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BY GUS STEEVES feasibility study on reno- Voters are not being is approved, Webster Administrator Doug special legislation “to CORRESPONDENT vating the school. asked to approve a proj- stands to have the state Willardson told select- cure [those] posting and WEBSTER – Next According to the ect to repair those things fund about 76 percent of men the town attorney notice discrepancies.” Monday, Webster’s vot- district’s Capital at this stage. Under the cost. opined it should be OK Last March, Attorney ers will get a rare chance Improvement Plan of FY Mass School Building Back then, the town to move forward anyway. General Maura Healey to reconsider past Town 2016-20 (available on its Authority guidelines, the voted overwhelmingly At the previous select- responded by telling Meeting votes, since 10 website), Bartlett has a first stage of any such to approve them. But it men’s meeting, he noted Webster it would delay of the 19 items on the total of $11.5 million in project (other than its less became a problem when that December meeting her 90-day review peri- Special Town Meeting needs. The most costly costly repair program, residents pointed out that was the best-attended od for the bylaws until warrant are being resur- parts of the list include which this isn’t part of) the Town Charter states one since he’d come to she “receive[d] a copy of rected from Dec. 10, 2018. roof replacement ($3.04 is to do a detailed study of Special Town Meetings town despite the posting the special act approved Before seeing those million), mechanical its overall needs and the have to be advertised at problem, in part because by the Legislature.” That items, though, they will upgrades including two alternatives to accom- least 14 days in advance, it was widely publicized never came, so the town decide on a major new boilers ($4.55 million), plish those goals. At a but it was advertised in other venues and was is revisiting those arti- proposal – the first phase window replacement recent selectmen’s meet- only 10 days beforehand. headlined by adult-use cles next week. of a potential Bartlett ($1.25 million), athletic ing, School Committee (Regular Town Meetings, marijuana bylaw chang- High School building upgrades ($556,493), and chair Dave Hurton said by contrast, only require es. project. Article 1 asks for exterior pavement work that could take about a five days’ notice.) Initially, the town Please Read TOWN MEETING, page ­A6 $1 million to conduct a ($471,673). year, but if the project Back in August, Town indicated it would seek Oxford gets good audit report

BY GUS STEEVES CORRESPONDENT OXFORD – The town’s annual audit came out with good marks recently, as auditor Terenzio Volpicelli found “no significant deficiencies or material weak- nesses” in the town’s fiscal records and praised town administration for “good fiscal management.” DWC DONATES HOLIDAY BASKETS Among other things, his review found the town “enjoys good budgetary flexibility” because of its low FOR VETERAN FAMILIES debt burden, which amounted to $718 per capita or 2.73 percent of the town’s total budget as of June, he said. In general, Volpicelli found the town’s account- ing practices were good, the transactions he looked at had appropriate “authoritative guidance or consen- The DWC’s Annual Veteran’s Holiday Basket program sus,” and town official were cooperative in providing brought seasonal meals and cheer to 25 families this the necessary data. year! Starting in 2010, and each year since, DWC mem- There were only two major areas of discussion, bers have assembled Christmas gift baskets for local both common to many communities: how to deal with Veteran’s in need. This annual giving project is coordi- OPEB (other post-employment benefits) and cable nated with the Dudley Veteran’s Agent, who identifies access funds. Regarding OPEB, Volpicelli said Oxford those in need and handles distributing the baskets that is in the “top third” of Massachusetts towns for hav- contain living essentials, warm clothing, lots of food ing a trust fund containing about 8 percent of the and a complete holiday dinner. In 2017, the DWC began money needed to meet its long-term estimated cost. “adopting” the children of Veteran families identified “A significant portion of the state hasn’t put a by the Veteran’s Agent as those in need of Christmas penny aside,” he noted, largely because nothing in the gifts. This year (2019), the DWC prepared 25 baskets for law requires it, although there is a mandate to fund Veterans and supplied Christmas gifts for six families. retirement health benefits. DWC members packing up the basket bags were (left Regarding cable funds, he urged the town to look at to right) Cecile Bernier (DWC Project Coordinator), changing how it accounts for them, but he noted that JackieValle, Dori Donahue, Deb Johnson, amd Kathy would require Town Meeting approval. State law has L’Heureaux are DWC members assembling the baskets/ required doing this for years, but the Department of bags and preparing for delivery to the Dudley Veteran’s Revenue has delayed formal implementation repeat- office. Pictured at the Veteran’s office are Veteran’s edly because towns do it in so many different ways Assistant Pamela Young and Veteran’s Agent Stephen now, he said. Rogerson distributing the baskets as veterans arrive at Currently, Oxford (like many communities) makes their office. cable money a “pass-through” line item in the town CourtesyPhotos

Please Read AUDIT, page ­A6 St. Joseph students serve Fight at TSKK the community Club prompts

WEBSTER — The St. Joseph School Eagles official warning Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society con- BY GUS STEEVES gency room when patron Mark ducted a Christmas Stocking CORRESPONDENT McClellan came to be treated Raffle as its 2019 Fall com- after being allegedly punched munity service project. The WEBSTER – The selectmen by another patron, Jose goal of their project was to unanimously voted to issue a Delgado, and hitting his head assist current or prospective verbal warning to the TSKK on the pavement. Wheeler said students who need financial Club over a Nov. 16 incident Delgado received a minor finger support to attend St. Joseph in which two patrons fought in injury from a knife McClellan School. the parking lot. was “waving around” during The NJHS members feel In proposing that very mild the incident, which was appar- strongly about the academ- penalty, Selectman Andrew ently sparked by an argument ic and spiritual foundation Jolda cited the club’s previ- between McClellan and the they receive while attend- ous history of cooperating woman who came to TSKK ing St. Joseph School and with police, club officer Mark to pick him up. But Perry did wanted to help make this Costen’s cooperation regarding not find the knife at Hubbard; experience available to oth- Courtesy Photo that night, and the fact TSKK only when he specifically asked ers. Stocking themes and The St. Joseph School Eagles Chapter of the National Junior Honor immediately fired a doorman TSKK’s doorman for it did he raffle winners were: I Love Society conducted a Christmas Stocking Raffle as its 2019 Fall for violating its procedures get it, prompting an allegation Animals – Gabriel Rudnicki, community service project. when it came to reporting the of obstruction of justice. Movie Night – Lucas incident. In combination, he When given the chance to Barbosa, New England said it “shows to their credit speak, Costen said “We don’t Patriots – Ruth Pakaluk, Negron, Reindeer Rock – Honor Society is excited to they want to move forward.” permit anything like that to Crafts & Candy – Andrew Michael Berthiuame, and O announce that on Friday, According to Deputy Police happen,” and noted the door- Hachigian, Christmas Christmas Tree – Charlotte Dec. 20, Wiktoria Potem, Chief Tobby Wheeler summa- man was fired within the next Treats – Elixander Salome- Dollar. ry of the report by Sgt. Perry, The National Junior Please Read ST. JOSEPH, page ­A6 police were called by staff at the Harrington-Hubbard emer- Please Read CLUB WARING, page ­A6 2 • The Webster Times • Friday, January 10, 2020 www.StonebridgePress.com

welcome to share information about resources that may be available to fam- YOGA WITH JULIE, Saturdays, ilies as well. 9:30AM – 10:45AM Library CHILDREN’S STEAM PROGRAM, The practice of yoga on the mat Thursday, February 7, 4:30 PM helps us to be better yogis “off the mat” The activity will include science, through breath, movement, and medi- technology, engineering, art and math tation. Bring a mat, two blocks and/or Corner projects. STEAM activities foster chil- a yoga strap if you own them already. dren’s curiosity, creativity, and learn- There will be some available on a first- ing as they try new skills and explore come first-served basis. All levels are the world around them. welcome. $10 drop in class or $40 for 5 classes Registration is required at sccpartner- ANIME FILM SERIES, Gladys E. Kelly Library ship.wixsite.com/mysite. Saturday, January 11, 11:30 – 1:30 PM MOVIE NIGHT, “SELMA”, Thursday, Watch an anime film in the meeting January 16, 6:00 – 8:00 PM 2 Lake St. Webster, Mass 01570 CHILDRENS PAINTING GROUP, room while enjoying the free popcorn. A historical drama directed by Ava 508-949-3880 Mondays, 3:30 – 4:30 PM For ages 12 – 17. DuVernay based on events in 1965 in www.gladyskellylibrary.org; Join us in the Children’s Storytime Alabama that included voting rights www.facebook.com/Gladys-E-Kelly- Room to express your creativity! Paint POSTER MAKING NIGHT, marches to Montgomery led by James Library-182433071705; www.instagram. and draw whatever you like. No sign- Monday, January 13, 4:00 PM Level, Hosea Williams, Martin Luther com/websterpubliclibrary ups required. Join us to make inspirational or moti- King, JR. and John Lewis. vational posters of your liking. Hang WEBSTER BOOK GROUP, Third WIGGLES & GIGGLES, Fridays at them in your room when you are done! STORYTIME, Mondays and Monday of the Month, 6:30 PM 10:00 AM All materials supplied at the library. Tuesdays, Enjoy wonderful conversation and Beginning January 3 – see librarian Ages 12 – 17. 10:30 AM lively discussion about books that you for schedule. An introduction to books and the help pick! January’s selection is “The Sing and dance with Miss Lainey in LUNAR NEW YEAR, Thursday, library for your preschooler. Please Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” by this program for kids 2 – 5 years and January 23, 4:00PM just drop in, no registration required. Rebecca Skloat. their caregivers. Come celebrate the Chinese New Year of 2020, the Year of the Rat. Kids 3 NINTENDO SWITCH AND PAINT NIGHT, Thursday, January FOSTER CARE INFORMATION and over are all welcome. PLAYSTATION 4 GAME DAYS, Friday, 23, SESSION January 17 & 31, 3:30 – 5:30 PM 6:00 – 8:00PM Third Friday of every month, 10:00 – ELEPHANT & PIGGIE READ ALOUD Join us in playing video games in the Join Jean Walker as she instructs an 11:30 AM BOOK CLUB, Meeting Room. acrylic paint class. All materials will Learn how you can open your heart Saturday, February 1, 10:00 AM be provided. Space is limited so reserve and home to a child in need. A rep- Come and read Elephant and Piggie! LITERACY VOLUNTEERS, your spot. resentative from the Department of Every child will get a chance to read. Tuesdays, Children and Families will meet to dis- An Elephant and Piggie craft will also 6:00 – 8:00 PM LEGO CLUB, Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30 PM cuss this wonderful program. be available. Best for ages 4 – 7. Volunteers are needed to provide one- For ages 3 – 18 years. Come build and on-one tutoring at no cost. have fun. All supplies are provided and GRANDPARENTS RAISING THEATER, ARTS AND MUSIC, -Tutoring in English language skills no sign up required. GRANDCHILDREN, Third Tuesday of Tuesdays beginning January 14 thru for adults whose native language is not the month, 6:30 PM This is February 25, 6:00 – 7:30 PM English. RAISE A READER, Wednesdays, a great opportunity for Grandparents Class will involve improv, movement, -Tutoring in basic literacy skills for 10:00 AM and other relatives who are raising staging, memorizing, voice, audience adults whose reading and writing abil- Children ages 2 – 5 years and sib- grandchildren to meet and share their work and ends in a performance on ity levels are below the eighth grade lings with their parents/caregivers are strengths, experiences, resources and February 25 at 7:00 PM. No experience level. Please contact Holly Christo invited to explore and engage through questions with others. Speakers are required and open to ages 16 – 100. $15 during office hours if interested in vol- story time, free play, and activities. per session or $75 for series. unteering.

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Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550 www.StonebridgePress.com Friday, January 10, 2020 • The Webster Times • 3 Storm coats region in ice ACCURACY WATCH:

REGION – After December began The Route 9 corridor was one of the The Webster Times is committed to with a major storm that brought more heaviest hit areas of Worcester County. accuracy in all its news reports. Although than a foot of snow, the month conclud- In Leicester, portions of Rawson Street numerous safeguards are in place to ensure ed stormily as well, this time delivering and other roads were shut down after accurate reporting, mistakes can occur. ice to the region. fallen branches took down power lines. Confirmed fact errors will be corrected in Residents wrapped up the year and The response from electric companies a timely manner on page A3. We cannot the decade by dealing with an icy mess was vastly improved from previous ice run corrections based upon differences of on Dec. 29-30. Icing was particularly storms, officials said, and electricity opinion or unconfirmable facts. We will, heavy during the afternoon and eve- was restored in most locations within however, print letters to the editor from ning of Dec. 30, causing several minor a day. area residents who wish to add their com- accidents, scattered power outages, and Luckily for emergency responders, ments to our news coverage. If you find a localized tree damage. A few towns even DPW crews, and power companies, mistake, please email news@stonebridge- saw the extremely rare phenomenon of most people stayed off the roads during press.news or call (508) 909-4106. During thunder-ice and thunder-sleet, as strong the height of the storm. Schools were non-business hours, leave a message in the storms moved through the area around already closed for the holiday break, editor’s voicemail box. dinner time. and many people elected to work from home ahead of New Year’s Day. No major accidents were reported The Blackstone Valley wasn’t spared during the storm, mostly just spinouts, from the storm, although residents expe- Courtesy Photo police said. A few vehicles left the road rienced significantly less icing. Still, Northbridge saw roughly 30 customers Power crews work in icy conditions to in Spencer, but there were no injuries lose power on Fowler Road, Highland restore electricity for Leicester residents on and only minor damage. In Sturbridge, Street, and Cooper Road. National Grid Dec. 30. meanwhile, Arnold Road was brief- ly closed due to fallen branches over quickly responded to restore power to power lines. all customers within a day. Dudley Fire Chief forecasts increased revenue

BY JASON BLEAU gave a brief update on these age of the first five months and was the first since 2015 and was year we’re expected to get CORRESPONDENT finances during the Board of last year for a complete year done to bring Dudley in line $32,000 reimbursed back so Selectmen’s Dec. 16 meeting we collected roughly $520,000. If with other local communities. that would be an addition DUDLEY – We’re only half- saying that after increasing we keep on the trend that we’re At the time, Chief Kochanowski $3,000 increase,” said the Chief. way through the 2020 fiscal year, the ambulance rates the prior going this year we’re proj- called it a way Dudley can However, like the ambulance but things are looking good for fiscal year the department is ects at $705,000 which would “bring in a little extra money.” fees number the Medicaid the Dudley Fire Department in expected to see a significant be almost a $186,000 increase. It’s not the only way the fire expectation is purely specula- terms of revenue as both the jump in receipts although he That might be a little high, department is bringing in tion. The chief said the true ambulance billing rate income did specify these are expecta- but still there’s going to be a funds to the community. Chief reimbursement won’t be con- and Medicaid reimbursements tions and speculation and not significant increase before the Kochanowski also revealed a firmed until the town has the are both expected to increase hard numbers just yet. end of the fiscal year,” Chief possible increase in Medicaid check in hand at the end of the when compared to the previous “Roughly around the fourth Kochanowski said. reimbursements. fiscal year. year. quarter of FY 2019 we raised The rate increase, which was “Last year, we got $29,000 Fire Chief Dean Kochanowski the rates again. I took an aver- approved on April 8 of 2019, back (from Medicaid). This Dudley residents urged to utilize Polce Logs emergency alert service Webster police log WEBSTER — The Webster Police Department reported the following arrests during the week of Dec. 15-21. Rebecca J. Howe, age 26, of North Grosvenordale, Conn. BY JASON BLEAU ry warning mechanism for emergency alerts in CORRESPONDENT was arrested on Dec. 15 for Speeding in Violation of a Special the community. Regulation, Operating Under the Influence of Alcohol, and “There is no cost, no obligation. When we need DUDLEY – In 2019, the town of Dudley began to Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. to send out an important alert such as a weather Jessica Alicea, age 38, of Webster was arrested on Dec. 15 embrace a new first alert system geared towards emergency, local emergency or law enforcement helping keep citizens informed of incidents and for Possession of a Class A Drug and in connection with an or public health warning or alert, you need to out of agency warrant. weather situations that may impact the town. Just know what to do,” officials said in the press before the holidays, the Dudley Fire Department Robert J. Copper, age 25, of Oxford was arrested on Dec. 15 release. in connection with a warrant. made a push to help raise awareness of this new The alerts provided through the service can system with the goal of getting as many citizens on An adult male from Webster whose name has been with- come in the form of email, cell phone calls and held from publication was arrested on Dec. 16 for Assault & board as possible to stay alert. texts or through a home phone landline. The Called Smart911, the service allows citizens to Battery on a Family or Household Member. Smart911 service will also be a primary source Julia M. Gabino, age 24, of Webster was arrested on Dec. create a user ID and register emails and phones to of information for weather situations including be contacted in the case of an emergency situation. 21 for three counts of Assault & Battery on a Police Officer, snow or other activity. two counts of Disorderly Conduct, two counts of Disturbing In a press release issued on Dec. 20, the Dudley Citizens wishing to sign up for the Smart911 ser- Fire Department stated that with the support the Peace, Resisting Arrest, Assault, and Vandalization of vice to receive Dudley Alerts can do so by visiting Property. of department officials, the Board of Health, the the Dudley Fire Department or Town of Dudley Town Administrator and the Board of Selectmen Facebook pages and clicking on the provided link they wanted to make as many citizens aware of or by creating an account at Smart911.com. this free service as possible as it will be the prima- Dudley police log DUDLEY — The Dudley Police Department reported only two arrests during the week of Dec. 27 to Jan. 3. 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WEBSTER — We hope every- February— energy and annual mainte- Sergeant Patrick Perry, with and the Police Station. one enjoyed the holiday season On Feb. 4, Det. Trainor seized nance costs. the assistance of others, heard The Town also received and thank all those who joined a kilo of cocaine and made an Long-time Senior Center a call for a distressed swim- a $400,000 grant for improve- us for a very merry Winter associated arrest. The Police Director and advocate for the mer in the lake and promptly ments to the Memorial Beach. Wonderland and other holiday Department continued to make public library, Jean Travis, is acquired a boat and was able A landscape architect will be events. Now as one year clos- major drug arrests over the named an “Unsung Heroine” to locate the distressed swim- designing the upgrades over es and another begins, we’d next several months. by the State of Massachusetts mer. Sergeant Perry jumped the next few months with con- like to look back at the past The Town registered vacant for her dedicated efforts in the water and saved the man struction scheduled to begin in year and point out some of the properties as part of its nui- towards caring for the elderly moments before he would have July 2020. major news from the Town of sance property taskforce. The and her work towards mak- drowned. A beautiful mural was com- Webster month-by-month. taskforce works year-round to ing the new Gladys E. Kelly The Town saved $340,000 pleted on the Dugan Building January— address issues associated with Library a reality. July 1st when our local munic- in downtown in October. Artist Seasoned Police Chief Tim unkempt and abandoned prop- May— ipal regional partnership Dave Laabs captured the spirit Bent retired and Deputy Chief erties. With the local elections, we (named the Massachusetts of Webster with both the his- Michael Shaw was promoted to An LED information sign received two new Selectmen— Strategic Health Group) bid out torical importance and natural fill his place. Chief Bent served was installed in front of Town Lisa Kontoes and Earl Gabor. and received reduced premi- resources of Webster prom- 13 years as Police Chief and Hall. The grant-funded mes- Their energy and outlook are um rates for active municipal inently and stunningly dis- over 31 years in the Webster sage board now keeps residents great assets to our communi- employees. The Town saved an played. Police Department. While informed about local events ty. We also thank long-serving additional $50,000 in October, November— Chief Bent’s leadership will be and notices. Selectmen Mark Dowgiewicz when this same group bid out The Town completed the pro- missed, Chief Shaw has done Sadly, Lieutenant Willie and Bob Miller for their many our retiree health insurance cess with MassDOT for Lake an admirable job replacing Gendreau of the Webster Fire years of dedicated service to plans. Parkway/Klebart Ave recon- him. Department passed away. The the Town. August— struction project to move for- As part of the Webster Department dedicated the new The Town received a $30,000 National Night Out started ward. This project will fully PowerUp Program, local resi- Engine 4 in his memory. grant for hiring a preservation us off with a month full of great reconstruct the roadway and dents participating in the pro- March— architect for Town Hall. Their activities. Our second annual add sidewalks to both sides of gram received an almost three As part of the Town’s beauti- work will culminate in plans Shakespeare in the Park event the street. The project is cur- cent savings on their electrici- fication efforts, a new welcome for $600,000 in renovations to was a smashing success with rently out to bid and will begin ty rate. The Town received an sign was installed on Route 16. Town Hall which may be fund- the Brown Box Theater pro- construction in early spring additional $119,657 grant from As the weather warmed, the ed through the Massachusetts ducing Measure for Measure. 2020. NGrid for streetlights. With Town continued these efforts Preservation Fund. Boston 25 News brought their Engine 4 was put into ser- the additional funds almost with additional flowers and The State also contributed Zip Trip to Memorial Beach for vice for the Webster Fire the entire $330,000 cost of the improved public spaces. $25,000 to the opioid taskforce. a great day on the lake. The Department. The new engine streetlight LED replacement As the Town installed new This taskforce has been very news segments highlighted is part of the comprehensive program was covered by grant LED streetlights, the net meter- successful pairing those with the rich cultural, historic and apparatus replacement pro- or incentive monies. ing credits received from local destructive overdose habits natural resources the Town of gram to replacing aging fire As part of the Massachusetts solar farms could be reallocat- to resources that can assist Webster has to offer. vehicles and provide redun- Complete Streets Program ed to the library saving approx- them on their road to recovery. Also, August saw the Greek dancy for the existing appara- the Town received a grant of imately $17,000 in energy costs The taskforce also routinely Market on Main Street demol- tus. $33,000 for a sidewalk, bicycle annually. holds awareness meetings and ished. Efforts are underway to December— lane needs analysis. Based on April— Narcan administration train- revitalize this lot as well as the The Massachusetts Economic this analysis the Town applied The final phase of the LED ings. others that were hit by the tor- Assistance Coordinating in the fall to construct side- streetlights installation project The Board of Selectmen nado in 2018. Council approved the cre- walks from Burger King to was completed. Not only do the adopted new policies for more This summer the Sewer ation of the Town of Webster Walgreens on East Main. We new lights provide a cleaner, transparent government. Department did smoke testing Vacant Storefront District in expect to hear on the grant brighter light, but the town These include the posting of throughout Town. Smoke was the Historic Downtown and award in January 2020. saves a projected $150,000 in meeting minutes in a timely blown into the sewer system in South Main area. The pro- fashion as well as holding reg- an effort to see where the sys- gram allows tenants moving ular office hours. tem had leaks or illegal tap ins. into vacant storefronts in the June— September— district the ability to receive Through the Attorney Bay Path High School start- $10,000 in tax incentives and General’s Office, the recre- ed construction on the pavil- a matching contribution from ation department received ion at Memorial Beach. As the Town of Webster. This is grant funds to offer discounted you may recall, the pavilion a fantastic tool now available swimming lessons at Memorial is being constructed through and another great step in our Beach. local donations from commu- efforts to revitalize Downtown. The summer carnival spon- nity members with a matching A small amount of water sored by the local firefighters grant from MassDevelopment. began flowing through the union kicked off another great We held our downtown walk- water treatment plant in summer. through and business meeting December, with full implemen- The Myrtle Avenue water in an effort to bring energy tation schedule for January. main relining project made sub- and new businesses to our Over the next few weeks we’ll stantial progress. Water main downtown. One of our new continue to ramp up produc- relining is one of the many downtown tenants opened in tion and monitor the results. steps being taken to remove September—You Inc. You Inc Come January, we’ll share sediment from the water distri- is a career pathways program the progress of the filtration bution system. It also provided designed to help town residents plant and the next steps in additional structural integrity find better career alternatives. the process for improving the to the pipe system. We are grateful for their com- water distribution system. July— mitment to our Town. While there will still be plenty The annual fireworks dis- Our senior citizens got groov- of work to do, we are excited play started off the Fourth of ing in September too as we held about the nearing completion July with a bang. Additional a Senior’s dance in the Town of the filtration plant. It is a summer events included the Hall auditorium. major milestone in improving weekly concert series and October— the distribution system. farmer’s market. In October, we were awarded Thank you to all who made The Police Department, $207,772 for energy improve- this past year a great one in through some excellent detec- ment initiatives for town build- the Town of Webster. We look tive work, make arrest in the ings through the Massachusetts forward to more progress and kidnapping of a 12 year old girl Green Communities program. cooperation as we enter the earlier in the summer from a Approximately $15,000 in annu- New Year! local park. al savings are expected from On the Fourth of July, lighting upgrades to Town Hall BHS Class of 2020 Indoor flea markets to be held offers Gelinas in Oxford

OXFORD — Two indoor flea mar- Scholarship kets will be held on Saturday, Jan. 25 (snow date Feb. 1) and Saturday, WEBSTER — The Rita Gelinas Scholarship is also available March 28 (snow date April 4) to students in the Class of 2020. Two seniors will be chosen to from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the First receive up to $10,000 a year for all four years of an undergrad- Congregational Church of Oxford, uate program. 355 Main St. (Route 12) in Oxford. Applicants must have over a 3.0 (B average) and be pur- Expected to be on sale are house- suing a major in either a math or natural science field. The hold items, books, toys, clothing, application process is very extensive so all applicants should crafts and more. Morning coffee start the process early. In addition to other materials, stu- and donuts and lunchtime hot dogs, dents must supply their SAR (Student Aid Report through the beverages and snacks will be avail- FAFSA process) as well as the financial aid award letter from able. Reservations from vendors the college that the student WILL attend if given the award. are now being accepted. Each space Applications are due to the BHS Guidance Department by 2 is $25 and must be paid in advance. p.m. on Friday, April 3. Vendors may not sell food and must If you have any questions about either of these scholarships remove their own trash at the end please contact Kim Granger in the Guidance Department at of the day. Space is limited. For Bartlett at (508) 943-8552, ext. 34017 more information or to reserve a table, contact the church office at 508-987-2211, officeadmin@oxford- firstucc.org. or Fran at 508-987-8961. Applications welcome for BHS Class of 2016 Gelinas Alumni Scholarship WEBSTER — The Bartlett High School Guidance Department DON’T MISS A BEAT is once again offering the Rita Gelinas Scholarship for the study of math or science. Students from the BHS Class of 2016 who will be immediately entering a graduate program in a CHECK OUT THE math or natural science field are encouraged to apply. Funds are available up $5,000 per semester with a minimum SPORTS ACTION! award of 1,000 per semester for one year. Please pick up an application in the Guidance Department or call Kim Granger at (508) 943-8552, ext. 34017. Complete applications are due to the Guidance Department by Friday, April 3 at 2 p.m. www.StonebridgePress.com Friday, January 10, 2020 • The Webster Times • 5 Home WinterThis section reaches 47,000 households in 7 Massachusetts newspapers. Call 508-764-4325 or email [email protected] for more information Auto BEST WINDOW COMPANY Builder Oil & Propane&WASTE REMOVAL BERKOW M ITZ TO ~Est. 1980~ MACSL100114 | MAHic150118 | CTHic0619712 & PROPANE Peter Giles Need propane or oil right away? TRUCKING INC. Call American today! Award Winning 28 Years Experience High Performance OIL PROPANE • Residential • Commercial Custom Homes • Additions • Garages ¢ ¢ • Hauling • Recycling Windows & Doors Remodeling • Decks 10 Off 20 Off Kitchens • Bathrooms • Wood & Tile per gallon per gallon on your next • Demolition • Transfer Station (125 gal min) fill up (min 75 gal) 100% FINANCING Lifetime Flooring • Roofing • Siding • Windows With coupon. One coupon per customer. Exp 1/31/20. Cannot be combined with any AVAILABLE Warranty other offer or on previous purchases or fuel assistance program Northbridge, MA MA: 508-450-3913 Order online 508-784-1550 Email: [email protected] Americandiscountoil.com 508-234-2920 Licensed & Insured in MA & CT 413-245 -1314 www.allconstructionneeds.com 1182 Park St., Palmer, MA 01069 tomberkowitztruckinginc.com

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Road residents objected to a proposal ects covered by those AG-held bylaws. Rd., and one that would borrow $33,000 TOWN MEETING to pave that road, which runs along Such issues made them “extremely to do it, such funds to be repaid by the continued from page 1 Webster Lake. Although Cathleen concerned with the Town of Webster’s owners by betterment. Specifically, the voters are being asked Godzik and Gail Arsenault said they operational conduct in its execution Additionally, the town is being asked to re-approve rezoning a 31-acre par- had no problem with their neighbors of its duties and responsibilities to the to remove the police department from cel at 30 Worcester Road to Industrial, paving their sections of the road, they citizens,” they wrote at the time, noting state Civil Service requirements, to allowing marijuana research firms in did not want the stretch in front of their a legislative cure “is not in the best allow the selectmen to designate roads the Industrial zones, creating lengthy house included for various reasons, interests of the public and the citizens in “a thickly settled or business dis- overlay zoning regulations for retail including protecting animal habitat. of the Commonwealth.” trict” as 25 mph zones, and to handle marijuana at 70 Worcester Rd. and the As part of opposing that project, they Monday’s warrant also includes three various transfers and related routine Industrial Park, and allowing tempo- wrote letters to local legislators and related new articles. One seeks special items. rary private road repairs. the governor pointing out the Town legislation to allow paving of private Last summer, the latter sparked some Meeting posting problems and the fact ways by betterment, one specifically Gus Steeves can be reached at gus. significant debate as a couple Loveland the town held public hearings on proj- authorizing the repair of 23-37 Loveland [email protected].

already “proved to be someone to stay over- of detail the Mass School Building AUDIT very very difficult to time. He also wants to CLUB WARNING Authority requires. If MSBA accepts continued from page 1 address” when public have an extra person continued from page 1 Webster’s submission, the state will and private businesses in dispatch to reduce day because he “acted out of order” fund around 75 percent of the cost (both budget, but he noted the implemented it in recent the burden during peak and “did not follow protocol.” He said for the study and the project itself), and state wants towns to years. hours. TSKK policy designates the bartender the study will take “a couple of years.” address it as an outside, Selectmen also unani- “If we invest in some- as on-site manager, and she observed “There have to be significant expen- semi-independent enti- mously approved a new body and give them a “no visible slurring” when serving ditures at the high school whether ty, more like water and contract for dispatchers career, they’re more like- McClennan, although he was “talking we move forward with this project sewer services. In prac- that included “a couple of ly to stay with us,” he a little excessively” after the second or not, and I’d rather thave the state tice, local cable access nuggets,” in Police Chief said. drink. pay three-quarters of the cost,” Town programming and equip- Tony Saad’s words. The In other business, the Wheeler said McLennan reported Administrator Doug Willardson added. ment are funded directly biggest were raises (2.5 board approved a long getting two drinks at TSKK and six Hurton agreed, noting the school had by the cable TVcompany percent, 1 percent and list of liquor, entertain- before then, but the police did not have a boiler die fairly recently, and it’ll cost (mostly Charter/ 2 percent over the next ment and common vict- probable cause to charge TSKK with $150-250,000 to replace. He expects “to Spectrum in Central three years, respectively) uallers’ licenses, accept- serving an intoxicated person. He also have to deal with the building starting Massachusetts) based on and other benefit hikes to ed a grant to buy a “ther- said they had no record of recent inci- to fall apart” since it’s 40 years old. 10-year contracts negoti- make recruiting new peo- mographic camera” and dents there, although Selectman Earl The feasibility study will look at ated by the town. ple easier while retaining related security devices, Gabor recalled a fight in the parking lot two key things: physical and program Volpicelli described existing ones. heard updates on a few that Costen said had nothing to do with needs, with the administration hoping this year as being a Saad said he current- ongoing infrastructure the club. to use some of its available space for “vanilla year as far as ly has five full-time dis- projects, and greeted Chair Randy Becker said he believed new programs, he said. There’s an infor- accounting is concerned,” patchers, but is losing new Fire Chief Laurent the doorman “knew the procedures and mational forum on the study slated for in the sense it had no one to Auburn. He’s “Butch” McDonald. didn’t follow them” and was “hindering Thursday, Jan 9 at 6 p.m. at Bartlett. new requirements. But already in process of that investigation,” but TSKK’s subse- Selectman also unanimously the next two years have replacing that person, Gus Steeves can be quent response and cooperation was approved the Jan. 13 warrant. Most of new requirements tak- but also wants to increase reached at gus.steeves2@ good. He noted TSKK has generally it will look familiar, since 10 of the 19 ing hold, including one the pool of part-timers to gmail.com. been well run. articles revisit items voters originally in which towns have to cover various absences Before handling that issue, selectmen approved at a Special Town Meeting change how they address that now tend to require met jointly with the school and finance in December 2018. They’re returning leases. He said that has committees for an update on the dis- because the Attorney General found trict’s quest to renovate Bartlett High that meeting was improperly posted. School. The first phase of that effort Those items include seven relating to – $1 million for a feasibility study – is marijuana zoning and taxation, four Council conducted its annual coat, hat, Article 1 on the Jan. 13 Special Town regarding repairing private ways, a few ST. JOSEPH scarf, and glove drive in conjunction Meeting warrant. transfers and prior years’ bills, and one continued from page 1 with the Webster Police Department. School Committee Chair David adopting state law to allow selectmen Secretary/Treasurer of the Eagles The Student Council was able to collect Hurton said that sum is based on to designate certain places as 25 mph Chapter of NJHS, presented the proceeds over 50 coats and multiple hats, scarves review of similar projects done recently zones. from the service project, a $250 donation & gloves from school families. The statewide, and is so high partly because to the St. Joseph School Scholarship items were presented to Webster Police of prevailing wages and the amount Gus Steeves can be reached at gus. Fund, to Principal Michael Hackenson. Chief Michael Shaw and will be distrib- [email protected]. Also pictured are NJHS members uted at the Webster-Dudley Food Share. Jacob Sirard, Katrina Piekielniak, Pictured with Chief Shaw are Dale Dale Boudreau, Adrian Sobczak, Tessa Boudreau – Student Council Treasurer, McCabe and Maya Podskarbi. Thank Mrs. Mary Ann Weaver – Student you for your support and congratula- Council Advisor, Robert Broden – CBD from seed to sale Student Council Vice President, and tions to the winners! WEBSTER – It seems our world is loaded with acronyms. On Jan. 14, the Dudley Adrian Sobczak – Student Council In addition, during the season of Grange is offering everyone a chance to learn about one of them – CBD. President. Advent, the St. Joseph School Student CBD, short for cannabidiol, is one of 200-plus biological chemicals in the canna- bis plant, and many people swear by it for pain relief, sleep enhancement, relax- ation and general well-being. Now that it’s legal in Massachusetts, companies are popping up all over the state to grow hemp (and its more famous twin, marijuana) and process them into a wide array of products in edible, salve, tincture and other forms. Come learn about the process, from planting to sale and, as they put it, “from our soil to your oil,” from a cou- ple of locals who do it – Geno Ranucci and Bryanna Joseph, who own Dream Catcher Hemp Farm in Dudley and run a storefront of the same name in Webster. They’re hosting the Grange and public visitors on Tuesday, Jan. 14 at 7 p.m. at their storefront, 257 Main St., Webster. For more information, call Grange members Gus and Maureen at 508-764-8042.

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Breakfast in the Classroom JANUARY 2020 Monday - Friday Park Avenue Elementary

Happy New Year! Popcorn Chicken Personal Pizza: w/BBQ Sauce Cheese or Pepperoni Dinner Roll & Butter Garden Salad Sweet Peas Sandwich: Sandwich: Wow Butter & Jelly Wow Butter & Jelly

Steamed Hot Dog Cheesy Pasta Bake Mini Cinnamon Rolls BBQ Rib Sandwich Cheesy Pizza Bites Vegetarian Baked Beans Fresh Green Beans Pork Sausage Potato Wedges Marinara Cup Carrot & Celery Cup Dinner Roll & Butter Hash Brown Potatoes Sandwich: Garden Salad Sandwich: Sandwich: Sandwich: Cheese Wrap Sandwich: Cheese Wrap Cheese Wrap Cheese Wrap Cheese Wrap

Chicken Patty Sandwich Chili Cheese Nachos French Toast Sticks Italian Sub Sandwich Mozzarella Sticks Curly Fries Sweet Corn Hash Brown Potatoes Baby Carrots Marinara Cup Sandwich: Sandwich: Pork Sausage Chips Homemade Cornbread Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Sandwich: Sandwich: Garden Salad Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Sandwich: Ham & Cheese

Dr. Martin Luther King Day Professional Development Pancakes Baked Soft Pretzel Personal Pizza: No School No School Hash Brown Potatoes Blueberry Yogurt Cheese or Pepperoni Pork Sausage Baby Carrots w/Ranch Cup Garden Salad Sandwich: Sandwich: Sandwich: Wow Butter & Fluff Wow Butter & Fluff Wow Butter & Fluff

Hamburger or Cheeseburger Grilled Cheese Sandwich Waffles Chicken Nuggets Personal Pizza: Seasoned Potato Wedges Chicken Noodle Soup Hash Brown Potatoes w/BBQ Sauce Cheese or Pepperoni Sandwich: Fresh Veggie Cup w/Ranch Pork Sausage Links Sweet Corn Garden Salad Turkey & Cheese Sandwich: Sandwich: Dinner Roll & Butter Sandwich: Turkey & Cheese Turkey & Cheese Sandwich: Turkey & Cheese Turkey & Cheese

Breakfast in the Classroom ALL MEALS SERVED WITH FRUIT or 100% FRUIT JUICE AND 8 OZ. MILK

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Lunch Specials JANUARY 2020 Salad Bar Monday - Thursday Yogurt Parfait Meals Wednesday and Friday

Webster Middle School

Happy New Year! French Toast Personal Pizza: Pork Sausage Cheese or Bacon Hash Brown Potatoes Garden Salad Sandwich: Breadstick Wow Butter & Jelly Sandwich: Wow Butter & jelly

Pulled Pork or Chicken Hamburger or Cheeseburger Nacho Bowl French Toast Boneless Chicken Wings Personal Pizza: Fresh Veggie Cup Choice of Toppings Pork Sausage Roasted Red Potatoes Cheese or Hawaiian Chips Rice & Beans Hash Brown Potatoes Dinner Roll & Butter Garden Salad Sandwich: Steamed Corn Sandwich: Sandwich: Breadstick Ham & Cheese Sandwich: Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese Sandwich: Ham & Cheese Ham & Cheese

Grilled Cheese Sandwich Sloppy Joe Sandwich Waffles Chicken Drumsticks Personal Pizza: Tomato Soup Steamed Green Beans Hash Brown Potatoes Macaroni & Cheese Cheese or Pepperoni Fresh Veggie Cup Sandwich: Pork Sausage Links Green Peas Garden Salad Sandwich: Turkey & Cheese Sandwich: Sandwich: Breadstick Turkey & Cheese Turkey & Cheese Turkey & Cheese Sandwich: Turkey & Cheese

Dr. Martin Luther King Day Professional Dvelopment Sausage Egg & Cheese Turkey & Cheese Flatbread Personal Pizza: No School No School Croissant Sandwich Broccoli Cheese or Bacon Hash Brown Potatoes Chips Garden Salad Sandwich: Sandwich: Breadstick Wow Butter & Jelly Wow Butter & Jelly Sandwich: Wow Butter & Jelly

Meatball Sub Sandwich General Tso’s Chicken French Toast Baked Potato Bar Personal Pizza: Parmesan Green Beans and Rice Bowl Hash Brown Potatoes w/BBQ Pork Cheese or Bacon Sandwich: Mixed Veggies Pork Sausage Choice of Topping Garden Salad Tuna Salad & Cheese Sandwich: Sandwich: Dinner Roll & butter Breadstick Tuna Salad & Cheese Tuna Salad & Cheese Sandwich: Sandwich: Tuna Salad & Cheese Tuna Salad & Cheese

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Self Service Line: JANUARY 2020 Salad Bar Monday – Friday Cold Sandwich Meal Monday – Friday Bartlett High School Yogurt Parfait Meal Tuesday and Thursday

Grilled Hot Dog French Bread Pizza: Happy New Year! Baked Beans Cheese or Pepperoni Fresh Veggie Cup Garden Salad Sandwich: Sandwich: Tuna Salad Tuna Salad Wow Butter & Jelly Wow Butter & Jelly *V- Black Bean Burger

Spicy Chicken Patty Sandwich Ham Egg & Cheese Pulled Pork Sandwich Beef Tacos Grilled Cheese Sandwich Curly Fries Croissant Sandwich Potato Salad Choice of Toppings Tomato Soup Steamed Corn Hash Brown Potatoes Sandwich: Seasoned Rice & Beans Side Salad Sandwich: Sandwich: Ham & Cheddar Sandwich: Chips Ham & Cheddar Cheese Ham & Cheddar Wow Butter & Jelly Ham & Cheddar Sandwich: Wow Butter & Jelly Wow Butter & Jelly *V-Black Bean Burger Wow Butter & Jelly Ham & Cheddar *V- Black Bean Burger *Vegetarian Available *Vegetarian Available Wow Butter & Jelly

Hamburger or Cheeseburger General Tso’s Meatball Sub Sandwich French Toast Sticks Papa Gino’s Pizza Onion Rings Chicken and Rice Bowl Parmesan Green Beans Choice of Toppings Garden Salad Sandwich: Stir Fried Mixed Vegetables Sandwich: Hash Brown Potatoes Mozzarella Stick Turkey Ranch BLT Wrap Sandwich: Turkey Ranch BLT Wrap Pork Sausage Sandwich: Wow Butter & Jelly Turkey Ranch BLT Wrap Wow Butter & Jelly Sandwich: Turkey Ranch BLT Wrap *V- Black Bean Burger Wow Butter & Jelly *Vegetarian Available Turkey Ranch BLT Wrap Wow Butter & Jelly *Vegetarian Available Wow Butter & Jelly

Pancakes Nacho Bar Personal Pizza: Martin Luther King Day Professional Development Choice of Toppings Choice of Meat, Beans & Cheese or Sausage No School Day Hash Brown Potatoes Toppings Garden Salad No School Pork Sausage Corn & Black Bean Salad Bread Stick Sandwich: Sandwich: Sandwich: Roast Beef on Bulkie Roll Roast Beef on Bulkie Roll Roast Beef on Bulkie Roll Wow Butter & Jelly Wow Butter & Jelly Wow Butter & Jelly

Sloppy Joe Sandwich Chicken Parmesan Sandwich BBQ Rib Sandwich Spaghetti and Meatballs Grilled Cheese Sandwich Roasted Red Potatoes Roasted Mixed Vegetables Potato Salad Garden Salad Tomato Soup Sandwich: Sandwich: Sandwich: Garlic Bread Tortilla Chips & Salsa Tuna Salad Tuna Salad Tuna Salad Sandwich: Carrot & Celery Sticks Wow Butter & Jelly Wow Butter & Jelly Wow Butter & Jelly Tuna Salad Sandwich: *V-Black Bean Burger *V-Black Bean Burger *V-Black Bean Burger Wow Butter & Jelly Tuna Salad Wow Butter & Jelly

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THE DEADLINE to submit letters to the editor and commentaries for next week’s newspaper is Friday at noon. SEND ALL ITEMS to Editor Brendan Viewpoint Berube at The Webster Times — [email protected] A Stonebridge Press Weekly Newspaper 25 Elm Street, Southbridge MA 01550 Tel. (508) 764-4325• Fax (508) 764-8015 www.StonebridgePress.com 2020 will be awesome! Harsh weather Frank G. Chilinski calls for Stonebridge Press President and Publisher How do I know? Read on ... working in a field, so he Outcomes in life are large- stopped and said to the ly based on our belief sys- positively monk, “I’m on my way to the Brendan Berube tems. What we believe will speaking village in the valley, can you headlights Editor happen, our subconscious tell me what it’s like?” mind goes to work to make The monk looked up from By Gary W. The winter season happen. If you are a weekly his labor and asked the man is a difficult time of Moore reader of my column, you where he had come from. the year for driving. Editorial have heard this from me in The man responded, “I The weather condi- some state or form, dozens have come from the village tions are a primary of times this year. It is worth repeating in the mountains.” concern. It is also because it is the central ingredient in “What was that like?” the monk dark earlier in the the recipe of your result and there’s asked. day, and the sun is Before we plenty of research to back this claim. “Terrible!” the man exclaimed, very low in the sky There are no absolutes in life. We can- “No-one spoke my language, I had to Chief’s during the morning not control external forces that have an sleep on a dirt floor in one of their and afternoon drive impact on our year. Our belief systems houses. They fed me some sort of stew Corner look forward, times. One way to shape how we respond, and it is our that had yak, dog or both in it and the add a measure of responses that shape our year. weather was atrocious.” STEVE safety to driving is I believe with every cell in my body “Then I think that you will find that WOJNAR by using headlights. a quick that 2020 is going to be an incredibly the village in the valley is much the I was recently asked positive year. I have goals and plans, same,” the monk noted. to remind drivers of the importance of and I’ve surrounded myself with posi- A few hours later another traveler using headlights when necessary. tive and optimistic friends who support passed by and he said to the monk, “I The rules governing headlight use are glance behind my beliefs and mission. am on my way to the village in the val- contained in several sections of the law. You will never attain and maintain ley, can you tell me what it’s like?” Headlights (as well as taillights) are to more than you think you deserve. “Where have you come from?” What fun it is to take a quick trip be used on a motor vehicle “during the Really? Really. Your mind won’t allow enquired the monk. period from one half hour after sunset through time and get a kick out of New it. Think about it ... if you think you are “I have come from the village in the Year’s resolutions from yesteryear. to one half hour before sunrise, and incapable believing you deserve or can mountains.” during any other period when visibility For many, the start of a new year accomplish something, why would you “And what was that like?” brings the mark of a new beginning. is reduced by atmospheric conditions try? “It was awesome!” the man replied, so as to render dangerous further oper- There’s nothing like the feeling of a Your belief systems drive who you “No-one spoke my language, so we had clean slate to offer you up a hefty dose ation without lights being displayed.” are, what you are and where you are in to communicate using our hands and Massachusetts General Law Chapter of motivation. life. So, why not convince yourself you facial expressions. I had to sleep on the Taking it way back to the ancient 85 Section 15 requires both headlights can and will have an awesome 2020? dirt floor, which was a great, new expe- and taillights to be used when, “visi- Babylonians, who began their year in How? If you want to change who you rience. They fed me some sort of new March, it was said that people would bility is reduced such that persons or are or where you are in your life, change stew. I had no idea what was in it but vehicles on the roadway are not clearly make promises to their gods at the start two things. just to experience how the locals lived of each year as well as return anything discernible at a distance of 500 feet or Change what you put into your mind. was great. The weather was freezing when the vehicle’s windshield wipers borrowed including paying all debts. What you read, listen to or watch, cold, which meant that I really got a The Romans can take credit for chang- are needed.” Although it is important impacts what you believe about your- taste of the local conditions. It was one to remember to activate lights when the ing the start of the new year to January. self. of the best experiences of my life.” The reason? January was derived from wipers are needed, the law covers other Only hang around positive people “Then I think that you’ll find that the times of reduced visibility. A violation the name Janus, which is the two-faced who believe the best about themselves village in the valley is much the same,” god who looks backwards into the pre- can result in a civil fine. The expanded and you. responded the monk. use of lights can be beneficial to safe vious year and ahead into the new one. Don’t hang around with naysayers. Life is 10 percent what happens to us In addition, Janus was known as the driving. Former Vice President Spero Agnew and 90 percent how we respond. How Remember to use your lights when- patron and protector of gates, doorways, called them, “Nattering nabobs of nega- we respond is based on what we believe. endings and new beginnings. For the ever necessary. Many newer vehicles tivity.” Want to have a great year? Align Don’t allow the challenges of life to are equipped with running headlights Romans, the majority of resolutions yourself with others who want the same take away your joy and do not allow a stemmed from having positive morals, that are always activated during oper- for themselves and for you. negative belief system to determine the ation. While this is good, if the condi- such as treating others with kindness. I know … it sounds simple and it is. quality of your year. Later New Year’s celebrations involved tions require compliance with the law, Simple, yes. Easy? No. My wish for you in 2020 is that you drivers will need to activate the vehicle prayers and fasting. You won’t read this column and mag- will expand your beliefs about your life Fast forward to the settlers in Colonial taillights as well. Expanded headlight ically change what you believe about and potential to be more optimistic. I use, especially at this time of the year, America, who avoided the hoopla of yourself and the world around you, but want you to believe the best is coming New Year’s and even refused to call assists drivers to see other vehicles you can begin the process of changing so your mind can work to make it so. easier when atmospheric conditions are January by its proper name, referring your mindset from negative to posi- You must believe something in the to it instead simply as the first month. a factor. By using lights, there is a tive … from pessimistic to optimistic. new year. Why not believe in the power greater likelihood of your vehicle being For these folks, the new year brought a You begin by planning what you allow of your potential and that 2020 will be state of contemplation of the past, pres- noticed sooner. Your cooperation can inside your head and who you hang your best year ever? result in safer driving habits and a ent and future. around in 2020. During the 20th Century, resolutions reduction in accidents and injuries. Resolve that 2020 will be awesome! Thanks again for your questions and began to shift. One common change “Whatever the mind of man can con- Gary W. Moore is a freelance col- many wanted to make during the early comments. Please send them to me at ceive and believe, it can achieve.” - umnist, speaker and author of three the Dudley Police Department 71 West 1900’s was to “cuss less.” Napoleon Hill books including the award-winning, During the 1950’s, women resolved to Main St., Dudley, MA 01571 or email at I shared the following story previous- critically acclaimed, “Playing with the [email protected]. Opinions pay more attention to their beauty rou- ly, but it is appropriate to repeat it now. Enemy.” Follow Gary on Twitter @ tines and to finish more mystery novels. expressed in this weekly column are There was once a traveler who was GaryWMoore721 and at www.garyw- those of Chief Wojnar only and unless As we said goodbye to the ‘50’s, skipped walking from a village in the mountains moore.com. over the ‘60’s and headed straight to the clearly noted, do not reflect the ideas to a village in the valley. or opinions of any other organization ‘70’s, people were taking more stock in As he walked along, he saw a monk social resolutions, such as making time or citizen. for friends and meeting new people. In addition to the social uptick, people were vowing to have more self respect and more confidence-based resolutions were forming. During the go-go 1980’s, when self-cen- Protect yourself against teredness arguably reached an all-time high in American society, people were resolving to gain more acceptance of oneself. 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So, if you were to buy a hybrid get out of debt. cially prepared? ANTONOPOULOS away a lot policy and you never needed long- Present day resolutions include less of money term care, your policy would pay a screen time, eating less processed foods, To answer this question, before you death benefit to the beneficiary you’ve maintaining a higher level of physical you may want to evaluate felt you were named. Conversely, if you ever do need fitness than in years past, reading more two variables: your likelihood of need- truly protected. This could be especial- long-term care, your policy will pay books and shopping local. It seems that ing long-term care and the cost of such ly difficult, given the need to save and benefits toward those expenses. And many people are interested in bringing care. Consider the following: invest for the other expenses associated the amount of money available for long- things back to a simpler time to reduce Someone turning age 65 today has an with retirement. term care can exceed the death benefit the stress of the modern times we live almost 70 percent chance of eventually Long-term care insurance – When significantly. Hybrid policies can vary in. needing some type of long-term care, you purchase long-term care insurance, greatly in several ways, so, again, you’ll The trick to maintaining a promise according to the U.S. Department of you are essentially transferring the risk need to do some research before choos- to oneself takes many avenues, each an Health and Human Services. of paying for long-term care from your- ing appropriate coverage. individual journey. When looking back The average cost for a private room self to an insurance company. Some Ultimately, you may decide you’re on your life, what do you want to see? in a nursing home is about $100,000 per policies pay long-term care costs for willing to take the chance of never A quote from Annie Dillard seems to year, while a home health aide costs a set number of years, while others needing any type of long-term care. But sum it up best: “How we spend our days, about $50,000 per year, according to cover you for life. You can also choose if you think that’s a risk you’d rather is how we spend our lives.” Genworth, an insurance company. optional features, such as benefits that not take, then explore all your cover- How things have changed yet stayed Clearly, these numbers are worth increase with inflation. And most long- age options carefully. There’s no one the same is a nod to human nature and thinking about. If you needed several term care policies have a waiting peri- right answer for everyone – but there’s the innate drive to be better in all we do. years of long-term care, the expense od between 0 and 90 days, or longer, almost certainly one for you. could seriously erode your savings and before benefits kick in. You’ll want to investments. And keep in mind that shop around for a policy that offers the This article was written by Edward Medicare typically pays only a small combination of features you think best Jones for use by your local Edward Jones percentage of long-term care costs. meet your needs. Also, you’ll want an Financial Advisor. Please contact Dennis DON’T MISS A BEAT Therefore, you may want to evaluate insurer that has demonstrated strength Antonopoulos, your local Edward Jones the following options for meeting these and stability, as measured by indepen- Advisor at 5 Albert St., Auburn, MA expenses: dent rating agencies. 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Bartlett’s vast improvement from the first half. Logan Paranto opened the frame with a 3-pointer, Colin Minarik followed with a 3 of his own and Wilson Aybar made a floater to give the Indians a 34-28 lead. Later in the period Minarik made his second and third 3-pointers of the quarter as the lead ballooned to 47-39. Tony Paranto isn’t surprised about Minarik’s ability to score the basketball — he finished with 18 points — despite his underclassman rank as a sopho- more. “I don’t think that their grade stature means anything to the program. He’s playing for a reason and we think he Bartlett’s Logan Paranto doesn’t give an can put the ball in the hole for us.” inch while guarding Nipmuc’s Chris Broe. Coach Paranto said of Minarik. Bartlett continued its offensive assault in the final frame and eventu- ally built its lead up to double figures (64-53) when junior Dylan Grandmaison Sports (12 points) pulled up for a jumper with 3:22 remaining. riefs Logan Paranto had an immense sec- B ond half for the Indians, scoring 20 of his game-high 24 points over the course Bartlett High School of the final two quarters. He also con- nected on four 3-pointers, a couple from announces Hall of Fame quite a deep distance. “He’s been struggling a little bit,” inductees Coach Paranto said of his son. “He’s a senior and his game is getting better as The Bartlett High School the season goes on.” Athletic Hall of Fame Committee Junior Brandon Boucher added to is pleased to announce the Bartlett’s offense with 9 points and 9 Inductees of the 2020 Inductions: rebounds, while Aybar, a senior, scored Francis Bonczek, Class of 1954 7 points. Peter Russell, Class of 1975 Nick Ethier photos Nipmuc, now 3-2 on the season, was Michael Szamocki, Class of 1975 Wilson Aybar of Bartlett floats through the air — and past two Nipmuc defenders — while on led by senior Nate Gould and junior Harold Gardner, Class of 1981 his way to the basket. Michael Quinn. Both players finished Susan Lusignan Devlin, Class of with 16 points. 1992 The Indians, meanwhile, are now 5-1. Matthew Pavlis, Class of 2003 BY NICK ETHIER explained head coach Tony Paranto. SPORTS STAFF WRITER They have compiled a 4-1 nonconference Paulina Ucher Comer, Class of “We couldn’t put the ball in the hole. I record with impressive victories versus 2006 WEBSTER — The Bartlett High boys’ guess defensively we played OK.” St. Peter-Marian High and Shepherd Bryana Poulin, Class of 2011 varsity basketball team is at its best The Indians then went out and scored Hill Regional, who play Division 1 and Rocco DiStefano, Class of 2012 when it can get out and run the open 48 second-half points — 21 in the third Division 2 schedules, respectively. Nicholas Kobel, Class of 2012 floor, making life hectic for its oppo- quarter and 27 more in the fourth — to Bartlett is a Division 3 program. Arthur Kruger, Contributor sition. The Indians couldn’t find their ultimately pull away from the Warriors “That’s what our program is about. 1995 Girls’ Tennis Team footing in the first half versus Nipmuc for a 74-57 victory. We’re a pretty good team and we expect The Induction Ceremony will Regional on Thursday, Jan. 2, though, “The second half was totally differ- to play a better caliber to make our- be held Saturday, Oct. 24, at the and fell down by a 13-2 count in the first ent,” said Paranto. “I think that we selves better,” Tony Paranto concluded. Raceway Restaurant and Golf quarter. Bartlett did lead at intermis- got ourselves into a little bit more of Club in Thompson, Conn. at 6 p.m. sion 26-25, but it was clearly anyone’s a motion offense and we were able to Further information regarding game at that point. create more.” the ceremony will be announced “We didn’t play well in the first half,” Less than two minutes into the at a later date. The Committee will third quarter and the crowd could see be hosting a Golf Tournament on Saturday, June 13 at the Raceway Golf Club in Thompson at 1 p.m. For more information regarding the induction or golf tournament, please contact Athletic Director Anthony Paranto at 508-943-8552 Ext. 34028 or visit our website at www.bhsathletichof.org. Dudley Little League to host Trivia Night Dudley Little League will host a Trivia Night at Drafter’s Sports Cafe in Dudley on Saturday, Feb. 8. The entry is $50 per team with a max of six players on a team. A cash prize will be determined based on the number of teams entered. Registration starts at 6:30 Bartlett’s Dylan Grandmaison takes and makes a free throw attempt. p.m., trivia begins at 7. Come eat, Colin Minarik of Bartlett rises up and above drink and tease your brain — all Nipmuc’s defense to release a shot. to benefit Dudley Little League. Knights of Columbus announce annual Free Mohegan Bowl fall leagues, weeks Throw Competition Knights of Columbus Webster/ ending Dec. 29, Jan. 5 Dudley Council No. 228 announce their annual local Free Throw Championship Saturday, Jan. 11 Monday Men’s Business Brezniak 277 at All Saints Academy Gym on Single — Michael Kustak and Mike Series over average — Erin Day Street in Webster. All boys Nardone 138, Steve Poisant 137 Spillane-Darcy +52 and girls ages 9 to 14 are invited Series — Steve Poisant 404, Michael to participate in this year’s com- Kustak 379, Mike Nardone 364 Thursday Men’s Industrial petition with age determined as Series over average — Steve Single — Steve Poisant and Todd their age on Jan. 1, 2020. 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Nick Ethier photos Bay Path’s Ben LaPointe drives inside the 3-point line on his pursuit to the basket.

BY NICK ETHIER had the good start and how we had the SPORTS STAFF WRITER comeback where we were playing as Cam Hafner of Bay Path slides a pass down the court to teammate Anthony Barbale. DOUGLAS — With both teams in a team,” he began. “When we weren’t desperate need of a victory, it was no playing as a team, when we weren’t frame. 30 seconds remaining. shock that the Bay Path Regional and taking care of the scouting report and There, Bay Path held an 18-point lead But Bay Path held on thanks to four Douglas High boys’ varsity basketball forcing them where we wanted to force at 56-38, but Douglas began to mount its free throws off the fingertips of sopho- teams battled to a close, hard-fought them, then it went bad. Hopefully we comeback. Three straight baskets by more Jomar Torres (14 points). game on Monday, Jan. 6. can learn from it.” junior Christian Antonioli trimmed the Greenough said that the key to victo- The Tigers built a big lead early, the Tigers’ sophomore Matt Landry deficit to 56-44 with 4:30 remaining. ry was limiting Douglas to just 11 points Minutemen then went ahead by double scored his team’s first nine points and Antonioli was a much-needed spark in the third quarter, which built them figures in the second half, and they held finished with 12 in the first quarter off the bench, as he finished with 14 a lead that ultimately was enough to on late to win 69-63. as Douglas built an 18-9 lead. But the points. cling to. “It’s been kind of frustrating the last Minutemen began their comeback in “He’s very good,” Spring said of “At halftime we just reiterated the couple of games. We’ve had three close the second quarter as they closed the Antonioli. “He can step out and hit fact that man-to-man defense is what is games in a row. In the fourth quarter deficit to a single point (27-26) at the the 3, he can do the dirty work inside, our bread and butter. We created a few with less than a minute to go we’ve been half. he’s smart, can pass, can defend, block turnovers in the second half and built a in the game with a chance to win all of Then, in the first minute of the third shots.” lead, which is good,” he said. them and we haven’t come through at quarter, Bay Path grabbed the lead and The Tigers continued to rally and, For Douglas, Landry finished with a the end,” said Bay Path head coach Al never lost it when senior Ben LaPointe with 1:50 to play, Landry connected on a game-high 36 points. Greenough, whose team finally won drove to the basket and finished off the 3-pointer to make it 63-54. Seconds later, “He can flat out score and he’s been and is now 1-4 after narrowly losing to layup. Douglas dug out a steal and Landry on varsity since he was an eighth grad- Southbridge High, Auburn High and “He has a very quick first step and converted a three-point play as it was er,” Spring said of Landry, who added Parker Charter. “It’s a young team and being a lefty, too, a lot of defenders now 63-57. that he can blossom into a Dual Valley we’re still growing, still learning. We’ll aren’t expecting that,” Greenough said Bay Path sophomore Dylan Cotton Conference All-Star if he fine-tunes the work on how to protect a lead better, of LaPointe, who saw 16 of his 18 points (9 points) next made two free throws other aspects of his game. but it’s the first time we’ve had a lead come on drives to the basket. “He takes to extend the lead to 65-57, but Landry But a loss is a loss, and the Tigers are like that this year. I’m just happy at this advantage of that and he was big for us drained another 3-pointer to make it now 1-4. point that we hung on and got the win.” tonight.” 65-60 with a minute to go. “These are games that we have to Douglas head coach Dan Spring will Cam Hafner, a Bay Path sophomore, The Minutemen couldn’t score on the start winning. If we don’t start doing take away multiple tidbits from the then caught fire in the third quarter, ensuring possession, and Douglas soph- it as a team it’s not going to happen,” close loss, including the strong start where he netted 10 of his 17 points. A omore Tommy George made it a one- Spring concluded. and finish, as well as the struggling personal 7-0 stretch by Hafner gave the score game at 65-63 on a 3-pointer with middle quarters. Minutemen a 35-27 lead, and they held “You show them the tape and how we a 49-38 advantage heading into the final Place Motors is proud to sponsor

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Jason Mckay photos Alex Duval of Oxford works the baseline while attempting to get past Uxbridge’s Jack Morvan. Oxford’s William Owusu presses forward with the ball in an attempt to drive into the paint.

Oxford’s Justin “Bird” Freeland takes and makes the winning 3-pointer Teammates celebrate with Justin Freeland of Oxford after “Bird” delivered a buzzer-beating 3-pointer to help the from the left corner versus Uxbridge. Pirates defeat Uxbridge.

BY KEN POWERS passed the ball to Freeland in SPORTS CORRESPONDENT the left corner. out tonight and missed his first OXFORD — Justin “Bird” Freeland, a junior, caught two. That’s OK, though. I told Freeland hit a 3-pointer the ball and shot it in seem- him in the huddle before the from the left corner with one ingly one motion, and the ball final play, ‘you’re going to hit one-hundredth of a second to hit nothing but net. By the this one’ and then I sent him play to lift the Oxford High time the ball hit the court after out onto the court.” boys’ varsity basketball team going through the hoop, the Uxbridge lost more than the to a 46-44 victory over Uxbridge final buzzer had sounded. game against Oxford, however. High on Friday, Dec. 27 at the “Alex and I grew up together, Jaideep Sidhu, the Spartans’ Roger D. Bacon Gymnasium. we’ve practiced that shot a lot,” 6-foot-9 center, injured his “It felt good when it left Freeland said. “I thought he right knee with 2:33 to play in my hand, and it looked good, was going to pull up and shoot the first quarter and did not too,” said Freeland, a Pirates’ the 3 himself, but then he saw return. reserve who is called “Bird” me wide open in the corner and “It doesn’t look good for by his teammates for his abil- passed it to me. He was Option Jaideep,” Uxbridge head coach ity to connect from long range, A and I was Option B.” Ryan Hippert said. “He’s going like Boston NBA Hall of Famer Before hitting the game-win- to go to the hospital and get it Larry Bird. He wears jersey ning 3-pointer, Freeland was checked out. I feel for him. He’s No. 33 for Oxford, like Larry 0-for-2 in the game from beyond a senior and he was off to a Legend did for the Celtics. “I’m the arc. good start, averaging 10 points this team’s 3-point specialist. “My first two shots were not and 10 rebounds a game so far I wasn’t expecting to go in in good. I front-rimmed the first this year. He’s a big part of our the last few minutes, but when one and air-balled the second,” team. Without him we had to the coach called my name I was Freeland said. “The third one, change the way we play.” ready. I’m always ready.” though, that one felt good right In the second half the The Pirates improved to 3-1 off my hand.” Spartans, defensively, went overall and 2-1 in Southern Duval said he planned to take to the press and it paid divi- Oxford’s Elijah Williams drives past two Uxbridge defenders on his pursuit Worcester County League the shot himself until he saw dends. Twelve of Oxford’s 19 of the basket. (SWCL) play, while the Freeland open in the corner. turnovers in the game came Spartans dropped to 2-2 overall “I was driving down the after halftime. Many of those and 1-1 in the SWCL with the court and I saw their defense turnovers were Uxbridge steals loss. come to me and I saw ‘Bird’ set and led to easy baskets for the Uxbridge, which trailed by up in the corner,” Duval said. Spartans, who rallied from a 10 points late in the third quar- “I know he likes to take the 33-23 deficit with 2:34 remain- ter, grabbed a 44-43 lead with big shot, so I passed it to him ing in the third quarter to take 18 seconds to play on a put- before the defense got to me. the lead with 18 seconds left in back of an offensive rebound As soon as he let it go, I knew it the game. by senior Nate Smith (6 points). was going in. I had all the faith Sophomore Luke Schollard Oxford turned the ball over on in the world that he was going led Uxbridge with 12 points. its ensuing possession with 9.6 to make that shot and we were “I’m extremely proud of my seconds left, but the Pirates going to win the game.” kids and the way they battled got the ball back on a steal by Also scoring in double fig- all game. Jaideep going down junior Sam Wing with 7.6 sec- ures for Oxford were senior altered our game plan a lot. He’s onds remaining. Elijah Williams and junior the focal point of our offense,” Oxford head coach Dave Tyler Jacques, who each scored Hippert said. “When he went Aldrich then called a timeout 12 points. out we had to change things after Wing’s steal to set up the “I think I aged 10 years up on the fly and I thought the Pirates’ final — and game-win- tonight, but we got the win and kids did a good job of adjusting. ning — play. that’s all that matters,” said They fought back and played The ball was inbounded to Aldrich, who was confident their way back in the game. senior Alex Duval (a game- Freeland would make the shot This is a tough, hard-working high 16 points), who dribbled if Duval was covered and had group of guys.” quickly up-court, stopping at to pass it to him. “Bird had the Pirates’ 3-point line. At that a great practice yesterday. He point the Uxbridge defense col- was 10-10 on that shot in prac- lapsed on Duval, who quickly tice yesterday and then he came Oxford’s Tyler Jacques goes hard into the paint while being pressured by two Uxbridge defenders. www.StonebridgePress.com Friday, January 10, 2020 • The Webster Times • 13 Sports Perry’s leadership helps push Pirates past David Prouty

Oxford (1-5 overall, 1-4 in Southern Worcester County League C Division play) led 9-5 after the first quarter but trailed 16-14 at halftime. Perry put the Pirates back in front, 17-16, less than two minutes into the third quarter, dropping in a right-side 3-pointer following one of Prouty’s 11 turnovers in the peri- od. Less than a minute after Perry’s trey Oxford freshman Alexis Steiger scored her only basket of the game — a fast-break layup — off a steal by Perry to push the Pirates’ lead to 19-16. The Panthers (3-3 over- all, 2-3 in the SWCL C Division) tied the game, 19-19, with 3:18 left in the period, on a free throw by Gabby Soter (a team-high 16 points) and a put-back basket off an offensive Jason Mckay photos rebound by junior Serena Micaela Perry of Oxford has all day to focus, set and shoot Roberts. a 3-pointer. Oxford, however, scored the game’s next six points on a pair of BY KEN POWERS a win,” Perry said after- layups by freshman SPORTS CORRESPONDENT ward. “I feel a responsi- Ciara Gendron (6 points), OXFORD — Through bility to lead when I’m which were sandwiched the first five games of out there because I’m a around a layup by soph- the Oxford High girls’ senior and a captain, but omore Olivia Clarkson (5 varsity basketball team’s I feel like everyone leads points). The Pirates led current season, Micaela in their own way on this 25-22 as play headed to Perry had been a little team; we work very well the fourth quarter. bit of everything for the together.” Perry scored a layup, Oxford’s Chloe Davis fights for the game-opening jump ball tip. Pirates. She had been a Oxford head coach Joe a 3-pointer and two free senior, a starter, a cap- Pietrzak enjoys watching throws in the final peri- Parenteau and Raquel tain, a shooter, a defend- Perry shoot the 3-point- od, helping Oxford to Ortiz. “We need to talk to er and a passer. er — she drained three push its lead to as many each other more, commu- In game No. 6, against David Prouty and as 12 points (34-22) with nicate better, on the floor against David Prouty now has 24 on the sea- 3:40 to play on an old-fash- when a team is pressing Regional at the Roger. D son — but he appreciates ioned three-point play by us. And we need to work Bacon Gymnasium on the way his feisty guard Clarkson, who was fouled harder in practice. We Thursday, Jan. 2, with plays defense, too. while driving to the bas- need to work as hard in her team trailing by two “In our 1-3-1 defense ket and then sank the free practice as we’re going to points at halftime, Perry Micaela plays the middle throw. have to play in games.” decided to focus on the wing and she causes a lot David Prouty Soter was frustrated one thing she knew she of trouble for the other head coach Johanna after the game that the could control — being the team’s offense. Against Annunziata sent Soter Panthers didn’t capital- leader of this three fresh- David Prouty she stepped and fellow sophomore ize more on the 27 turn- men, two sophomore, two in the passing lanes very Jenna Petruzzi to speak overs that Prouty forced senior team. well,” Pietrzak said. We with this reporter after Oxford to commit. Perry became just the ran the floor well tonight; the game. Both players “We had a lot of steals, leader she envisioned better than we have all felt Oxford’s pressing but we didn’t capital- herself to be, scoring 10 of season, and that was defense, which resulted ize on them because we her team-high 16 points because of our defense. in 26 David Prouty turn- didn’t finish tonight. We in the final two quarters “Our defense not only overs, and the Panthers’ missed a lot of layups and to lead Oxford past the allowed us to run the lack of communication that hurt our chances to Panthers 36-29. It was the floor well, but to get some with one another, were win this game,” Soter Pirates’ first win of the easy buckets in transi- the key. said. “This loss is defi- season. tion,” Pietrzak contin- “We didn’t react to nitely an opportunity “It feels good to get a ued. “A lot of those were their press as well as we to make ourselves more win. We worked really a result of Micaela dis- should have; we weren’t mentally tough and come hard in practice all week, rupting Prouty’s ability prepared for it,” said back more together as a Oxford’s Ciara Gendron drives to her left on a David Prouty so it felt good to follow up to bring the ball up the Petruzzi, a David Prouty team and move forward defender. all that hard work with floor.” captain along with Erin as a team.” Cleaning Tips Cut Chore Time

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Nick Ethier photos Caleb Bartlett of Auburn looks to stick-handle past a Westborough defender. Auburn’s Joel Miller controls the puck in the neutral zone while skating down into Westborough’s territory.

BY NICK ETHIER The fact that the Rockets played well forward. from Zach Schirm over to Miller, who SPORTS STAFF WRITER and got the job done seeing as how inex- “We didn’t perform well [versus then made a nice feed from behind the AUBURN — After a poor perfor- perienced they are can potentially go a Hudson] and we performed a lot better goalmouth onto Spanos’ stick. mance in a 3-0 loss to Hudson High on long way for the team this season. today,” noted Winkelmann. “We picked The Rockets put the game away with Thursday, Dec. 26, the Auburn High “In this game here, for about a peri- up some big points here. The younger 12:05 remaining in the third period when boys’ varsity ice hockey team needed od and a half, I saw a lot of good stuff. guys are stepping it up — everyone Alex Stencel passed the puck along the nothing more than to right its ship What people don’t realize is I only have is stepping it up — goals are coming, right side to Leduc, who sniped a shot versus Westborough High on Saturday, four kids that have ever played var- assists are coming, everything.” top shelf past Riley’s glove. Dec. 28 at the Horgan Arena. The sity hockey before,” Bombard said of Auburn got on the board with 11:13 All that was left in doubt was Rockets were taking on a 1-5 Rangers’ Dillon Winkelmann, Joel Miller, Caleb to play in the first period when they MacKoul’s potential shutout, and he squad, and Auburn (which also includes Bartlett and Colin Lutz. “The other ones took advantage of their first power play made sure of it with a sensational save student-athletes from Millbury High, have played sparingly here and there. opportunity. There, Shawn Bradway with five minutes to play. Westborough’s Tantasqua Regional and Shepherd Hill “It’s still a work in progress,” contin- slid a pass to Bartlett, who ripped a Owen Lenkauskas received a pass on a Regional as part of the cooperative ued Bombard. “This week we finally get shot on net. The shot was saved by the two-on-one and his wrister targeted the agreement) got the job done to get back to settle down and have a whole week Rangers’ Patrick Riley, but DiPadua net. But MacKoul slid over and got his into the win column. of practice. We can actually sit and was there to poke the rebound in. chest protector on the shot to preserve Dominic DiPadua, Nic Spanos and go through some stuff instead of just It appeared that the Rockets had dou- the shutout. Alec Leduc scored the Rockets’ goals, throwing these guys into the wolves and bled their lead early in the second peri- “Tyler’s been a key, a huge key,” and Tyler MacKoul picked up the shut- bury their heads with stuff. If we were od — again on the power play — when Bombard said of MacKoul. “He’s a solid out in net in the 3-0 victory. experienced we’d be fine, but being as Nolan White put the puck into the net, goaltender. He’s a hard-working kid.” “The good thing is we came out with inexperienced as we are…it’s a lot.” but the goal was waved off due to a And now with the team back to .500, the ‘W’ and we’re 2-2-1,” Auburn head A sophomore co-captain, Winkelmann dislodged net. But Auburn did make it Bombard is hoping for the Rockets to coach Glen Bombard said of the team’s said the team played a much-improved 2-0 before the end of the period when continue improving. now .500 record. “This was a big, import- game versus Westborough and contin- Spanos ripped a one-timer in the slot “We’re hanging in there and we’re ant win for us. We needed this ‘W.’” ued to show signs of a solid team going past Riley. The goal was set up by a pass getting better,” he concluded. Rockets hang tough in loss to Algonquin

In girls’ hockey, a goalie can in the period — including a carry a team. It’s probably the prolonged 5-on-3 attempt — and most important position on the finished a perfect 4 for 4 on the team. penalty kill. “It’s really good to see her “Going down two penalties, have a good game,” LaPrad 5-on-3, against a team like that continued. “We’ve had a rough and killing it was quite a good start this year, but she’s gotten thing — something to build a lot stronger.” on,” said LaPrad. None of Proulx’s goals The Tomahawks’ Olivia allowed were first-shot oppor- Bower made it 5-0 early in the tunities. third and O’Connell finished “It’s the team’s job to clear off a hat trick for Algonquin’s the puck and make sure there final goal. Sabrina Ferro isn’t a second and third shot,” and Macglashing assisted on explained LaPrad. “Every one O’Connell’s goal. of those goals was a rebound Auburn then gained some goal.” momentum as the clock ticked And LaPrad was glad that down. First, Avery Knott Vadenais found the back of the unleashed a slap shot from the net with just minutes to spare. left point, where goalie Kaitlin “Haley, she’s an assistant Mathews (9 saves) needed to captain; young, sophomore, kick out her left pad to make excellent player, excellent a nice save. Vadenais’ goal fol- Nick Ethier photos leader — you can’t say enough lowed just a few moments later. about her,” he said. “I’m glad Algonquin improved to 1-0-1 Marlena Eichelroth of Auburn collects the puck along the boards and skates up the ice with it. we broke the shutout with her as the Rockets knew they were scoring a goal.” up against a strong nonconfer- BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER The Tomahawks peppered ence opponent. the Rockets’ net from the get- “They’re a strong team, but AUBURN — Two clear points go, but Proulx had her shutout we play strong teams,” said of emphasis emerged following intact until just 3:25 remained LaPrad. “The first period we the Auburn High girls’ varsity in the opening period. There, were a little panicked, second ice hockey team’s game ver- Kerryn O’Connell poked in a period it got a little bit better sus Algonquin Regional at the rebound goal after two saves and third period was our best Horgan Arena on Thursday, from Proulx. Amy Macglashing period without question.” Dec. 26. The first was how well had the assist. LaPrad’s team has done well goalie Rachel Proulx played, Then, with 2:58 to play in against conference opponents. and the second was how the the first period, Algonquin “Every conference game Rockets fought hard until the doubled its lead to 2-0. Heather we’ve been in has been very final whistle. Hodgkins assisted on Natalie close,” he said. “We played Proulx made an eye-pop- Peterson’s goal. Oakmont to a 1-1 tie and we ping 55 saves — yes, 55 — and The Tomahawks then dou- played Woodstock Academy Haley Vadenais scored with bled their lead to 4-0 in the sec- and lost 4-3.” 4:29 remaining to break the ond period when O’Connell and Auburn, which is now Tomahawks’ shutout bid. Peterson each scored their sec- 1-3-1 five games into its sea- Algonquin went on to win ond goals of the game. Maggie son, also has student-athletes the game, 6-1. O’Brien assisted on Peterson’s from Grafton High, Notre “She played a very good tally. Proulx was immense in Dame Academy, Shepherd Hill game,” Auburn head coach the period, though, flashing Regional, Tantasqua Regional, Pete LaPrad said of Proulx. her glove multiple times with Blackstone-Millville Regional “She’s very young, she’s only beautiful saves. and Douglas High playing as Auburn’s Avery Knott makes a play on the puck in the first period versus a freshman. She’s really com- Auburn also killed off all part of the cooperative agree- Algonquin. ing around doing a nice job. three Algonquin power plays ment. www.StonebridgePress.com Friday, January 10, 2020 • The Webster Times • 15 Give your Christmas tree a second life in the landscape

Once your holiday cele- ter mulch over bulbs landscape. No chipper? You and your brations have passed and Garden and perennials. neighbors may want to rent a chipper to the decorations go back Layer the boughs shred these and other prunings for use into storage, it is time Moments over the plants and as mulch in your landscapes. to deal with your real frozen soil to keep And, if this is not possible, check for Christmas tree. Don’t drag the soil consistent- recycling resources in your communi- it to the curb to be hauled MELINDA ly cold. This reduc- ty. Many municipalities have special away by the trash collec- MYERS es the risk of early pickups for Christmas trees. These are tors. Give it a second, even sprouting and win- chipped, shredded and made available third life, in your land- ter damage that can for citizens to use in their landscapes. scape. No live Christmas occur during winter Always check on any alerts of live tree? Don’t worry! I’m thaws. Christmas trees and greens shipped in sure your friends and neighbors will Or set the tree in the landscape for from other regions of the country. These share theirs. a bit of added greenery. Secure it in may contain pests that can infest your Start recycling all those needles that a snow pile or use stakes and guy landscape or harm native plantings and landed on the floor. Sweep them up and wires if the soil is not frozen. Then local Christmas tree farms in your area. use them as mulch in the garden. Place add a bit of food for your feathered The Department of Natural Resources them directly on the soil or on top of the visitors. Decorate the tree with fruits, or your local Extension Office should snow. As the snow melts, the needles berries, and seeds the birds can enjoy. have information on any such threats. will be right where they belong. And Hang strands of cranberries and slices They can provide information on prop- don’t worry, they will not make the soil of oranges on colorful yarn and home- er disposal. too acidic. In fact, as they breakdown made bird ornaments to complete the And once you discover the value of they will add organic matter to the soil. edible display. The birds will enjoy the this free resource, you may find your- Move your cut Christmas tree out- added food and shelter and you will self collecting a few more from neigh- Melinda Myers Photo doors after the holidays. Use it as a wind- enjoy watching these visitors to your bors who buy locally grown trees. Adding berries, fruit and seeds to your recy- break or for added shade to prevent dry- landscape. Although, if your family is like mine, cled holiday tree provides needed food for the ing of tender evergreens. Strategically Then save the tree for trellising beans they may ask that you wait until dark to birds to enjoy. place your discarded tree on the wind- and peas in the garden. The vines will drag your treasures back home. ward side of rhododendron, boxwood, grow up and over, masking the bare Garden Moment TV & radio program. and needled or broadleaf evergreens tree branches. Growing vertically saves Melinda Myers has written numer- Myers is a columnist and contributing subject to winter burn. Place it on the space and makes harvesting easier. ous books, including Small Space editor for Birds & Blooms magazine and south side of these plants to shade them As spring arrives, consider chipping Gardening. She hosts The Great Courses her Web site is www.MelindaMyers.com. from the drying winter sun. and shredding your tree into mulch for “How to Grow Anything” DVD series and Remove and use the branches as win- trees and shrubs or pathways in the the nationally-syndicated Melinda’s Warm weather puts ice fishing on hold some ponds are totally was a killing machine free of ice. The warm capable of killing domes- The Great weather is expected tic dogs and cats, and to continue for a few could possibly kill a Outdoors more days, with no real young child, under the cold weather expected correct conditions. The RALPH to return in the near coyote season in future. Talk of the 60 Massachusetts closes on TRUE degree temperatures March 7. Sportsmen had this week can push ice hoped to have the coy- Ice fishing took a hard fishing back even fur- ote season year round, blow this past two weeks, ther. but have had trouble with no safe ice in the This week’s picture convincing Mass. Fish & valley or on the Cape shows a few of the bea- Wildlife to keep the sea- because of the warm gle owners back in 2013 son open. Their numbers weather and rain. Some attending a trial at the are increasing annually anglers were headed Central Mass. Beagle Club in the state, and the situ- up north last week and in Sutton. Numerous tri- ation is only going to get found some safe ice, but als are still held today worse. by the time you read this at the club’s fenced in Coyotes kill numerous column, that too will be area. Listening to the deer annually, especial- gone. Jerry Gareri head- hounds as they trail the ly fawns. A couple of ed to his camp in Maine elusive rabbit brings a local hunters were able last week and found six lot of joy to the owners, to find the deer they killing millions of song bills. It is long overdue! be holding his second inches of good ice that was and can become compet- shot the next day during birds annually through- The Whitinsville Fish annual Fishing Expo covered with six inches itive when judges try to archery season, after out the United states. The & Game Club will hold on Feb. 8 & 9 at Whites of snow. After shoveling score the dogs as they tracking them a long dis- balance of nature has their annual Founders of Westport. Check the snow to make room trail the rabbit. Owners tance. Unfortunately, the been negatively affected Day supper on Jan. 18 at him out on his Web for his ice traps, he cut of the beagles can trav- deer were 80 percent con- by man. Destruction of the club house on White site, CaptainMelTrue. his holes only to find the el long distances from sumed by coyotes in just their habitat and global Court in Douglas. A com. water bubbling up from other states to enjoy one day. Coyotes also kill warming is all too real Prime Rib dinner will On Jan. 24-26, the the hole, and sometimes the completive and fun numerous wild turkeys when we watch the dev- be served with all of the New England Fishing pushing his trap from the days on weekends at the and other ground nest- astation in Australia. trimmings. Homemade Expo will be held in hole. It was tough fish- club. Plenty of good food ing birds annually. It is Local sportsmen’s pies and pastries are Boxboro! Doors open at ing, but he managed to is always available. a sure sign that the coy- clubs are actively pur- sure to satisfy all in 1 p.m. on Friday. Check catch a few fish. This past week, Dan ote population is on the suing the crossbow bill attendance. For tickets, it out on their Web site It may be a good time to Fraser shot a huge coy- increase. and the Sunday hunting call the club at 1-508-476- at nefishingexpo.com! take out the Rod & Reel, ote in the valley with his Local residents are bill again this year, and 7204. Tickets are only $ Take A Kid Fishing & and if you have a small black powder gun. He also observing less song have sent every State 15 each. Do not miss this Keep Them Rods Bending! boat in storage, you may sent a photo, but it was birds at their feeders in Representative and State great meal and gather- consider taking it out deemed a bit too gory for the last few years. Feral Senator a letter asking ing. to do a bit of fishing, as publication. This coyote cats are responsible for them to support the two Captain Mel True will Antique, collectibles and auction news from 2019

As we enter 2020, I A relatively new piece of electron- thought that I’d share ics is expected to bring over $1 mil- antique news stories lion when it goes on the auction block, from 2019 for the last according to comicbook.com, poly- time. gon.com, and other collectibles and Locally, a man gaming websites. The rare Nintendo attempted to bring Playstation was produced from a col- a gun on a flight at laboration between Sony and Nintendo. Logan Airport on According to reports “a couple hun- Christmas Day, dred prototypes were produced of Antiques, according to CBS the Super NES CD-ROM System, col- Boston. Fortunately loquially known as the SNES-CD or Collectibles for all involved, the Nintendo Play Station.” The auction man explained that it house spokesperson stated that this is & Estates was an antique gun the first time one of these prototypes inherited from his has come to auction. The consignor WAYNE TUISKULA grandfather. When was reportedly offered $1.2 million by he explained his sit- a Norwegian buyer but turned it down. uation to the TSA A sealed rare copy of “Mega Man” screeners, they allowed him to return sold for $75,000 in November making it to his car. it “the most valuable sealed game sold Bloomberg reported that a German at auction.” You may want to rethink World War II “Enigma” machine was putting some of your old video games in auctioned last month. “The three-ci- your next garage sale. pher rotor design was considered There is still time to consign for our unbreakable until the early 1940s. It major auction on Jan. 30 that will be could scramble letters into any one of held in Worcester. I’ll be teaching my 17,576 combinations, except the use In a previous column, I wrote about ministry has since blocked the sale of “Evaluating your antiques” class on of the original letter.” The machine the rare painting by Italian artist the painting, which they now consider March 3 at the Bay Path Adult Education which wrote code that was thought to Cimabue that was found on an elder- a national treasure. The French gov- Evening School. Other events are being be unbreakable brought $106,000. The ly French woman’s wall. USA Today ernment is attempting to raise funds to scheduled. Please see www.centralmas- Enigma, known as the “Hitler mill” reports that “Christ Mocked” sold for pay the $26.6 million that the painting sauctions.com for details on these and because of its hand crank, was pur- $26.6 million. The winning bidders may sold for. The auctioneer is concerned other events. chased by an Irish collector. Hitler’s never see it though. The French news- that the country may not be able to Contact us at: Wayne Tuiskula military ordered the machines to be paper Le Monde reported that Chilean raise the funds. Sadly, the woman who Auctioneer/Appraiser Central Mass destroyed to keep them out of the hands collectors in the United States who “spe- owned the painting passed away short- Auctions for Antique Auctions, Estate of Allied forces. Winston Churchill cialize in Italian masterworks” outbid ly after the auction. Her heirs will have Sales and Appraisal Services www.cen- also ordered captured machines to be the Metropolitan Museum of New York to pay $10 in inheritance tax when the tralmassauctions.com (508-612- 6111) destroyed. Very few survived, making for the painting. The French cultural sale is consummated. [email protected] them quite rare today.

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Say it in The world isn’t black and white. living color! So, why is your ad? 2 • The Webster Times • Friday, January 10, 2020 www.webstertimes.net Obituaries Albert G. Chlapowski, 89 Arthur C. Hunt, 64

WEBSTER – Albert all his life. He was WEBSTER – leagues, competing at Valley Springs G. Chlapowski, a financial officer Arthur C. “Artie” Sportsman Club in Thompson one year 89, died Tuesday, and manager at dif- Hunt, 64, died Friday, and then in New Brunswick, Canada December 31, 2019 at ferent banks in the December 27, 2019 the next year. He was a loyal fan of the home after an illness. area, retiring from in Saint Vincent Boston Red Sox and the New England He leaves his wife Fleet Bank. He was Hospital after a peri- Patriots. He enjoyed fresh water fish- of 59 years, Alice a member and two- od of declining health. ing and playing pitch. (Yassu) Chlapowski; term chairman of the He leaves his wife, The family would like to extend a 4 children, Albert G. Board of Directors of Cynthia L. (Strom) special thank you to Paul and Patricia Chlapowski, Jr. and his wife Sonnie, Webster First Federal Credit Union. Hunt of Dudley; a daughter, Veronica Fournier for being so kind to Artie Jean E. Piechocki and her husband He was an active member of Saint Sarco of Stafford Springs, CT; a son, and so helpful for the many years he Michael, Paul D. Chlapowski and Joseph Basilica and volunteered to Coleman A. Hunt of Dudley; 3 broth- rented from them; to the caring staff his wife Jacque, and Matthew J. work its yearly festivals for many ers, Edward Hunt of Brockton, Robert at ARA Auburn Dialysis for being so Chlapowski; 7 grandchildren, Albert, years as the finance officer. He served Hunt of Carver and George Hunt of N. loving and caring; to all of the staffs at Stephen, Julie, Morgan, Zachary, on the parish council and once was the Carolina; a sister, Mary Pitts and her Lanessa Extended Care, to Overlook in Brandon and Kara; a brother, Frank chairman of stewardship. He was a husband Robert of Randolph; 2 niec- Charlton and especially the Lifecare Chlapowski and his wife Susan; neph- member of the Auburn-Webster Lodge es, Kari Rockman and Katy Barboza; Center of Auburn for the care they ews and nieces. He was preceded in of Elks #2118 and also a member and and 2 great-nieces, Kalyn Rockman and provided; to the Regional Transit death by 2 brothers and 3 sisters. past King Lion of the Sturbridge Lions Liliana Pitts. He was preceded in death Authority and Yellow Cab for the rides He was born on November 2, 1930 in Club. At one time he was involved in by his brother Charles. he so “enjoyed” to and from dialysis; Dudley, a son of Albert and Florence the United Way of Webster & Dudley as He was born and raised in Brockton, to the staff at UMass/Memorial and E. (Leduc) Chlapowski and lived in a director. He was a member and past a son of Charles R. and Claire (Ryder) especially the staff at Saint Vincent Webster most of his life. When he resid- president of the former Exchange Club. Hunt and graduated from Brockton Hospital Hospital for trying to save his ed in Newport, RI he attended and His funeral was held Monday, High School. He lived in Thompson, life; and to all who helped him. His fam- graduated from De La Salle Academy January 6, from the Sitkowski, CT and Millbury before moving to ily appreciates your kindness: please and later earned a Bachelor of Science Malboeuf & Hickey Funeral Home, 340 Webster. continue on with your good work! Degree from Seton Hall University in School Street, with a Mass at 11:00 AM Mr. Hunt was a tractor trailer driv- His funeral was held Saturday, S. Orange, NJ. in Saint Joseph Basilica, 53 Whitcomb er for New England Frozen Foods in January 4, 2020, from the Sitkowski & He was a proud United States Navy Street. Burial was in Saint Joseph Southborough for many years. He Malboeuf Funeral Home, 340 School veteran, serving on the destroyer USS Garden of Peace, with military hon- then assembled boxes and worked in Street, with a Mass at 10:00 AM in Charles P. Cecil during the Korean ors provided by the Webster-Dudley the warehouse at Rand-Whitney in Saint Joseph Basilica, 53 Whitcomb War. He enjoyed attending annu- Veterans Council. Visiting hours were Worcester for 14 years, retiring about street. Burial was in St. Joseph Garden al reunions with his shipmates over held from 2:00 to 4:00 PM Sunday, 10 years ago. of Peace. Visiting hours will be held the years. He was a member of the January 5, in the funeral home. He belonged to the Teamsters Friday, January 3, from 4:00 to 7:00 PM Webster-Dudley American Legion Post Flowers may be sent or donations in Local #170 and the 200 Sportsmen’s in the funeral home. Donations in his #184, the Polish American Veterans his name may be made to Saint Joseph Club. He was active in the festivals name may be made to the American and the “Tin Can Sailors” a national Basilica, 53 Whitcomb St., Webster, at Saint Joseph Basilica, heading up Kidney Fund (kidneyfund.org) or to a organization. MA 01570. the kitchen crew for about 15 years. charity of the donor’s choice. Mr. Chlapowski worked in banking www.websterfunerals.com He participated in annual horseshoe www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com Donald H. Moore, 82 Marcia E. Laurens, 77

AUBURN – Donald and Flora L. (Baier) Whittier, and lived MESA, ARIZONA- Mrs. Laurens was born in Webster, H. Moore, 82, of most of his life in Sutton before moving Marcia E. (Claprood) daughter of the late Everett Claprood Swanson Road, died to Auburn in 2011. He graduated from Laurens, 77, passed and Cecelia (Bembenek) Claprood and peacefully on Sunday, Sutton High School and was a veteran away October 26, lived most of her life in Webster before December 22, 2019, of the U.S. Air Force. 2019. moving to Arizona. She worked at at Good Samaritan Mr. Moore worked in the mainte- Mrs. Laurens Stevens Linen in Dudley and then at St. Medical Center in nance department at Sutton Public is survived by her Vincent’s Hospital as a phlebotomist. Brockton, after a Schools for 49 years, retiring as direc- husband of forty Mrs. Laurens was skilled in crocheting brief illness. He is tor of maintenance in 2011. He loved four years, Carl A. and cake decorating as well as many survived by his wife animals and enjoyed working with his Laurens, Jr; four other crafts. of 61 years, Jeanne H. (Gibson) Moore wife in their garden. children, Rene Mailloux and his wife A Celebration of Life will be held of Auburn; his daughter, Barbara A. A private graveside service was held Suzanne of Gilbert, Arizona, Nina on Thursday, January 16, 2020 at Genatossio and her husband Louis of at West Sutton Cemetery in Sutton. In Kozchanowski and her husband Rick 11:00 a.m. at the Beechwood Hotel, 363 Shrewsbury; his sister, Carol I. Calvert lieu of flowers, memorial contributions of Mesa, Arizona, Mark Mailloux Plantation Street, Worcester. In lieu of Philadelphia, PA; and his brother, may be made to the M.S.P.C.A., 350 and his wife April of Oxford, and of flowers, donations may be made to James H. Moore of Oxford. He was South Huntington Ave., Boston, MA Chris Mailloux and his wife Kim of the American Diabetes Association, 10 predeceased by four brothers, David 02130. Paradis-Givner Funeral Home Paxton; two sisters, Linda Richert of Speen St., 2nd Floor, Framingham, MA W. Moore, Jonathan S. Moore, Alan B. in Oxford is directing the arrange- Dudley and Arlene Santerre of North 01701. Moore, and Joel E. Moore; and a sister, ments. Grosvenordale; five grandchildren and paradisfuneralhome.com Winifred I. Moore. He was born in paradisfuneralhome.com ten great grandchildren. Sutton, son of the late Stanley Moore Ronald W. Conway, Jr., 33

Gordon Emmett Walker DUDLEY – Ronald to Dudley 22 years ago. He graduat- W. Conway, Jr., 33, ed from Shepherd Hill Regional High STURBRIDGE- Gordon Emmett loved you all. Shaw-Majercik Funeral of Ramshorn Road, School in Dudley in 2004, and received Walker of Sturbridge died on Jan. 1, Home, 48 School St., are in charge of died unexpectedly on a bachelor’s degree in business from 2020. At his insistence there will be his arrangements. A guest book is Saturday, December Nichols College in Dudley in 2008. no obituary, calling hours or funeral available at www.shaw-majercik.com 28, 2019, in his home. Mr. Conway was a custodian at service. Please feel free to remember where you may post a condolence or He is survived by Charlton Middle School in Charlton for him in your own special way. He light a candle. his parents, Ronald five years. He enjoyed kayaking and W. and Darlene M. fishing, and was a fan of the Red Sox (Brissette) Conway and Patriots. Most of all, he enjoyed Sr. of Dudley, with whom he lived; spending time with his family. Mary Louise (Ellis) DeFlumere, 79 his sister, Heather L. Conway and her Services are private. In lieu of partner Tom Podles of Webster; his flowers, memorial contributions may NATICK- Mary Louise (Ellis) titude and devoted loyalty. She was maternal grandmother, Lorraine M. be made to the American Diabetes DeFlumere, 79, passed away on our number one fan! She taught us Brissette of Webster; three nieces and Association, 10 Speen St., 2nd Floor, December 30, 2019 at Newton Wellesley all to be independent and kind. Mary one nephew, Kaylee, Aiden, Kelsey, Framingham, MA 01701. Paradis- Hospital. Born on June 24, 1940 in had a passion and gift for sewing. and Riley; and many aunts, uncles, Givner Funeral Home in Oxford is Marlborough, son of the late Edwin Her extraordinary handmade color- and cousins. He was born in Worcester directing the arrangements. and Corina (Dion) Ellis. Mary ful quilts, ceramic dolls, cuddly teddy and lived in Webster before moving paradisfuneralhome.com leaves behind her husband Nicholas bears and beautiful clothes will always DeFlumere, 5 daughters, 1 step son, be a material reminder of her loving, 9 grandchildren and 4 great grand- caring and giving spirit. She shared Stephen B. Cutting, 55 children: Janice Ockerby, Nancy her love of sewing through teaching Cassano, Sara DeFlumere, Christina and generous with her knowledge. We NORTH and was an avid fan of the Boston DeFlumere, step-daughter Laura will miss you Mary-Wife, Mommy, SMITHFIELD– Bruins, Boston Red Sox, and New Sheehan-Barron and step-son William Mom, Grammy, Sister, Aunt, Cousin, Stephen B. Cutting, England Patriots. Charles DeFlumere. She also leaves Friend. We love you and miss you 55, of St. Paul St., for- Stephen is survived by his children, behind 1 brother and 4 sisters: Henry dearly! Please contact Mary’s family merly of Brooklyn, Dr. Marissa Cutting and her husband Ellis, Corina Regnier, predeceased by for Memorial information. The Robert CT, died Thursday, Sho Grant of San Antonio, TX and her sister Jane Rielly, Roberta Doucette J. Miller Funeral Home is assisting January 2, 2020, at Justin Cutting of Schenectady, NY; his and Marcia Ahern. We are deeply Mary’s family with arrangements. To home after a brief siblings, Michael Cutting and his wife saddened by the loss of our mother, leave an on-line message of condolence, illness. Born in Andrea of Webster, MA, James Cutting grandmother, sister and loving wife, or Share a Memory of Mary, Please Worcester, MA, he of Westfield, MA, and Laurie Cutting Mary. We celebrate her strength, for- visit: RJMillerfunerals.net was the son of the late Donald C. and Locklear of Ft. Mill, SC; and many niec- Marie C. (DeMoras) Cutting. Stephen es, nephews, and friends. graduated from Millbury High School Relatives and friends were respect- and attended Worcester State College. fully invited to visit with Stephen’s Douglas Collins, 74 Mr. Cutting worked as a truck driver family from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. for Keebler Co & Kellogg for a num- on Wednesday, January 8, 2020, DANIELSON - Musitano, Angelo Musitano, Benjamin ber of years and Penske Trucking in the Gilman Funeral Home and Douglas Collins, 74, Rivera, Leah Carmela, and Kaylee of Franklin, most recently. He was Crematory, 104 Church St., Putnam. passed away at home Hill; his great-grandchildren Kylie, a member of the Elks Club in both For memorial guestbook visit www. on Tuesday December Caidance, and Aubree Musitano and Danielson, CT and Woonsocket, RI. GilmanAndValade.com. 31, 2019 with his lov- one great-grandchild on the way; his Stephen enjoyed fishing, shooting pool, ing family by his side; two special nephews: George and He is survived Thomas Butts; he also leaves, many by his wife of eigh- nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Yvonne M. Benedict, 60 teen years Glenda Douglas was born in West Warwick, (Stamos) Collins; RI on August 16, 1945, son of the late DUDLEY- Yvonne in the United States his son Christopher Plante and his Thomas and Myrtle (Tourtellotte) M. (Ferguson) Airforce. spouse Keith of Griswold, CT; four Collins; he enjoyed going hunting and Benedict, 60, passed Yvonne enjoyed daughters: Karen Rhodes and her fishing and was a fan of old western away on Wednesday, helping out at her spouse Michael of Parish, FL, Kelly films. Douglas thoroughly enjoyed tak- Jan. 1st, in the Rose friends daycare and Morris of Jewett City, Susan Tarbox ing the family on trips to Jamestown Monahan Hospice hanging out at home of Griswold, CT, Brianna Collins and Beach and spending as much time as Home, Worcester, with her cats. her companion Joshua Howlett of possible with those he loved. after an illness. Funeral services Bethesda, MD; two brothers: Thomas All were invited to attend a celebra- She leaves her and burial for Yvonne Collins of Moosup and Arthur Collins tion of Douglas’ life on Friday January husband, Thomas will be private. There and his spouse Irene of Florida; two 3, 2020 at 12:00 noon at the Sterling A. Benedict; two daughters, Heather are no calling hours. sisters: Betty Nadeau and her hus- Fire House, 225 Main Street Sterling, Buduo and her husband Chris of Dudley The Daniel T. Morrill Funeral Home, band Robert of Rhode Island, and Ida CT. Private committal services will and Kristen Farrar and her husband 130 Hamilton St., Southbridge, is direct- Durning of Rhode Island; fifteen grand- be held at a later date at the Riverside Tony of Charlton; her three grandchil- ing arrangements. children: Ray and his spouse Amy , Cemetery in Sterling. dren, Trinity Mercier, Jacoby Buduo In lieu of flowers donations may Brian, Darren, Brendyn, and Taylor Funeral arrangements have been and Caiden Farrar. be made to the Cancer Center at and spouse Mason Moriarty, Analia entrusted to the care of the Shaw- Yvonne was born in Lisbon, New Harrington, 100 South St., Southbridge, Musitano , Alfred Musitano, Nathaniel Majercik Funeral Home, 48 School York the daughter of Stanley and Ursula MA 01550 Musitano, Michael Musitano , Luciano Street Webster, MA 01570. (Tim) Ferguson. She served Honorable www.morrillfuneralhome.com www.webstertimes.net Friday, January 10, 2020 • The Webster Times • 3 Obituaries Thomas M. Loiselle, 51 Walter S. Kularski, Jr.

UXBRIDGE- School, he was a member of the Class DUDLEY – Walter 23 years before retiring. Thomas M. of 1986. S. Kularski, Jr., He was a communicant of Sacred Loiselle, 51, of An active guy with a great sense of 65, died Monday, Heart of Jesus Church and a daily ador- Millville Rd. died humor, Tom enjoyed playing golf, fish- December 30, 2019 er at the Blessed Sacrament Chapel unexpectedly on ing, and travel, especially taking year- at UMass/Memorial where he prayed for over 20 hours a Thurs. Dec. 26, 2019 ly family cruises. Energetic and ever University Campus week. at home after being ready for an adventure, he was always with his caregiver at Walter enjoyed fishing, working in stricken ill. fun, and enjoyed being around his fam- his side. the yard and taking long walks. He also He is survived ily and friends. He loved listening to He leaves his liked to dine and dance at Point Breeze by his loving wife of 11 years Sabrina music. Tom and his daughter Sydney best friends, Carol Restaurant. A. (Hegerich) Loiselle; his daughter were big fans of the Beatles. He cher- A. Cooke who was his caregiver and His funeral was held, Monday, Sydney A. Loiselle; his dad Kenneth R. ished time with Sydney and always Diane Gaboury; and a sister, Christine January 6 at 10:00 AM in Sacred Heart Loiselle of Grafton; his sister Elizabeth took her to her Karate class. Cofske and her husband Brian of of Jesus Church, 16 East Main Street, A. James and her husband Stephen An amazing husband and dad, Tom Webster; nephews and nieces. A broth- Webster (please meet at the church). of Webster; his brother Michael A. will be missed terribly and remem- er, Stephen A. Kularski died in 2018. Burial will be in Mount Zion Cemetery. Loiselle and his wife Kristine of bered as a warm, loving family man He was born on August 22, 1954 in A time of visitation was held from Blackstone; aunts, uncles, cousins, with a great spirit. Ware, the son of Walter S. Kularski, Sr. 9:30 to 10:00 AM in the church, prior nieces, nephews and many lifelong His Memorial Calling Hours were and Rita I. (Waluk) Kularski, and lived to the Mass. Donations in his name friends. Born in Worcester, MA on May held Sat. Jan. 4, 2020 from Noon to in Leicester and Worcester before mov- may be made to the Blessed Sacrament 10, 1968, he was son of the late Lucille 3 pm in Tancrell Jackman Funeral ing to the Webster-Dudley area. Chapel, 17 East Main Street, Webster, G. (Bourdeau) Loiselle, was raised in Home, 35 Snowling Rd. Uxbridge. Mr. Kularski was a bagger at the for- MA 01570. Arrangements are under Northbridge, and lived in Uxbridge the Services will be held at the end of mer Iandoli’s Market in Worcester and the direction of Sitkowski, Malboeuf & past 13 years. calling hours in the funeral home at then worked at Liqui Box Company for Hickey Funeral Home, 340 School St., Tom was a self-employed electri- 3 pm Memorial donations to help his 15 years. He then worked in mainte- Webster. cian throughout the area. Previously family may be made to https://m.face- nance at Webster Manor in Webster for www.websterfunerals.com he worked with his dad as an electri- book.com/story.php?story_fbid=10156 cian. A graduate of Northbridge High 837068476705&id=680656704&sfnsn=mo Irma Santana, 58 alendar WORCESTER - great-grandchildren, relatives and C Irma Santana, 58, friends; she was predeceased by her passed away on mother Ramona Batista and her broth- Saturday, January 11 ONGOING EVENTS Sunday December er Richard Santana. 29, 2019 at the UMass Irma was born in Utuado, Puerto MEET LOCAL AUTHOR PAUL & INFORMATION Memorial Medical Rico on December 26, 1961; she was a MACEK: 2-4 p.m., Booklovers’ Gourmet, Center in Worcester; hardworking lady, working as a wait- 55 East Main St., Webster. Meet local COMMUNITY MEALS: Blessed She is survived ress for many years. Irma will be deep- author and historian Paul Macek who by two sons: Jose ly missed by her family and friends, but will discuss his new book “The Fall Backpack Brigade Community Huertas of Maine and she will remain in our hearts forever. of the House of Trump” which covers Fellowship Meal served from 5-6 p.m. Michael Santana of Lawrence; three Private funeral arrangements have an historical overview of topics such American Legion Hall, 9 Houghton St, daughters: Maira Santana of Lawrence, been entrusted to the care of the Shaw- as immigration, education, elections, Webster. Please note there is no handi- Jessica Santana of Worcester, and Majercik Funeral Home, 48 School health care, economics and the environ- capped access, but we will have volun- teers to provide you with assistance. Free Carmen Huertas of Spencer; two Street Webster, MA. ment to name a few, putting everything hot meals to anyone in need. Everyone is brothers: Felix Santana of Florida, A guestbook is available at www. that is happening now into a greater welcome. Join us for great food, fellow- and Edwin Santana of Lawrence; her shaw-majercik.com where you may perspective. Illustrated by political car- ship, and fun! For more information, or sister Maria Tirado of Hopkinton; post a condolence or light a candle of toonist David Hitch. to donate or sponsor a meal, call Lauri she also leaves many grandchildren, remembrance. Wednesday, January 15 Joseph 774-230-8988. Blessed Backpack Brigade Community Fellowship Meals MYSTERY BOOK GROUP: 11 a.m.- are served the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of William N. ‘Bill’ DuPont, 62 noon, Booklovers’ Gourmet, 55 East each month at the American Legion on Houghton Street, Webster. DUDLEY- William instrumental in the establishment and Main St., Webster. Mystery Book Group N. ‘Bill’ DuPont, 62, development of Lavoie Field Youth meets to discuss “Beautiful Lies” by Lisa Unger at Booklovers’ Gourmet, 55 ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT: The passed away Sunday Soccer fields in Dudley. East Main St., Webster. To sign up call Webster Alzheimer’s Support Group January 5, 2020 at Bill also obtained his mariner’s Deb at 508-949-6232. About the book: In meets the second Monday of each month Harrington Hospital, license as a Merchant Marine Captain, this fast-paced literary thriller, Unger at Webster Manor, 745 School St., from Webster Campus. was a member of the P.A.V., and 200 takes readers on a breathtaking ride 6-8 p.m. Anyone in the area who feels He leaves behind Sportsman’s Club, also served of the in which a young New York writer’s they are in need of help, doesn’t know his wife of 33 years, Marianapolis Board of Directors good deed has terrible consequences what to do, or is a caregiver for someone Nancy M. (Mason) Finance Committee and Development and leaves her running for her life. with Alzheimer’s, is invited to attend DuPont, two sons, Committee and Trinity Foundation and express their concerns regarding the Jeffrey W. DuPont and Jack W. DuPont and lacrosse field, a member of the Saturday, January 18 care for their loved one. The members of of Dudley. One brother, Richard E. Webster-Dudley Rotary Club and the group will discuss the ways, means, DuPont and his wife Lorie of Austin, Dudley Soccer Association, where he PORK ROAST DINNER: The First and the help you will need as your loved TX and two sisters, Debra DuPont- served as treasurer and also was a soc- Congregational Church of Dudley, one progresses in this disease. Schmidt and her husband Gordon of cer coach from 2006-2018. 135 Center Rd. is having a Pork Roast Pittsburg, PA., and Renee DuPont- He served as an assistant delegate Dinner on Saturday, Jan. 18. Come and NUMISMATICS: Looking for a new Kujawski and her husband Jan of of the Massachusetts Republican enjoy food and fellowship with friends hobby? Come learn about the hobby of Webster as well as several nieces and Committee and Massachusetts Fiscal and neighbors. The menu will include: Coin Collecting. Or maybe you are an nephews, including Attorney David Alliance. Pork Roast, Applesauce, Mashed old time collector. Our club, the Nipmuc J. DuPont, Jr. and grand- nieces and Bill was the former owner of Holden Potatoes, Gravy, Glazed Carrots, and Coin Club, has both. We learn from each grand-nephews, all of which he loved Hills and Point Breeze Banquet facil- Tossed Salad. Dessert will be Golden other through our monthly guest speak- dearly. ities. Gingerbread with Real Whipped Cream. ers, show and tell presentations, month- Bill was born December 22, 1957 in The Mass of Christian Burial will Servings will be at 5:00pm AND 6:15pm. ly coin auctions and free attendance Webster, son of the late Dr. Emil N. be Friday, January 10, 2020 at 10 am in Adults: $12.00; Preteens: $6. Children prizes. Our group loves to share their and E. Marilynn (McKinstry) DuPont, Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, 16 East five and under free. Handicapped knowledge with each other. Each month and was predeceased by two brothers, Main St., Webster, Burial will follow in Accessible. For Reservations Call (508) we have a simple dinner with dessert David J. DuPont, Sr. in 2003 and John Sacred Heart Cemetery. 943-7320. When prompted press *2. and refreshments just prior to our meet- Leave the time of the seating you want, E. DuPont in 2012.He was a graduate of Calling hours will be Thursday, ing, which allows us time to socialize too. your name, telephone #, and the num- January 9, 2020 from 4-7pm at the Fourth Wednesday of each month at 6:30 Bartlett High School and was active on ber in your party. Call backs will only the basketball, football and track teams ROBERT J. MILLER FUNERAL HOME p.m. in the Oxford Senior Center located be made if there is a question about at 323 Main St., the building directly and was a graduate of Northeastern and LAKE CHAPEL, 366 School St., your reservation. We look forward to behind Oxford Town Hall. For informa- University. Webster. seeing you! Bill was Chairman of Webster EMS In lieu of flowers, Memorial tion contact Dick Lisi at (508) 410-1332 or and Hubbard Health Systems, and was Contributions may be made to the Monday, January 20 [email protected]. instrumental in board negotiations American Kidney Fund, 11921 Rockville allowing healthcare to continue to be Pike #300, Rockville, Md. 20852. WEBSTER LODGE A.F. & A.M.: HELP FOR HELPERS: Do you have a available in the Webster community. To leave a message of condolence or 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Building, 27 family member struggling with addic- He was an investment manager and to share a memory of Bill, please vis- Brandes St., Webster. All members of tion or alcoholism? You are not alone. real estate developer, and was also it:RJMillerfunerals.net Webster Lodge are urged to attend. Any Join Families Helping Families Support man interested in Freemasonry is wel- Group. Meetings at Dudley Senior comed. Freemasonry is part of a rich tra- Center every first and third Monday of William J. Kralik, 70 dition of men striving to improve both the month, 6:30-8 p.m. We spend so much their own lives, and the lives of others. time with our addicted loved one, that WEBSTER – at Park ‘N’ Shop in Dudley. He was We believe that the search for knowl- we become victims ourselves. Join us. William J. “Bill” offered many wonderful opportunities edge is the most noble pursuit there is. It’s informal, confidential, with tough Kralik, 70, died through the workshops at both Life Webster Lodge, 161 years strong in 2019, love advice from the heart, sharing of Saturday, December Skills and the Center of Hope. He par- is the oldest active fraternal organiza- resources, hope and hugs. 28, 2019 at home sur- ticipated for many years in the Special tion in the Webster/Dudley area. For rounded by his Life Olympics. He made many friends more information, please visit: http:// HOLISTIC HEALTH: Chair Yoga and Skills family. throughout his life. Whenever out and massfreemasonry.org. so much more every Tuesday from 10:30 He leaves 2 sisters, about in Webster with his family, inev- to 11:30 a.m. at The First Congregational Barbara A. Brigham itably someone would come up to him Tuesday, January 21 Church, 135 Center Road, Dudley (please and her husband and say “hi”. park and enter through the right side basement entrance). Class Fee: $5/class Bruce of Naples, FL, his twin sister, Bill’s family would like to say AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: 7-8 voluntary contribution (Cancer patients Elizabeth J. Colwick of Simpsonville, thank you to Dr. Richard Palken, Dr. p.m., Booklovers’ Gourmet, 55 East Main St., Webster. Local Amnesty always free). Proceeds donated to the SC; his nephews, Robert Colwick and Amjad Bahnassi, the VNA Hospice International Group #356 meets to First Congregational Church of Dudley. his daughter, Kathleen Colwick, and of Southern Worcester County and advocate for human rights issues world- Instructor: Joanne LaLiberte, Holistic Jason Brigham and his wife Ceylan Overlook Hospice. They would also wide at Booklovers’ Gourmet, 55 East Health practitioner.. and their daughter Mina; many cous- like to thank his Life Skills family, Main Street, Webster. New members ins and their families. He was preced- Diane, Patty, Marriah, Brittany, Gail, welcome! For more information, visit KNOWING KNITTERS: Come join ed in death by his nephew, Jonathan Deborah, Stacy, Catherine, Margaret, our Facebook page www.facebook.com/ the Drop In Knitting Group from 5:30 Colwick in 1997. Emma, Berlyne, Emily, Susan, Lori, AI356 or call 508-949-6232. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday evenings and 10 He was born on July 7, 1949 in Polly, Nancy & Lisa R. and many more a.m. to noon on Fridays at the Pearle L. Hartford, CT, a son of Joseph and who over the past 30 years through Saturday, January 25 Crawford Memorial Library, Schofield Ann (Gates) Kralik and moved to their personal and work ethic of car- Avenue, Dudley. All ages and levels, Sturbridge, MA in 1973. He moved to ing, kindness and dedication helped OPEN MIC POETRY SHARE: 2-4 p.m., from beginner to expert, are welcome. independent living in 1979 with the Bill in immeasurable ways to lead a life Booklovers’ Gourmet, 55 East Main St., For more information, call Mary Kunkel help of the ARC Program. Eventually of happiness and independence before Webster. Bring original or favorite at (508) 943-8107. he moved to his home on Brodeur and through the debilitating effects of poems to read in a round robin style. Avenue in Webster under the auspices Alzheimer’s. For all this his family Free, but space is limited. To register, GOT FOOD? The Bread of Life Food of the Life Skills Program. will be eternally grateful. call (508) 949-6232. Pantry, Calvary Assembly of God, locat- With the guidance of his loving par- A memorial Mass was held Friday, ed at 105 Southbridge Road, is open ents and through the Life Skills pro- January 3, 2020 at 11:00 AM in Saint Wednesday, January 29 Mondays from 10 a.m. to noon and gram, Bill lived his life to his fullest Joseph Basilica, 53 Whitcomb Street Thursdays from 5 to 7 p.m. They are potential and taught all those around (please go directly to the church). BOOK GROUP: 6:30-8 p.m., Booklovers’ closed on holidays. They can be reached him the true meaning of leading an Burial will be private and at the con- Gourmet, 55 East Main St., Webster. at 508-949-3711. innocent, simple life. Throughout his venience of his family. Memorial Book group meets to discuss “Before life he loved music and dancing. He donations in his name may be made We Were Yours” by Lisa Wingate at SUPPORT: The Cancer Support was a huge Elvis and Dolly Parton fan. to Life Skills, Inc. 44 Morris Street, Booklovers’ Gourmet, 55 East Main Group meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on the St., Webster. To sign up call Deb at Indian Ranch was a favorite summer- Webster, MA 01570. Arrangements are second Monday of every month in the 508-949-6232. About the book: Memphis, time event. He loved his family and under the direction of Scanlon Funeral Boardroom on the 4th floor at Harrington Tennessee, 1936. The five Foss children Hospital, 100 South Street, Southbridge. spent many fun vacations with them, Service, 38 East Main Street, Webster. find their lives changed forever when including Disney World. http://www.scanlonfs.com their parents leave them alone on the Call (508) 764-2400 for more information. Mr. Kralik worked for several years family shantyboat one stormy night. 4 • The Webster Times • Friday, January 10, 2020 www.webstertimes.net

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SOLD SOLD SOLD ON DEPOSIT MILLBURY – WATERFRONT! Ramshorn Lake! 51 Davis Rd! Beautifully Landscaped & Private 1.22 Acres w/500’ on AUBURN – 16 Lorna Dr! 7 Rm Split Entry Ready for the Next Owner! Located WEBSTER LAKE – 9 Pebble Beach Rd! Middle Pond – Winter Cove! Private Peninsula Protected from the Storm the Water! One of Ramshorn’s Premier Properties “Royledge”! Sprawling 3,117’ French Country Villa w/Panoramic Wa- on a Cul-de-sac! Many Recent Updates! Windows 2006! Roof 2010! Siding 2016! – Safe Harbor! Custom 3,179’ 8 Rm Contemp Ready for Your Immediate Enjoyment! Grand Entry Foyer! Ideal Open Water Heater, Garage Door & Opener 2017! Driveway & Deck 2018! Applianced ter Views from this Perfect Peninsula! Ideal for Entertaining! Stonewalled Gated Entry, Long Private Drive to its Stately Flr Plan w/Sky Lighted Cathedral Ceilings, Tall Windows & Hrdwd Flrs! Beautiful Applianced Custom Granite Kit w/ Oak Cabinet Kit w/Tile Floor! Dining Rm! Spacious Liv Rm! Master Bdrm w/ Appearance! Sprawling Stone & Slate 6+ Rm Masterpiece! Light Abounds! Cathedral & Tray Ceilings w/Skylights! Unique Hrdwds! 3 Comfortable Bdrms Total! Full Bath! Finished Lower Level Fireplace Center Isl! Formal Din, Fireplace Liv Rm w/Water/Estuary Views! 1st Flr Laundry! Second Floor Master Suite, Ideal Country Kitchen! Formal Dining Rm! Frplcd Great Rm! Lake Facing Spacious Master Suite w/Everything You’d Expect! 3 Fam Rm w/Custom Bar, Recessed Lighting & 2nd Bath! Screened-in Porch to Full Bath, Huge Walk-in Closet! 3 Bdrms Total! 2 Full & 2 Half Baths! Walk-out Lower Level Fireplace Fam Rm! Comfortable Bdrms! 3 Full Bathrooms! C/Air! Garages – 1 & 2 Car Detached Garages! Reward Yourself! $999,000.00 a Private Yard w/New Pressure Treated Deck is Ready for Entertaining! Nicely Buderus Oil Heat! C/Air! Oversized 2 Car Garage! $779,900.00 Landscaped! 1 Car Garage! Shed! Ideal Commuter Location! $325,000.00

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OXFORD – 27 Rocky Hill Rd! Move Right Into this 6 Rm Ranch! Bright, Fresh WEBSTER – 27 N. Main St! 3 Family! DUDLEY – 9 Nellies Way! TOBIN FARM ESTATES! 10 Rm Colonial Set on 1.2 Acres! Applianced Dine-in Granite Kit! 3 DUDLEY - 7 – 9 West Street! Brick 4 Family plus a 2 Family! Side by Kitchen! Dining Rm! 20’ Living Rm! 3 Comfortable Bedrms! Nice Bathrm! Deck 5/5/3 Rms! 3/3/1 Bedrooms! 1st Flr w/ Season Sun Rm off Kit! Din Rm, 2 Story Fam Rm w/Pellet Stove, Bdrm, Full Bath w/Laundry & Gleaming Hrdwds Round Out Side! All with 5 Rooms and 2 Bedrooms! Gas Heat! All Separate Utilities! Eat-in! Liv Rm! 3 Bdrms! Updated Bathrm! 2 Car Detached Garage! The 4 Family with Beautiful Natural Woodwork! All w/Awning! All the Work has been Done! Roof, Siding, Windows, Insulation, Gas 2nd Flr w/Kit w/Din Area! Liv Rm! 3 Bdrms! 1st Flr! 2nd Flr Features an Open Balcony to the Liv Rm! Plenty of Space for an Office, Playroom or Reading Area, Use Your Apartments are Empty and Work is Needed in Several Apartments! Excellent Furnace, Gas Hot Water Heater, AC, Front Porch Windows, Door, Living Rm Floor, Updated Bath! 3rd Flr w/Eat-in Kit! Liv Rm! Imagination! Master w/Tray Ceiling & 3 Closets! Master Bath w/Dual Sinks, Shower, Whirlpool Tub & Makeup Counter! 2 Potential! Will be a Good Investment for the Right One! $399,900.00 Skylights, Kitchen, Bath & Dining Rm Floors! 2 Bedrm’s Wall to Wall Carpeting Bdrm! Full Bath! Long Term Tenants! Sep Additional Bdrms & Full Bath! Huge Finished Walk-out Lower Level Perfect for Entertaining! Wet Bar w/Wine Cooler & & the Interior Freshly Painted 10/2019! Quick Closing Possible! $269,900.00 Utilities! Vinyl Sided! Laundry Hook Ups! Freshly Painted Hallways! $249,900.00 Fridge! Half Bath w/Tile Flr! Irrigation! Shed! JD Riding Mower! Don’t Miss Out! $469,900.00

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SOLD DUDLEY – 61 Townfarm Rd! Charming 7 Rm Cape Set 1.9 Acres! This 3 Bdrm THOMPSON – 299 Quaddick Rd! Beautiful Custom Cedar Log Home Privately Home Completely Renovated 2015! Updates Include - Roof, Windows, Sid- Set on 5.47 Acres! Stone Wall Entry Leads Up the 700+’ Driveway! Nestled ing, Kitchen, 2 Baths, Furnace, Electric Panel, Well, Septic, Driveway & More! in the Woods! 6 Rms of Gorgeous Cedar! Applianced Granite Kit w/Soft Ideal Open Flr Plan! Cabinet Packed Granite Kit w/Island & SS Appliances! Close Hickory Cabinets! Ideal Open Flr Plan w/Soaring Beamed Cathedral SOLD 1st Flr w/Beautiful Hrdwds! Frplc Liv Rm! 1st Flr Master Bdrm! Office or 4th Ceilings w/Skylights! Gleaming Hrdwds! Liv Rm w/Spectacular Stone Frplc w/ Bdrm! Custom Tiled Bath w/Laundry! Upstairs 2 Spacious Bdrms w/Hrdwds Pellet Insert! 1st Flr Master w/Full Whirlpool Bath & Walk-in Closet! 3 Bdrms & 2nd Full Bath! Large Paver Patio! Shed! Gorgeous Views! $299,900.00 & 2.5 Baths Total! 3Z Buderus Oil Heat! 2 Car Garage! $399,900.00

SOLD SOLD WEBSTER LAKE – 250 Killdeer Island Rd! North Pond’s Sandy Shore! 9 Rm Ranch in Meticulous Condition! Absolutely Beautiful 100’ Waterfront Lot! Stainless Applianced Kitchen w/Cherry Cabinets, Granite Counters, Hrdwd Floor & Dining Area DUDLEY – 94 Tracy Road! 7 Rm 4 Bdrm Colonial On 1.24 Acres! Privacy! Many w/Slider to Deck! Formal Dining Rm w/Hrdwds! Front to Back Living Rm Overlooking the Lake w/Cathedral Ceiling, Custom SUTTON - LAKE SINGLETARY WATERFRONT! 5 West Sutton Rd! 8 Rm Upgrades! Hrdwds Throughout! Frplce Liv Rm w/Recessed Lights! Formal Din Rm! Eat- Built Cabinets, Gas Frplc & Hrdwds! 1st Flr Lake Facing Master Bdrm w/Slider to the Deck & Access to the Screened Hot Tub, Cape! 3 Bedrooms! Screen House at Waters Edge! Gradual Access to the in Kit Updated in 2015! Cherry Cabinets, Granite Counters, Center Isl & SS Appliances! w/Walk-in Closet, Full Bath w/Whirlpool Tub, Separate Shower & Commode Closet! 1/2 Bath & Separate Laundry Rm Nearby! Water! Well Maintained! Kit, Formal Dining Rm! Spacious Fireplace Living Sunroom w/Skylights, Hrdwd Flrs & Slider to Deck! 1st Flr 1/2 Bath w/Laundry! Master Walk-out Lower Level w/Full Kitchen, 22’ Lake Facing Family Rm w/Sliders to the Patio/Lake! 2 Lake Facing Bdrms w/Sliders to Rm! Den! Sun Rm! Updated Windows! Brand New Furnace w/Hybrid Hot Bdrm w/Dble Closet & Full Bath w/Linen Closet! 2nd Flr Full Bath! Lower Level the Patio/Lake! Full Bath! Oversized 2 Car Garage! LP Gas Heat/Hydro Air! Generator! Private Boat Ramp! Docks! Don’t Delay! Game Rm/Office! Utility/Storage Rm! 16X21 Deck! Garage Under! Save on Your $910,000.00 Water System & New Septic Just Installed! Quick Closing! $449,000.00 Electric Your Bills, 2015 Solar Panels! Level yard w/Shed! Call now! $349,000.00

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CHARLTON – GLEN ECHO LAKE! 3 Sunset Dr! Western Exposure = Beautiful Sunsets! Fantastic WEBSTER LAKE – 50 West Point Rd! Killdeer Island! 4,700’ Entertainers Dream! Magnificent Sunsets! Built WEBSTER LAKE – 68 W Point Rd! Western Exposure - Spectacular Sunsets! 2016, Has It All! 2 Story Foyer! Granite Kit w/Center Isl, Dble Oven, High End Appliances & Walk-in Pantry! Din Rm w/ 75’ Waterfront w/Expansive Views! 6 Rm Yr Rd Ranch! Ideal 2nd Home! Renovate 105’ Waterfront! Ideal 15,941’ Gently Sloping Lot! Comfortable 9 Rm Ranch! Stainless Appliance Eat- or Enjoy As Is! Open Flr Plan! Applianced Cabinet Packed Kit! Lake Facing Din & Wet Bar, Sliders to 14x30’ Deck! Bright & Airy Liv Rm w/Lake Views, Custom Built Cabinets, Gas Frplc! 1/2 Bath + in Granite Kit! Din Rm w/Hrdwd Flr! Lake Facing Liv Rm w/Panoramic Water Views! 4 Bdrms, 3 Lake Liv Rms w/Water Views! Sliders to Screen Enclosed Porch! Master w/Ceiling Fan Facing including the Spacious Master! Full Hall Bath! Enjoy the Sun Rm w/Lake Views! 32’ Walk- Laundry! An ELEVATOR to Service All 3 Floors! Upstairs leads to 3 Spacious Bdrms each w/Private Baths! Master w/ & Dble Closet! 2nd Bdrm w/Dble Closet! Full Bath off Hall! Finished Walk-out Tray Ceiling, Walk-in Closet + Private Balcony! Master Bath, Soaker Tub & Large Tile Shower! Walk-up Attic w/Expansion out Lower Level Frplce Fam Rm w/Wet Bar & Convenient Half Bath! Nicely Landscaped Front & Lower Level w/25’ Fam Rm w/Door to Lakeside Patio, Bdrm, Full Bath & Utility/ Possibilities! Lower Level w/Full Kit, 1/2 Bath, Lake Facing Fam Rm, Media/Exercise Rm + Lake Facing Bdrm w/Frplc Back! Lake Level Deck, Dock & Rear Shed! Benefitted by Town Sewer! Start Packing! $499,900.00 Storage Rm! 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths Total! Oil Heat! Covered Entry Ramp & Electric & Private Bath! Slider to Patio! 13 Zones! Oversized 2 Car Garage! Loaded w/Quality & Detail! $1,175,100.00 Chair Lift! Shed! Dock! Summer Will Be Back – Don’t Delay! $499,900.00

SOLD SOLD NEW LISTING CHARLTON – 105’ WATERFRONT! Baker Pond! 63 Lincoln Pt Rd! East Facing = Fantastic Sunrises! Custom 9 Rm WEBSTER LAKE – 50 Union Point Rd! Panoramic Views of Middle Pond – South Facing – Tons of Sun! Princi- WEBSTER LAKE – 506 Beacon Park! 1,280’ Custom WATERFRONT Colonial! Beautiful 1/2 Acre Lot w/Lawn to Water’s Edge! 2 Story Foyer! Natural Woodwork! Open Flr Plan! Appliance pal Residence or as a Second Home this 6+ Rm Gambrel Colonial will be Ready for You! You’ll Appreciate its Easy Townhouse, Ideal End Corner Unit w/Panoramic Lake Views! Granite Kit w/Isl, Recessed Lights, Tile Flr & Water View! Din Area w/Slider to Deck! Sunken Frplc Liv Rm w/Hrdwd Flr Access and Taken Back by the Ever Changing Lake Vistas! Featuring Applianced Kitchen w/Island, Dining Area, Overlooks Lakeside Pool & Sandy Beach! From the Private Entry & Water Views! Din Rm w/Hrdwd! 1/2 Bath w/Pedestal Sink! 2nd Flr w/4 Bdrms, 3 w/Water Views! Master w/Cathedrals, Lake Facing Fireplaced Living Rm with Custom Cabinetry, All with Hardwood Floors! Ideal Lake Facing 3 Sea- this Unit is Like No Other! Being Sold Fully Furnished & Appointed! French Dr to Balcony, Bath w/Separate Tub/Shower, Walk-in Closet & Laundry! Hall Bath! 3.5 Baths Total! Finished Walk- sons Rm w/Tile Floor & Anderson Sliders All Around! 3 Second Floor Bedrooms! Spacious Lake Facing Master w/ 1st Flr w/Beautiful Maple Hrdwds! SS Applianced Silestone Kit! out Lower Level w/31’ Fam Rm! Full Kit! Full Bath & Laundry! Includes NEW A/C SPLITS SYSTEM! Enjoy Outside Cathedral Ceiling & 2 Sliders to its Private Deck! 2 Full Baths! Central Air! Composite Decks & Flag Stone Pa- Recessed Lighting! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Tile Baths! Recent A/C from the Farmer’s Porch, Deck, Patio, Screened Porch or Dock! 2 Car Garage! Full Recreational Use! $524,900.00 tio for Your Enjoyment! 7,405’ Lot with 50’ on the Water! Sorry, Closing not before 9/10/2019! $624,900.00 & Heat! Garage! $369,900.00

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Updated 2 Family - Vinyl Siding- 1st Floor 6 Rooms, 3 bedrooms. Ready to move in! 2 bedroom 1& 1/2 bath condo. Large 1 Full Bath, open Kitchen. Fully Applianced. Washer & Dryer Includ- Location, Location, Location! Close to I395. Split En- bedrooms with large full bath master bedroom private Cape gutted to the studs and remodeled, 3 Br, 1 bath; Large 4 Family! 3 car garage! Off street park- ed. New Carpeting, Hardwood Floors. 2nd Floor - Open Kitchen with try with 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms & 1-1/2 baths. Many access. Skylight Hallway, extra large living area with sep- 1.7 acres. New kitchen cabinets w/granite counters and ing. 2 bedrooms each unit! Walk-up attic Gorgeous Kitchen Cabinets - 6 Rooms, 3 Bed, 1 Full Bath Hardwood Updates! Fireplace living room. Wood floors! Recent arate dining! Access to private deck via sliders, fully center island. New electrical/plumbing. Large Gambrel Floors, New carpeting. Each Apartment has 1,200+ sq ft plus. Oil Heat with a lot of potential! Solar panels!! Fully Asphalt Shingled Roof & Solar Panels. applianced kitchen , loads of counter space, tons of storage. Post & Beam. 2 bay garage w/loft. New septic. - 2 New Oil Tanks, Circuit Breakers. Off street parking. Town Water & Full finished basement, brand new heat and a/c system. Sewer, 3rd Story Unfinished. Great Commuter Location. $237,500. NEW PRICE $249,500 Rented. $369,900. assisted sale $289,900. $134,900. WEBSTER - 3 STEFANIAK AVE. WOODSTOCK, CT - 64 LYON HILL RD WEBSTER/OXFORD/DUDLEY/DOUGLAS HOLLAND - 6 MAIDEN LN WEBSTER LAND - COOPER RD Dudley - Marshall Terrace 12,000 +/- Sq, Ft. Possible potential for a 2 family to be built! Town Water, Sewer, City Gas! Nice level lot. $70,000 Douglas-Mount Daniels Lot #2-2.5 Acres of flat land that ATTENTION abuts Douglas State Forest $132,900 DEVELOPERS SORRY, SOLD! SORRY, SOLD! Webster - 3 Lots Cooper Rd. Attention Developers! 3 SORRY, SOLD! abutting house lots, potential to divide into 5-6 Buildable lots! Cute 2 Bedroom Ranch! All hardwood Floors, Estate like long paved driveway! 3158 Sq Ft Colonial! Geothermal water/sewer access $129,400 A nice place to call home! Houses situated perfectly on built. Open floor plan, ash flooring throughout! Granite and s/s appli- Attention Developers! 3 abutting house lots, gas Fireplace living room! 2 baths. Applianc- anced kitchen! Large master bedroom, coffered ceiling, master bath, Webster - 85 Upper Gore! View of the Lake. 1+ acre,artesian the lot to promote privacy on this .44 acre Lot! 6 room es included. 2 zone heat. Large deck! Young W/Jetted tub! Walk in closets. Two car garage. Radiused catwalk on well, Septic Design,Etc. $130,000. 2 bedroom 1-1/2 Bath. 2 brick fireplaces! Furnace and potential to divide into 5-6 Buildable lots! asphalt roof. Walk out lower living level. Town Wa- upper level! A walk up attic. Walk out lower level! The third garage is Oxford - 4 Leicester St. approx. 8.47 acres! River frontage! roof approximately 6 years old. Plus a guest house! Lake Residential area, Water/Sewer access accessed from the lower level. Generator hookup. One beautiful prop- assisted sale $229,000. $129,400. ter & Sewer, City Gas $219,900. erty! assisted sale $499,900. Highly possible to be subdivided. $99,900 On the shores of Lake Char gogg a gogg man chaugg a gogg chau bun a gung a maugg

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Excellent Opportunity to Finally Own Your Own Webster Lake Wa- AN INTRIGUING OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN EXTREMELY UNIQUE terfront Property! Prime Location, 5,697+/- SF Lot, 50’ Rd & Water 3.32 ACRE WEBSTER LAKE WATERFRONT PROPERTY! Charming, Frontage at a Great Price! Contemporary Ranch offers 996+/- SF of year-round, 2 BR, 2 bath Ranch, located at the Southern most end of living area w/2 BRs & 2 full baths. Plus, convenient, indoor access Webster Lake’s South Pond beyond Cedar Island! Extremely private to Walkout Lower Level w/tremendous potential for additional living area. Main level features Open Floor Plan w/sliders to full front deck! w/direct Lake access. The home offers a full finished LL w/walkout SORRY, SOLD! Spectacular Westerly views across Middle Pond! Additional land & SORRY, SOLD! access, a screened-in 18x20 patio,18x26 det’d garage & 8x8 storage shore frontage available. NEW PRICE $299,900 shed. Park like grounds! New Price $375,000 www.webstertimes.net Friday, January 10, 2020 • The Webster Times • 5

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NEW PRICE PUT YOUR TRUST IN US OPEN HOUSE 12-2PM SUNDAY SOUTHBRIDGE 20 HARTWELL TER TEAMWORK AND EXPERIENCE :Impeccably maintained Cape COd Style SOUTHBRIDGE: Country Living at it’s BEST! Private oasis! Great Colonial with 6 rooms 3 bedrooms 2 ½ WEBSTER: INVESTORS TAKE NOTICE! Fully rent- Jo-Ann Szymczak 774-230-5044 home! 6 rooms 4 bedrooms 2 baths. Beau- ed! 2 Large 3 bedroom apartments and one 2 bed- tiful kitchen with appliances. Wonderful heated baths. Large kitchen/dining room combo with tile floor. Half bath and first floor laundry. Master bedroom with room apartment. Exceptional large & level yard! Diane Luong 774-239-2937 sun room with deck for barbecuing. Hardwood Centrally located for commuters. Tenants pay their floors. Central Air. Updated boiler and hot wa- large walk in closet and master bath. 2017 Pellet stove to keep you warm. Cozy three season sun room which own utilities. Washer & dryer hook ups. Newer hot Maria Reed 508-873-9254 ter. Professionally landscaped yard. Located at water tanks. Enclosed staircases. Large off street the end of a dead end street. $234,900. leads to patio/deck and a large flat yard. New roof in 2019. $265,000 parking lot. $214,900. Maureen O’Connor 508-981-4902 ReMax Advantage 1 179 Shrewsbury St., Worcester MA 01604 Feeling a little CALL FOR A MARKET ANALYSIS Licensed in MA & CT STURBRIDGE: Desirable Double Wide Mobile Home in Sturbridge Retirement SOUTHBRIDGE: INEXPENSIVE com- SOUTHBRIDGE: Wonderful 2 family on Co-op Park! 5 rooms 2 bedrooms 2 baths! mercial building with loads of potential! corner Lot with Yard! Many updating was EXCELLENT LOCATION being the last home Open 1584 square feet of room for all on dead end! Privacy! Large master bedroom done in 2008 including roof, siding, 2nd Crowded? types of businesses even just warehouse with master bath! Vaulted ceilings in living egress, electrical, plumbing, plus numer- storage! Full cellar! Electrical updated. room/dining room combo. Eat in kitchen. ous interior upgrades. Fully rented with Look for that new Two ½ baths. BIG BIG parking area! Large enclosed porch too! Shed. $70,000 good income! $179,900. plus park share! $89,900. home in our real ACTIVELY SEEKING LISTINGS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: estate section. SOUTHBRIDGE, STURBRIDGE, DUDLEY, CHARLTON, WEBSTER, HOLLAND. PLEASE CONTACT US! WOODSTOCK: 21 Acres, 4 bedroom log DUDLEY: Lot for Sale, Town Water Avail- home, 2 fireplaces nature lovers paradise, 2,.5 able, Town Sewer Available baths, private sanctuary close to highways Alton Drive – $75,000 480 Rte. 197 – $650,000 WHY RENT Sellers - Inventory is low WHEN YOU CAN OWN? Great Time To List And Move On. Downsize or relocate? This is a great time to buy. Own for the Call for a free market analysis Open House Directory same price as renting. Attend weekly classes on home ownership — learn SZYMCZAK (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse about qualifying “0” down payment (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult Community programs — Call Jo-Ann 508-943-7669 SELLS! (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment (W) Waterfront ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE Re/Max Professional Associates SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 In loving Memory of Pam Crawford DUDLEY Our Broker 5 Fairview ave S 12:30-2 $248,500 Re/Max Professional Associates/ and Our Friend Patrick Sweeney 774-452-3578 Conrad Allen ConradAllen.com Patrick Sweeney SOUTHBRIDGE 508-400-0438 Licensed in MA & CT 774-452-3578 20 Hartwell Ter S Noon-2 $234,900 Aucoin Ryan Realty 508-765-9155 PENDING SOLD PENDING WEBSTER 5 Surrey Ln S 11-1:30 $409,000 Hope Real Esate Group/ June Cazeault 860-377-2077

WEBSTER, MA - $267,900 OXFORD, MA - $234,900 STURBRIDGE, MA - $299,900 44 Depot Road 234 Podunk Road 56 Chase Ave 3 Bedroom, Ranch Antique Colonial, 2-Family Recently Remodeled 4 bed, 2 bath, Remodeled Completely Renovated Feature ProPerties PENDING OPEN HOUSE SAT 12:30-2 NEW CONSTRUCTION To have your open house listed in this directory. New Construction PROPERTIES DUDLEY, MA - $248,500 COMING SOON WEBSTER, MA - $288,900 5 Fairview Ave BUILD TO SUIT Please contact Patricia Owens 508-909-4135 90-A Sutton Rd. Under Priced, Needs Work 3 Bedroom, Raised Ranch. Come We Have Qualified Buyers, Always Looking To Sell, Any Type! Contact Us Today! 6 • The Webster Times • Friday, January 10, 2020 www.webstertimes.net LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE 1.An undivided Fifty Percent (50%) per- as a bidder (the mortgage holder and this proceeding. If you fail to file a time- MORTGAGEE’S SALE cent interest in the Common Elements its designee(s) are exempt from this ly written appearance and objection OF REAL ESTATE described in the Master Deed. requirement); high bidder to sign writ- followed by an affidavit of objections By virtue of and in execution of the 2.The post office address is 38 Elm ten Memorandum of Sale upon accep- within thirty (30) days of the return day, Power of Sale contained in a cer- Street, Unit 2, Webster, Massachusetts tance of bid; balance of purchase price action may be taken without further no- tain mortgage given by Michael M. 01570. payable in cash or by certified check tice to you. Kozlowski and Teisha M. Vincent to Said Unit is conveyed subject to and in thirty (30) days from the date of the UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION Sherwood Mortgage Group Inc., dated with the benefit of: sale at the offices of mortgagee’s attor- UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS October 13, 2006 and recorded in 1.The provisions of said Chapter 183A; ney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Worcester County (Worcester District) 2.The provisions of the Master Deed Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, A Personal Representative appointed Registry of Deeds in Book 39962, and floor plan of the Condominium MA 01851 or such other time as may under the MUPC in an unsupervised Page 311 (the “Mortgage”) of which recorded simultaneously with and as be designated by mortgagee. The administration is not required to file an mortgage Wells Fargo Bank, National a part of the Master Deed and the 38 description for the premises contained inventory or annual accounts with the Association as Trustee for Option One Elm Street Condominium Trust, dated in said mortgage shall control in the Court. Persons interested in the estate Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-1, Asset- September 25, 2006 and recorded event of a typographical error in this are entitled to notice regarding the ad- Backed Certificates, Series 2007-1 with said Registry in Book 39895, publication. ministration directly from the Personal is the present holder by assignment Page 1 (the “Trust”), in each case as Other terms to be announced at the Representative and may petition the from Sherwood Mortgage Group, Inc. the same may be amended from time sale. Court in any matter relating to the es- to Option One Mortgage Corporation to time by instruments recorded with Wells Fargo Bank, National Association tate, including the distribution of assets dated October 13, 2006 recorded in said Registry, with provisions, together as Trustee for Option One Mortgage and expenses of administration. Worcester County (Worcester District) with any amendments thereto shall Loan Trust 2007-1, Asset-Backed WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A. Keamy, First Registry of Deeds in Book 39962, constitute covenants running-with the Certificates, Series 2007-1 Justice of this Court. Page 323; assignment from Sherwood land and shall bind any person having. Korde & Associates, P.C. Date: December 30, 2019 Mortgage Group, Inc. to Wells Fargo at any time any interest or estate in 900 Chelmsford Street Stephanie K. Fattman, Bank, N.A. as Trustee for Option One the Unit, his family, servants, tenants; Suite 3102 Register of Probate Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-1, Asset- invitees and visitors, as though such Lowell, MA 01851 January 10, 2020 Backed Certificates, Series 2007-1 provisions were recited and stipulated (978) 256-1500 dated September 9, 2008 recorded in at length herein; Vincent, Teisha M., 18-031577 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Worcester County (Worcester District) 3. Such taxes attributable to the Unit January 3, 2019 The Trial Court Registry of Deeds in Book 43321, and Common Elements for the current January 10, 2019 Probate and Family Court Page 238 and assignment from Sand fiscal year as are not due and payable January 17, 2019 Worcester Division Canyon Corporation f/k/a Option One on the date of delivery hereof, Docket No. 19P3934 Mortgage Corporation to Wells Fargo 4. Provisions of existing building and Estate of: Bank, National Association as Trustee zoning laws; Commonwealth of Massachusetts Rita J. Fettig for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 5. The Unit is intended for residen- The Trial Court Date Of Death: August 20, 2019 2007-1, Asset-Backed Certificates, tial dwelling Purposes only, except Probate and Family Court INFORMAL PROBATE Series 2007-1 dated June 22, 2018 that the Trustee of the Condominium Worcester Probate and Family PUBLICATION NOTICE recorded in Worcester County Association may, in any case, grant a Court To all persons interested in the above (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds Unit Owner permission to use the Unit 225 Main Street captioned estate, by Petition of in Book 59051, Page 179, for breach for any professional or commercial Worcester, MA 01608 Petitioner Kimberly A. Tonkin of Dud- of conditions of said mortgage and for purpose, ancillary to the residential (508) 831-2200 ley, MA the purpose of foreclosing the same, use, permitted by the zoning ordinance Docket No. WO19P4223EA a Will has been admitted to informal the mortgaged premises located at 38 of the Town of Webster, CITATION ON PETITION FOR probate. Elm Street, Unit No. 2, of the 38 Elm The Unit may be used only for residen- FORMAL ADJUDICATION The estate is being administered un- Street Condominiums, Webster, MA tial purposes in accordance with the Estate of: der informal procedure by the Personal 01570 will be sold at a Public Auction zoning laws of the Town of Webster, Estelle I Jussaume Representative under the Massachu- at 1:00 PM on January 27, 2020, at the subject in all events to the restrictions Date of Death: 10/11/2019 setts Uniform Probate Code without mortgaged premises, more particularly set forth in said Master Deed. To all interested persons: supervision by the Court. Inventory described below, all and singular the Being the same premises conveyed A Petition for Formal Probate of Will and accounts are not required to be premises described in said mortgage, to the mortgagors by Deed of Irene with Appointment of Personal Rep- filed with the Court, but interested par- to wit: J. Innis recorded with the Worcester resentative has been filed byBeverly ties are entitled to notice regarding the The Condominium Unit in Webster, District Registry of deeds herewith in Kozlowski of Medway MA administration from the Personal Rep- Worcester County, Massachusetts Book 39962, Page 305. requesting that the Court enter a for- resentative and can petition the Court known as Unit 2 of the 38 Elm Street For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded mal Decree and Order and for such in any matter relating to the estate, Condominium, situated on 38 Elm with the Worcester County (Worcester other relief as requested in the Petition. including distribution of assets and Street, Webster, Worcester County, District) Registry of Deeds in Book The Petitioner requests that Beverly expenses of administration. Interest- Massachusetts 01570, a Condominium 39962, Page 305. Kozlowski of Medway MA ed parties are entitled to petition the established pursuant to Massachusetts The premises will be sold subject to be appointed as Personal Representa- Court to institute formal proceedings General Laws, Chapter 183A, by any and all unpaid taxes and other tive(s) of said estate to serve Without and to obtain orders terminating or re- Master Deed dated September 25, municipal assessments and liens, and Surety on the bond in an unsuper- stricting the powers of Personal Rep- 2006 and recorded with the Worcester subject to prior liens or other enforce- vised administration. resentatives appointed under informal District Registry of Deeds at Book able encumbrances of record entitled IMPORTANT NOTICE procedure. A copy of the Petition and 39894, Page. 350 (the “Master Deed”), to precedence over this mortgage, and You have the right to obtain a copy of Will, if any, can be obtained from the which Unit is shown on the floor plan of subject to and with the benefit of all the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Petitioner. the building, recorded at the Worcester easements, restrictions, reservations Court. You have a right to object to this January 10, 2020 County Registry of Deed in Plan Book and conditions of record and subject to proceeding. To do so, you or your attor- 848, Plan 97, and on the copy of the all tenancies and/or rights of parties in ney must file a written appearance and portion of said plan is attached here- possession. objection at this Court before: 10:00 to and made a part hereof, to which Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or a.m. on the return day of 1/28/2020. is affixed a statement in the form certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadFamily- required by Section 9 of Chapter 183A. as a deposit must be shown at the time line by which you must file a written ap- Said Unit is conveyed together with: and place of the sale in order to qualify pearance and objection if you object to Fun! Local Events, Arts, and HERE & THERE Entertainment Listings

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Brookfield, MA 508- 867-2345 salemcrossinn.com www.webstertimes.net Friday, January 10, 2020 • The Webster Times • 7 LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE a typographical error in this publication. iron pin; be sold at a Public Auction at 3:00 PM OF REAL ESTATE For Mortgagors’ Title see deed dated THENCE S. 89 degrees 46’ W., one on February 6, 2020, at the mortgaged Premises: 30 Thayer Pond Drive, August 30, 2004 and recorded in Book hundred forty-three and nine hun- premises, more particularly described Unit 30-8 in the Thayer Pond 34506 at Page 183 with the Worcester dredths (143.09) feet to an iron pin; below, all and singular the premises Village Condominium, North Oxford, County (Worcester District) Registry of THENCE N. 9 degrees 03’ E., fifty (50) described in said mortgage, to wit: Massachusetts Deeds. feet to a stake; Unit No. 1 of Building No. 2, High Street, By virtue and in execution of the Power Said Unit will be conveyed together THENCE 89 degrees 38’ E., one hun- Extension, Webster, Massachusetts of of Sale contained in a certain mortgage with an undivided percentage interest dred twenty-nine and ninety two hun- The Highcrest Condominium, created given by Michelle M. Bond to Mortgage in the Common Elements of said dredths (129.92) feet to the point of by Master Deed, dated July 24, 1986 Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Condominium appurtenant to said Unit beginning. and recorded on July 25, 1986 with the as nominee for Countrywide Home and together with all rights, easements, TRACT II Worcester District Registry of Deeds, Loans, Inc., said mortgage dated covenants and agreements as contained A certain tract of land in Dudley on the Book 9638, Page 381, as amended in August 30, 2004, and recorded in and referred to in the Declaration of westerly side of Progress Street and Book 10078, Page 43. the Worcester County (Worcester) Condominium, as amended. being a portion of the tract conveyed The Post Office Address of the condo- Registry of Deeds, in Book 34506 at TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will by Nicholas D’Alessandro to Frank and minium is: P.O. Box 882, Webster, MA Page 185 and now held by Wilmington be sold and conveyed subject to all Julia Bednarz by deed dated October 01570. Savings Fund Society, FSB as Owner liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax 20, 1936 and recorded in Worcester The Unit conveyed is laid out as shown Trustee of the Residential Credit titles, municipal liens and assessments, District Registry of Deeds in Book on a plan filed herewith, which plan is Opportunities Trust V-B by virtue of an if any, which take precedence over the 2679, Page 241, further bounded and a copy of a portion of the plans filed assignment from Wilmington Savings said mortgage above described. described as follows: with said Master Deed to which is Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars BEGINNING at an iron pin in the west- affixed a verified statement in the form Trust, not individually but as Trustee of the purchase price must be paid by erly sideline of Progress Street at the provided in M.G.L. Ch. 183A, Sec. 9. for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition a certified check, bank treasurer’s or southeast corner of land of Josephine It is subject to and with the benefit of Trust to Wilmington Savings Fund cashier’s check at the time and place of Bednarz; the obligations, restrictions, rights and Society, FSB as Owner Trustee of the sale by the purchaser. The balance THENCE by land of Josephine liabilities contained in General Laws the Residential Credit Opportunities of the purchase price shall be paid in Bednarz, S. 89 degrees 46’ W., a dis- Chapter 183A, the Master Deed and Trust V-B, dated October 19, 2018 cash, certified check, bank treasurer’s tance of 143.09 feet to a stake; the By-Laws filed therewith. recorded in Worcester County or cashier’s check within sixty (60) THENCE S. 10 degrees W., a distance The Condominium and each of the (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds days after the date of sale. of 10 feet; units is intended for residential pur- in Book 59763, Page 139, previously Other terms to be announced at the THENCE easterly with an included poses and other uses permitted by the assigned by Federal National Mortgage sale. angle of 76 degrees 48’ a distance of applicable zoning ordinances and as Association to Wilmington Savings BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC 80.36 feet to a stake; set forth in the Master Deed. Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana 270 Farmington Avenue THENCE deflecting to the left with an The undivided percentage interest Trust, not individually but as Trustee Farmington, CT interior angle of 177 degrees 27’, a of the Unit conveyed hereunder in for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition 06032 distance of 66.16 feet to the point of the common areas and facilities is Trust, dated April 8, 2016, recorded in Attorney for Wilmington Savings Fund beginning. 4.1667%. Worcester County (Worcester District) Society, FSB as Owner Trustee of the For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded BEING the same premises conveyed Registry of Deeds in Book 55313, Page Residential Credit Opportunities Trust with the Worcester County (Worcester to the mortgagors by deed of Kevin J. 360, previously assigned by Bank of V-B District) Registry of Deeds in Book LaPrade and Debra A. LaPrade record- America, N.A., to Federal National Present Holder of the Mortgage 30995, Page 37. ed with the Worcester District Registry Mortgage Association, dated October (860) 677-2868 The premises will be sold subject to of Deeds herewith in Book 36463, 11, 2012 recorded in Worcester County January 3, 2020 any and all unpaid taxes and other Page 213. (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds January 10, 2020 municipal assessments and liens, and For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded in Book 49805, Page 63, previously January 17, 2020 subject to prior liens or other enforce- with the Worcester County (Worcester assigned by Mortgage Electronic able encumbrances of record entitled District) Registry of Deeds in Book Registration Systems, Inc., to Bank of LEGAL NOTICE to precedence over this mortgage, and 36463, Page 213. America N.A. successor by merger to MORTGAGEE’S SALE subject to and with the benefit of all The premises will be sold subject to BAC Home Loan Servicing, LP FKA OF REAL ESTATE easements, restrictions, reservations any and all unpaid taxes and other Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, By virtue of and in execution of the and conditions of record and subject to municipal assessments and liens, and LP, dated August 17, 2012 recorded in Power of Sale contained in a certain all tenancies and/or rights of parties in subject to prior liens or other enforce- Worcester County (Worcester District) mortgage given by Dennis A. Bernard possession. able encumbrances of record entitled Registry of Deeds in Book 49507, and Julie A. Bernard to Mortgage Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or to precedence over this mortgage, and Page 302 for breach of the conditions Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 subject to and with the benefit of all in said mortgage and for the purpose as mortgagee, acting solely as a nom- as a deposit must be shown at the time easements, restrictions, reservations of foreclosing the same, will be sold at inee for Wilmington Finance, a divi- and place of the sale in order to qual- and conditions of record and subject to Public Auction on January 27, 2020 at sion of AIG Federal Savings Bank, ify as a bidder (the mortgage holder all tenancies and/or rights of parties in 1:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, dated July 21, 2005 and recorded in and its designee(s) are exempt from possession. all and singular the premises directly in Worcester County (Worcester District) this requirement); high bidder to sign Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or front of the building containing said unit Registry of Deeds in Book 36890, Page written Memorandum of Sale upon certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 described in said mortgage, to wit: 344 (the “Mortgage”) of which mort- acceptance of bid; balance of purchase as a deposit must be shown at the time Unit No. 30-8 in the Thayer Pond gage U.S. Bank National Association, price payable in cash or by certified and place of the sale in order to qualify Village Condominium, created by not in its individual capacity but solely check in thirty (30) days from the date as a bidder (the mortgage holder and Master Deed dated September 28, as Trustee for the CIM TRUST 2018- of the sale at the offices of mortgagee’s its designee(s) are exempt from this 1983 and recorded with Worcester NR1 Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series attorney, Korde & Associates, P.C., requirement); high bidder to sign writ- District Registry of Deeds in Book 2018-NR1 is the present holder by 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, ten Memorandum of Sale upon accep- 7930, Page 203. The mailing address Assignment from Mortgage Electronic Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as tance of bid; balance of purchase price of said Unit is 30 Thayer Pond Drive, Registration Systems, Inc. (“MERS”), as may be designated by mortgagee. The payable in cash or by certified check Unit 8, North Oxford, Massachusetts. mortgagee, as nominee for Wilmington description for the premises contained in thirty (30) days from the date of the Said Unit No. 30-8 contains 777 square Finance, a division of AIG Federal in said mortgage shall control in the sale at the offices of mortgagee’s attor- feet, more or less, and is laid out as Savings Bank to MorEquity, Inc. dated event of a typographical error in this ney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 shown on a plan to be filed herewith December 15, 2009 and recorded at publication. Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, and made a part hereof, to which is said Registry of Deeds in Book 45305, Other terms to be announced at the MA 01851 or such other time as may affixed a verified statement in the form Page 266, and Assignment from sale. be designated by mortgagee. The prescribed by General Laws Chapter MorEquity, Inc. to Springleaf Finance U.S. Bank National Association, not description for the premises contained 186A, Section 9, and which plan is a Corporation, in Trust for U.S. Bank in its individual capacity but solely as in said mortgage shall control in the copy of a portion of the plans filed with National Association, as Indenture Trustee for the CIM TRUST 2018-NR1 event of a typographical error in this said Master Deed. Trustee, for Springleaf Mortgage Loan Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series 2018- publication. Said Unit is conveyed together with: Trust 2012-3, Mortgage Backed Notes NR1 Other terms to be announced at the (a) An undivided interest of .5293% Series, 2012-3 dated September 11, Korde & Associates, P.C. sale. in the common areas and facilities 2013 and recorded at said Registry of 900 Chelmsford Street Deutsche Bank National Trust described in the Thayer Pond Village Deeds in Book 51494, Page 36, and Suite 3102 Company, as Trustee for GSAMP Trust Condominium Master Deed. In the Assignment from Springleaf Finance Lowell, MA 01851 2006-SD2, Mortgage Pass-Through event that, and at such time as a sub- Corporation, in trust for U.S. Bank (978) 256-1500 Certificates, Series 2006-SD2 sequent Phase or Phases are added National Association, as Indenture Bernard, Dennis A., 09-056003 Korde & Associates, P.C. to the Condominium by amendment of Trustee, for Springleaf Mortgage Loan January 10, 2020 900 Chelmsford Street the Master Deed, the undivided inter- Trust 2012-3, Mortgage Backed Notes January 17, 2020 Suite 3102 est of the Unit in the common areas Series, 2012-3 to U.S. Bank National January 24, 2020 Lowell, MA 01851 and facilities shall be and become that Association as Indenture Trustee (978) 256-1500 specified in any Amended Exhibit “B” for CIM Trust 2015-4AG Mortgage- LEGAL NOTICE Mason, Joseph and Ramsey, Annmarie, recorded at such time; Backed Notes, Series 2015-4AG dated MORTGAGEE’S SALE 15-022054 An appurtenant easement for the exclu- January 10, 2017 and recorded at said OF REAL ESTATE January 10, 2020 sive use of Parking Space No. 234 as Registry of Deeds in Book 56617, Page By virtue of and in execution of the January 17, 2020 described in the Thayer Pond Village 208, and Assignment from U.S. Bank Power of Sale contained in a cer- January 24, 2020 Condominium Master Deed and shown National Association as Indenture tain mortgage given by Joseph Mason on the Plan of Land recorded therewith; Trustee for CIM Trust 2015-4AG and Annmarie Ramsey to Mortgage Commonwealth of Massachusetts (c) An appurtenant easement for the Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series 2015- Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. The Trial Court exclusive use of Storage Locker No. 4AG to Chimera REO 2018-NR1 LLC acting solely as a nominee for Fremont Probate and Family Court 30-8 as described in the Thayer Pond dated August 16, 2019 and recorded Investment & Loan, dated May 31, Worcester Probate Village Condominium Master Deed; at said Registry of Deeds in Book 2005 and recorded in Worcester and Family Court (d) The benefit of, and subject to, 60917, Page 380, and Assignment County (Worcester District) Registry 225 Main Street all easements, rights, observations, from Chimera REO 2018-NR1 LLC to of Deeds in Book 36463, Page 215 Worcester, MA 01608 restrictions, agreements and provisions U.S. Bank National Association, not (the “Mortgage”) of which mort- (508) 831-2200 contained in said Master Deed, the in its individual capacity but solely as gage Deutsche Bank National Trust Docket No. WO20C0003CA Declaration of Trust creating the Thayer Trustee for the CIM TRUST 2018-NR1 Company, as Trustee for GSAMP Trust CITATION ON PETITION TO Pond Village Condominium Trust and Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series 2018- 2006-SD2, Mortgage Pass-Through CHANGE NAME the By-Laws contained therein, dated NR1 dated November 14, 2019 and Certificates, Series 2006-SD2 is the In the matter of: September 28, 1983 and recorded with recorded at said Registry of Deeds in present holder by Assignment from Eryca Sylvia Rooney said Deeds in Book 7930, Page 261, as Book 61477, Page 131, for breach of Mortgage Electronic Registration A Petition to Change Name of Adult the same may be amended of record, conditions of said mortgage and for Systems, Inc. acting solely as nominee has been filed by Eryca Sylvia Rooney and the Rules and Regulations from the purpose of foreclosing the same, for Fremont Investment and Loan, its of Oxford MA time to time promulgated thereunder, the mortgaged premises located at 2 successors and assigns to Deutsche requesting that the court enter a Decree all of which are hereby incorporated Progress Avenue, Dudley, MA 01571 Bank National Trust Company, as changing their name to: Eryca Sylvia by reference and constitute covenants will be sold at a Public Auction at Trustee for the Registered Holders of Hodgman running with the land and are and shall 2:00 PM on February 6, 2020, at the Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, IMPORTANT NOTICE remain binding upon any person or per- mortgaged premises, more particularly Series 2006-SD2 dated October 27, Any person may appear for purpos- sons claiming through or under them. described below, all and singular the 2006 and recorded at said Registry of es of objecting to the petition by This conveyance is also made subject premises described in said mortgage, Deeds in Book 40274, Page 211, and filing an appearance at: Worcester to and with the benefit of the provisions to wit: Assignment from Mortgage Electronic Probate and Family Court before of said General Laws, Chapter 183A The land in Dudley, Worcester Registration Systems, Inc., solely 10:00 a.m. on the return day of as now in force and as from time to County, Massachusetts, bounded and as nominee for Fremont Investment 01/28/2020. This is NOT a hearing time amended, and subject also to (a) described as follows: & Loan, its successors and assigns date, but a deadline by which you municipal taxes attributable to such TRACT I: to Deutsche Bank National Trust must file a written appearance if you Unit and common areas and facilities, The land in Dudley, Massachusetts, Company, as Trustee for GSAMP Trust object to this proceeding. assessed as of the current tax year located on the southerly side of West 2006-SD2, Mortgage Pass-Through WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A. Keamy, that are not yet due and payable, Main Street, in said Town of Dudley, Certificates, Series 2006-SD2 dated First Justice of this Court. which Grantee, by accepting this Unit and bounded and described as follows: July 30, 2015 and recorded at said Date: January 03, 2020 Deed, assumes and agrees to pay, (b) BEGINNING at the southeast corner of Registry of Deeds in Book 54116, Page Stephanie K. Fattman building and zoning laws; and (c) those land conveyed by Sophie Pierzchala to 339, for breach of conditions of said Register of Probate encumbrances set forth or referred to Joseph Swirzbin, recorded in Worcester mortgage and for the purpose of fore- January 10, 2020 in Exhibit “A” of said Master Deed. Registry of Deeds Book 43, Page 478, closing the same, the mortgaged prem- The description of the property by deed dated November 25, 1932. ises located at 6 Highcrest Park, Unit that appears in the mortgage to be The division line being as follows: S. No. 1, Building No. 2, of The Highcrest foreclosed shall control in the event of 5 degrees 55’ E., fifty (50) feet to an Condominium, Webster, MA 01570 will Turn To LEGALS page ­­­B7 8 • The Webster Times • Friday, January 10, 2020 www.webstertimes.net LEGALS being shown as Lot #12 on a plan and the southwest corner of land now Attest: LEGALS entitled “Plan of Land in Dudley, or formerly of Andro Wariyas, on the Deborah J. Patterson continued from page B7­­­ Massachusetts, surveyed for Jean J. east side of Dresser Hill Road, Route Recorder NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S Hache”, dated September 1986, by R. 31; (19-010680 Orlans) SALE OF REAL ESTATE W. Hart Associates, Inc., Northboro, THENCE N. 84 deg. 50’ E. by land January 10, 2020 Premises: 56 Whitcomb Street, MA, Registered Land Surveyors and now or formerly of Louis P. Calliari and Webster, Massachusetts Engineers, recorded in Worcester Valerie Calliari 950.0 feet to a point; By virtue and in execution of the Power District Registry of Deeds, Plan Book THENCE S. 5 deg. 10’ E. by land now Commonwealth of Massachusetts of Sale contained in a certain mort- 584, Plan 62, and being more par- or formerly of said Calliari 400.0 feet The Trial Court gage given by Aja Jarvais to Mortgage ticularly bounded and described as to a point; Probate and Family Court Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., follows: THENCE S. 84 deg. 50’ w. by land Worcester Probate and Family as nominee for Mackinac Savings BEGINNING at the most northwesterly now or formerly of said Calliari 950.0 Court Bank, FSB, a Federal Savings Bank, corner of the lot herein conveyed; feet to a point on the East side of 225 Main Street said mortgage dated April 27, 2010, THENCE N. 87° 20’ 10” E. along Lot Dresser Hill Road; Worcester, MA 01608 and recorded in the Worcester County #13, a distance of two hundred and no THENCE N. along Dresser Hill Road (508) 831-2200 (Worcester) Registry of Deeds, in hundredths (200.00) feet to a point; 400.0 feet to the place of beginning. Docket No. WO19P4192PO Book 45729 at Page 200 and now held THENCE S. 75° 46’ 30” E. continuing Excepting therefrom those premises CITATION ON PETITION by U.S. Bank National Association by along Lot #13, a distance of two hun- conveyed to Frank W. Cacciapouti FOR REMOVAL virtue of an assignment from Mortgage dred nineteen and ninety-nine hun- and Linda J. Cacciapouti by instru- Re: Brian A DiGregorio Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dredths (219.99) feet to a point at the ments recorded with Worcester District Scholarship Foundation to U.S. Bank National Association southeasterly corner of Lot #13; Registry of Deeds in Book 4625, Page To all interested persons: dated December 18, 2012 and record- THENCE S. 29° 55’ 25” E. along 593. A petition has been filed by: ed December 31, 2012 in the Worcester Lot #2 and Lot #3, a distance of one Subject to easement given to County of Gary V. DiGregorio of Webster MA County (Worcester) Registry of Deeds hundred twenty and no hundredths Worcester Decree 1024, Plan H2445 requesting that in Book 50220, Page 79 for breach (120.00) feet to a point at the north- for Dresser Hill Road and subject to Dorothy DiGregorio of Charlton of the conditions in said mortgage easterly corner of Lot #11; any land taken for Dresser Hill Road, be removed as Trustee, also request- and for the purpose of foreclosing the THENCE N. 80° 13’ 15” W. along if any. ing that same, will be sold at Public Auction on Lot #11, a distance of two hundred Being the same premises conveyed Gary V. DiGregorio of Webster MA January 20, 2020 at 10:00 AM Local thirty-three and sixty-five hundredths to the herein named mortgagor(s) by and DiAnna L. Spetseris of Webster Time upon the premises, all and sin- (233.65) feet to a point; deed recorded with Worcester District MA gular the premises described in said THENCE S. 80° 15’ 20” W. continuing Registry of Deeds herewith in Book Rona M Florio of New Rochelle NY mortgage, to wit: along Lot #11, a distance of two hun- 45942 Page 10. be appointed a Successor Trustee of The land together with all buildings dred and no hundredths (200.00) feet For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded said estate to serve on the bond. thereon and appurtenances thereto to a point at the northwesterly corner with the Worcester County (Worcester You have the right to obtain a copy belonging, situated on of Lot #11; District) Registry of Deeds in Book of the Petition from the Petitioner Whitcomb Street, Webster, Mass., THENCE N. 17° 39’ 50” W. along 45942, Page 10. See also deed or at the Court. You have a right to bounded and described as follows: Old Southbridge Road, a distance of recorded at said Registry of Deeds in object to this proceeding. To do so, Beginning at the northeasterly cor- one hundred fifty and no hundredths Book 55327, Page 313. you or your attorney must file a writ- ner of the tract hereby conveyed on (150.00) feet to the point of beginning. The premises will be sold subject to ten appearance and objection at this the westerly line of said Whitcomb For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded any and all unpaid taxes and other Court before: 10:00 a.m. on January Street, at the land formerly of one with the Worcester County (Worcester municipal assessments and liens, and 21, 2020. Casey; Thence westerly one hundred District) Registry of Deeds in Book subject to prior liens or other enforce- This is NOT a hearing date, but a and fifteen (115) feet by land of said 30636, Page 68. able encumbrances of record entitled deadline by which you must file a Casey; Thence southerly about eighty The premises will be sold subject to to precedence over this mortgage, and written appearance and objection if (80) feet to land of Frank Godzik; any and all unpaid taxes and other subject to and with the benefit of all you object to this proceeding. If you Thence S. 61° E., one hundred four- municipal assessments and liens, and easements, restrictions, reservations fail to file a timely written appear- teen and four tenths (114.4) feet by subject to prior liens or other enforce- and conditions of record and subject to ance and objection followed by an land of said Godzik to a pipe on The able encumbrances of record entitled all tenancies and/or rights of parties in Affidavit of Objections within thirty westerly line of said Whitcomb Street; to precedence over this mortgage, and possession. (30) days of the return day, action Thence northerly at right angles to the subject to and with the benefit of all Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or may be taken without further notice last mentioned line by said Whitcomb easements, restrictions, reservations certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 to you. Street, a distance of Eighty-four and and conditions of record and subject to as a deposit must be shown at the time WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A Keamy, First one-half (84.5) feet to the point of all tenancies and/or rights of parties in and place of the sale in order to qualify Justice of this Court. beginning. See deed in book 45729, possession. as a bidder (the mortgage holder and Date: December 24, 2019 page 197. Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or its designee(s) are exempt from this Stephanie K. Fattman, The description of the property that certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 requirement); high bidder to sign writ- Register of Probate appears in the mortgage to be fore- as a deposit must be shown at the time ten Memorandum of Sale upon accep- January 10, 2020 closed shall control in the event of a and place of the sale in order to qualify tance of bid; balance of purchase price typographical error in this publication. as a bidder (the mortgage holder and payable in cash or by certified check (SEAL) For Mortgagors’ Title see deed dated its designee(s) are exempt from this in thirty (30) days from the date of the COMMONWEALTH March 1, 2010, and recorded in Book requirement); high bidder to sign writ- sale at the offices of mortgagee’s attor- OF MASSACHUSETTS 45729 at Page 197 with the Worcester ten Memorandum of Sale upon accep- ney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 LAND COURT County (Worcester) Registry of Deeds. tance of bid; balance of purchase price Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, DEPARTMENT OF TERMS OF SALE: Said premises payable in cash or by certified check MA 01851 or such other time as may THE TRIAL COURT will be sold and conveyed subject in thirty (30) days from the date of be designated by mortgagee. The 19 SM 006095 to all liens, encumbrances, unpaid the sale at the offices of mortgagee’s description for the premises contained ORDER OF NOTICE taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and attorney, Korde & Associates, P.C., in said mortgage shall control in the TO: assessments, if any, which take pre- 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, event of a typographical error in this Michael L. Balducci a/k/a Michael cedence over the said mortgage above Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time publication. Balducci described. as may be designated by mortgagee. Other terms to be announced at the and to all persons entitled to the benefit FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars The description for the premises con- sale. of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, of the purchase price must be paid by tained in said mortgage shall control Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. 50 U.S.C. c. 50 § 3901 (et seq) a certified check, bank treasurer’s or in the event of a typographical error in Cooper Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC cashier’s check at the time and place this publication. Korde & Associates, P.C. claiming to have an interest in a Mort- of the sale by the purchaser. The Other terms to be announced at the 900 Chelmsford Street gage covering real property in Webster, balance of the purchase price shall sale. Suite 3102 numbered 11 Campbell Street, giv- be paid in cash, certified check, bank Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Lowell, MA 01851 en by Michael Balducci to “MERS”, treasurer’s or cashier’s check within Cooper (978) 256-1500 Mortgage Electronic Registration sixty (60) days after the date of sale. Korde & Associates, P.C. Koneczny, Shelley A., 18-033877 Systems, Inc., a separate corpora- Other terms to be announced at the 900 Chelmsford Street January 3, 2019 tion that is acting solely as nominee sale. Suite 3102 January 10, 2019 for Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mort- BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC Lowell, MA 01851 January 17, 2019 gage Corp., “Lender”; its succes- 270 Farmington Avenue (978) 256-1500 sors and assigns, dated December Farmington, CT 06032 Dolan, Kevin J., 17-030877 10, 2008, and recorded in the Worces- Attorney for U.S. Bank National January 3, 2020 (SEAL) ter County (Worcester District) Regis- Association January 10, 2020 COMMONWEALTH try of Deeds in Book 43618, Page 373, Present Holder of the Mortgage January 17, 2020 OF MASSACHUSETTS as may be affected by Federal Hous- (860) 677-2868 LAND COURT ing Administration Loan Modification December 27, 2019 LEGAL NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF Agreement dated March 6, 2013 and January 3, 2020 MORTGAGEE’S SALE THE TRIAL COURT recorded with said Registry in Book January 10, 2020 OF REAL ESTATE Docket 19 SM 006240 51275, Page 356, as may further be af- By virtue of and in execution of the ORDER OF NOTICE fected by Loan Modification Agreement LEGAL NOTICE Power of Sale contained in a cer- TO: dated September 1, 2015 and record- MORTGAGEE’S SALE tain mortgage given by Shelley A. Andrew D. Corbett AKA Andy Cor- ed with said Registry in Book 54463, OF REAL ESTATE Koneczny to Mortgage Electronic bett Page 374, as may further be affected By virtue of and in execution of the Registration Systems, Inc., as mort- and to all persons entitled to the ben- by Loan Modification Agreement dated Power of Sale contained in a certain gagee, acting solely as a nominee efit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief May 17, 2019 and recorded with said mortgage given by Kevin J. Dolan to for Ross Mortgage Company, Inc., Act:, 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Registry in Book 60510, Page 98, and ABN AMRO Mortgage Group, Inc., dated June 21, 2010 and record- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- now held by Plaintiff by assignment, dated June 30, 2003 and recorded in ed in Worcester County (Worcester TION, has/have filed with this court a com- Worcester County (Worcester District) District) Registry of Deeds in Book claiming to have an interest in a Mort- plaint for determination of Defendant’s/ Registry of Deeds in Book 30636, 45942, Page 14 (the “Mortgage”) of gage covering real property in Dudley, Defendants’ Servicemembers status. Page 70 (the “Mortgage”) of which which mortgage Nationstar Mortgage numbered 2 Pineview Road, given If you now are, or recently have been, mortgage Nationstar Mortgage LLC LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper is the present by Andrew D. Corbett to Mortgage in the active military service of the Unit- d/b/a Mr. Cooper is the present holder holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, ed States of America, then you may be by Assignment from CitiMortgage, Inc. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mackinac Sav- entitled to the benefits of the Service- successor by merger to ABN AMRO Inc. as nominee for Ross Mortgage ings Bank, FSB, its successors and members Civil Relief Act. If you object Mortgage Group, Inc. to Mortgage Company, Inc., its successors and assigns, dated September 10, 2015, to a foreclosure of the above-men- Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. assigns to Nationstar Mortgage LLC and recorded in Worcester Coun- tioned property on that basis, then you dated May 23, 2017 and recorded d/b/a Mr. Cooper dated December 13, ty (Worcester District) Registry of or your attorney must file a written ap- at said Registry of Deeds in Book 2018 recorded in Worcester County Deeds in Book 54276, Page 292, and pearance and answer in this court at 57155, Page 105, and Assignment (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds now held by plaintiff by assignment, Three Pemberton Square, Boston, from Mortgage Electronic Registration in Book 59867, Page 210, for breach has/have filed with this court a com- MA 02108 on or before February 3, Systems, Inc., its successors and of conditions of said mortgage and for plaint for determination of Defendant’s/ 2020 or you may lose the opportuni- assigns to Nationstar Mortgage LLC the purpose of foreclosing the same, Defendants’ Servicemembers status. ty to challenge the foreclosure on the d/b/a Mr. Cooper dated November 21, the mortgaged premises located at If you now are, or recently have been, ground of noncompliance with the Act. 2017 and recorded at said Registry of 177 Dresser Hill Road, Dudley, MA in the active military service of the Unit- Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Deeds in Book 58177, Page 281, for 01571 will be sold at a Public Auction ed States of America, then you may be Chief Justice of this Court on Decem- breach of conditions of said mortgage at 2:00 PM on January 27, 2020, at the entitled to the benefits of the Service- ber 18, 2019 and for the purpose of foreclosing mortgaged premises, more particularly members Civil Relief Act. If you object Attest: the same, the mortgaged premises described below, all and singular the to a foreclosure of the above-men- Deborah J. Patterson located at 51 Old Southbridge Road, premises described in said mortgage, tioned property on that basis, then you Recorder Dudley, MA 01571 will be sold at a to wit: or your attorney must file a written ap- January 10, 2020 Public Auction at 12:00 PM on January The land in Dudley, Worcester County, pearance and answer in this court at 27, 2020, at the mortgaged premises, Massachusetts, with all the buildings Three Pemberton Square, Boston, more particularly described below, all and improvements thereon, bounded MA 02108 on or before February 10, and singular the premises described in and described as follows: 2020 or you may lose the opportuni- said mortgage, to wit: BEGINNING at a point at the north- ty to challenge the foreclosure on the A certain parcel of land located on west corner thereof, said point being ground of noncompliance with the Act. the northerly side of Old Southbridge 169.0 feet South from the northwest Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Road, Dudley, County of Worcester, corner of land being now or formerly of Chief Justice of this Court on Decem- Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Louis P. Calliari and Valerie M. Calliari ber 24, 2019

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