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ONLINE: WWW.STURBRIDGEVILLAGER.NET ‘What one has to do usually can be done.’ Friday, March 6, 2009 Town Meeting OKs renovations Wales TOWN HALL, CENTER SCHOOL PLAN BACKED pantry BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY general fund. According to Sturbridge at approximately 30 years. VILLAGER STAFF WRITER Town Administrator James $78 a year. “These costs will be paid STURBRIDGE — After a Malloy, who also serves as “We did find structural prob- over a long period of time, not lengthy debate, the Town Hall Chairman of the Town lems with both buildings,” in one lump sum,” Serio said. and Center School renovation talk Hall/Center School Building Malloy said, explaining why “It makes sense to protect and project was approved at the Committee, said this latest fig- the extra funds were needed. preserve these assets,” he said Tuesday, Feb. 24 Special Town ure added on top of the more Michael Serio, a member of of the two historic buildings. Meeting. than $4 million approved at a the Finance Committee, which Architect Philip O’Brien, a A two-thirds majority vote 2007 Town Meeting, would voted in favor of the renova- principal partner of the firm refuted approved an additional appro- place the tax burden on an tion project, explained that Architect Philip priation of $786,310 from the average single family in funds will paid out over nearly Turn To TOWN, page A9 O’Brien FOOD Tantasqua trial team raises the bar PROGRAM WILL CONTINUE FUTURE LEGAL IN TOWN EAGLES TO BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY ARGUE IN STATE NEWS STAFF WRITER WALES — Despite speculation ‘PLAYOFFS’ that the Wales Community Pantry faces closure, town officials say all that’s happening is a little reorgani- zation. BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY Selectman Richard Learned, who VILLAGER STAFF WRITER is on medical leave from the board STURBRIDGE — Boasting a 3- through the end of March after suf- 0 record so far, the Tantasqua fering a stroke suffered in early Regional High School mock February, said Sunday, March 1, he trial team is headed for the state is fearful that the Wales trial-offs — the playoffs of the Community Pantry is in danger of mock trial world. having to close its doors. “I could not be more proud of “I don’t know what people are the mock trial team, this being coming to get,” Learned said. its second year of existence,” “There’s nothing there.” He indicat- said Tantasqua principal Steven ed that on a recent trip to the food Bliss. pantry, he found the shelves bare. Showing dramatic improve- “At the rate it’s going, not only ment over their freshman sea- will the pantry close down, but the son, Bliss said the team’s per- lunch program will shut down formance so far this year, “is because they’re connected,” nothing short of remarkable.” Learned speculated. “And the peo- The team, which started ple that are going to lose are the peo- weekly meetings back in ple of Wales, Brimfield and Christopher Tanguay photo Holland.” Margot Farrell of the mock trial team rehearses her opening statement during a practice trial in preparation for this week’s trial-offs. Turn To MOCK, page A9 Turn To PANTRY, page A9 Brewer in ‘healing process’ POWWOW HONORS INDIAN CULTURE

PROSTATE SURGERY WON’T KEEP LEGISLATOR FROM JOB HE LOVES

BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY nosed with prostate cancer telephone interview from VILLAGER STAFF WRITER just before New Year’s, his home. After a four-hour medical underwent the procedure The most difficult part of procedure on Friday, Feb. just days after his 61st birth- this healing process, the 13, State Sen. Steven day. Senator said, has been slow- Brewer, D-Barre, is happy to “We all, when we’re ing down. be home, resting, recuperat- healthy, have this sense of “You’ll never find a per- ing — and itching to get immortality and immunity, son who loves what he does back to work. but it’s fragile its very, very Stephen M. Brewer Brewer, who was diag- fragile,” Brewer said in a Turn To BREWER, page A16 Gimas running as way to ‘give back’ BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY NEWS STAFF WRITER STURBRIDGE — ELECTION 2009 Finance Committee mem- ber Priscilla Gimas is to understand the com- dents have come to running for a seat on the munity and how it expect,” she said. Board of Selectmen for works,” she said. Gimas relied on that the second time. Her experience on the understanding when vot- Appointed to the Finance Committee, ing in favor of continuing Finance Committee in Gimas said, has given her the Town Hall/Center April 2008 to fill a vacated an intimate look at exact- School renovation proj- seat midterm, Gimas said ly what the needs are of ect. she was drawn to the various town depart- “I’m glad that it passed, ments. I’m very much in favor of position out of a desire to Priscilla Gimas become more familiar “You have a better it,” she said of the with the inner workings understanding of the Special Town Meeting Prior to her appoint- Shawn Kelley photo of the town. financial needs of each vote last week that allo- ment on the Finance STURBIRDGE — Don Barnaby, of Listiguj, Quebec, poses for a picture in his “I was interested in it department in order to cated an additional Committee, Gimas was First Nation Migmag regalia during the annual Winter Powwow held at Burgess provide the service resi- $786,000 to the project. because it does help you Turn To GIMAS, page A9 Elementary Saturday, Feb. 28. For more photos, see Page A-6.

ALMANAC ...... 2 LOCAL SPORTS POLICE LOGS ...... 5 VILLAGER TRIVIA OPINION ...... 8 BUTTS OUT AT TOURNAMENT The world’s population CALENDAR ...... 12 grows by how much each year? PHARMACIES ACTION A) 1 million B) 100 million C) OBITUARIES ...... 13 1,000 or D) 100? PAGE 3 PAGE 14 Answer inside. INSIDE SPORTS ...... 14-15 2 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, March 6, 2009 Officials debate financial gesture VILLAGER ALMANAC BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY Selectman Scott Garieri questioned how “A lot of that is loss of the Community NEWS STAFF WRITER appropriate a 3 percent pay increase was for Policing grants,” Malloy said. “It’s one of the QUOTATION OF THE WEEK STURBRIDGE — If there was ever a year for Malloy,saying that he was aware of people who more complicated line items in our budget,” he a symbolic financial gesture, this might be the survive on 10 percent of a town administra- added, indicating that he would request Ford’s “You’ll never find a person who loves what year. While reviewing line items in the Fiscal tor’s salary.Again, as a gesture to the taxpayers presence at a future meeting to discuss the he does more than I do.” Year 2010 budget, Selectmen questioned the of Sturbridge, Garieri suggested the raise may issue. — State Sen. Stephen M. Brewer, D-Barre, indi- necessity and appropriateness of pay raises not be appropriate this year. In other business, the board continued to cating that despite his prostate cancer diagnoses and stipends. “With times like they are right now, most chip away at placement of warrant articles for and recent surgery, he still plans on running for Selectman Hal White first raised the issue CEOs are not taking incentives or pay raises,” the April 27th Annual Town Meeting, includ- re-election when his term expires. with stipends given to various members of Garieri said. ing a consent agenda suggested by Malloy, and applicable boards and committees — the Town Chairman of the Board of Selectmen Steven a Special Town Meeting agenda to be OPEN TO CLOSE Charter prohibits certain positions from Halterman explained that the board is in fact addressed the same night. receiving stipends. the town’s chief executive officer and Malloy One of the articles the Selectmen voted to HOLLAND: 413-245-7108 “I think as a symbolic gesture, it would be a serves as the chief administrative officer. place and support on the Annual Town Mon – Thurs 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and good year to make them zero,” White said, sug- Furthermore, Halterman said that Malloy’s Meeting warrant was number 23. The article 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. gesting that a study committee be formed to pay rate is dependant upon that of every other requests $12,800 for repairs necessary at the FISKDALE: 508-347-6486 examine the need for the stipends. department head. Sturbridge Nursery School. Weekdays 9:00-4:30 and Sat. 9:00 -12:00 Town Administrator James Malloy “Jim is in lockstep with other department Representatives of the school told the board explained the current FY10 budget already heads,” Halterman said, explaining that the the three main projects money is needed for STURBRIDGE 508-347-6463 Weekdays 8:30 – 5:00 and Sat. 9:00 -12:00 reflects a significant reduction in stipends. only way to refuse Malloy a raise would be to are work on the slate roof, eradication of car- Selectman Mary Blanchard said she felt a withhold raises across the board. penter ants, and most expensively, rebuilding BRIMFIELD: 413-245-3451 complete elimination of the stipends might be With $157,000 in total raises budgeted, the entryway. Weekdays: 9:00 – 4:30 and Sat. 9:00 -12:00 a little overboard. Malloy said $74,000 was designated for police, Malloy suggested a way to save money on the WALES: 413-245-9808 “To go to zero, I think, is really extreme,” $37,600 for fire personnel and $29,000 specifical- project may be to have the technical division Weekdays 8:30 – 12:30 and 2:00 – 4:30 and Blanchard said, saying it would almost be ly for DPW workers. students of Tantasqua Regional High School Sat. 9:00 – 12:00 insulting to tell people who previously received The Selectmen decided to revisit the issue do the work, saying that students of the school some kind of compensation for their services when they have more accurate payroll figures satisfactorily worked on the second floor of the that they would not receive it this year. in front of them. Town Hall “many years ago.” REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Selectman Ted Goodwin agreed with White also raised concern over the Police Goodwin also pointed out the fact that being STURBRIDGE Blanchard. Department’s suggested overtime budget. a historic building, Community Preservation “As a gesture to all the people who volunteer Indicating that he was not second-guessing the funds may be applicable to the project as well. $196,000, 25 Hillside Drive, US Bank NA … it’s like a thank you to people putting in calculations of Chief Thomas Ford, White said ND to Swen E. Larson Living Trust. countless hours,” Goodwin said. he would like Ford to meet with the board to News staff writer Christopher Tanguay may $234,500, 53 Old Farm Road, Michael J. The board agreed putting together a study discuss the need behind the overtime — as the be reached at (508) 909-4132, or by e-mail at ctan- Tylick to Christopher D. Blomberg. committee to look into the issue may be a good department is fully staffed — which White said [email protected] $280,000, 14 Mashapaug Road, Monique idea. was also “in lockstep with the pay increases.” R. Vadnais and Patricia A. Habib to Fernando Santos. $100, 35 Ridge Way, Jonathan Pope to NEWS BRIEF Jonathan A. Pope and Nicole A. Jaegle Pope. Mercy Centre, is a facility serving students $100, 328 The Trail, Donna J. Falcone to Stageloft presents ‘Little Pancake breakfast and adults with special needs. The Centre, Rocco J. Falcone II. located in Worcester, provides services to stu- BRIMFIELD dents and adults from numerous cities and Shop of Horrors’ benefits Mercy Centre towns in the Central Massachusetts area. $185,000, 1168 Dunhamtown Road, Kathleen J. Jones, William A. Day, Laura STURBRIDGE — Stageloft Repertory WORCESTER — The Friends of Mercy E. Duprey, John P. Day, Alan E. Day and Theater, 450A Main St., Sturbridge, Centre, Inc. is hosting a Pancake Buffet Democrat gathering Marie F. Day to Daniel P. Poirier. announces the opening of its production of Breakfast from 8 a.m. – noon Saturday, April the musical, “Little Shop of Horrors.” 4, at Mercy Centre, 25 West Chester St., THE STATS The production will run from Friday, Worcester. Suggested Donation: $6 adults; $4 benefits scholarship The percentage of owner-occupied hous- March 20 through Sunday, April 5. children (under 12 years of age). STURBRIDGE The Sturbridge Democratic ing units by town with mortgage or con- Performances are each Friday and Children may participate in a free Easter Town Committee will hold its annual candi- tract to purpose Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Egg hunt with donation for breakfast. The dates’ gathering and raffle from 11 a.m. – 2 Tickets are $16 adults, $14 seniors 65+, $8 egg hunt starts at 10:30 a.m.. Other activities p.m., Sunday, March 29 at the Publick House. Auburn ...... 60.9 Oxford ...... 71.2 students under 14. For information and include bake sale, raffle and the Easter Proceed benefit 2009 scholarships for Brimfield ...... 55.5 Southbridge 48.0 reservations call 508-347-9005. Stageloft Rep is Bunny will be our special guest (bring your Tantasqua students. Tickets, which include a Brookfield ....48.0 Spencer ...... 57.8 fully handicap accessible. camera). full buffet brunch, are $25 per person, $22 for Charlton ...... 70.9 Sturbridge ....63.5 Please join us for seniors. Douglas ...... 71.7 Uxbridge ...... 64.8 breakfast and Easter Special guests will include U.S. Rep. Dudley ...... 58.7 Wales ...... 60.8 ON SALE Egg Hunt to benefit a CRANE Richard Neal, D-Mass.; Lt. Gov. Tim Murray; Holland ...... 72.2 Webster ...... 51.1 great cause! Visit our state Sen. Stephen Brewer, D-Barre; Sheriff Leicester ...... 69.7 * Information as of website at www.friend- NOW! SERVICE Guy Glodis; state Rep. Geraldo Alicea, D- Northbridge 56.4 2000 U.S. Census sofmercycentre.org. Charlton, and state Rep. 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CANCELLATIONS Wednesday, March 18 The Tantasqua Regional School district Building and Physical Plant Subcommittee OUTHBRIDGE DRUGGISTS MOVE IN S FORESHADOWS TODAY S BILL meeting scheduled for at 6 p.m. in the S ’ ’60 ’ Tantasqua Regional Junior High School BY GUS STEEVES Library is cancelled. STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER REGIONAL SOUTHBRIDGE — For Albert DiGregorio, a recent proposal to ban cigarettes sales in Thursday, March 7 pharmacies was “deja-vu.” He did it more A public hearing on the proposed Burgess than 40 years ago when he and two friends Elementary School budget for 2009-2010 will ran the Whitford Pharmacy on Hamilton be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Burgess Elementary Street. School, in accordance with MGL Ch71,S 38N. “I couldn’t imagine being in the pharmacy Copies of the proposed budget are available business selling health products and ciga- from the office of the Principal at Burgess rettes; it struck me as crazy,”he said. “Selling Elementary School. The regular school cigarettes was a component of our profitabil- committee meeting will begin at 6 p.m. ity, but we never calculated how much it was. We just threw them out.” Wednesday, March 11 A public hearing on the proposed Tantasqua That was in the mid-1960s, an era when the Regional School District budget for 2009-2010 Marlboro Man was still a highly visible figure will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Tantasqua on TV and in print advertising, and smoking Regional Junior High School Library, in was common virtually everywhere — even in accordance with MGL Ch 71, Sec 38N. Copies schools and hospitals. According to the exten- of the proposed budget are available from the sive timeline at tobacco.org, that was a period Office of the Superintendent of Schools.The in which the first Surgeon General’s Report Lynus “Demi” Bessette, Jr., 26, is regular school committee meeting will begin linking smoking with cancer came out (Jan. following the public hearing. 1964), but the American Medical Assoc. still a smoker who says he smokes to refused to come out against smoking because “relax my nerves from daily stress.” Tuesday, March 31 it had received a $10 million grant from tobac- When asked about the proposed ban, The Tantasqua Regional School District Ad co firms. The AMA at the time argued that he was a very vocal opponent of the Hoc Strategic Planning Committee will meet “some 90 million Americans” used some form idea. at 5:30 p.m. in the Tantasqua Regional Junior of tobacco and opposing it would have a “It upsets me that people who don’t High School Library. major negative economic impact. Smokers smoke, and have never smoked, are made up just over 42 percent of the popula- dictating to us,” he said. “They don’t HOLLAND tion in 1965, including almost 52 percent of all know how to fix a lot of problems they have [with the economy], so they’d Tuesday, March 10 men, the timeline states, citing the CDC. rather pick on things that don’t make The Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m. in Curiously,1965 was also the year of the first statewide indoor clean air law, passed by a difference.” Town Hall. State Sen. Susan Fargo, D-Lincoln, and state Rep. Sean Florida, and the following year saw the first Bessette said he normally stops at Garabelley, D-Arlington, are co-sponsoring the bill to ban cig- warnings on cigarette packs, it adds. CVS on the way home from work at STURBRIDGE arette sales in pharmacies. During that period, DiGregorio, now 87, Dunkin’ Donuts to get his daily pack, Friday, March 6 was on the board of Harrington Memorial which is where a Southbridge The Democratic Town Committee will caucus Hospital, and he recalled that the place had a Evening News reporter encountered You go into a pharmacy for medication,” she at 6 p.m. in Veteran’s Memorial Hall, Town cigarette vending machine. The machine was him. Ironically, he sees the sale of cigarettes said. “But if people want to purchase ciga- Hall. discarded when local newspaper coverage as also promoting products that help people rettes, they should be able to.” pointed out the contradiction between the quit cigarettes since they’re marketed side- Another woman carrying a baby was even Monday, March 9 pharmacy’s action and the hospital’s posses- by-side — “that’s a subliminal message to blunter, saying, “I don’t smoke, so I don’t The School Committee negotiations subcom- sion. me,” he said. care.” mittee will meet in executive session at 3 p.m. Ironically, DiGregorio and his partners — “I would have to walk farther to get ciga- A Wall Street Journal “Health Blog” entry at Burgess Elementary School, with a meet- rettes after work,” he continued. “It’d be irri- ing with the Teacher’s Association to follow Dick Howard and Larry Bastien — were all from Sept. 4, 2008, the day Boston’s public “three-pack-a-day smokers.” They bought the tating. It’s my right to smoke and nobody health commission approved that city’s ban, at 3:15 p.m. else’s [business]. This would make me work The Board of Selectmen will meet at 6:30 p.m. pharmacy as a side business (DiGregorio was noted that CVS has been considering elimi- harder to support my own habit.” in Town Hall. then employed at United Lens, and is still its nating cigarettes for some time. According to the Centers for Disease The Board of Health will meet at 7 p.m. in CEO) and sold it in the early 1970s, but “We have a vision in our company to strive Control and Prevention (CDC), Bessette is in Town Hall. DiGregorio didn’t quit smoking until Oct. to improve human life, and it is a challenge 1975. a distinct minority among Bay State resi- around cigarettes,” CEO Thomas Ryan said at Tuesday, March 10 Jump forward to 2009. State Sen. Susan dents. The agency’s most recent online data a Nov. 2007 conference. “It’s a big number The Tri-EPIC Regional Planning Committee Fargo, D-Lincoln, and Rep. Sean Garballey,D- — 2007 — show that 16.4 percent of people from a dollar standpoint. … We’ve had inter- will meet at 8:15 a.m. in the Administration Arlington, are co-sponsoring a bill that would smoke currently (just over 1 million people) nal battles and discussions. I wouldn’t rule it Board Room of Masonic Health Center. ban tobacco sales at various institutions and 28.4 percent are former smokers. On a out at some point down the road.” The Planning Board will meet at 6:30 p.m. in including “hospital, clinics, health centers, daily basis, they smoke a mean of 17.7 ciga- Local store officials at both CVS and Town Hall. pharmacies and doctors’ and dentists’ rettes, with males tending to smoke a few RiteAid declined to comment, saying compa- The Finance Committee will meet at 7 p.m. in offices.” The idea is the first statewide ban of more than females. ny policy prohibited it. Town Hall. its type in the country, but is similar to Among the majority is Joanne, who The company’s website also has an exten- municipal bans enacted by Boston and San declined to give her last name. She was also sive page of smoking-related links, but does Wednesday, March 11 Francisco. The former, which went into effect coming out of CVS when asked about the bill not seem to have a reference to this proposal. The Zoning Board of Appeals will meet at 6 this month, also prohibits sales on college and said she saw it a evidence the govern- p.m. in Town Hall. campuses and closes smoking bars in 10 ment is getting too intrusive. Gus Steeves can be reached at 508-909-4135 or The School Committee will meet at 6 p.m. in years; the latter took effect last year. “I don’t know; it’s kind of an oxymoron — by e-mail at [email protected]. the Tantasqua Junior High School Library.

Thursday, March 12 The Open Space Committee will meet at 7 p.m. in Town Hall. FIVE ANSWERS The Finance Committee will meet at 7 p.m. in Free Estimates Town Hall. 1. Bookkeeper 508-347-2305 WALES 2. Montana Closets Tuesday, March 10 3. Eight Home Offices The Cemetery Commission will meet at 3 4. Russia Garages p.m. in Town Hall. The Recreation Committee will meet at 7:30 5. On the southern end of the Arabian p.m. in Town Hall. peninsula

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BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY Durgin continued. “Burgess would ed attention to students that are “We’re going to try to have our parents choose to opt for that. VILLAGER STAFF WRITER be doing it, too, if they had the struggling,” Zinkus said. academics in the morning,” he said. Zinkus said the only major con- WALES — The Wales School room,” he added, saying that when In a handout given to parents dur- Zinkus explained that the more cern raised by parents at the School Committee Wednesday, Feb. 25, the new Burgess facility is complete, ing Wednesday’s School Committee rigorous subjects like English lan- Committee discussion was as to approved a switch from half-day that school will make the transition meeting, Durgin highlighted some guage arts, math and reading, will whether or not the extended days kindergarten sessions to full-day as well. of the additional benefits of full-day be conducted early in the morning would have budgetary impacts on beginning in the fall, leaving Durgin explained that the addi- schooling versus half-day. when children are still fresh. other programs. Burgess Elementary School in tional instruction time students will “Children who attend full-day “We’ll provide them with less Zinkus explained that at Wales Sturbridge the last Union 61 school receive under the full-day schedule kindergarten scored higher on stan- strenuous activities in the after- Elementary, there are currently two to use a half-day schedule. will have tremendous benefits for dardized tests, had fewer grade noon,” Zinkus said, which would half-day kindergarten sessions. “We’re actually going with all-day them. retentions, and had fewer Title 1 include science and social studies as Projections, he said, indicate that [kindergarten] in all three commu- “There’s much more time for placements,” Durgin’s flyer reads. well as art, music and physical edu- only one full-day session will be nities,” said Tantasqua Regional socializing, there’s much more time Additionally, Durgin’s document cation. The latter are subjects the needed next year, in both cases School District Superintendent for academics,” Durgin said. says, “Children who attend full-day classroom teachers are currently in equaling a single full-time teacher. Daniel G. Durgin said at the meet- “Educationally,it’s really sound,” he kindergarten have more opportuni- charge of, but will now be taught by “In light of economic times, it’s ing, speaking of Wales, Holland and continued, saying that the current ties for child-child interaction,” and specialist teachers, as the longer not going to impact the budget, Brimfield. Brookfield Elementary, 8:30-11:15 a.m. school day is simply “make significantly greater days will allow a more definitive which is beautiful,” Durgin said. Durgin said, made the transition to too rushed. progress in learning social skills.” schedule. “It’s a pretty exciting thing.” full-day kindergarten a few years Richard Zinkus, principal of Durgin said with more hours in Durgin said children will be given ago. Wales Elementary School, agrees. each school day, the students’ rou- a nap time after lunch each day, and Christopher Tanguay may be “It’s something we’ve been push- “Now you’ll be able to take some tine will now be a lot more struc- that the option for half-day atten- reached at (508) 909-4132, or by e-mail ing for as a goal of the district,” more time, give some more dedicat- tured. dance will still be available, should at [email protected]. Mulrain feted as Teacher of the Year

BY DAVID DORE felt.” NEW LEADER STAFF WRITER Lake Street School Principal Debora SPENCER — Anne Mulrain will probably Zablocki admitted that as soon as she heard never know who put her name in the running the news in late November, she shared it with for Wal-Mart’s Teacher of the Year Award, Mulrain. only that it was one of her pupils. “I was thrilled when I got the phone call,” Whoever it was, it’s safe to say that child Zablocki said. “Anne is so deserving. She is a made her day — and perhaps even more. wonderful teacher. The kids adore her, and the Representatives from the Sturbridge Wal- staff absolutely loves her.” Mart visited Lake Street School Thursday, A reception in Mulrain’s honor was held in Feb. 26 to present the first-grade teacher with the school library last Thursday afternoon their store’s Teacher of the Year Award for and attended by teachers, administrators and 2008. In addition to a certificate, Mulrain members of Mulrain’s family. Then, in a sur- received a $100 Wal-Mart gift card to buy class- prise move, the entire school was called to the room supplies, and Lake Street School cafeteria and auditorium to witness the pres- received a $1,000 grant. entation ceremony. Mulrain will join more than 4,000 other Mulrain said this was the first time she has teachers — one picked from each Wal-Mart received an award like this, and she said it was store (including Sam’s Clubs and “touching, humbling, overwhelming, just Neighborhood Markets) and Wal-Mart distri- something you don’t expect.” bution center — in the running for state and She added that the Teacher of the Year national Teacher of the Year honors. State Award shows she made the right decision to winners will each get a $10,000 grant for their become a teacher. schools, while the national winner will earn “I think there are times when you think an additional $25,000 grant. you’re doing your best, and you know you are, Displays were set up at each Wal-Mart store and [the award] reinforces that you are doing last fall asking customers to nominate a through before finally choosing a winner. Lindstrom said. your job,” Mulrain said. teacher, according to Sturbridge store Good Mulrain, who has been at Lake Street “A young first-grader wrote it, and it was Works Coordinator Lisa Lindstrom. Her store School for seven years, was the choice of com- ‘she helps me with math’ and ‘she helps me David Dore may be reached at (508) 909-4140, got between 60 and 70 suggestions, which a mittee members because of an anonymous with reading,’ and she’s the best teacher in the or by e-mail at [email protected]. committee of five Wal-Mart employees looked nomination form that touched them, world,” Lindstrom explained. “It was so heart-

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DEAN’S LIST Students must attain a continued from page A4 grade point average of 3.5 to be named to the dean’s list. • Jessica M. Volpe of UNIVERSITY OF Monday, March 9 Calzones with cheese and pepperoni mashed potato, carrots, fruit, milk. Sturbridge, majoring in jour- Chocolate chip pancakes, ham slice, or broccoli, dipping sauce, green Wednesday, March 11 nalism. MASSACUSETTS, BOSTON pancake syrup, banana, juice, milk. beans, Jell-O, fruit, juice, milk. Breakfast: Doughnuts, cereal, milk, • Sarah E. Lucey of BOSTON — The following Alternate: nuggets, brown rice, whole Alternate: cook’s choice. fruit. Lunch:: Hamburgers with or Sturbridge, majoring in non- local students were named to wheat breadstick. Friday, March 13 without cheese, macaroni salad, celery science liberal arts. the University of Tuesday, March 10 No lunch or breakfast served. sticks, fruit, milk. SAVANNAH COLLEGE Massachusetts Boston dean’s Double hot dogs in a roll, onion Thursday, March 12 OF ART AND DESIGN list for the Fall, 2008 semester. rings, corn, apricot crisp, juice, milk. Wales Elementary School Breakfast: French toast sticks, cere- * Michele Tolson, Colin Alternate: pizza and salad. Monday, March 9 al, milk, fruit. Lunch: Pepperoni pizza, SAVANNAH, Ga. — Riddle and Samuel Kelley of Wednesday, March 11 Breakfast: Pop Tarts, cereal, milk, corn, fruit, milk. Katherine Stoltze, an anima- Sturbridge. Pizza pasta casserole, broccoli, fruit. Lunch: Pork patties with flavored Friday, March 13 tion major pursuing a bache- To qualify for this academ- cheesy breadstick, fruit, juice, milk. rice, green beans, fruit, milk. No school. Professional development lor’s degree in fine arts, has ic honor, the student must Alternate: chicken patty on a roll, Tuesday, March 10 day. been named to the dean’s list maintain at least a pasta salad. Breakfast: Muffins, cereal, milk, at the Savannah College of 3.5 GPA. Thursday, March 12 fruit. Lunch: Chicken and gravy, Art and Design. Stoltze is a native of Sturbridge. POLICE LOGS

The arrests and offenses below were listed in activity was investigated at Hampton Inn, Main Street. Sturbridge Vet Hospital, Cedar Street. police department logs. People charged are inno- Main Street. STURBRIDGE — 8:06 p.m. — Suspicious cent until proven guilty in a court of law. This STURBRIDGE — 12:42 p.m. — An investiga- activity was investigated, Westwood Drive. Wednesday, Feb. 25 newspaper will publish dispensations of cases tion was initiated at Bank North, Main Street. STURBRIDGE — 1:09 p.m. — Frank J. Foggia, at the request of the accused, with proper docu- STURBRIDGE — 1:08 p.m. — An investiga- Sunday, March 1 48, of 25 Greenfield St., Worcester, was arrest- mentation. tion was initiated at Wal-Mart, Charlton Road. STURBRIDGE — 9:52 a.m. — An investiga- ed for larceny over $250 and operating a vehi- STURBRIDGE — 4:23 p.m. — An investiga- tion was initiated, Cricket Drive. cle after suspension/revocation of a license, Log Highlights tion was initiated, Main Street. STURBRIDGE — 1:54 p.m. — A 911 trace call Main Street. STURBRIDGE — 7:36 p.m. — An investiga- was investigated, Lane Ten. STURBRIDGE — 6:19 p.m. — Leah Louise Monday, Feb. 23 tion was initiated at Village Pizza, Route 20. STURBRIDGE — 3:10 p.m. — Lost/stolen Cardenas, 18, of 18 West Main St., Brookfield, STURBRIDGE — 10:50 a.m. — A citation was property was investigated, Main Street. and Kayla E. Cardenas, 18, of 14 Woodlawn issued at a motor vehicle stop, Charlton Road. Thursday, Feb. 26 STURBRIDGE — 4:20 p.m. — Larceny/theft Drive, were both arrested for shoplifting by STURBRIDGE — 11:50 a.m. — An investiga- STURBRIDGE — 5:24 a.m. — A 911 trace call was investigated at JC Penny’s, Main Street. concealing merchandise at JC Penny’s, Main tion was initiated at Tantasqua Regional was investigated at Sturbridge Tourist STURBRIDGE — 8:37 p.m. — Suspicious Street. Junior High School, Brookfield Road. Information Center, Main Street. activity was investigated, Heritage Green STURBRIDGE — 8:06 p.m. — Eric A. STURBRIDGE — 2:12 p.m. — A motorist in STURBRIDGE — 10:27 a.m. — An investiga- Drive. Beauvais, 38, of 103 South Spencer Road, need of assistance was investigated at tion was initiated at Bank North, Main Street. Spencer, was arrested for disorderly conduct, McDonald’s, Main Street. STURBRIDGE — 10:59 a.m. — Andrew Holm, Arrests domestic assault, threatening to commit a STURBRIDGE — 10:44 p.m. — A suspicious 25, of 40 Ross Street, was arrested for disorder- Tuesday, Feb. 24 crime and disturbing the peace, at Wendy’s, vehicle was investigated, Holland Road. ly conduct and disturbing the peace, Route 20 STURBRIDGE — 2:59 a.m. — Amy E. Charlton Road. STURBRIDGE — 11:25 p.m. — A suspicious and Route 131. Robidoux, 24, of 35F Genese St., Worcester,was vehicle was investigated at heritage Xtra- STURBRIDGE — 6:24 p.m. — Suspicious arrested on two outstanding warrants, disor- Mart, Charlton Road. activity was investigated at Southbridge derly conduct, obstruction of justice by mis- Thursday, Feb. 26 Savings Bank, Charlton Road. leading a police officer, malicious destruction STURBRIDGE — 2:53 p.m. — A criminal com- Tuesday, Feb. 24 STURBRIDGE — 8:07 p.m. — An investiga- of property under $250, and disturbing the plaint was filed against Aaron G. McElroy, 51, STURBRIDGE — 10:36 a.m. — An accident tion was initiated, Breakneck Road. peace at the Super 8 Motel, Main Street. of 60 Stafford Road, Wales, for state highway with property damage was investigated at Justin Lee Martel, 31, of 131 Pleasant St., East traffic violations, possession of a class E drug, Cumberland Farms, Main Street. Friday, Feb. 27 Brookfield, was also arrested for disorderly and possession of marijuana in excess of one STURBRIDGE — 11:45 a.m. — A STURBRIDGE — 7:35 a.m. — An accident conduct, disturbing the peace and obstruction ounce, Route 20. larceny/theft was investigated at Famous with property damage was investigated, of justice by misleading a police officer at the STURBRIDGE — 3:32 p.m. — A criminal com- Footwear, Charlton Road. Brookfield Road. Super 8 Motel, Main Street. plaint was filed against Meaghan A. Haney,23, STURBRIDGE — 11:16 a.m. — An investiga- STURBRIDGE — 8:05 a.m. — A criminal com- of 25 Liberty Lane, for larceny over $250, Route Wednesday, Feb. 25 tion was initiated, Main Street. plaint was filed against Carlene Ford, 47, of 29 20 and Cedar Street. STURBRIDGE — 8:44 a.m. — An investiga- STURBRIDGE — 2:12 p.m. — An investiga- Sam St., Enfield, Conn., for operating a motor tion was initiated at Sturbridge Auto Sales tion was initiated at Wal-Mart, Charlton Road. vehicle after suspension/revocation of a Saturday, Feb. 28 Rental and Repair, Main Street. STURBRIDGE — 6:26 p.m. — Police respond- license, following an accident with injury on STURBRIDGE — 1:25 p.m. — Edward A. STURBRIDGE — 8:57 a.m. — An investiga- ed to a hit and run accident, Old Sturbridge Mashapaug Road. Cherrington, 44, of 11 Goddard St., Webster,for tion was initiated, Plimpton Avenue. Village Road. STURBRIDGE — 1:47 p.m. — Mark M. Jewell, operating a vehicle under the influence of STURBRIDGE — 10:01 a.m. — An accident 59, of 123 Central St., Southbridge, was arrest- liquor, marked lanes violations, and posses- with property damage was investigated, Main Saturday, Feb. 28 ed for operation of a motor vehicle with a sion of an open container of alcohol in a motor Street. STURBRIDGE — 8:08 a.m. — A 911 trace call revoked registration, an uninsured motor vehicle, Charlton Road. STURBRIDGE — 10:28 a.m. — An investiga- was investigated, Hall Road. vehicle and an outstanding warrant at the tion was initiated, Pine Avenue. STURBRIDGE — 3:46 p.m. — Larceny was STURBRIDGE — 12:04 p.m. — Suspicious investigated at the Sturbridge Host Hotel,

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STURBRIDGE— Clockwise from above left, Marisa Riley, 12, of Palmer looks out the window of the Burgess Elementary cafete- ria as she enjoys the Powwow. Brothers, Lee Braveheart Edmonds, and Harry the Hawk Edmonds, of the Pokanoket Wampanoag tribe pose for a picture. Liz Charlebois, 6, of Warner N.H. lends a help- ing hand to daughter Ozali..STURBRIDGE— Malachy McGuirt, 6, of Pittsfield squints into the sun outside of the Powwow.

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STURBRIDGE — Clockwise from below right, David "Tall Pine" White, of Brimfield performs with Quabbin Valley singers. Amanda Higbie, 9, and friend Stephanie Phillips, 9, both of Webster, do a little jewelry shopping at the annual Winter Powwow held at Burgess Elementary Saturday, Feb. 28. Cole Jalbert, 3, of Southbridge shakes his rattle made from a turtle shell.Jeremy Jalbert, of Southbridge holds onto a pooped Powwow goer, son Max, 11 months. Friday, March 6, 2009 • STURBRIDGE VILLAGER 7 BUSINESS The place to be for booklovers LOCAL BOOKSTORE CELEBRATES 14 YEARS IN BUSINESS

BY JOY RICHARD into. Along with the photography, Putnam, Conn. TIMES STAFF WRITER art and book readings — as well as The art pieces that she has show- WEBSTER — One of Webster’s selling books — she wanted the shop cased are hanging over the bookcas- best-known businesses is about to to have the atmosphere where peo- es and the artists are usually from celebrate a milestone — even more ple would be comfortable. From that the local area, with some coming impressive amid the current of sense of comfort, she said she hoped from further away in New England, today’s economy. a whole new sense of community she said. Most of the shows and Booklovers’ Gourmet of 55 East spirit would grow. readings take place on Saturday Main St., is celebrating 14 years of From those ideas, the plan for afternoons, with the next book read- giving back culture to the communi- Booklovers’ Gourmet was born. ing on Saturday,March 14, featuring ty, as it celebrated its anniversary The shop today consists mostly of author David Allan and his newest Wednesday, March 4. new and used books, with the option book, “Road Rage and Why It’s Your “Always a reader and an artist,” of getting things specially ordered. Fault.” There will be a book signing longtime Webster resident Debra Horan said that the special orders at the event as well (For a feature on Horan opened up the shop in 1995 area “is growing more and more all Allan and his book, check out the after she saw the need for a place to the time,” which is good for cus- Feb. 20 edition of the Webster gather together artists and tomers who don’t want to travel far Times, which is available for .pdf booklovers, therefore sharing their to larger book chains for just one download at www.theheartofmassa- passion for books and art together. purchase. chusetts.com). Growing up in Webster, Horan According to Horan, Booklovers’ This week, there are a few events said has been a lifelong fan of litera- is the kind of place where you can to commemorate the anniversary of Courtesy photo ture, poetry and art, but was dis- sit and read, drink coffee and feel the shop, which include a book sale Booklovers’ Gourmet, pictured here on East Main Street, celebrated its 14th anniver- heartened to find that there was like you have the space to express and photo gallery event from a New sary Wednesday, March 4. The store is a popular destination for “book lovers” and nowhere for the community to come your art at the same time. Hampshire artist, Bette Lattair. She artists. and share that with. Along with food for the mind, the will be there Saturday, March 7, to In an interview with the Webster destination also offers food for the share her work from 1 to 4 p.m. and the event link for more information. that has come from the community Times last week, she said she want- body.There is a selection of teas and the photos have a nature and floral Also on the site, you can look at var- over the years,” Horan said. ed a place that would have poetry coffee along with a variety of pas- theme. ious art pieces and find out the readings and art shows, so people tries available for sale. The pastries For further events, visit the artist that created them, as well as Joy Richard may be reached at 508- could feel pride about the hobbies served are fresh daily and local, store’s Web site at pricing if you would like to pur- 909-4129, or by e-mail at they put so much time and energy coming right from Phyllis’ Pastry in www.er3.com/book/, and click on chase any of the works. [email protected]. “I appreciate all of the support Retirees Must Make (At Least) Five Key Financial Decisions

hen you’re working, you have a How should you balance inflation, your estimated life expectancy early as age 62, but your monthly checks financial strategy that is largely your investment portfolio and the size of the estate you’d like to will be considerably larger if you wait W based on one goal: saving money to provide sufficient leave. This decision is important, because until your “normal” retirement age, which for a comfortable retirement. You’ll likely income and growth oppor- the amount you withdraw each year will is likely 65 or 66. But if you need the have to make many adjustments over sev- tunities? Clearly, you’ll directly affect how long your money lasts. money, you may be better off by taking eral decades to ensure that you stay on need your investments to From which accounts should you begin Social Security at 62 and giving your tax- track saving and investing. But once you provide a source of taking withdrawals? You may have built deferred accounts more time to potentially retire, a new goal arises — investing so you income during your three different types of accounts: taxable, grow. can remain retired. To help yourself retirement years. At the tax-deferred and tax-free. It may be a good As you can see, you’ll need a lot of achieve this goal, you will need to make a same time, you will need idea to take withdrawals from your taxable expertise to successfully manage your number of investment decisions. FINANCIAL some growth potential to accounts first, thereby allowing your tax- financial and investment situations during Which of these decisions are most overcome the effects of deferred accounts, such as your retirement. If you don’t already work with important? Here are five to consider: FOCUS inflation, which can erode Traditional IRA and your 401(k), more time a financial advisor and a tax professional, How much will you spend each year? your purchasing power. to compound and potentially increase in now would be a good time to start. Once Before you can pursue an appropriate JEFF BURDICK Consequently, you will value. If you have a tax-free account, such you’ve got your financial strategy in place, investment strategy, you’ll need to know need a mix of income- and as a Roth IRA, save it for last to maximize you’ll be better prepared to enjoy an active, about how much you’ll spend each year. growth-oriented invest- the compounding on money on which you fulfilling retirement. Estimate your costs for housing, food, trav- ments, with the proportions depending on will never pay taxes. (Roth IRA earnings el, entertainment, insurance, gifts — your risk tolerance and your lifestyle. grow tax-free if you’ve had your account at This article has been submitted by Jeff everything. Keep in mind that your expens- How much should you withdraw each least five years and you don’t begin taking Burdick, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, es will likely change annually, especially year from your investment portfolio? The withdrawals until you’re at least 59-1/2.) 113 Main Street, Sturbridge, MA 01566. Jeff for items such as health care. Don’t forget answer depends on several factors, includ- That said, this is just a rule of thumb. may be contacted at 508-347-1420 or at about inflation, which will likely cause ing your retirement lifestyle, the size and When should you take Social Security? [email protected] your expenses to increase over the years. performance of your investment portfolio, You can begin taking Social Security as

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VIEWS ANDOPINION COMMENTARY FROM STURBRIDGE, BRIMFIELD, HOLLAND AND WALES EDITORIAL The shooting Healthy of Barak

living o, I’m not trying to be sensational or provocative (well, maybe just a little), or Nto disrespect the new president by something we spelling his name wrong. The Barak I’m writ- ing about has no “C” in his first name. And he WAS murdered — 119 years ago in Ohio. His last name wasn’t all need Obama, but Ashton, and according to information provided by that always Mortality. unimpeachable news source Sooner or later, we all have to deal with it. (my cousin Janet, who lives For most of us, as we go about our daily in Maryland and has access lives — as we struggle to provide for our- to my grandparents’ jour- selves, our families, our children — our own nals and genealogies), he’s mortality is something that rarely crosses our our great-great-grandfather minds. on my father’s side. I’ve been meaning to do Even when faced with a loved one, a rela- AS YOU tive, maybe a friend who has a disease like some meaningful genealogy cancer, we still may not take stock of our own LIKE IT for years (decades, really), lives — how we treat our bodies, whether we but the recent loss of my ignore the warning signs of a potential health mother was the spur that threat. Maybe it’s by choice. We don’t like to MARK ASHTON finally pushed good inten- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR tions into action. Part of my consider ourselves vulnerable. family searching work was State Sen. Stephen Brewer said it best in easy, as the Reeve side of the family this newspaper yesterday: “We all, when we’re (Grandmother Ashton’s clan) was already well healthy, have this sense of immortality and Story ignites renewed interest in Lost Village documented by diligent genealogists in Texas immunity. But it’s fragile. It’s very, very frag- and California. A couple of decades ago they ile.” To The Editor: control project after the hurricane of 1955. published an 11-generation history of the Brewer knows. He has suffered personal Christoper Tanguay’s article about The This DVD is only availble for a limited Reeves that serves as a family bible of comings tragedy and, most recently,had his own health Lost Village of East Brimfield has ignited an amount of time. DVD’s are $20 each, with pro- and goings, begats and begettings, tracing one scare when he was diagnosed with prostate enormous amount of interest in this little ceeds to benefit Opacum Land Trust. To order branch of an abundantly blossomed and be- cancer. He has since had surgery and might piece of local history. Opacum Land Trust a copy, please call 508-347-9144 or twigged family tree. require radiation to ensure the cancer does hosted a presentation on The Lost Village last [email protected] before March 13. Checks So, since Mom’s trail of Paynes and Chaces not return. Thursday. Our phone was ringing off the can be made payable to Opacum Land Trust was already well documented, my immediate Over the weekend, Uxbridge High School hook, and the crowd was standing room only. and mailed to: PO Box 233, Sturbridge, MA goal was to learn more about the Ashton her- Superintendent and acting Principal Daniel Due to the enormous popularity of this pro- 01566. itage. Grandfather (Albert H.) Ashton’s roots Stefanilo succumbed to a heart attack while in gram we most certainly will be offering it Thanks to all of the wonderful East seemed to begin with him; none of his 17 grand- his car at a shopping mall. He was only 54. again. Brimfield folks who shared their memories children could remember ever hearing about Brewer recently celebrated his 61st birth- We do not like to disappoint our friends and and photographs, this lost village has been his parents or roots. Since I was only 7 when he day. supporters, so Opacum has arranged to rediscovered. Kudos to Larry Lowental and died, the rest of my cousins couldn’t have been Not exactly advanced ages, either of them. reproduce the story of The Lost Village on Merle Bassett for pulling all of this history much older, or much more into family history The problem is that things like heart disease DVD. The narrators are Larry Lowenthal, together. Opacum Land Trust thanks the at that age. and cancer don’t really care how old we are. historian and author, and Merlon Bassett, Army Corps of Engineers for the permission And we certainly waited too long to ask earli- Which is why it is imperative to take care of Park Ranger with the US Army Corps of to reproduce and sell the DVD (The sale of er generations about this important family his- our bodies best we can; to, hard as it is, find a Engineers. They present their research on this DVD does not constitute an official tory. Only Aunt Kitty remains of the genera- way to slow down the ride of life from time to the once-flourishing community of East endorsement by the US Army Corps of tion that might be expected to know the name time so we can dedicate a little attention to Brimfield, exploring the village’s connection Engineers). of her own grandfather, but most days that that most precious of things — our body. to the industrial revolution of the 19th Opacum also thanks the Hitchcock information remains locked away in the nether Whether it means joining the local YMCA, Century on the Quinebaug River through Academy in Brimfield for use of their space recesses of her memory. taking up walking or even snatching up a Wii slides, period maps, atlases and vintage pho- (and their speakers). So I turned to cousin Janet, a school adminis- trator in Maryland — and therefore possessed Fit and doing those exercises every day — as tos. of significant faculties, who took to the task in Dr. K.C. Balaji, a urologist at UMass Medical The DVD depicts the community as it was JENNIFER OHOP, PRESIDENT impressive fashion. Within a week she called Center in Worcester, put it, when it comes to until it was dismantled as part of the flood warding off illness, “The preventative meas- OPACUM LAND TRUST excited about her finds, including the name of ure is generally healthy living.” not only Grandfather’s father (Richard Stock Ashton), but of HIS father (the Barak of this We send our deepest condolences to the story), and HIS father (Peter, an 18th-century friends, students and family of Daniel SOUND OFF! American). Stefanilo, and wish Steve Brewer a speedy And along with the vital statistics (birth, recovery. Independence Day is, after all, not death, and marriage dates), she had unearthed too far away and festivities at Old Sturbridge Candidates cause concern for resident a diary written by one of Barak’s daughters Village simply wouldn’t be the same without a (Martha Ashton Shaw) some 119 years ago. The Sound Off: town, not city. recitation of the Declaration of Independence following excerpt comes from May 7, 1890: by the senator. I was shocked to realize that Tom Creamer I am afraid (Selectmen) (Mary) Blanchard “Beautiful day and one to be remembered while and James Ehrhard are probably going to be and (Scott) Garieri want more development memory serves us. As Ira Marlatt shot our dear selectmen in Sturbridge. and, teamed up with Creamer and Ehrhard Father about 10:(00 a.m.) and he only lived They both moved here recently and imme- will do irreparable damage to the town. about 20 min. Oh words cannot convey our feel- diately want to completely change the com- Somebody has to tell us how to stop these ings as a messenger called and told us that HOW TO SUBMIT plexion and nature of our town. I have lived four people from damaging Sturbridge. ‘Barak Ashton was shot.’ I asked who done it, here all my life and really like the town — he said Ira Marlatt.” LETTERS Later on, Martha notes that “the sheriff Send letters to the editor to Walter Bird came out and took Ira from his mothers house after a disperate struggle and he was soon land- at the Charlton Villager, 25 Elm St., Memories of an educator, mentor, friend ed in jail to await his trial.” (The name “Reeve,” Southbridge, MA by the way, comes from the ancient English 01550, or by e-mail to word for an officer of the shire, “sherieve,” wbird@stonebridge- remember being 16 back in the math my junior year in high school from which we get the modern word “sheriff.”) press.com. Allow at summer of 2002, having just got- in order to be competitive for the col- I’m not yet sure how this murder story ends, least 48 hours for a Iten my class schedule for my jun- leges I was applying to, but I didn’t but you can bet there’ll be some “Googling” confirmation ior year of high school in the mail. It have to sacrifice my love of Spanish involved, and some searching of May 1890 response. Please sup- was not what I’d wanted, and I was — which would become one of my newspapers. And there’ll be some scrutiny of ply home address near tears. If I couldn’t take AP college majors — in order to do so. Ira Marlatt and his progeny in the process. and phone number. Calculus, AP History, and upper level That was characteristic of Dan For though we call it family history, it’s cer- Don’t send letters via Spanish, I wasn’t sure if I’d ever get Stefanilo; he was always searching tainly not limited to the branches and twigs in fax. There is no word into college. And while I realize that for a solution that the schools, or the our neck of the woods. It may be work, this fam- count for letters, the now sounds a little bit silly, I was a town of Uxbridge, hadn’t thought of ily research, but it’s also fascinating and fulfill- discerning reader stressed out high school student, and I KRISTAL yet, working overtime and putting ing. The names of relations alone are worth the will understand that brevity is the key to was in a panic. the students in the district first above effort: We’ve got a “Bo Weavil” in our family good communication. Longer submis- As I walked up the steps of KLEAR all else — sacrificing his time to serve tree, for goodness sake, along with a whole host sions will be published as space allows. Uxbridge High School, I was looking as both superintendent and principal of Schlenkers. We’ve got some Finks and plen- ty of Peacocks (maybe one of them can get me “Your Turn” guest columns can be for my guidance counselor, who had KRIS REARDON of Uxbridge High School during this taken my class requests in the spring. past school year on one salary to try a job at NBC!) and Paynes and Chaces to chase used for longer pieces, and should be But it was my high school principal, to save the town money during its down. between 700-800 words. Mr. Dan Stefanilo, who met me at the door and budget crisis. All in all, we’ve got pretty much the history The editor, at his or her discretion, ushered me into his office when he saw the Those moments from the summer of 2002 — of America in there, with the migration from reserves the right to edit all submissions. flustered look on my face. and so many others —still so clear in my east (New Jersey, for example) to Indiana and “What’s going on, Kristina?” he asked. mind, came to me as I was with friends in Ohio, then later to Texas (mainly the panhan- I explained the predicament the best I could, Providence, when my mother called my cell dle) and California in search of golden opportu- trying not to talk too fast or sound too upset. I phone on Saturday, Feb. 21, to tell me that she nities. We have farmers and bankers and was wearing an ironed, button-down shirt, had just heard that Dan Stefanilo had sudden- school board presidents in there, along with and I hoped he could see I meant business. ly and unexpectedly died of a heart attack. hog farmers, newspaper columnists, and folks “I see the problem,” I remember him telling As I glanced around the overflowing Saint declared insane (the latter two not necessarily me, as I began to realize that no matter what Mary’s Church the following Thursday at his mutually exclusive). I’d been wearing, it wouldn’t have changed the funeral, I knew that every student there was We have brothers who drowned while trying fact that AP Calculus and upper level Spanish thinking of some memory of Dan, some to repair a telephone line across a lake (1923) and two Native American children, sole sur- Serving Sturbridge, Brimfield, Holland and Wales were scheduled during the same block. I encouragement he’d given them, some way he vivors of an early 19th-century “massacre,” would have to choose between them, and I had helped shape their lives or their educa- 25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550 adopted by Quakers taking a wagon train from couldn’t fathom how that would even be possi- tion. North Carolina to Indiana to remove them- Telephone (800) 367-9898 ble. Surely colleges would want me to take AP And, days after his funeral, as I attempted to Fax (508) 764-8015 selves from the evils of slavery. Calculus—but I really, really loved Spanish, I find a way to pay tribute in my column to one Sounds like the American experience to me. www.sturbridgevillager.net told Mr. Stefanilo. of Uxbridge’s finest educators and most dedi- Sounds like about 20 years more of research “Stop right there, Kristina,” he said, as he cated public servants, I reached out to former before I can connect our family to yours by way ALTER FRANK G. W C. encouraged me to choose the class I loved the students of his and asked them to share those of discovering if Christopher Reeve is a distant CHILINSKI BIRD JR. best regardless of how I thought it would look memories, which help paint a better picture of cousin, if I should be rooting for the Sheriff of and assured me that he would take care of the his influence than any tribute I could come up PRESIDENT AND WEEKLY EDITOR Nottingham instead of Robin Hood the next rest. with on my own: time I hear that tale, and just what Ira Marlatt’s AT-LARGE PUBLISHER I remember him standing up at his desk and Marie Helin, who graduated in the class of problem was with great-great-granddad Barak. moving to pace around his office. 1990 from North Middlesex Regional High Let me know if YOUR family search turns up TRACY SEELYE “Let’s think outside the box,” he said. School, where Dan taught before coming to any roots intermingling with mine! EDITOR, STURBRIDGE VILLAGER My junior year of high school, I got my Uxbridge 18 years ago, remembers having Spanish classes, but Mr.Stefanilo arranged an Mark Ashton writes a weekly column for independent study in math. I did need to take Turn To REARDON, page A13 Stonebridge Press publications. Friday, March 6, 2009 • STURBRIDGE VILLAGER 9 After much debate, town offices plans accepted

instead of two. Community Preservation funds last TOWN Planning Board member and can- year, and another $545,795 was allo- continued from page A1 didate for Selectman, Thomas cated last night. Creamer urged residents to vote the The funds are available for this of J. Stewart Roberts, gave a brief article down based on the current specific project because of the his- presentation on work needed in the economic climate, which has people toric significance of the two build- two buildings, including securing out of work, and in some cases, out ings. None of that money could be the foundations, repairing the roofs, of their homes. used on a new purchase or construc- and making both facilities fully Malloy said the weak economy tion project. compliant with Americans with has actually helped the project, as Robert Briere addressed the vot- Disabilities Act requirements. bids for work have been coming in at ing public with a prepared state- “We want to preserve these build- lower rates than could otherwise be ment, written from the perspective ings,” O’Brien said, “restore what’s expected. of the Center School. Briere rotted away. “Right now, the town needs to explained that “he” was built in 1852 Explaining that fire exits and ele- begin looking at priorities,” and rebuilt after a fire in 1855, and vators will be built in additions on Creamer said, explaining that with recalled such moments as watching the existing buildings that face each water and sewer and landfill issues soldiers return from the Civil War, other from opposite sides of Route facing the town, the nearly $80 a and depart for the world wars. 131, O’Brien said, “We’re trying to year incurred in taxes, may fall on “We have earned your respect,” he find something here that is very top of an ever-growing mound of said of the two buildings, pleading sympathetic to the existing struc- tax responsibilities. his case for their preservation. “We tures.” “It’s not going to get any better,” will continue to be a valuable asset Michael Cimini, Chairman of the Creamer said, “In the next year, it’s to the town.” Economic Development Committee, going to get worse.” Kirstie Pecci also spoke in favor of did not share Malloy and O’Brien’s James Ehrhard, a member of the the project, saying that in her opin- optimism. Tantasqua Regional District School ion, renovations to the two historic “We certainly have some ques- Committee, who is also running for buildings would produce more Project plans for the Town Hall/Center School renovation project were on display in tions and concerns,” he said of the Selectman, echoed Cimini’s durable structures than any new the lobby of Tantasqua High School, just outside the auditorium where the Special project, indicating that costs may thoughts, saying that voters should construction could, by preserving Town Meeting was conducted. exceed the $5 million plus price tag opt for more time on the subject, the strong hardwood beams in the ed to Forish Construction of article was also approved. already on the plan. regardless of what side of the issue building. Westfield, as they were the lowest At the behest of the Finance “They are probably in worse they stand on. In addition, Pecci said refurbish- bidders. The focus now, Malloy said, Committee, no action was taken on shape than what’s been indicated “This was rushed through,” ment of the buildings that overlook will be on finding temporary office an article that sought $1.2 million and building costs certainly are not Ehrhard said. “It was put on the the Town Common, would help space for the town to lease during for construction of a well. capped,” Cimini said of the build- February meeting, it should have Sturbridge capitalize on the historic the renovation process. In the last vote of the evening, ings and the potential for the cost to been put on the April meeting.” theme set by Old Sturbridge Village. Other articles that were passed $305,000 was approved for the increase. Some residents, aware of the eco- “This is a money maker for us in include an appropriation of $75,000 Burgess Elementary School Cimini’s message though, was not nomic status in town, still felt the the long run,” Pecci said. “And a for updating the Sturbridge Master Building Committee to spend on necessarily in favor or opposition of Town Hall and Center School reno- money saver because we own them.” Plan, which was completed in 1988. design expenses associated with the project, but simply suggested vation is their best bet. The deciding After debating the topic for more The town voted in support of that project. that more time be taken to investi- factor in some minds, it seemed, was than an hour, a motion was made to Mass. General Law Chapter 43 D, gate other possible options, such as the nearly $1.5 million on move the question, and the article which is a streamlined permitting Christopher Tanguay may be new construction or renovation of a Community Preservation funds that was approved. process for predetermined develop- reached at (508) 909-4132, or by e-mail larger building that would keep all can be used on the project — Malloy said after the meeting, the ments. A list of priority develop- at [email protected]. municipal offices under one roof $952,000 was granted from project would most likely be award- ment sites to go along with the 43 D Wales food pantry is caught up in a war of words

PANTRY Wednesdays and Thursdays. Jegelewicz said the man only began volun- Selectman Michael Valanzola, who was continued from page A1 A volunteer at the pantry, which is run out teering when Learned’s stroke occurred, fill- unaware of the situation until questioned by a of the Wales Senior Center, Learned said he ing in the vacant position. Jegelewicz said she reporter, said his gut reaction would be to Other officials in town shot down Learned’s would not continue his work there due to is still waiting on in the results of a Criminal remove the individual. suspicions. ongoing conflicts with Jegelewicz. Offender Record Information (CORI) check on “You hate to turn away volunteers,” Judy Jegelewicz, director of the Senior “I’m trying to come up with ideas to make the individual. Valanzola said. “I just think it sets an Center, said while the administrative struc- sure those that need it the most are going to “With any CORI check, their criminal back- unhealthy precedent.” ture of the pantry is undergoing some have what they need when they need it,” ground in divulged to us,” Jegelewicz Aware of the fact that children don’t often changes, there would be no impact on the pub- Jegelewicz said. “At this point I don’t see any explained. “We then have the option of decid- frequent the Senior Center, Valanzola posed lic it serves. difference in the times changing.” ing whether or not their criminal background the hypotheticals of a child accompanying “I’ve been working with Food Bank of In response to Learned’s claim that would be of concern to the population we their grandparent to a lunch, or helping a par- Western Mass., and I’ve been working with Jegelewicz had previously suggested to the serve.” ent pick up groceries at the pantry. some of the pantries in the western Mass. Board of Selectmen that the pantry be shut “If he’s not considered to be dangerous to “The reality is he probably wouldn’t be com- area to find out how their systems work and to down, she said, “To my knowledge there has the senior population, then I would have no ing into contact with kids at the senior cen- adopt the best practices of other food banks never ever been any talk of ceasing operations problem suggesting he would be allowed to ter,” Valanzola said, acknowledging that he and incorporate that into our food bank,” at all.” volunteer,” Jegelewicz continued, saying the was not sure of the specific guidelines in a sit- Jegelewicz said. Another concern that sprang up surround- individual would not likely be in contact with uation such as this, saying that further review Board of Selectmen Chairman Jeffery ing the Community Pantry is the presence of children, and would not have any unsuper- of the law would be necessary to accurately Vannais supported Jegelewicz. a Level 3 sex offender volunteering for the vised contact with the seniors. assess the results of the CORI check. “It was a rumor,” Vannais said of the notion lunch program. According to the Executive Once she receives that requested CORI “There are requirements through the com- that the pantry was in danger of closing. “To Office of Public Safety (EOPS), the individual report, Jegelewicz said that Board of monwealth that one must pass,” Valanzola my knowledge the program continues and is was convicted of six counts of indecent Selectmen and possibly town council will said. “I don’t know what the legal parameters going to be available as it has been in recent assault and battery on a child under 14 years review it, and make a final determination as are,” he continued. “There may be no cause memory.” of age in 1994. Also according to EOPS, there to whether or not the volunteer position is for us to limit his ability to serve there.” The Wales Community Pantry serves the are two Level 3 and two Level 2 sex offenders appropriate. needs of people in all three communities, living in Wales. “I will take it to the town and see what their News staff writer Christopher Tanguay may offering lunch on Tuesdays and Thursdays The individual could not be reached for opinion is see if they have any objection about be reached at (508) 909-4132 or by e-mail at ctan- and providing groceries on alternate comment yesterday. that,” she said. [email protected]. Gimas terms run a way Mock team presents good argument MOCK role of the killer in the of working for change continued from page A1 team’s last exercise. According to several members of the approxi- November, has been studying a case Aware of the growing mately 18-member team, GIMAS issued to all mock trial teams in the number of vacant spaces, the key to their success continued from page A1 state. but adamantly opposed to is knowing the facts of The purpose of the team is to try the big-box stores, Gimas said the case inside and out, already involved with the case against different schools, each her primary goal would be which is what has led town through certification time, representing a different side. to establish commercial them to victory on both as a CERT —Citizens So far, the team, under the guidance opportunities that would sides of the argument. Emergency Response Team of teachers Martha Sullivan and increase tax revenues to the “It’s not even about the — member, and having com- Jessie LaValle and School Committee town while maintaining the facts, it’s how you pres- pleted the Citizens Police member, attorney Michele Fitzgerald, ambiance and character of ent it,” Marissa Academy through the has successfully defended and prose- Sturbridge. Loughran said. “You Sturbridge Police cuted the case against Mahar Regional “One thing that I think learn how a trial actual- Department and the High School, Minnechaug High School Sturbridge needs is an eco- ly works,” she contin- Citizens Leadership and Hopkinton Academy. nomic developer,” Gimas ued. “It definitely gives Academy conducted by Each mock trail is conducted in a said. you a feel of what it’s Town Administrator James real courtroom, including the Acknowledging the fear of really like.” Malloy. Springfield Federal Court and creating a new position dur- Stagias said she, like “It’s to try to give back to Western Worcester County District ing an economic downturn, many members, enjoys the community,” Gimas Court in East Brookfield. This week’s Gimas said employing an the mock trial team said. “To try to help out final was also to be conducted in economic developer now, to because she would like when there’s a need.” Springfield on Wednesday, March 4. devise a strategy, preparing to pursue a career in the With administrative expe- “This year we have a murder case,” the town for the economy’s legal field. rience as the Vice Principal said team member Sam Stagias. rebound, would be extreme- “This is what some of of Putnam Vocational Stagias went on to explain the out- ly beneficial. us want to do,” she said. Technical High School in line of the case, which focuses on a “Now is the absolute best Sullivan said that Springfield, Gimas said, returned Iraq war veteran suffering time to hire someone like besides the lessons on “Working in both capacities from post-traumatic stress disorder, that,” she said. “This is what case law that are provid- has taught me to work with who kills an old acquaintance. they do, this is their expert- ed in the packet all of the people to be a facilitator for “He or she just so happened to kill Christopher Tanguay photo ise.” students receive, change.” their high school enemy,” Stagias said. Members of the mock trial team read over notes, moments Gimas went on to say that Fitzgerald has taught the As for her vision of Using the same facts given to every before taking part in a practice trial. waiting for the economic sit- team “everything from Sturbridge’s future, Gimas other competing school, the team must uation to get worse before courtroom etiquette to said she is aware of a divi- use the facts and affidavits provided to hiring a specialist could strategy.” she continued. “They’re a lot of fun to sion in opinions as to the assume the roles of the characters and have detrimental effects on A victory in Wednesday’s trial work with.” direction in which the town successfully argue their given side. the town. against Pioneer Valley Performing The Massachusetts mock trial finals should be headed. “You’re not supposed to use outside “It’s like someone who Arts charter school, will give the team will be held at Faneuil Hall in Boston “What I see as the major information,” Sullivan said. says, ‘I have a tooth ache but a spot in the final tournament of the this month. issue that Sturbridge faces “Everything you need is in the pack- I’m not going to go to a den- top 16 teams in Massachusetts. is a desire to increase busi- et.” tist until all my teeth hurt,’” “I think these guys are great,” Christopher Tanguay may be ness opportunities,” Gimas “You have to learn a lot of objections she said. Sullivan said. “They can go really far.” reached at (508) 909-4132, or by e-mail at said. “I also see a desire to and the process of the courtroom,” “They pick things up very quickly,” [email protected]. retain the culture of said Laura Montross, who played the News staff writer Sturbridge,” she continued. Christopher Tanguay may be “I want to work at that by reached at (508) 909-4132, or trying to find a compro- by e-mail at ctanguay@stone- mise.” bridgepress.com. 10 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, March 6, 2009

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FRIDAY, MARCH 6 Massachusetts. The meeting room will open at munity called Taizé. The experience finds its Director of the Sydney Regional Ballet School 9:30 a.m. with the meeting beginning at 10. The true meaning in the active participation of all and Performance Company, Solo Seal Certified BRIMFIELD — The Brimfield Council on speaker will be Patty Vigeant Locke who will be assembled by focusing and deepening our faith Teacher, Royal Academy of Dance, London. Aging and the Brimfield Cultural Council have presenting a program titled, “Marriages through the power of prayer. The liturgy that The fee is $84 per 7 classes for residents of joined together to bring singing star Ruth between Native Americans and French- has been developed around the Taizé communi- Brimfield, Holland, Sturbridge, and Wales; all Harcovitz, “Boston’s Canadians.”. The public is invited to attend and ty is primarily for the worship of God, but it is others please add $5. Visit us on the web at Julie Andrews,” to bring your morning coffee and doughnuts as also meant to quiet the soul. Then we may be www.hitchcockacademy.org or call 245-9977. town for a special well as a friend! For more information on future still and be at peace in the presence of God. For appearance in cele- meetings and speaker subjects, visit our web- more information, please call 508-765-9559. STURBRIDGE — Business people and profes- bration of Irish site: www.massachusettssocietyofgenealo- sionals may attend and learn more about CBA, Heritage Month, gists.org TUESDAY, MARCH 17 a four-year-old networking group with a com- when we are all SUTTON — The Sutton Garden Club will meet munity focus in Sturbridge and surrounding “honorary Irish”. DUDLEY — Open auditions will be held from 10 towns. Meetings also provide stimulating infor- Harcovitz, who is in at 7 p.m. at the Sutton Senior Center. Pat - 11:30 a.m. today for the Dudley Hill Players’ Reisert will be speaking at this month’s pro- mation on economic topics affecting our region. constant demand production of “Bill W. and Dr. Bob.” The play Meetings are held on the first and third throughout the gram. Last year she set the audience on fire outlines the inspiring story of Alcoholics with seedless plants. This years topic is on Thursdays each month from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at the country for her Anonymous, written by Stephen Bergman and Oliver Wight Tavern at Old Sturbridge Village. beautiful voice and fungi and lichens. New members will receive a Janet Surrey. Casting requirements are for warm welcome. For information, call 413-245-3483. warm personality, three adult women and one adult man with act- has sung with opera ing experience. A behind the scenes meeting THURSDAY, MARCH 19 STURBRIDGE — The MOMS (Moms Offering companies, as will be held at 11:30 a.m. The auditions and Moms Support) Cub of Sturbridge meets every soloist with orches- Ruth Harcovitz meeting will be held at the First Congregational STURBRIDGE — Breastfeeding or considering second Monday of the month. This is a support tras, and in resorts. Church, UCC, 135 Center Road. A snow date for it? La Leche League of Sturbridge invites all group for the mother-at-home of today,interest- Recently returned the auditions is 10-11:30 a.m. Saturday,March 14 pregnant and nursing women to learn more ed in the world around you, wanting a variety of from a successful with the behind the scenes meeting to follow. and meet new friends from 7 – 8:30 p.m. at activities for you and your children and proud singing tour in Florida, here in Massachusetts The production will take place in Sepetember. EarthSpirits, Route 20. This week’s topic is: of your choice of at-home mothering for your she is known for her wide variety of thrilling For more information, call director David Breastfeeding Myths and Facts. Discussion family. programs, which always draw large crowds. Edney at 508-943-6367 or producer John White at topics are flexible — your questions are the For details about the meeting or for more infor- Harcovitz will appearing at the Brimfield 508-943-8517. main focus. More info: www.lllsturbridge.org. mation about the Senior Center in her show, club, please contact Leila Leyvas at mom@stur- “A Great Day for the Irish!” This lively and MONDAY, MARCH 9 FRIDAY, MARCH 27 bridgemomsclub.org or visit www.sturbridge- entertaining program has captivated many momsclub.org. audiences and includes everyone’s favorite AUBURN — Pakachoag Community Music STURBRIDGE — Breastfeeding or considering School extends discounts to new families regis- it? LLL of Sturbridge invites all pregnant and Irish songs, with a chance for sing-along. STURBRIDGE — Local Business People are The performance will take place at 11:30 a.m., tering netween 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. today. PCMS nursing women to learn more and meet new will waive the $20 registration fee for new fami- friends from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Sturbridge encouraged to visit the local BNI Chapter, following an Irish brunch held at 10:30 a.m. The Business Visionaries, scheduled every Tuesday public is urged not to miss this very special lies registering on for the spring Music Federated Church. This week’s topic: Together session at this time. Drop in to the Breastfeeding Myths and Facts. Discussion top- from 7 - 8:30 a.m., at the Oliver Wight Tavern at event. For information and reservations, call Old Sturbridge Village. BNI is a business and the council on aging at (413) 245-7253. school at 203 Pakachoag St., Auburn to register ics are flexible — your questions are the main for the class of your choice from 15 different focus. More info: www.lllsturbridge.org. professional networking organization whose SATURDAY, MARCH 7 classes offered weekly, including satellite class- primary purpose is to exchange qualified busi- es in Sturbridge, Millbury and Worcester. SATURDAY, MARCH 28 ness referrals. AUBURN — The March meeting of the Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings are What makes BNI unique is that it allows only Massachusetts Society of Genealogists, Inc STURBRIDGE — The tradition starts here! one person per profession to join a chapter. available for working parents. Grandparents Tantasqua Pop Warner football and cheer regis- Worcester Chapter will be held on at 10 a.m. in are welcome to attend with grandchildren. For Thus, once you’ve joined, there is no conflict in the Merriam Room at the Auburn Public tration will be held from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. at passing referrals, and none of your competitors complete information, call the school at 508-791- American Legion Post 109, Main Street. For Library,369 Southbridge St. (Rte 12) in Auburn, 8159 or go to www.pakmusic.org. Registrations can participate. However, if your competition more details, visit our Web site at www.tanta- joins first, this opportunity is gone. accepted for new families beginning March 9th squapopwarner.com. and running through the month on a space- To RSVP, call 508-943-2400 or e-mail available basis. ONGOING flynnatty@gmail. BRIMFIELD — Friends of the Brimfield Public BRIMFIELD – Children’s Martial Arts offered STURBRIDGE — The Al-Anon group will meet Library will host a book discussion and signing at Hitchcock Academy. Ongoing lessons for at 7 p.m. at Sturbridge Federated Church, 8 with local author Janina Chung, from 6:30- 8 ages 4 and up take place on Tuesdays and Maple St. Al-Anon is an anonymous program p.m. at the Brimfield Public Library. Copies of Thursdays; Little Dragons (ages 4 – 7) meet for people who have been affected by a problem her book “Far East of the Sun” are on sale at the from 3:30 – 4:15pm; ages 8 and up from 4:30 – of alcoholism in a relative or friend. All are wel- library or available through her website at 5:30pm. For more information or to register, come to attend. www.reededwards.com. The public is cordially call Mark Pearlman at (413) 566-0056 or invited. www.shobukan.net STURBRIDGE — Want to become a better com- • Ongoing ballet classes offered at Hitchcock municator and increase your self-confidence? SUNDAY, MARCH 15 Academy for ages 8 to adult; new session begins The Village Toastmasters meets at 7 p.m. on the March 6. Fun, smiles, and love of dance are the second, third and fourth Thursday of the SOUTHBRIDGE —Holy Trinity offers an ecu- ingredients for these classes in ballet, perfect month at the Southbridge Savings Bank on menical Taizé service on the third Sunday of for students wanting to try ballet or those who Route 20. every month. The public is invited to share in would like to complement their current dance Guests are always welcome. the experience of Taizé at 5:15 p.m. at Holy instruction. Classes are very small and person- For more information, go to village.free- Trinity Church, 446 Hamilton St., Southbridge alized, and are held Friday afternoons and toasthost.com or www.toastmasters.org, call Our service is candle light and one of quiet evenings; check online or call for information Dennis at 508-347-9343 or email mccurdyi@char- meditation, reflection, readings and music. regarding specific class times according to age. ter.net This type of worship was started many years The instructor is Joanna Duncan, founding ago in the ecumenical French monastic com-

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Stefanilo leaves students with memories, inspiration THIS WEEK IN his principal, remembers Dan similarly, and “He loved the idea and had students start REARDON also remembers his real-life perspectives right away,”she said. “His devotion to the stu- HISTORY continued from page 8 well. dents was unlike any other.” He recalls that Dan pushed him to excel Most students would agree, and maybe problems at home when Dan was her teacher. beyond his best efforts, and that his vision that’s why just a few days after Uxbridge High (MARCH 6-12) “He would personally call my mother and and drive sometimes led students, including senior Mike Lovett created the Facebook MARCH 6 try to discuss ways to make things better for himself, to struggle with his expectations. group “In Loving Memory of Mr. Dan me,” she said. “When my grandmother was “It’s not easy to deal with that, but I appre- Stefanilo,” it gained almost 800 members. 2007: Lewis ( Scooter ) Libby former chief of sick in the hospital, he called his then-wife, ciate it in hindsight,” he said. “He was push- “If you needed help, he was the first one to staff to Vice President Dick Cheney is con- who worked in the same hospital, and would ing you to do something rather than pushing help you, if you needed guidance, he was the victed of perjury, lying and obstruction of get updates on her condition for me during you away from something. I appreciate that. I first one to steer you to the right path, and if justice over charges relating to his role in the leaking of the identity of CIA operative the school day.” felt like he was living up to that, too. It wasn’t you needed a friend he was the first one to put Valerie Plame. Helin recalls that Dan created a small class like he was putting something on your plate his arm around you and give you a smile,” 1981: Walter Cronkite retires as the nation's called “Encounters of Adolescence” where and walking away.” Lovett wrote in the group’s description. “You most beloved anchorman from CBS Evening they would have “discussions on just about Makarious remembers walking into Dan’s cannot ask more of a principal than to stand News. everything.” office on Sept. 12, 2001, and sitting with Dan out in 18 degree weather at 7:30 every Friday 1970: The British government announces an “I believe I learned more in that one class for a half an hour. morning to make sure that everyone got a indefinite ban on the importation of domes- than all of my other classes put together,” she “I feel like I want to do something to help,” high five or had the chance to listen to his lat- tic pets following a pet dog imported from he remembers saying. est progress on the guitar.” Pakistan dying from rabies. said. “But most of all, Dan believed in me, 1961: George Formby, the British entertainer and I knew that, and he helped me believe in “We should do something,” he remembers I, too, remember “High Five Fridays” from known for his ukulele, has died after suffer- myself.” Dan responding. “What can we do?” my days as a student at UHS. They were just ing a heart attack. Patty Landry, who graduated from What they ended up doing was jump-start- one of many ways that Dan made sure the 1899: The Patent Office in Berlin registers Uxbridge High School in 1997, remembers the ing a fast-moving fundraising project, where school community knew that he was avail- Aspirin, the brand name for acetylsalicylic pep talks that Dan gave the junior varsity bands from areas schools performed in able — both as a principal, and also as a acid, which was originally made from a girls’ basketball team when he was her coach Mechanics Hall in Worcester to raise money friend. chemical found in the bark of willow trees, that helped the team members believe in for relief efforts. But he wasn’t just available to students. He on behalf of the German pharmaceutical company Friedrich Bayer & Co. themselves as well. “He had a vision beyond what other people was a uniting presence in a town that has “The one I remember most vividly, he had signed up for,” Makarious said, noting that been so fiercely divided in recent years. We MARCH 7 similar words were spoken during the eulogy all hoped for a new high school while I was at us all standing around the center of the bas- 1999: Stanley Kubrick, an American filmmak- ketball court, over the Spartan on the center at Saint Mary’s on Thursday, and rang espe- UHS, but no one worked for it harder than er, died on this day in England. He was born of the court,” she said. “He was telling us that cially true to him. “You were always doing Dan. As a town, our greatest tribute to his in 1928, and lived to age 70. if you were to look at the Spartan close up, more than you bargained for when you memory would come in placing as great a 1996: Three U.S. servicemen are convicted in you may just notice the orange, but that if worked with him, but it was exciting.” value on education as he did—and acting the rape of a 12-year-old Okinawa girl and you were able to back up you would then Jaimee Doucette, who graduated from accordingly. sentenced by a Japanese court to seven years notice it was a Spartan head. If you were able Uxbridge High School in 2007 when Dan was My greatest sympathies and condolences in prison. to take a bigger step back, you would eventu- the superintendent of schools, agrees that go out to the family of Dan Stefanilo. While 1973: Sheikh Mujib Rahman becomes the first prime minister of Bangladesh, winning ally see it was part of a gym, school, town, working with Dan was exciting. I’m not sure we will ever be able to find good a landslide victory in the country's first gen- state, country… I think he was trying to teach She had the chance to serve on the explanations for tragedy, I hope that there is eral elections. us about perspective, motivate us and make Superintendent Advisory Council, along with some small comfort in knowing that while I 1965: Troopers with night sticks, shotguns us realize we are all part of a much bigger two students from each grade ranging from was only able to reach out to a small number and tear-gas grenades violently confronted thing.” the fifth grade to seniors in high school. of students for this column, there are thou- civil rights marchers during an attempted 50- Like Helin, she fondly remembers Dan as “He let us throw out any ideas, and was sands who hold memories like the ones I’ve mile march from Selma to the Alabama state being inspirational, encouraging, motivating, more than open to hearing us out,” she said. written about here close to their hearts. capital, Montgomery. She remembers one decision the group 1964: A U.S. Judge had sent the Frank Sinatra and reflective — but not afraid to give real-life Jr. kidnapping case to the jury the night perspective on things. made had to do with getting more students to Kristina Reardon, of Uxbridge, is a Tribune before this date (reported on this day). Mina Makarious, who graduated in 2002 decorate the schools with paintings and draw- columnist and a 2004 graduate of Uxbridge 1969: Israel elects Golda Meir to become the from Uxbridge High School when Dan was ings. High School. first female prime minister of Israel. MARCH 8 2008: President Bush has vetoed a bill that would explicitly prohibit the Central Intelligence Agency from using interroga- tion methods including include water board- OBITUARIES ing. 1999: Joe DiMaggio dies at age 84. 1991: New Jack City, a movie about Harlem street gangs, had aired on this day. 1985: A car bomb in Beirut, Lebanon leaves Bessie W. Kaufman 175 injured and 45 people dead. 1972: On this day, a bomb was planted inside BALTIMORE, Md. — Bessie W. Kaufman, living in Honduras and Mexico while she War Victims Tracing and Information Center an unoccupied TWA Boeing 707 jet plane. died Monday, February 23, after a brief ill- devoted herself to raising her family. When at the American Red Cross at the Central 1965: On the evening of March 7, 1965 a peace- ful demonstration was planned on the road to ness. she returned to live in the United States, she Maryland headquarters. During the past 18 the Montgomery capitol building. She is survived by her two sons; David Z., of worked for many years as the Intake years she was devoted to her work as a trac- 1951: The Lonely Hearts killers were execut- Fairfax, Virginia and his wife, Shelley Supervisor at the Middlesex County Welfare ing specialist helping people locate lost loved ed in Sing Sing Prison's electric chair. Kaufman-Young and their two daughters Department in New Brunswick, N.J. ones. She was acclaimed for her work. There Meredith E. and Karen R.; and Richard R. Upon retiring, she relocated to Baltimore is now a national award named after her, the MARCH 9 Kaufman, of Sturbridge, Massachusetts, and to be close to her family.Bess quickly become Bess Kaufman Oustanding Volunteer Award. 2005: The child at the center of the case his wife, Karen Sadowsky Kaufman. She is involved with the Jewish Family Services She will be missed. against Michael Jackson took the witness also survived by her sister, Hilda Hillman of Kosher Food Pantry where she volunteered Please omit flowers, memorial contribu- stand, saying he once considered the pop star Baltimore. Bess is pre-deceased by her hus- for several years. She received many acco- tions in her memory may be sent to The being tried for allegedly molesting him "the band, Morris, and her brother, Morton lades for her work including the City of American Red Cross, Holocaust and War coolest guy in the world." 2004: John Allen Muhammad was sentenced Weiner. Baltimore Citizen Citation and the Maryland Victims Tracing Center, 4800 Mount Hope to death in Virginia for the murder of Dean Bess grew up in Baltimore and attended Governor’s Salute to Excellence. In 1990, she Road, Baltimore, MD 21215. Harold Meyers in Prince William County,Va. Towson State College. She spent many years began to devote her time to the Holocaust and as part of the so-called 2002 Beltway sniper attacks. 1997: A rapper known as Notorious B.I.G. (Christopher Wallace) was shot to death in a NEWS BRIEFS drive by shooting while sitting at a stoplight in Los Angeles. 1976: The steel line supporting a cable car snaps in the ski resort of Cavalese and 43 Fellowship group hosts skiers aboard crash into Mt. Cermis. WOMAN IN MIND 1955: James Dean’s first performance in a major film started as of this date. ‘Tales from Tikrit’ 1945: This was the day of a new American offensive on Japan. SOUTHBRIDGE — The Elm Street Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship MARCH 10 Program will host Iraq veteran Diana Hoek, 2005: A suicide bomber wired with bombs who will present a talk titled “Tales from blows himself up at a funeral in Mosul, Iraq, Tikrit,” at 7 p.m., Wednesday, March 4. killing at least 47 people. The church is located at the corner of Elm 1993: Dr. David Gunn is murdered by anti- and Park streets. abortion activist Michael F. Griffin outside a In June 2006, Hoek was mobilized with the Pensacola, Fla. abortion clinic. 1988: An avalanche hit the British royal party 399th Combat Support Hospital to Fort including Prince Charles as they were skiing McCoy, Wisc. After four months of training, off in Switzerland. the unit was deployed to Iraq that September, 1964: The first Ford Mustang is manufactured serving in two locations. She served both as ready for release on April 16. chief of nutrition services and director of 1945: B-29 fighter planes firebombed Tokyo. human resources at the hospital’s Tikrit site. 1940: For the first time on broadcast televi- Her unit returned to the United States in sion, an opera was broadcast into living September 2007. rooms across the nation. 1917: British troops take control of Baghdad, In her presentation, Hoek will discuss the forcing the Turkish troops to evacuate. experiences of her unit’s one-year deploy- ment in Saddam Hussein’s hometown at the MARCH 11 time he was sentenced to death and U.S. 2006: Former Serb leader Slobodan Milosevic preparations for the troop surge began. is found dead of a heart attack in his prison Hoek is a dietitian in the Nutrition Division cell in the Netherlands, 2003 U.S.A. 2003: of the Massachusetts Dept. of Public Health. Following the strong words used by the The evening’s program is free and open to French President Jacques Chirac opposing the public. Fellowship hall is handicapped- U.S. policy in Iraq, American restaurants are accessible and parking is available behind renaming "French Fries" to "Freedom Fries.” Courtesy photo 1985: Mikhail Gorbachev was called upon to Town Hall. STURBRIDGE — The Stageloft Repertory Theater opened ‘Woman in Mind,’ Friday, Feb. 27, running replace Konstantin Chernenko, who had died the play through Sunday, March 15. The play, written by Alan Ayckbourn is about a woman with the day before. mental problems struggling to survive. But in which world is she living? Above cast members, from 1969: Levi Jeans add the latest craze of jeans Students to entertain at left to right, Kara Krantz, Rob Latino, Angela Johnsen, Fred D’Angelo, Betty Kristan, Joe Ardenault, to their line of jeans, which had become fash- Erik Evan Johnsen and Neal Martel perform in a scene. Curtain times are Fridays and Saturdays at ionable as part of the hippie counterculture movement together with love beads, granny Senior Center 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. For reservations, call 508-347-9005. Stageloft Theater is located at STURBRIDGE — Dan Minchoff and Robert glasses and tie-dye shirts. 450A Main St, Sturbridge. 1942: Vaugh Monroe records the hit "Sleepy Krilovich, music and choral directors at Lagoon" with his orchestra. Burgess Elementary School, will be bringing 1918: The first cases of one of the worst talented young musicians and members of influenza epidemic in history are reported at the choral group to entertain at the from 4:45 – 9 p.m., Saturday, March 14. Republican Town Committee will be holding Fort Riley, Kan. Sturbridge/Fiskdale Senior Center at 12:30 The pasta and meatball dinner, complete its town caucus for the upcoming local elec- MARCH 12 p.m. on March 18. with drinks and dessert is from 4:45 – 6:15 p.m. tions on Wednesday, March 4, from 6 p.m. to 8 This is an opportunity for residents to show The comedy show is from 6:30 – 7 p.m. and p.m. in the Sturbridge Town Hall, Veterans 2002: Andrea Yates, a 37-year-old housewife their appreciation for the skills the children John Edwards style gallery readins are from 7 Memorial Hall, located on the second floor. who drowned her five children in the bathtub learn in the music departments as well as for – 9 p.m. Tickets for all three portions of the The purpose of the caucus is to nominate of her Texas home in June 2001, is found the devotion and time of these two gentlemen. evening are $15, for the comedy show and candidates for the Annual Town Elections guilty. gallery readings alone, $10. that will be held on Monday,April 13. All reg- 1993: A series of 13 bombs are exploded in The regular meeting of the Friends, as well as Bombay's financial district, including the refreshments, will follow the entertainment. For tickets or more information, call Cindy istered Republicans from Sturbridge are Bombay Stock Exchange, Air India offices Hutcheson at 413-786-0487 or Denise St. Pierre invited to drop by anytime between 6 p.m. and and government offices, banks, cinemas, at 413-238-5344. 8 p.m. to nominate and/or vote for a fellow bazaars, two hospitals, a university and sev- Republican to be placed on the Town Election eral hotels, leaving more than 200 dead and Church holds evening of Ballot. The process takes only minutes. All 1,000 injured. Sturbridge registered Republicans are 1980: A jury finds John Wayne Gacy Jr., also Sturbridge Republicans encouraged to attend. known as The Killer Clown, guilty of the dinner, entertainment murders of 33 boys and young men. For more information, contact Janet Garon 1969: Beatle Paul McCartney marries SPRINGFIELD — The First Spiritualist to hold caucus at 508-347-3999. American Linda Eastman in London. Church, 33 Bliss St. will hold a spring pasta The police search former Beatles George dinner, comedy show and gallery readings STURBRIDGE — The Sturbridge Harrison’s home for illegal drugs. 14 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, March 6, 2009 SPORTS Tantasqua boys advance, girls are upset

STURBRIDGE — Four days after they topped Clinton, the fourth- seeded Tantasqua boys’ basketball team took to its home court Saturday night against No. 5-seed- ed Groton-Dunstable in the quar- terfinals of the Central Massachusetts Division 2 playoffs. The Warriors needed overtime to earn the 50-47 victory. A Jake Gubitose steal and layup with 40 seconds left gave Tantasqua a 48-47 lead. The Warriors will next play in the semifinals Wednesday against St. Bernard’s. Game time is 7 p.m. at Clark University in Worcester. On Friday night, the No. 4-seeded Tantasqua girls’ basketball team played their first contest of the postseason against 12th-seeded St. Peter-Marian, who topped No. 5 Gardner Tuesday, Feb. 24. The Guardians scored their second upset in the Central Massachusetts Division 1 Tournament by beating Tantasqua, 51-38. The Warriors fin- ish the season with a 15-6 record.

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Above: Tantasqua’s Heather Picking, middle, tries to shoot the ball with two St. Peter-Marian defenders putting their hands above and below it Friday night. Left: The Warriors’ Jake Gubitose works his way through the Groton-Dunstable defense on the way to the basket. Right: Brandon Forcier (21) splits two Groton-Dunstable defenders as he drives to the hoop during their game Saturday night. Below left to right: The Warriors’ Chelsea Blair, second from right, tries to rip the ball away from a St. Peter-Marian player. This layup by Gubitose, following a steal, put Tantasqua up 48-47 with 40 seconds left in overtime. The Warriors would tack on two more points to earn the victory. Tantasqua’s Kyle White takes to the air as he attempts a basket.

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BY DAVID JOHNSON SPORTS CORRESPONDENT STURBRIDGE — The Tantasqua boys’ basketball team (17-4) took their first step towards returning to the Central Mass. Division 2 Championship game by defeat- ing Clinton High (11-10), 69-50, in Sturbridge Tuesday night. Tantasqua’s own big three — Dan Kemp, Brandon Forcier and Jake Gubitose — combined for 53 points and a great second half of defense that keyed the Warrior win. In the first half, Clinton was able to get the ball down low and got some easy baskets from senior Adam Zelent, who had 14 points on the night. The Gaels also got some contribu- tions from Alvin Maynard (nine points) and Sergio Colon, who had seven points on the Tantasqua’s Matt Phillips battles night. The score was Tantasqua Clinton’s Alex Stephenson underneath 31-22 at the half. the basket. In the second half, it was all Shawn Kelley photos Tantasqua, as Gubitose spread Tantasqua’s Jake Gubitose goes in for a basket. the ball around and tired out the Gaels’ defense. Clinton could not keep up with the tempo sition game really was the differ- that the Warriors had displayed ence tonight. Every time they and eventually ran out of gas. inched closer we were able to run Tantasqua’s defense took charge in the floor effectively and got a lot of the end, limiting the Gaels to 10 easy baskets.” points in the fourth quarter. Added senior Dan Kemp: “We “We battled inside hard in the had a first round bye in the tourna- first half, but they eventually won ment the last couple of years, so in the battle,” Clinton head coach this first round we wanted to work Tony Gannon said after the game. on our zone defense and as the “We depend a lot on our outside game wore on we became more shot and tonight it just wasn’t effective in that area.” there. We’re a young team and I Tantasqua now plays the winner was proud of the way we played of Tuesday night’s Groton- against a very good Tantasqua Dunstable vs. Millbury game on team.” Friday in the quarterfinals. The Tantasqua Head Coach Jeff time will be announced as Friday Child said after the game, “We got approaches. the ball down low tonight and that Tantasqua’s Brandon Forcier stays on led to some inside hoops. Our tran- Tantasqua’s Dan Kemp passes the ball airborne. Alvin Maynard of Clinton. Slow Pitch Softball League looking for players Player signups are being taken for a men’s 39-year-old and over Slow Pitch Softball League. Play on Sunday mornings in Southbridge. Teams are formed through a draft. For more information, contact Dick Lisi at (508) 765-9643 or [email protected]. DON’T MISS OUT! this may be your last delivery of the Sturbridge Villager... Please look at the label on the front page of this week’s newspaper. If it says RESIDENT, you MUST fill out the coupon below to guarantee your FREE weekly home delivery of the Sturbridge Villager. *If your name is on your label, or if you have already filled out a coupon please ignore this message. Your free delivery of the Sturbridge Villager will continue

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BREWER treatment in the spring. “We’ll find that out in ease, a natural enlargement of the gland that advanced stage of cancer than Caucasians, time.” occurs in older men. and Asians, who have a lower rate of diag- continued from page A1 To his constituents, Brewer said, “It’s about “Most people who are diagnosed don’t have noses, spike in potential risk after only one screening and protection,” encouraging year- symptoms,” the doctor said, also stressing the generation spent in the United States or more than I do,” Brewer said, indicating that ly physicals and PSA — prostate specific anti- importance of PAS tests, rectal examinations, Western Europe where rates are higher. despite the diagnoses, he still plans on run- gen — blood tests, to catch cases of prostate and maintenance of a healthy life style. “So it may be something in the environment ning for re-election when his term expires. cancer as early as possible. However, a diagnosis, Balaji said, is not the or diet that may be contributing to it,” Balaji “I’m trying to learn how to not go as fast as “By the time you’re hurting, something may end of the road for the majority of patients. said. I do,” he continued. “It’s a very real learning have already gone radically wrong with you,” “If we diagnose 10 people, only one to two Even certain occupations, such as fire fight- process for Steve Brewer.” he added. will die from it,” he said. “Prostate cancer ing, can carry a higher risk of diagnosis. While keeping in close contact with his Dr. K.C. Balaji, a urologist at UMass may not cause any problems at all,” he added, According to Chief Richard Ciesla of the Boston office, Brewer said the situation has Memorial Hospital in Worcester agreed. explaining that many people live fully func- Southbridge Fire Department, the risk of can- afforded him time to catch up on reading “The preventative measure is generally tional lives with active prostate cancer. cer among that profession is higher than most American history. healthy living,” he said. Balaji said treatments include removal or because of the toxins inhaled while battling “The body takes time to heal, and I’m in the Not only would maintaining a healthy body freezing of the prostate, hormone therapy, or and investigating fires. healing process,” he said. weight and exercising regularly reduce the spot targeting of any areas where the cancer “I know a lot of investigators that have died Brewer’s procedure was done with a state- risk of certain types of cancers, but would may have spread to — although, he said most because of it,” Ciesla said. of-the-art DaVinci machine, a robotic surgical also improve overall heart health. cases are detected before they have spread to “[Patients] need to realize this may or may instrument that he said, is “far less invasive, “Anything that’s good for the heart is good other body parts. not hurt them,” Balaji continued. “They far less cause for blood transfusion, far less for the prostate,” Balaji said. One treatment Balaji said is growing in pop- should be able to talk to their doctor, and opportunity for infection.” Balaji went on to explain that the risk of ularity, is active observation of a cancerous should they decide to get treated, there are Brewer said that while at Saint Vincent prostate cancer, a condition that nearly 190,000 prostate, during which physical treatment is some very effective treatment options.” Hospital in Worcester, he was very moved by men are diagnosed with in the United States only prescribed if absolutely necessary. the kindness of everyone he encountered. At each year, increases with an individual’s age. “That way, we are not subjecting patients to Christopher Tanguay may be reached at (508) home, he is enjoying the support of his two “The challenge with prostate cancer is that unnecessary treatments and potential side 909-4132, or by e-mail at ctanguay@stone- daughters, “and the best partner in the whole it’s very, very prevalent,” Balaji said. “The effects,” he said. bridgepress.com. world, my wife,” he said. prevalence of pc increases with age.” Balaji said both natural and environmental “God willing, everything has been squared Balaji said most diagnoses come after the factors play a role in development of prostate away,” Brewer said, possibly facing radiation patient experiences cancer as well. African Americans, he said, G benign prostate dis- are more likely to be diagnosed with an

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aint Patrick's Day is by the same artist or on the celebrated each year ETING same theme. Clap, dance, (officially) on March G sing along, or just enjoy a S17t in honor of IN pint at the bar in honor of Ireland's patron saint. this spirited time of year. Patrick himself was, in TUNE For more information, fact, English, kidnapped at please visit www.markren- age 16 by pirates and sold MARK burke.com into slavery in Ireland. He escaped back to Britain six RENBURKE FRIDAY, MARCH 6 years later to become a priest * Bill McCarthy, 9 p.m., on a mission to convert the The Galway Bay Irish Pub, Worcester Irish peoples to Christianity.Legend also has * Dan Ringrose, 9 p.m., Fiddler's Green, it that he was responsible for "chasing all the Worcester snakes" out of Ireland (In fact it was more * Jazz & Blues Organeygs, 9 p.m., Gilrein's, likely the last ice age ending 15,000 years ago Worcester that took care of any Irish snakes). * Ed, Dave & T, 7:30 p.m., Greendale's Pub, Of course, here in the states we associate Worcester this holiday not only with the celebration of * Bennie and The Jets (Elton John tribute), Irish-American heritage, but also food, The Cosby Sweaters, 8 p.m., Lucky Dog, drink, revelry and the rich tradition of Irish Worcester music! Here's where you can get your green * Irish Session, 9:30 pm, Dark Horse on this weekend — and stay tuned for Part II. Tavern, 12 Crane Street, Southbridge KINVARA * Big Gunz, 8 p.m., Mill Street Brews, Southbridge The traditional Irish group Kinvara is in * Sharp Drezzed Man, 9 p.m., The Pump concert Sunday, March 8, at 3 p.m., at The House, Southbridge Brookfield Unitarian Universalist Church. * Open Mic, 7:45 p.m., The Vanilla Bean Kinvara Kinvara has performed across Ireland from Cafe, Pomfret, CT, $5 their namesake village of Kinvara in County * Open Mic featuring Donna Dufresne & Dayville, CT Galway to Dublin, and is a perennial favorite Anders Vercelli, 7:45 p.m., The Vanilla Bean WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 * Deeds of Carnage, The Drive Within, The in New England as well. Cafe, Pomfret, CT, $5 Quiet Room, Simplistic Genoside, A Moment * Steve Willey, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m., TJ Fiddler Jim Buchanan, flute player Jimmy * Open Mic featuring Donna Dufresne & of Silence, Dead By Six, 1 p.m., PJ O'Brien's, Sturbridge Gleason and percussionist Joey Sullivan on Anders Vercelli, 7:45 p.m., The Vanilla Bean O'Connor's, 10 South Main St., Jewett City, * RAM, 9 p.m., Lucky's, Foster, R.I. the bodhran drum will be joined by local Cafe, Pomfret, CT, $5 CT * Tirebiter, 7 p.m., Wolf Den, Mohegan Sun musician and songwriter, Rob Adams on * RAM, 9 p.m., Altones, Jewitt City, CT * Mustang Sally, 8 p.m., Wolf Den, Casino, Uncasville, CT vocals and guitar. Together they will bring * Mustang Sally, 8 p.m., Wolf Den, Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT the jigs and reels of Ireland alive in this sea- Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT THURSDAY MAR 12 sonal concert. The concert will be held at the SUNDAY, MARCH 8 church located at 9 Upper River St. (on the SATURDAY, MARCH 7 * The Pathetics, 8 pm, Ralph's Diner, Brookfield Common). The event is open to * Kinvara, 3 p.m., Brookfield Unitarian Worcester * Dan Kirouac, Spruce Street Tavern, 8 the public. Suggested donation is $10; $8 for Universalist, Brookfield * Bill McCarthy’s Open Mic (upstairs), 8 p.m., Clinton students and seniors; children 12 and under * The Bobby Kyle Band, 7 p.m., Wolf Den, p.m., TJ O'Brien's, Sturbridge * Mark Renburke & TripleShot, 9 p.m., The are free. Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT * Dean Bagley, 7 to 10 p.m., Point Breeze, Galway Bay Irish Pub, Worcester Webster A TRIPLESHOT * Touched, 9 p.m., Greendale's Pub, MONDAY, MARCH 9 * Songwriter Sessions w/Lisa Martin, 7 Worcester p.m., The Vanilla Bean Cafe, Pomfret, CT For a lively pub-style warm-up to St. * Michael Vincent and Doubleshots, 9 p.m., * Open Mic, 8 pm, Dark Horse Tavern, 12 * Pete Francis featuring Barefoot Truth, 7 Patrick's Day, join TripleShot and me at The Gilrein's, Worcester Crane Street, Southbridge p.m., Wolf Den, Mohegan Sun Casino, Galway Bay Irish Pub on Saturday, March 7 • Mullethead, Birch Hill Dam, Chyldz Play, * AJ Jansen, 7 p.m., Wolf Den, Mohegan Uncasville, CT at 9 p.m. Quintana's Revenge, 8 p.m., Lucky Dog, Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT The group includes Jody Heidelberger Worcester If you’re a live act that would like to be fea- (bass &and vocals), Brian Herlihy (drums * Pride Falls, 9 p.m., The Pump House, TUESDAY MARCH 10 tured, know of someone else who is, or simply and vocals) and Stan Forostoski (lead guitar Southbridge * Bill McCarthy’s Open Mic, 7:30 pm, want to let us know about an upcoming gig, e- and vocals, who are all also members of ris- * Black River Sound with DJ Daj Ray, The Greendale's Pub, Worcester mail me at the address below. Anything I get ing country star Stephanie Hansen's band. Cannery, 12 Crane Street, Southbridge • Dickey Betts w/ Push, Jabooda, Lori before Friday of each week will make the fol- Expect large helpings of lively Irish drink- * Mad Agnes, 8 p.m., The Vanilla Bean Brooks, JJ Dwyer, & Jordan Duffy, 6 p.m., lowing Friday’s paper. Keep the music live ing songs from the likes of Tommy Makem, Cafe, Pomfret, CT Mill Street Brews, Southbridge and not so quiet here in Northeastern CT & The Clancy Brothers and The Dubliners, the * Red Ed & The Undead, 9:30 p.m., The Gold * Farmer's Daughter, 7 p.m., Wolf Den, Central MA! Email Mark: music of U2, The Pogues, The Waterboys and Eagle @ The Laurel House, Rt. 395 Exit 94, Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT [email protected]. the band's traditional "triple shots" of songs Some savory suppers, sans the meat

’Tis the season for meatless meals. Directions: Prepare pie crust. Set removed; one small onion, finely 1/4 teaspoon salt; 3 teaspoons baking powder; Whether you're foregoing meat on Fridays aside. In a large skillet, cook onion chopped; 1/2 cup soft bread crumbs; one 7-ounce can minced clams. during lent, cutting back on meaty dishes to and potato in water, covered, about 1/4 cup butter, melted; three eggs, Directions: Beat eggs. Add milk and clam trim food costs, or restricting it for dietary seven minutes. Drain off liquid; stir separated; 2 teaspoons lemon juice; 1 juice. Sift flour, baking powder, salt and pep- reasons, turning out terrific meals minus the in soup, milk, cheese, lemon juice teaspoon minced fresh parsley; 1/2 per. Add the minced clams to the sifted flour meat can challenge your culinary creativity. and spices. Cook and stir until bub- teaspoon salt; dash of pepper. and then add enough of the liquid to make a Add time and budget constraints to the mix, bly. Stir in frozen veggies and tuna. Directions: Mix together the thick, lumpy batter. Drop batter by teaspoons and it can be a real hassle to bring a tasty Spoon into an ungreased 2-quart salmon, onion, bread crumbs and into 375-degree oil. When one side is cooked, dish to the table! But don't throw in the casserole. Prepare pastry and fit over butter. Stir in egg yolks, lemon juice, the cakes will roll over by themselves. Drain kitchen towel yet. Thinking outside the (mac top of casserole and cut slits for and seasonings. In a separate bowl, on brown paper and serve immediately with and cheese) box can result in some truly deli- steam to escape. Brush crust with a beat the egg whites on high speed chowder. cious meatless meals dished out on time and beaten egg. Bake in a 400-degree oven TAKE until stiff peaks form. Fold into on budget! for about 40-45 minutes. salmon mixture. Your tips can win you a great dinner for THE Turn mixture into a greased loaf two at the historic Publick House Historic TUNA FISH POT PIE CROCK POT POTATO SOUP pan. Place loaf pan onto a larger Inn in Sturbridge! Simply send in a hint to be HINT A steamy serving of homemade potpie not Want to come home to a pot of baking pan or shallow cookie sheet entered into a random drawing. One winner with 1 inch of water. Bake at 350 per month will win a fabulous dinner for two only serves as a hearty supper, it’s also a thick, bubbling soup? This crock pot KAREN tasty detour from tuna casserole. recipe for yummy potato soup tastes degrees for about 40 minutes or until (a $60 value) at the renowned restaurant, Ingredients: One uncooked pie shell (you so good you won't miss the meat for TRAINOR a knife inserted comes out clean. located on Route 131 across the town common can use the premade ones); one can tuna fish; even a minute! Allow loaf to rest for 10 minutes in historic Sturbridge. Because I'm in the one medium potato, diced; 1/4 cup water; one Ingredients: Five medium potatoes, peeled before slicing. business of dispensing tips, not inventing can cream of mushroom soup; 1/3 cup milk; and sliced; two onions, chopped; two carrots, Meanwhile, whip up a cream sauce by them (although I can take credit for some), 1/3 cup Parmesan cheese; 1 tablespoon lemon pared and sliced; two stalks of celery, sliced; melting 2 tablespoons of butter in a small I'm counting on you readers out there to juice; 3/4 teaspoon dillweed; 1/4 teaspoon two chicken bouillon cubes; 1 tablespoon pan. Stir in 2 tablespoons of flour until share your best helpful hints! pepper; 1 pound package of frozen vegeta- parsley; 5 cups water; 1/3 cup butter; one can smooth. Add 1 1/2 cups of milk gradually. bles, or use leftovers. evaporated milk; salt and pepper to taste. 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how members may help them achieve their New business network goals. During each meeting, two members are highlighted to provide more in-depth details looks for members about their businesses and the services they provide, so everyone has a chance to get to EAST BROOKFIELD — A new small busi- know one another really well. ness networking organization formed to serve Newly appointed officers include President the communities of Barre, Brookfield, Kristen Walther (Mortgage Dreams, LLC), Charlton, East Brookfield, Hardwick, North Vice President Michele Terry (Quaboag Brookfield, Sturbridge, Southbridge, Spencer, Valley Real Estate), Secretary/Treasurer Warren and West Brookfield is actively seek- Cheryl-lynn Alicea (Small Office Solutions) ing new members. and Membership Committee Steve Quink The Quaboag Business Network meets on (North Brookfield Saving Bank) and Aristia the second and fourth Friday of each month, Ninos (Elements of Massage). Joe Klimavich, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at the Lashaway Inn, in of Klimavich Communication/WebMechanic, East Brookfield. Monthly dues are $20. is in charge of media relations. The stated purpose of the organization is to Charter members include Advanced work collectively to promote shopping locally, Sealcoating & Asphalt Maintenance, Aro IT to provide a forum for local business owners Solutions, Brookfield Insurance Partners, to share best practices and to leverage on-line Campbell Bonenfant, LLC, Children's technologies to enhance local market penetra- Crossing, David Terry, EdwardJones, tion. Elements of Massage & Integrated Therapy, Members, who represent a wide variety of J.D. LeBlanc Electric Inc., K&M Designs, Inc., local businesses, are provided with an oppor- Klimavich Communication WebMechanic, tunity to build new business relationships and McClure Engineering, LLC, Mortgage sales opportunities through networking and Dreams, LLC, North Brookfield Savings, referrals from other members. O'Connor, Maloney & Company,P.C.,Quaboag Newly appointed president Kristen Walther Valley Real Estate, Remington Plumbing & says. “Meeting someone once is often not Heating LLC and Small Office Solutions enough to bring you business. Our network (S.O.S). provides the opportunity to meet repeatedly For more information about membership in Courtesy photo with prospective customers and potential the Quaboag Business Network, contact Newly appointed Quaboag Business Network officers include Kristen Walther, president; Michelle Terry, referral sources. Members also meet outside Kristen Walther at 617-438-3021 or Michelle vice-president, Aristia Ninos, Membership Committee; Cheryl-lynn Alicea, Secretary/Treasurer. our scheduled meetings to learn more about Terry at 508-735-8744. You may also write to the each other’s businesses and learn ways they organization care of QBN, PO Box 610, might be able to support one another in serv- Sturbridge, MA 01566 or request to join the ing their clients.” organization’s group on LinkedIn, the online During the bi-monthly meetings, each mem- social networking site. A Web site is currently ber or visitor has an opportunity to share under construction. details about their business and tell the group — Submitted by Quaboag Business Network

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Headboard/Footboard Call 508-987-8087 $450 Window Mount Air Including Vintage Cards Like $650 OBO Call 508-943-3711 508-347-2203 Mantle/Williams/Etc. $50 Mags With Tires Conditioner, $75.00 Brand New Marine Hemi After 6pm Call Jeff at 508-864-9223 Gas 32” Fireplaces For E-Z-Go Golfcart NEW Motorized Front load washer & dryer Engine $50 each Kroeger-Gildemeester Scooter (802)380-0844 set. $1200. Freezer (17cu.ft.) $200 Plow For John Deere Clawfoot Tub 1959 With Latham Blower From The Scooter Store. Call (774)364-0367 And Four Carburetors 5’x8’ Oriental Rug $30 Piano Garden Tractor Amana Air $400 Oak TV Cabinet $40 c/ 1852 Patent, Mahogany. 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Size 8, Pewter color with Lexmark Copier/ Antique Red Electric Dryer Printer/Scanner $50 $500 OBO Black and chrome with Hand cut, very ornate. elegant beading, matching Harley logos & flames. 5, H x Vermont Casting 508-826-2029 Appraised. Will sell for $900. Used 6 months, $100. jacket paid $700, 2-Speed Hot Tub Pump $50 Washer used holds x-large 3 VCR’s $50 Each Lift Chair 3, W 12 drawers. Must be Gas Heater Glass and brass dinette asking $250. seen. $4000 firm. Came Back With loads, $50. Solid oak kitchen 2 Microwaves $20 Each $250 OBO Excellent Condition. set Perfect for 1st Call (508)885-4303 Contact Dale table, 5 chairs, 2 leafs, $100 Call Beverly Asking Price $1700 Him From apartment. $50. or best offer. Good condition Grooming 774-200-6989 (508)943-8692 after 6pm. Call 508-867-5677 Vietnam... Call (508)943-6367 wrought iron & glass coffee 413-245-4587 Or Office 508-755-0972 Equipment 1964 Handpainted table & end tables inlay Lace Wedding Picture. Painter Has Computer w/stone, very nice, $50. 1 Romani Grand Daddy Dryer New Woodmaster APARTMENT Apartment size freezer, $50. 1 Romani Clipper Vac Gown Maple Dining Gallery In Vietnam. Compaq FS7600 Works well. (B&B Model) Room Set Planer/Molder LIQUIDATION Lexmark Printer/Copier/Fax Full-Length, Size 12. $300 Call (508)340-2098 1 42 Inch Hydraulic $200 With Hutch With 18” Drum Sander Everything Must Go! Lexmark Printer Grooming Table $300 Attachment. 5HP Motor. Black & Decker All For $550 OBO Entertainment 1 Hydro Surge Bather Brown Italian Furniture Auto Buffer Oak Vanity Table With Chair Weighs 420lbs. Computer Desk (Corner) Asking $2500 For All Leather Jacket $75 Men’s Clothing $20 $195 OBO Center 508-987-2419 Medium, $200 Also, 120A, 2HP, Shop Patio Set Stereo With Fox Vacuum With All Pictures 508-347-7441 Office Chair (Cully) All Excellent Condition Speakers/Woofer $65 Hot Tub 508-757-7796 Attachments, Hooks Up Many Miscellaneous EVERYTHING MUST GO! $45 To All Three. Computer Entertainment Center 508-987-0977 ‘07 model; 6 person, 32 jets, Noon-6pm (2)Sofas $150/$300 Items CPU, Printer/Scanner/ 58”x52”x19”, Solid Wood with all options. Waterfall, Mint Condition. Copier-In-One, Windows aroma-therapy, lighting, with Living Room Couch Toaster-Oven No Reasonable $300 New $40 Books/Manuals Included XP, Flat-Screen Monitor, Gas-On-Gas Stove cover, full warranty. Brand And Matching Chair Asking $3500 OBO Offer Refused Desk (Great Condition) Numerous Dog new in wrapper. Cost $7000, B.O. For All Breed Books $400 OBO Floral Design Fabric 508-949-6425 Asking $500 Excellent Condition sell for $3800. $150 508-278-2729 Call John Call 774-200-1561 508-867-9734 508-304-3141 Call (860)244-9544 508-282-1026 508-949-1051 413-245-9001 MARCH, 04, 2009 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 3

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FULL CORDS Brand New Therapy Seats Plus Call Billy Grout Desperately needs Entertainment Center Cooldown Area. Call for more Gown Bombardier SP94 Cut, Split & Delivered 508-867-5566 Volume & Quantity homes for many Black chrome and glass Waterfall/Volcano, Lights information, With Trailer abandoned cats and asking $500 or BO. (Different Colors). Starry (508)832-3029 or Never Worn Guaranteed Night Blue With Red Size 8, long sleeves beaded Excellent Condition, Runs $230 Per Cord sometimes kittens. Call (860)377-7549 or (508)272-3433 and lace. Terra mid length Great. Seat Just Recovered, Spring Classes Specialty Lengths Available (860)928-1135 Maintenance Free Vinyl Shots, wormed, Cabinet. One Year Old vale, cathedral vale, slip. Paid Low Hours On Jet Pump. Now Forming! Wood Lots Wanted Steam Radiator $1400 for all, asking $800 or Has Been Winterized, Will 413-237-0316 leukemia tested, Oak Entertainment Paid $8000 New Enroll Early, Save 25% spayed & neutered. 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Trolling Motor, Reflexology Hoover Commercial Vacuum Bose Acoustimas Speakers LOW LOW Prices! (26 Weeks) (774)696-7879 Friendly, Probably Belongs Sears 7100BTU I’m A Call Away Electric Winch, Evinrude To Someone. $100 Air Conditioner $350 2-3 Days/Week Call (508)943-0089 508-278-5745 Tanks, Bimini Top, Found Feb. 28th, In Allen 7’ Artificial Christmas Tree $75 '96 Conversion Van, Green Firewood Road Area, Sturbridge. $50 Queen-Sized Black Water Pipe, Reflexology Cut, Split & Delivered Please Call Technics Keyboard Wood Stove Gas Grill, Chiminea. FEET Only $150/Cord 774-230-3597 508-450-1054 Headboard & Frame Vermont Castings Resolute (10 Weeks) $75 SX-KN 5000 with bench and 518-480-1143 Old-Time Trunk stand. Programmed-excellent $1595 1 Day/Week Seasoned Firewood 4-Drawer File Cabinet $25 condition. $800. Call 508-347-3292 Cut, Split & Delivered. Good Condition $225/Cord LOST CAT Needs Straps Pier One Wicker Table & Call (508)885-4777 Leave Message 17 Foot Glastron Reflexology Best Offer Two Chairs With FULL Body 10 Mile Radius Free Delivery Missing Since 12/18/08 508-234-2712 Removable Glass Top Wood-Burning Sierra 177 4.3 (16 Weeks) Pick-Up Available Long Haired, Two-Tone Grey $95 The Mercruiser I/O 1 Day/Week Other Sizes Available Male Cat. With White On Park Model RV Two-Piece Airtight Stove Call For More Details Belly & Around Mouth. $150 Only 156 Hours On 508-943-9840 Missing From Highland TV/Microwave Hutch Engine NEW! 2002, 12x40 $75 Book Bear 508-471-7158 Street (Southbridge) (like brand new) on beautiful Books! Books! Books! WebTV 2 Power Steering, Trim Online Courses Since 12/18. 508-397-5289 May Have Been Headed lot in campground can be We have 50,000 lively $75 Control, AM/FM Radio, No Classes To Attend! 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Good Shop Smith (located behind Southbridge $300 OBO Sewing Workshop Condition. w/Accessories $500 Hotel & Conference Center) Antiques Making “Quillows” $800 Joiner/Planer $75 Toro Commercial 413-245-6130 Includes Training Books 508-981-6400 884 Worcester 3/14/2009 508-987-8885 LCD Monitor 17” $75 Lawnmower 109 MUSIC/ARTS Street, 9am-1pm Call After 5pm Maple Dresser Pro-Line Series, With 44” 1992 Bass Tracker Southbridge MA Register & Pay $30 Two w/Hutch $50 Each Deck And Trac Vac Let Me 16’ Evinrude 20HP Motor, By 3/12/2009 Collection System. Looking to purchase Prom Dress Sale Call 774-262-3336 Trolling Motor & Trailer. antiques and (Includes Kits & Snack) Exceptional boarding Current Gowns-Daughter is Leave Message Great For Picking Up Help You! RUNS GOOD. collectibles, single items At: environment with Senior. Sizes 6-8. Originally Grass Clippings And Record Your CD Asking $3495. or entire estates. Community Palette unique daycare setting priced from $200-$300. Sofa Leaves. 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BUSINESS FREE Delivery For Mobile Sets Of Six. Prices range from canopy with skylights, dual www.puppiesgalorekennel.com Very Reasonable! RX-V3200 Receiver, batteries with switch, Brimfield & 10-Mile Radius. Grooming Salon remote control. Rarely used. $675 to $2900 Delivery Charge For 508-764-4493 203 SNOWMOBILES docking lights, S/S ladder, Paid $6000 Also Available Ski tow bar. $9600. Other Areas. Vicki Kelley SOLID PINE Asking $750 FIRM Assorted Coin-Operated 1998 Arctic Cat Call (508)943-5682 Call Pete Lovebird Cages Call Ken (508)234-3042 Cocktail Video Games 508-612-7338 Many Types, Includes A Professional HUTCH 440 Variety Of Bird Toys. Groomer For Sale Stainless Steel and Vintage Pinball 71 Chris Craft 31ft $2000. 2000 Arctic Cat 600 Breeding Boxes, Supplies 20 Years Exp. Mint/Lighted 3 Glass Top Bird Cage And Much More! ZRT $4500. 2002 Arctic Cat Flybridge Cruiser Firewood & Information. 6’4”H x 56”W x 19”D twin 327 engines sleeps 6, Cut & Split. “We Go Right to (17inx17inx36in) $50. Leave 508-335-1973 Thundercat $5500. All run All Offers Considered. $250 message for “Doc” great. full head and shower, all $175 For Green Per Cord. All Calls Returned. Your Door” Call Kim (860)974-9973 For Appointment Call (508)949-0482 fiberglass. $7350. $180 Delivered Spencer 508-987-2419 508-347-5171 Located In Webster Call (508)333-1790 Call (508)326-0346 774-745-0173 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ March, 04, 2009

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Paper Bags. 298 WANTED TO BUY 310 GENERAL HELP EOE 3.25 Cubic Feet WANTED $4.75 Each (No Limit) Pick Up In West Brookfield 310 GENERAL HELP 310 GENERAL HELP Rock Valley Farm WANTED WANTED Going... Going... 508-867-2508 Gone to the Dogs 402 GENERAL SERVICES 433 CLEANING Training and behavior Hampton Sunshine management in your HAY * TLC Home * home. Gold & Silver Inn Haven A&H Positive methods First Cutting Near An Become A A Group Care Facility Cleaning Top Quality! Sturbridge For Handicapped Have You Heard The used. Children Is Offering JUNK Certified Pet Dog $5.00 All-Time High! Dental Phrase, “GOING GREEN?” A Bale Is now hiring for Employment: REMOVAL We Use & Supply Organic trainer and member SILVER Assistant the following 3pm-11pm Cleaners To Ensure Your APDT Overlook Farm Every Other Weekend MASONRY Family’s Safety. DOLLARS position Plus Two Days Call Renelle at Brookfield, MA 01506 Paying $11-$250 In Just Gift Certificates For During The Week. MOVING Baby Showers, 508-892-1850 508-867-2099 And Up! Will Train. Anniversaries, And More! email: 120 Days! Housekeeping Buying Silver Coins If Interested Apply At: CLEANING & A Perfect Gift! [email protected] Before 1964, A Career You Can Northern High Attendant Sunshine Haven CALL TAMMIE TODAY Silver Eagles, Smile About... DEMOLITION Farm 49 Linwood Ave FOR A CLEANER Gold Coins & Jewelry. • Evening Classes Apply in person Whitinsville, MA Brookfield, MA • Tuition Payment Hampton Inn TOMORROW! J & L Spring Beginner We Operate By The 508-234-3240 Horsemanship Camp “Golden Rule” Plans 328 Main Street 508-347-3275 Pet Sitting Ages 8-15. Get Hands-On • In-Office Real World Sturbridge MA 01566 FREE Honest Appraisals Training 774-230-7885 Service Experience With Horses, 311 PART-TIME HELP Plus Learn To Ride. L&L Coin Office/Homes 6-Week Program Begins N.E. Dental WANTED Professional at Home 508-450-1282 Clean Out Spring Or Fall Cleanings Pet Sitting and Dog Walking 3/21 Assistant School INCOM, Inc. Weekly/Bi-Weekly Or 120 Stafford Street, Rte 169, Charlton, MA Attics, Garages, Member of National PLUS Is Currently Accepting Cellars, Houses, Monthly Cleanings Association of Professional Looking For Old Pony Lover’s Camp Suite #201 Applications For: Brook Haven Flexible Hours/Days Pet Sitters DeWalt Worcester, MA Apartments, Ages 4-7 Electro-Mechanical Offices, Stores, Etc. Established 1996 Assisted Registered/Insured/ www.northernhighfarm.com Power Shop www.nedentalschool.org Maintenance Technician Bonded Certified • Bonded • Insured Or Sarah Miller, The Older The Better. 508-425-6644 (EMMT) Care Appliances 508-347-3826 Barn Manager Must Have Solid Cast Arm, Maintain, Troubleshoot Demolition References Available 401-837-4925 And Motor Must Run. Call Now For More & Repair (Electric Part-Time Small Buildings Contact Neil At Information. Furnaces, Fractional Motors, Belt And Chain Employment ATTN: Landlords 508-341-8335 Rated One Of 442 LICENSED DAY Thank You! Drives Systems And Or House Owners CARE The Top 10 PLCs) Ideal Candidate Is Immediate Clean & Recession-Proof Highly Motivated, Team Openings: Paint Interiors *************** Stowe WANTED Careers!!! Player With Excellent Communication Skills RP/CNA/HHA/ We Do The Work! The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of Guns Applications Shift Aide Single Pieces, or Whole Cleaners Wanted Taken On-Site 10% Discount Child Care Services Farm Collections. Active Cash Dietician/LPN Looking for energetic, INCOM With This Ad requires that all ads www.stowefarm.com For Idle Guns! honest and dependable Call placed in the newspaper MA Licensed Dealer For 294 Southbridge Rd Applicants must be persons who can keep up Charlton, MA 800-844-0034 for child care (daycare) HORSE BACK Over 25 Years. with a fast growing energetic and in your home include RIDING LESSONS 508-943-6443 company. Perfect for well-groomed. your license number. Mother’s hours. Indoor & Outdoor Managers Call Nancy New Owners! 10-15 hours weekly. Premium Petroleum Arenas WANTED Must have own car. Ms. Laurie’s New Energy! Table-Top Incubator Distributor Seeks Managers 508-612-7525 Call The Also: For Chick Hatching Call Tammie & Assistant Managers For 508-867-3325 Family Daycare New Stuff! Horses & Ponies 508-347-3275 Gasoline & Convenience Junk Man All Ages, Half-Day/Full-Day, This Spring. 19 West Main St. For Sale For A Worthy Cause! Stores. Previous Gasoline SNOWPLOWING Before & After School. 860-974-2344 And/or Convenience Store West Brookfield, MA Dead End Road, Off Boarding Customer Rep Of Henshaw Street In Luxury suites, NOW BOOKING FOR Experience Preferred. Trees Cut SUMMER CAMP START Competitive Salary, Leicester. walks, treats, & one on WAR RELICS Bonus & Benefits. Part-Time PCA Brush/Limbs Meals, Field Trips & one playtimes available. Call For Availablity NOW! Fax Resume To: Removed Activities. & WAR $19.25 Base Appt. Wanted Call For 888-802-8347 Monday Through Friday, Please Call Laurie Natural foods SOUVENIRS Flexible FT/PT Sales/Service. Removal of Metal, 508-892-8094 Information No Experience Necessary. 11am-1pm & 5pm-7pm Appliances, Reiki To Clean & Help My Lic#2085342 (508)865-9860 WANTED Ideal For Students! Furniture, TV’s. Flower Essences WWII & Earlier All Ages 17+ Mystery Shoppers 44-Year Old Wife. Earn Up To $100 Per Day! Must Like Animals. Construction 448 FURNITURE Feng Shui Conditions Apply. CASH WAITING! Call Now Undercover Shoppers Must Have Own Car. materials Cellars & Call: 1-508-688-0847. Needed To Judge Retail & Call Laura Or Bob 295 BUILDING SUPPLIES 508-797-0600 Attics cleaned. Have Your Daycare All Calls Promptly Dining Establishments. 774-232-6943 Returned. Experience Not Required Demolition of small Furniture Daily/weekly rates Harvey Windows I’ll Come To You At Dog Groomer 877-787-6583 buildings, Tires. Professionally New - Still Wrapped Your Convenience. 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL Leaves removed. (2) Big 41 1/2 x 57 30 Years Experience. Needed Training For Busy Salon NEED EXTRA Small Residential Restored Basic-Advanced R.O. Double Hung, In Sturbridge. CASH? Moves. At Reasonable Group or private Vinyl, White EXPERIENCED ONLY AUBURN VNA Furnaces Removed Rates Both For $300 Call 508-347-3773 Work When You Want To! 508-278-7835 300 HELP WANTED Part-Time Chauffeurs EXTENDED Check-our-down-to- Wanted To Go Out And Have Experienced caring staff CARE earth prices first! Driver A Great Time, Responsibly. Weekends also! Tours 10am-4pm 298 WANTED TO BUY 305 BUSINESS Valet Parking Attendant- CDL w/P, a must to make HOME CARE The BIG MONEY! CNA/HHA/PCA Part-Time Other times by appt. OPPORTUNITIES to work at several locations Central Mass please! in Worcester, MA. 508-731-0226 Experience Required. Oil Burner IMMEDIATE OPENING! F/T- www.limoaffair.net Apply At: and Connecticut 508-987-0077 $ P/T available. Potential to 191 Pakachoag Street 508-347-7804 Furniture Facelifting, Business earn $11 and more to start. Part-Time Auburn, MA 01501 or Painting, Caning, 205 Federal Hill ROSS RECYCLING 1986 Astro Van, 126k Actual Great benefits heath, dental, 9:30am-3:30pm Stripping to Refinishing, We Pay More!! Miles, Full Set Of Shelves, 401k plan, plenty of room for Cashier/Customer 413-262-5082 And Repairs. Road Includes SootMaster Vacuum growth! Applicant must be Cleaner And Brushes, Back over 18, must be able to Service Reps Guaranteed. Oxford, MA All Scrap Metals, Needed For Gasoline And/Or Rack, Efficiency Kit, drive standard Certified Nurse IN-HOME Free Estimates. www.starwoodpetresort.com Cars, Trucks Milwaukee Sawzall. transmission vehicles, have Convenience Store Openings Aides Batteries, Numerous Controls, valid license, and prior In The Following Locations: ACTIVITIES Pick-up & Delivery. Copper Wire, Primaries, Transformers, customer service experience Northboro Certified Home & Companionship And Iron/Copper Fittings, a plus!!! Worcester Health Aides Qualified, Licensed Antique Appliances... Pipe Cutters, Sheet Metal Please contact us at Barre Activity Directors. Tools (Snips, Benders, Etc.) 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Assisted Living Ruth 508-347-7869 $$$$ Parents Wanted Sue 508-867-3558 IMPROVEMENT $3400 Seeking Quality Homes Community That Has TRAINING Buy It Today, And Do Throughout Central MA Post Office Positions Available For ABC Remodeling A Service Call On The To Provide Foster Care Hiring Nationally! The 10:45pm-7:15am •Lessons Taught Way Home! To Children In Need. Shift. We Also Have Per Roofing & Leak Repairs Call Brian Avg. Pay $20/hour, Diem Openings For All Kennedy Heated Gutter Guards Conveniently In 24/7 Support. Generous $57k/year, Including Federal 508-943-4175 Reimbursement. Shifts. Responsibilities Masonry Siding, Windows & Doors Your Home Benefits, OT. Include The Provision CASH PAID $600 Gas Incentive Optional fee-based test prep Stone Walls Carpentry Of Personal Assistance Frame To Finish! •Group Classes In For your unwanted 310 GENERAL HELP materials, not affiliated with As Well As Light Fireplaces Thompson, CT musical instruments WANTED the US Postal Service. Housekeeping, Repair Work Kitchen/Bathroom in any condition! 866-533-4717 Personal Laundry, And Small Excavation Remodeling •All Breeds, All Ages *Guitars*Amplifiers*Drums* Auto Mechanic Dining Services. Tractor Rental Hardwood To Ceramic •Humane Methods *Saxes*Trumpets* With Experience Devereux Therapeutic Research Apply In Person To: SNOW REMOVAL Flooring *Keyboards*Pro Audio*Etc.* Must Be Willing To Foster Care Participants Laurie Nelson A Family Owned Business Interior/Exterior Painting •Obedience Call: 508-765-9352 Do State Inspections. 508-829-6769 Christopher Heights With Years Of Experience Sheet Rock/Plastering Call Robert Wanted Of Webster •Behavior Open Mon-Sat Participate In A Research Call Today! Call For Estimate 413-245-6202 338 Thompson Rd. 508-868-9763 (10-6) Between 8am & 5pm, Front Desk Study About The Effects Of 508-762-2183 Modification 339 Main Street Webster, MA 01570 Monday Through Friday. Vagus Nerve Stimulation On Located Directly Southbridge, MA 01550 Clerk Needed Appetite. If You Are Being Certified Pet Part-time Nights. Behind Hubbard gordonlasalle.com Treated With The VNS Regional Hospital 500 REAL ESTATE Dog Trainer Home Care Aides For sales, office work. Device, Call For More YOUR BACKYARD Must be mature and Information. Member of the Or dependable. CASH PAID Senior Compensation Will 501 REAL ESTATE APDT For Coins And Jewelry Housekeeper Be Provided. Companions Needed Part-time 400 SERVICES WANTED Call Diane at Buying/Selling LOOKS Individuals Interested In Days.Experienced and 508-832-9588 Gold & Silver Working With Elders And dependable. Excellent pay One Piece Or Collection The Disabled. Aides Provide for quality work. LIKE THE A JUNK Lee’s Coins & Jewelry Cooking, Laundry, Light $8.00-$12.00 per hour. 400 SERVICES 239 West Main Street Housekeeping And Personal Apply Saturdays at: Care. Companions Prepare Sturbridge Country Inn Woof & Whisker East Brookfield Light Snacks, Run Errands, CAR LOT. 508-347-5503 402 GENERAL SERVICES Inn (Route 9 - Panda And Provide Socialization. (508)856-6542 Garden Plaza) The Successful Candidates (Docket#: H-12508) ************** A Loving Staff Providing 508-637-1236 Will Be Reliable, DRYWALL FIND A Boarding & Grooming 508-341-6355 Compassionate, Flexible, Kennel Assistant EQUAL HOUSING For Your Dog & Cat And Possess A Positive Small Animal Hospital Truck Drivers By JK Drywall OPPORTUNITY Daycare Available Attitude. Certification Is Part-Time, 20-30 Hours Complete Drywall Services JUNK HAULER ON Comic Books Per Week. Seeking A All Ceiling Textures March Special Helpful; Training Is Also Wanted ************** Provided. Mother’s Hours Responsible, Caring, And Class A CDL with Hazmat. Remodeling OUR EASY-TO-USE All real estate advertising in With Joanna & Kara Bought Dependable Individual Who Additions $5 De-Shed Treatment Available. Reliable Day Driving this newspaper is subject to By Collector Transportation Is Carries Themselves In A And DIRECTORY. The Federal Fair Housing Act Ask About Our Professional Manner To Throughout Northeast. Other Repairs Pre-1970 Necessary. Company Based in of 1968, which makes it Training Classes! Assist Veterinary Technicians Fully Insured. illegal to advertise any All Kinds Wanted Call Barbara With Their Duties. North Brookfield. All local. 265 Dudley River Road High Prices Paid 508-756-4696 FREE Estimates preference, limitation or Southbridge, MA Fax Resume & Retirees Welcome! 413-436-5696 All the time. discrimination based on race, Fax: 508-791-4755 Cover Letter To: 508-764-4417 860-779-0265 No Overnight Loads. We Also Speak Polish! TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com color, religion, sex, handicap, www.woofandwhiskerinn.com [email protected] 508-234-0213 (508)867-3235 familial status (number of MARCH, 04, 2009 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 5

501 REAL ESTATE 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR WANTED RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT children and or pregnancy), Dudley Spencer national origin, ancestry, age, Southbridge For Rent 1st Floor, 3 Bedrooms Southbridge One Bedroom In Private Webster NOW AVAILABLE marital status, or any Incredible, Spacious, intention to make an such Two Bedroom Gas Heat and A/C, Home With Private Entrance, 2 & 3 Bedroom Electric Stove, Off-Street Second Floor, Two Bathroom, Laundry Hookups, Apartments preference, limitation or Apartments. Bedroom Apartment. discrimination. This Parking. Freshly Painted & Big Kitchen, Huge Living Starting at $165/week King-Sized Line Ads $650 New Wood Floors. Hardwoods, Appliances, Room, Upstairs Bedroom. newspaper will not Porches, W/D Hookups, Dudley knowingly accept any Three Bedroom $725/Month Plus Utilities. Off-Street Parking Lot. Just First Required! Off-Street Parking. $700/Month One & Two Bedroom BIGGER SPACE!!! advertising for real estate Apartments $725/Month Plus Utilities that is in violation of the law. $700-$900 Credit/Criminal check. You Pay Utilities Apartments. Call Pat (508)868-0231 First & Security Required. Security & Credit Check Starting At $140/Week BIGGER TEXT!!! Our readers are hereby Please Call No Pets Required. informed that all dwellings 508-943-1685 508-410-7004 Southbridge Get Yourself Noticed! advertising in this newspaper Available March 6th Southbridge 508-281-4429 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom are available on and equal Apartments. As Low As $10 Extra opportunity basis. To Dudley 3 bedroom 2 level Southbridge Starting At $150/week complain about One Bedroom Apartment. apartment. Fresh paint, Modern 2 Bedroom Per Week discrimination call The Heat Included. new windows. Spencer All are newly remodeled, Apartments. Appliances, (Conditions Apply, Call For Details) Department of Housing and $550/Month Washer/dryer hookup, Off-Street Parking. Two Bedroom Apartment, carpeted, stove & Urban Development “HUD” Off-Street Parking. big back yard and deck. $685-$700/Month W/D Hookups, Stove & refrigerator included. toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. Near Park & Shop. Storage area, separate 774-258-0147 Fridge, Trash Included. Section 8 Approved. For the N.E. area, call HUD First & Last. utilities. New Carpet & Paint, Etc. No Pets Allowed 510 546 CEMETERY LOTS No Pets. ad 617-565-5308,. The toll 508-987-8401 $775/month Security Deposit & COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS free number for the hearing Call (508)764-4283 Southbridge $725/Month References Required Cemetery Lots impaired is 1-800-927-9275 DUDLEY Partial Heat Included NEW APARTMENTS Call 774-289-1714 Spencer Four Bedrooms, 774-230-7146 for Sale 505 APARTMENTS FOR PETS WELCOME! Office Space Worcester County Memorial Off-Street Parking & 1200 Sq.Ft. Living Area. Bright & Spacious Rooms In RENT Off-Street Parking Park-Paxton, MA Laundry Facility. Southbridge Spencer Webster Beautiful, Historic Victorian. 2 Lots (#408A) available in TWO BEDROOM, Six Room 3 Bedroom Apartment Section 8 OK, Deleaded. Two Bedroom Apartment. 4 Rooms, 2 Bedroom. Centrally Located On Route Brookfield Laundry Facilities, the beautiful Garden of Valor Apartment. Mud Room, Available. Heat, Hot Water & Includes Heat, Hot Water, 9. Ample Parking. Great II. $5,000 for both. Central Street. Second Floor, $950/month Appliances Included. Kitchen, Bathroom, Applianced, Washer/Dryer Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher Location. Variety Of Call (508)987-0531 2 1/2 Bedroom With Large Living Room. Call (617)645-2811 Washer/Dryer Hookups, & Disposal. Parking, Yard, Master Bedroom. Washer Hook-ups. No Pets. Floorplans Available. $750 Trash Removal, Off-Street Some Pets, No Dogs. Call 508-735-4335 And Dryer Access. Section 8 Ok. Parking. Utilities Not Included. $750 Available Now. $625 per month First/Last & Security No Smoking, No Pets. $750 per month. No Utilities Included. Serious Inquiries. First And Security. Southbridge First/Last & Security Call (508)333-8090 Southbridge CEMETERY First And Last. DOM 508-949-0731 References And Credit NEW LISTING! $900/Month Retail Space Call (978)386-6880 Check Required. Clean & Spacious 508-885-6445 Main Street, high visibility. LOTS: E. Brookfield Call (508)596-8497 5-Room, Two Bedroom Webster $1300 per month Two in the Large Two Bedroom $725 Sturbridge First Floor 2 Bedroom plus utilities. Garden of Valor Apartment For Rent. Heat Efficient With 1738 House Apartment. With Living Call (508)765-5995 at Worcester Memorial Brookside Washer & Dryer Hookups. New Heat & Water Room, Den, Washer & Dryer Park in Paxton. Off-Street Parking. No Pets Southbridge Free Electric, Heat, $1500/best offer. 3 Room, 1 Bedroom Systems & Thermal Hot Water Included In One Hookup, Nice Big Yard, Webster $700/Month Windows. Off-Street Parking. Near Please call Terrace 508-892-9323 Apartment. Stove & Fridge. Bedroom. All Appliances. For Rent Good Location. No Pets. Washer/Dryer Hookups, $900/month Webster Schools. 508-885-5133 Affordable 2 Bedroom $495/Month Refrigerator & Stove, Off-Street Parking $750/Month Plus Utilities NEW LISTING First/Last & References. 1000 Square Feet Apartments For Rent. First & Security. Fenced Yard, 3-Season 508-347-1101 To Webster Call And Apply Porch, Off-Street Parking, 860-923-9738 Cemetery Plots at Spacious, Fully 14,000 Square Feet Applianced. Second Floor, Two Bedroom 413-245-0235 Or Ceiling Fans Throughout. Worcester County Apartment. Includes Stove 774-230-3079 No Smoking Sturbridge And Anything Heat/Hot Water First & Security Webster & Washer/Dryer Hookups. Lakeside Four Rooms Plus Pantry, In Between... Memorial Park Included! $700/Month Plus Utilities. Section 8 OK in Heritage I. 2 lots. $1200. Southbridge AVAILABLE NOW! Apartments Two Bedrooms, Private Owner Will Give You Starting at $759 Dudley Enclosed Porches. Brand Price You Can’t Refuse! Call (508)987-6180 3-4 Bedroom Apartment, Call 508-765-8730 3 Room, 1 Bedroom New Gas Heating System. • On-Site Laundry First Floor, One Bedroom First Floor. Washer/Dryer Apartment . Kitchen 508-753-3670 Apartment. Includes Stove, Sunny, Neat & Clean. Great • Basketball Court Hookups, Off-Street Appliances, 1/4 Mile To Area. Off-Street Parking. Cemetery Plots Refrigerator & Utilities. Parking, Lots Of Storage, Southbridge I-84 And MA Pike. Coin-Op On Premises. $675/Month Plus Utilities 515 CONDOS-RENT/SALE Worcester County Memorial • Playground Fenced Yard. Second Floor, Two No Smoking, No Pets. 508-949-7660 Park, Paxton; 2 Person, $640/Month $950(Negotiable) References A Must. • Pool Bedroom. Stove, Spencer Garden Of Faith. Both Are Clean, In Good Section 8 OK Refrigerator. Hardwood $625/month. $1400 OBO (For Both) Call 508-248-5177 Call (508)347-9623 Two Bedroom Condo. Bright, INCOME LIMITS APPLY Areas. Includes Off-Street Floors. Hot Water Included. Webster Modern, Contemporary Currently Sells For $2100 Section 8 Welcome Parking & Trash Removal. No Pets. 9am-6pm Large Four Room Style. Hardwood, Direct From WCMP. No Pets/Smokers Southbridge First, Last & Security Apartment, Wall-To-Wall, Office Open From: Tile, & Appliances. Please Call First/Last, Security & 3-4 Bedroom Apartment, $675/Month Sturbridge Washer & Dryer Facilities. Great Kitchen. Beautifully 508-892-1679 Monday-Friday References, Credit Check. Third Floor. Walk-In Closet, 508-829-5853 Parking. No Pets. Landscaped Grounds. 508-949-3044 Sturbridge Heights Credit Check & References. 9:00am to 5:00pm Off-Street Parking, (Hall Road) Convenient Location. Ask For John Close To Schools. First & Last. Garden of Prayer Weekend & Evening Southbridge Brand New Two Bedroom $650/Month Rent To Own! No Pets, No Smoking. Applianced Apartments. (6 Months Credit) 3 lots, side by side, buy two Appointments North Brookfield First & Security Three Bedroom Call 508-943-0474 for $2000 and get the third Available Apartment, Full Living Starting At $845/Month From $850 28 Spring Street Available Now! Call 508-735-4335 free. Choice ground. 508-909-6449 Room, Full Dining Room. Also Available Webster Worcester county memorial Brookside Terrace 3 large rooms, first Kitchen, Full Bath, Two Bedroom, Includes park, Paxton MA. Large One Bedroom 525 HOUSES FOR RENT 11 Village Drive floor. $600/monthly. Southbridge Pantry, & Storage Shed. Heat & Hot Water, Call (508)234-7116 References and security Hardwood Floors Third Floor. First & Last. Apartments, First & Second 4 BD, 2 BA Available Immediately Throughout. Second Floor. $895/Month Floor. Off-Street Parking. required. Two Bedroom, One Bath. No Pets. Only $476/Month! No Pets. Non Smokers Call (508)729-3429 (5% Down, 15 Years, Two Cemetery No pets. Washer/dryer Washer & Dryer, Stove Preferred. First & Security, References. Southbridge,MA 01550 hookups. & Refrigerator. Off-Street $625 & $595/Month 8% APR) Lots Call For Details For Listings Worcester County Parking. 508-764-4073 Sturbridge Call 508-943-8755 (508)764-7675 Call (508)867-2478 First/Last & Security. Two Bedroom Apartment. Before 7pm 800-559-4145 xF502 Memorial Park Or (508)867-7404 References Required. Heat Included. Washer In Paxton 508-909-6532 & Dryer & Trash North Brookfield Southbridge Removal Included. Webster Brimfield $900 For Each, C&C Three Bedroom Apartment $825/month One Bedroom Apartments $1400/Month $1800 For Both New const. Heat/hot water. Southbridge For Rent. For Rent. Central Location, Three Bedrooms, One Bath. 1 & 2 bedrooms Clean 4 room, 2 bedroom First/Last & Security Properties $750/Month Call For An Appointment Gas Heat. Off-Street Parking 1500 Sq.Ft., Large Kitchen, Call Cheryl Elevator accessible, onsite duplex apartment. Stove, & Trash Removal Included. Sunroom, Deck Leading To 413-245-4181 LOOK & COMPARE laundromat, trash removal, refrigerator, hookups, Recently Remodeled. 508-347-5124 No Pets. Washer/Dryer First & Security Deposit Spacious Yard & Stream. 2 Bedroom private parking. basement, yard, good area. 508-943-7560 ext 11 Call (774)696-2732 Appliances included. No pets. Credit check, Hookups. Section 8 OK. WORCESTER COUNTY Luxury Condo On First & Security Required. Uxbridge Southbridge/Charlton For more info First & Last One bedroom apartment with MEMORIAL PARK; $675 per month, Call 508-949-0630 Northbridge Line. Appliances, Gas (508)867-4277 loft, stove and refrigerator 3 Bedroom Single-Family Paxton, MA Fireplace, $795/Month plus utilities. included. $650 per month Call (508)765-2658 House With One-Car 2 adjoining lots. Also, Quality 1, 2 & 3 Northbridge Southbridge plus utilities. First and last. Webster Garage For Rent. Asking $1500 or Best Offer Bedroom Apartments! One Bedroom Apartment. Three bedroom first floor, Also have garage for rent for For Further Inquiries, for both call (508)867-3820 Appliances, Off-Street Ample Parking, Laundry Southbridge de-leaded, remodeled, stove, $100/month. Prospect Please Call Parking. Facilities In Building. Clean Four Room off-street parking, Call 508-234-1510 Hot Water Included. washer/dryer hookups, Worcester County Sturbridge Pay Your Own Heat. Apartment, Third Floor. (508)278-6319 One Year Lease & limited/restricted Estates Northbridge Memorial Park Two bedroom apartment. No Pets. storage. First, last and Appliances, off-street References Required. Small House, Clean & Cozy. Paxton, MA First & Security. security deposits. Section 8 Warren 1 & 2 Bedroom Plots In Garden Of Honor. parking, coin-op $650/Month First/Last & Security Off-Street Parking. welcome. References and Half-Duplex, Two Bedroom, Apartments. NO PETS. NO SMOKING. 2 Lots & 2 Vaults. washer/dryer on 508-839-4806 $575/month credit check. No pets, premises. 1.5 Bath. Full Cellar, Large 1 Month Free Rent $1000/Month Plus Utilities Asking $2700 For All After 3pm Call 508-765-0386 no utilities. Yard, Propane Heat. Security. 774-745-0026 $750/month including $850.00 per month. hot water. Northbridge Weekdays 9:30a-5:30p Appliances Included. Now Available: 508-234-2025 Please Leave Message To Apply Call (508)637-1074 No Pets. Historical Buildings Call (508)765-0501 Three Room Basement $700/Month Southbridge Apartment In Private Home, No Pets, No Waterbeds First Month Free Must Income Qualify Worcester County Sturbridge Large Yard, Off-Street Southbridge SECTION 8 CERTIFICATES 3 bedroom, 2 bath cape. Last & Security Modern kitchen, living room, Memorial Park, Completely furnished Parking. Heat, Hot Water, Two Bedroom 413-245-1241 WELCOME efficiencies. All utilities Electric And Cable Included. Apartments. Well laundry/mud room, garage, Paxton and cable. $200 per $900/Month SOUTHBRIDGE Maintained, Call private back yard & patio. 4 lots in the Garden of the week. Plus 1/2 Security Deposit Clean, Spacious Convenient Locations. Warren $1500 per month plus Cross, which is the oldest Call Tammy at Available March 1st Renovated 3-4 Bedroom From $600 Townhouse, 3 Bedrooms, (508)943-9567 utilities. First and security. garden in the park. Value 508-579-0539 978-270-2254 Apartment In 3 Family Call For More Details 1.5 Baths. Off-Street References required. $7000, asking $6000. Building. (51 Green Ave) 508-769-2500 Parking, Fenced Backyard, E.H.O. Call (508)729-0910 Will sell separately. SOUTHBRIDGE Deleaded, Kid Safe, Yard, All Appliances Included. Call (508)892-8685 Storage, Washer/Dryer W/D, Renovated, Energy Webster Spencer Charlton Center BRAND NEW Hookups. Southbridge Efficient & Economical. Two Bedroom, Centrally Newly Renovated 1100 Sq.Ft. Section 8, Families With Two Bedroom $750/Month Second Floor, Two Located. Off-Street Parking 550 MOBILE HOMES Two Bedroom, One And A APARTMENTS! Children Welcome. Apartment Available. Security $500 Bedroom. Three-Season Some Pets OK. Half Bath. With No Dogs, No Drugs, First/Last Porch, New Hardwood $875/Month 2 Bedrooms/$775. Third Floor, Recently Floors, Off-Street Parking, 14x70 Mobile Washer/Dryer Hookup, And Good References Renovated. No Smoking Or Pets 508-987-0027 Refrigerator & Range. Available now. Call Joe At 508-867-8971 Laundry On Same Level. Home Stove, refrigerator and $650 Including Hot Water. $750/Month Unit Includes Two Floors, 774-230-8486 No Pets. 530 HOUSES FOR SALE W/56ft addition which Walk-Out Basement & dishwasher included. Available Now! includes 24x12 den, 14x12 Call 508-885-2127 Enclosed Porch. Secure building. 508-909-6726 North Brookfield work room w/sink and 18ft $925/month Off-street parking. Southbridge porch w/handicapped ramp. First Floor 1 Bedroom Webster 332 North Main Street No Smoking, No Pets. NO Pets. 3 Bedroom, Two Bath Large hallways/doors, for First & Last Apartment. Southbridge: Webster wheelchair. New Call (508)765-5852 Quiet Residential Area. NORTH VILLAGE “Fixer-Upper” 508-248-1826 Large 1 bedroom modern. Two Bedroom Apartment, $40,000 roof/windows. $98K plus Hartwell Street Wall to wall, appliances Third Floor. Neat & Clean, park share. $600 per month Negotiable included, coin-op laundry, no 2 bedroom units Off-Street Parking, 803-929-1117 Bill, (508)347-5463 Charlton Center plus utilities. pets, lease and security. starting at $760!! Washer/Dryer Hookups. Renovated First Floor One *Southbridge* Call (508)287-6256 $575 and up, utilities not Excellent Location, Bedroom Apartment. included. Heat and hot water Affordable. THE “F” WORD 14x70 Mobile Includes Heat, Hot Water, Beautiful area near Southbridge Call (508)764-2866 is included. Call For Details. Foreclosures! Stove & Refrigerator. town central/post-of- 1-508-612-6192 Local experts discuss Home $695/Month fice, large, peaceful Four Room Apartment. Spencer 1-508-943-7436 foreclosures, short sales Stove, Refrigerator, Must income qualify. with central air. Mint No Smoking, No Pets. 2-bedroom home on 1 Bedroom Renovated and the entire process. condition to move in. Many First & Last. Rod/Shades, Heat Included. Apartment. Near Bus Route. Home Inspector, Appraiser, private street, Non-Smoker, No Pets. Section 8 Vouchers Webster new extras. Located in 508-248-1826 appliances $550 Attorney, Lender & Realtors attractive over 55 park in First & Security Plus No Smoking/Pets, Off-Street Accepted. Two Bedroom, De-Leaded. on hand to answer w/dishwasher, oil-heat, One-Year Lease. Near Park & School. Sturbridge. fire-place, porch facing Parking. Coin-Op On Site. your questions. Call Joe (508)347-8976 DOUGLAS $725/Month Inexpensive To Heat. Please call Available Now brook, nice yard, on/off 508-765-5129 $600/Month Reserve Your Seat! 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom First/Last, Security & (508)987-1595 FREE Home Buying Seminar street parking. Background Check First/Last & Security 1983 Mobile Home Apartments Available 508-304-3141 Door Prizes! Prices start at $845/month. Please call Southbridge Call (508)885-9307 Fri, March 20th 14’x70’, Liberty Brand. Includes heat, hot water, From $550 Per Month or (774)696-4567 Webster 7pm-9pm Two Bedroom, A/C, pool, fitness center (508)579-4809 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments 1 Bedroom Apartment, All Remodeled With Available Immediately. Whitinsville Hampton Inn Attached Screenhouse. & children’s program. www.geocities.com/ Spencer Third Floor. Off-Street Sturbridge Off street parking. gregnmargo/home Section 8 Approved. Clean, Bright, Sunny Parking, Coin-Op Laundry, 1, 2 or 3 bedroom Park Share Included. Call (508)476-3777 Various Locations. Two Bedroom. Appliances, Nice Neighborhood. apartments. Large rooms, RSVP By Wed, Mar. 11th $69,000 OBO No Pets. Heat, Hot Water, Trash with appliances. Off-street [email protected] 508-867-5043 $600 per month. [email protected] Southbridge First & Security Deposit Removal Included. Nice First and Security. parking. No pets. Douglas 1 Bedroom Third Floor Required. Yard, Off-Street Parking, No utilities included. Or 508-347-7181 House For Rent On Wallum 774-277-1616 Please Call Apartment. Stove & Coin-Op Laundry. (508)949-1558 First/Last & References Brookfield Lake. 2 Or 3 Bedrooms, Refrigerator, Private No Smoking Call (508)476-7856 Woodstock Nanatomqua Mobile Access To Beach & Parking. No Smoking/Pets Southbridge $750/Month Completely Remodeled Home Park Pavilion On Lake. First/Last & Security Split-Level Ranch. 4 Pets Allowed (For Fee) $475 Per Month High Street Webster 510 (55 And Over) Utilities Not Included. Second Floor, Four Room, 508-889-6079 18 Mechanic Street Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths. 2 Bedroom with 1-1/2 $900/Month OMMERCIAL USINESS Large Family Room. One Year Lease. Security One Bedroom. Hardwoods , Furnished Studio Apartment. C /B Bath, Living Room, Large First & Last Spencer Everything New. Call Dave Deposit & Credit Check Large Deck, Washer/Dryer Shared Bathroom. With Kitchen, Laundry Room 508-248-3743 Hookups, Off-Street Delightful Victorian All Utilities, Laundry, Chase Mill Located On One Acre 508-826-6042 With Beach Rights To With New Appliances, Parking, Gas Heat, 4-Room Apartment. Off-Street Parking. Complex And Door To Back Porch. Southbridge Stove, Refrigerator. One Bedroom. Heat & Hot $125/Weekly Bungee Lake. (Formerly Ethan Allen) Asking $259,900 Douglas 141 Elm Street $575/Month Water Included, Stove & For Rental Application REDUCED Two Bedroom. First & Security, Credit & Refrigerator. Washer/Dryer Call 508-943-9452 Located In Dudley, MA Possible Lease Option $79,900 Recently Remodeled Large Call 508-320-2175 New Appliances, One Bedroom. Appliances, Background Check Required. Hookups. Service Animals Indoor/Outdoor Space 508-868-4662 Dishwasher. Quiet, Private Washer/Dryer Hookups. No Pets OK, No Smokers. First & Last Available For Immediate Webster 546 CEMETERY LOTS Country Road. No Traffic. No Pets. 508-476-1041 $825/Month Lease For Storage, Mobile Home $800 Plus Electric. $525/Month 508-885-2703 Brand New First Floor, Light Industrial, Cemetery Lot No Smoking, No Dogs. No Utilities Included. Southbridge Two Bedroom Manufacturing, Office. For Sale Call (508)476-1722 1-508-328-9093 Hook St Area. Spencer Apartment. Many Call Today For Info For Sale In Sturbridge Retirement Nice 1 Bedroom One Bedroom Apartment. Amenities Including 774-280-6026 Worcester County Memorial Co-Operative. Dudley Southbridge $550 Plus Utilities. $540/Month Dishwasher. Nice Area, Park, Paxton, MA. 44x23, 5 Rooms, 1 1/2 Baths 2 Bedroom Apartment Available Now! Gas, Washer/Dryer, Off-Street Parking. Washer/Dryer Facilities. OPEN NOW!!! Garden Of Heritage II, 609B, (1068 sq.ft. Gross Living Heat and Hot Water Included. 5 Room Apartment, First Parking, Appliances. First & Last. No Pets. References Required. Tri-State Speedway 2 Lots (1 & 2) Area). Air Conditioning, No Pets/No Smoking Floor. No Appliances. Call 508-595-9982 References Required. No Pets Indoor Go-Kart & $1500 For Both Corner Lot, 2 Sheds. Off-Street Parking $800/Month Heated Coin-Op Laundry On-Site. Call 508-347-3884 For Appointment Leave Message Call 508-769-2500 Amusement Center Leave Message If No Answer 508-347-9370 Call (860)935-5206 508-764-6425 Available Immediately 774-200-1427 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ March, 04, 2009

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Corsica 508-335-1283 Garaged In Winter. Like New $150 Original. 60k, Runs Beautifully. $14,000 OBO For Full-Size GM. $1600 Black-On-Black, Leather, Blue, 119k Miles, 4 Cooper Weather $200 Set Of 4 Two-Owner Car. $5000 Good Condition 2000 Dodge 508-864-9692 Master S/T Snow 1953 Ford 3/4 Ton $50,000 FIRM 508-845-9237 6 Cylinder Automatic 508-764-1401 Groove Tires 454 Complete $1,195 obo Caravan Pickup 56,000 miles, excellent 225/55 R17 GM Block Solid, Needs Restoration, 1973 Pontiac 1992 Dodge Like New $200 (508)615-5959 condition. Non-smoker, With Fuel Injection $2500 Trans-Am Stealth am/fm/cd, recent tires. 2003 Ford 508-867-2560 $1200 Collection MUST BE SOLD! 4-Speed, With 455cu. White, Red, Mint Condition. Asking $3900. Evenings Burgundy Interior, Original, 1998 Dodge Mustang Mach 1 508-259-8805 978-760-3453 $6500 OBO 1983 Lincoln Town Azure Blue with Black Matching Numbers. 90k. 508-347-3613 Stratus $50,000 FIRM Car leather. 18K miles, like brand A-1 Condition White, 4-Door Sedan. new. Couple after Used Auto Parts 508-344-2660 1993 Buick Standard Transmission. 20,000 miles, estate car. 4 new Yokohama 91 day Guarantee. Large Excellent condition. Always market parts. $17,500. 1985 Buick LeSabre Sedan 114k Miles. Runs Well. garaged. $3900 or best offer. Call (508)987-8486 High Speed Rain inventory of engines, Asking $1000 transmissions, tires & glass. Riviera Good Shape, Runs Well. 508-278-2045 (508)317-7092 Tires Excellent service. Free parts Must Sell My Beautiful, Antique Black $950 FIRM 2004 Chrysler 195-50-R15/82V on mint 5 locating service. Restored Pride & Joy! Please Call Mike 1998 Ford 2001 PT Cruiser Bolt American Racing Jaguar 774-253-8502 Town & Country Amherst-Oakham Auto 135k Original Miles. Pretty Contour LX Limited Wheels. Fits Accord, Sentra, Call (800)992-0441 or Blue With Black Landau 1972 XJ6. Body, paint and Silver w/ Leather, Loaded One Owner, 23,500 Miles. Camry, Corolla, Miata, Neon (508)799-9969 Roof. Plush Interior. chrome nearly perfect, New 1993 Cadillac Blue. Reliable, Runs Great, Black Custom Paint, Fully and many more. Mechanically Good. Michelin pin stripe tires and 133k. Good Tires, One Owner A Loved Car!!! Loaded, Perfect Condition Call Tom ask if they will fit 720 CLASSICS $2500 OBO many spare parts. Fleetwood Recent Brake Job. your car. 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(Eddie Bauer) VW Beetle velour interior, 1-owner, $500 Police or best offer $6500 OBO Tan Leather, Excellent 120K miles. Bought new at 4-Door Sedan, 132k Forrester Photos Available Condition. Recent Engine, Diamond Chevrolet. Very Impounds! Miles. Runs Fine. No (508)717-9244 Standard, Recent Brakes, Cars/Trucks From $500! Call Bill & Andrea Fits Model Years ‘97-’02 Good Tires good condition, Rust. CD, Automatic. A/C, Roof Racks. Looks 860-377-0396 $150 Best Offer runs great. $2500. For listings 1999 Buick Park & Runs Great. 800-559-4138 ext. 3468 $2300 OBO 860-928-1064 860-935-0039 413-245-3530 (508)347-9386 508-867-6023 Ave $5,500 OBO Loaded, like new, leather, 508-987-3244 1994 Dodge 122K miles. $4500. 2006 Mustang Call (508)752-8683 2002 BMW 325ci Intrepid Convertible Convertible 86k Miles, Needs 1999 Ford Silver, 44,500 Miles, Transmission Work. Excellent Condition. Excellent Condition. Mustang 38,883 Miles. Automatic $11,500 Good Body, Strong Transmission With Sports Engine, Good Tires. 6-Cylinder Automatic, 94k 860-916-8247 Miles, White. Power Seats, Shift Mode. Grey Leather Nice Car Windows, Locks & Steering. Heated Seats. Car Is Loaded. Asking $700 OBO Very Good Condition. Harmon-Kardon Sound 2006 Scion XB Call Before 8pm $4995 System, Premium Still In New Condition! 508-892-4434 Call 508-764-4570 Wheels, Etc. Has 19k Miles On It. Carries $19,999 Platinum Warranty, Good 1999 Ford Ranger Contact Josh Until 2012, Or 70k Miles. All 1995 Geo Prizm 508-885-7085 110K miles, Red, 4 door Extended Cab Pickup Options, 35-40MPG, sedan, recently, V6, 4.0L 2002 Lincoln LS Burgundy Exterior. reconditioned, new starter, 131,780 Miles. Recent Excellent Inside/Out. runs great. Tuneup, Tires, Brakes. Black/Tan, Leather, 40k, $12,800 Moving must sell quick!! Runs Well. Fully Loaded, Chrome 508-943-5954 $2500 or best offer. $3500 Rims/Grill/Rocker Call (508)341-4434 or (Book Value $6000+) Panels/Pillars, 2006 Volkswagen (860)857-4168 860-923-1848 Brand New Snow Tires, Extra Set Of 18” Chrome Jetta 1997 Olds Regency 2004 Chevrolet Rims with Tires. New Black, fully loaded, leather, 5 Nice solid driver 105K Monte Carlo LS Brakes disc CD changer, heated highway miles, loaded with Black/Grey, Excellent seats & mirrors, sunroof, moonroof, needs nothing. Condition, 43k Miles. Sharp Car! Mint! front, side & rear air bags. Asking $3500. $8000 $13,500 obo $14,900. Call (860)974-3022 508-987-1350 774-289-9074 Call (508)949-6914

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Three Sedans and a Commercial Truck Blow into Town at the Chicago Auto Show

BY KEITH GRIFFIN

OK, so don’t believe everything that you have read. The automo- tive industry is alive and kicking – a point that was brought home during the recent Chicago Auto Show. Granted, the show wasn’t as exciting as in years past, but that doesn’t mean there wasn’t some news to come out of there. Three new sedans and a commer- cial truck, of all things, caught my eye when I was in attendance.

Ford Taurus SHO One of America’s favorite “sleep- er” performance cars returns to the Ford lineup, powered by a The Ford Taurus SHO harkens back to a great time in Taurus history. Super High Output (SHO) EcoBoost twin turbocharged also is Ford’s most powerful commercial delivery van. After fuel economy. The SX features an engine. The Taurus SHO joins EcoBoost engine. seeing one in Chicago, I wish that upgraded 2.4-liter inline four- Ford’s growing lineup of per- The 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6 also Ford made a passenger equiva- cylinder engine, also with CVVT, formance vehicles for the 2010 uses twin turbochargers, as lent like Dodge does with its which delivers 173 horsepower – model year, building on the lega- opposed to a single unit. The Sprinter (which will never be more than the most powerful ver- cy of the original, which earned a reduced size of each turbocharg- called a small anything). sions of the Toyota Corolla or spot on the Car and Driver 10 Best er results in reduced internal The Transit Connect is built on a even the 2010 Mazda3. list four years running. inertia, allowing this advanced dedicated front-wheel drive com- Forte boasts a class-leading 96.8 For some reason, Ford slightly engine to avoid the “turbo lag” mercial vehicle platform. To pre- cubic feet of passenger volume, disrespects this subtle sports often prevalent in earlier-genera- pare the Transit Connect for the while driver and passengers have sedan’s history by calling it the tion turbocharged applications. unique needs of small businesses an impressive 40.0 inches of SHO as in show instead of pro- From the driver’s seat, the in the United States, Ford upgrad- headroom and 43.3 inches of nouncing the individual letters rewarding result is linear power ed the powertrain to include a legroom in the front seats and as was the case when the model delivery across a broad torque proven Duratec 2.0-liter dual- 37.8 inches of headroom and 35.0 was first introduced 20 years ago. band from 1,500 through 5,500 overhead cam (DOHC) four-cylin- inches of legroom in the rear The foundation of the new 2010 rpm. der engine and a four-speed auto- seats. Forte’s trunk also offers an Taurus SHO is a 3.5-liter twin- Time will tell if people are going matic overdrive transaxle. impressive 14.7 cubic feet of turbocharged EcoBoost V-6 to be interested in plunking down Several design details, including cargo space, one of the largest in engine. This advanced power- money for a souped up Taurus. the grille and interior touches, its class. plant generates an estimated 365 All depends on when the vehicle have been updated to lend the horsepower at 5,500 rpm and 350 is introduced and how much GM vehicle a fresh, new look for its Acura TSX V-6 ft.-lbs. of torque at 3,500 rpm, is foundering with the Pontiac G8. American debut. The only error Acura debuted an all-new V-6 resulting in significantly was not introducing a diesel ver- model for its TSX sports sedan improved power, torque and fuel Ford Transit Connect sion. line-up at the Chicago Auto Show. economy compared with larger, I think small business owners are The Transit Connect fills a real Scheduled to go on sale this sum- normally aspirated engines. This really going to like this small void between full-size commer- mer, the 2010 TSX V-6 will be cial vans and small cargo vans equipped with a powerful 3.5-liter like the Chevy HHR. Ford is engine, exclusive suspension tun- quick to point out that the ing, larger diameter wheels and Transit Connect has more than additional enhancements. double the cargo-carrying space A new TSX powertrain choice of the Chevrolet HHR Panel. means performance luxury buy- Plus, Transit Connect owners ers can enjoy a 280 horsepower will be able to take advantage of a 3.5L V-6, with VTEC valvetrain lot of Ford’s Work Solutions control and a dual-stage induc- options that are found on its larg- tion system. For maximum per- er vehicles. Cargo capacity is gen- formance and efficiency, the erous at 135 cubic feet with a 72- engine will be coupled to Acura’s inch cargo floor space. Sequential SportShift automatic transmission, with intelligent Kia Forte features such as Grade Logic An annoying thing about seeing a Control and Shift Hold Control. If new car introduction in Chicago the driver desires, the Sequential is all the association with blues SportShift transmission can also The Transit Connect delivers a lot of cargo space in a small package. music. I like listening to blues be operated manually, via steer- music, but I failed to see the con- ing-wheel mounted F1®-style nection with this new Korean paddle shifters. compact and the blues. When I first saw the Forte, my initial thought was the Kia Civic. As a colleague from Consumer Reports pointed out, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. And, sim- Auto Review ilarities aside, this is a good look- ing car – much better looking than any sedan Kia has produced in a while. The Forte will come in three trim levels: LX, EX, and SX (the sporty version). The LX and EX are pow- ered by a 2.0-liter DOHC four- cylinder engine, producing 156 horsepower and 144 pound-feet of torque, that features continuous- ly variable valve timing and The Kia Forte may look like a Honda Civic, but it has more interior space. multi-port electronic fuel injec- tion, for greater performance and 8 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ March, 04, 2009

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