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THIS WEEK’S QUOTE Fire wipes out historic Riding

“One must not lose desires. They are and raising mighty stimulants to Uxbridge building creativeness, to love, and to long life.” LAVERDIERE, COSTA READY Alexander A. TO TACKLE FIRST Bogomoletz PAN-MASS CHALLENGE

BY AMANDA COLLINS INSIDE TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER UXBRIDGE — For the last A2-3— LOCAL seven years, Uxbridge resi- A4-5— OPINION dent Eli Laverdiere has staked out a spot at CVS to A6 — CALENDAR cheer on the more than 5,500 A6 — OBITUARIES cyclists who make their way through town in the Pan A8— SENIOR SCENE Mass Challenge, and each A12 — SPORTS time he’s said he’ll one day ECT EAL STATE be among them. B S . - R E This year, he will be. B SECT. - LEGALS Laverdiere is a member of Amanda Collins photos the two-man team, “One For Firefighters were still battling the blaze hours after it started. the Road,” that has already LOCAL raised more than $10,000 for cancer research. He and his APARTMENTS, BUSINESSES teammate, Rich Costa, also Amanda Collins photo from Uxbridge, will make Rich Costa and Eli Laverdiere DESTROYED IN SIX-ALARM BLAZE their way from Sturbridge to are gearing up for their first Pan- Provincetown next month in Mass Challenge BY AMANDA COLLINS Uxbridge. Business own- the 34th annual Pan-Mass TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER ers and residents of the Challenge. here and there, the team- UXBRIDGE — A six- building escaped without Expected to garner at least mates said the ride’s physi- alarm fire that ripped injuries, but at least one $38 million for cancer cality was never a deterrent. through a historic down- pet perished in the blaze. research just this year, no Instead, it was the $4,300 town building Thursday, The fire was first other single athletic event fundraising minimum that July 18, damaged the reported just before 2 p.m. raises or contributes more made them the most hesi- structure so badly it was while fire crews were money to charity than the tant. “When Eli first came to ordered to be demolished already out on another PMC. The nation’s first char- me and said, ‘We’re doing the following day. call, Fire Chief Bill ity bike-a-thon, the PMC is a this,’ I told him he was crazy, Firefighters from about Kessler said. He and 190-mile bike ride that and that was mostly because two-dozen towns, includ- police were among the stretches over two days and of the fundraising,” said ing Webster, Charlton and first responders who benefits Dana-Farber and Costa. “Literally, your credit Southbridge, worked for made their way through the Jimmy Fund. card is on the line.” three hours through the the first and second floors While neither Laverdiere But the men said that fam- Zentangle blazing heat to put out a to evacuate tenants, but or Costa have ever done ily, friends and local busi- fire that tore through 32 A firefighter is helped away from much more bike riding than Page A2 putting around the block South Main St., in Please Read FIRE, page A13 the scene. Please Read PAN-MASS, page A11

LEARNING Wallum Lake issues BEAT getting ‘worse THE and worse’ HEAT FFICIALS CONTINUE TO DOUGLAS — People O from all over flocked to SEEK ANSWERS TO the cool waters and slip- pery slides at the Breezy OVERCROWDING PROBLEM Picnic Grounds and Waterslides to beat the scorching heat, Friday BY AMANDA COLLINS As part of the Douglas July 19. As temperatures TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER State Forest, Wallum Lake soared into the 90s, kids and Park are operated by DOUGLAS — Midway and families cooled off by DCR, but overcrowding Digging into dinos through the summer sea- hopping in the lake or there has put a strain on son, town officials are urg- taking a turn down the Page A10 the town and its depart- ing the state Department of water slides. Conservation and ments over the years. With Recreation to review and its close proximity to revise policies at Wallum Connecticut and Rhode SPORTS Island and its relatively low Lake that they say are A little boy holds his nose as parking fees, the beach straining the town and its Amanda Collins photos he goes into the water with a often draws more out-of- resources. splash. Board of Selectmen state visitors than can be Chairman Tim Bonin last accommodated. When peo- week called for a meeting ple are turned away with a Brothers Jake, 5, and Matt with elected state officials promise that the park may Frechette, enjoy a dip while and DCR representatives to reopen later on in the day, visiting the area from their discuss park closure and visitors end up loitering home in upstate New York re-opening policies, which around town, officials say. he calls “the crux of the Bonin called the beach at problems at Wallum Lake.” Wallum Lake a “treasure at Their next scheduled a rock bottom, can’t-be-beat meeting would have taken price.” For more photos, turn to place at the end of the sum- “This treasure, however, page A7! Northbridge mer, but neighborhood and impacts the town and its public safety concerns war- townspeople the most victory ranted a mid-season meet- Page A12 ing, he said. Please Read LAKE, page A11

OPINION New K9 helps in tracking GET YOUR POINT ACROSS down B&E suspects PAGE A4 BY AMANDA COLLINS the Douglas Police breaking and entering and TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER Department’s newest mem- wantonly injuring real/per- DOUGLAS — Two teens ber. sonal property. Contact the who allegedly fled from a Joshua Correia, 19, of 215- According to police, a 911 Tribune editor home they broke into when 4 South St., Douglas, and call came in just before 3 at aminor@ the owner returned were Tyler Chamberlain, 17, of 18 p.m. on Saturday, July 13, arrested earlier this month Prunier St., Northbridge, stonebridgepress.com after being tracked down by were both charged with Please Read CRIME page A13 Joshua Correia Tyler Chamberlain 2 • Friday, July 26, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE The ‘wonderfully crazy’ art of Zentangle TRIBUNE

BY AMANDA COLLINS reuniting with Thomas, and TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER eventually creating Zentangle. ALMANAC NORTHBRIDGE — He is the The Zentangle method is an Zen and she is the tangle. art form accessible by anyone, UOTATION OF THE EEK Area artists and couple Maria the couple said. If you can write, Q W Thomas and Rick Roberts’ you already know the strokes worlds came together with their needed to create a “tangle,” or a concept of “zentangle” – a medi- drawing of a pre-set series of “It was crazy — girls were tative pattern-based art form patterns. carrying dresses out while that has garnered worldwide “I think so many people say, ‘I flames were shooting out of attention and was created right wish I could paint this or I wish in their local studio. I draw that, but…’ And there is the second-floor window.” It began on a sunny Saturday always that standard list of morning nine years ago when buts,” said Roberts. “Zentangle - Travis Baker, owner of Re-Find addresses all of them. Everyone Thomas, a veteran lettering Consignment Boutique, describing the artist, was at work on an illumi- has something special inside of scene down the road at Bridals by nated letter in her Whitinsville them, but self-doubt shuts it out. Rochelle and owner SueAnn Burke studio. She had been working on But when you don’t have any a beautiful design pattern expectations, you don’t have Thursday, July 18, as the building at behind the letter when her hus- limitations, and it just becomes 32 South Main St. burned during a a primal, beautiful experience. six-alarm blaze. band interrupted her. Amanda Collins photos “It was like she had just been It’s wonderfully crazy.” woken up from a nap,” said No plans, no mistakes, and no Rick Roberts smiles as his wife Maria Thomas looks at one of their “Zentangle” drawings, which is on display at Alternatives until the end of the Roberts. “She said she had been erasers are key to the Zentangle REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS totally relaxed, completely method. The art form is just a month. focused working on this pattern, series of non-representational big, but it went in areas we did- DOUGLAS and I realized – she’s describing patterns that the artist draws n’t think of. We expected the meditation.” with black ink on a small piece overlay with craft areas like $149,000, 31 Reid Rd., Brian Prunier and Roberts would know – the of paper to create a “tangle.” quilting and jewelry, but we did- Shawn Towle to John and Colleen Northbridge native left his Artists find the process both n’t realize its therapeutic McArthur. hometown at the tender age of relaxing and uplifting, which power,” said Thomas. $273,500, 103 West St., Karen Peloquin to 17 in search of the “meaning of has taken the art form in a Indeed, the Zentangle process Patricia Lituri and Adam Montani. life.” His quest brought him to direction its creators never is taught in clinical settings like $106,000, 44 Woodland Rd., Deer Crossing India where he lived as a monk expected. schools, hospitals and rehab Development LLC to Crescent Lane LLC. before returning to town, “We knew it was going to be centers around the world. Thomas and Roberts now cer- NORTHBRIDGE tify others to teach the Liftmaster Zentangle method. One certified $333,000, 174 Conservation Dr., Francis teacher offers a class at and Lisa Ducharme to Timothy and Sarah 1/2 hp chain drive opener Alternatives in Whitinsville, Wiegers. starting at $270.00 where the couple has Zentangle $362,500, 115 MacArthur Rd., James and exhibit through the end of the Martha Hayden to Matthew Fay and Steel insulated garage doors (raised panel, month. The exhibit it open Christine Sauro. 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Development Corp to William Greco. www.countrysidegaragedoors.com • [email protected] The couple also recently $380,000, 179 Rocky Rd., Kevin and Pamela penned their first book on the More information about Emmerling to Anthony and Lisa Izzo. topic, “The Book of Zentangle,” Zentangle, including kits to get Is your divorce mediator providing the high which can be purchased at you started in the art form, is UXBRIDGE Alternatives, and proceeds from available at zentangle.com. quality services you need? its sales will benefit the $228,900, 559 Quaker Hwy., Millville Divorce with dignity Whitinsville-based nonprofit, Amanda Collins may be Investments LLC to Adam Trottier. where Thomas has been a long- reached at (508) 909-4132 or by $300,000, 14 Witek St., Joseph and Kathleen email at acollins@stonebridge- Polly Tatum (former President of the Worcester County time volunteer. Conde to Kristin Chartrand. 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RESIDENTS RAISE MONEY ACCURACYCCURACY WAATCHTCH FOR VETERANS FUND The Blackstone Valley Tribune is com- mitted to accuracy in all its news BY AMANDA COLLINS are taken care of, but a lot of TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER times they are left on their own. reports. Although numerous safeguards DOUGLAS — The Blackstone That’s just not how it should are in place to ensure accurate report- Valley Veterans Gift Account be.” ing, mistakes can occur. Confirmed fact recently got a much-needed Brown made gift baskets and errors will be corrected at the top right boost with the help of two locals lottery trees that she raffled off hand corner of page A3 in a timely who turned their own athletic at Private Designs, the Oxford manner. endeavors into a chance to give hair salon she works at, and back. raised $3,700. Wanting the funds If you find a mistake, call This spring as Douglas resi- to stay local, she gave half to the (508) 909-4130 during normal business dents Shari Brown and Jennifer Uxbridge VFW and the other hours. During non-business hours, leave Carter each challenged them- $1,850 to the Blackstone Valley a message in the editor’s voice mailbox. selves at different Boston-based Veterans Gift Account, which is The editor will return your phone call. races, their hearts were at administered through the home. Both women elected to regional Veterans Services raise money for local veterans Office. in need, and through their Carter participated in the Run SERVICES efforts donated more than $2,000 to Home Base, a 9K scenic race to the fund that serves area vet- through Boston that crosses Amanda Collins photo 5-Step Lawn Care erans in emergency situations. home base at Fenway Park, also Veterans agent Ron Tetreau and Shari Brown in front of the World War II mon- Edging & Mulching Brown ran the Boston because she felt veterans needs ument in Douglas last week. Bed Construction Marathon in April. While the are sometimes overlooked. The Walkways & Patios event is now stained by the annual event benefits the Red “Excellent quality memory of the bombing, for Sox Foundation and of Douglas, Northbridge, entirely from donations like at a reasonable price” Specializing In people like Brown, the Massachusetts General Hospital Uxbridge and Sutton find the Brown and Carter’s, he said. www.cringfarm.com RESTORATION Marathon was an opportunity Home Base Program, which help they need, said the dona- Most recently, he’s been able to “Over 25 years to bring out her best. raises funds to provide clinical tions were unexpected but need- help a family with children in experience” All phases of Brown ran the race in 2010 care for veterans dealing with ed. emergency situation that sim- 508-234-9824 Farm Maintenance and 2011 and raised money the traumatic stress or brain Unlike other resources avail- ply couldn’t wait to go through a Boston Children’s Hospital and injuries. Before the race, Carter able to veterans, the gift account state or federal authorization a local sick child. She missed the said, “this was a cause that does- is the one fund that doesn’t process. Marathon last year due to neck n’t get enough publicity and require preauthorization, “I’m just thankful,” said surgery, so making a comeback often these needs get over- which can take days to obtain. Tetreau. “Through their efforts this year was extremely impor- looked.” “When you run into an emer- I’ve been able to use the fund to tant to her. She knew she want- But she wanted to have a local gency situation, you don’t have assist people where it’s most ed to run for a worthy cause. impact too. So Carter arranged that time,” explained Tetreau. needed.” “So many people raise money a charity poker tournament, “This allows me to get someone LAV’S for cancer, or other illnesses, and split the proceeds between help immediately, whether it be Amanda Collins may be AUTO BODY & SALES, INC. and I wanted to find something the Home Base Program and for food, clothes, or if there’s a reached at (508) 909-4132 or by different – something that might local Veterans Gift Account. fire for example.” email at acollins@stonebridge- YOUR ONE STOP - AUTO SHOP!!! be forgotten,” she explained. “I Veterans Agent Ron Tetreau, The Blackstone Valley press.com. Veterans Gift Account is funded WE OFFER: think we assume that veterans who helps veterans in the towns • COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIRS • INSURANCE ESTIMATES • GENERAL MECHANICAL REPAIRS • MA STATE INSPECTIONS • COMPLETE CHK ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS • TOWING •• CLEAN-TITLED, LOW MILEAGE USED VEHICLES FOR SALE •• FINANCING AND EXTENDED WARRANTIES AVAILABLE (508) 278-9200 Carney begins early budget talks with BOS www.lavsauto.com OPEN MON. - FRI. 8 AM - 5:30 PM BY AMANDA COLLINS 2015 budget include looking for ways to for students to develop skills for “jobs that *Also SPECIALTY CLASSIC CAR RESTORATION TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER reduce overhead maintenance, utilities and haven’t even been created yet.” 120 So. Main St. (Rt. 122) Dennis & Joanne Lavallee UXBRIDGE — Superintendent Kevin transportation costs. He said the district is Selectmen Jennifer Modica suggested a Uxbridge, MA 01569 MA. Lic. Appraiser Carney appeared at the Monday, July 22 looking for opportunities to collaborate roundtable meeting with School Committee, Selectmen meeting to “take a first step” in with Northbridge Schools, especially on Board of Selectmen, and Finance beginning discussions regarding the fiscal out-of-district transportation for special Committee members. She said she is work- 2015 school budget. education students, which he said can run ing on setting up such a meeting with State What’s On Being mid-July and the just the start of upwards of $10,000 per student. Rep. Kevin Kuros in late August early fiscal year 2014, Carney said there wasn’t Selectman Peter Baghdasarian, who September. Email Your Mind? much “specific” to report, but said that the spoke adamantly against the transfer from Carney said he would like “stakeholders We’d Like to Know. district expects about $49,000 in additional stabilization to school department at Town to have their hands on the steering wheel,” Us! local aid in the next fiscal year. Meeting, said there was a “lack of under- in the budgetary process, and said he hopes Email us your In an effort to get an early start on the standing of the mission of the school” and to establish a Strategic Plan Focus Group budget, Carney also said the school commit- said that schools value “form over sub- that would “pull together a group of citizens thoughts to: tee budget subcommittee would have its stance.” He said the high school operates a who want to shape what the district looks SoundOff first meeting later in the week. “miniature university.” like.” “We’ll be starting [the budget process] But Carney shot back that the district is Blackstone@ much earlier this year than we did last aiming to prepare students for the society Amanda Collins may be reached at (508) stonebridgepress.com year,” Carney said. that awaits them, “not the society that 909-4132 or by email at acollins@stonebridge- Some criticized the school department for awaited you and me.” He said there is a press.com. waiting too late in the budgetary season this need, particularly at the high school level, year to find a solution for a $1.6 million deficit. School Committee chairman Ernie Esposito made an amendment to the town budget on the floor of the spring annual Check out the town meeting to transfer nearly $800,000 from stabilization to the school’s budget. The $786,000 in extra funding allotted to Summer the district by voters in May slashed the dis- trict’s fiscal 2014 budget deficit in half and Butter & Sugar Sweet Corn saved the district from having to cut 15 per- cent of its staff. Still, the remaining budget Home shortfall required the elimination of sever- Peaches, al teachers, paraprofessionals, and reduc- tions in work hours and supplies. Blueberries, Squash, Improvement Since school let out at the end of June, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Beets, Kale, Carney said he and town manager Sean Fresh Herbs & Much More! 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FRANK G. ADAM A life on the edge, a profile in courage CHILINSKI Splashdown MINOR Sixty years ago, on May 30, During that time of bleed- PRESIDENT & EDITOR 1953, I was fortunate to wed, ing, Loretta had many hospi- PUBLISHER he recent spate (and, of course, as she turned out to a very YOUR TURN talizations for atrial fibrilla- things could have changed drastical- special woman. tion, two strokes, partial loss Tly between the writing and the pub- As time unfolded, I became of vision and increase of lication of this column) of 90-degree-plus more and more aware just JOSEPH G. LEMELIN swallowing difficulty due to days has provided ample opportunity for EDITORIAL how special Loretta Bourgery strokes. She also developed a UXBRIDGE us to visit pools, ponds, and area lakes of — now Loretta Ruth Lemelin heart tricuspid valve defect, late – all in search of shiny faces exuding — was. congestive heart failure and the exuberance and joys of playing in I, Joseph G. Lemelin, having acquired lung problems. water. her as my bride, had given her my name. Of course, although she had two fair Loretta, at this stage, age 26, had been years while taking a cancer pill, These photographic Hit and miss forays in turn remind us working for more than 10 years, in the “Gleevek,” which slowed the cancer a lit- beginning as a sitter and caregiver to a tle, it came back with a vengeance. Then, of what it means to be ’ve always been obsessed with the lit- doctor’s children, then later in a cotton another cancer pill was tried. That pill young, suitably suited, tle white ball. mill until we met and wed. And she con- made her think she was dying and was and standing in close These days, I’m more about hitting tinued to work all her life, until we both stopped. It was not working anyway. proximity to a body of I(and more often than not, slicing) the retired in the fall of 1990. Her only time out By now, she had cancer in the liver, in water. Large or small, ball into the woods with a cheap, $20 Wal- of work through her working years was for the abdominal cavity and in the bones. In man-made or heaven Mart driver that’s lasted me more than 10 her first bout with cancer at age 50, which October 2012, metastasis was diagnosed in sent, sometimes a puddle years — but it wasn’t always that way. required removal of the entire reproduc- the right hip. The hip was repaired some- is all a kid needs to have My parents would roll their eyes at the tive tract, and also once as the result of a what, at UMass Memorial, then 10 bouts of fun under a sweltering mention of it today,but growing up, I was botched gall bladder surgery due to an radiation was administered to the hip. AS YOU sun. accidental severed artery in the abdominal In 2009, due to immune suppression due Unfortunately, it’s also obsessed with miniature golf. No matter LIKE IT where we went, I wanted to hit a mini golf cavity which required transfusion and to cancer, she acquired a serious bout of frequently more than course. extended healing time because of the blun- shingles to the right hip. She endured enough to put that same It seemed every family der. excruciating pain, six months in a wheel- MARK ASHTON kid in danger. Loretta was a tiny person and had two chair with me pushing as she had no Too many recent head- vacation we went on, very difficult births of our two sons, and a strength at all, but plenty of misery. lines remind us of the whether it was to visit very difficult miscarriage to boot. Moving along to June 1 of this year, on a narrow line between water play and poten- my grandparents who Obviously, all three incidents kept her out Saturday afternoon, she was lying on a tial disaster, of how little it takes to slip then lived in New of work as time required. Soon after we bed, and I was about to help her up. She into the tragic throes of drowning. In Hampshire, Lake married, I became aware that Loretta was flat on her bed (unusual for her, she hopes of focusing on the positive, as George, Old Orchard exhibited an intermittent slight non-pro- always laid on one side or another). She opposed to the horrific, aspects of things Beach — you name it — I ductive and bothersome cough. In the moved a little and lifted her arms toward aquatic, we’d like to share some of our was constantly bugging beginning, we assumed it might be due to me and winced in agony. She complained own lessons learned – at a young age – them to play a round of fumes in a factory where she worked at of a terrible pain to her right shoulder.She about water enjoyment and safety. THE MINOR mini golf. that time. That was proved, in time, to have was inconsolable. My cell phone at hand, I First of all, we were taught to respect the On one occasion in been a wrong assumption after years of called my son next door for help, then I life-giving, life-taking powers of water. We DETAILS high school in the late many visits to various ear, nose and throat braced her arm with a tight band and were told as youngsters that it was possi- 1990s, we somehow were doctors to no avail. Our previous primary called 911. ble to drown in just an inch of the stuff – if able to visit Niagara care doctor, after many years with no The x-ray showed negative. They put a ADAM MINOR you buried your face in it for too long. Falls for a day during answer, chose to order a brain scan to rule sling on her and medicated for pain. At 11 Secondly, we were introduced to water out a neurological disorder as cause and p.m. she looked comfy, and although they one of our weeklong play and swimming in the arms of our par- effect for the cough. He found the culprit — suggested she stay overnight she chose to vacations. It was beautiful. We rode on ents and older siblings. Overcoming fear the Maid of the Mist, ate in a restaurant a lesion on the brain of unknown origin, go home, but it was obvious she was shut- probably from birth as the result of a diffi- ting down. was – and is – essential to learning “to play that slowly spun while overlooking the nice” with King Neptune and his minions. entire falls, and even took the opportuni- cult birth because Loretta was a twin. There was no way to control the pain to Also, Loretta always claimed to have a the shoulder, so I called Oncology back-up Next, because we were raised way back ty to cross the American border into smaller left eye, with an occasional left and 911 again (twice in less than 24 hours). in the Dark Ages, we were warned never to Canada briefly. At that time, it was the face mild palsy, especially when tired, The Oncology doctor said, “Stay home. swim within an hour of having eaten first instance I had been outside of the which now it became apparent as we Hospice starts tomorrow at home.” I said I (whether three hot dogs and a tub of pota- United States of America in my life. I was began to look for it. couldn’t do that — she appeared to be shut- to salad or a single Tootsie Roll, it didn’t in Canada … what’s there to do in Dysphagia was finally diagnosed after ting down and I wasn’t prepared to control seem to matter). Breaking this rule, we Canada, anyway? all those years. The cough was a reaction that shoulder pain adequately. were told, would induce immediate leg “Mom? Dad? Are there any mini golf to ward off aspiration all those years, At the hospital, they did a scan of the cramps and other precursors to death by places here?” which later in life required all clear liquids shoulder one day and an MRI the next, drowning. We tried always to abide by this Sure enough, within a half mile of the to be thickened to help prevent aspiration. which then showed extensive cancer rule, though a “water-watch hour,” by American border, a mini golf place came On another note, in 2005, after many metastasis to the shoulder. The oncology almost anyone’s estimation, still tends to into view on the main drag, and my par- years on prednisone injections and anti doctor on staff in the hospital told me, “Mr. be considerably shorter than, say, your ents gave in to my sudden begging and inflammatory meds for various arthritic Lemelin, we could do more tests, but really, average cake-baking 60 minutes. pleading. problems, Loretta received two knee you don’t want to know the extent of the When we were old enough to attend, we “Mom! Dad! We can say we played golf implants, with good results, but a few metastasis.” actually took swimming lessons – most in Canada!” months later, her big problems started, At about this time, comfort care was dis- likely through the YMCA or Red Cross – Indeed, I can say that to this day,it’s the which lasted for nearly three years — a cussed and then started. I’m not clear on held in those days at the First Rez in only time I’ve ever played golf outside of loss of blood with a wrong diagnosis of the time frame. However, I do know once Southbridge, where we also learned to fish the United States, although the word AVM (a malformation of blood vessels the shoulder metastasis was diagnosed and ice skate and enjoy most of the sea- “golf” is used loosely when windmills which cannot be seen but continuously radiation to the shoulder was done on sonal splendors of Mother Nature related and clown mouths are involved, but I hemorrhage). For three years, Loretta had June 4, and Loretta passed into heaven 23 to water in its hard, soft, slimy, and slick digress. dozens of transfusions on a wrong diagno- hours later at 3 p.m. on June 5, very peace- forms. sis. In February of 2008, it was obvious to fully, at last, to be with God and his holy I suppose part of my obsession with Swimming lessons back then began at me that Loretta’s abdomen had been mother. After, Loretta’s body was donated the beginning, with “bobbing” (the equiva- mini golf was the fact that I was actually increased in size, and I suggested she to science. pretty good. I routinely beat both of my lent of imitating what the red-and-white should wear a girdle to help protect her At this final point, it is important to say bobber or a cork did on our personal fish- parents, as well as my brother, whenever bladder. After several days, she com- that with the exception of her last four we played, so the constant string of vic- ing lines) and then floating quietly on our plained of abdominal pain due to the gir- days, while in the hospital, when she had a backs. By adding a little kicking and some tories was great for my young ego, but I dle. I took her to the Milford ER. few trying moments in between medica- always got more of a challenge from my arm motions, we graduated to being bona After x-rays, the doctor sent her home tion dispensations, you could always count fide “swimmers.” cousins, as well as some of my friends. with instructions for laxatives. I did not on getting a smile from Loretta through it Our swim teachers, who typically might The joy of mini golf, though, was in the think that could possibly be the problem, all, and had never complained until the have been high schoolers when we were in challenge. With such a small target to and after a week, the pain continued, so I very end. aim for, and obstacles in your path, the took her back to the ER. This different doc- Once, she said to me, “I can no longer grade school, taught us front and back- strokes, Australian crawls, the sidestroke feeling of the perfect putt going into the tor did a contrast solution pet scan of the live like this.” Three days later, her wish and the ostentatious butterfly, most of hole was the stuff of dreams. lower abdomen. The scan showed “mass- was granted from the Lord. I cannot praise which our Mom demonstrated extempora- Soon though, those dreams evolved as I es,” then a later diagnosis, sarcoma. enough the care given to my sweetheart at neously – for free – on family picnics and grew older. Rubber putters, windmills Within a few weeks, Loretta was referred the Milford Regional Hospital those last outings. and loop-de-loops in “pirates’ coves” to Oncology Surgeon Dr. Giles Whalen at four days of Loretta’s earthly existence. None of this training in fancy stuff, how- were soon a thing of the past when I dis- UMass Memorial. He removed some intes- I remain Loretta’s loving husband, now tine and most of the cancer and stopped and forever in eternity. I am heartbroken ever, dissuaded us from falling back regu- covered the fun of playing actual, larly on our personal stroke of choice – the “grown-up” golf. It started small on a the bleeding and the need for transfusions for now. Time will tell. after three years of bleeding. Praise God. inglorious, slow-paced, but energy-saving local par 3 course (also called a “chip and dog paddle. It wasn’t pretty, but it kept our putt”), and soon, as my strength (and heads above water. form) developed (I’m not going to lie, I In the meantime, we mastered the arts of watched Jack Nicklaus training videos), letter is yours. cannon-balling and belly-flopping, execut- I was driving the ball on actual golf LETTERS We don’t have a set limit, but if you ing dives so poorly that we turned our tho- courses. keep it around 600 words or so, racic areas as red as (cooked) lobsters – Don’t get me wrong, I still have a soft Extra! Extra! Read All About It! you’re going to have a better chance We think you’re important enough and about as tender too. spot in my heart for mini golf, but a lot of at seeing all your words in print. When we were of an age to think of sum- to tell all our readers to turn to the my favorite local spots have shut down If you want to write a bit longer mer as time for a job as well as recreation, over the years, which makes me sad. Opinion pages and read your Letters about a particular issue, maybe a we took some life-saving classes – also at I finally played my first round of the to the Editor. guest Your Turn column is your cup the Rez – and added some really cool season a couple of Saturdays ago with But first, you have to write us! of tea. If you do that, try to keep it moves to our repertoire. Like sneaking up my father-in-law, and as the sun blasted Mail your letters to the Blackstone between 700-800 words. on a panicky drowning victim from down on us, I felt uncomfortable, hot and Valley Tribune, P.O. Box 90, Remember, libelous remarks behind – so as not to become drowning vic- could feel the skin on my arms and neck Southbridge, MA 01550. and/or personal attacks are a no-no tim number two. We also learned how to reddening with each passing second. But Or e-mail your letters to the editor and could lead to your letter not disrobe in the water, tying knots in pants during those nine holes, I didn’t care. It at [email protected]. being published. legs, scooping air into the makeshift life was just me and the ball — that frustrat- You’ll need to provide your name So, what are you waiting for? vest, and floating ourselves or others to ing, maddening, amazing ball — and the and place of residence, along with a Start writing! safety. (Today, the keys, coins, camera challenge of hitting the perfect shot. phone number, so we can verify the equipment, and cough drops in our pock- That being said, my round was actually ets would take us to the bottom long before pretty terrible, and admitting my score we could even unfasten our belt buckle.) in a public forum such as this might open We ask that you The most useful anti-drowning lessons me up to more criticism than I usually SOUND OFF! speak clearly we ever received came from our ingestion get, so I’ll just move on. enough so we can of gallons of pond water, mostly inadver- WE KNOW you’ve got an opinion, so With all this talk of golf, reading this, accurately tran- tently, by way of horseplay or someone what are you waiting for? you would probably think I’m pretty scribe your mes- else’s cannonball tsunamis, most of which good, right? Well… Sound Off! sage. You’ll want we exhaled by mouth, nose, and ears at our I’ll put it this way — my golf shoes are It’s a fast and easy way to let everyone to keep your earliest convenience. used for equal parts golfing and hiking in know what’s on your mind.What’s more remarks relatively The key, then, to water enjoyment and the woods. Does that answer the ques- is if you’re worried about putting you’re brief so we have enough space in the survival: Respect the power and authority tion? name out there, don’t be! With Sound newspaper to include it all. of the medium, and never challenge it as a Off! you don’t have to leave a name. If you don’t want to leave a message, loner. There’s strength, safety,and a whole Adam Minor may be reached at 508-909- Just call our Sound Off! line at 508- that’s OK. You can e-mail your Sound lot more fun, in making a splash in num- 4130, or by e-mail at aminor@stonebridge- 909-4074, wait for the prompt and, Off! to SoundOffBlackstoneValley@ bers. press.com. presto, that’s it — time to talk. stonebridgepress.com. Just remember OK, so there are a couple guidelines: to label it as a Sound Off. Mark Ashton can be reached at: [email protected], or by calling: 508-909-4144. BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, July 26, 2013 • 5 The flies and lures in an angler’s tackle box

ishing in freshwater and carry bringing home a few great eating and saltwater around fluke for the table. I need to get requires the angler THE GREAT some old away from Rhode Island draggers Mystery Pictures to have a large vari- casting and find a place that the draggers F OUTDOORS BY RALPH TRUE SR. ety of fishing gear, but noth- lures and could not fish if I wanted to catch ing surpasses the collections baits, but a few keeper fluke for the table. of flies and lures that RALPH every My buddy Steve and I headed for anglers have stashed in their time a Massachusetts waters and fished tackle boxes. TRUE new one a tributary that is not heavily Over the years, almost comes on fished and dragger free. We used every serious angler could the mar- frozen mummies and squid strips have thousands of dollars of ket, they need to have a few in for bait along with a few buck tail them collected, but only a few are their tackle box. Two or three jigs. We started off slow and had used annually. Fly fishermen can tackle boxes loaded with lures to work for our fish but as the amass thousands of flies over and cast baits are found on tidal flow eased off, action started their years of fishing, which almost every bass fisherman’s to pick up. A few sea robins made include streamers, wet flies, dry boat along with numerous fishing their presence known but we flies, nymphs weighted flies etc.! rods. Fishing is an expensive managed to work through them For years, this writer was an avid hobby and pastime, and far sur- and catch our limit of fish. fly fishermen, and found myself passes a golfer’s expense account. Although Massachusetts has a 16- with literally thousands of flies. I I would recommend that every inch legal size, most fish we was like a lottery ticket junkie angler keep this column away retained for our limit exceeded 18 purchasing trout fly patterns. I from their spouses, as they could inches and one doormat measur- have to admit that maybe three or realize that their shopping sprees ing 21 inches was caught by this four patterns were used constant- are nowhere near what the guys writer. Most of my fluke were ly during my daily fishing expedi- spend on their daily fishing expe- caught on a 1/2 oz. Road Runner Courtesy photo tions but I found myself purchas- ditions and gear. jig baited with squid or mummy. ing and tying many other pat- Rod and gun clubs that raise The jig has a spinner that is a Last week’s mystery photo showed the old bridge over Emerson terns that eventually were used a young pheasant provided by the great attractant to bottom fish Brook on Route 146 back in the 30s. Many sportsmen fished the couple of times a year. Soon, I state started receiving their and was the last one I had. brook for native trout and for some stocked brook trout from the old found myself back using the “old young birds last week. The state I lost it on my next trip to the Sutton Hatchery which was sold many years ago by the state. It reliables” like the Mickey Fin, will release more than 5,500 birds salt and found myself catching a angered sportsmen when the sites closed as it produced many great Muddler Minnow and Millers into local covers and wildlife lot fewer fish. Checking local brook trout for sportsmen to fish for in many local brooks in the River. management areas in the fall tackle shops for the jig with no Valley. This week’s picture shows a native sportsmen that enjoyed Then, fly fishing for stripers through the program. Pheasant success, I wrote directly to the hunting for snowshoe hare many years ago. His two hounds were a started a whole new collection of are no longer raised by Mass. company. My order was shipped couple of the best in the Valley back in the 50s. flies, but by then my back started Fish & Wildlife personnel, as all the same day and arrived two giving me problems and casting of the pheasant raising by the days later. If you would like to the heavy weight line and large state ended years ago and birds look at the vast array of bluegills and calico bass on a 7 hot summer night. Plenty of mos- fly was a bit to much for this old are only raised by rod and gun Blakemore jigs and lures go to weight fly rod and surface pop- quito spray is necessary to ward timer. I found that trolling a clubs and a few correctional facil- www.tti-blakemore.com or call pers. Any young angler that has off the pesky insects. Also, light streamer fly for stripers would ities. The rest of the birds are 334-567-2011. You will be glad you not tried fishing for these fish screen mesh suits are available at work so I stayed with it for a purchased full grown from New did! should give it a try.They are great the Bass Pro Shops for a small while. This writer’s passion fish- York and Vermont farms and Freshwater fishing for eating and also provide a great price and can make your night of ing for ground fish such as fluke, released into habitat throughout bluegills can provide a lot of fish for making a fish chowder. fishing much more enjoyable. haddock, cod and sea bass contin- the state on a weekly basis during action and great eating. Using a No one made a fish chowder like The West River has a good popu- ues to provide many great days the fall pheasant hunting season. fly rod with small poppers can my dad and the above two species lation of hornpout in it with on the saltwater and will remain This writer’s last two fishing provide some great fishing as the were the main ingredient. Harrington’s Pool area one of the with me for as long as I can hold expeditions for fluke finally paid hard fighting fish strain your rod Summer time is a great time to best places to start. onto a fishing rod! off big time, but I needed to sit tip and line to its maximum spend a night fishing for horn- Take a kid fishing and keep Bass anglers, both fresh and down and scratch my brain for pound test. For years during my pout and it can provide some them rods bending! saltwater, have the same disease the answer that would have me young life I enjoyed catching good eating and family fun on a Hints to weather a heat wave! he recent heat wave, use. A six-inch pan on an eight- ing while exercising, wrap a terry Win Dinner for Two at the with its soaring temps TAKE inch element, for example, wastes cloth band or bandana soaked in Publick House — Your tips can and high humidity had 40 percent of the element’s heat ice cold water around your head win you a great dinner for two at Tlots of folks losing their THE output and releases the heat into while you participate in sports or the historic Publick House cool! the air. bike, or run. Historic Inn in Sturbridge! Simply With the “dog days” of summer HINT send in a hint to be entered into a still ahead of us, chances are we’re KAREN *** *** random drawing. One winner per in for another scorcher or two Drink Up to Cool Down: If Cool Cover Ups: Guys, here’s a month will win a fabulous dinner before the end of the season. 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Trial and error: Our earliest half dollars emember that in discussion on early silver the original Mint half dollars, it’s interesting Act of May 8, 1792, TREASURES to note that the first deposit Congress stated of gold was made by a R IN OUR that while the fledgling gov- Y Boston merchant by the ernment would provide the HOME name of Moses Brown. copper to make half cents Perhaps you’ve heard of the and large cents, silver and Moses Brown School in gold would have to come PAUL Boston that still exists? from deposits made by pri- JOSEPH Brown made his deposit of vate citizens and compa- $2,276.22 in large foreign nies. gold coins and gold bullion And private investments on Feb. 12, 1795. His purpose were not forthcoming until the deposits in doing so was based on good business were guaranteed to be protected through the sense. For the majority of businesses that bonding of the Chief Coiner and Assayer. Brown bought from and sold to, large gold On March 3, 1794, Congress gave in to the coins were simply too cumbersome to work pressure exerted on it by President George with, and too valuable for most transac- Washington and Thomas Jefferson, and tions. Brown needed smaller denominations approved the Mint Act of that date, thus for his business. Therefore, his instruction reducing the bond required of the Mint’s to the mint was for them to use his deposit to denominations, weights, and purities. Coinage of half dollars was interrupted Chief Coiner and Assayer. With these two mint smaller gold coins. Remember that the mint presses were after the summer production to allow the positions now bonded and staffed, and Back to the silver half dollars. The design painstakingly slow and operated by yoked production of silver dollars and gold coins through the work of the new Mint Engraver, of the first half dollars were an oversimpli- animals located in the basement of the that were ordered by Henry W. DeDaussure, Robert Scot, production of half dollars fied version of the Flowing Hair cent design building, turning the press wheels. Despite new director of the Mint. could finally begin. That is, it could begin on the obverse. The reverse was a stylized these rather primitive means, the produc- In our next column we’ll take a look at a once silver deposits were received. eagle design. I say “stylized” because it did- tion was pretty impressive. Between Oct. 15, potpourri of readers’ questions and inter- On July 8, 1794, the Bank of Maryland n’t look anything like an eagle. In fact, it 1794, and Feb. 4, 1795, Chief Coiner Henry esting finds. In the meantime, keep those deposited $80,715.73 and ? cents worth of sil- looked more like a cross between a mythical Voigt delivered 23,464 half dollars to the questions, pictures, and e-mails coming. ver with the new Federal mint. Maryland sea serpent and a chicken. (See the picture mint’s coffers … all dated 1794. Most surviv- was a land grant by the King of France to with this week’s column). Today, numisma- ing examples are well worn. Throughout the Contact us! Paul: Grey Ghost Auctions & Lord Calvert, so it was not unusual that the tists refer to this reverse as a “chicken spring and summer of 1795 over 299,000 Appraisals, 508-943-6570, bulk of the silver coins deposited were eagle.” coins dated 1795 were produced. Some of [email protected]; French coins. However, there were also sil- Commerce desperately needed our own these were rare varieties; e.g., four Heavy www.greyghostcorp.com; The author con- ver coins from Great Britain, Spain, and circulating silver half dollar, instead of the Wreath reverses with a dot in the lower field ducts certified coin and antique/collectible Portugal. Spanish silver half reale and reale, and just below the ribbon ends, a doubled date appraisals, on site estate sales, auctions, and And, although this is a bit ahead of our other foreign silver coins of differing variety, and the Three Leaves variety. cleanouts. 6 • Friday, July 26, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Calendar The calendar page is a free service trucks, antiques, muscle cars and street and Auto, Kelly’s Farm Stand, Detailing SATURDAY offered for listings for government, educa- rods. Motorcycles are welcome. Specialists, All Mass Mortgage and JJ’s Ice tional and non-profit organizations. Send Cruise sponsors include Rose Garden, Cream. AUGUST 17 all calendar listings and happenings by New England Classic Car, Wilsons Tire NORTHBRIDGE — James M Rice mail to Ann Tremblay at Stonebridge and Auto, Kelly’s Farm Stand, Detailing TUESDAY Scholarship Fundraiser Press, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550; Specialists, All Mass Mortgage and JJ’s Ice AUGUST 13 called Ricey’s Day Golf Outing on by fax at (508) 764-8015 or by e-mail to Cream. UPTON — There will be a free Car Show August 17 at Place Shining Rock, 91 club- [email protected]. Please featuring “Singing” DJ from 4 p.m. – dusk house Lane, Northbridge. Is Time 12:30 write “calendar” in the subject line. All WEDNESDAY every Tuesday from May to September. p.m. registration; shotgun state at 1:30 p.m. calendar listings must be submitted by 3 JULY 31 Cruisin’ at the Upton VFW, Route 140 Tournament includes, cart, contests and p.m. on Friday to be published in the fol- UXBRIDGE — In collaboration with the (Milford Street), featuring classic cars, steak dinner. lowing Friday’s edition. We will print such Center for Women & Enterprise, Savers trucks, antiques, muscle cars and street Price is $135 per player or $540 for a four- listings as space allows. Bank is offering a free business seminar rods. Motorcycles are welcome. some. Registration form available “How to Obtain Bank Financing for Cruise sponsors include Rose Garden, www.jamesmrice.com. SATURDAY Businesses” from 5 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, New England Classic Car, Wilsons Tire Limited to 32 teams. For more informa- July 31 at Savers Bank, 6 North Main St., and Auto, Kelly’s Farm Stand, Detailing tion, visit www.jamesmrice. JULY 27 Uxbridge. Attend this session to learn: Specialists, All Mass Mortgage and JJ’s Ice DOUGLAS — The Douglas Historical How loan financing can be a way to start or Cream. Society will be receiving items for dona- grow your business; Find out more about SUNDAY tion and sale at the Douglas Octoberfest lenders’ primary considerations when AUGUST 18 Yard Sale. Bring the items to the barn reviewing a loan request; Discover a range WEDNESDAY UXBRIDGE — The Quaker behind the E. N. Jenckes Store Museum of loan types, and their respective terms AUGUST 14 Meetinghouse Association, Inc. announces between 1 and 4 p.m. Saturday, July 27. All and conditions; Feel confident and secure UXBRIDGE — In collaboration with the an open house at the historic 1770 Friends accepted items will become the property of in your financing decisions. Center for Women & Enterprise, Savers Meetinghouse in South Uxbridge on DHS. If you like, we can document your Complimentary light refreshments will be Bank is offering a free business seminar Sunday,August 18 from 2 to 4 p.m. Come in gift for tax purposes. There will be more served. For more information or to regis- “How to Explore Small Business and tour the building and grounds, and drop-off opportunities later- watch this ter, please call (774) 318-8487 or email to Administration Resources” from 1 to 2 learn about the 17th and 18th century space! We CANNOT accept computers, [email protected]. p.m. Wednesday,August 14 at Savers Bank, Quakers who worshipped there. The TVs and electronic devices, or upholstered 6 North Main St., Uxbridge. This compli- Meetinghouse is on the National Register furniture. Please call Chris Reed at 508- TUESDAY mentary SBA Advantage workshop will of Historic Places. It is located at the 476-2183 if you have questions, or if you’d AUGUST 6 help you gain a better understanding of intersection of Quaker Highway (MA be able to help with the Yard Sale. UPTON — There will be a free Car Show the various SBA programs and services 146A) and Aldrich St. (MA 98). Future TUESDAY featuring “Singing” DJ from 4 p.m. – dusk that are available to prospective or current open houses will be held on Sundays every Tuesday from May to September. entrepreneurs who need assistance in September 15, and October 13. For more JULY 30 Cruisin’ at the Upton VFW, Route 140 starting or expanding their businesses. information, e-mail UPTON — There will be a free Car Show (Milford Street), featuring classic cars, Complimentary light refreshments will be [email protected], featuring “Singing” DJ from 4 p.m. – dusk trucks, antiques, muscle cars and street served. For more information or to regis- or call Connie at 508-278-2355 or Carol at every Tuesday from May to September. rods. Motorcycles are welcome. ter, please call (774) 318-8487 or email to 508-278-2971. Cruisin’ at the Upton VFW, Route 140 Cruise sponsors include Rose Garden, [email protected]. (Milford Street), featuring classic cars, New England Classic Car, Wilsons Tire OBITUARIES Janice D. Krull, 97 Emile J. Boulanger, 80 WHITINSVILLE — fundraising events. LEICESTER — Emile J. He was an assembler at Janice D. Krull, 97, of She is survived by her sister-in-law, Betty Boulanger, 80, of 1073 Main Cranston Print in Webster Lititz, Pennsylvania, for- A. Krull, of Lititz, PA and her nieces, Street, died Sunday, July for many years before retir- merly of Whitinsville, Cheryl Marsden of Lititz, PA, Patricia 14, 2013 in St. Vincent ing in 1998. went to be with the Lord on Spaak of Cedar Rapids, IA, Janette Hospital, Worcester, after a He served his country July 17, 2013. Bombardier of Colchester, VT, and her brief illness. during the Korean Conflict Ms.Krull was born July nephew, James Krull of Boynton Beach, He leaves two sons, in the United States Air 10, 1916 in Whitinsville, FL. Timothy J. Boulanger and Force. He was a member of daughter of James and She was predeceased by her brother, his wife Debra of the Veterans of Foreign Anna (Glashower) Krull. Maynard J. Krull in 1994. Homosassa Springs, FL and John F. Wars Post 1385 and the Cherry Valley She graduated from Northbridge High Funeral services will be held at noon Boulanger and his wife Kimberly of American Legion Post 443. School and Becker Junior College. Friday, July 26 in the Buma Funeral Home, Leicester; three daughters, Michelle He enjoyed country music, puzzles, bowl- She was employed by Wyman Gordon in 480 Church St., Whitinsville. Internment Charette and her husband Wilfred of ing and dancing. He loved sharing meals Grafton for 26 years, retiring in 1981. will be in Pine Grove Cemetery, Linwood Woodstock, CT, Lisa Blake and her husband with family and friends. Ms. Krull taught Sunday school at the Avenue, Whitinsville. David of Auburn and Renee Nickerson and There are no calling hours. Funeral serv- Pleasant Street Christian Reformed In lieu of flowers, memorial donations her husband Edward of Charlton; two ices and burial in Worcester County Church for 27 years and had been a volun- may be made to the Whitinsville Christian brothers, Gerard Boulanger of Hebron, NH Memorial Park, Paxton will be held at the teer for the Red Cross, Northbridge School, 279 Linwood Avenue, Whitinsville, and Wilfred Boulanger of Northbridge; a convenience of the family. Association of Churches Food Pantry and a MA 01588 or to the Luke Society, 3409 sister, Cecile Duquesnay of Pittsfield, NH; In lieu of flowers, memorial donations longtime volunteer for the St. Vincent Gateway Blvd., Suite 1000, Sioux Falls, SD 13 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren may be made to Central MA Chapter for Hospital of Worcester Wee Knitters pro- 57106. and several nieces and nephews. Homeless Veterans, 69 Grove Street, gram. Her exquisite needlework was donat- http://www.bumafuneralhome He was pre-deceased by 3 brothers, Worcester, MA 01605. ed to many Whitinsville Christian School Bernard, Adalard and Edward Boulanger. Morin-Morrison Funeral Home, 1131 Mr. Boulanger was born in Northbridge, Main Street, Leicester is directing arrange- son of Doria and Mignone (Bernier) ments. Albert F. Smith, 64 Boulanger. www.morin-morrison.com WEBSTER — Albert Michael of Upton, Franklin “Al” Smith, 64, of Christopher of Blackstone, Pond Ct., passed away and Jeffrey of Texas; 2 sis- Sunday, July 14, 2013 in his ters, Althea Greene of Gary L. Lyman, 59 home. Douglas and Betty Carroll He leaves his wife of 35 of Texas; 6 grandchildren WHITINSVILLE — Gary Mr. Lyman is survived by his brother, years Janet A. (Dyffryn) and many nieces and L. Lyman, 59, passed away Robert L. “Bob” Lyman and his wife Smith; his mother, nephews. Friday, July 19, 2013 at his Caroline E. Thorne-Lyman of Freeport, Elizabeth (Pierce) Smith of He was born in home in Whitinsville. Maine, and many nieces and nephews. Upton; 3 daughters, Crystal E. Smith of Amesbury, son of the late Clyde Smith and He was formerly He was predeceased by his brother, Glenn Webster, Caitlyn M. Smith of Worcester, and lived in Sutton for 25 years before moving to employed as a receptionist Lyman and his sister, Cindy Lyman. Catryna L. Smith of Webster; 3 brothers, Webster 3 years ago. in a doctor’s office in The family would like to thank all of Al worked as a boiler technician for Worcester and also worked Gary’s homecare providers and Hospice Guerney Engineering Co. in the banking industry in caregivers for their excellent care and He was a Vietnam War veteran and served both Whitinsville and Worcester. friendship. in the U. S. Navy. Most recently he was the loving caretak- A celebration of Mr. Lyman’s life was There are no calling hours. er for his late mother. held Tuesday, July 23 in the Buma Funeral A Celebration of Al’s Life will be held Mr. Lyman was born February 5, 1954 in Home, 480 Church St., Whitinsville. Burial from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 28 at the Whitinsville the son of the late Llewellyn will be held at the convenience of the fami- Upton V.F.W. post (Route 140) in Upton. Al’s “Lew” and Idella M. (Larsen) Lyman. ly in Pine Grove Cemetery in Whitinsville. family would like to see all of his friends and Gary graduated from Northbridge High Memorial donations may be made to the family at that time to share a few memories. School in 1972 and earned his Bachelor’s of Animal Rescue League, 90 Webster St., The Robert J. Miller Funeral Home and Science in Biology from Clark University Douglas, MA 01516 or to Salmon VNA and 1-508-266-2062 Lake Chapel, 366 School St., is assisting Al’s in Worcester. Hospice, 37 Birch St., Milford, MA 01757. Owner On Every Job family with arrangements. He enjoyed painting, art, flower garden- www.bumafuneralhome.com www.skyhooktree.com On Line Guest Book: ing and landscaping. RJMillerfunerals.net

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DOUGLAS — People from all ing heat, Friday July 19. As tem- over flocked to the cool waters peratures soared into the 90s, and slippery slides at the kids and families cooled off by Breezy Picnic Grounds and hopping in the lake or taking a Waterslides to beat the scorch- turn down the water slides.

A little boy laughs as the water slide dumps him into the pool.

Families lined up to watch the brave ones zip down the water slides.

Four-year-old Charlie Perks Jr. playing in the sand.

Four-year-old Ryan Sheehan, of Providence, creat- ing a moat around her sand castle.

Marcy Ferraj and Emily Little Mia Cheslawski, 2, from Holden, was ready for the beach in her floppy Coman, both 9, give the Sophia Wall, 2, from hat and floaties heat a thumbs up. Worcester, ready to hit the water.

Amanda Collins photos Just off the water slide, a boy runs back up to the top for round two. A woman happy to be cooling off in the pool. 8 • Friday, July 26, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Senior Scene TRI-VALLEY, INC. SPECIAL EVENTS. Senior Center for more information. 508- If you would like to donate a $5 (or more) The month of August will have the follow- 234-2002. gift card for our Baggy Tuesday game it ing special events: would be greatly appreciated. Seniors can Monday, July 29: Salmon and dill sauce, • Wednesday, Aug. 7: Mystery Trip, MEDICAL DRIVERS NEEDED use gift cards from Hannaford’s, CVS, Wal- mashed potatoes, peas and onions, peaches. Transportation cost $7 per person. Depart There is a dire need for out of town medical Mart or Dunkin Donuts for food and med- Tuesday, July 30: Roast pork with mush- from the Senior Center 10:30 a.m. Lunch at volunteer drivers to drive local seniors to ications. room gravy, red bliss potatoes, jardinière the Willow brook Restaurant on your own. out of town medical appointments. Drivers The Uxbridge Grange 200 has generously vegetables, mixed fruit. Rain date will be Aug. 8. are reimbursed for their mileage once a donated many items from our wish list. We Wednesday, July 31: Pasta primavera with • Tuesday, Aug. 13: 7 p.m., FINE Travelers month. Any time that you could volunteer thank them for their support of the seniors chicken, spinach, chocolate brownie, cook- and Collette Vacation Tours will present an would be greatly appreciated. You can vol- in Uxbridge. ie. informative evening on two tours available unteer one day per week, morning or after- • Do you have questions about your Fallon Thursday,Aug. 1: BBQ rib patty,hamburger in 2014, one in May and the second one in noon, location, etc. Call the senior center for insurance and want to keep your same doc- bun, German potato salad, coleslaw, fresh September. both are seven day tours. For more detailed information. tor? Call the Senior Center at 508-278-8622, melon. more information, contact FINE President we can answer your questions. Friday, Aug. 2: Beef chow mein, brown rice, Jim Gallagher at 508-259-3786 or SENATOR MICHAEL MOORE • Catch Your Balance — On Friday, Aug, 16, mixed vegetables, mandarin oranges. [email protected]. Senator Michael Moore or his representa- at 11:30 a.m., Diane Wollensak, PT from • Wednesday, Aug. 14: Organ Concert tive will hold office hours on the first Uxbridge Orthopedic and Sports Therapy, MILLBURY SENIOR CENTER Mechanic’s Hall at 12 p.m., following lunch Monday of the month from 12-1 p.m. at the will be with us to help us Catch Our at Coney Island on your own. $12 includes Senior Center. Balance. Come and learn how good your bal- transportation and concert. Depart, 10 a.m., ance is and tips for improving it. Please call • Monday, July 29: 10 a.m., Exercise; 12 p.m., from the Senior Center, limited availability. MONTHLY BIRTHDAY DINNER 278-8622 to RSVP, 24 hours in advance to Lunch, suggested donation, $2; 12:30 p.m., • Monday, Aug. 19: Sen. Michael Moore and The monthly Birthday Dinner and Plant reserve your lunch and to attend this infor- Wii Bowling; 1 p.m., Scrabble/Scat. staff will sponsor a Volunteer Ice Cream Raffle will be held on Thursday, Aug. 22, at mational talk. • Tuesday, July 30: 9 a.m., Coffee in the social, at 1 p.m. To recognize these “much 11:45 a.m. Anyone celebrating a birthday in • End of Summer Luau at West Hill Park — Victorian Garden; 9 a.m., Walking Club; 9-10 appreciated” men and women. Come and August is welcome to attend and bring a Join us on Thursday, Aug. 29 for our end-of- a.m., Blood Pressure Clinic; 9:30-10:30 a.m., join other volunteers for this social after- guest. Reservations are needed by Monday, summer luau. We will be going to West Hill Tai Chi; 11 a.m., Sing-A-Long; 12 p.m., noon. Aug. 19, by 11 a.m. Park for lunch. Last year our picnic at West Lunch, suggested donation, $2; 1 p.m., • Thursday, Aug. 22: 5 p.m. Meeting Hill was a lot of fun. Join us for a fun day! Cribbage/Scat. Demands, a program presented by Summit CAREGIVERS GROUP Please call the Senior Center at 508-278-8622 • Wednesday,July 31: 9:30 a.m., Craft classes; Elder Care. The program will include help- The Northbridge Senior Center’s to reserve your lunch. 10 a.m., Computer Class, reservations ful suggestions in caring for elderly family Caregivers group meets on the fourth • NaviCare SCO will be at the Senior Center required. Please call Senior Center, 508-865- members or a close friend. Refreshments Friday of the month. The next meeting will on the first Monday of every month at 2 p.m. 9247; 12 p.m., Lunch, suggested donation, $2; will include make your own sundae. Call the be on Friday Aug. 23, at 11 a.m. If you are NaviCare SCO is a Senior Care Options pro- 1 p.m., Bingo. center to sign up for this informative currently caring for a family member or gram. NaviCare helps you get the most out • Thursday,Aug. 1: 12 p.m., Lunch, suggested evening. close friend, come and join others who of your Medicare and MassHealth standard donation, $2; 12:45 p.m., Whist. share your compassion. benefits and offers you extra services that • Friday, Aug. 2: 9 a.m., Shopping; 10 a.m., IMPORTANT INFORMATION can help you stay healthy at no extra cost to Exercise class; 12 p.m., Lunch, suggested The Northbridge Police Department MEALS ON WHEELS you. You are eligible if you are 65 years old donation, $2; 1 p.m., Whist/Scat. announces a new Emergency Notification Due to the recent high volume of seniors in or older, you have Mass Health Standard system: Code RED. This system will notify town, who enjoy having lunch with other and you live in Worcester County. NORTHBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER you directly of any emergency information seniors reservations are needed 48 hours in • Bereavement Counseling — Are you deal- that you should be aware of. Please note advance for congregate meals at the ing with the loss of a loved one, losing a job Director Kelly S. Bol (You must have a computer to register with Nutrition site. Thank you for your coopera- or your home or just need to talk to some- Phone: 508-234-2002 the police department) the website is tion. Volunteer drivers are needed to bring one? Please call the Senior Center and make Hours: 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Monday–Thursday; www.northbridgepolice.com click on the meals to local homebound seniors; any time an appointment to talk to our bereavement 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Friday Code Red and enter your information. If that you have to give would be appreciated. counselor, Dr. Carl Schultz. Dr. Schultz you do not have a computer, contact the You may call 508-234-2002. comes to us with impressive credentials. He is available for people of all ages by appoint- SHINE ment. All sessions are free, private and con- A Shine counselor is available by appoint- fidential. Call the Senior Center at 508-278- ment only, to discuss Medicare and Health 8622 to make an appointment. Ins issues you may have. Call the Senior • New Website – Now you can go to the new Center for more information or to schedule Council on Aging website and get all the an appointment. The Shine counselor will news from the Senior Center. There is up to be at the center on Fridays between the date information on programs and classes, hours 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. the weekly lunch menu, as well as fuel assis- tance and open enrollment for Medicare PITCH PLAYERS Supplemental insurance. Check us out at Pitch players are needed. The time is either www.uxbridge-ma.gov. Go to departments the morning or after lunch. Also there is a and click on Council on Aging. need for Pool players for the league that will • Baggy Tuesday! Started on May 14 and are resume Wednesday,Sept. 4, at 9 a.m. Call the continuing every Tuesday for 10 weeks, we center for more information on these activi- will play a game called Boxing Day during ties. lunch. There will be weekly prizes for the winners. Please RSVP by each Monday so DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT we can have an accurate count for lunch and The Northbridge Senior Center has a vari- the game. ety of durable medical equipment available • Page Turners with Jane Granatino, for local senior residents, there is no fee for Library Director. If you like to talk about this service. Come into the center and some- books, good and bad, join us. Share some of one will be available to show you what is your favorite reads, talk about what makes a available for your needs. In order to serve classic and discover new authors, this book you better, we ask that you leave your name, discussion is for you! New members are address and phone number with the office always welcome, just stop by! staff. This helps to keep track of our inven- • Get out of the heat! If you do not have air tory. conditioning and the weather gets really hot please remember that the Senior Center is UXBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER air-conditioned and you can come in and stay cool during the day. 36 South Main St. Come for lunch and spend the afternoon Marsha Petrillo – Director – 508-278-8622 talking with friends, reading, watching TV, Susan White – Administrative Assistant – or playing games. The center is open from 8 508-278-8622 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Mary Meg Walsh – Outreach Coordinator – • Did you know that you could get a caregiv- 508-278-8638 er scholarship? One of the services of the Lynne McPherson – Chef – 508-278-8622 Caregiver Program at Tri-Valley is the Peter Weager – Van Driver scholarship fund that provides assistance and relief to caregivers. The service • Please call the Senior Center at 508-278-8622 includes helping caregivers arrange and to reserve your meal and also to arrange for fund short-term respite in the home or in an transportation to lunch and for medical assisted living or nursing home facility, appointments. equipment and other resources. This serv- • Van transportation begins at 10:30 a.m. ice is available to any caregiver of an elder each day. Please check with the Senior 60 or over who resides in one of the 25 towns Center, Uxbridge Cable Station, the Council served by Tri-Valley. If you or anyone you on Aging website or the Blackstone Valley know could benefit from this program Tribune for the Lunch Menu. please call Tri-Valley at 1-800-286-6640. • The Senior Center is a drop off site for the People First Food Pantry. Donations are accepted THE WEEK AHEAD Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Monday, July 29: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – • Senior Center Wish List — The Senior Tomato soup, grilled cheese, garden salad Center would greatly appreciate any dona- and fresh fruit. tions of all purpose • Tuesday,July 30: 8:30 a.m. – Pick-up begins spray cleaner for the for grocery shopping at Hannaford’s. Call tables, sugar and 278-8622 to arrange for pick-up. 11:30 a.m. – Splenda packets, Lunch – Baggy Tuesday - American chop foam cups, stirrers, suey, garden salad, and sugar free pudding. Cascade for the dish- • Wednesday, July 31: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – washer, dish deter- Roasted chicken, stuffing, mashed potatoes gent, sponges, nap- and birthday cake. kins, paper towels • Thursday, Aug. 1: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – and decaf and regu- Shepherd’s pie, steamed carrots, and sugar lar coffee. These free Jell-O. things are not cov- • Friday, Aug. 2: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – Baked ered in the budget. fish, rice pilaf, mixed vegetables and assort- We thank you very ed pies. much for your help.

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August 14th from 1:00pm-2:00pm “Heritage Starlight-Taste of the Valley” This complimentary SBA Advantage work- Friday, October 25th 7-10 PM shop will help you gain a better under- standing of the various SBA programs 6th Annual Celebration of the Valley’s and services that are available to Historic Mills prospective or current entrepreneurs At the beautifully renovated Felter’s Mill, who need assistance in starting or West Street, Millbury expanding their businesses. This year “Shaken not Stirred” James Bond themed evening of fun, food, wine, Women’s Small Business Contracting beer and spirit sampling Program Entertainment by Dale Lepage and the Manhattans August 28th from 1:00pm-2:00pm Prizes for best “James Bond” from The U.S. Small Business Administration Connery to Craig and the favorite “Bond (SBA) is expanding federal contracting Girl” opportunities for women-owned small Get a head start on your holiday shop- businesses (WOSBs). The new Women- ping from unique craftspeople. Owned Small Business Contracting Tickets $25.00 single $40.00 couple Program will help ensure a level playing Veteran’s admitted free. field on which WOSBs can compete for federal contracting opportunities, while helping achieve the existing statutory goal that five (5%) percent of federal contracting dollars go to women-owned small businesses. Where: Savers Bank, 6 N. Main St. #1, Uxbridge, MA Register: Contact Eugene Santos- Roesler at 774-318-8487 or [email protected]

To register for Chamber events please contact [email protected] or 508-234-9090 or visit www.blackstonevalley.org 10 • Friday, July 26, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE LEARNING Kids ‘dig into reading’ with dinos at WSL

NORTHBRIDGE — As part of the “Dig Into Reading” themed summer reading program at the Whitinsville Social Library, kids got to do some dig- ging for dinosaurs at a Monday, July 22 program. Staff from the Boston Museum of Science presented a pro- gram on the prehistoric creatures that allowed kids to look at and touch real fossils, walk like dinosaurs, and even do some excavating of their own. At least two-dozen kids took part in the summer reading activity.

A kid takes his best guess as to how a dinosaur made this footpath. Doing the dino walk!

Amanda Collins photos Kids used brushed and wore safety glasses just like paleontologists do when digging for fossils. Digging through sand for hidden fossils. A fossilized dinosaur egg is passed around.

Some of the fossils unearthed at the event. Kids take a look at each other’s excavation sites. EDUCATION NOTEBOOK

Melissa Sara Daniele Louidor, Uxbridge and a Communication, the following students: are featured on the first page of Drake University Brian K. Perro Mgmt. & Design major in the class Alyssa N. Dagenais, of Douglas the Systems Dynamics website at Northbridge: Delaney S. Randor of 2013, was named to Dean’s list John Blatchford, of Douglas http://www.systemdynamics.org. DES MOINES, Iowa — Jameson Sutton: Kathryn Kimball in Ithaca College’s Roy H. Park Morgan M. Rudick, of Douglas Groot, of Uxbridge, graduated Hebert, Samantha M. Peltier School of Communications for the Nicholas Ryan LeMay, of Douglas Library Book from Drake University with a Whitinsville: Andrew D. Reiter Spring 2013 semester. Douglas Doctor of Pharmacy in Pharmacy Kimberly R. Kryger, of Uxbridge Discussion at the conclusion of the spring Micaela R. Connors, of 2013 semester. Assumption College UMass Lowell Uxbridge The next meeting of the Douglas Rochelle L. Pickering, of Library Book Group will be dis- WORCESTER, Mass. — The fol- LOWELL — A record number of Uxbridge cussing Chaim Potok’s The Worcester Academy lowing students have been named graduates – 3,169 – were presented Chosen on Tuesday,Aug. 13, at 6:30 to the Dean’s List for the spring with diplomas at UMass Lowell’s p.m. WORCESTER — The following 2013 semester at Assumption 2013 Commencement exercises on Northbridge Public It is the now classic story of two students have been named to the College. To make the Dean’s List, Saturday, May 18 at the Tsongas fathers and two sons and the pres- honor roll at Worcester Academy Assumption students must Center at UMass Lowell. Schools sures on all of them to pursue the for Trimester 3 of the school year: achieve a GPA of 3.5 or higher. The following local students religion they share in the way that Honor Roll: Stephanie Hartman, Colleen Murphy, of Uxbridge, received diplomas: NORTHBRIDGE — Northbridge is best suited to each. And as the of Douglas; Michael Girardi, Class of 2015 Rachel M. Carey, of Douglas High School is pleased to boys grow into young men, they Robert Hansen, Troy Hansen and Sarah Provost, of Uxbridge, Brendon Grabowski, of announce that students from its discover in the other a lost spiritu- Melissa Louidor, of Millbury; Class of 2015 Northbridge Systems Dynamics course have al brother, and a link to an unex- Delaney Randor and Emily Gregory O’Donnell, of Jay C Melhem, of Uxbridge been selected to participate in the plored world that neither had ever Steiger, of Northbridge; Victoria Northbridge, Class of 2015 Benjamin Rouleau, of Uxbridge 31st International Conference of considered before. Call the Adams, Elizabeth Arcand, Gina Kimberly Sysopha, of Douglas, Eric Byrnes, of Uxbridge the Systems Dynamics Society in Library 508-476-2695 for a copy of Doyle, Anna Gaudet, Alison Class of 2016 Cambridge on July 21-25. the book. New members welcome. Lanyon, Racquel Lopez, Mitchell This society is an international, Homemade refreshments, Peltier, John Pietro, Alex Poluha, University of Rhode nonprofit organization devoted to inspired by the title being dis- Matthew Quick, Catherine Ithaca College “encouraging the development cussed, will be served. Romanova, Charles Watkins, Katie Island and use of systems dynamics and Yarber,of Sutton; Nicole Gaudette, ITHACA, N.Y. — The following systems thinking around the Class Reunion Nathan Geurkink, Andrew Reiter, local residents were named to the KINGSTON, R.I. — The world.” of Whitinsville. Dean’s List at Ithaca College for University of Rhode Island is This year’s conference will SUTTON — Blackstone Valley Headmaster’s List: Elijah the spring 2013 semester. pleased to announce that more explore solutions to globally recog- Tech Class of 1983 30th Class Friedman, of Millbury; Arjun Maegan Pollard, a resident of than 3,700 undergraduates have nized problems in the areas of eco- Reunion — Saturday, Nov. 30, 6-11 Malkani and Greta Watkins, of Uxbridge and a biochemistry qualified for the Spring 2013 nomics, education, environment, p.m. Pleasant Valley Country Club Sutton; Caroline Gaudette. major in the Class of 2014, was Dean’s List. The students repre- and medicine. in Sutton, $50 ticket price includes named to Dean’s list in Ithaca sent all of Rhode Island’s cities Northbridge High School stu- dinner and dancing; $10 after-din- WORCESTER — Worcester College’s School of Humanities and towns, all six New England dents have the unique honor of ner party tickets also available. Academy announces the following and Sciences for the Spring 2013 states, New York and New Jersey, being the only pre-college group Please reserve by Oct. 1. local graduates for the 2012-13 aca- semester. many other states and more than a participating in this important Contact Diane McKeon by e- demic year. Jenna Bouffard, a resident of dozen countries. The list includes international conference. They mail to [email protected]. Millbury: Robert Hansen, BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, July 26, 2013 • 11 Uxbridge duo taking up Pan-Mass Challenge

pens when they can fit it in, most- “I think that’s what finally did it looking forward it. Laverdiere, nothing. We’re volunteering to do PAN-MASS ly on the weekends. They’ve both – that was the push for me,” said who has lined the route to give rid- this. They have no choice in the continued from page A1 found that they enjoy riding Laverdiere. ers high fives in the past, said he matter.” immensely, and through their It made me realize, this can hap- can’t wait to wave to locals who To donate to team One for The nesses have stepped up and that desire to give back have found a pen to anybody,” Costa agreed. are sitting in the spot he’s always Road visit pmc.org and search they met their goal in May.They’re new hobby and forged a new bond. “You always knew it in the back of watched from. either of their names, or use their still fundraising, but their focus is They’ve also found a connection your head, but when you see the “People ask me all the time, team number, 28383-0. beginning to center more on get- in that they both have lost family age – a kid – that made me say, ‘Aren’t you worried about that ting ready for the race. members to cancer. But it was the ‘Let’s go, I’m all in.’” long ride?’” said Costa. “And my Amanda Collins may be reached Both men work full-time, have recent diagnosis of a local child The riders said that while they answer is, those people fighting at (508) 909-4132 or by email at two boys and coach their sons’ around their sons’ age that really have a long and strenuous task cancer ride 190 miles a day every [email protected]. baseball teams, so training hap- hit both of the riders. ahead of them, they’re actually day seven days a week. This is Town seeks new closure policy at Wallum Lake

parking signs and message boards, which in Douglas Police Department and two resi- singular closure policy proposal. LAKE turn overwhelms his department. dents, held a meeting July 15 with State Sen. “The [park closure] issue and, as impor- continued from page A1 “We have residents calling up because Richard Moore and State Rep. Ryan tant, a solution have been presented by town people are parking on the side of the road or Fattman to request that the state institute a officials to DCR for three years now through when the park closes due to its reaching in their driveway, loitering and lingering singular park closure policy. They had to our formal talks with with,” said Bonin. capacity. Visitors, who travel all this way, around taking out their blankets and cool- relay their concerns to DCR through a letter, “We will remain professionally patient, but know that if they just hold out around town, ers. It ties my whole shift up. Over the years, though, since a representative was unable will continue to press for the change as nec- they may be able to get in when the park re- it’s gotten worse and worse.” to attend. essary.” opens. I have heard consistently that 100 Douglas officials believe that closing the While he was disappointed that DCR per- cars can wait for 30 openings before it only park for good once it reaches capacity, at sonnel did not come, Bonin said the meeting Amanda Collins may be reached at (508) closes again,” he said. “Despite the potential least on the weekends, could help with the was fruitful because the town was able to 909-4132 or by email at acollins@stonebridge- bad odds, people loiter – in front yards, in no strain the overflow of visitors puts on the share “its strong views with its elected offi- press.com. parking zones, in business parking lots.” town. cials.” Still, as of last Friday, Bonin said he “It’s a strain,” said Police Chief Patrick Bonin, along with members of the hadn’t heard back from DCR on the town’s Foley, who said visitors often disregard

Northbridge Police Department by a July 17 Officers from the Douglas Police OLICE OGS female, on Friday, July 12, stating that her Joseph Dalrymple, 28, 66 B Rodney St. Department, as well as, Burrillville, RI P L husband, whom she has a restraining Worcester.Violation of a restraining order. Police Department responded to the area. order against, was n the property at some Summary: Victim came to the police sta- Douglas’s newest member, Kyro, was on time that day. After an investigation, Mr. tion to report a violation of a restraining patrol with his handler Officer Bloniasz NORTHBRIDGE POLICE Moschini was located in Uxbridge and order. Worcester Police Dept. arrested Mr. and a track was quickly set up which led arrested on the above charge. Mr. Dalrymple at his residence without inci- them to a residence on Chestnut Street, ARRESTS Moschini was transported to the dent. Mr. Dalrymple was transported to where police arrested 2 suspects. July 12 Northbridge Police Department and held the Northbridge Police Station for book- Both suspects were processed at the Kayla Laythe, 23, 54 D St. Whitinsville. on bail. ing. Douglas Police and were identified as: Unlicensed Operation of motor vehicle, Joshua A. Correia, 19, 215-4 South St. possession of Class C Drug. July 13 Douglas and Tyler J. Chamberlain, 17, 18 Summary: Subsequent to a motor vehicle Jacob Ledlow, 26 Nolet St. Linwood, MA. DOUGLAS ARRESTS Prunier St, Northbridge Ma. stop, Ms. Laythe was arrested on the above Disorderly conduct, straight warrant. Both suspects were charged with breaking July 13 charges on Border St. in the Whitinsville Summary: On July 3, a call was placed to and entering, misdemeanor and wantonly At approximately 2:50 p.m. the Douglas section of Northbridge. Ms. Laythe was the Northbridge Police Department by a injuring real/personal property. Police Department received an emergency booked and then transported to Uxbridge grandmother stating her grandson was Both are currently being held at the 911 call from a resident of South Street, District Court. out of control. Officers responded to the Douglas Police Department and were who reported that he had interrupted a Umberto Moschini, 52, 462 Rumonoski Dr., Nolet St. Address and after a brief investi- arraigned in Uxbridge District Court. burglary at his residence and that two Whitinsville. Violation of abuse preven- gation, Mr. Ledlow was arrested on the Correia is being held without bail and male suspects had fled from his residence tion order. above charges. Chamberlain is being held on $3,000 cash and he gave chase into the woods behind Summary: A call was placed to the ball. his residence.

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Attleboro Museum of Art, Danforth Massachusetts Board of Higher Education the program, the Board of Higher Lyrical geometry exhibit Museum of Art, New Hampshire Institute has unanimously approved the implementa- Education required each public higher edu- of Art, Saco Museum, the Art Complex tion of the Academic Credit Evaluation cation institute in Massachusetts to develop coming to Alternatives Museum, and galleries throughout the Policy at institutions of public higher edu- a VALOR Act Academic Credit Evaluation United States. Her work is included in many cation in the Commonwealth. Policy regarding the evaluation of the stu- WHITINSVILLE — Artist Lynette collections, such as those at New Britain As part of last years “An Act Relative to dent’s military occupation(s), military Haggard will be showing her work in an Museum of American Art, Massachusetts Veterans’ Access, Livelihood, Opportunity training, coursework and experience for exhibition entitled “Lyrical Geometry,” at General Hospital, Emerson Hospital, and Resources,” also known as the VALOR academic credit. By July 1, 2014, campuses the Spaulding R. Aldrich Heritage Gallery Parmenter Hospice, Pearson Education, as Act, the Academic Credit Evaluation Policy must be fully compliant with all aspects of at Alternatives’ Whitin Mill, 50 Douglas well as in private collections in the United allows returning military men and women the VALOR Act, including designating and Road, Whitinsville. States and abroad. to receive higher education credit for their publicizing an individual to be the single The exhibition opens on Friday, Aug. 2, Haggard works in encaustics, a paint military service. point of contact for student veterans to con- with an artists’ reception from 5 to 8 p.m. medium which uses wax as a base and dates “The men and women of our armed tact for guidance on the VALOR Act The public is invited. to ancient times. Speaking of the series of forces risk their lives to ensure freedoms Academic Credit Evaluation Policy and dis- Lynette Haggard is an award-winning paintings to be included in the exhibition, and opportunities for each of us. When playing the policy on their website and cata- artist who received a Bachelor of Fine Arts she says: “The Timbre series is about color, these veterans return to the log. degree from Philadelphia College of Art. transparency, visual depth, and building Commonwealth, it is Her work has been selected for numerous layered, reworked surfaces.” Writer David our responsibility to shows, including the Sixth Annual Raymond of Art New England Magazine ensure opportuni- Encaustic Invitational at Conrad Wilde has described her work as “Straightforward ties are available to Gallery in Tucson. Other venues include rectangular acreage of layered colors that them,” said Moore. REPORTER shimmer through the wax, like farmland “The VALOR Act seen from a plane.” Academic Credit The exhibition continues through Evaluation Policy September 26. Regular gallery hours are allows military vet- WANTED Monday through Friday,8:30 AM to 4:30 Pm. erans to receive col- Weekends and evening by appointment. For lege credit for their more information call 508-234-6232 or visit service to our The stroke of the pen. Alternatives website: Nation. This new www.AlternativesNet.org. policy allows The feeling of fresh newsprint in your hands. Massachusetts to The satisfaction of snapping a clear, crisp photograph, continue our long creating a memory that will last forever. Moore announces college credit tradition of thank- ing our returning The fun of meeting new people on a daily basis. for military veterans veterans through increased opportuni- Your words on the page, reporting the goings on BOSTON — Sen. Michael O. Moore (D- ties awaiting them at in the area. Millbury), Senate Chairman of the Joint home.” Committee on Higher Education, As part of the If all these things sound appealing to you, announced last week that the implementation of you just might want to be a journalist.

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BY JON GOUIN Kyle Stanley got the seventh inning going SPORTS CORRESPONDENT with a walk and Koby Schofer sacrifice NORTHBRIDGE — Heading into its final bunted him to second base. When Ryan game of the regular season, the Northbridge walked, ball four was a wild pitch that sent American Legion Post 343 baseball team had Stanley to third setting the table for Byrne’s dropped four in a row and seven of nine con- dramatics. tests. With Shrewsbury Post 397 visiting “I just wanted to get a line drive base hit,” Northbridge Middle School on July 19, it Byrne said of his approach in the final at- would be especially important to get back on bat. “I knew we needed that win and that the winning track as postseason play looms. run was right there. I didn’t try to do too Luckily for Northbridge (14-12), they were much, just put it in play.” able to get back to their winning ways. On Byrne would indeed put it in play,singling the strength of their pitching staff and some just into center field and scoring Stanley as timely hitting from key members of the line- Post 343 walked-off with the 2-1 victory. up, Post 343 came away with a dramatic, 2-1, “It couldn’t have happened to a nicer kid,” walk-off victory over a scrappy Shrewsbury said Demagian of Byrne after the game. “He club who fell to 9-16. comes here and works his butt off every day, “It’s pretty big, we were struggling the last so it’s good to see that come from him.” few games, obviously,” said first baseman Post 343 wraps up the regular season at 14- Jacob Byrne regarding his team snapping 12, having earned a postseason berth. They their losing streak. “It’s nice to get a little grabbed the No. 5 seed (six teams reached confidence back right before we go into the the Zone 4 playoffs) and will tangle with No. playoffs.” 2 Leominster (22-4) in a best of three series. Northbridge head coach John Demagian Update: Post 343 entered the Phil Samko admitted his team would benefit from the Playoffs on July 22 in Leominster. Post 151 ‘W’ as well. upended Northbridge by earning a hard- “It’s good mentally to get that win going fought 3-1 victory. Jake Ryan drove in the in,” he said. “They’ll be in a better frame of only run for the locals. Jon Gouin photos mind.” Trailing 3-1 entering the seventh inning, Northbridge’s Jacob Post 343 started righty Corey Giguere of Post 343 loaded the bases on a pair of singles Byrne lines the game- Blackstone-Millville Regional, and he was and a walk, but could not push across a run winning RBI single up very good. Giguere went the first four as Leominster’s Matt Russell finished his the middle to defeat innings allowing an unearned run and just complete game win. Ben O’Donnell and Rob Shrewsbury, 2-1, in one hit, while striking out five and walking Fraser each went 2 for 3 at the plate for Post 343’s final regular two. Northbridge. season game on July Shrewsbury starter Matt Howard went Game 2 in Northbridge and Game 3 in 19. the distance, taking the walk-off loss despite Leominster, if necessary, will be played on pitching fairly well and limiting the damage July 23 and 24, after press time. on a number of occasions. Howard worked 6 2/3 innings giving up two runs on five hits, but he walked six and didn’t strike out a Northbridge batter. “That’s a good hitting team over there, they haven’t had a good year, but they’re still a good team,” said Demagian of Post 397. Shrewsbury jumped out to the early 1-0 lead in the second inning, where mistakes cost Northbridge. Kevin Quinlivan and Jeff Svendsen both reached on errors with one out. Giguere bounced back with a strikeout, but the next batter, Matt Bonolo singled Giguere’s 0-2 fastball into center field, scor- ing Quinlivan to put Shrewsbury ahead. The zeroes piled up until the bottom of the sixth inning, even though Northbridge had chances in each frame. Jake Ryan walked to start the sixth and Jacob Byrne (2 for 4) then singled to center. Mitchell Goldman’s field- er’s choice put runners on the corners for Rob Fraser, who deposited the first pitch he Northbridge catcher Tom Paine leaps into Jacob Byrne’s arms after Byrne saw from Howard into right to tie the game drove in the game-winner in walk-off fashion on July 19 versus Shrewsbury. at 1-1, scoring Ryan from third. The Northbridge pitching was sharp throughout allowing just three hits in all, and after Giguere went four, Dylan Jepsen, Ben O’Donnell and Goldman — who posted Northbridge starting pitcher Corey Giguere went four innings allowing a sin- the victory — all pitched scoreless innings gle unearned run to help keep Post 343 in the game against Shrewsbury. keeping the game close.

Jake Ryan of Northbridge (20) is greeted by Jacob Byrne (24) and Ben O’Donnell after scoring the first Post 343 run, which tied the game at 1-1 in the sixth inning in an eventual 2-1 victory over Shrewsbury. Northbridge Post 343 celebrates a walk-off 2-1 victory over Shrewsbury to close out the regular season at 14-12 and head into the postseason.

SPORTS BRIEFS Valley Tech in 2009. His family, including some will play from the location of the best We need sponsors. If you would like to spon- Chad A. Holbrook Memorial parents Lisa and Chic Holbrook, and their shot of the foursome. sor a hole, your company name will be dis- children, Holly, Travis and Hannah, honor Please contact Golf Tournament played on a golf ball sign on the course the Golf Tournament rapidly his memory through the Memorial Chairperson Ed Eldridge at day of the event. The cost to sponsor is $100. Scholarship for two deserving Blackstone [email protected] or call him at What an easy way to help out while promot- approaching Valley Tech students each year. (508) 341-0040 to reserve your place in the ing your business at the same time. tournament or contact any of our rotary UXBRIDGE — The fourth annual Chad A. members. Checks should be made payable Holbrook Memorial Golf Tournament will Uxbridge Rotary Club to hold to The Rotary Club of Uxbridge and may be Ricey’s Day Golf Outing to hit take place on Friday, Aug. 9, at Blissful mailed to The Uxbridge Rotary Club, PO Meadows Golf Club in Uxbridge. annual Scholarship Golf Open Box 4, Whitinsville, MA 01588. The number Shining Rock Registrations are currently being accept- of golfers is limited and will be on a first ed and sponsorship opportunities are avail- The Uxbridge Rotary Club has announced come, first served basis. The James M Rice Scholarship able. The cost is $500 per foursome and a plans for this year’s annual golf outing to be Where does the money go that is raised at Fundraiser will hold its Ricey’s Day Golf $100 deposit is required to secure a spot. All held Monday, July 29 at the Whitinsville the tournament? The proceeds from this Outing on Aug. 17 at Shining Rock, located proceeds benefit the Chad A. Holbrook Golf Club, located on 179 Fletcher Street. event are used to fund charitable endeavors at 91 Clubhouse Lane in Northbridge. There Memorial Scholarship Fund for Blackstone The Whitinsville Golf Club is a private club sponsored by the Rotary Club of Uxbridge is a 12:30 p.m. registration with a shotgun Valley Tech students. and the all day event will include lunch, include scholarships provided by the Rotary start to follow at 1:30. The tournament For more information contact Renee which will be served at 11:00 a.m. There will Club to graduates of Uxbridge High School, includes a cart, contests and a steak dinner. Tetreault at (508) 579-8709 or visit be a noon tee time and dinner following the Northbridge High School, Douglas High The price is $135 per player or $540 for a www.chadarthurholbrook.com. event at the club for all golfers, in addition School and the Whitinsville Christian foursome. A registration form is available at The Chad A. Holbrook Memorial to prizes and raffles. School. Each school receives a scholarship. www.jamesmrice.com and the tournament Scholarship was established in honor of The format will be Florida Style with a To date over $100,000 in scholarship funds is limited to 32 teams. Please visit the web- Chad A. Holbrook who died as the result of shotgun start. Cost per golfer is $130 and have been awarded to local students. site for more information. a tragic car accident at the age of 18, short- $520 for a foursome. Each golfer in the four- How can you help if you are not a golfer? ly after having graduated from Blackstone BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, July 26, 2013 • 13 Six-alarm blaze rips through historic downtown building

A resident of the building watches with horror as firefighters douse the building.

FIRE continued from page A1 the third floor wasn’t safe to enter. A stretcher being brought over to an exhausted firefighter. Police chief Peter Emerick said the building housed seven apartments on the Smoke billowing out of the roof. second and third floors and that all of the residents were accounted for. Some of them were among the crowd that gathered Thursday’s scorching temperatures, outside the Town Hall and watched in hor- which soared into the 90s, made the situa- ror as smoke and flames billowed out of tion worse for emergency personnel, said the windows. Kessler. “I can’t believe this is happening,” said “We went to a sixth-alarm mostly a stunned tenant, Amber Laskowski. “I because of the heat – we needed the extra have everything in there — I have a cat in manpower,” he said. there.” Heat and humidity took a toll on fire- Laskowski shared a second floor apart- fighters. One collapsed in the street and ment in the building with her roommate, was taken away on a stretcher. Three were Caty Scharnagle, and their five-month old transported to the hospital for treatment kitten, Malibu, since April. The girls are for heat exhaustion while others were college students and both were at work treated at the scene, Kessler said. when the fire broke out, but rushed to the Firefighters took an “exterior attack,” scene as soon as they heard about it. They Kessler said, as the building was unsafe to said they lost nearly all of their belong- go inside. It was determined Thursday ings in the blaze. evening that the structure would have to “I have my purse and the clothes I’m be demolished. wearing,” Scharnagle said through tears. The building, which was right across The first floor was home to two busi- the street from the fire station, was more nesses — Bridals by Rochelle and than a century old and held historic sig- Firefighters worked Diversified Signs. nificance in town. Locals said it once through the blazing Travis Baker, who owns Re-Find housed a bank and a variety store. It was heat. Consignment Boutique just up the street, set to be demolished Friday, July 19, and said Bridals by Rochelle owner SueAnn South Main Street was closed to traffic. Burke was in an appointment with a Several residents posted on social media bridal party when they heard the smoke outlets that a collection would be set up alarm going off. Though she didn’t smell for victims of the fire but as of our press smoke, she quickly gathered all of the time, nothing was formalized. wedding, bridesmaids and mother-of-the- The cause of the fire is unknown and bride dresses that customers had been still under investigation. purchased and got them safely out of the store. Amanda Collins may be reached at (508) “I’m so proud of her for her quick think- 909-4132 or by email at acollins@stone- ing,” said Baker. “It was crazy — girls bridgepress.com. The brick building were carrying dresses out while flames housed businesses and were shooting out of the second-floor win- apartments. dow.”

Full liquor, Hours: Local teens arrested on breaking Mon., Tues., Wed. Beer and Wine, 8 am to 8 pm and entering charges party goods, Thurs., Fri., Sat. 9 am to 9 pm third time Kyro has been dispatched sustained in the altercation. lottery and Sunday 12pm to 6pm CRIME since he became part of the Douglas continued from page A1 police force July 1, but his first real UXBRIDGE – A Uxbridge man convenience “find.” On July 4 his tracking of two was arrested for allegedly receiving from a South Street resident who kids who were trespassing in stolen property and possession of a items... reported that he had interrupted a Bellingham lead to police uncover- firearm. burglary at his home. ing some drugs that were disposed John Guerin, 20, of 89 E. Hartford He heard people downstairs, and of in the woods. Ave., Uxbridge, was arrested just when he went to check, two male before 5 p.m. Sunday, July 7 at his suspects fled his home. The victim Mill House Wine & Spirits OTHER ARRESTS residence. The charges leveled chased the two suspects into the against him include receiving $250+ woods but lost them shortly after. In the newly renovated Linwood Mill NORTHBRIDGE — A Douglas in stolen property,felony possession Douglas and Burrillville, R.I. man was arrested after he allegedly of a firearm and resisting arrest. He Sale July Police responded within minutes. 670 Linwood Ave., Linwood, MA assaulted a person with a knife. was held at the Uxbridge Police 15th-28th Douglas’ new K9, Kyro, happened to Sean Seigler, 32, of 6 Wallum Lake Department until he was arraigned just be finishing up his shift, and Road, Douglas was charged with in Uxbridge District Court earlier 508-266-0630 was dispatched to the scene with his assault with a dangerous weapon on this month. handler Officer Jake Bloniasz. Sunday, July 7, after Northbridge Within a matter of minutes, Kyro police responded to the area of Amanda Collins may be reached at was able to get a track in the woods Captain Jose Cuervo Potpourri in Whitinsville at 8:21 (508) 909-4132 or by email at Tito’s and follow the suspects. p.m. for a report of an incident [email protected]. “It was about a 3-yard track involving a knife. No injuries were Gold Tequila through the woods and two back Morgan Vodka yards,” said 70 proof 1.75 Ltr. 1.75 Ltr. 1.75 Ltr. Bloniasz. Kyro led police to a home on Chestnut Street where the two $27.99 $29.99 $27.99 suspects were found upstairs and arrest- J. Lohr Silver Palm ed. Because of the Seagram’s quick tracking, the Chardonnay Cabernet suspects didn’t have 7 time to clean up or Sauvignon change their clothes, 1.75 Ltr. 750 ml the officer said. 750 ml “The fact that Kyro was there and he tracked to that $18.99 $10.39 $15.99 house so quickly was a huge help,” said Beringer Officer Bloniasz. Gascon Molson “Without him bring- White ing us to that house Malbec we wouldn’t have Zinfandel Ice had as much evi- 750 ml 12 pk. btles dence as we did. It 1.5 ltr helped lock in our case.” Correia was held $11.19 $9.99 $9.99+dep without bail and Chamberlain on $3,000 cash bail at Shock Bud Light the Douglas Police Magner’s Department until their arraignment in Cider Top Lime Uxbridge District 12 pk. btles. or cans Court on Monday, 12 pk. btles 12 pk. btles July 15. The July 13 break- ing and entering $10.99+dep $10.49+dep incident was the $12.99 14 • Friday, July 26, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE www.highfieldsgolfcc.com To advertise 508-839-1945 here please Grafton, Massachusetts call Lisa at Butter & Sugar Sweet Corn Gift Certificates Available 508-909- Peaches, 4063 or Blueberries, Squash, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Beets, Kale, llemoine@ Fresh Herbs & Much More! stonebridge 1605 Hill Street, Northbridge, MA press.com (508) 234-6711 Monday - Saturday 9am - 6pm • Closed Sundays

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5 7 9 3 2 1 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, July 26, 2013 • 3 Northbridge, Uxbridge residents win gold medals at SkillsUSA

Courtesy photos Recent Valley Tech graduate Andrew Desjardin of Uxbridge (front row, center) was named the nation’s best student in Welding at the 2013 SkillsUSA Championships in Kansas City, Mo. Desjardin is the first student from Massachusetts to win the national gold medal in Welding.

Valley Tech student Jake Rivard of Northbridge (front row, center) was named the nation’s best student in Technical Drafting at the 2013 SkillsUSA Championships.

UPTON— Valley Tech students Jake the gold medal in the category of Welding Rivard and Dillon Arnold of Northbridge and according to SkillsUSA Massachusetts, and Andrew Desjardin of Uxbridge were he is the first student in the state’s history to named three of the nation’s top vocational win the national title in Welding. students at the 49th annual SkillsUSA Valley Tech student Anthony Collari of National Leadership & Skills Conference, Upton also earned a gold medal in the held June 24-28, Kansas City, Mo. Plumbing competition and recent graduate SkillsUSA is the national organization for Anthony Young of Milford earned a bronze students in trade, industrial, technical and medal in the Commercial Baking category. health occupations education and hosts the Valley Tech students also placed in the National Leadership & Skills Conference as Top 10 in several competitions. Brianna a showcase of outstanding students. The Shea of Milford took 4th place in conference’s keystone event is the Cosmetology, while Joshua DeNoncour of SkillsUSA Championships, in which over Millville and Cody McPhail of Milford fin- 5,900 students compete over the course of ished 4th in Mobile Robotic Technology. three days in hands-on competition in 98 dif- Alexandra Delmore of Milford was awarded ferent trade, technical and leadership fields. 8th place in Related Technical Math and As gold medalists at the 2013 SkillsUSA Matthew Goldstein of Northbridge cap- Massachusetts State Championships, tured 10th place in Computer Maintenance Rivard, Arnold and Desjardin joined 12 Technology. other Valley Tech gold medalists and 11 In addition to medals and Top 10 place- Valley Tech advisors in representing the ments, five Valley Tech competitors were region and the Commonwealth of awarded a SkillsUSA Skill Point Certificate. Massachusetts at the national competition As part of the Work Force Ready System, in Kansas City. Rivard earned the gold the Skill Point Certificate recognizes out- Valley Tech students Robert Silberberg of Mendon (front row, center) and Dillon Arnold of Northbridge medal in the Technical Drafting category, standing achievements and indicates to (back row, center) earned a team gold medal in Urban Search and Rescue at the 2013 SkillsUSA while Arnold teamed up with Robert potential employers that the recipient has Championships. Silberberg of Mendon to capture a team displayed industry proficiency in his or her gold medal in the Urban Search and Rescue respective field. competition. Desjardin’s efforts earned him Capture the moment.

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LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Book 40684, Page 93. NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and REAL ESTATE These premises will be sold and con- REAL ESTATE any other municipal assessments or liens By virtue and in execution of the Power veyed subject to and with the benefit of all By virtue and in execution of the Power or existing encumbrances of record which of Sale contained in a certain mortgage rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- of Sale contained in a certain mortgage are in force and are applicable, having pri- given by Star M. Michaud and Joshua J. ments, covenants, liens or claims in the given by Kenneth Shorey and Andrea ority over said mortgage, whether or not Boisvert to Mortgage Electronic nature of liens, improvements, public Shorey to Mortgage Electronic reference to such restrictions, easements, Registration Systems, Inc., dated February assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Registration Systems, Inc., dated improvements, liens or encumbrances is 16, 2007 and recorded with the Worcester titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and November 19, 2010 and recorded with the made in the deed. County (Worcester District) Registry of any other municipal assessments or liens Worcester County (Worcester District) TERMS OF SALE: Deeds at Book 40684, Page 95, of which or existing encumbrances of record which Registry of Deeds at Book 46857, Page A deposit of Five Thousand mortgage the undersigned is the present are in force and are applicable, having pri- 215, of which mortgage the undersigned is ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank holder by assignment from Mortgage ority over said mortgage, whether or not the present holder by assignment from check will be required to be paid by the Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to reference to such restrictions, easements, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, purchaser at the time and place of sale. Chase Home Finance, LLC dated April 30, improvements, liens or encumbrances is Inc. to Freedom Mortgage Corporation The balance is to be paid by certified or 2009 and recorded with said registry on made in the deed. dba Jefferson Home Mortgage and Loan bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., May 6, 2009 at Book 44197 Page 216 and TERMS OF SALE: dated November 14, 2012 and recorded 150 California Street, Newton, by assignment from JPMorgan Chase A deposit of Five Thousand with said registry on February 25, 2013 at Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Bank, NA successor by merger to Chase ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank Book 50489 Page 230, for breach of the Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Home Finance LLC By Seterus, Inc. fka check will be required to be paid by the conditions of said mortgage and for the Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty IBM Lender Business Process Services, purchaser at the time and place of sale. purpose of foreclosing, the same will be (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will Inc., its Attorney in Fact to Federal The balance is to be paid by certified or sold at Public Auction at 4:00 p.m. on be provided to purchaser for recording National Mortgage Association dated bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., August 9, 2013, on the mortgaged premis- upon receipt in full of the purchase price. August 16, 2011 and recorded with said 150 California Street, Newton, es located at 54 Carney Street, Uxbridge, The description of the premises contained registry on April 30, 2012 at Book 48890 Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Worcester County, Massachusetts, all and in said mortgage shall control in the event Page 338, for breach of the conditions of Box 610389, Newton Highlands, singular the premises described in said of an error in this publication. said mortgage and for the purpose of fore- Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty mortgage, Other terms, if any, to be announced at closing, the same will be sold at Public (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will TO WIT: the sale. Auction at 1:00 p.m. on August 5, 2013, on be provided to purchaser for recording The following described property: FREEDOM MORTGAGE the mortgaged premises located at 29 upon receipt in full of the purchase price. A Certain Lot or Parcel of land being CORPORATION DBA Chocolog f/k/a 31 Chocolog Rd A/K/A 31 The description of the premises contained shown as Lot No.1 on a plan entitled ''Plan JEFFERSON HOME MORTGAGE Chockalog, Uxbridge, Worcester County, in said mortgage shall control in the event of Land in Uxbridge, Massachusetts, AND LOAN Massachusetts, all and singular the prem- of an error in this publication. Prepared for Harold F., Jr. and Jeanne M. Present holder of said mortgage ises described in said mortgage, Other terms, if any, to be announced at Francis, Scale 1'' = 40' dated January 16, TO WIT: the sale. 1997 by Andrews Survey and Engineering, By its Attorneys, The parcel of land with the buildings there- FEDERAL NATIONAL Inc., 104 Mendon Street, Uxbridge, Mass. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. on situated in Uxbridge, Worcester County, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION 01569'' and being recorded in the 150 California Street Massachusetts, and being further Present holder of said mortgage Worcester District Registry of Deeds in Newton, MA 02458 described as follows: Plan Book 713 as Plan 64. (617) 558-0500 BEING shown as Parcel A on a plan enti- By its Attorneys, For mortgagor's(s') title see deed 201211-0446 - TEA tled ''Division of Land in Uxbridge, MA., 31 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. recorded with Worcester County July 12, 2013 Chockalog Road prepared for Brody N. & 150 California Street (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in July 19, 2013 Jill A. Reese, dated June 5, 2003'' said Newton, MA 02458 Book 43037, Page 7. July 26, 2013 plan being duly recorded in Worcester (617) 558-0500 These premises will be sold and con- District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 201203-0232 - TEA veyed subject to and with the benefit of all 797, Plan 110. July 12, 2013 rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- For mortgagor's(s') title see deed July 19, 2013 ments, covenants, liens or claims in the recorded with Worcester County July 26, 2013 nature of liens, improvements, public (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Turn To LEGALS, page 5 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, July 26, 2013 • 5 LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE on September 11, 2012 at Book 49598 NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF LEGALS continued from page 4 MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL Page 100, for breach of the conditions of REAL ESTATE ESTATE said mortgage and for the purpose of fore- By virtue and in execution of the Power LEGAL NOTICE By virtue of and in execution of the closing, the same will be sold at Public of Sale contained in a certain mortgage MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- Auction at 2:00 p.m. on August 21, 2013, given by Judith A. Potter and Daniel Potter ESTATE gage given by Stephen J. Dejordy, Sr. to on the mortgaged premises located at 66 to Chase Manhattan Mortgage By virtue of and in execution of the Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, High Street, Whitinsville (Northbridge), Corporation, dated December 30, 2004 Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Charles Worcester County, Massachusetts, all and and recorded with the Worcester County gage given by Cindy J. Anderson and Schwab Bank, N.A., dated September 30, singular the premises described in said (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds at Douglas Anderson to Mortgage Electronic 2003 and recorded at Worcester County mortgage, Book 35655, Page 154, of which mortgage Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in TO WIT: the undersigned is the present holder , for nominee for WMC Mortgage Corp., dated Book 31816, Page 234 of which mortgage The land together with the buildings there- breach of the conditions of said mortgage December 11, 2006 and recorded at PHH Mortgage Corporation is the present on, located in NORTHBRIDGE, Worcester and for the purpose of foreclosing, the Worcester County (Worcester District) holder by assignment from Mortgage County, Massachusetts, situated on the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 Registry of Deeds in Book 40334, Page Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. act- southeasterly side of High Street, in the p.m. on August 21, 2013, on the mort- 370 of which mortgage Citibank, N.A., as ing solely as a nominee for Charles Village of Whitinsville, and shown as Lot #2 gaged premises located at 4B Herbert trustee for the benefit of SWDNSI Trust Schwab Bank, N.A. to PHH Mortgage on a plan entitled, ''Section B, Sheet No. B- Drive, Unit 10, Building 2, Phase II, Sutton Series 2010-4 is the present holder by Corporation dated January 12, 2011 2, Whitin Machine Works, Northbridge, Park Condominium, Sutton, Worcester assignment from Mortgage Electronic recorded at Worcester County (Worcester Mass., June, 1957, G. Bertrand Bibeault, County, Massachusetts, all and singular Registration Systems, Inc. to Bank of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 47380, Civil Engineering, Woonsocket, R.I.'' which the premises described in said mortgage, America, N.A., successor by merger to Page 226, for breach of conditions of said plan is recorded in Worcester District TO WIT: BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP f/k/a mortgage and for the purpose of foreclos- Deeds, Plan Book 225, Plan 102. Being Unit 10 in the Building 2 in Phase II Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP ing the same, the mortgaged premises Said lot is more particularly bounded of Sutton Park Condominium created pur- dated September 20, 2011 recorded at located at 632 Central Turnpike, Sutton, and described as follows: suant to a Master Deed dated January 26, Worcester County (Worcester District) MA 01590 will be sold at a Public Auction BEGINNING: At a point on the southeast- 1988, recorded on January 29, 1988, with Registry of Deeds in Book 47891, Page at 3:00PM on August 14, 2013, at the mort- erly side of High Street at the most norther- the Worcester Registry of Deeds Book 350 and assignment from Bank of gaged premises, more particularly ly corner of Lot # 1 and being the north- 11103, Page 83, and by First Amendment America, N.A., successor by merger to described below, all and singular the prem- westerly corner of the lot hereby described; to said Master Deed dated July 8, 1988, BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP f/k/a ises described in said mortgage, to wit: THENCE: North 40¡ 58' East by said High recorded on July 11, 1988 in said Registry, Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP to A certain parcel of land with buildings Street eighteen and thirty-four hundredths Book 11461, Page 284, and by Second Citibank, N.A., as trustee for the benefit of thereon, situated on the Northwesterly side (18.34) feet to Upper High Street; Amendment to said Master Deed dated SWDNSI Trust Series 2010-4 dated of Central Turnpike in the Town of Sutton, THENCE: North 88¡ 14' East by said Upper December 29, 1988, recorded on January 22, 2013 recorded at Worcester County of Worcester, Commonwealth of High Street forty-five and sixty-five hun- December 30, 1988, with said Registry in County (Worcester District) Registry of Massachusetts, shown as Lot 3 on a plan dredths (45.65) feet to other land now or Book 11846, Page 147. Deeds in Book 50473, Page 206, for drawn by Lavallee Brothers, Inc. said plan formerly of Whitin Machine Works; The above described premises are con- breach of conditions of said mortgage and dated March 2, 1994, and recorded in the THENCE: South 2¡ 01' East one hundred veyed subject to and with benefit of all for the purpose of foreclosing the same, Worcester District Registry of Deeds, in fifty-one and ninety-nine hundredths covenants, conditions, restrictions, ease- the mortgaged premises located at 26 Plan Book 684, Plan 36, and which is fur- (151.99) feet: ment, liens for assessments, options, pow- Boston Street, Uxbridge, MA 01569 will be ther bounded and described as follows: THENCE: South 86¡ 29' West thirty-six and ers of attorney, and limitations on title, cre- sold at a Public Auction at 12:00PM on Beginning at a point at the Southeasterly four hundredths (36.04) feet to the most ated by the laws of the state of the premis- August 6, 2013, at the mortgaged premis- corner of the parcel to be conveyed and in southerly corner of Lot #1, the last two es or set forth in the Master Deed or es, more particularly described below, all the Southwesterly corner of Lot 2, said lines bounded by other land now or former- Declaration of Condominium, in the related and singular the premises described in point being S 57 degrees 02' 29" W. 55.00 ly of Whitin Machine Works; By-Laws, in the Declaration of Trust, or Site said mortgage, to wit: feet from a Worcester County Highway THENCE: North 3¡ 26' West twenty-six and Plans and Floor Plans as duly recorded in The land in the northerly part of bound, opposite station 33+00.00; Thence fifty-two hundredths (26.52) feet; the appropriate land records office and as Uxbridge more particularly bounded and S 57 degrees 02' 29" W. 250.00 feet by the THENCE: North 11¡ 30' East twelve and the same may have lawfully amended. described as follows: Tract 1: A certain par- Northwesterly sideline of Central Turnpike forty-seven hundredths (12.47) feet; The above described premises are con- cel of land with the buildings thereon and to a point; Thence N. 33 degrees 42' 19" W. THENCE: North 4¡ 40' East fourteen and veyed subject to and with the benefit of all all the privileges and appurtenances there- 100.00' to a point; Thence N. 20 degrees sixty-five hundredths (14.65) feet; rights, rights of way, easements, appurte- to belonging, situated in the northerly part 16' 01" W, 458.95 feet to a point, the last THENCE: North 23¡ 47' West forty-eight nances, reservations, restrictions, and lay- of said Uxbridge known as Pleasantdale, two courses by Lot 4; Thence N. 57 and fifty-six hundredths (48.56) feet; outs and takings of records, insofar as they being lots numbered 8 and 9 on plan of degrees 02' 29" E. 150.47 feet by Lot 5 to THENCE: North 12¡ 59' West forty-two and are in force and applicable. Pleasantdale, made by C.E. Varney, C.E., a point; Thence S. 32 degrees 57' 31" E twenty-one hundredths (42.21) foot to tho For mortgagor's(s') title see deed dated September 1900 and recorded with 547.72 feet by Lot 2 to the point of begin- point of beginning. The last five (5) lines recorded with Worcester County Worcester District Registry of Deeds, Book ning. For grantor's title see deed recorded bounded by said Lot #1. (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in of Plans 6 page 23. and Tract II: The land in herewith in book 31816 page 232. CONTAINING 6,600 square foot, more or Book 22432, Page 382. the northerly part of Uxbridge known as For mortgagor’s title see deed record- less. These premises will be sold and con- Pleasantdale commencing at a point on ed with the Worcester County (Worcester Subject to any and all rights and ease- veyed subject to and with the benefit of all the shore of a pond, said point being in line District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31816, ments with respect to the maintenance, rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- with the center line of Harvard Street; Page 232. repair and replacement of sewer pipes and ments, covenants, liens or claims in the Thence: north 10 degrees 30 ' west to a The premises will be sold subject to connections thereto, water pipes and con- nature of liens, improvements, public stake in the center line of said streets; any and all unpaid taxes and other munici- nections thereto, gas pipes and connec- assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Thence: south 75 degrees east twenty-two pal assessments and liens, and subject to tions thereto, power and electric wires and titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and and 34/100 (22.34) feet to a stone bound at prior liens or other enforceable encum- poles, telephone wires and poles and sur- any other municipal assessments or liens a corner of Lot No. 34 on plan of brances of record entitled to precedence face water drains, insofar as such rights or existing encumbrances of record which Pleasantdale; Thence: 88 degrees 20' East over this mortgage, and subject to and with and easements may exist with respect to are in force and are applicable, having pri- with lots nos. 34 and 10, Boston Street, the benefit of all easements, restrictions, the premises herein described, whether or ority over said mortgage, whether or not and lot no. 9 three hundred and thirty-eight reservations and conditions of record and not such rights and easements are shown reference to such restrictions, easements, and 3/10 (338.8) feet to a stake is the old subject to all tenancies and/or rights of par- on said plan. improvements, liens or encumbrances is lines of Sabin Farm; Thence with said line ties in possession. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed made in the deed. south 10 degrees 38' east about twenty- Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or recorded with Worcester County TERMS OF SALE: five (25) feet to shore of said pond; Thence: certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in A deposit of Five Thousand westerly with said shore line to the place of a deposit must be shown at the time and Book 20003, Page 180. ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank beginning. The premises are more particu- place of the sale in order to qualify as a These premises will be sold and con- check will be required to be paid by the larly described in the Deed recorded at bidder (the mortgage holder and its veyed subject to and with the benefit of all purchaser at the time and place of sale. Worcester County (Worcester District) designee(s) are exempt from this require- rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- The balance is to be paid by certified or Registry of Deeds in Book 36419, Page ment); high bidder to sign written ments, covenants, liens or claims in the bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 309. Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of nature of liens, improvements, public 150 California Street, Newton, For mortgagor’s title see deed record- bid; balance of purchase price payable in assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. ed with the Worcester County (Worcester cash or by certified check in thirty (30) titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and Box 610389, Newton Highlands, District) Registry of Deeds in Book 36419, days from the date of the sale at the offices any other municipal assessments or liens Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty Page 309. of mortgagee’s attorney, Korde & or existing encumbrances of record which (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will The premises will be sold subject to Associates, P.C., 321 Billerica Road, Suite are in force and are applicable, having pri- be provided to purchaser for recording any and all unpaid taxes and other munici- 210, Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 or such ority over said mortgage, whether or not upon receipt in full of the purchase price. pal assessments and liens, and subject to other time as may be designated by mort- reference to such restrictions, easements, The description of the premises contained prior liens or other enforceable encum- gagee. The description for the premises improvements, liens or encumbrances is in said mortgage shall control in the event brances of record entitled to precedence contained in said mortgage shall control in made in the deed. of an error in this publication. over this mortgage, and subject to and with the event of a typographical error in this TERMS OF SALE: Other terms, if any, to be announced at the benefit of all easements, restrictions, publication.” A deposit of Five Thousand the sale. reservations and conditions of record and ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. subject to all tenancies and/or rights of par- Other terms to be announced at the check will be required to be paid by the SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CHASE ties in possession. sale. purchaser at the time and place of sale. HOME FINANCE, LLC SUCCESSOR BY Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or PHH Mortgage Corporation The balance is to be paid by certified or MERGER TO CHASE MANHATTAN certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as Korde & Associates, P.C. bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., MORTGAGE CORP. a deposit must be shown at the time and 321 Billerica Road 150 California Street, Newton, Present holder of said mortgage place of the sale in order to qualify as a Suite 210 Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. bidder (the mortgage holder and its Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 Box 610389, Newton Highlands, By its Attorneys, designee(s) are exempt from this require- (978) 256-1500 Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. ment); high bidder to sign written (PHH 11-004368/Dejordy)(07-19-13, 07- (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will 150 California Street Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of 26-13, 08-02-13)(300719) be provided to purchaser for recording Newton, MA 02458 bid; balance of purchase price payable in July 19, 2013 upon receipt in full of the purchase price. (617) 558-0500 cash or by certified check in thirty (30) July 26, 2013 The description of the premises contained 201101-1312 - PRP days from the date of the sale at the offices August 2, 2013 in said mortgage shall control in the event July 26, 2013 of mortgagee’s attorney, Korde & of an error in this publication. August 2, 2013 Associates, P.C., 321 Billerica Road, Suite NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Other terms, if any, to be announced at August 9, 2013 210, Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 or such REAL ESTATE the sale. other time as may be designated by mort- By virtue and in execution of the Power JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL gagee. The description for the premises of Sale contained in a certain mortgage ASSOCIATION SUCCESSOR BY contained in said mortgage shall control in given by David B. Dejong, Sr. to Mortgage MERGER TO CHASE HOME FINANCE the event of a typographical error in this Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., LLC publication.” dated December 26, 2007 and recorded Present holder of said mortgage Other terms to be announced at the with the Worcester County (Worcester sale. District) Registry of Deeds at Book 42256, By its Attorneys, Citibank, N.A., as trustee for the benefit of Page 295, of which mortgage the under- HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. SWDNSI Trust Series 2010-4 signed is the present holder by assignment 150 California Street Korde & Associates, P.C. from Mortgage Electronic Registration Newton, MA 02458 321 Billerica Road Systems, Inc. to Chase Home Finance, (617) 558-0500 Suite 210 LLC dated May 14, 2010 and recorded 201005-0363 - PRP Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 with said registry on May 20, 2010 at Book July 26, 2013 (978) 256-1500 45817 Page 131 and by assignment from August 2, 2013 (SPZ 12-009036/Anderson)(07-12-13, 07- JPMorgan Chase Bank, National August 9, 2013 19-13, 07-26-13)(300636) Association successor by merger to Chase July 12, 2013 Home Finance LLC to JPMorgan Chase July 19, 2013 Bank, National Association dated August July 26, 2013 24, 2012 and recorded with said registry 6 • Friday, July 26, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, July 26, 2013 • 7

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DOUGLAS – 60A NW Main - 3.5 Ac $79,900 SOLD DUDLEY – 187 Ramshorn – 2 Ac SOLDSOLD ON DEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING SOLD $74,900 ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING WEBSTER – DUDLEY - DUDLEY – WEBSTER – WEBSTER – 46 Klebart Ave! 141 Lake St! Nice 5 Rm WEBSTER – 86 Killdeer Island Rd! DUDLEY – 191 Ramshorn – 2 Ac – 65 Charlton Rd! 12 Schofield Ave! Stately 10A Vecchia St! Real WEBSTER – 22 Oakmont St! Walk to Formal 7 Rm Colonial! Private 3/4 Ranch! Eat-in Kit w/Granite Island & Webster Lake Access via Killdeer Isl $79,900 Beautiful 7 Rm Colonial! 1+Acre! 3 Family! 5/5/3 Rms! 1/3/2 Bdrms! Nice 4 Rm, 2 Bdrm Condo! Freshly Webster Lake's Lakeside Beach & Boat Acre Lot! Applianced Granite Kit Stainless Appliances! 3 Bdrms! Master Assoc Membership! 3 Bdrm, 3 Bath Open Floor Plan! 2 Story Foyer! Large Level Lot! Large Rooms! 1st Flr Painted! Appliance Kit w/Ceramic Flr! Ramp! "2001" 7 Rm Ranch! Recent THOMPSON/Webster Line – Hardwood Floors! Kit w/Huge Pantry, Butler’s Pantry! Fireplace! Natural Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! 2 Oversized Bdrms w/Island! Formal Dining & Frplcd Liv w/Hrdwds & Mirrored Closet! Liv Rm Ranch Won't Last! Master Bath! Like $64,900 Upgrades – Hrdwds, Tile & Marble Rm w/Hrdwds! 4 Bdrms w/Hrdwds! 2 w/Gas Stove! Laundry Rm! Updated to Entertain? Media Rm! Full 2.49 Ac Dining Area & Breakfast Bar! Din Rm Woodwork! Washer/Dryer Hookups! w/Hrdwds! Full Ceramic Bath! Its Flooring! New Bathroom Sinks & Needs Some Updates! 1 Boiler Baths w/Ceramic & Granite! Heated Bath, Roof, Windows, Electrical! Basement w/Potential to be Finished WEBSTER – W. Point Rd - .67 Ac & LP Gas Frplcd Fam Rm w/Cathedral Own Laundry/Storage Rm! Gas Heat! Vanities! 3 Bdrms! Master w/1/2 Bath! In-ground Pool! Prof Landscaped! 2 Adding a 3rd Floor of Living Space! $49,900 Ceiling! Formal Liv Rm! 3 Bdrms! 2.5 w/Tankless Hot Water! Separate New Hot Water! Garage w/2 Add Fam Rm! 2.5 Baths! 2 Car Garage! Garage! Nicely Landscaped! $287,900.00 Electric! $149,900.00 Car Garage! $349,900.00 $134,900.00 $239,900.00 Baths! Parking Spaces! $79,900.00 $189,900.00

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ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE THOMPSON/Webster Line! SOUTHBRIDGE – 440 N. MILLBURY – Ramshorn Pond! 59 Davis WEBSTER LAKE – 505 Treasure WEBSTER LAKE – 106 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE – 54 West Point WEBSTER LAKE – 10 Fairfield St! WEBSTER LAKE – 76 Union Point 33 66’ Level Waterfront! Western Expo – Rd! 100’ Waterfront! Panoramic Lake Bonnette Rd! 8 Rm Ranch! Woodstock Rd! 76 Acres of Natural Rd! Full Recreational! East Expo - Beautiful Island! 6 Rm Townhouse Overlooking Park! Beach Front Townhouse Rd! Killdeer Island! Western Expo - Beauty! 8 Rm Country Ranch! Sunrises! Custom 8+ Rms, 3,200'! Water Heated Pool! Hrdwd Flrs! Open Floor w/BOAT DOCK! 5 Rms! Move-in BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS! Spacious & Fantastic Sunsets! Newly Remodeled Views! 13,407’ Lot! Applianced Country Kit! Huge Frplce 6 Rm Ranch! Applianced Granite Kit! 8 Rm Colonial! Lake Facing Master Liv Rm w/Pellet Stove! 3 Spacious Yester Year Charm! 2 Kitchens! Views from 3 Levels! Cherry Hrdwds! Plan! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Condition! Huge Lake Views! S&S Maintenance Free! Built “2002”! Kit 3 Stone Fireplaces! Lower Level Anderson’s! SS Applianced Kit! 20x25 Fam Baths! Frplcd Fam Rm! CAir! Gas Applianced! Din & Frplcd Liv Rm! w/Center Isl! Din Rm w/Lake Views! Liv Rm w/Cathedral & Hrdwds! Lake Bdrm! 4 Bdrms! 3 Baths! Applianced Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Master w/1/2 Facing Master w/Full Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Bath! Full Bath w/Corian Vanity! “Saloon”! Huge Barn! 4+ Garages! Rm w/14' Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Heat! Recent Trex Deck! Garage! 2 Lake Facing Master Bdrm w/Bath! 2 Liv Rm w/Gas Frplc & Sliders to Deck! Kit! 2 Car Detached Garage! Workshops! Saw Mill! BOAT SLIPS! Sandy Beach! Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! CAir! Garage! Lake Facing Master Suite! 3 Spacious Baths! C/Air! 12X52 Deck! Super Convenient! Frplce Fam Rm! 2 Car Garage! Deck 3Z CAir! Buderus! Boat Ramp! Dock! $224,900.00 Former “Cheney Farm” $549,900.00 $249,900.00 $289,900.00 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! $449,900.00 $389,900.00 $569,900.00 w/Electric Awning! $419,900.00

NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING SOLDSOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD AGAINAGAIN ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING SOLDSOLD WEBSTER LAKE - WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE - Killdeer Island - WEBSTER LAKE - Wawela Park WEBSTER LAKE – 711 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE – 54 Laurelwood 406 Treasure 4 S. Point Rd! WEBSTER LAKE – 29 Union Point WEBSTER LAKE! 18 Fairfield! North Pond! Sandy Shores! Original Rd! 130’ SUBDIVIDABLE WATER- Park! 5 Room Townhouse! Sandy Drive! Middle Pond – Reid Smith Cove! Island Townhouse! End Unit! 6 Expansive Views of South Pond! Rd! West Exp! 05 Complete Remodel Killdeer Isl! Western Expo! Beautiful Beach! Lakeside Pool! Move Right In! Rms! 2 Bdrms! Master w/Hrdwds & Lake Cottage! 50' Waterfront! 2 FRONT LOT! 1/2 Acre Plus! Western Exposure – Beautiful Southern Exp! Tons of Sun! 80' Natural 5 Rm Contemp! Ideal 2nd Home or Yr Sunsets! Panoramic Views of North Bdrms! Frplce! Full Bath! Walk-out Expansive Views of Middle Pond! Partial Lake Views! Fully Applianced! Bath! 2.5 Baths! Stainless Kit Waterfront! 13,983' Lot! 6+ Rm Ranch Round! Open Flr Plan! Granite! Pond! 100' Waterfront! Huge Level Lot! Din Rm & Frplcd Liv Rm w/Deck Sunsets! 7 Rms! 3/4 Bedrooms! Basement! ADDITIONAL 50X100' Private! Wooded! Ideal Southern w/Hrdwds! Din/Liv w/Hrdwds! w/2 Living Levels! 14x18 Master Updated 6Rm Ranch! Lake Facing Access! Lake Facing Master! Master Cathedrals! 1.5Baths! Garage! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Tile Flr! CAir! Gas Cathedrals! Frplc! Mstr w/Lake Views! HOUSE LOT Across the Street! Town Exposure! 157' Road Front! 197' w/Panoramic Lake Views! Lake Facing Master Suite! 2 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 2 Services! Summer Retreat or Build Deep! Town Services! Pristine Piece Bath! 2 Bedrooms! 2.5 Tile Baths! SOLD 8/30/2010 $380,000.00 Heat! Heated Garage! 2 SLIPS! Mstr Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Decks! Central Air! Garage! Liv Rm w/Full Length Deck! Walk-out Dock! Great for Entertaining! Frplcs! 2 Car Garage! Boat Ramp! the Home of Your Dreams! of Webster Lake! $489,900.00 SOLD 6/14/2013 $455,000.00 Beach! Pool! $479,900.00 $419,900.00 $194,900.00 $269,900.00 Lower Level! $429,900.00 Quick Close! $429,900.00

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Walkout lower level owner occupied take New Price $149,900 George Street & Fairview Ave. $94,900. family room! NEW PRICE $479,965 notice! 4 family in temporary! Open floor plan! 3 Bdrm! 1.5 Baths! very nice area – walk Double sliders to oversized deck! Basement area to hospital in with plenty of work space! $299,900 Southbridge. Well SPENCER - 72 WILSON AVE maintained and fully deleaded! Vinyl siding and Lets’s Talk Real Estate! roof done in 2003. Porches done in 2012, too WEBSTER 201 SOUTH STREET much to mention. 6 room/3bed, 5 room/3bed, NEW ENGLAND COMMONS Dealing with Building a Home 6 room/4bed, 4 room/2bed. Great rents and 1. Get pre-approved for a loan. Make sure that budget accordingly. SOUTHBRIDGE, MA rental history. Positive cash flow. Only you do all the steps necessary to put the proper loan in 4. Don’t forget about resale. You may love the 508-765-9155 $228,500 place. 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You contact the better business bureau or ask your friends for may want to keep a running list of quotes for extras and services gleaming hardwood recommendations. If you are building in a subdivision upgrades. Be comfortable asking even the simplest floors, tasteful new paint throughout. Kitchen fully you may want to ask some neighbors who have already questions. HISTORIC applianced with stainless steel. Totally redone in 55+ Adult Community Bright! Beautiful condo moved in about their experience. 6. Be prepared for delays. Building a home can NEW LISTING: Waterview, and Water Access to LOW 2006. Rear porch. Bright and airy sunroom leads out to a nice deck. Unit includes garage space. Low being offered! Priced to sell quickly! Huge 3. Watch you budget. The advertised price of a be a long process. Depending on the size of your home Stiles Reservoir! Spacious, 4 to 5 bdrm INTEREST new home is rarely the final price. 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In the face of high unem- courage—the courage to repeal and lead global innovation, veys, and chances to win ployment and slow growth, sequester and protect our social our competitors are moving out-of-touch Republicans insurance system. ahead. are throwing tantrums and We can turn this around— Head Start rolls. threatening to harm our by investing in our nation, So what are we doing to Embracing Technology economy through a series of not calling for brutal cuts to reverse course? Nothing. manufactured crises. They vital programs; raising the We’re actually moving want Democrats to agree to minimum wage, not allow- toward more fiscal austerity, cut Social Security, ing employers to lowball which will further weaken Medicaid and Medicare, cut- U.S. workers; reforming our To Promote Development the economy and cost jobs. ting the safety net out from immigration system, not The consensus around fis- (NAPS) under middle-class families creating a second class of Enablement, Africa Initiatives, who was cal austerity doesn’t extend that have borne the brunt of workers without rights to Some say a new smartphone designed by to asking corporations and decades of slow growth and achieve the American Africans for use in Africa is a smart way to the richest 1 percent to diminished opportunities. dream; allowing workers to promote social and economic development share in the sacrifice. If we This doesn’t even begin to join together and bargain throughout the continent. were really talking about touch on the harmful effects for better lives, not continu- The phone is one element of a broader things we can’t afford, at the of sequestration, which is ing a generation of wage initiative called 4Afrika. It’s built on the top of that list would be tax just a fancy word for a dumb stagnation. These aren’t dual beliefs that technology such as the breaks for corporations that idea. The across-the-board new ideas and they aren’t smartphone and other devices built for the ship jobs overseas, tax cuts will cost 750,000 jobs— rocket science; they just African market can accelerate growth for breaks for hedge fund man- defense facilities that aren’t take the courage to lead. Africa and Africa can also advance tech- agers, more tax breaks for staffed, families with less nology for the world. The initiative is spon- corporations that hide their money, closed national • Mr. Trumka is president sored by Microsoft and built from the pas- profits outside the country, parks and children cut off of the AFL-CIO. sion of its diverse employees. and continuing tax cuts for A Multifaceted Initiative The 4Afrika Initiative focuses on three different aspects of social and economic An employee-led initiative in Africa is using smart- development: phones and other devices designed by Africans for 5 Tips To Recruit Top Talent • accelerating capacity building and Africans to spur economic and social develop- skills development, ment. Burton Goldfield, president seniority. Rather than pro- • providing access to technology,particu- and CEO of TriNet, which moting people beyond their larly through cloud services and smart devices, and the EN president during the 4Afrika plan manages HR to help entre- capabilities, offer a parallel ideation and recently transitioned from preneurs focus on their track for advancement. • helping to ignite African innovation for the continent and for the world. the Redmond headquarters back to Africa business. He asked entrepre- 4. Failure to train employ- to lead the 4Afrika Youth Enablement pro- neurs: “If you could do it all ees. Make sure the skills A CHANCE TO GIVE BACK gram. over again, what would you they’re honing or advancing 4Afrika offers the opportunity to chan- The 4Afrika Initiative was greatly influ- do differently?” Here are the are in line with the compa- nel resources from Redmond directly to enced by Microsoft’s African employees in top five mistakes and tips to ny’s goals and needs. the continent and provide unprecedented the United States who were driven by the fix them. 5. Not to manage agility, which underscores the opportunity desire to use their talents and passion to 1. Failure to hire the best perfor–mance. People need to effect change and drive business impact. talent or the right fit. It’s bet- to know where they stand. give back to their respective countries. The Burton Goldfield’s ter to have a good team that What can be mea?sured will African employees in the Microsoft A LONG RELATIONSHIP Business Tips excels together than one get done. Employee Network (EN) working in the superstar who makes every- U.S. were able to provide input during the Promoting development in Africa is not (NAPS) one suffer. LEARN?MORE planning phase of the 4Afrika Initiative something new for Microsoft. It has been doing business there for 20 years and now Here’s a smart way for 2. Expecting employees to and have continued to influence 4Afrika’s For more expert tips has 22 offices in 19 cities across 14 coun- entrepreneurs to be success- act like owners rather than various programs. about hiring and managing tries. ful—and save time and leaders. Nurture employees A telling success of the Africans at employees, visit To learn more, visit money: Learn from the mis- and pay them for the value Microsoft EN and the commitment to the www.trinet.com/solutions. www.microsoft.com/4afrika. takes of others. of their leadership. 4Afrika Initiative is represented by Patrick That’s the word from 3. Promoting based on Onwumere, Microsoft’s Director of Youth Friday, July 26, 2013 • THE EXPRESS • 3 BUSINESS Conference Calls Made Better

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(NAPS) framework of the Strategic When asked to name Dialogue that Morocco and America’s oldest ally, many the U.S. initiated in 2012. would be surprised to find They reaffirmed the historic the correct answer is the relationship between the Home Work— Kingdom of Morocco. two countries and agreed to The relationship dates increase cooperation on back to 1777, when Morocco defense, security, and the became the first country to fight against terrorism. Getting The Job recognize the colonies as an They agreed to deepen con- independent nation and sultations on a host of key granted American ships issues where Morocco has Done From Home safe passage through the valuable insight, including Straits of Gibraltar and Syria, Mali, and the Israel- (NAPS) access to Moroccan ports. Palestine conflict. President tions or report progress. At Obama expressed his sup- the office, it’s easy to drop by This agreement laid the Increasingly common in port for Morocco’s progress a co-worker’s desk and say foundation for a bond that the corporate world, In 2004, Morocco became one of 20 countries to sign a Free Trade on democratic reforms happy birthday or ask for a has endured to today. telecommuting allows Agreement with the U.S., and is one of its few allies in the Middle spearheaded by King second opinion on a project; In 1786, the two countries employees to work from East and North Africa. Mohammed VI, and told the when working from home, signed the Morocco-U.S. home while staying connect- King he looked forward to substitute these personal Treaty of Peace and More recently, in 2004, has been a key supporter of ed to their office through continuing their discus- interactions with an e-mail Friendship, which was rati- Morocco became one of only Morocco’s compromise conference calls and video- sions in person, inviting or phone call. fied by the U.S. Senate in 20 countries to sign a Free autonomy initiative to end conferencing. According to him to visit Washington, 4. Stay organized. A clean 1787 and remains the Trade Agreement with the the Western Sahara conflict. the Huffington Post, “It is a D.C. this year. King and organized workspace longest-standing treaty of U.S., and it is one of the few An Exchange Of trend that has grown, with Mohammed VI thanked can help increase your pro- its kind in U.S. history. non-NATO American allies Invitations 34 percent of connected President Obama for his ductivity.Try using a system During World War I, in the Middle East and This long-lasting interna- workers saying they would commitment to the U.S.- like ClosetMaid’s Morocco supported Allied North Africa. tional friendship was be very likely to telecom- Morocco relationship and ShelfTrack® Elite Home forces, and Moroccan sol- strengthened recently when mute on a full-time basis if also invited him to visit they could.” Office Kit and Accessories. diers fought alongside U.S. THE RELATIONSHIP an exchange of letters was Morocco. With the growing popular- Complete with adjustable Marines in France. During CONTINUES followed by a phone call This information is provid- ity of programs such as shelves, this flexible and World War II, Morocco host- from President Barack Last year, Morocco and ed by Beckerman on behalf Skype and GoToMeeting, affordable DIY office system ed President Franklin D. Obama to Morocco’s King the U.S. entered into a for- of the government of the “old” downside of can be configured for any Roosevelt, Winston Mohammed VI. The two mal Strategic Dialogue. And Morocco. Further informa- telecommuting, not being space. Conceal desk and Churchill and Charles de leaders discussed further the U.S., through three tion is available at the U.S. able to meet colleagues face workspace clutter with fab- Gaulle at a summit meeting enhancing bilateral rela- ric bins or trays. to plan Allied strategy in administrations beginning Department of Justice. to face, has virtually disap- with President Bill Clinton, tions through their personal peared. Now, many telecom- 5. In today’s global econo- Europe. relationship, and within the muters participate in multi- my, many people don’t work ple videoconferences per a standard “9 to 5,” and day, making it imperative to telecommuters are even dress professionally and more tempted to keep untra- Homeownership Is Growing Among Hispanics keep a clean and organized ditional hours as they juggle at-home workspace. to balance work and home (NAPS) who want to help other members of That being said, here are life. Although it may be nec- some tips to help telecom- essary to have a flexible The demographic portrait of the their community become homeown- muters remain professional, schedule, be careful not to be U.S.—particularly its urban centers— ers, while pursuing a career with productive and focused consumed by your job. is changing. unlimited earning potential. while working from home. Working through family din- That’s the word from the ex–perts at At the same time, to better serve its 1. Claim a space. It’s ners or putting in long week- the Brookings Institution who report clients, the company has created a important to designate a end hours can be unhealthy that in the period 2000 to 2010, non- Facebook page designed to connect specific area in your home and stressful. Commit to whites and Hispanics accounted for with the Hispanic community. The as your workspace. keeping a regular schedule, 98 percent of population growth in page has the theme “It’s Our Time.” Separating yourself from planning breaks throughout large metro areas of the U.S. Part Of A Market Trend? distractions like a buzzing your day and leaving free According to William Frey, author The uptick reported in Hispanic washing machine or a sink time to spend with family or of the Brookings report, “The New first-time homeownership is consis- full of dirty dishes allows enjoy hobbies. To remain on Metro Minority Map: Regional Shifts tent with what may be a general mar- you to stay focused on work. track, try to keep your work in Hispanics, Asians, and Blacks from ket trend. 2. Create separate e-mail week as close to 40 hours as Census 2010,” growing Hispanic pop- According to Rick Davidson, presi- accounts. Having work and possible. ulations are driving demographic dent and CEO, Century 21 Real Estate personal e-mails sent to dif- Although telecommuting shifts in major American cities. LLC, “The market is still presenting ferent in-boxes makes it has some obvious advan- He observed that during that opportunities for first-time buyers.” much easier to stay on task. tages (e.g., a serious savings decade, 29 of the 100 largest metro He also ob–served that according to on gas), it’s important to Only log in to your work e- areas more than doubled their the National Association of Realtors’ remember that working mail during your designated Hispanic populations. April “Existing-Home Sales” report, from home requires disci- “working hours” and you Hispanics are also the fastest-grow- pricing for sellers has trended pline. Keeping regular won’t be distracted by the ing group of first-time homebuyers, upward for 14 consecutive months. coupons, advertisements hours, maintaining a clean To?learn more, visit the website at and orga?nized workspace, according to the “2012 State of and updates from your Hispanic Homeownership Report” www.century21.com or follow at According to one recent survey, Hispanics friends that pile up in your dressing professionally and Facebook.com/c21espanol. are the fastest-growing group of first-time limiting distractions allows published by the National personal in-box. Association of Hispanic Real Estate homebuyers. 3. Stay connected. It’s telecommuters to be just as successful as their in-office Professionals. important for telecom- Responding To Opportunity muters to be in contact with counterparts. 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Punches, Pipe-Benders. $575.00 $1995 or/BO 774-232-0407 FRIEDRICH Compound Miter $50.00 New Recessed Troffer FRA 064VU1 508-612-9471 Brand New Flourescent 3-Tube 6000 BTU Saw with Bench Call DINING ROOM T-8 277V Fixtures $199.00 Locking Wheels CALL Pillow-top Enclosed Old Trunks 508-765-5763 TABLE $125.00 774 452-3514 Mattress $56 Each Both for $45 Each Unopened set, still in bags. $175.00 Call 5pm-8:30pm $700.00 Student’s Desk UTILITY TRAILER Comes with warranty. Maple, very good condition, 508-867-6546 508 867-3729 4’x6’ with ramp gate beautiful base, New-3 Days Used & Chair PRESSURE WASHER & spare tire. $150 42”x 66” four leaves extend LazyBoy Reclining $50 PLOW TRUCK 6 months old 3 years old table to 106” inches Can Deliver Couch Mr. Desai 1989 Chevy S10 4x4 $200.00 Excellent condition (almost 9’ feet) Cell: 732-309-9366 Two End Tables with Fisher Gold Chenille Will deliver $450.00 Brand New Home: 508-347-2764 $45 each Quick Switch Plow Call Karl: Call 508-764-1268 $2,000 or best offer 757-705-5106 (Lowes $549 w/o spare tire) 774-823-6692 or 203-610-9807 $995.00 Call: 774-452-3514 774-200-1194 508-867-7388 (508)867-3729 CLIP AND MAIL Town-to-Town Write your ad here: CLASSIFIEDS HOME TOWN SERVICE, BIG TIME RESULTS TO PLACE YOUR AD VISIT US ONLINE CALL www.towntotownclassifieds.com Name: TOLL FREE 1-800-536-5836 Address:

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130 YARD SALES 205 BOATS 281 FREE PETS 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE BIG YARD SALE VICTORIAN LIVING 7/20 & 7/21 Looking for a REPORTER 8am-2pm wonderful loving Solid Maple ROOM SET Household items, Furniture, home... Head Board-Queen Like new Power tools, Craft supplies, Sofa and 2 chairs Cake pans and more. $75.00 OBO $1,900 418 Mason Road Extension, 2 year Old Pitbull WANTED Call 774-696-3397 Dudley with papers Queen-size Ecru Rain? Will try again 1983 CHRIS Female named “Calle” Comforter 7/27 & 7/28 CRAFT CABIN blue nose. Not spayed. The stroke of the pen. w/shams and WHEEL HORSE Great for single pet Charlton CRUISER environment. The feeling of fresh newsprint in your hands. matching pillows LAWN TRACTOR 6 George Street 26’ Fiberglass New 350 $40.00 w/Trac Vac System LARGE YARD SALE Chevy engine. With trailer The satisfaction of snapping a clear, crisp photograph, Mower Deck Great fishing boat Call: Snow blower attachment SAT/SUN 7/27-7/28 8 a.m.-4 p.m. or family boat 774-318-8439 creating a memory that will last forever. Queen-size Green/Rose & roller Has kitchen and table, Wheel weights & chains Tools, power equipment, Quilted generators, snowblowers, beds forward and aft The fun of meeting new people on a daily basis. sporting goods, canoe, boat Great condition Bedspread Asking $2500 and much more $15,000.00 283 PETS Your words on the page, reporting the goings on w/matching Toss Well maintained Call 508-259-8805 Pillows DEADLINE FOR Need Help Fixing in the area. $50.00 Ask for Bill Your Pet? 508-248-3612 YARD SALE OUTBOARD If all these things sound appealing to you, SUBMISSIONS We can help at an Assorted Queen MOTOR affordable price!!! you just might want to be a journalist. Women’s Clothing IS 1:00 PM MONDAY 1976, 7 hp Eska All surgeries performed by Sheet Sets FOR ALL MASS. Runs mint liscenced vets at our (3) Leather Jackets wellness center. $10-$15/each WEEKLY PAPERS If so, The Southbridge Evening News may be your opportunity. 2X, 1XL *Deadlines Subject To $300 OBO $50.00/each Change Due To Holidays 508 764-3736 Call For More Info. 860 576-5462 We are looking for a hard-working, flexible reporter to cover the towns of Southbridge, Sturbridge and Charlton. Solid Maple Columbia Hiking Boots 215 CAMPING Dining Set $25.00 ESTATE SALE 14 Lakeside Drive 2005 Palomino Your job would include writing features, news and profiles, pho- Table, hutch and 6 chairs. Lands End Zero Dudley Pop-Up $800 OBO Degree Boots Saturday, July 27, 2013 Transportation and additional tography, information gathering and networking. You will be the 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Camping Trailer discounts are also available. Antique Man’s $20.00 * Kitchen Items Excellent Condition Please Call 508-637-1333 face of the towns you cover! * Living Room Sets Garaged during off seasons or visit us online at Highboy Dresser Black Dress Shoes * Bedroom Sets One Owner www.secondchanceanimals.org $800 OBO 4 pairs, We have stuff! Used only 4 weeks a year Candidates must be able to work nights and weekends and meet $10/pair Sleeps 6, 3 burner gas stove, weekly deadlines. Residence in the area is preferred, but not Harden Cherry all size 7 1/2 JULY 27, 2013 small gas/electric refrigerator Powder-Puff Puppy Toy Size required. 4-Poster King HUGE YARD SALE $3995 Red/Black Household Items, Long Haired Coat Bed Frame Boil Wool Jacket Antiques, Clothing, 508-885-7680 Hypo-Allergenic Breed. $800 OBO 2X Furniture, Etc... wonderful temperment The position is full-time with an hourly rate, paid mileage, paid $20.00 243 Main St. 225 INSTRUCTIONS vacation, company laptop and camera, etc. Call: 508-207-0966 Oxford, MA 01540 8AM-1PM NRA Certified $800.00 Technics organ Klein Full-length For More Information Black Wool Coat Pistol Course 401-397-6499 Includes Stool and Rain Date: July 28, 2013 Getting Classes Together 2X User Reference MULTI-FAMILY For Pure Bred $50.00 Mid & Late Summer Send your résumé and cover letter Guide YARD SALE 860-377-5165 Puppies to Editor Adam Minor at From the very first note 345 North Main Street, 260 COLLECTIBLES Over thirty breeds available. you play on the Call 508 764-3736 North Brookfield Health checked/guaranteed. [email protected], Sat, July 27 Technics EA5 organ, HORSE LOVERS State licensed. or mail to Stonebridge Press, you’ll marvel at their rich WOODEN 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. www.laughlinkennel.com authentic instrument Household items, Breyer Horse Models P.O. Box 90, sound. Like a well-tuned SWING SET hobbies, vintage collectibles Like new to gently used Laughlin Kennel pipe organ, these instru- by Creative Playthings and more! Personal Collection Call 508-987-7161 Southbridge, MA 01550. ments are finely crafted to 4-Swing Stations, Something for everyone! Great Prices deliver robust sounds. Monkey Bars, 284 LOST & FOUND What’s more, their elegant- Sand Box, Fireman’s Pole, SAT., JULY 27TH Charlton Flea Market PETS ly designed Ladder to Club House in Co-op Building 8AM-1PM Saturdays & Sundays wood-grain finish cabinet (includes cover) & Slide 285 PET CARE 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY makes them fashionably 748 Dennison Dr Did you find your perfect for your music Will help disassemble Southbridge Michelle room. This organ is in very Will need trailer Household gGoods 508-434-0114 pet? Or find a good condition and would Seasonal home for one? suit anyone from beginner $1000 Toys 265 FUEL/WOOD FIREARMS WANTED: through to more Electronics Collector looking WWII US Firearms experienced players 508-892-4370 Country Primitive Central Boiler E-Classic Childrens Books 1400/2400 M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, .45 Pistols, A range of features includ- WOODSTOVE And Much More! 1911/1911 A1’s ing: *Upper keyboard 44 OUTDOOR WOOD Going... Going... FOR SALE keys lower keyboard 44 YARD SALE FURNACE Gone to the Dogs TOP PRICES PAID keys Better ‘N Ben’s SAT & SUN Cleaner & Greener pedal keyboard 13 keys Fireplace insert EPA Qualified LET US KNOW!!! Training and behavior Have all necessary federal licenses *100’s of dynamic PCM $400.00 27TH & 28TH 25-Year Warranty management in your true to life sounds Please call us so that 508 278-5835 153 East Hill Rd Call Today we can take your ad home. Call Wally At *Superb organ voices Brimfield 508-882-0178 including realtime out of the paper... Positive methods 508-234-5860 Furniture CrystalRockFarm.com used. Hammond style digital ~Antiques~ Tools, Bikes Town-To-Town drawbars Hoosier Cabinet Kitchen Items Certified Pet Dog *Easy to use large Oak Round Table/chairs Clothing FIREWOOD Classifieds trainer and member LCD display Oak Hutch A Wide Variety! Cut, Split, & Delivered 508-909-4111 APDT * Large capacity Mahogany Secretary Desk Green $135 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY 16-track sequencer Mahogany Hutch 135 LOST AND FOUND 1 Year Seasoned $200 Call Renelle at * Built-in digital Pie Safe Hutch 508-892-1850 $ aaa WANTED disk recorder Oat Bureau FOUND Wood Lots Wanted Found 1/8 Mopeds and Scooters 2 Drop-leaf Mahogany Tables JEWELRY’ On Worcester St email: ROUTE Price: $1000 or B/O Maple Rocker/Glider Call Paul [email protected] Any Condition Oak Book Seat Engraved In Southbridge... “Andrew & Kayla” 508-769-2351 169 Call Travis 508 266-0035 in pair of shorts 508-987-5349 All black male cat 774 242-9227 or 508 612-9053 508-344-9555 found on Rice Corner Rd Green eyes, very lovable, ANTIQUES Brookfield/Sturbridge Line not fixed, definitely a house cat. 884 Worcester St. THIN BRICK 100 GENERAL Call 508-248-6050 Southbridge MA Wanted To Buy VENEER Firewood Call: 774-287-5043 LOST Green $135 Looking To Purchase By Collector “Used Brick” - clay - Antiques Old comic books- indoor/outdoor SW 105 BULLETIN BOARD Small gold jewelry bag 128 cubic feet. LOST 1940’s & up, Flats + corners - & contents And Collectibles $8.40 per sq. ft. (774)696-7879 English Bulldog Single Items Beatles memorabilia- AUBURN RESIDENT vicinity of Cinemagic Elderly,female with limited 1960’s and up. NEEDS RIDES in Sturbridge. eyesight Or Entire Estates Call 508-867-9387 Great sentimental value. Famous Monster For errands and groceries WOOD Brown with white head Same Owners We Buy It All Magazines, Godzilla, 1-2 times per month Seasoned, not split Missing since 11/28 Tom & Camila And Also Do Frankestien and Offering reward from the Rice Corner/ TOOL SHEDS 508-335-3728 if all contents are returned On-Site Estate Sales monster items, $100 OBO Arnold Rd area New Stuff! Made of Texture 1-11 508-612-4795 Brookfield/Sturbridge line And Old toys and 8x8 $725 Pickup only I Reconnective Healing Estate Auctions advertising items 8x10 $900 860 576-5462 If seen Animal Massage CLASSIFIEDS 200 GEN. BUSINESS Animal Communication CALL MIKE ANYTIME 8x12 $975 please contact Mark 508-765-9512 Call: 860-779-2469 8x16 $1275 WORK! 275 FLEA MARKET 774 200-0388 Bulletin Board 203 SNOWMOBILES As Always! Reiki/Feng Shui Delivered And Yard Sales Dudley LOST CAT WANTED Lost & Found 2003 SKIDOO 600 Cross Street area Natural Foods Built On-Site Flea Market Flower Essences Other Sizes Available Instructions GRAND TOURING in Southbridge VERY USED Antiques, Collectibles Missing since Alpha Wave Music $ BUY & SELL $ Call 413-324-1117 Events And & General ALL GOLD & SILVER Kitchen Cabinets Building Supplies Saturday, November 3 The older the better. We 2004 SKIDOO Open Every Saturday-Sunday Male Tiger Cat with striped Boarding ITEMS are a kitchen refacing Help Wanted 8am-4pm tail answers to Cuddles and Trees for Services 500SS LEGEND Indoor/Outdoor Runs Specializing in company and we use With 2006 Karavan Tilt has an odd sounding meow Skylights these cabinets at home Home Improvement and prefers to be outside NUMISMATIC COINS, Sale Real Estate Trailer. Low mileage on all. Free Outdoor Space Heated/Air Conditioned gold & silver of any shows for Excellent condition. Please call if you have taken “BEFORE & AFTER” Evergreen Trees, Colorado Rentals with Every Indoor Space him in or know his location form! Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, Automobiles Now Through Labor Day 413-505-9747 Day Care Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall. Asking $12K Qualified with over 30 Call between 9 & 5 M-F Parts COME Join US Supervised Groups or leave message All 10 trees for $85 but reasonable offers LOST CAT Daily/Weekly Rates years experience & a Norway Spruce 3 1/2’ Accessories considered Something For Everyone! following of many KITCHEN OPTIONS of NEW Motorcycles From 3 W. Hollow Lane, Large Play Yards ENGLAND 5/$99. Eastern Pine 5-7’ Call 508-769-3167 Behind BP Gas Webster, MA satisfied customers. tall 5/$99. Campers 508-987-3384 At Dudley/Webster Line Neutered male five years old We also sell a nice or 860-749-6998 Excellent Privacy And More! 204 WATER EQUIPMENT Black and white Training Border/Ornamental 2 Acres, Indoors! Basic - Advanced selection of fine jewelry, www.mykitchenoptions.com Chin half black and half white antiques & collectibles. Call 508-278-5762 1994 KAWASAKI www.dudleyflea.com His name is Gonzo Group Or Private Evenings DO YOU USE 750SS 1-800-551-7767 Last seen July 6 New - Open Enrollment TANNING around 11 a.m. Bring in your items & see JET SKI Please call Grooming what they’re worth. You WAR BOOTHS? White and blue GREAT won’t leave disappointed. Two Kayaks Plus like-new Karavan Trailer 508-949-0814 Baths To Full Grooms For Sale Women ages 16-65 FLEA MARKET Honesty and fairness RELICS invited to participate in a 285 PET CARE are our best policies! research study. Call Barbara Every Saturday and Sunday Certifications! 1 - 15 ft Nantucket, Compensation provided. 413-262-9521 year round PCSA Levels I & II Lee’s Coins & & Dealers, leave your stuff CPR Certified Jewelry Gray 508-856-1534 set-up in our secure facility FAN-C-PET WAR 2 - 13 ft Old Town or e-mail 205 BOATS Reiki Master 239 West Main Street Dealer days every Mobile Lighterian Reiki VII Castine , Red [email protected]. 10 ft Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 East Brookfield SOUVENIRS Ever-changing array Grooming Salon Reconnective Healing II (Route 9 - Panda Both are ocean-going kayaks ALUMINUM of cool, cool stuff ICNDF Certified Trainer Garden Plaza) WANTED w/rudders, one seaters, BOAT 800-551-7767 Vicki Kelley 508-637-1236 dudleyflea.com Experienced, Caring Staff enclosed waterproof mint condition Professional Individualized Care 508-341-6355 (cell) WWII & EARLIER compartment Three layer Attention To Detail CA$H WAITING! polylink Both used only 281 FREE PETS Groomer twice. Like New $300 OBO 20 Years Exp. 508-987-0077 Helmets, Swords, 860 576-5462 “We Go Right toYour Daggers, Bayonets, (2) Male Cats 205 Federal Hill Road $$$ Medals, Badges, Flags, $1400/pair or Door” $700/each 14’ ft. Currently Homeless Oxford, MA Make Money Uniforms, etc. 508-987-2419 Over 30 Years Experience. or BO Docket # H-14513 ALUMINUM BOAT Due to Eviction starwoodpetresort.com Selling Your Unwanted Call David William is solid white 1-508-688-0847 Call 508 259-8805 107 MISC. FREE $750 OBO J & L Stuff!!! 860-576-5462 with one green and 286 LIVESTOCK I’ll Come To YOU! one blue eye. Pet Sitting Quality Dealers Wanted Jack is black and white. Best Deal Around. FREE WOOD 1995 Glastron 17ft Service Bag Shavings Fiberglass Boat Clean, Indoor Flea Market PALLETS These two are brothers, Professional at Home $4.75 each Every Sat-Sun, 8am-4pm Two Professional (open style) with 88HP both are fixed, they are Pet Sitting and Dog Walking 3.2 cubic feet kiln dried, You pick up. Monday thru Evinrude SPL outboard. Route 12 Trombones 6-7 years old and are Member of National small to medium flakes, Dudley Friday 8am-noon. Includes trailer. Easily seats plastic bags 8. Used in fresh water for in desperate need of Association of Professional (Behind BP) For Sale Stonebridge Press Pet Sitters In Good Condition water skiing. a home!! 25 Optical Drive Established 1996 Rock Valley Farm www.dudleyflea.com (located behind Southbridge Certified • Bonded • Insured W. Brookfield 1-800-551-7767 Call to Inquire Hotel & Conference Center) $5,000 Call: 774-545-0330 See You There! 508 278-3988 Call: 508-234-5676 508-347-3826 508 867-2508 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ July 24, 2013

311 PART-TIME HELP 330 SALES 442 LICENSED DAY 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 535 HOUSING WANTED 300 HELP WANTED WANTED BLAST/PAINT CARE 500 REAL ESTATE RENT RENT LOOKING FOR FIRE SALESPERSON *************** SOUTHBRIDGE Spencer APARTMENT 310 GENERAL HELP ADMINISTRATIVE Terrific opportunity The Commonwealth of 501 REAL ESTATE Apartment in Elderly Woman on oxygen WANTED to join a growing thriving Massachusetts Office of WANTED 94 East Main St Beautiful Victorian looking for 1 or 2 bedroom SECRETARY commercial/industrial blast- first floor apartment in Child Care Services 2 bedroom apt Near center of town 4 CAR The Town of Sturbridge is ing and painting company. requires that all ads decent neighborhood currently accepting Experienced salesperson no utilities with heat/hot water, SALVAGE applications for a placed in the newspaper natural gas heat Apt#1 familiar with various blast for child care (daycare) $675/month 4 Room, 1Bedroom, washer/dryer hookups CARRIER Part-time and paint procedures. Heat & Hot Water in the Percentage base pay for auto Territory is primarily central in your home include Southbridge/Sturbridge area Administrative your license number. Hardwood Floors, transport company. Excellent Secretary New England and requires 16 Charlton St Stove & Refrigerator Have indoor neutered cat pay rate for someone willing “on the road” aggressive 3 bedroom house W/D hook-ups, and many references to work. Class A CDL and Starting pay range is salesperson capable of 448 FURNITURE $950/month 508-344-0072 experience necessary. $14.88-$16.43 developing new accounts ************** Applicants must have FURNITURE NO Pets and servicing some existing. STOREFRONT References previous secretary and Our objective is to accelerate Bedroom 1 EQUAL HOUSING Call 413-374-2591 accounting experience as the 600 sq.ft. AVAILABLE NOW! NEEDED: growth of our already Solid Brass Bed OPPORTUNITY looking for a room to live in position is responsible for growing business. $550 payroll, accounts payable w/2 white laminate Heat/hot water $850/mo around the Brooklyn to ************** Woodstock, CT area for a and accounts receivable, bureaus/matching mirrors included First & Last Send resume to $1000.00 All real estate advertising in 63 yr old man. Cashiers & budgeting, maintaining this newspaper is subject to Leave message grants, monthly report, [email protected] Also needed: a barn or Stock Personnel The Federal Fair Housing Act First/Last/Security, or call after 5:30pm garage area for storage public record requests, Bedroom 2 of 1968, which makes it References Part time positions available. coordinating volunteers and 508 885-2703 Salary upon evaluation. Oak illegal to advertise any $20 Application Fee 860 230-7438 various other administrative 400 SERVICES Armoire, Bureau/matching preference, limitation or 508-765-5542 and secretarial duties mirror, discrimination based on race, Email resumes to: Applicants should be fluent cylinder waterbed, color, religion, sex, handicap, Spencer 546 CEMETERY LOTS [email protected] in Microsoft Word and Excel w/matching headboard familial status (number of Attractive One orTwo- Walk-ins welcome and be able to learn the fire 402 GENERAL SERVICES Southbridge Bedroom Apartment, $1000.00 children and or pregnancy), Nice modern, clean 2 CEMETERY records management system national origin, ancestry, age, Appliances, Yankee Spirits Applicants must be 1 bedroom apt in quiet W/D Hookup Available PLOTS All Cleanouts Dining Room marital status, or any downtown area. 376 Main St organized, detail oriented and intention to make an such Modern, Bright, in Garden of Valor I pass a background Custom-Made Racetrack Includes heat, hot water,& Quiet Country Setting. Worcester County Sturbridge, MA Cleanups preference, limitation or appliances investigation as the position Glass Top Table discrimination. This Directly Off Route 9. Memorial Park, 6 chairs, buffet routinely handles confidential Haul-Away newspaper will not Visit Our Website Paxton, MA information $1200.00 $625/mo Call 610-787-0068 Basements knowingly accept any www.spencercondos.com CLEANERS Kindly submit resume, cover advertising for real estate One Year Lease NEEDED letter and completed town Attics Living Room that is in violation of the law. References, Credit 4 PLOTS AVAILABLE application which can be Apartments Drexel beige leather, 2 Our readers are hereby Check,& Security Deposit Sturbridge IN WORCESTER Part-time evenings picked up at the Public in Spencer Garages chairs, loveseat, couch informed that all dwellings Required 1738 House Safety Complex to Living Room 3-piece COUNTY MEMORIAL Monday through Friday after Yards advertising in this newspaper Please call PARK business hours Acting Fire Chief sectional, brick color are available on and equal 508 347-7709 Studio Apartment Thomas J. Ford III, Rental Property $1200.00 opportunity basis. To (Garden of the Cross section) Also there is an opening on $675/Month Paxton, MA Saturday and Sunday Sturbridge Fire Estate Cleanouts complain about Must be Seen discrimination call The Sold for $4,850 mornings in Spencer Department Asking $3800 Experience preferred Small Building 508 278-7659 Department of Housing and SOUTHBRIDGE One Bedroom Apartment 346 Main Street Urban Development “HUD” $900/Month 203-315-9291 $10.00 per hour Demolition OME Call 774-314-1890 Sturbridge, MA 01566 454 H toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. Sunny 2-bedroom or send resume to by July 30, 2013 Better Than IMPROVEMENT For the N.E. area, call HUD apartment in All Appliances. [email protected] Town of Sturbridge is an ad 617-565-5308,. The toll 2-family home Free Electric, Heat, A Dumpster Eat-in kitchen, ample CEMETERY PLOTS E.O.E. We Do It! free number for the hearing Hot Water. $1 PAINTING impaired is 1-800-927-9275 cabinet/counter space, Off-Street Parking Worcester County FREE Estimates! w/d hook-up and fridge in Memorial Park Computer Savvy 319 HEALTH CARE Interior/ 505 APARTMENTS FOR kitchen if needed 508-347-1101 774-329-3386 Very quiet/ Paxton, MA Freelance PROFESSIONALS Exterior RENT 774-230-8586 off-street parking WEBSTER Garden of Gospels Instructor Power Washing Apartment 1 Plot #150 On Mac II Now hiring 508-765-5775 3 bedroom apartment 2 grave sites Windows 7 CERTIFIED Home Carpentry For Rent 1st floor, 1500 sq.ft. • FREE ESTIMATES • Washer/Dryer hookups Current Value $9200 Health Aides/ Storage available References Required Armand A. Thibert • FULLY Insured • 2 bedroom SOUTHBRIDGE Asking $3800 Nursing Assistants • Reasonable Rates • High Street Off-street parking 508-987-3741 All shifts & Son 2 bedroom Spencer Renovated,, Deleaded 386-576-6663 Immediate opening Rich O’Brien Non Smoking Leave message for 11pm-7am! Wall to Wall Cats Allowed • Painting & Wallpapering Painting $750/mo Tile Kitchen and Bath HELP WANTED You must be certified, & Renovations & flexible and able to work 28 Years Of Experience 508-868-8162 Parking Available Aug/Sept Double Burial Plot SHIPPING AND every other weekend. Wallpapering All Types 508-248-7314 508-735-9228 Section 8 approved 1st/Last/ Security Includes bronze marker in Hillsboro memorial Gardens RECEIVING Please call • Exterior Decks Lease Available Northeast Marine is looking 508-347-0036 BRIMFIELD $650/mo Brandon, Florida 33511 Repaired & Stained Very nice, large for a hard working, reliable between 8 am-4 pm M-F 617-908-0744 508-981-0258 $3,800 person for their shipping and for more information DiGeronimo 1 bedroom apartment Wales, MA Fireplace, receiving department. SOUTHBRIDGE WOODSTOCK, CT Call: 774-289-3622 Heavy lifting is required. Tel: 413-245-7181 Fully applianced kitchen, 325 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING New Bathroom 6 Room, APARTMENTS Position is full time 3 Bedroom Apartment Double Monday - Friday Residential Specialist COUNTRY MANOR ARMY OF 1 Quality $750.00 Washer/Dryer Hook-ups 8-5PM hours. Porch & Yard Quiet setting across from Cemetery Lot PRINCIPAL Water Filtration Affordability & Trust 508-347-2179 golf course. In All Faith Swedish ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Quiet Neighborhood Apply in person Without Compromise No Pets Completely Cemetery, Worcester, MA. Must have DESE Principal renovated 2012 Lot #119 Section I Northeast 1-5 Licensure. Minimum 5 ARMY OF 1 will treat all Interior rooms water problems!! One Bedroom ($695) and Marine Industries years experience, as well as As low as $159 Brookside $750/mo. Two Bedroom ($875) 88 Main Street 5 years with Level 4 District 617-281-0831 Apartments $1,400 Oxford, MA 01540 and Accelerated New Installations Ceilings $99 Call: 508-867-8350 Servicing all equipment Terrace Rent includes hot water Improvement Plan. SOUTHBRIDGE Call Ron at Completion of NISL Well tank and pump service Woodwork $99 Apartment for rent, PINE GROVE Owner Operator Program, RBT Certificate ------2nd floor, 1 bedroom 978-815-6624 Owner Operator Solos Completion, Master's Degree James Morse Gas and electric not included to view CEMETERY Specializing In: Whitinsville, MA *Dedicated Runs required. North Brookfield, MA • Color Changes SPECIAL! $650 per month *$1.06 per mile plus FSC 774-200-0225 1 MONTHS plus $650 security deposit 2 plots for sale *Minimum 2,480 Forward resume to: • Foyers & Stairways 513 LEASED REAL Yew Ave. section [email protected] • Wallpaper Removal FREE RENT 774-452-4172 miles/week Cady Joress to fill application ESTATE *Daily Hometime • Cathedral/Vaulted WITH MOVE-IN BY Asking $2400.00 HR Manager No pets Valued at $3000.00 *CDL-A with 2 year OTR 25 Cole Avenue Call The Ceilings August 31st Sturbridge exp & Hazmat Southbridge, MA 01550. • Exterior Paint & Stain ------SOUTHBRIDGE Office Space EEO 508-476-3875 888-716-1322 Junk Man CENTRAL STREET Affordable 1, 2 and 3 2-bedroom, 2nd floor For Lease www.drivenctrans.com Stove, refrigerator 600’ sq.ft. WORCESTER COUNTY Bedroom Apartments Route 131 MEMORIAL PARK TOWN OF Trees Cut For Rent. and hot water Cell 508 577 7940 Off-street parking Parking Paxton, MA STURBRIDGE Brush/Limbs Spacious, Fully No pets All Utilities 2-grave-plot James DiGeronimo Applianced. 1st, last and security Good Exposure Section Heritage 1 DATA COLLECTOR Removed Serving Central MA Renovated Asking $3,250 The Town of Sturbridge Starting at $698 $750 WE NOW TAKE And Beyond 508-829-5853 Call 413-245-4340 Valet/Guest seeks a part-time, Heat/Hot Water $1,000/month Email: [email protected] non-benefitted Data Collector YOUR AUTOS Included! Services (18 hr/wk). Under the 457 LAWN/GARDEN Southbridge 508-347-9101 FOR CASH! High St Worcester County To Work At Several direction of the Principal • A/C In Every Unit Memorial Park Assessor, this position in- Removal of Metal, 2 bedroom apartment. 523 OPEN HOUSE Locations In • Pool Cute, clean and quiet! Worcester, MA spects, measures, Appliances, NATHAN’S Paxton, MA photographs and lists all $725/Month SPENCER Furniture, TV’s. • Basketball Court No Pets PLOT FOR SALE F/T-P/T available. Potential buildings. Will verify sales LAWN MOWING #5 SULLIVAN and assist in abatement Construction High School student • Playground Call: 508-764-3743 667B to earn $11 and more to Materials. SUNDAY 12-2 P.M. Graves 1 and 2 in start. Great benefits health, review and must maintain looking to mow local lawns. detailed field records of Have references in town • On-Site Laundry SOUTHBRIDGE MINT!!! Garden of Heritage 2 dental, 401k plan, plenty of Cellars/Attics Value $6500 inspections, track all permit Cleaned. Very dependable Large 1-bedroom apartment 4-bedroom, 2-bath Colonial room for growth! Applicant 3rd floor on cul-de-sac + garage, deck, Asking $4200 must be over 18, have valid activity, update data in CAMA Small Building INCOME LIMITS APPLY software, provide taxpayer Call For Free Estimate Washer/dryer hookup great yard, economical gas Call Lorraine license, and prior customer Demolition, Tires. $550/month heat, public water and sewer service experience a plus!!! assistance, and other 508-248-5153 508-789-8188 administrative duties Leaves Removed. 1st and security $219,800 Apply at: (Charlton Only) as required. Residential Moves. Section 8 Welcome Call 774-230-1387 WORCESTER www.valetparkof america.com/employment Excellent public relation skills Furnaces Removed Office Open From: SOUTHBRIDGE ERSKINE RE COUNTY or call 877 455-5552 are necessary, plus the 481 POOLS/SPAS Monday-Friday Marcy Street 508-752-0466 MEMORIAL PARK equivalent of 2 years 9:00am to 5:00pm Spacious 2 plots in Good Shepherd college-level coursework, Weekends also! We have an immediate Saturday 10:00am Two Bedroom Apt Plot #97 AS degree and/or 3 years' Central Mass 18 FT. Off-Street Parking 525 HOUSES FOR RENT $2,500.00 opening for a relevant experience in MA to 4:00pm and Connecticut ABOVE GROUND Evening Appointments Available Washer/Dryer Hookups Will pay transfer fee HEAVY DUTY municipal assessing or real Yard,Quiet Neighborhood. HOUSE 508-867-3729 DIESEL MECHANIC estate appraisal office. Dave POOL Brookside Terrace No Smoking Experience in data collection, Used only one season! FOR RENT We are New England Truck 508-867-2564 11 Village Drive No Pets Stop in Sturbridge MA, and familiarity with Vision Moving must sell. ~Sutton~ Worcester County located on Route 20. Government Solutions 413-262-5082 Everything included Southbridge,MA 01550 Memorial Park Software is preferred. $750/Month Cape with We do all major and minor cathedral ceilings Paxton, MA repairs on any kind of Employee must be willing to (508)764-7675 Plus Utilities work towards a designation $1000.00 First/Last/Security 1 bedroom. den. vechile. Candidate must have kitchen, living room, Garden of Heritage clean driving record, and as a Massachusetts FREE Or Best Offer Preferred Accredited Assessor within Call 508-796-5192 laundry (1) Grave must be able to demonstrate Metal Pickup furnished /unfurnished #121D plot 2 mechanicalknowledge of 5 years of hire and have a A/C, Refrigerators, Leave Message C&C Call 508-434-0485 valid MA driver's license. Scenic road, trucks. ASE Certification and Washers, Small Trailers, 4 miles from 146/395 Asking $2,800 CDL strongly preferred, Starting rate is: Batteries. Properties though not required. $16.94-$18.34/hr. DOQE. SOUTHBRIDGE Call: 508-476-1621 LOOK & COMPARE Modern, clean Applications being taken Profiiency in any specific WE PAY YOU No Smoking area welcome. Candidate For priority consideration, 2-bedroom apartment Worcester County submit cover letter and Top Dollar For Your Southbridge available No Pets must have their own tools. AUTOS Health benefits, Aflac, resume to Quality 1, 2 & 3 Applianced First/Last/Security Memorial Park Assessor TRUCKS Washer/dryer hook-up $1150/mo Paxton, MA Colonial Insurance polocies Or TRACTORS Bedroom Apartments! available after 90 days. 308 Main Street Appliances, Off-Street Quiet neighborhood 508-865-4656 Faith/Crypts Vacation time available after Sturbridge, MA 01566 508-867-2564 Parking Off-street parking Lot 84C #1 Space one year of employment. or by email to $700 per month $4200 413-262-5082 Call (508)765-0501 530 HOUSES FOR SALE [email protected]. Call 774-258-0147 508-943-0671 Our shop is open from ma.us 6 am to 12am. Hours by August 26. SOUTHBRIDGE For Sale WORCESTER COUNTY and wages negotiable. Position open until filled. 433 CLEANING DOUGLAS 315 sq ft Cottage MEMORIAL PARKS Sturbridge is an EOE. TWO Please send resume via 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS in Narragansett, RI Two grave plots: fax to (508)347-8716. * TLC Home * Apartments Available Hardwood floors throughout Located 1200 ft from state Valor I {#291 unit A, Trailer Truck Prices start at $845/month. Full Living room,, beach on lease land graves 1 and 2} Cleaning Includes heat, hot water, dining room, bath, in private area. Current value $8200.00 Open May to mid October. Offered: $5,850.00 Drivers Wanted We Use & Supply Organic A/C, pool, fitness center kitchen & pantry & children’s program. Quiet Street Newly renovated 508-499-7957 Class A CDL With Cleaners To Ensure Your most contents included [email protected] Family’s Safety. Off street parking. Hazmat Call (508)476-3777 Non-Smokers Preferred photos available Based In Gift Certificates For No Pets $48,000 WORCESTER COUNTY Baby Showers, [email protected] MEMORIAL PARK North Brookfield. Anniversaries, And More! 1st, Last & Security? Paxton, MA A Perfect Gift! Southbridge or call 2 Bedroom 1-508-764-4073 860-928-6103 Garden of Gospels Available Immediately 1 plot (#85) Please Call Office/Homes 5 Room with 2 grave sites Spring/Fall Cleaning $4,000.00 508-867-3235 Weekly/Bi-Weekly/ Apartment Sturbridge STAFFORDVILLE LAKE Modern, Updated Monthly Cleaning Nice Two-Room STAFFORD SPRINGS, CT 774-200-1194 Flexible Hours/Days Washer/dryer hookup Efficiency In Country Nice Area Setting. Easy Commute. 100-Foot Lakefront Registered/Insured/ Includes Appliances & Handsome Ranch Bonded $770/Month Laundry On Premises. Custom Home w/In-Law Plus Utilities $495/Month Awesome Sunrise View CALL TODAY FOR A References and One Year Lease. $279,900 GREENER TOMORROW Income Verification Credit, References & Town-to-Town Required Security Deposit Required. Classifieds ASK FOR TAMMIE AT Please call Savinski/Hunt 1-800-536-5836 508-347-3275 Call: 508-769-2500 (508)347-7709 Coldwell Banker 508-765-6940 860-253-9112 JULY 24, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 5

550 MOBILE HOMES 575 VACATION RENTALS 575 VACATION RENTALS 575 VACATION RENTALS 575 VACATION RENTALS 575 VACATION RENTALS BROOKFIELD CAPE COD RV in Co-op Park Adorable Mobile Home South Dennis, MA $30,000 Open concept Hampton GOT A HOUSE 2 bedroom/1bath ************* Cape Cod Woodstock, CT Farm porch Prime Weeks Beach: Completely updated Still Available Dennisport FOR SALE? Fully applianced July 27 - Aug 3 Clean 2 Bedroom Cottage and High-efficiency furnace Aug 24 - Aug31 Water tank Cottage Suites This the place to sell it! Central air GREAT SUMMER Sleeps 3-8. 200 feet to Propane fireplace Cable TV. Close To beach, located behind Your ad will be mailed to RETREAT Ashworth hotel. Private Inexpensive living Beaches, Golf, Bike $30,000.00 yard, with grill and tables. 42,000 households $34,900 Trail, Shopping, Meadowside Great family area Includes Park Share Restaurants and of Woodstock, CT and rates. Seasonal campsite throughout Southern is a cooperative seasonal Call 603-926-1867 Meadowside of Woodstock, 401-864-3413 Amusements. campground offering 100 Own your own lot. Worcester County. Sorry, No Pets. owner owned sites, a lagre Trailer with add-ons which Large Private Lot. pool, fishing pond, mini golf contain large family room, Brookfield On dead end street, two bedrooms, dining room, Nanatomqua Mobile course, laundry, very clean 3 bedrooms Great For Children! sm. rec room, and pavilion. screened porch, vinyl siding, Home Park (55+) (dbl, queen, 2 twins), large shed, outdoor fire pit, Mobile Home For Sale. Season runs from 1 bath, ••••••••• April 15-October 15. mostly furnished. Two Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. full kitchen w/ micro, Park ammenities: large Large Kitchen & Living $595 A Week Weekly pump out is included washer/dryer, 3 TV's in annual fee which runs swimming pool, rec hall. Room. Screen Porch w/cable, screened porch pavilion, mini golf, bocci, & Carport. from $990.00 to $1320.00 w/ gas grill, outdoor 508-280-7577 per season depending on horseshoes, fish pond, Park Rent $120/Month shower. Close to golf, bike playground-low yearly Includes Taxes, Water, when you pay trail, playground, tennis, [email protected] your assessment. maintenance fees. Sewerage, Trash and Road shopping, restaurants, Maintenance theater, flea market, Rte.25 197, CALL FOR PRICE This Unit#58 has a wonderful 10 min. drive from bay & site placement with a back Woodstock, CT 774-262-7307 ocean side beaches. WELLS, MAINE yard to house car and shed Unit #5 FOR 575 VACATION RENTALS with rock garden and front Call Jan at 508-865-1583 Village By the Sea yard for nice lawn, small fish 772-233-1555 SALE after 6 pm or 2 bedroom/2 bath condo. pond and more flowers. email [email protected] Pool complex, with Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 CAPE COD TIME for photos and more info. jacuzzi, exercise room, trailer with two slide outs, SHARE FOR SALE outdoor pool, in-unit laundry, screened porch (8x29) and A/C, cable. front deck (8x16) all built in Edgewater Beach Resort 1997. Unit has been com- 95 Chase Avenue Summer Rentals pletely redecorated to include Dennisport, MA 02639 Available dates: ceiling fans, carpeting, floor- Across the street wk of July 6 & Aug 17 ing and paint, has lots of To advertise on our real estate from the water $875 Weekly storage and comes Studio (Unit 706) completely furnished. section, please call your local Fixed week 33 (August) 25 Rte 197 Deeded rights Spring/Fall dates available See Craigs List sales representative $9,000 Firm CALL FOR DAILY RATES for more pictures 508-347-3145 at 1-800-367-9898 (508)429-7568 Call 508-864-3008

720 CLASSICS 725 AUTOMOBILES 735 GARAGE RENTALS 745 RECREATIONAL 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 760 VANS/TRUCKS 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 700 AUTOMOTIVE 1976 MGB 2004 BMW Z4 Garage For Rent VEHICLES 2005 JAYCO Michigan Roadster Black with red interior, North Spencer 1987 CLASSIC JAYFLIGHT 29 FBS 2002 GMC Backhoe 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 2.5L engine, 21,000 miles 40’x60’ Payloader Convertible (3) 12’x12’ Doors CHEVY TIOGA CAMPER Sierra SLT Ford 351 Diesel, Runs Good Exterior bodywork newly $16,500 No Heat ARROW 23-FT. Bunkhouse in rear, Queen 1500, Z71 off road $9997 Windsor Motor redone, 85,000 miles, comes 508-282-2884 MOTORHOME bed in front. Table and package. Extended cab, $150 with cover. (508)885-5322 couch fold out into double Onstar, 5.3 liter V8, new Chevy Box Truck Physically and mechanically beds. Excellent condition. UPS-Style 2004 FORD E250 in good condition Full slide-out. Stove, micro, Mastercraft tires. $5,000 OBO 740 MOTORCYCLES 224,000 miles $3500 Rebuilt C6 Call: 508-414-7574 Customized Many new stand-up separate shower, Handicapped Van 1996 HARLEY mechanical updates cable, awning, surround John Deere Transmission with Motor is a 350, 5.7 with K & Transfer Case Power Ramp, TV w/DVD. DAVIDSON sound, etc. $6,000 OBO Skidloader For sale Power windows, mirrors, gas mileage per gallon, 11.5 Call: 774-922-2098 $200 1986 CORVETTE and seats. 883 SPORTSTER to 12 depending on $12,000 OBO Needs Motor Work New tires, brakes Low miles how you drive 508-400-2073 350-AUTOMATIC and shocks. $4,000 2002 White Let’s Talk, Make 1952 Chevy Power $6,500, price is firm Uxbridge MA Train Totally customized interior. 774-402-4624 Chevy Van An Offer! 79K original miles MUCH MORE! Call (508)347-7300 $200 Removable top, black with 34,000 miles 1998 Yamaha 508-867-6124 Express 2500 tan interior Excellent condition, 33’ Rockwood VStar 650 anytime, 1987 GMC Parts New wheels best time 8-10 a.m. Trailer 767 VEHICLES WANTED $7,900 or B.O. 508-797-2206 Black Best Offer Nice chrome front Low Milage or 4:30-8 p.m. with Double Lot in Brimfield Call: 774-482-0408 bumper, heater core, 508-764-7193 $1835.00 Used 6 times ANTIQUE AUTO misc. 2004 Pontiac GTO Largest Lot on site Torrid red with black leather 774-232-2999 1997 35’ Own for life 2004 PARTS NEEDED 725 AUTOMOBILES interior, 5.7L LS1 V8, NISSAN TITAN 1937-1960 Chevy 283 & 327 automatic transmission, Holiday $30,000 Crew Cab w/Off-Road and Car and truck sheet metal crankshafts 1997 Ford Explorer 73,000 miles. 2 Motorcycles Call 508 892-8027 Tow Package. trim and exterior parts only Needs minor part to run Vacationer One owner No mechanical parts For Sale whatsoever Call: 508-892-8481 Invested $4000. in one year Asking $10,900 Chevy 454 engine, 58,000 Truck runs like new Call: 508-949-1816 2007 Roadstar miles, (6) Michelin tires, LAKESIDE Never off-road or plowed Also 1949-1951 Mercury All service records trim and sheet metal 720 CLASSICS Take it away for only Warrior- queen bed, (2) TVs, Onan RV RESORT 978-760-3453 Metallic Gray, VERY LOW 7.0 generator, backup Flowmaster exhausts $1500.00 2005 FORD FOCUS Own RV lot Deep water blue 774 452-3613 White Hatchback in excellent MILES, Samson Ground camera, (2) new batteries, for less than renting Pounders, Very Clean. 211K highway miles **1983 Classic** condition. Great Gas Mileage, hydraulic leveling jacks, Developers final phase $6995.00 or b/o Good first car $7,000 OBO many extras, All Lots 50% off 508-208-6042 Vehicle Needed!! Mercedes Benz 1997 MERCURY excellent condition. Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool, If anyone has a car that 300 TD SABLE $5000 or B/O 2008 Yamaha $18,000 Activity Center 3/4 ton CHEVY runs and can get a sticker Call 508 885-9962 Call: 508-892-4102 and they want to donate it Turbo Diesel 4 door, tan FZ6- 508 989-8165 SILVERADO to an old man that needs a Excellent Leather Interior 132,000 miles 600CC, Royal Blue, VERY 4-wheel drive, 1986 car to get to the stores. Runs Excellent 300V6 2010 LOW MILES, Very Clean, 2007 Selling for parts Let him know he may be 105,000 miles Runs excellent PONTIAC VIBE Slider Guards. MOTORHOME STURBRIDGE/BRIMFIELD willing to give you some- New Tires 4 new tires, battery (Toyota Matrix) $5,200 OBO Cute 1-room cabin $600 Firm thing for the car. Asking $900 $1,200 or best offer 4-door, 5-speed, FWD, 31 ft. Class “C” On Lot With Lake View Call Mike 508 832-2566 Call 508-713-3066 or Itasca Impulse ************************ Silver, 35 MPG, 99K Call: 908-242-2016 1.5 Mile Lake, Please leave message Here is his number!! Call for more info 508-779-0194 Excellent condition 11.5 ft. slideout queen bed Pool, Rec Hall, Call: 508-764-0594 508-779-0194 $8,495.00 or BO or email: Owners are Family Activities 1998 FORD 508-208-6042 [email protected] non-smokers/ have no pets $19,900.00 For Sale WINDSTAR Only 14,136 miles 2008 E150 1963 Ford Mileage: 122486 AWD 2003 BUICK Many extrass We Buy Junk Blue Book Value $2,985.00 RENDEZVOUS 2007 SUZUKI Call 508-989-8165 CARGO VAN Cars Fairlane 500 Good condition, Asking $58,000.00 V8 engine Rebuilt 260 V8, new Mileage: 87,407 BURGMAN 400 well maintained Loaded, all electric, heated Serious buyers call 4-speed automatic automatic transmission, Freedom Lift SCOOTER 760 VANS/TRUCKS Air conditioned floors and interior. New dual leather seats/mirrors, cruze, 508-320-2944 Scooter Lift installed parkaid, moonroof, 3-row Like new AM/FM stereo with clock exhaust, paint and chrome 7/13/2011 Less than 3K miles Leather seats good. seating, rear liftgate 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 1992 GMC Purchase price $3,795.00 One owner $4,000 With racks and shelving $8,400 OBO Very good condition Diesel Truck 9,380 miles Will consider trades and cash Asking $5,000 1996 COLEMAN UPS Truck-Style, Asking $6,000 1994 HONDA Aluminum Grumman Body, $15,000 Call Us At: Call Chuck: 774-262-9409 BAYPORT POP-UP 508-248-5928 NIGHTHAWK 250 Excellent condition, Shelves. Rebuilt 774-230-8586 Call 508-248-7930 Transmission/Motor, Leave message 730 AUTOMOBILES Excellent condition Very clean 860-935-5440 $$$ 1965 MUSTANG 11K miles Heat, fridge, stove, New Fuel Tank, Radiator, 1999 TOYOTA $800 sink, awning Steering Box. Dual Wheels, FASTBACK Sleeps 9 11’ Area Behind Seats 347 Stroker Engine 2001 RAV4 Call 508-335-2747 Excellent Condition Paxton Supercharger Silver, AWD $1,800.00 14,100GVWR 5-Speed Transmission DODGE 2500 154,000 miles Call 5pm-8:30pm 9 inch Locker 4-wheel drive w/plow New battery and brakes Call 508-892-1534 508-867-6546 Front Disk Brakes 138,000 miles 1 owner MID SEASON DEAL Red Exterior/Black Interior Needs transmission work Well maintained, reliable $3500 Great in snow 2006 Suzuki PARKMODEL 2000 TOWN AND $35,000 Blue Book value $4800 Boulevard 508-867-7642 WITH ADDITION COUNTRY 860-377-5742 Asking $2995 OBO Grey, VL800K, great bike, About 850 sq. ft. mint condition, under 2,200 Also 12x16 shed MINIVAN 1970 CHEVY miles (always garaged). CHEVELLE 2002 508-943-3813 Color matched No rust, awesome shape in Shield, saddle bags, and Washer/dryer and out To advertise in the Town-to-Town 454 SUPER SPORT Chevy Impala sissy bar. 732 SPORTS UTILITY Furnished All wheel drive, leather, Runs good, but needs some Large lot in every option Classifieds, please call Cold A/C, Automatic TLC Silver 120,000 miles WOMAN’S 21 SPD, $5,500 beautiful campground New headlights, brakes, wa- Asking $8999 26” BIKE Must See! More than 70000 invested ter pump Asking $2500 Look and make offer $3600 or best offer 765-6940 or 1-800-536-5836. 774-312-6891 Excellent condition Call 508 278-6304 Asking $225 (negotiable) Call: 774-329-9160 941-567-8719 508-847-3281 [email protected] Call 860-779-9097

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4x4 V8 with only 71K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power AWD with only 48K Miles! Leather, power windows, power 4 Matic with only 49K Miles! AWD, Leather, Sunroof, navigation, power tele- only 48K Miles! Leather, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, tilt steer- locks, power mirrors, power seats, memory seat, sunroof, AC, scoping steering wheel, cruise control, AC, rear defrost, power rear visor for mirrors, power seats, memory seat, sunroof, AC, rear defrost, ing wheel, cruise controls and so much more! This truck has alloy the rear window, heated seats, power seats, memory seats, dual climate con- AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, heated seats, alloy wheels and a full cap on the bed! rear defrost, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, heat- trols, AM/FM/CD/Sat Capable/navigation all powered by a Harmon/Kardon wheels and so much more! ed seats, alloy wheels and so much more! system, fog lamps, alloy wheels, and the luxury of Mercedes! 2010 2010 2012 2010 Mercury Cadillac Toyota Acura Mountaineer SRX-4 AWD Tundra MDX Premier AWD $ $ $ 429 per mo. $ 499 per mo. 429 per mo. 499 per mo. Loaded with only 49K Miles! This one is MINT! Leather, Panoramic Sunroof, Navigation, heated seats, dual climate con- Technology Package AWD LOADED! Only 33K Miles! Leather, Only 59K Miles! Leather, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, trols, power rear opening gate, alloy wheels, power windows, power seat, memory seat, heated seats, 3rd row seating, luggage Navigation, sunroof, rear entertainment, 3rd row seating, power power locks, power mirrors, power seat, memory seat, 4x4 with only 4K Miles! This truck is practically brand new! Power win- windows, power locks, power mirrors, power seats, heated seats, rack, alloy wheels, power 3rd row folding seats, tilt steering wheel, dows, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, Navigation, sunroof, AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player/Bluetooth connectivi- dual climate controls, alloy wheels, rear back up camera, ty, rear back up camera, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls and so cruise controls, bed liner, tow package, dual climate controls, steering Mp3 player and so much more! wheel controls (bluetooth, cruise, audio) and so much more! AM/FM/CD/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, bluetooth connectivity much more! and so much more! 2011 2009 Lexus 2010 GMC 2009 Ford F150 RX 350 Acadia Mercedes- SLT XLT Beautiful! Benz $ $ S-Class S550 499 per mo. $ 499 per mo. 499 per mo. Call for Price$$$ Cylinder Ecoboost! Only 41K Miles! Leather, power windows, power only 19K Miles! This SUV is very well equipped! Leather, Power win- WD Loaded! Only 42K Miles! Leather, navigation, power windows, power dows, power locks, power mirrors, Ac, rear defrost, tilt steering wheel, locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, tow package, bed liner, 4x4, locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, rear back up camera, sunroof, Only 42K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power steer- tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, power pedals, full back seat, AM/FM/CD/Cassette/Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, power cruise controls, front and rear sunroof, alloy wheels, tow package, 3rd ing wheel, power seats, power trunk, Leather, sunroof, navigation, AM/FM/CD player, Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod/USB/ all powered seats, heated seats, fog lamps, alloy wheels, power rear gate, steering wheel row seating with 2nd row captains chairs, rear climate controls, AM/FM/In Dash 6 Disc CD player/Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player/Bluetooth all powered by a Harmon Kardon Stereo! Alloy wheels, by Microsoft Sync and so much more! This is one Mint Truck! Why controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth), power telescoping steering wheel, wood- Navigation, AM/FM/CD/aux for the iPod or Mp3 player, dual climate con- power tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, rear back up camera and so pay new! grain throughout the vehicle, cruise control and so much more! Low miles! trols, heated seats, power seats, and so much more! much more!

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