogs References and security $2300.00 239-463-3369 Call Janet newspaper for child care Call 508-796-5192 11 Village Drive required Available Now ($4600.00 value) 413-262-5082 727-204-4457 at 508-865-1583 (daycare) in your home Leave message Southbridge,MA 01550 508-867-7404 Will pay transfer fee 508-248-3303 after 6 pm, or email include your license num- (508)764-7675 June at [email protected] ber for more information.

705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 720 CLASSICS 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 720 FOREIGN AUTO 700 AUTOMOTIVE 4 HANOOK SNOW Early 1964 1/2 2002 2001 VW JEEP CHEROKEE Weathertech 2006 MERCURY 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES TIRES Mustang Coupe Chevy Impala MOUNTAINEER NEW BEETLE GLS 235/55/R18 100T Floor Mats RIMS (5) with factory 260 V8 Runs good, but needs some 82,000 miles, one owner, TURBO 1957 Chevy Hood Like new Gray, Front and Rear Fits TLC. Silver, 120,000 miles 17x7.5 rims White w/red interior, All-wheel Drive, V6, seats 7 Green, 5-speed, sunroof $400.00 All 4, $245 1 with mounted tire Jeep Liberty 2008-2012 Excellent condition, Good Condition Loaded, fun to drive Stored in garage Like New Asking $2500 $8,000 112,000 mileage RETRACTABLE All receipts, 1971 Muncie $300.00 or BO $100.00 Call 508-278-6304 Ph: 508-949-2270 Cream color interior CARGO COVER 508-867-5156 Complete documentation. Great shape 4-speed FOR CHEVY EQUINOX 508-347-3145 No disappointments. Need a bigger car Transmission Brand new, $65 Need to Place Asking $3,000.00 PASSENGER SIDE a Classified Ad? Call Linda at $700.00 Local $16,900 Call 800-536-5836 720 FOREIGN AUTO U-HAUL TRAILER REAR VIEW News or best offer 508-248-1665 New Ford 308 HITCH MIRROR FOR ‘05 SILVERADO ‘01 VW BUG Cubic inch Class II 860-871-5777 $1950 or BO 2-inch receiver fits Mirror has signal, heat and 2004 CORVETTE assembled long power in & out for hauling Runs Great Chevy Equinox from 2004- CONVERTIBLE 860-753-2096 block 2013 trailer (plastic casing piece 725 AUTOMOBILES 2005 LOTUS $75 broke off) Blue and saddle $1500.00 Black 26,281 miles on it ELISE FOUND HERE! 2001 Sport and Touring Call Mark $200.00 New tires and brakes 1980 MGB 17” Hummer 860-377-8374 DODGE 2500 Asking $32,000 Packages 508-887-2847 720 CLASSICS 4-wheel drive w/plow Call or text Paul at $7,000 Arctic Silver metallic paint with Wheels 138,000 miles. 774-641-4050 Nice interior, runs great black leather interior w/35” tires Classic Needs transmission work Many new parts, top, engine, Star Shield paint protection 1986 CORVETTE $3500 suspension, brakes, etc. 11,000 miles $750.00 TIRES AND RIMS 508-987-1228 Dealer maintained Want to Place a Classified Ad? For Sale $35,000 Call 800-536-5836 FOR JEEP LIB- 350-Automatic 860-377-5742 2004 508-847-5274 860-315-2635 ERTY AND FORD 89K original miles PONTIAC GTO RANGER Removable top, Torrid red with black leather 1984 VW RDX 4 Tires w/Rims black with tan interior 2010 PONTIAC VIBE interior, 5.7L LS1 V8 2006 VW Jetta 235/70/16 Excellent Condition! 2009 midsize Ford Nordsman M+S New Wheels (Toyota Matrix) automatic transmission Convertible 125/55R16 Pressure valve stem system $6,800 or B.O. 4-door, 5-speed, FWD, 73,000 miles 4-speed standard transmission $4200 OBO Will fit new Ford 5 lug pattern on Voxx racing rims Silver, 35 MPG, 99K, 183,000 miles 4 Snow tires included $450.00 $600.00 Please Call Excellent condition Asking $10,900 $595.00 Need to Place a Classified Ad? 860-779-2246 508-764-7193 $8,495.00 or BO Call 508-949-1816 needs minor work 774-312-1483 Call 800-536-5836 508-943-1740 508-208-6042 508-779-0194 Leave message MAY 2, 2014 % TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS % A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION % 5

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732 SPORTS UTILITY 740 MOTORCYCLES 750 CAMPERS/ VEHICLES Harley Davidson TRAILERS 2000 DURANGO Fat Boy 2000 WINNEBAGO 2001 Carberated 70K 4x4 $8500.00 JOURNEY 34B Excellent motor Jadestone/White, Block heater, skid plate Cummins 275HP Diesel Recent brakes and tune-up Tornado Pusher, Allison 5-spd Trans, Power everything Tow Package 750 CAMPERS/ 760 VANS/TRUCKS $2500 firm Catamaran Sleeps 5 Call 508-347-2787 20’ Great Shape Retractable Slide, Auto TRAILERS $3650.00 Leveling, Full Kitchen, Bath, Queen Bedroom, Corian Tops, PARKMODEL 774-545-6161 Wash/Dry Hook-up, 10-gal. 3/4 TON CHEVY 2010 SUBUARU Hot Water Tank, Central WITH LOFT SILVERADO Toyotas are less Air/Heat, Oak Wood/Rug Floor, and full-length addition FORESTER 2.5x Elec. Fireplace, Furnished 4-wheel drive, 1986 Selling for parts Premium Motorcycle for sale Satellite System, 12x16 with washer/dryer Loaded,4WD, Automatic, Beautiful Oak Cabinets, 2 TVs, Campground season April 15-October 15 $600 Firm in Dudley, MA Navigation 2001 VCR, Back-up Camera, $8800 Harley Davidson Solar Panel 941-567-8719 Call Mike Call or text Many Extras...Must See or 508-832-2566 for more details Night Train 1450 $38,000 941-592-5318 Please leave message • We have no mortgages 508-867-0596 Less than 20,000 miles 860-779-9868 • Low overhead in Dudley MA Selling because bought • Over 300 new & used vehicles to choose from for immediate delivery new bike (If we don’t have it, we can get it within 48 hours) $10,000 firm 760 VANS/TRUCKS ‡ *XDUDQWHHG¿QDQFLQJDVORZDV 740 MOTORCYCLES 860-753-2096 767 VEHICLES WANTED • Leftovers and demos with savings up to $9000.00 ‡ *XDUDQWHHG)LQDQFLQJDVORZDVRQFHUWL¿HGXVHGYHKLFOHV 2002 HONDA Want to Place 1992 GMC CBR 954 a Classified Ad? ANTIQUE AUTO • We have sales, service and parts staff members that have been Call 800-536-5836 Diesel Truck Black and red WANTED employed at Tri-State for UPS Truck-Style, PARTS NEEDED over 25 years In great condition Kawasaki Aluminum Grumman Body, Only 11,637 miles 1937-1960 • Honest small town Motorcycles Shelves. Rebuilt Car and truck sheet metal trim dealing Is completely Transmission/Motor, ready to ride 1968-82 2005 PALOMINO and exterior parts only • No games - no gimmicks New Fuel Tank, Radiator, Steer- No mechanical parts whatso- Tons of cosmetic (3 cylinder prefered) POP-UP CAMPING ing Box. Dual Wheels, • Serving the tri-community upgrades Any Condition ever 11’ Area Behind Seats Also 1949-1951 Mercury trim and tri-state area for Priced to sell TRAILER over 25 years Excellent Condition Excellent Condition and sheet metal immediately at $4,500 CAll JOE 14,100GVWR 978-760-3453 • Special military and 508-688-5907 (978)760-5042 Garaged during off seasons One owner college rebates available or (508)481-3397 Used only 4 weeks a year Call 5pm-8:30pm Sleeps 6, 3 burner gas 508-867-6546 stove www.TristateToyota.com Small gas/electric 2006 KAWASAKI 745 RECREATIONAL refrigerator VULCAN 900 2000 Need to Place VEHICLES 4700 miles $3995 TOWN & COUN- All Silver 508-885-7680 Windshield, Saddlebags, 2001 ITASCA TRY Sissybar SUNDANCER Pictures Upon Request MINIVAN a Classified Ad? $4500.00 MOTOR HOME No rust, awesome shape Sales, Service & Parts (508) 943-7474 Easy Exit 2 [email protected] 30 ft. with slideout 2007 8317SS in and out. Dealership Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:00am-8:00pm off I-395 Sleeps 7 Rockwood Trailer All-wheel drive, leather, Saturday:8:00am-5:00pm•Sunday: 12:00pm-4:00pm Ford F450, low mileage pristine condition every option, new headlights, 191 West Main Street • Dudley, MA 01571 brakes, water pump Call 800-536-5836 • Only Minutes from Everywhere! Good condition 11,500 and/or largest lot 2007 SUZUKI Call 508-892-3612 double size $3600 or best offer No appointment needed in our service department BURGMAN 400 for appointment to QCC Brimfield 508-847-3281 SCOOTER view packaged or separate Like new Make an offer! Less than 3K miles 750 CAMPERS/ Call 508-892-8027 $3,600 or email TRAILERS Call 508-335-2747 [email protected] 2005 JAYCO What’s On JAYFLIGHT 29 Call Stacey @ 508-943-4400 Or Email [email protected] Email Your Mind? BRAND NEW FBS CAMPER LAKESIDE RV 150cc Scooter Bunkhouse in rear, Queen bed RESORT 4 stroke, single cylinder, in front. Table and couch fold Us! We’d Like to Know. 11HP, 6000rpm, out into double beds. Excellent Own RV lot for less than renting Electric/Key Ignition, condition. Full slide-out. Developers final phase Automatic, 71x96x46, Stove, micro, stand-up separate All lots 50% off Email us your Front disk, Rear drum shower, cable, awning, Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool Get the news of brake, Max 65mph, surround sound, etc. Activity Center 1.6 gal. 350lb, thoughts to: School bus yellow $12,000 OBO 508-989-8165 your neighborhood $1,200.00 508-400-2073 aminor@ (508)341-9282 Uxbridge MA wherever you are! Need to Place a Classified Ad? Call 800-536-5836 stonebridgepress.com WWW.THEHEARTOFMASSACHUSETTS.COM 6 % TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS % A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION % May 2, 2014

• SERVICE SPECIALS • SERVICE SPECIALS • SERVICE SPECIALS • SERVICE SPECIALS • SERVICE SPECIALS • Oil Change, Mass State 4 Wheel Alignment Tire Rotation and FREE Brake and Balance Check All Fluids Inspection Inspections Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm $24.99 Must present coupon $59.99 Must present coupon Sat. 8am-2pm Must present coupon MIDSTATE SPECIAL MIDSTATE SPECIAL MIDSTATE SPECIAL MIDSTATE SPECIAL 2011 Honda 2003 Kia 3 2012 Honda 5 2011 TO Civic LX Civic LX TO Sedona CHOOSE Sedan CHOOSE Toyota Sedan Camry LE LX Van $ $ per wk. Sedan $ 64 per wk. 69 29 per wk. 30k! 1.8L I-4cyl, Automatic transmission, Seating capacity of 5 in a comfort- $ 34k! 1.8L I-4cyl, Automatic transmission, Seating capacity of 5 in a comfortable and able and well-built tan cloth interior, Manual air conditioning, Cruise control 72 per wk. well-built tan cloth interior, Manual air conditioning, Cruise control with steering wheel with steering wheel controls, Steering wheel with manual tilting, manual Only 27K Miles! Full 4 door with seating for 5, Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, Only 90K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear controls, Steering wheel with manual tilting, manual telescoping, 1 12V DC power telescoping, 1 12V DC power outlet, 6-way driver seat adjustment, AM/FM AC, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, alloy wheels, sunroof, power seat, AM/FM/ CD player, Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, 2 12V DC power outlets, steering wheel controls defrost, plenty of storage, and plenty of seating with the 3rd row, tilt outlet, 6-way driver seat adjustment, AM/FM stereo with seek-scan, single in-dash stereo with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, MP3 decoder, AUX hook (audio, cruise, bluetooth, temperature controls)Mechanical trunk/hatch/door remote release, steering wheel, cruise controls, AM/FM/CD player and so much more! CD player, MP3 decoder, AUX hook up, and much much more!! up, and much much more!! Integrated key/remote, Roomy cabin, quiet and cushy ride, excellent crash test scores. 2012 Ford 2010 MINI 2013 Dodge 2 2012 Ford Fusion SEL Grand TO Escape XLT Cooper Sedan Caravan SE CHOOSE SUV Hatchback $ $ 76 per wk. $ $ 69 per wk. 76 per wk. 79 per wk.

Only 48K Miles, Automatic transmission, Heated Leather Seats, Seating capacity of 5, only 63K Miles! Seating capacity of 7, Power windows, Power locks, AC, Rear 1.6L 4cyl, Automatic transmission, 36k miles, Seating capacity of 4, Manual air condi- Sunroof, Heated Mirrors, Aluminum Wheels, Heated Mirrors, Sunroof, MP3 Player, Remote defrost, Tilt steering wheel, Cruise controls, 3rd row seating that folds down flat for Only 31K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power seat, tioning, Cruise control with steering wheel controls, Keyfob (all doors) remote keyless Trunk Release, Keyless Entry, Child Safety Locks, Automatic dual-zone front air conditioning, storage, Removable floor console with covered box, Mini overhead console with AC, rear defrost, alloy wheels, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, steering entry, 2 12V DC power outlets, Manual reclining driver and passenger seats, AM/ Cruise control with steering wheel controls, Power windows with driver and passenger 1-touch storage, conversation mirror, Locking glove box, 4 12V DC power outlets, stow and wheel controls (audio, cruise), luggage rack, dual opening rear door, AM/ FM/Satellite-prep with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, MP3 decoder and more! down, Steering wheel with manual tilting, manual telescoping, SIRIUS AM/FM/Satellite with go second row captains seats, rear air controls, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your Ipod FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! seek-scan, Single in-dash CD player, AUX hook up, MP3 decoder, Sony SYNC system, or Mp3 player, alloy wheels. Versatile rear seating configurations, spacious interior, Steering-wheel mounted audio controls, Wireless phone connectivity and more! capable V6 engine, perfect crash test scores.and much more! 2011 Toyota 2011 2009 Toyota 2012 Toyota Avalon Honda Camry XLE V6 Sienna LE Limited Accord 2.4 Sedan V6 Van $ Passenger Sedan LX Sedan 79 per wk. $ $ 79 per wk. $ only 37k miles with a seating capacity of 8!! Back Up Camera, Anti-Theft Devices, Side Air Bag System, Traction Control 79 per wk. 3.5L V-6 cyl with only 50K Miles! Leather interior, heated leather seats, System, Dual Air Bags, Homelink System, Child Safety Locks, Rear Air Conditioning, Roof Rails, Airbag Deactivation, Air 79 per wk. Conditioning, Vanity Mirrors, Side Impact Door Beams, Vehicle Stability Assist, Tire Pressure Monitor, Rear Window Wiper, Engine: 3.5L V-6 cyl; Transmission: 6-Speed Automatic; 17” alloy wheels, Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear Compass, Rear Spoiler, Adjustable Head Rests, Power Steering, Power Door Locks, Clock,Tachometer, Cruise Control, Body Engine: 2.4L I-4 cyl Transmission: 5-Speed Automatic; Mileage: 34,646 miles; MPG defrost, Leather, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, alloy wheels, sunroof, Side Moldings, Heated Outside Mirror(s), Rear Captains Chairs, Power Lumbar Driver Seat, Body-Color Bumpers, Privacy Mileage: 60,540 miles; MPG Range:19/28 Range: 23/34; Exterior Color: White; Interior Color: Black/tanStock #:M128904 Glass, Power Mirrors, Color Coded Mirrors, Rear Window Defroster, Power Outlets, Outside Temperature Gauge, Trip power seat, wood grain throughout the vehicle, AM/FM/CD player, AUX Computer, Head Restraints, Auto-Dimming Mirrors, Folding Rear Seats, Automatic Shoulder Belts, Power Drivers Seat, 3 Point Rear Seatbelts, Auto Headlight On/Off, Tinted or Privacy Glass with sunshade, Power Sliding Doors, Daytime Running Lights, input and Mp3 decoder, steering wheel controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth, Multiple Beverage Holders, 4 12V DC power outlets, SIRIUS AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, AUX temperature controls) and so much more! hook up and MP3 decoder, Steering wheel Audio controls and more!

2 2013 2009 Toyota 2012 Toyota TO Chevrolet 2007 BMW Tacoma Camry SE CHOOSE Impala LTZ 750 i SR5 Truck Sedan Sedan $ Sedan Access Cab 89 per wk. $ $ per wk. 84 per wk. $ 82 per wk. Only 24K Miles! Full 4 door with seating for 5 in a nice black cloth and leather interior, only 30k miles, V-6 3.6L Automatic transmission, Flex fuel, Remote engine start, 87 RWD 360-hp, 4.8-liter V-8, Automatic transmission,Automatic dual-zone front air conditioning with air filter, Residual 4x4 2.7L 4cyl with a 5 speed manual transmission with only 73k! Manual air condi- sunroof, Power windows, Power locks, Power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, tilt steering Cruise control with steering wheel controls and audio controls, Manual dual-zone heat recirculation, Rear air conditioning with separate controls, Steering-wheel mounted A/C controls, 1st row express tioning, Steering wheel with manual tilting, manual telescoping, Front and rear cup- wheel, cruise controls, alloy wheels, sunroof, power seat, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for front air conditioning, Steering wheel with manual tilting, Seating capacity of 5, 2 open/close sliding and tilting glass sunroof, Remote sunshades, 2 driver memory seat settings (includes door mirrors, steering wheel, head restraints, seatbelts,) Cruise control with steering wheel controls, Power trunk/hatch/door remote holders, power windows, power locks, 2 12V DC power outlets, seating capacity of your Ipod or Mp3 player, Front LCD screen, 2 12V DC power outlets, steering wheel 12V DC power outlets, XM AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, single in-dash CD release, Power windows with front and rear 1-touch down, Remote window controls, Heated steering wheel with power 4, AM/FM/Satellite-capable with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, AUX hook up controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth, temperature controls)Mechanical trunk/hatch/ player, AUX player and MP3 decoder, Wireless phone connectivity with steering tilting, power telescoping, auto tilt-away, Navigation system with voice activation, Refrigerated/cooled box, 4 12V DC and MP3 decoder, Stability control. Engines offers a good balance of power and fuel door remote release, Integrated key/remote, Roomy cabin, quiet and cushy ride, power outlets, seating capacity of 5, 14-way driver and passenger seat adjustments, Massaging driver lumbar support, excellent crash test scores. wheels controls, Smooth, quiet ride; simple controls and a large trunk. 6-disc remote CD, Wireless connectivity and so much more!! efficiency, excellent off-road ability, impressive build quality, well-appointed interior. 2 2012 Ford 2010 2012 Honda 2011 TO Taurus SEL Toyota Crosstour CHOOSE Lincoln Sedan Highlander 2.4 EX-L SUV MKZ Sedan $ Limited $ $ 89 per wk. $ 95 per wk. 89 per wk. per wk. Oonly 17k! Big powerful 288-hp, 3.5-liter V-6, Automatic transmission, seating 91 3.5-liter V-6, Automatic Transmission with only 25k miles!! Seating capacity of 5, 8-way driver and capacity of 5, Automatic dual-zone front air conditioning, 2 driver memory seat 47K Miles! Leather, sunroof, navigation, 3rd Row, , power windows, passenger seat adjustments, Power remote heated side-view door mirrors, Automatic dual-zone front settings (includes door mirrors,) Power windows with driver and passenger power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, heated seats, power 4d sport utility, 2.4L 4cyl, 5-speed automatic, Fwd, heated leather memory air conditioning, Cruise control with steering wheel controls, Keyfob (all doors) remote keyless entry 2 1-touch down, Steering wheel with manual tilting, manual telescoping, 3 12V seats, luggage rack, rear climate controls, dual climate controls, seats, back up camera, premium audio system, sunroof, auto lights, steering driver memory seat settings includes door mirrors, Keypad locking, Remote window controls, Garage DC power outlets, USB ports, SiriusXM AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, single wheel radio controls, bluetooth, cruise control, power mirrors, power lock, door transmitter, Garage door transmitter, Illuminated glove box, 2 12V DC power outlets, SIRIUS AM/ tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, steering wheel controls (audio, FM/Satellite with seek-scan, 6-disc in-dash CD player, LCD screen with back up camera and nav, MP3 in-dash CD player, sony SYNC system. AUX hookup, Wireless phone connec- power windows, MP3 player, keyless entry, remote trunk release, privacy glass, decoder, AUX hook up. Excellent infotainment features; comfortable seats and driving position; high fuel tivity, Long list of standard features and cutting-edge options; handsome and cruise, bluetooth, temperature), alloy wheels, AM/FM/CD player/Aux 6-DISC/AM/FM/XM ready radio w/MP3/AUX/USB music playback capabilities, economy and responsive steering. quiet cabin; humongous trunk; comfortable ride! for your Ipod or Mp3 player all powered by a JBL Stereo! alloy wheels and more! 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid 2011 Honda 2011 Infinity 2011 Ford Sedan Pilot LX G37 x Edge Limited SUV 4WD SUV $ $ $ 99 per wk. $ 110 per wk. 110 per wk. nly 40K Miles! Heated Leather seats, Sunroof, Full 4 door with seating for 5, Power 103 per wk. windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, Leather, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, alloy wheels, power seat, Wireless phone connectivity, Front row LCD Engine :3.5L V-6 cyl; Transmission:6-Speed ; Automatic; Mileage:3 screen, NAV, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, 2 12V DC power out- 250-hp, 3.5-liter V-6, Automatic transmisson, Only 39k miles! Comfortably seats 8 with easy to fold 3rd Only 33K Miles! Leather, sunroof, Navigation,AM/FM/in dash 6 Disc CD row seating! Automatic dual-zone front air conditioning, Cruise control with steering wheel controls 5,705 miles; MPG Range: 18/25; Exterior Color: Silver; Interior lets, steering wheel controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth, temperature controls)Mechanical changer/usb for your Ipod or Mp3 player, heated seats, power seats, mem- Rear air conditioning with separate controls, Steering wheel with manual tilting, manual telescoping, ory seat, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power telescoping Color:Black; Stock #:M114724 trunk/hatch/door remote release, Integrated key/remote, Roomy cabin, quiet and cushy 8-way driver seat adjustment, Power windows with driver and passenger 1-touch down, Garage door ride, excellent crash test scores and excellent gas mileage. transmitter, Full floor console with covered box, Illuminated locking glove box, 4 12V DC power outlets, steering wheel, alloy wheels, bluetooth for your cell phone, rear back up 17 inch alloy wheels, AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, 6-disc in-dash CD player, AUX hook up and camera and so much more! MP3 decoder, Steering wheel mounted radio controls. Pleasant ride, decently roomy third-row seat, smooth V6, clever interior storage features, perfect crash test scores. 2011 2009 Lexus 2011 2011 Toyota RX 350 Acura MDX Chevrolet Tacoma V6 Beautiful! 3.7L Traverse Access Cab $ LTZ SUV per wk. $ $ 119 $ 113 per wk. 113 per wk. 119 per wk. 4.0-liter V-6 automatic transmission only 15k miles!!! Seating capacity of 4, Back up AWD Loaded! Only 42K Miles! Leather, navigation, power windows, power Only 29k! 300-hp, 3.7-liter V-6, Automatic Transmission, Tan leather that seats 7 with a fold-able 3rd row, Power lift Only 37K Miles! Roomy tan and black leather interior with 3rd row seating, power camera with LCD monitor in the Rear view mirror, Skid plates, Steering wheel with manual gate, Power remote heated folding side-view door mirrors with tilt down, turn signal indicator, Automatic dual-zone tilting, Manual air conditioning, Front and rear cupholders, Hill decent, Traction control, locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, rear back up camera, sunroof, AM/ front air conditioning, Rear air conditioning with separate controls, 1st row express open/close sliding and tilting windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, cruise controls, tilt steering Full floor console with covered box, Glove box, Rear door bins, SiriusXM AM/FM/Satellite FM/CD/Cassette/Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, power seats, glass sunroof, 2 driver memory seat settings (includes door mirrors, steering wheel,) Cruise control with steering wheel, alloy wheels, Dual sunroof, Flip down DVD screen, rear back up camera, In with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player with AUX hook up and MP3 Decoder, Steering wheel controls, Power trunk/hatch/door remote release, Keyfob (all doors) remote keyless entry, Keyfob trunk/hatch/ heated seats, fog lamps, alloy wheels, power rear gate, steering wheel con- door release, Steering wheel with power tilting, power telescoping, auto tilt-away, Front and rear cupholders, 3 12V dash LCD screen, NAV, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your ipod or Mp3 player, rear wheel mounted audio and cruise controls, 2 12V DC power outlets. Engines offer a good trols (audio, cruise, bluetooth), power telescoping steering wheel, woodgrain DC power outlets, XM AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, 6-disc in-dash CD player, MP3 decoder and AUX hook up in balance of power and fuel efficiency; strong safety scores; impressive build quality and a the center console. Steering wheels mounted controls, 18” alloy wheels. Capable handling; user-friendly high-tech air controls, steering wheel controls (cruise, audio controls) and so much more! well-appointed interior. throughout the vehicle, cruise control and so much more! Low miles! features; powerful engine with decent fuel economy; finely crafted interior and large third-row seat. 2012 GMC 2009 2011 CADILLAC 2010 Sierra 1500 Mercedes-Benz ESCALADE Porsche SLE Truck S-Class S550 EXT Luxury Panamera $ Turbo Crew Cab 169 per wk. SUV $ $ Call for details 129 per wk. 179 per wk. AWD beautiful AWD and Sport controls! Beautiful Tan Leather, with the Yachting 315-hp, 5.3-liter V-8 4X4, Low, Low miles! only 11k! With a seating capac- Blue exterior color, Navigation, sunroof, sport 19’ alloy wheels, front and rear LOADED!! 403-hp Vortec 6.2L V8 SPI, 6-speed automatic w/OD and auto-manual, Black leather interior with a seating capacity ity of 6, Locking front underseat storage tray, Keyfob (all doors) remote Only 42K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power of 5, Adjustable pedals, Air Conditioning, 22’’ Chrome wheels, clean interior, clean wheels, Electronic Stability Control, Front dual individual climate controls, AM/FM/SAT/CD Player/Bluetooth Capability/Aux for keyless entry, Manual air conditioning, Illuminated entry, Steering wheel steering wheel, power seats, power trunk, Leather, sunroof, navigation, zone A/C, Front fog lights, Front reading lights, Garage door transmitter, Heated steering wheel with power tilting, auto tilt-away, your Ipod or Mp3 player all powered by the Burmester Stereo System, power rear AM/FM/In Dash 6 Disc CD player/Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 Illuminated entry, Memory seats, XM AM/FM/Satellite with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, Front LCD screen, Navigation with manual tilting, 3 12V DC power outlets, SiriusXM AM/FM/Satellite System with voice activation, In-dash 6-disc remote CD, 8 Bose 5.1 Cabin Surround speakers, 2 wireless headphones, 2nd row opening and closing gate, HID Head lamps, fog lamps, front and rear heated and player/Bluetooth all powered by a Harmon Kardon Stereo! Alloy wheels, LCD wing down entertainment system with DVD, Back up camera, Power moonroof, and Power Tilt-Sliding Sunroof w/Express- air conditioned seats. This is one BEAUTIFUL UNIQUE VEHICLE! with seek-scan, single in-dash CD player, MP3 Decoder, AUX hook up. power tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, rear back up camera and so Open/Close, Roof rack, Chrome door handles, Running boards, Remote engine start, 4 12V DC power outlets, Cruise control with Smooth, quiet ride; comfortable seats and a powerful V8. much more! steering wheel controls. Strong and smooth powertrain, plush ride, quiet cabin and more! *All payments are subject to qualified credit. 0 down 2.99% for 72 months.

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