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ONLINE: WWW.STURBRIDGEVILLAGER.NET ‘All change is not growth, as all movement is not forward.’ Friday, June 5, 2009 Don’t go near the water Interim TA STATE CUTS CLOSE STREETER POINT TO SWIMMING process begins BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY VILLAGER STAFF WRITER With the unofficial first week- end of summer behind us, people RACICOT INVITED BACK are looking forward to everything the warmer months bring: Vacations and recreation. FOR SECOND SESSION Those recreation options may BY CHRITOPHER TANGUAY the town. be severely limited this summer VILLAGER STAFF WRITER however, as the State Department Racicot said that in looking back of Conservation and Recreation STURBRIDGE — The Board of over his town as town administrator, (DCR) has announced budget cuts Selectmen last night conducted two he is most proud of having recently affecting locations throughout interviews with candidates for the received a bond rating increase in the commonwealth. Among them interim Town Administrator’s posi- Rockport, “which in this fiscal climate, are recreation areas in tion. that’s phenomenal,” Racicot said. Sturbridge and Brimfield. Within two weeks, one of those can- Roger Hammond was the second didates will be named to the position, candidate with whom the Board spoke. Facing anywhere from a 6-11 before Town Administrator James Hammond left a similar position in percent budget reduction for fis- Malloy’s departure. Plymouth in March, citing the com- cal year 2010, DCR officials said The first candidate to meet the mute as being strenuous on his family. last week that there will be 15 per- Selectmen was Michael Racicot. Hammond has twice served as Interim cent fewer staff members — or Racicot is retiring from the town Town Administrator in the town of 330 individuals — manning state administrator’s post in Rockport in Grafton, though he currently works as owned parks and beaches. Shawn Kelley photos July after eight years of service. Prior an independent consultant for various “It is unfortunate that this to Rockport, Racicot served in the building projects. A sign posted at the beach makes a further warning against swimming after agency will not be able to keep all same position in Orange and worked Following the interviews, the state budget cuts forced the DCR to close it to swimming. our parks and forests fully staffed for the Department of Public Works in Selectmen debated the merits of the this season,” said DCR Lenox. two candidates, resulting in the gener- Commissioner Richard K. opportunities to everyone,” this coming season.” Although the five-day a week posi- al consensus that while both qualified, Sullivan in a written statement. Sullivan added. As to whether or not the tion, which is estimated to last five to experience is the deciding factor. “But in these difficult and trying Wendy Fox of DCR said the staffing cuts would be permanent, six months, is more than Racicot was “We have so much on our plate right economic times, we remain com- maneuver “is just in anticipation Fox could not comment. looking for with an 88-mile commute, now, we need an experienced candi- mitted to offering recreational of budget reductions this year, Turn To SWIMMING, page A11 he was open to compromising with the Selectmen to conform to the needs of Turn To TA, page A11 Fishing for consenus on Hamant

BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY — contains two dams that have been before the town and what other Newspapers VILLAGER STAFF WRITER the focus of numerous debates over options the town has regarding the STURBRIDGE — Is the prospect of the last several months. dams on the property. improved water quality enough to In the immediate area of CRC, Referring to the town meeting vote adapt to market convince people to change what they there are actually three dam struc- taken in April which aimed to get a find aesthetically pleasing? tures, but one is property of neighbor- consensus of local opinion on the That is but one of a whole range of ing Old Sturbridge Village. restoration project — and instead pro- questions still surrounding the pro- On Thursday, May 28, at a meeting duced a dead even split — Childress ECONOMY, READER HABITS FORCE posed Hamant Brook Restoration hosted by Carol Childress acting as a said, “I just don’t think there’s Project. concerned citizen and moderated by enough information out there for peo- PUBLISHERS TO MAKE CHANGES Hamant Brook, which runs Chairman of the Massachusetts and ple to make a decision like that.” through the former Camp Robinson Rhode Island chapter of Trout unlim- The proposal, which was presented BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY Crusoe (CRC), now town owned land ited Peter Schilling, local residents by Fisheries and Wildlife, suggests VILLAGER STAFF WRITER — co-owned with the State and river restoration experts dis- Turn To HAMANT, page A11 As major cities across the country stare down the possibility that Department of Fisheries and Wildlife cussed the reasons for the proposal print newspapers may someday become a thing of the past, even community papers surviving at the local level are having to change their practices to remain viable in an unstable economy. With news giants like the Boston Globe, New York Times, Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune near or in bankruptcy,news- papers everywhere are looking for ways to curb expenses and convince their readership that a 14- or 16-page paper offers some- thing the Internet does not. The Tantasqua Town Common, a weekly newspaper from Turley Publications, recently announced it will no longer be mailed to every home in its coverage area, which is Sturbridge and points westward, free of charge. Instead, the Town Common will be available through the mail by paid subscription only, and may still be picked up for free at various merchants. “It’s just that one paper,” explained Executive Vice President of Turley Publications Keith Turley, who said of their 15 newspa- pers, free-drop papers such as the Ludlow Register continue to do well. “We’ve had a lot of success with our free-drop papers in other communities,” Turley said. “It’s purely an economic decision at this point.” Turley explained that in the case of the Tantasqua Town Common, revenues simply were not high enough to continue to Courtesy photo/Al Ferreira support the free-drop method of delivery. “We had a choice between saving money on the distribution side The Tantasqua Trailblazers Special Olympics team is seen stretching before a May 7 competition. They were honored for thier or saving money on the editorial side, and we decide to maintain accomplishments at a ceremony at Tantasqua Regional High School Friday. the editorial quality,” Turley said. The Southbridge Evening News also announced a change in dis- tribution recently. As of June 1, subscribers to the News will receive their papers via the U.S. Postal Service instead of Team blazing new trails Stonebridge Press’ own distribution department in a move planned to save the company money. Turley claimed that even though the Tantasqua Town Common TANTASQUA HONORS REGION’S SPECIAL OLYMPIANS will no longer be sent to homes for free, the change has resulted in job creation at Turley publications. BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY for their accomplishments. caps. “Positions are being added to handle the distribution, so we’re VILLAGER STAFF WRITER “It’s a culmination of a year-long From its beginning as a summer just saving money on postage,” Turley said. “We’re actually hir- STURBRIDGE — Some people training,” said Brenda Looney, camp for intellectually disabled ing people and we’re saving money so it seems like a no-brainer.” are natural born athletes. For those coach of the Trailblazers. adults and children hosted by Worcester County’s most widespread paper, the Worcester who are not, the thrill of the game, Looney, the school district coordi- Eunice Kennedy Shriver in 1962, Telegram and Gazette, is also trying to better position itself to and the camaraderie and accolades nator for autism spectrum disor- Special Olympics has evolved into a take advantage of modern trends, now posting a complete ver- sports participation brings, is far ders, said the district got involved globally recognized nonprofit advo- sion of the paper online. sweeter. with the Special Olympics program cacy organization that uses sport as On Friday, May 29, the Tantasqua about six years ago as a means of a building block for enhancing the Turn To NEWSPAPERS, page A11 Regional School District honored emphasizing social skills and com- lives of people with disabilities. the 29 members of the Trailblazers munity involvement in children Special Olympic team with trophies with mental and physical handi- Turn To TRAILBLAZERS, page A11 ALMANAC ...... 2 LOCAL POLICE LOGS ...... 5 SPORTS VILLAGER TRIVIA CALENDAR ...... 9 GO SPEED In 1985, this country saw the OPINION ...... 10 BASEBALL ACTION appointment of the first RACER! woman to hold a cabinet posi- OBITUARIES ...... 15 PAGE 16-17 tion. What country was it? PAGE 6 Answer inside. INSIDE SPORTS ...... 16-17 2 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 5, 2009 Sturbridge residents take the reins on town revitalization VILLAGER

BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY declared winners, a designation that carries feel like you’ve arrived somewhere.” ALMANAC VILLAGER STAFF WRITER with it “recognition, enhanced civic pride and It is that “sense of place,” as Creamer called STURBRIDGE — As the Sturbridge the appreciation of local residents,” according it, that is what’s missing from Sturbridge and QUOTATION OF THE WEEK Planning Board prepares to address revitaliza- to a written statement from Peg O’Connor, one what his group plans to establish “so when peo- tion of a certain area of town later this sum- of the coordinators of the program. ple arrive [in Sturbridge] they feel like they’re mer, a handful of homegrown initiatives aim Sallie Greene of Velvet Greene Garden somewhere special.” “I thought what the hell was [Nelson] doing in Canada? I to make that process a little easier. Center on the Brimfield/Sturbridge line, is Little more than a week old and more than 70 was in tears. That was not like him.” The Downtown Revitalization Plan will very active in Sturbridge in Bloom, supplying members strong, the cooperative, Creamer — Carol W. a widowed Charlton resident whom telephone scammers tried to victimize by convincing her that her son address concerns in the town’s commercial flowers and other plants for landscaping at the said, plans to identify events in town, such as had been arrested in Canada. tourist district — Route 148 to approximately Sturbridge Senior Center and on traffic medi- the Pan-Mass Challenge, that businesses can Old Sturbridge Village — ranging from store- ans and islands around town. capitalize on through visitor packages that front vacancies to ways of making the town “I’m a Sturbridge taxpayer that’s concerned would offer guests to the town discounts for more appealing to perspective businesses. with the area looking good an drawing tourists local eateries and attractions. “Central Mass Regional Planning and continuing to grow,” Greene said. “It will help to create a destination place,” OPEN TO CLOSE Commission (CMRPC) will be working with One way of drawing people in, she said, is to Creamer said, attracting people for day and HOLLAND: 413-245-7108 the board to prepare that plan,” said Town make the area more attractive. weekend stays. Mon – Thurs 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and Planner Jean Bubon. “When a tourist comes into a town that looks To better accommodate the hopefully 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Bubon explained that state approval was suped up and looks alive, plants help that increased pedestrian traffic, the Planning required by CMRPC before any official work process, they help the place look good,” Greene Board will be hosting, along with CMRPC and FISKDALE: 508-347-6486 could begin on the plan. With that approval continued. “It becomes inviting, you want to Central Massachusetts Metropolitan Planning Weekdays 9:00-4:30 and Sat. 9:00 -12:00 just recently granted, Bubon expects the first stroll down a street that looks good.” Organization (CMMPO), a walkability tour of STURBRIDGE 508-347-6463 meeting regarding the revitalization plan to be Some local locations Greene said, are known the community. Weekdays 8:30 – 5:00 and Sat. 9:00 -12:00 held at the end of June or beginning of July. for their efforts toward brightening the aes- The tour will identify areas of Sturbridge’s In the meantime, a number of concerned cit- thetics of their particular neighborhoods. downtown that could be made more hospitable BRIMFIELD: 413-245-3451 izens have already started different programs “The Publick House always does a fabulous with widened sidewalks, more visible cross- Weekdays: 9:00 – 4:30 and Sat. 9:00 -12:00 with a similar goal of townwide revitalization job,” Greene said. “There are several business- walks and other elements of pedestrian traffic. WALES: 413-245-9808 in mind. es in town that always look nice, but everyone The walkability tour will be held 9 a.m. on Weekdays 8:30 – 12:30 and 2:00 – 4:30 and “Any time that you have various groups needs to step up and do that.” Saturday, June 6 at the Senior Center. Sat. 9:00 – 12:00 working for common goals, they can all serve Neighboring towns, Greene said, have even “We’re doing different pieces of a very com- to benefit each other and each other’s efforts,” set good examples for Sturbridge to follow prehensive puzzle,” Creamer said of the differ- REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Bubon said, resulting in a “healthy, vibrant when it comes to revitalization. ent initiatives taking place. community.” “Southbridge did a great job last year with “I think it’s really an exciting time. There are STURBRIDGE One such initiative is the Sturbridge in their planters,” she said. a lot of people that have a lot of interest in the Bloom program. Selectman Thomas Creamer, who launched a community,” Bubon concluded. “These things $240,000, 25 Old Farm Road, David M. Established by local merchants five years business minded cooperative for Sturbridge can always find a way to work together harmo- Barnicle and Anne-Marie Frey to ago, Sturbridge in Bloom encourages business merchants, government officials and resi- niously.” Richard P. Haddad and April D. Haddad. owners to beautify their storefronts with flow- dents, agrees. $339,900, 94 Breakneck Road, T. ers and other landscaping each summer. In “When you go to Southbridge, downtown Christopher Tanguay may be reached at (508) Reardon Builders Inc. to Dennis D. September, those businesses that have most Southbridge is beautiful,” Creamer said. 909-4132, or by e-mail at ctanguay@stonebridge- Lowell and Heather A. Lowell. attractively decorated their grounds will be “When you get into that downtown area, you press.com. $1, 96 South Shore Drive, Dennis W. Gliha to Kathryn J. Gliha. $100, 121 Mashapaug Road, Olivia A. Jalbert and Matthew L. Jalbert to Olivia A. Jalbert, Matthew L. Jalbert and NEWS BRIEFS Rachel T. Jalbert.

Health Center, call 413-245-3389. BRIMFIELD Dr. Thomas Clay joins “We are ecstatic that Dr. Clay, who has had ties to Harrington $1,851.67, Crestwood Road, NRLL East Hospital for the 30 years he has been in Brimfield, has decided to LLC to Wendy Pinnow. become an employed physician of Harrington Physician Services,” $1,851.67, 116 Five Bridge Road, NRLL Harrington Physician Services said Kristin Morales, Executive Director of Harrington Physician East LLC to Wendy Pinnow. Services. “Dr. Clay and his practice are an essential part of health care in the Brimfield area. The goal of Harrington Physician Services HOLLAND SOUTHBRIDGE — Thomas R. Clay,D.O., a family practice physician is to provide health care second to none in the communities we serve who has maintained a medical office in Brimfield for 30 years, has so that patients do not have to travel long distances to get superior med- $1, 4 Barney Road, Linda R. Collette to joined the Harrington Hospital family as a member of Harrington ical care. Dr. Clay’s affiliation with Harrington Physician Services Linda R. Collette 2009 Irrevocable Trust Physician Services. helps us accomplish that goal.” (John S. Labis, Trustee) “Joining Harrington Physician Services will make us better,” Dr. Clay said. “We’re still here in our office at 255 East Old Sturbridge Road THE STATS in Brimfield as the Brimfield Family Health Center, and we’re not Concert event to benefit Socks for going anywhere in the near future.” The percentage of those born in another Dr. Clay said that becoming an employed physician of Harrington state other than where they live. Physician Services (HPS), will allow him to take full advantage of the Siberia children’s organization Auburn ...... 11.8 Oxford ...... 13.5 services and support offered by both HPS and Harrington Hospital. Brimfield ....22.5 Southbridge 13.8 BROOKFIELD —Socks for Siberia Inc., a nonprofit group caring for “Much is happening in health care and for some time I have known Brookfield.. 14.9 Spencer .... 11.6 orphaned children, will present its third annual third annual spring that we need to make considerable investments in technology such as Charlton 18.4 Sturbridge 24.1 family festival from noon - 6 p.m., Saturday,June 13 at Hyland Orchard electronic medical records,” Dr. Clay stated in a letter going out to his Douglas ...... 23.1 Uxbridge ...... 23.3 and Brewery, 199 Arnold Road, Sturbridge. patients. “Joining Harrington Physician Services will allow us to do Dudley...... 16.0 Wales ...... 31.5 The event features entertainment by Dick Chase & The Millboys, The that.” Holland .... 30.0 Webster ...... 15.6 Otters, Philip Newland & Chuck Davis, The Peter J. Newland Duo. A “Yes there will be changes....” the letter stated. “The signage will Leicester ...... 11.5 * Information as of raffle will be held featuring Red Sox-Yankees tickets with round-trip change to reflect Harrington Physician Services on it. You should Northbridge 17.8 2000 U.S. Census limo service, Patriots tickets, Red Sox-Tigers tickets and sports memo- expect the same friendly, high quality, patient-centered care as always. rabilia as prizes. We hope you will join us in celebrating this new beginning!” For a complete raffle prize list and updates on this and a silent auc- SUNRISE/SUNSET Dr. Clay said that his staff will remain at the location, including tion planned at the June 13 event see the Web site www.socks- Sat., June 6 ...... 5:13 a.m...... 8:21 p.m. Nurse Practitioner Kimberly Vetal. Also at the site as part of the forsiberia.org. Sun., June 7 ...... 5:13 a.m...... 8:22 p.m. Brimfield Family Since 1999, Socks for Siberia has provided assistance to orphaned Mon., June 8 ...... 5:12 a.m...... 8:22 p.m. Health Center is Dr. children living in various children’s homes in the Kkahassia, Siberia Tue., June 9...... 5:12 a.m...... 8:23 p.m. Editorial cartoons from the Paul G. Foster, M.D., a region. It is a 501 C-3 nonprofit charitable group that sends 100 percent Wed., June 10 ....5:12 a.m...... 8:24 p.m. Family Practice “Eye of the Commonwealth” of the proceeds from the event to the children, who receive no other Thur., June 11 ....5:12 a.m...... 8:24 p.m. Physician who cur- outside assistance. Fri., June 12 ...... 5:12 a.m...... 8:25 p.m. rently is a member of Donations may also be sent directly to: Socks for Siberia c/o North www.marketticartoons.com Harrington Physician Brookfield Savings Bank, 128 West Main St., West Brookfield, MA HE IVE UESTIONS Services. T F Q 01585. To schedule an For more information, contact Wally 1. What is the capital of South Carolina? appointment at the Connor at 508-637-1248. 2. In terms of population, what country Brimfield Family is number three? 3. The Fletcher School of Law and

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BY RYAN GRANNAN-DOLL money, we are going to bomb your house and STAFF WRITER kill you,” said one member of the family. The It is among a parent’s worst nightmares — caller also has threatened to shoot or decapi- AACCCCUURRAACCYY WWAATTCCHH receiving a call that a son or daughter has tate family members, he said. been arrested. The target said the Brimfield Police The Sturbridge Villager is committed to Carol W., a 68-year-old widow and Charlton Department had been investigating the inci- accuracy in all its news reports. Although resident, went through that very scenario dent by trying to trace the phone number. He numerous safeguards are in place to ensure Wednesday, May 20. did not know whether they had any success. accurate reporting, mistakes can occur. Only it was a hoax. Brimfield Police Chief Charles Kuss could The scam she was targeted with is just one not be reached for comment last week. The Confirmed fact errors will be corrected at of several area residents have been hit with family has received at least 100 calls, the the top right hand corner of page 3 in a lately. Brimfield man said, and is now considering timely manner. Around 11:45 a.m., Carol received a call changing its telephone number. If you find a mistake, call (508) 909- from someone claiming to be her 37-year-old “It was frightening in the beginning of this. 4140 during normal business hours. During son, Nelson. The caller said he had been Over time it just became obvious that it was a non-business hours, leave a message in the arrested in Canada for driving under the scam,” he said. “We actually began harassing editor’s voice mailbox. The editor will influence of alcohol. the phone caller … by pretending … just talk- return your phone call. “Nelson, is this you?” she said, specifying ing over him, annoying him as much as we her son’s name over the poor connection. can.” With the caller knowing Nelson’s name now, Other area police departments are warning he answered [yes] and added, “I need to get residents to beware of different scams. bailed out.” Southbridge Police last week notified the PUBLIC MEETINGS To do that, a person posing as a Royal public of a scam where a caller poses as a rep- Canadian Mounted Police Officer told Carol resentative of Southbridge Savings Bank. A REGIONAL she needed to wire $2,995 dollars. to Carol. mobile alert unit, often used to let drivers “I thought, what the hell was [Nelson] doing The story did not end there. The scammer know how fast they are traveling, was sta- Tuesday, June 16 in Canada?” she recalled during an interview called back at 1 p.m. to ask where the money tioned on Main Street location last week, car- The Tantasqua School Committee will last week. “I was in tears. That was not like was, Carol said. rying a warning about the scam. According to meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Tantasqua Junior him.” Police Chief James A. Pervier had no specif- police, the caller tells people their information High School Library. Carol said she initially capitulated to the ic knowledge of Carol’s incident, but said he has been compromised and that he must veri- request. knew of this type of scam. He also issued sev- fy their information. Two or three residents BRIMFIELD “I said alright,” and she grabbed her bank- eral tips to avoid falling victim to it. have fallen victim to the scam, according to Tuesday, June 9 book and prepared to leave her home to go Any police department, he said, should Southbridge Police Lt. William Hibbard. The Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m. in wire the cash at a location in Oxford the caller quickly provide its phone number to people to “They gave away their account numbers Town Hall. had suggested. allow them to call back and verify that it is a and PIN numbers,” he said. “I had [the bankbook] sitting here on the real police outpost. The specific location of The police became aware of the incident The Conservation Commission will meet at counter,” she said. where a person has been detained should also after their own headquarters received the call, 7:50 p.m. in the Annex Building meeting Carol’s suspicions kicked in before she be verified, he said. He also suggested another and then residents began reporting the calls room. departed her home and she called the step. to them, Hibbard said. Charlton Police Department. “Check with the person that is allegedly Dudley Police Chief Steven Wojnar could HOLLAND under arrest,” he said. “I wanted Charlton Police to see if I could not be reached for comment last week about Tuesday, June 9 check it,” she said. Ask the detained person things only they any scams in his area. In December, however, would know, such as the name of their signif- The Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m. in Sgt. Gary Mason came to her home, and he warned residents of another type of scam Town Hall. with a little detective work determined the sit- icant other, Pervier said. Targets of scams where the caller offers to lower somebody’s uation was a scam, according to Carol. She should not offer up any information which credit card rate and asks for personal infor- STURBRIDGE never paid the money. could allow the perpetrator to find out more mation. To further confirm it was a hoax, Carol’s information about them, he said. Sturbridge Police Detective Mark Saloio, Saturday, June 6 other son, Jim, 36, had called the real Nelson, In Carol’s case, the fake cop told her they one of the department’s spokesman could not The Planning Board will hold a Walkable who told him he was at work and not under had confiscated her son’s cell phone making be reached for comment last week. Community Workshop at 9 a.m. in the Senior arrest. Relived, Carol let her emotions fly with her unable to verify the situation. Carol added her own warning to potential Center, 480 Main St. the caller. In a scheme with much more severe impli- scam victims. “I burst into tears and I used a few choice cations, callers have been issuing multiple “Don’t fall for it,” she said. “I would have Monday, June 8 words,” she said. “I thank God I thought to call death threats against one Brimfield family, been out $3,000. I don’t have a lot of money.” The Board of Selectmen will meet at 5 p.m. Jimmy, call the police.” unless a recently deceased relative paid an at 371 Main St., Room 55. Another indication that the situation was $800 debt he supposedly owed. The caller also Ryan Grannan-Doll can be reached by phone bogus — Mason called the phone number claims he was hired by another person to kill at (508) 909-4050, or by e-mail at rgrand@stone- Wednesday, June 10 back and whomever answered told him the the relative if he did not pay the sum. bridgepress.com The Zoning Board of Appeals will meet at 7 Canadian officer was out to lunch, according “If you don’t pay a certain amount of p.m. in the Senior Center. WALES Tuesday, June 9 The Cemetery Commission will meet at 3 Holland joins area towns in budgetary waiting game p.m. in Town Hall.

BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY situation affecting multiple towns. Earl Johnson for Assessor; Patricia Caron The Recreation Committee will meet at 7:30 VILLAGER STAFF WRITER Article 25 approved a leasing agreement for Cemetery Commissioner; Janet Mullins p.m. in Town Hall. HOLLAND — Holland joined ranks with for the town to enter into with the develop- for Library Trustee; Raymond Korny for the rest of the Tantasqua towns Tuesday, ment company that will oversee the senior Water Commissioner; Brian Johnson for Wednesday, June 10 May 26 by postponing votes on the heftier housing complex adjacent to the Holland Tree Warden; Linda Blodgett for Treasurer; The Senior Association will meet at 12:30 financial issues until a continuation of their Senior Center. Steven Anderstrom for the Tantasqua p.m. in the Town offices. Annual Town Meeting. “The town owns the property where the Regional School Committee; Michael The Town Meeting senior housing is being constructed,” Kennedy for Sealer of Weights and will resume in mid- Wettlaufer said, explaining that in order for Measures; and Susan Kennedy for the June for discussion an outside company to manage the senior Holland School Committee. of four financial housing, the land had to be leased to that David Kowalski, Raymond Korny and articles and one per- company from the town. Jeffery Wojtowicz are running for three, two mitting article. “The ownership [of the land] will remain and one year seats on the Board of Health “We postponed it with the town,” Wettlaufer said. respectively. until June 18,” said Approval of article 10, which Wettlaufer Lynn Arnold, Richard Polverari and Chairman of the said was an annual item, grants Holland per- Donald Sanders Jr. are each unopposed in fine wood furnishings Board of Selectmen sonnel permission to traverse government races for five, four and one year terms on the James Wettlaufer. owned property at the East Brimfield Dam. Planning Board. James Wetlaufer “It will be at 7:30 “The Army Corp of Engineers maintains p.m., at the elemen- all of the flood control properties in Christopher Tanguay may be reached at From Contemporary to tary school.” Holland,” Wettlaufer explained. “They man- (508) 909-4132, or by e-mail at Article three, which would “fix the salary age the Quinebaug River essentially,and our [email protected]. New England Colonial and compensation of all officers of the dam is in the Quinebaug.” The finest in custom cabinetry and furniture Town,” was delayed along with articles four “This just gives us the legal right to main- for kitchens, baths, and entertainment — the town’s budget — and five, an expendi- tain our own dam, ture of Highway Account funds. part of which is sit- Free Estimates Holland is just one in a team of municipal- ting on their proper- Paul J. Girouard Cabinetmaker ities that have delayed voting on town budg- ty,” Wettlaufer said. CRANE 508-347-2305 Open Monday through Friday 7:30 - 4:00 ets due to a lack of budgetary progress in the Holland voters will Closets Saturday 8:30 -11:00 State House and Senate. Uncertainty over also cast their ballots SERVICE Home Offices 4 Old Stagecoach Road. Sturbridge, MA local aid and other factors has lead to contin- in the town’s annual Garages 508.347.3645 • www.finelineswood.com uations of the Sturbridge, Wales, Brimfield election on Monday, and Brookfield town meetings as well. June 8. The polls will Article 11, specific to the finances of the be open from 10 a.m. – Board of Health, and article 24 regarding 8 p.m. at Town Hall. Mower “permits for the purpose of creating a Of the 18 positions trench,” will also be taken up at the June on the ballot, the only 7021F continuation. contested race is that Of the remaining 20 articles, “Everything for constable, 30 Ton Capacity $299.95 passed unanimously,” Wettlaufer said. between incumbent Besides the dozen or so routine revolving Richard Polverari 162' Vertical fund articles, Holland approved an and Albert West Jr. Reach InterMunicipal Mutual Aid Agreement, Running unop- www.olearywelding.com which allows the board to share information posed are Christian and resources with those from other munici- Petersen for the Reasonable rates Tractor palities in the event of a pandemic or other Board of Selectmen; YTH2242 508-476-9793 String Trimmer $1599.95 128LDX Mon-Thurs 9-8 Fri 9-6 $1199.95 SEARCH Sat 9-5 “Good people selling good cars Sun 11-4 in a great community” LOCAL. total confidence Quaboag Equipment 25 Fiskdale Rd. • Brookfield, MA 01506 • 508-867-6227 • 800-286-6227 FINANCING NEW NEW 2009 0% AVAILABLE CHEVY 2009 SILVERADO CHEVY IT’S A 4X4 MALIBU Live EXT CAB stk#A9012 NO-BRAINER stk#T9017 DEMO $ * FINANCING $ * 23,487 0% AVAILABLE 18,999 SPRING SAVINGS SALES EVENT GOING ON NOW!

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BY RYAN GRANNAN-DOLL the way to school. Amanda was sage of the amendment. It also bans STAFF WRITER believed to have been texting at the operators of public transportation Area lawmakers are supporting time of her accident. system from using a cell phone alto- an amendment that would ban all Melissa Martin, who has pushed gether or other Internet-accessible motorists from texting behind the for banning unsafe cell phone use devices. It also bans texting specifi- wheel. since her daughter’s death, nearly cally. Violators can be tagged with The moves come after a similar had the chance to make her case the insurance charge and receive a bill failed to gain final approval. more forcefully.Martin said she was $500 fine. Brewer cited the a recent The measure, which is an amend- scheduled to testify before the state Green Line trolley crash in Boston, ment to the fiscal 2010 budget, Legislature in support of expanding where the operator allegedly con- would still need the governor’s sig- the measure to ban voice calling. fessed to texting. He also noted a nature to become solid law, would State Rep. Geraldo Alicea, D- September train crash in California impose a $75-fine on any violators Charlton, asked her to appear before that killed 25 people. The train’s caught reading or typing a text lawmakers, but Martin never did, engineer was texting at the time of message on a cell phone. It also she said, because a scheduling snafu the crash, according to the Los bans accessing the Internet from a got in the way. Angeles Times. cell phone while driving. An insur- “I believe if I testified I might “Timing is always very critical ance surcharge would be slapped have had an impact,” she said. about making public policy,” Brewer on violators. Alicea expressed some support for said. “I think this is just a first step. I the bill last week. If it was expanded Alicea was even more specific. think we will be looking at other to ban voice dialing, he would sup- “Obviously, there is an appetite to measures,” said state Sen. Michael port it, he said. address it quicker,” he said. O. Moore, D-Millbury,who supports State Sen. Richard Moore, D- If the amendment is signed into the amendment. Uxbridge, could not be reached for law, Massachusetts would become Although Moore said the meas- comment last week. one of only a handful states with ure goes far enough, he added that “They are not black and white, easy second and third offenses respec- The Martin family has already similar bans. California, banning voice calling and the use of issues.” tively. had a huge impact on the issue. Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, a hands free device should also be State Rep. Joseph Wagner D- Another passionate advocate of Early last year, Melissa and her and Washington D.C. have laws like examined. But state Sen. Stephen Chicopee, who chairs the Joint the amendment, however, called for other daughter Lainey, helped gain the one put before legislators here. Brewer, D-Barre, who said he sup- Committee on Transportation, has voice calling to be banned. the House’s approval of a similar ports the measure, suggested offer- said the amendment does not go far “There is no reason our state ban. That ban, which never became Ryan Grannan-Doll can be ing rebates for hands-free devices to enough and has proposed banning should not adopt the same policy,” final law, would have barred talking reached by phone at (508) 909-4050, or encourage people to pay more atten- drivers from using a cell phone said Southbridge resident Melissa and texting unless and hands free by e-mail at rgrand@stonebridge- tion to the road rather than a cell without a hands free device, accord- Martin. device was used. Junior operators press.com phone keypad. He also took issue ing to a Boston Globe report. His bill Her 17-year-old daughter Amanda would have been banned from using with banning voice calling. would impose a $100 fine for the first P. Martin died in 2007 after her car cell phones altogether. “I am not there yet,” he said. offense, and $250 and $500 for the crashed into a tree in Charlton on Timing may be a factor for pas-

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ment tools to help women thrive in work and online at www.wibsturbridge.org or by call- Tavern of Old Sturbridge Village. in life.” ing (508) 764-1657. If you are interested in join- “For us, it means we provide an opportuni- Women In Business, Inc. - http://www.dressforsuccess.org/whatwedo.as ing us for breakfast, please call ahead two ty for the large pool of Chamber members px. days before the meeting to reserve a seat. who are looking for a more up-close, personal Dress for Success Laura Kaplan from Southbridge Interfaith — Submitted by Pat Blair way to advance business and professional Hospitality Network (SHIN) also attended our relationships” said Gerry Bonner,president of STURBRIDGE — Women in Business, Inc. meeting. She spoke about Grace House, which the five-year-old CBA. The organization has held their last monthly breakfast meeting at shelters homeless families. Many of SIHN’s Valanzola elected worked for members in Sturbridge and sur- the Oliver Wright Tavern at Old Sturbridge clients are women and children. Both organi- rounding towns by providing interesting Village, Wednesday, May 13. Our guest speak- zations are committed to helping women get speakers on topics affecting the area business er was Sharon Woodbury, Vice President of on their feet after suffering a job loss or the Selectmen chairman landscape – while also providing networking Human Resources and Public Relations for loss of their home. In these challenging eco- WALES — Selectman Michael J. Valanzola and referrals – on a twice-a-month, morning the Guild of St. Agnes in Worcester. Sharon nomic times, help is needed now more than in the third year of his first term was elected, meeting schedule that its members find com- gave a wonderful presentation on the organi- ever. by a unanimous vote, Chairman of the Board fortable. It’s also a platform to arrange pro- zation Dress for Success, which helps disad- Women in Business, Inc. provides a network of Selectmen. Former Chairman Jeffery P. ductive one-on-one sessions for relationship- vantaged women dress professionally for job for women who own their business, or are Vannais made the motion Wednesday May 27 building. interviews. Women’s business suits, shoes and working in a business, through sharing their at a special meeting of the board, which fol- “The Community Business formula fills a other accessories are donated to the program. knowledge and experiences. The group meets lowed the town election. Vannais will now need for our Chamber to offer smaller-group They also help women to understand the the second Wednesday of every month for serve as Vice-Chairman networking experiences,” Central Mass South interview process. According to their website, breakfast as the Oliver Wright Tavern at OSV. Valanzola, excited about his new role feels Chamber Executive Director Alexandra “The mission of Dress for Success is to pro- Registration begins at 6:45 am, and a buffet his work for the last two years as Vice- McNitt said. “Our ‘Fun at Five’ events are mote the economic independence of disadvan- breakfast is served at 7 a.m. Cost for the break- Chairman of the Board, as well as his work on great mixers and networking opportunities, taged women by providing professional attire, fast is $14 for members, and $16 for non-mem- several different sub-committee’s will allow and having a focused in-house networking a network of support and the career develop- bers. You can find Women in Business, Inc. him to excel in this new leadership role. group gives Chamber members a chance to “We have a lot on our plate for this coming build on that momentum.” year, and I’m ready and excited for the chal- The June 12 Visitors’ Daywill launch the lenge,” said Valanzola. CBA-Chamber alliance. Members will net- No stranger to leadership roles, he has work under a meeting format that will include served as Chairman of the Zoning Board of short business presentations, a community Appeals as well as Chairman of the Cable news exchange and information about the Advisory Committee prior to running for the CBA itself. Outside guest speakers on busi- Board of Selectmen in 2007. ness or economic topics are also a regular fea- ture of CBA. The major portion of CBA dues is to support local charities, and CBA plans community events including the mini-expo Networking program of the for small businesses that was first held in November 2008. Visitors’ Day will be at the Oliver Wight Chamber of Commerce Tavern at Old Sturbridge Village, beginning at STURBRIDGE — To catch a coming wave of 7:15 a.m. with networking followed by the 7:30 area business growth, a Sturbridge-area net- meeting. Complimentary coffee and pastries working group that emphasizes the idea of are included. No reservation is necessary for “business community” has just affiliated with the June 12 event, nor for any of the group’s the Central Mass South Chamber of meetings held on the second and fourth Commerce. Fridays of each month. The tavern is located Community Business Associates is now a just off the main OSV parking lot. program of the Chamber, boosting CBA’s twin “We meet early, get the mind moving and missions of business and professional net- are out by 8:30, motivated for the day ahead,” working and community involvement. The Bonner said. CBA has operated five years as an independ- For more information visit communitybusi- ent organization. A free Visitors’ Day for area nessassociates.org, e-mail info@community- business and professional people begins at businessassociates.org or contact Jerry 7:15 a.m. Friday, June 12 at the Oliver Wight Bonner at (508) 248-0004.

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The arrests and offenses below were listed in Wednesday, May 27 with illegal plates. STURBRIDGE — 5:18 p.m. — Suspicious police department logs. People charged are STURBRIDGE – 3:44 p.m. – An investigation STURBRIDGE — 9:03 a.m. — Another traffic activity was investigated, Breakneck Road. innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. was initiated, Cedar Street. stop led to a woman receiving a summons for STURBRIDGE — 8:39 p.m. — Police This newspaper will publish dispensations of STURBRIDGE – 6:16 p.m. – Police responded unlicensed driving, license not in possession responded to an accident with property dam- cases at the request of the accused, with prop- to a hit and run accident, Cedar Street. and speeding. age, Charlton Road. er documentation. STURBRIDGE – 6:23 p.m. – Police responded STURBRIDGE — 9:07 a.m. — Vandalism at to reports of stolen/lost property, Goodrich Super 8 Motel led to a man receiving a crim- Road. inal summons for destruction of real proper- STURBRIDGE – 7:20 p.m. – An investigation ty. Arrests & Summons Log Highlights was initiated at Super Stop and Shop, STURBRIDGE — 12:13 p.m. — Investigated Friday, May 29 Charlton Road. disturbance, Village Motel. Tuesday, May 26 STURBRIDGE — 8:30 a.m. — Investigation of STURBRIDGE — 6:12 p.m. — Investigated STURBRIDGE – 5:38 p.m. – An area search walk-in larceny report at Southbridge Thursday, May 28 accident, Route 20. for a suspicious vehicle yielded negative Savings Bank led to the arrest of Adam STURBRIDGE — 6:27 p.m. — Investigated STURBRIDGE — 9:18 p.m. — Took intoxicat- results, Route 20. Trevino, 30, of 90 Hall Road, on four counts suspicious activity, Route 15. ed person to hospital. STURBRIDGE – 6:27 p.m. – Burglary/break- Friday, May 29 Sunday, May 31 of larceny over $250, three of uttering a false ing and entering was investigated, Cedar check and identity fraud. STURBRIDGE — 11:28 a.m. — Investigated STURBRIDGE — 11:12 a.m. — Warned suspi- Street. STURBRIDGE — 7:38 p.m. — Traffic stop on accident with injury, Haynes Street. cious vehicle, Route 20. STURBRIDGE – 9:16 p.m. – Suspicious activ- Route 20 led to criminal summonses against STURBRIDGE — 2:23 p.m. — Investigated STURBRIDGE — 9:56 p.m. — An investiga- ity was investigated, Maple Street. three people for being minors transporting suspicious activity, Main Street. tion was initiated, Main Street. STURBRIDGE – 11:27 p.m. – A criminal com- alcohol or providing alcohol to minors. STURBRIDGE — 2:55 p.m. — Investigated Monday, June 1 plaint was filed against Michael J. O’Brien, Sunday, May 31 intoxicated person, Main Street. STURBRIDGE — 4:50 p.m. — A criminal 50, of 312 Broadway,Everett, for three counts STURBRIDGE — 7:37 p.m. — A walk-in Saturday, May 30 complaint was filed against a 14-year-old of violating an abuse prevention order, arrest was made at the Sturbridge Police STURBRIDGE — 5:44 a.m. — Traffic stop led juvenile for shoplifting in excess of $100 at Hinman Street. Department, Main Street. to a man receiving a criminal summons for Famous Footwear, Charlton Road. driving an unregistered, uninsured vehicle Body found in Sturbridge Bolaske Recognized at Memorial Day Celebration STURBRIDGE — The body of 38-year old According to Connolly, there is no official Kirsten Anderson-Maider was discovered out- cause of death yet, but Anderson-Maider is side of her Auger Road home on Saturday, scheduled for an autopsy to be conducted by May 30. the state medical examiner in the near future. “There is an investigation going on, as there “We do not consider this suspicious,” is with any unattended death,” said Timothy Connolly said, indicating that no criminal J. Connolly, spokesperson for Worcester charges have been filed regarding the death. County District Attorney Joseph Early.

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6:45 P.M. The cost is $21 per person and Valanzola elected chairman payable by June 1, e-mail G. Carter at zook- [email protected] for more information. WALES — Selectman Michael J. Valanzola The lecture topic is “The 1917 Canadian in the third year of his first term was elected, Halifax Harbour explosion and Its Lasting by a unanimous vote, Chairman of the Board Effects” and will be given by Hazel Miele; of Selectmen. Former Chairman Jeffery P. President, Middlesex Chapter, MSOG. Vannais made the motion Wednesday May 27 Miele began her interest and study of the at a special meeting of the board, which fol- Halifax Harbour explosion some thirty years lowed the town election. Vannais will now ago while doing research at Dalhousie serve as Vice-Chairman University. Her research included interview- Valanzola, excited about his new role feels ing survivors and inspecting the site of the his work for the last two years as Vice- harbor explosion. In her presentation she will Chairman of the Board, as well as his work on give an overview of the catastrophe and the Courtesy photo several different sub-committee’s will allow consequences, citing the work of the Halifax Pictured Left to Right are area veterans Brian Royea, Marilyn Bolaske, SelectmanMichael him to excel in this new leadership role. Relief Commission. Valanzola, and veteran Hank Decoteau. “We have a lot on our plate for this coming year, and I’m ready and excited for the chal- lenge,” said Valanzola. WPI hosts ‘Five-Minute No stranger to leadership roles, he has WALES — Selectman Michael J. Valanzola spoke to students and parents of Wales served as Chairman of the Zoning Board of Pitch Contest’ Elementary School Tuesday May 26 at the annual Memorial Day Celebration. In his Appeals as well as Chairman of the Cable speech he encouraged the students to show appreciate and respect for veterans each and Advisory Committee prior to running for the WORCESTER — Five minutes can change a every day.“Memorial Day and Veterans Day are important, but they’re only two days a Board of Selectmen in 2007. company’s future. A year, our veterans deserve our admiration and acknowledgement every day,” said dozen finalists will compete at 6:30 p.m., Valanzola. Tuesday, June 9 in the third annual WPI Prior to his speech Valanzola presented a citation to Marilyn Bolaske, a former offi- Genealogy society holds dinner Venture Forum Five-Minute Pitch Contest. At cer in the Air Force and Veterans Agent to the towns of Brimfield, Holland, Monson, stake will be bragging rights and two cash and Wales for 15 years. “Mrs. Bolaske has been speaking to Wales Elementary School AUBURN — The June meeting of the prizes: one for winning over the panel of five students for 20 years, she is a committed and dedicated member of the community,”said Massachusetts Society of Genealogists, Inc. judges and the second for the audience Valanzola. Worcester Chapter will be held on Tuesday, favorite. June 9. This is our annual banquet — and will Contestants for this final round were select- be the last meeting until September. ed by a panel of industry Come celebrate the year, enjoy the company professionals based on the quality of their The judges will then rate each case on its held on Tuesday,June 9, at the Campus Center of friends, hear a wonderful lecture — and business profile submitted in business model, innovation, — Odeum Room, on the WPI campus in best of all, eat fabulous food. This will take April. Each five-minute pitch will be fol- market opportunity, leadership team, and Worcester, MA. Registration and networking place at Periwinkles Restaurant located at the lowed by a two-minute open presentation quality.The audience will do the begin at 5:30 p.m. and the meeting begins at Junction of routes. 12 and 20 in Auburn. discussion between the judges and the same through handheld wireless voting 6:30 p.m. Registration cost is $15 individual, The event will begin at 6 p.m. for mingling entrepreneur. devices. After a brief deliberation, the judges annual, and lifetime members; and $25 non- purposes, with the buffet meal being served at will select the winner of the top prize. members. Pre-registration is available online Electronic voting results will determine the at www.wpiventureforum.org. audience prize. The WPI Venture Forum, part of the The judging team for this year’s contest Collaborative for Entrepreneurship & includes industry heavyweights Innovation in the Department of Justin Aborn, CTO & Chief Scientist, Management at WPI, was created in 1990 to General Compression, Inc.; Robert J. Crowley, promote the entrepreneurial spirit and to President, Massachusetts Technology serve those who engage in technology-based Development Corp.; Laura Ring, Vice entrepreneurial enterprises. The group pro- President of Strategic Relations, Castile vides advice, support, and education tailored Ventures; Patrick R.H. Waller, Shareholder, to meet the needs of entrepreneurs through Wolf Greenfield, P.C.;and W.Lambert Welling, such activities as monthly programs, a busi- Managing Director at MedTech Capital, Inc. ness plan contest, a weekly radio show on The WPI Venture Forum meeting will be News Radio 580 WTAG.

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BY RYAN GRANNAN-DOLL demonstrate the racing according to Vorndran. VILLAGER STAFF WRITER hobby she took up a year “I was always interested CHARLTON — Kristina ago. For example, she in the motor sports,” she Vorndran couldn’t take the family used the law of con- said. “I just always had car to go pick up milk for her moth- servation of energy a need for speed.” er, but she can navigate a race car to show how she Vorndran’s passion around an oval track at high speeds. could perform bet- has taken her to “It is a really great way to settle ter turns and races in New York, your mind,” the 14-year-old maintain speed Boston and beyond Charlton Middle School eighth- down straight sec- places. Last year, grader said of her hobby of choice: tions of track. She she placed second in racing speed carts at speeds up to 85 often reaches her league and has miles per hour. She has become speeds of 85 miles become nationally nationally known and won several per hour, she said. known, she said. prizes for racing the carts, which “It just helped me Vorndran even has are essentially (mini Formula 1 … to expand my her own Web site, cars. knowledge in rac- http://kristinavorn- Vorndran’s fame has not been her ing,” she said during dran.com/, where she only prize. She has won a $1,000 an interview at her displays photos and a scholarship from the defense con- school last week. video of her racing. The tracting company Raytheon’s It was not until a year site is still under con- MathMovesU program. To inspire ago that the bubbly Kristina Vorndran struction, she said. student interest in the subjects, the young girl accelerated Vorndran’s hobby is program awards the grants to 150 her childhood passion not for the physically Ryan Grannan-Doll photos middle school students nationally into a reality. After Vorndran challenged. She follows a strict diet who create math, science or tech- watched racing on television at a that has her consume a lot of pasta Kristina Vorndran explains her racing hobby last week during an interview at the nology projects that apply to real- young age, her parents signed her and milk to strengthen her rib cage Charlton Middle School. life situations. The school also up for the Junior Racing League of against the G-forces that press receives a $1,000 matching grant. the Northeastern ROTAX Series. against her during racing turns. one hour each day and is constantly evaluate herself. Vorndran used the subjects to Only youths compete in the league, She also walks on a treadmill for doing pushups and pull-ups, she The young girl, like many adults, said. Vorndran also does neck exer- has a firm handshake and looks cises to strengthen it against the G- people in eye when she talks to forces. them. She also politely thanks peo- While racing can be a dangerous ple for taking the time out of their sport, Vorndran said she has never day to speak with them. been in any accidents and wears Vorndran’s pleasant personality safety gear, including a neck protec- and early life experiences are steer- tor. ing her toward a bright future. She Vorndran’s passion for racing has wants to become either a Formula 1 also brought her face-to-face with a racer or a public relations represen- challenge many others have faced tative for a racing team. during their daily personal and pro- “I am very good with people,” she fessional lives — gender bias. said. “That was definitely an obstacle,” If she keeps up the positive atti- she said. tude, Vorndran could do those jobs Some boys don’t accept girls in other countries. She is fluent in being behind the wheel of a cart, German and is currently learning Vorndran said. Italian, French and Spanish. “I have gained a lot of respect With those accolades, Vorndran from them now,” she said. stands a better chance of being Some male drivers have even accepted to college, which she plans become “overly aggressive” on the to use her $1,000 for. She better get track by lightly bumping her cart. studying, though, because she men- Those boys, however, have not tioned wanting to attend Princeton, managed to run Vorndran off the Yale or Dartmouth, First, she has to track. Her experiences racing has her license. given her a good grounding in life. “It has taught me mental con- trol,” she said. “It taught me to Ryan Grannan-Doll can be enjoy everything.” reached by phone at (508) 909-4050, or Vorndran said she also learned to by e-mail at rgrand@stonebridge- control her anger, focus on positive press. com Kristina Vorndran puts the pedal to the metal as she races Formula 1 type carts competitively. aspects of life and how to fairly

EUROPEAN NEWS BRIEFS SOCCER ACADEMY grams, ranging from Nursing, to Equine Management to SOCCER CAMP Computer Game Design, as well as a variety of adult learn- Becker College announces ing options. JUNE 28TH -JULY 2ND 2009 (SUN -THURS.) Becker delivers a first-quality education in unique, high- 8:30 A.M.-4:00 P.M. dean’s list demand career niches. Lunch is provided daily at noon Coaching Staff includes: WORCESTER — The following local students made the Becker College Dean’s List for the 2008-2009 academic year: June events art Quinebaug College, High School, Premier Licensed Coaches * Megan Blais of Auburn; Players receive: Ball, T-shirt, Soccer bag * Holly Geer of Auburn; * Cynthia Lubin of Auburn; Valley Council for Arts Location: Marianapolis Prep. School * Brittany Tolman of Auburn; SOOUTHBRIDGE — The Quinebaug Valley Council for 26 Chase Rd Thompson CT * Krystyn Whenman of Auburn; (17 minutes South of Worcester the Arts and Humanities invites artists/artisans to lease ) * Nicholas Allain of Charlton; “booth space” on the Arts Center front lawn during the * Ann Healy of Charlton; Cost is Southbridge Fest, June 6 (weather permitting). Contact * Derrick Williamson-Card of Charlton; $ 00 $ 00 the Arts Center or Chris Berard at 508-765-9165. For more 275 Full Day / 125 half day * Jonathan Samuelson of Charlton City; info: Visit our website: www.qvcah.org or call The Arts * Tyler Reynolds of East Brookfield; Center at 508-764-3341, or email us at: [email protected]. The * Noelani Chase of Southbridge; fee for a space on the lawn will be $20 payable the day of Camp Information and Registration at: * Jasmin Lee of Sturbridge; the event. www.FCNapoli.com/Camp * Peter Levesque of Sturbridge; * Cintia Powers of Sturbridge; SOUTHBRIDGE ART IN JUNE or call 508-410-6944 (EsadDarman) Becker College traces its history to 1784 and has over 20,000 alumni. Are you an artist/artisan? Do you live, work and/or With campuses in Worcester and Leicester, Mass., teach in Southbridge? The Arts Center would like to fea- Becker serves 1,800 students from 18 states and 12 coun- ture Southbridge artists during the month of June, in an tries. Becker offers over 25 diverse bachelor degree pro- exhibit to premier during SouthbridgeFest on June 6. Galleries will be open from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Monday through Friday through June 30. Thursday evening hours will be from 6-8 and Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 2-4 p.m. Registration and drop-off of artwork will be held from 2-4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday May 30,31 and 5-8 p.m. Monday, June 1, or by appointment. Please contact the Arts Center

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A day for art’s sake BROOKFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Monday, June 8 Hot dogs and baked beans, oven baked fries, fruity Jell-O with topping, milk. TANTASQUA CELEBRATES STUDENT CREATIVITY Tuesday, June 9 Tacos with lettuce, tomato and cheese cup, BY CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY program fell. tures. Jewelry crafted by cific items throughout the build- salsa, blueberry cake, milk. Alternate: VILLAGER STAFF WRITER In preparation of Meddaugh’s Thompson and students was on ing encouraged kids to closely chef ’s salad. STURBRIDGE — Since the appearance at the school, high sale during the art show as well. examine the pieces they looked Wednesday, June 10 mid 1960s Tantasqua Regional school students from all classes “It’s a great opportunity for the at. Pasta and meatballs, garlic green beans, High School has taken one day crafted stories that were shared kids,” Thompson said. “They practice their vocabu- cheese stick, fruit, milk. out of each school year to appre- with the youngsters in exercises Artist Bobby Croke, a 10th- lary,”Metcalf said of the students Thursday, June 11 ciate the creative side of life. designed to let kids tap into their grader, agrees. who opted for the scavenger hunt. Homemade pepperoni and cheese calzone, pizza sauce, veggies, fruit, milk. Alternate: Thursday, May 29 was that day. creative minds. “I think it’s a good opportunity “It encourages them to look at chef ’s salad. “As a long standing tradition Biology teacher Mary Duane, for people to see what other peo- things they may have passed by.” Friday, June 12 here, we spend one day celebrat- whose students helped second ple are doing,” Croke said. Completed scavenger hunts Baked macaroni and cheese, garlic bread, ing the arts,” said Tantasqua art graders write stories based on “People can show their creativ- could be entered into a raffle for seasoned carrots, fruit, milk. teacher Paul Metcalf. magnified pictures of organisms, ity through their work,” Croke, two complimentary movie tick- All Arts Day, a daylong event, said “it was a nice connection who had several paintings on dis- ets. BURGESS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL transformed the hallways of the between the high school and the play yesterday, continued. “I To even further unlock the hid- school into a district-wide art second graders.” think everybody should take at den creativity of those who chose Monday, June 8 gallery, showcasing the creative In addition to getting to work least one year of it.” the hunt, incomplete scavenger Tacos on a hard or soft shell, corn, fruit, talents of kindergarten through with the older kids, all elemen- One affect the annual art show hunts could be folded into paper milk. 12th grade from Sturbridge, tary students received penciling has on the student body, is moti- airplanes that were launched at a Tuesday, June 9 Brookfield, Brimfield, Holland books containing a number of vating some students to attempt target, also making students eligi- Chicken parmesan on a roll, cranberry and Wales. activities, featuring cartoon working with mediums they ble for prizes. sauce, carrots, fruit, milk. Walking through corridors of depictions of all five elementary never had before. Reflecting on the day’s events, Wednesday, June 10 paintings, etchings, sculptures, school principals drawn by Tyler Bresse, a ninth-grader the art teachers saw All Arts Day Tomato soup, grilled cheese, veggie sticks, fruit, milk. and a plethora of other media, Tantasqua student Jennifer with a few etchings and samples as a great success, cohesively Thursday, June 11 Metcalf explained that this year’s Ertel. of lithography on display, said bringing together students and French toast sticks, applesauce, sausage, art extravaganza focused a lot of “It’s great having the young getting to see what other people teachers from all disciplines and potato puffs, fruit, milk. attention on younger students, kids participate,” said art teacher are working on helps give stu- grade levels. Friday, June, 12 particularly second-graders, due Steven “Rocky” Thompson. dents ideas of what art courses “They’re just a wonderful team Hamburger or cheeseburger, pickles, fruit, to a visit from a special guest to In Thompson’s studio was one they want to take in future semes- to work with,” Metcalf said of milk. the district. of several along the second floor ters. everyone involved with All Arts Children’s author Susan of the building, which Metcalf “It’s pretty interesting,” Bresse Day. TANTASQUA REGIONAL JUNIOR, SENIOR Meddaugh, creator of the said is steadily being trans- said. “I don’t think many other “We would like to expand it in HIGH SCHOOLS “Martha Speaks,” Public formed into a permanent art stu- schools do this.” the future,” Thompson said, “and Television series, made two pre- dio for students to display their For the less artistically offer more options.” Monday, June 8 sentations at Tantasqua, works. inclined, Metcalf said there were Assorted breakfast items, hash brown patty, Wednesday evening and Inside the studio, Thompson’s a number of other activities to Christopher Tanguay may be fruit, juice, milk. Alternate: nuggets, brown Thursday morning. students showed off plaster and help students truly appreciate all reached at (508) 909-4132, or by e- rice, whole wheat breadstick. Because Meddaugh’s writing is ceramic creations like masks, the works on display. mail at ctanguay@stonebridge- Tuesday, June 9 geared toward second-graders, animals, figurines, coil pots, A scavenger hunt that chal- press.com. Double hot dogs in rolls, bag of F.F. chips, that is where the emphasis of the busts and countless other sculp- lenged students to locate 12 spe- baked beans, carrots, peanut butter chews, juice, milk. Alternate: pizza and salad. Wednesday, June 10 Calzones with cheese and pepperoni or broccoli, dipping sauce, veggie, fruit, juice, SCHOOL BRIEFS milk. Alternate: chicken patty on a roll, pasta salad. Thursday, June 11 1885, offering undergraduate and graduate average of 3.5 or higher on a scale of 4.0 to Assorted sliders, chicken Parmesan or programs in the schools of Arts, Sciences and receive dean’s list recognition. Those students chicken cordon bleu, potato puffs, peas, Fiskdale student receives Education, Business Administration, Health from your circulation area who met this stan- peach shortcake, juice, milk. Sciences and Continuing and Extended dard are: Friday, June 12 academic award Studies. Make your own taco salad with the works, For more information, contact the Office of dinner rolls, fruit, juice, milk. Grade 6 SPRINGFIELD — Marie Donovan of Public Relations at (413) 205-3231. menu: nuggets, rice, rolls, whip, fruit, juice, Fiskdale was one of more than 60 students Junior High Dance milk. Alternate: nuggets, white rice, whole recognized for academic achivement recently wheat breadstick. at American International College.Friends STURBRIDGE — The Federated Church if and families joined faculty and staff for the Bucknell Announces Sturbridge and Fiskdale will hold the final WALES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Junior High School Dance of the school year annual Academic Awards and Class Night Monday, June 8 from 7-10 p.m., Friday, June 12 in Fellowship ceremony in the Griswold Theatre. Breakfast: Pop Tarts, cereal, milk, fruit, Dean’s List Hall. Donovan, a junior majoring in occupational juice. Lunch: Bologna and cheese sandwich science , received the outstanding achieve- There will be a DJ. These are fun evenings LEWISBURG, Pa. — Bucknell University on whole wheat bread, baked chips, carrots, ment award . for all junior high school students. student Kelly C. McGee, Sturbridge, daughter fruit, milk. During the ceremony, Senior Class We have a “once you’re in, you’re in” poli- of William and Sarah McGee of Sturbridge, Tuesday, June 9 President Charlene Williams presented the cy.Parents can pick up their youth outside on and a 2008 graduate of Tantasqua Regional H Breakfast: Muffins, cereal, milk, fruit, juice. Class Gift to AIC President Vince Maniaci and the front steps of the Federated Church at S, Fiskdale, has been named to the the dean’s Lunch: Crispy chicken patty on roll, pasta Mathew Wisniewski, class of 2009, delivered 10:00 pm. The cost per youth is $7 and a snack list for outstanding academic achievement salad, cucumbers, fruit, milk. the Ivy Oration. bar is available. during the spring semester of the 2008-09 aca- Wednesday, June 10 American International College is a pri- Dances will resume again in September demic year. A student must earn a grade point Breakfast: Doughnuts, , cereal, milk, fruit, vate, coeducational institution founded in juice. Lunch: Hot dog on roll, macaroni and cheese, baked beans, corn, fruit, milk. Thursday, June 11 ARTS a local agency which is supported by the members are welcome. Breakfast: French toast sticks, cereal, milk, continued from page A6 Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state fruit, juice. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, oven agency. SOMETHING NEW fries, peas, fruit, milk. (508)764-3341 or Chris Berard (508)765-9165 if Hours are 9 – 10:15 a.m. for artists ages 6-8, Friday, June 12 you are interested in participating. in grades 1-3; from 10:30 a.m. – noon for artists Breakfast: Hash browns, cereal, milk, fruit, As part of SouthbridgeFest at 10 a.m., ages 9-11, in grades 4-6. A new addition to Arts Center has appeared juice. Lunch: Pepperoni pizza, carrots, fruit, Saturday, June 6, a puppet show will be held Register for one week of classes, either July on the property – a 6-foot gray container – milk. on the lawn titled “Rosalita and the Giant 6 – July 10; July 13 – July 17; July 20 – July 24; “Got Books?” — located at the rear of the Bugs.” Rosalita shrinks down to the size of July 27 – July 31. parking lot near the Gateway dumpster. her garden bugs and goes on an adventure. An art show featuring artwork from all par- Donate your books: hardcover, paperback, FIVE ANSWERS ticipating students to be held Sunday, Aug. 2 There is no charge for this show. Bring a blan- new, old, textbooks, children’s, fiction, non-fic- 1. Columbia ket or a chair as the puppets will perform out- from 2-4 p.m. tion. Also: Videos, CDs, DVDs and audio Registration for this program is 10 a.m. – 4 2. The USA side on the lawn. The show will be inside if books... Proceeds will benefit the QVCAH 3. Tufts University the weather is rainy. p.m., Saturday, June 6 during Southbridge Capital Fund account. Please — NO encyclo- Fest or during gallery hours in June at the 4. Warren Harding Browse the gallery.Register for the free chil- pedias, magazines, newspapers, catalogs. For 5. Sheriff and dessert dren’s art classes held in July. Watch the 11 Arts Center 111 Main St., Southbridge. more information, visit www.gotbooks.com a.m. parade on Main Street from our lawn. Sponsored by United Lens ANNUAL MEETING Don’t Tie up an SUMMER ART CLASSES The annual meeting of the Quinebaug Register now for free summer art classes at Valley Council of the Arts and Humanities Emergency Ambulance for the Arts Center – 111 Main St., Southbridge, will be held at 7 p.m., Tuesday, June 30 in the by calling 508-764-3341 or by email to galleries at 111 Main St., Southbridge. All [email protected] The classes are sponsored by Non-emergency Transport Quinebaug Valley Council for the Arts and Humanities and supported in part with a Southbridge Overhead Door Call grant from the Southbridge Cultural Council, 154 Central St. Southbridge 508.765.5551 (Please call for appt!) K’s

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Jessica Charbasz, of Sturbridge carefully places her seeds into the individual cups of an egg carton.

MONSON — Fourth grader at Burgess Elementary, Kendra Salviuolo, of Sturbridge, finds words in a wordsearch puzzle during a field trip to Norcross Wildlife Sanctuary, Thursday, May 28.

Emma Warren, of Sturbridge looks at different types of birds and their nests during a field trip to Norcross Wildlife Sanctuary.

Matt Langevin, of Sturbridge holds up his caterpiller pencil decoration. Photos by Shawn Kelley

Taylor Asquith, of Sturbridge shows off her colorful caterpillar.

Shayna Kushner and Taylor Asquith, of Meghan Simoneau, of Sturbridge, labels her seeds with a little help from mom, Katie Aaron Inthirath, of Sturbridge clips his coffee filter butterfly Sturbridge work on planting their seeds Simoneau. wings on. together. Friday, June 5, 2009 • STURBRIDGE VILLAGER 9 CALENDAR

Club will meet at 7 p.m. in a new The Grange requests that all frogs locate a unit nearest you. Sturbridge Village. BNI is a busi- venue — the First Baptist entered in the contest be returned to ness and professional networking Friday, June 5 Congregational Church at 307 the pond or wetland where they STURBRIDGE — Business people organization whose primary pur- STURBRIDGE — Town officials Boston Road in Sutton Town Center. were found. and professionals may attend and pose is to exchange qualified busi- will host a send-off party for Town The program is Organic Gardening learn more about CBA, a four-year- ness referrals. Administrator James J. Malloy with 101. New members are encouraged old networking group with a com- What makes BNI unique is that it cocktails at 6 p.m. and a buffet din- and welcome. munity focus in Sturbridge and sur- allows only one person per profes- ner at 6:30 p.m. in the Oliver Wight Saturday, June 20 rounding towns. Meetings also pro- sion to join a chapter. Thus, once Tavern at Old Sturbridge Village for vide stimulating information on you’ve joined, there is no conflict in WEBSTER — Bernadette Circle those purchasing tickets by May 27. economic topics affecting our passing referrals, and none of your #709 Daughters of Isabella will hold There will be a podium set-up for Thursday, June 18 region. competitors can participate. a Yard Sale / Bake Sale on the lawns anyone who would like to say a few Meetings are held on the first and However, if your competition joins DUDLEY — The Dudley Grange of Sacred Heart Emmaus Center 17 words of encouragement and third Thursdays each month from 7 first, this opportunity is gone. will hold its 54th annual Strawberry East Main Street, Webster, from 9 farewell. to 8:30 a.m. at the Oliver Wight To RSVP, call 508-943-2400 or e- Festival from 4 p.m. until the berries a.m. – 3 p.m. Tables will be available Tavern at Old Sturbridge Village. mail flynnatty@gmail. are gone at Center Road near at $25 each. Anyone interested in For information, call 413-245-3483. Nichols College. Just follow the participating, may call Jane Mills at STURBRIDGE — The Al-Anon signs. 860-928-3890 or Louise Ravenelle at STURBRIDGE — The MOMS group will meet at 7 p.m. at Friday, June 12 Strawberry shortcakes are made 508-943-9551. Deadline for reserva- (Moms Offering Moms Support) Sturbridge Federated Church, 8 with fresh strawberries, home-style tions is June 15. STURBRIDGE — The Federated Cub of Sturbridge meets every sec- Maple St. Al-Anon is an anonymous biscuits and real, fresh whipped Rain date for the sale will be Church if Sturbridge and Fiskdale ond Monday of the month. This is a program for people who have been cream. No sugar added shortcakes Saturday, June 27. will hold the final Junior High support group for the mother-at- affected by a problem of alcoholism for diabetics are available on School Dance of the school year home of today, interested in the in a relative or friend. All are wel- request. from 7-10 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. world around you, wanting a variety come to attend. The menu also includes hand-cut There will be a DJ. These are fun Ongoing of activities for you and your chil- evenings for all junior high school French fries, hamburgers, hot dogs SOUTHBRIDGE — The Phoenix dren and proud of your choice of at- STURBRIDGE — Want to become students. and popcorn. Mac’s Place will also Bay Path Composite Squadron, Civil home mothering for your family. a better communicator and increase We have a “once you’re in, you’re provide corn chowder, fritters and Air Patrol meets on Wednesday For details about the meeting or your self-confidence? The Village in” policy. Parents can pick up their much more. The Black Tavern and evenings from 6 – 9 p.m. at the for more information about the Toastmasters meets at 7 p.m. on the youth outside on the front steps of newly renovated barn will be open Harrington Memorial Health club, please contact Leila Leyvas second, third and fourth Thursday the Federated Church at 10:00 pm. for tours. A barn sale and quilt raffle Service building on 61 Pine St., at [email protected] of the month at the Southbridge The cost per youth is $7 and a snack will also be held. Southbridge, between Mary E. Wells or visit Savings Bank on Route 20. bar is available. Entertainment includes the Old Jr. High School and Trinity Catholic www.sturbridgemomsclub.org. Guests are always welcome. Dances will resume again in Fiddlers’ Club of Rhode Island, the Academy. Accepting membership For more information, go to vil- September Pulaski Brass Band, face painting, for Cadets (12 years and older) and STURBRIDGE — Local Business lage.freetoasthost.com or games for the kids, a smoke house Adults. For more information, People are encouraged to visit the www.toastmasters.org, call Dennis and the traditional frog jumping please email [email protected] or local BNI Chapter, Business at 508-347-9343 or email contest with registration at 5:30 [email protected] or connect Visionaries, scheduled every [email protected] p.m. The frog jumping contest starts Tuesday, June 16 to the National Civil Air Patrol web- Tuesday from 7 - 8:30 a.m., at the at 6 p.m. SUTTON — The Sutton Garden site at www.gocivilairpatrol.com to Oliver Wight Tavern at Old OSV potters light up massive brick kiln to fire redware pottery

STURBRIDGE — The massive 1830s-style to bring the kiln to maximum firing tempera- the temperature is too hot, the pots will Hervy Brooks, however, left a nearly com- 24-foot-high brick kiln at Old Sturbridge ture of 1,900 degrees. At that temperature, the become so soft with the heat that they give plete set of account books, documenting his Village will come alive on Saturday,June 13 as kiln bricks glow and the flames roar,engulfing weigh under their own weight and collapse,” trade from 1802 to 1864, when the demand for Village potters fire it up to 1,900 degrees the inside and rising 24 feet high to come out Friedman said. locally-made earthenware was eclipsed by tin Fahrenheit and fire a year’s worth of vintage- of the top of the stack. The pottery is fired all The OSV kiln was built using two different and imported English ceramics. Old style redware pottery hand-crafted at the night, and it takes another 40 hours for the mortars used in early New England: a Sturbridge Village potters rely on Brooks’ museum. Low-fired earthenware is called kiln to cool before the dramatic “drawing the clay/sand mortar for the inside, which must records to accurately depict the craft of a “redware” since the clay takes on a brick-red kiln” – unloading the finished wares. withstand the high heat of the fire, and a color after firing. OSV potters will be stoking “Of all the activities we demonstrate at the lime/sand mortar for the exterior, which must the kiln fire all day in preparation for a special Old Sturbridge Village, firing the potter’s kiln resist harsh weather. The whole structure is “Evening at the Kiln” firing from 7 – 9 p.m. is surely the most dramatic,” notes Jeff bound together with steel bands forged in the June 13. Friedman, of Princeton, Mass., head of pot- museum blacksmith shop. Daytime visitors to the museum can watch tery interpretation at OSV. “It’s a rare oppor- Throughout the year, museum potters pottery demonstrations and the kiln prepara- tunity to see an oven of such size roaring and demonstrate pottery-making in Hervy Brooks tion. Visitors to the special evening kiln firing glowing. You can even hear a tiny clinking original workshop, which was dismantled and can try their hands at “throwing” a piece of sound as the pots contract upon themselves, moved to the Village in 1962. Using a foot pottery, enjoy appetizers and drinks in red- and nothing is as exciting as opening the kiln pedal pottery wheel, they make all the wares ware mugs, and watch the glow as sparks fly door, one brick at a time, to see the finished of a typical 1830s potter: mugs and milk pans, into the night sky. Evening event: $35 per per- pots.” inkwells, washbowls, jars, flower pots, pitch- son; $30 for museum members. Pre-registra- Friedman notes that with a vintage-style ers, platters and pudding pans. tion is required: www.osv.org, 1-800-SEE-1830. kiln, managing the heat is a tricky business to Local farmer/potters were a fixture in Built with 15,000 bricks, the Old Sturbridge make sure that the pots come out right. The early New England, providing a necessary Village kiln is an “updraft bottle kiln, exactly fire is first stoked with hardwood, but to reach service to rural communities. They usually replicating one used by farmer/potter Hervey maximum temperature, the potters must then dug clay from the earth on their own farms, Brooks in Goshen, Conn. in the early 1800s. switch to pine, which burns more quickly. often near the bend of a river, where good clay When fully loaded for firing, the kiln holds 800 “The balance between under stoking and was often found. Their wares – once common- freshly glazed pots stacked 10 feet high. It over stoking is very fine. If the fire isn’t hot place – are now collectors’ items, as their art takes three cords of wood stoked over 24 hours enough, the glaze will not form properly. If vanished, leaving little documentation.

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VIEWS ANDOPINION COMMENTARY FROM STURBRIDGE, BRIMFIELD, HOLLAND AND WALES EDITORIAL Appreciating Take a trip to animal the beach in instincts y friend, Sandra, is worried. The economy, of course, is part of her our cars M worries, along with the rising rate of joblessness, the lack of time to do all that needs doing on any given day,and all sorts of No swimming. strife here, there, and everywhere. It seems to be the sign of the summer. We were commiserating Last year, as the economy was just begin- recently, expressing our ning to head south, the summer hassle was thoughts on how tribula- the price of gas — almost exclusively so. The tion and challenges can price went up so fast and so high it began a build (or at least reveal) trend. The staycation. character and strengthen This year, while were staying put on vaca- faith. I was surprised, tion, it seems we are expected to sweat and though, when she conclud- deal with hot, cranky family members who LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ed our discussion of the would rather be swimming. need for "opposition in all Who could blame them? things" (how can we truly Well, the state can. The Department of AS YOU know and appreciate great Conservation and Recreation has closed a Turnout was great for revitalization summit joy without comparing it to number of beaches this summer on the mere LIKE IT sufficient sadness?) with “anticipation” of budget cuts this year. To the Editor: each individual considers items deemed wor- her inability to accept what They aren’t sure. I would like to extend my sincere gratitude thy of consideration and forward those sug- we generally call the "natu- They’re closing the beaches anyway. for the overwhelming turnout for Tuesday gestions to me, so that I may collate and cata- MARK ASHTON ral order" of things in the That’s not the worst of this comedy of night’s Downtown Revitalization Summit. We log them. I would further ask for considera- animal world. errors. When asked if she was aware of any had 45 commitments and ended up with near- tion of submitting these thoughts to me with- She just couldn't understand why lions reasonably close swimming options for area ly 70 attendees. It certainly speaks to the deep in the next seven days, so that I can organize need to hunt and eat smaller, slower crea- residents headed to Streeter Point in commitment that each of those who attended them for prioritization by the co-op at large. tures, which in turn may hunt prey of their Sturbridge or Dean Pond in Brimfield, has to our community, our vitality, and our I also ask that people reach out to me with own, on down to the grasshoppers and bugs spokesman Wendy Fox was unaware of any future prosperity.I am deeply grateful to all of any concerns, questions, thoughts so that we that eat who knows what, if not occasionally close alternatives. The best DCR could come them. leave no issues left unaddressed. If we are to each other. ("What's even smaller than a up with was Chicopee Memorial Park in To that end, I do hope as well, that the succeed, we must be willing to have frank dia- mite's mouth?" goes the old conundrum/rid- Chicopee. town’s commitment to this endeavor is evi- logue both individually and collectively. As dle. The answer: "Whatever goes into it!" A quick search of Google put such a trip at dent by the presence of representatives from well, please note that I am an individual who Which is mighty small, after all.) 25-30 miles in distance with travel time the Board of Selectmen, Planning Board, firmly believes in confidentiality, and where But my friend said she was having a hard between 30 minutes on the Mass. Pike or Building Department, Conservation warranted or requested, people can be time reconciling the dog-eat-dog (or croco- about an hour on Route 20. On a hot day.With Commission, Board of Health, ZBA and those assured that I will respect confidential discus- dile-eat-hyena hyena-eat-duck duck-eat- a car full of irritable kids. residents at large who are partnering with us. sions. waterbug) ways of the world with an overall Good luck. Mike Harrington has secured the Main Finally, let me again express my sincere optimistic view of things. Her remarks got We don’t begrudge the state its reasonable Ballroom of the Publick House for our next gratitude for the attendance Tuesday night me to thinking. I certainly don't have an efforts at balancing the state budget. But we meeting, which will be held Tuesday, June 2 and for the willingness to embark upon this answer for why every creature on the planet fail to see how much planning goes into these at 5:45 p.m. At this particular meeting we will cooperative course. I pledge my complete seems to have at least one "natural enemy" — decisions. If the state agencies involved admit identify events that will be isolated for promo- commitment to finding success and identify- typically someone (or something) just above that — once again – they are unfamiliar with tion as well as identifying the Action Steps ing solutions to the challenges ahead. or below it on the "food scale." Then there are what lies west of Interstate 495, we invite necessary for Planning, Coordination and internecine conflicts, which man seems to be them to come out and take a drive around in Execution. THOMAS R. CREAMER pursuing at such a pace that only the bacte- In the interim, I respectfully request that ria and cockroaches may be left! our cars. FISKDALE At their personal expense — not the state’s. I guess I just always accepted this way-of- Preferably in that hot car with those impa- the-world wariness as a fact of life, an tient children who only want a day at the immutable part of nature — like gravity, beach on a summer day. Luminaria will now serve two good causes magnetism, the cycle of day-to-night, like (as We’d like to think such a drive would prove Disney puts it in "The Lion King") "The educational. To the Editor: one who would rather use it), we would like to Circle of Life." I suppose that's not really an But we doubt it would end up happening. The Relay For Life of the Greater ask folks to bring one canned food for every answer — and certainly not very comforting; Southbridge Area is just about three weeks luminaria sold. The canned food will be so Sandra's questions got me to wondering away.It’ll be here before we know it. placed in the luminaria to hold it in place what the world might be like if things One thing that is amazing about Relay par- throughout the night and the tea light candle weren’t rooted solely in self-preservation. ticipants is that “Relayers” are always look- will be placed on top of the can of food. After Well, actually,we've already been promised HOW TO SUBMIT ing to come up with innovative ideas to help Relay is over on Saturday,instead of just toss- that world — at a time to be announced later with fundraising. Ron Ravenelle, a team ing the stone dust onto the track at McMahon — as a day when "the lion and the lamb shall member of Pawfect Pals, found the following Field, we will collect the cans of food and lie down together" and the child shall play LETTERS idea while looking at other Relay Web sites donate them to the Southbridge Food Pantry! with dangerous serpents and not be harmed, and passed it along to planning committee Not only will the Relay benefit from luminar- etc ... In this "peaceable kingdom," every- Send letters to the editor to Walter members. ia sold, but so will the Food Pantry — two thing will be both hunky and dory. The luminaria (fire resistant bags with tea very worthy causes. Bird at the Charlton Villager, 25 Elm St., It sounds pretty laid back, paradisiacal light candles in them) are lit up at 9 p.m. on Luminaria can be purchased from any even, which is precisely what it is. However, Southbridge, MA 01550, or by e-mail to Friday, June 19 in memory of, or in honor of team captain or team members, or you can the road to paradise has always been fraught [email protected]. Allow at family, friends, neighbors and pets who have contact Casey Pereira, American Cancer with plenty of pitfalls, problems, tempta- succumbed to cancer and those still fighting Society,Community Executive, Development, least 48 hours for a tions, and other distractions. And again, the battle. Luminaria are sold for $5 each 350 Plantation St., Worcester, MA 01604, tel. don't we need to experience some hardships confirmation (that includes the tea light candle). The idea 508-270-4676. along the way in order to appreciate the response. Please is instead of using stone dust to keep the peace and comfort of the final destination? supply home luminaria in place, as we always have in the FAYE FULONE SWEENEY I got to watch a really neat video last week past (stone dust will still be available for any- CHARLTON (we've cut back considerably on our cable bill address and phone without any real hardship in being "out of number. Don’t send the loop"). It was a Disney flick called "Eight letters via fax. Below," based on a true story of Antarctic explorers and the sled dogs they had to leave There is no word An ‘in-betweener’s’ life with technology behind. The hardy critters had been used to count for letters, the eating "dog food" and relying upon human discerning reader s I make my way that my 14-year-old brother caretaking, but when winter left them aban- doned at an isolated outpost, they had to will understand that through my day, grab- thinks has always existed Abing my cell phone, KRISTAL actually did, in fact, exist. revert to their own resourcefulness. In the brevity is the key to checking my e-mail on my For example, in the seventh movie, that meant finding and feeding upon good communica- laptop, and programming KLEAR grade, a friend of mine recom- gulls, beached whales, and other sources of tion. Longer submissions will be pub- wherever I’m headed into my mended that I sign up for an sub-arctic protein. GPS before I back out of the AIM account, telling me some- I'm not sure if Sandra would like the dog- lished as space allows. driveway, I sometimes won- KRISTINA thing that went like this: eat-bird-and-whale world much better than “Your Turn” guest columns can be der what my life would be REARDON “Since you love reading and the dog-eat-dog one, but I found the movie used for longer pieces, and should be like without all that stuff. writing and talking on the uplifting, inspiring, and the protagonist I’m just old enough to phone, you should try out this pooches truly heroic — if not outright majes- between 700-800 words. vaguely recall the car phone new thing called Instant tic! The editor, at his or her discretion, my parents had when I was in elementary Messenger. It’s like talking, but it’s like Meanwhile, we humans could probably reserves the right to edit all submissions. school, or the fact that Instant Messenger writing. And it’s, like, cool.” learn something about living happily and wasn’t widely used until I was in middle Or there was that time that I realized productively by observing some of these school, or that Facebook didn’t exist until that more and more kids around me had "lesser" animals and adopting their basic I was a freshman in college. cell phones, and that I was one of the Lone appreciation for the simple pleasures of exis- I’m part of that in-between generation of Rangers left with pocketfuls of dimes and tence. These dogs, even while observing a Americans — not part of the generation quarters for the pay phone in the high pecking order of sorts in their pack, did that saw all this stuff happen as adults, school lobby. share with one another, did assist their and not part of the generation that literal- “Oh my gosh,” one of my other friends weaker members, did succor their sick and ly can’t imagine life without it all because, told me. “You so need a cell phone. What if mourn for their departed. Can we really be well, they’ve never experienced life with- you use up all your quarters calling home sure man is the highest form of life on the planet when there are such noble creatures Serving Sturbridge, Brimfield, Holland and Wales out it all. and nobody picks up and then you can’t So, that leaves me with half an adoles- call home again?” as those in the "Eight Below" clan? What is it, 25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550 cence that can relate to my parents’ gener- I think my mother’s answer to that ques- in fact, that sets man above the rest of ani- Telephone (800) 367-9898 ation, which, of course, allows me to say tion at the time would have involved words mal creation? I think it was Mark Twain who noted that Fax (508) 764-8015 things to my 14-year-old brother, like: “Put like “peace,” and “quiet,” and “happi- man is "the only creature that is capable of www.sturbridgevillager.net that cell phone down, already! Don’t you ness,” and “daughter not being annoying.” know what life was like without one?” This, of course, is because after I got my blushing — or that needs to." Evolutionist theories aside, that's as good an explanation FRANK G. WALTER C. But since I am not quite a part of my first cell phone during senior year of high parents’ generation, and I bridge the gap school, I was able to repeatedly call my as any for why we've been here 10,000 years IRD R CHILINSKI B J . between the little brother and them, that mom (as in, dial, hang up, dial again, hang (give or take a lost weekend in a cave in Mesopotamia) and still haven't learned to get PRESIDENT AND WEEKLY EDITOR still allows my parents to say things to me, up and dial again many times per minute) along as well as some of our four-legged PUBLISHER AT-LARGE like: “Would you stop texting while you’re to tell her that I’d forgotten my lunch, and friends. Walking upright isn't the end of evo- telling your brother to put his cell phone my flute, and my homework on the kitchen lution — perhaps just a lesson on the way to RACY EELYE down, already!” counter — and oh, yeah, pretty please T S winning wings! EDITOR, STURBRIDGE VILLAGER Indeed, my teenage years are sprinkled would she bring them to school for me? with moments of revelation—moments Turn To REARDON A15 Mark Ashton writes a weekly column for when I first realized that new technology page Stonebridge Press publications. Friday, June 5, 2009 • STURBRIDGE VILLAGER 11 Trailblazers honored for Special Olympic feats

TRAILBLAZERS Seventeen-year-old Adam Bowler continued from page A1 proudly displayed his medals — two gold and one silver — on Friday. Last year, Special Olympics com- Bowler was a member of the first memorated its 40th annual interna- place relay team in Holyoke. tional event. Besides the relay, Bowler said he Since the first Tantasqua team enjoyed participating in the throw- was formed in 2003, participation on ing events. the Trailblazers team has become a Al Ferreira attended last Friday’s favorite aspect of school for stu- event at Tantasqua in support of his dents from Sturbridge, Brimfield, twin daughters, 12-year olds Emily Holland, Wales and Brookfield. and Erin. Looney explained that students Ferreira explained how involve- can enter the program as early as 3- ment in the Special Olympics has years old as “athletes in training,” reinforced skills in other facets of and may begin to compete at 8. his daughters’ lives. “We actually do it as part of the “It works in conjunction with the school curriculum,” Looney said fol- [physical therapy] and the [occupa- lowing a multimedia presentation at tional therapy] they get in school,” Tantasqua High School featuring a Ferreira said. slide show of pictures from the “The increased activity that they Special Olympics. “The kids look get helps in their motivation,” forward to it. They ask about it Ferreira said of his daughters. “It through the school year.” gets them to move more than they normally would.” This year’s event, for which the Christopher Tanguay photo student athletes were recognized Reflecting on the team’s field day last week, took place on Thursday, in Holyoke, Ferreira made sure to The Tantasqua Trailblazers Special Olympic team proudly shows off their banner at an awards ceremony Friday, May 29. May 7 in Holyoke and focused on commend the dedicated efforts of all track and field. the staff members. Nearly choked with emotion, — athletes mingling around the see the parents with their children, Christopher Tanguay may be “It gives the kids a sense of room sharing their trophies. and the support and the love. It was reached at (508) 909-4132, or by e-mail accomplishment,” Looney said. Ferreira beamed with joy as he watched his — and everyone else’s “It was that 10-fold on the day of great.” at [email protected]. And that it does. the Olympics,” Ferreira said. “To Newspapers adapt to Swimming options dry up amid budget cuts

SWIMMING ly do,” Panaccione added, say- an evolving business continued from page A1 ing that Dean Pond is widely popular with locals, and pro- Five locales, including vided a healthy alternative NEWSPAPERS said. for kids, rather than sitting in Enhancements to the Streeter Point Recreation continued from page A1 Area in Sturbridge, will not front of video games all sum- Southbridge Evening News’ mer. own Web site, www.the- be staffed this summer, and “The e-edition of the paper There are still a few of the heartofmassachusetts.com, will have a ban on swimming is as it appears in print, just approximately 80 state-spon- are also in the works, soon at the public beach. delivered electronically,” sored swimming locations allowing for real time Three additional locations, said Bruce Gaultney, pub- where you can go to cool off updates and both daily and including Dean Pond in the lisher of the Telegram and this summer that won’t have weekly news posts. Brimfield Sate Forest, will Gazette. you traveling all over Gaultney said that no matter have limited staff, but will Gaultney said the decision Massachusetts. what newspapers to try to also not allow swimming. to put the entire paper Spencer State Forest in keep pace with modern tech- “DCR tried to pick areas online was made to give Spencer, Lake Dennison in nology, he cannot envision a that were near other areas readers a choice of how they Winchendon and time when there are no com- that had open swimming, want to get their news. Quinsigamond State Park in munity newspapers, which staffed swimming, so as to not “It’s just a different plat- Worcester all offer freshwater offer local news, pertinent to be really too inconveniencing form,” Gaultney said. beaches open to the public. the lives of the readers, a for people,” explained Fox. The online edition of the DCR will also be maintain- quality many larger newspa- “At those park that are paper, though free for now, ing staff at Andrew J. Petro pers no longer have. closed for swimming, there Gaultney said, will soon Swimming Pool on Randolph “My belief,” Gaultney said, will be flyers and information carry a fee. Street in Southbridge, and “is for a long time to come, on where you might go “It’s a very limited time that the Bennett Field and Dennis there will be print copies of instead,” Fox continued, it will be free,” Gaultney F.Shine Memorial Swimming community newspapers.” though unaware of any rea- said. “This is a free demo, sonably close swimming Pools in Worcester. but there will be a subscrip- Sturbridge Recreation Christopher Tanguay may be holes to the tion model.” Coordinator Lynne Girouard reached at (508) 909-4132, or Sturbridge/Brimfield area “I think every business is said she does not know what by e-mail at ctanguay@stone- herself. looking at how they can be According to Sullivan’s kind of impact the closing of bridgepress.com. Streeter Point will have on more efficient,” Gaultney statement, local residents Shawn Kelley photo local residents this summer, looking for a public beach are A DCR press release was tacked to the entrance to Streeter Point encouraged to use that at reminding people that the town still has tennis and bas- Recreation Area in Sturbridge advising would-be swimmers where they Chicopee Memorial State could find an open beach. Park in Chicopee. ketball courts, and the Selectmen interview “That’s way too far,” said Summer Concert Series avail- Girouard said with only six Chairman of the Brimfield able as other recreation parking spaces and limited Christopher Tanguay may Board of Selectmen Diane options. accessibility, Cedar Lake will be reached at (508) 909-4132, or interim TA candidates Panaccione. As for swimming, the beach not suffice as an alternative by e-mail at ctanguay@stone- “I think it’s a shame, I real- at the Cedar Lake Recreation to Streeter Point. bridgepress.com. Area is town owned, but TA safe, but it is also the duty of continued from page A1 the Selectmen to be stewards of taxpayer dollars. date,” said Selectman Ted Blanchard explained that as Goodwin, speaking about proj- a regional high school, the Sturbridge discusses future of Hamant Brook ects such as the Town Hall and financial burden of a fulltime Center Office renovations and resource officer should not fall the Burgess Elementary School solely on Sturbridge. ly pay for anything,” he The Selectmen agreed to HAMANT said. building project. continued from page A1 Selectman Scott Garieri revisit the subject at their June Despite that variable, agreed with Goodwin, saying, 15 meeting, to which they will Richards said that with the two dams be removed from the brook “Because we’re dealing on a invite Police Chief Thomas the town’s support, the to restore temperature and brook trout short term basis, experience is Ford, Tantasqua plan would fit all of the population as part of a grander plan to paramount.” Superintendent Daniel G. criteria needed for improve the overall quality of the The Board voted to allow Durgin and the Sturbridge rep- Millennium funds. Quniebaug River, of which Hamant Brook Chairman Mary Blanchard to resentatives of the Tantasqua “I would be shocked if is a tributary. meet with Racicot a second School Committee for their this wasn’t a gold-star The proposal is currently at a standstill, time and report back to render input. application,” Richards as a letter of support from the town is a final decision following that The Board also addressed a said, indicating that he needed for biologist Todd Richards of meeting. formal request from would actively work with Fisheries and Wildlife to proceed with an The Board also met last night Conservation Commission the town to find additional application for funding. With no decisions with the Finance Committee to Chairman David Barnicle to funding sources if the and no letter, Richards said the project discuss some amendments to render an opinion regarding project for some reason would not be as appealing for funds. File photo the working town budget prior the State Department of the project was not accept- The money for the project, if it is A group of local residents, area outdoorsmen and river special- to the continuation of the Fisheries and Wildlife’s propos- ed by Millennium. endorsed by the town, would potentially ists, including Peter Schilling of Trout Unlimited (far right) Annual Town Meeting next al to remove the dams along In a presentation from come from a funding stream sponsored by toured the CRC property in April to take a look at the potential week. The more passionately Hamant Brook on the Camp river restoration specialist the Millennium Power Plant in Charlton, impact of dam removal for the purpose of improving Quinebaug discussed topic however, was Robinson Crusoe property. Beth Lambert, people got a which pledged $3 million toward the clean River water quality. the Finance Committee’s con- Although they did not vote chance to see the step-by- up of the Quinebaug. cern over what they perceived on an official stance, the gener- step process of transform- Childress’ largest concern is the cost to to begin conducting a variety of studies to as a lack of movement on the al attitude of the Board was to ing a pond held by a dam back into a free tax payers if the restoration project is not make sure the project is properly.In doing issue they raised earlier in the support the proposal. flowing stream, through photographs of a endorsed. those studies, Richards would find year, about the need for a full- “It’s a no win situation similar project on Town Brook in If the project is not endorsed and the answers to questions like the potential time resource police officer at because the town is so evenly Plymouth. dams stay, the town must foot the annual impact on well water. Tantasqua High School. divided on this,” said After discussing concerns like the pro- bill of inspections and mandatory repairs. “We have to keep the town informed as According to the Finance Selectman Hal White referring ject’s affect on nearby wells if the ponds The first round of inspections, costing the information comes back to us,” Committee, the issue has been to the Town Meeting vote that are lowered and the possible cost of treat- approximately $7,000 per dam, is due in Creamer said, explaining that there would raised with the Personnel resulted in a 62-62 split when ing the ponds for invasive aquatic vegeta- August. be ample opportunity for further discus- Board for the last three years trying to garner a town consen- tion if the ponds stay, Chairman of the “There are no loopholes,” Childress sion with the public during the process of with little response. sus. Conservation Commission David said. “You have to go through the process preparing the application. “Police presence makes a big “I think the deciding factor Barnicle, who had previously been very of making the dams safe.” Ultimately,Creamer said the alternative difference, just the police walk- comes down to the financial vocal about there not being enough infor- According to a study conducted by to removal of the dams through the ing around,” said Finance responsibility of the town,” mation to give the project the green light, InterFluve on behalf of Fisheries and restoration project would be for the town Committee member Priscilla White continued. suggested a meeting between his organiza- Wildlife, the cost to repair the dams from to assume complete control — and annual Gimas, indicating that the Although both Goodwin and tion and the Board of Selectmen to decide their current state into compliance with expenses — of the dams, a decision that three person administrative Blanchard were on the fence who would be responsible for writing the state regulations is in the ballpark of would have to be made at a town meeting structure at Tantasqua, while regarding the topic, Selectmen endorsement and whether or not it would $487,000. because it would be an expenditure of proficient at running the Thomas Creamer and Garieri be written. Either way, Barnicle said a A similar study conducted by CME funds. school, was not enough to han- were both in favor of the pro- decision should be reached soon because Associates on behalf of the town placed The studies needed for the funding dle the 1,300 student popula- posal. all of the questions that can be answered that figure closer to $518,000. Total replace- application could potentially put at ease tion. The ultimate decision as to without the fieldwork that would be ment of the dams, according to CME, the minds of people with yet unanswered Despite a clear push by some whether or not Fisheries and involved in drafting the application for would cost approximately $1.2 million. questions. members of the Finance Wildlife will proceed with the funding have been answered. The financial burden that would be “This way here,” Creamer said, “the Committee to draw a solid opin- brook restoration plan will Thomas Creamer, the only member of placed on the shoulders of the taxpayers if town can make a more informed deci- ion of support or opposition come down to a vote of the the Board of Selectmen at the meeting, the dams are to stay was enough to help sion.” from the Selectmen, Blanchard Conservation Commission at said afterward, “I agree with Dave 100 per- make up some minds, though Richards did was careful to respond to the their next meeting, Thursday cent.” acknowledge that nothing is definite. Christopher Tanguay may be reached at concerns by explaining that the at 7:30 p.m. at the Senior Center. “This does not become the final deci- “There’s no guarantee that Millennium (508) 909-4132, or by e-mail at Board understood the obliga- sion,” Creamer said, indicating that all an and the management team will necessari- [email protected]. tion to keep school children endorsement would do is allow Richards 12 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 5, 2009

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BY TERESA A. FRANCO NEWS STAFF WRITER AUBURN — According to state officials, the Town of Auburn will soon be on its way to becoming the hub of clean energy in Massachusetts. On Monday, June 1, Auburn was recently dubbed the future host for one of the world’s most advanced lithium ion battery manufacturing plants by Boston Power. On Monday,many prominent state and local officials assembled in the parking lot of the former Filene’s Basement warehouse building on Millbury Street — the future site of the manufacturing plant — to hear the announcement. The new facili- ty would produce and meet the demand for eco-certified lithium- ion batteries for plug-in hybrids Teresa A. Franco photos The former Filene’s Basement warehouse, which will be the location for the lithium- and battery electric vehicles, note- Gov. Deval Patrick addresses the crowd at a press conference Monday, June 1, in ion battery facility. book PCs and national security Auburn that announced the town has been chosen by Boston-Power to be the host applications. In addition to produc- of the world’s most advanced lithium-ion battery manufacturing plant. ation potential the facility possess- in proving to be a successful loca- ing eco-certified batteries, the facil- es. tion for the development and man- ity is also projected to produce 600 “Six-hundred jobs in Auburn is a ufacturing of efficient energy stor- jobs and 2,000 more jobs indirectly. through the American Recovery colleagues in the Congressional and Reinvestment Act. Boston- delegation to make this happen.” mighty good benefit,” Gov. Patrick age,” Grossman said. In attendance at the event were said. Bowles pointed out the lead the Gov. Deval Patrick, Lt. Gov. Power is also trying to get funds Lampe-Onnerud spoke highly of through a proposed program allo- Massachusetts and described it as The governor noted that there is Commonwealth already has in pro- Timothy Murray, Congressman still “a lot of work to be done” but ducing clean energy. James McGovern, Secretary of cation in the Fiscal Year 2010 feder- an area of “innovation” and said al budget under the Defense she felt privileged her company is a that he looks forward to taking the “The race is on to capture the Energy and Environmental Affairs steps to do so and said that it is “a enormous economic and environ- Ian Bowles and Boston-Power Production Act, which supports part of it. She pointed out that the the creation of manufacturing company applied for stimulus day to celebrate.” mental benefits of clean energy Founder and CEO Dr. Christina McGovern said Auburn and and Massachusetts is in the lead,” Lampe-Onnerud. The local officials facilities in the United States that money two weeks ago. are important for National “I think if our application gets Central Massachusetts is a good Bowles said in a press release from present were the entire Board of location for the facility because it’s Boston-Power. Selectmen, State Rep. Paul Frost Security. The Auburn site was cho- read correctly, we have a good sen by Boston-Power because of its chance of winning,” Lampe- where much “industrial renova- Patrick acknowledged that the and State Sen. Michael Moore. tion” took place. He also said that money from the American “It is a great day for proximity to the company’s head- Onnerud said. quarters in Westborough. She also offered a peak of the he believes investing in energy-effi- Recovery and Reinvestment Act Massachusetts,” Murray said at cient products is the “catalyst for still has to be approved, but he did the beginning of the conference. “Our goal is to make Swing, the company’s newest bat- Massachusetts a manufacturing tery for plug-in hybrid and battery economic recovery.” offer some optimism. “We’re talking about realizing a Auburn Board of Selectmen “Nothing is certain — but I am vision for green jobs and green hub for the advanced batteries that electric vehicles. The battery offers will power the nation’s clean ener- energy density, long life, safety, Chairman Robert Grossman quite hopeful that the Department energy.” offered his support on the matter, of Energy will respond favorably According to Boston-Power, the gy future and Boston-Power’s plan weight and environmental sustain- to create this facility in Auburn is a ability. pointing out that Auburn was the and we’ll go from there,” he said. company is seeking out about $100 location Dr. Robert Goddard chose million from the U.S. Department big step toward that goal,” Gov. At the event, Patrick acknowl- Patrick said in a press release from edged that it was a “very,very,good for launching the first rocket. Teresa A. Franco may be reached of Energy’s advanced battery and “I am confident that Boston at 508-909-4136 or e-mail her at tfran- cell manufacturing grant program Boston-Power. “We look forward to day,” in the state. 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Plumley, died (Bourdelais) LaFleche, 92, of Moon Street, She was predeceased by three sisters, Irene by her Lord and Saviour December 2006. died Sunday, May 24 at home after an illness. Roy, Yvonne Proulx and Aline Gregoire, Jesus Christ on Friday, Kathy was a faithful member of the First Her husband of 63 years, Gerard E. She was born in Southbridge, daughter of May 29 after a courageous Baptist Church of Westminster, where she LaFleche, died in 2004. Ernest and Josephine (Therrien) Bourdelais. eight-year battle with can- served as a deaconess and was very active in She is survived by her six children, She was an active member of Sacred Heart cer. many of the ministries of the church. Kathy Gerard E. and his wife Darcy LaFleche of of Jesus Church and the Ladies of St. Anne She leaves her husband, worked for more than 20 years with local Sturbridge, Paul V. and his wife Lucille Sodality, Harrington Memorial Hospital Delos “Dee” Brown of insurance companies as an insurance agent LaFleche of Southbridge, Roger J. and his Auxiliary, Dr. Van’s Cardiac Group. Westminster; one son, and will be deeply missed by all. wife Lenelle LaFleche of Brimfield, Joseph G. She enjoyed sewing and rug hooking, but Michael R. Barre and his Calling hours for Kathy were held Sunday, and his wife Margo LaFleche of Southbridge, most of all she enjoyed spending time and family of Northfield; one May 31 in the First Baptist Church of Philip R. and his wife Gail LaFleche of cooking for her family. She and her husband daughter, Lynn M. Landry Westminster, 117 Main St. The funeral service Alpharetta, Ga. and Lucille and her husband for over 20 years hosted lunch on Saturdays and her family of Westminster; four stepsons, was Monday,May 1 in the church, followed by Fred Houde of Charlton. She also leaves 12 for the family.That ritual was later taken over Chris Sinkus of Fitchburg and Thad, Peter a graveside service at Brimfield Cemetery at grandchildren, Kerry Ann Mossey, Nicole by the children who still enjoy that tradition and Adam Brown of Templeton; one step- 2 p.m. LaFleche, Renee Grant, Danielle Kinghorn, today.She also had a talent for letter and card daughter, Carrie Sinkus of Lunenburg; her In lieu of flowers, donations may be made Timothy Houde, Amy Langevin, Charla writing. mother, Evelyn A. Plumley of Gardner; two in her memory to the church. Houde, Matthew LaFleche, Nathan LaFleche, The funeral was held Friday, May 29 from sisters, Sharon E. Bradley of Princeton and Pillsbury Funeral Home of Barre is in Christopher LaFleche, Jonathan Lafleche the Sansoucy Funeral Home, 40 Marcy St., Susan P.West of Jamesville, N.Y.;one brother, charge of arrangements. and Rebecca LaFleche; 10 great-grandchil- with a Mass at Sacred Heart of Jesus Bruce Plumley of Holland; 10 grandchildren; dren, Owen and Keegan Mossey, Griffin and Church, 34 Charlton St. Burial was in New Julianna Grant, Josephine and Lucille Notre Dame Cemetery. Kinghorn, Zachary and Brittany Langevin, Donations in Mrs. LaFleche’s memory may and Maxwell and Olivia Houde; a brother, be made to a charity of the donor’s choice. Rosalie Benoit, 93 Arthur Joseph Bourdelais of Southbridge sansoucyfuneral.com WOODLAND PARK, Colo. — Rosalie Telegram and Gazette she wrote about local (Dudek) Benoit, 93, formerly of Southbridge, events in Sturbridge and Southbridge. Mrs. died Feb. 12, in Woodland Park. Benoit and her husband also owned and oper- Lon “Lonnie” McDermott, 53 Mrs. Benoit was born in Southbridge, the ated Benoit’s Antiques in Sturbridge. daughter of Martin and Sophie (Roschieki) In 1957 she designed and patented the See- AUBURN — Lon Edward “Lonnie” He was born in Worcester, and educated in Dudek and was the youngest and last surviv- Seat, a child’s car seat which was the forerun- McDermott, 53, of 19 Ashcroft St. Auburn, Worcester schools. He attended Mass ing sibling of 10 brothers and sisters. ner of today’s children’s safety car seats. died Monday, May 25 in his home after an ill- Maritime Academy and Worcester State Her husband, Levis Benoit, passed away in She worked as a volunteer at Holy Cross ness. College. 1984. They were married for 49 years and Hospital in Ft. Lauderdale and as a waitress He is survived by his wife, Colleen F. Mr. McDermott worked as a carpenter for had four children, Chritten Benoit of in several popular beachside restaurants in (Rooney) McDermott; his son, Derek many years. Redding, Conn., Jerome Benoit of Vernon, Ft. Lauderdale. McDermott and his daughter, Caitlin He was an avid outdoorsman; he particu- Conn., Kerry Benoit of Arlington, Texas, and She enjoyed cooking and oil painting and McDermott, all of Auburn. He also leaves his larly enjoyed hunting and fishing. Alexis Benoit-Elza of Woodland Park, Colo. especially loved gardening at her summer mother, Joan McDermott of Leicester; two Donations may be made to the American Mrs. Benoit also leaves many grandchildren home in Sturbridge. brothers, Richard McDermott, Jr. of Cancer Society, 350 Plantation Street, and great-grandchildren. Her memorial Mass was held Monday,June Sturbridge, and John McDermott of Worcester, MA 01605. She attended the former Mary E. Wells 1 in St. Hedwig’s Church, Everett St., Pensacola, Fla.; three sisters, Heidi Perrin of For Lonnie’s guestbook and memorial High School in Southbridge. Southbridge. Burial will be held at the con- Brookfield, Lisa Beegles of Hubbardston, and please visit www.brittonfuneralhomes.com. She lived most of her life in Southbridge venience of the family in St. George Holly McDermott, of Leicester. The Britton-Wallace Funeral Home, 91 with her husband and children until moving Cemetery, Southbridge. He is preceded in death by his father, Central St., directed the arrangements. to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., in 1955, where she and Donations may be made to the American Richard McDermott. her husband built a successful antique furni- Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., Framingham, ture business. Before moving to Florida, Mrs. MA 01701. Benoit worked at the Publick House The Daniel T. Morrill Funeral Home, 130 Restaurant in Sturbridge as a hostess and Hamilton St., Southbridge, is directing local Irene A. Bundeff, 86 waitress for more than 30 years; working for arrangements. SOUTHBRIDGE — Irene A. (LaPlante) bank and Southbridge Co-Operative Bank for the Southbridge News and the Worcester www.morrillfuneralhome.com Bundeff, 86, of Litchfield Ave., died Friday, many years before retiring several years ago. May 29, in the Harrington Memorial She was a volunteer for many years at the Hospital, Southbridge, after an illness. Harrington Memorial Hospital. She was a Nancy A. Beaupre, 72 She leaves her husband of 58 years, George member of St. Mary’s Church. She enjoyed F. Bundeff; a son, John Bundeff and his wife, embroidery and was an avid reader. STURBRIDGE — Nancy A. (White) Frederick and Charlotte Schaefer White. Susan of Southbridge; a daughter, Diane Her funeral will be held on Monday,June 1, Beaupre, 72, died Wednesday, May 27, Nancy was a life-time member of the Dionne and her husband, Paul of Brimfield; at 10 a.m. in St. Mary’s Church, 263 Hamilton 2009.?She leaves her husband of 31 years, Germania Social Club. five grandchildren, Catherine Dionne of St., Southbridge. Burial will be in Oak Ridge Raymond C. Beaupre; two daughters, She loved her family very much. She loved Brimfield, Daniel Dionne and his wife, Cemetery, Southbridge. There are no calling Deborah J. Higgins of Oxford and Heidi A. retired life with her husband and going for Jennifer of Monson, Thomas Dionne of hours. White of Spencer; a step-son, Richard R. rides looking at wildlife. She enjoyed her Lowell, David Dionne of Sterling, and In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Beaupre of Worcester; two brothers, computer and going to restaurants.?Funeral Maryanne Grippo-Beck of West Springfield. St. Mary’s Church, 263 Hamilton St, Frederick White of Cape Cod and Ronald services were held Monday, June 1 at She was born in Southbridge, the daughter of Southbridge, MA 01550. White of Auburn; sister, Lynn Badger and Nordgren Memorial Chapel, 300 Lincoln St., George J. and Exelia (Tremblay) LaPlante. The Daniel T. Morrill Funeral Home, 130 beloved friend, Judith LaBrie; five grandchil- Worcester. Burial was in Rural Cemetery, Irene worked for Delehanty’s Furniture Hamilton St., Southbridge, is directing dren, Nicole, Justin, Matthew, Samantha, and Worcester. Store in Southbridge, Southbridge Savings arrangements. Alexa. For on-line condolences, please visit She was born in Worcester, daughter of NordgrenMemorial Chapel.com. Retirees need regular — and potential for rising — income

STURBRIDGE — In all likelihood, the prices involved, right? sider investments that provide you with not companies who seek to reward their investors. of goods and services will continue rising year Actually, that’s not the just regular income, but the potential for ris- Still, as a retiree, you do need to keep two by year. This may not be too much of a prob- case. Bonds, CDs and other ing income. That’s why you may want to con- points in mind about dividend-paying stocks. lem for you when you’re working, because fixed-income investments sider dividend-paying stocks. First, they are not obligated to pay dividends, your salary is probably also going up over carry their own type of risk You can now find dividend-paying stocks in no matter how good their history they have the time. But when you retire, you may find that purchasing power risk. a wide variety of industries, including finan- ability to increase, decrease or totally elimi- inflation becomes a bigger concern — and Suppose, for example, that cial services, food producers, consumer prod- nate dividend payments at any time without that’s why you need to take steps to help pro- your bonds and CDs provide ucts, pharmaceuticals, technology, publishing notice. And second, they are stocks, which vide some investment sources that have the you with interest income of and others. But in searching for stocks that means their price can and will fluctuate so it is potential for rising income during your retire- $1,000 a year.Even with a rel- pay good dividends, it’s important not to be possible to lose some or all of your initial ment years. FINANCIAL atively mild inflation rate of “short-sighted” and just go after those compa- investment amount. Of course, as a retiree, you may feel that you 3 percent, your $1,000 will nies that seem to be paying the highest divi- In short, dividend-paying stocks can be a need to invest more conservatively than you FOCUS only be worth $863 in five dends at the moment. You need to be sure that valuable part of your portfolio during your did when you were working. After all, you may years, and $744 in 10 years. a company’s earnings are sufficiently strong retirement years - but you should also include think, you’re no longer drawing a paycheck, so And if inflation picks up to 5 to support its dividend payouts. If a firm’s bonds, CDs, government securities and other you can’t really afford to take chances on JEFF BURDICK percent, the purchasing earnings are weak, it may well cut its divi- investments. By making the right moves, you investments that constantly fluctuate in value. power of your $1,000 will dends, thereby jeopardizing your income can work to stay ahead of inflation without Consequently, you may be inclined to stick drop to $774 in five years and to just $614 in 10 stream. taking on an excessive degree of risk. And with fixed-income vehicles, such as invest- years. By doing some research, you can find many that’s a winning combination. ment-grade bonds and certificates of deposit Those are big drops. And if you spend two or stocks that have actually increased their divi- (CDs). When you purchase these securities you even three decades in retirement - a definite dends for 25 or more consecutive years. Jeff Burdick is a Financial Advisor for typically have the expectation that your princi- possibility — you could lose even more pur- Although past performance is not an indica- Edward Jones, 113 Main St., Sturbridge. Jeff pal will be preserved and you will receive reg- chasing power if you invest solely in fixed- tion of future results, that’s a pretty good track may be contacted at 508-347-1420 or at jeff.bur- ular interest payments. So, there’s no risk income vehicles. That’s why you need to con- record, and it’s an indicator of strong, well-run [email protected]

An ‘in-betweener’s’ life with technology Exchange Club provides funds to Second Chance SPENCER — The Exchange Club of Spencer donated $1,000 to REARDON friends said to me: “Hey, Hampshire to Cambridge, East Brookfield’s Second Chance continued from page A10 Kristina. There’s this new Massachusetts that I do not Animal Shelter. Facebook thing online. You end up in Portland, Maine. Since 1999, Second Chance has And then there was that should get an account.” Of course, I continue to fer- helped over 10,000 local pets have time that I didn’t realize And the rest — my accu- vently claim that it would better lives by housing homeless that text messaging every- mulation of 427 “friends” be wildly inaccurate for pets, facilitating adoptions, provid- one I’d met at my college who I may or may not have anyone to guess that either ing low cost spay/neuter pro- orientation approximately ever met; the 930 photos of these scenarios has actu- grams, holding wellness vaccina- 500 times per second would that friends have tagged of ally happened, despite tion clinics and creating a pet food actually cost money, and me in the past four years; strong evidence that would pantry. With the closing of other the cell phone bill shot up and the countless wall post- suggest otherwise. It’s just shelters in the region, Second to astronomical levels. I’m ings that have kept me in that I truly believe that Chance desperately needs more pretty sure my parents touch with people who Mystic would rather be a space for the increasing demand of were thinking the opposite should have probably natu- part of Rhode Island than their services and is seeking sup- of what my friend had told rally faded out of my life Connecticut, and who am I port and donations from the com- me: “You so do not need a years ago — is history. to be judgmental about munity to help with the renova- cell phone. Please talk to Not all of these new addi- these sorts of things? tion of their facility. people in real-life.” tions to my life have been After all, I’m just an in- The Exchange Club is an all-vol- bad. Case in point: the fact betweener: I sort of float unteer group who each year sets And, of course, I was one Courtesy photo of the last classes of stu- that I can now program my between two generations, goals to help support worthwhile dents in college to get an desired location into my staring in a bewildered local events such as Winter Coats Al Morin, Jr., member of the Exchange Club of Spencer, presents actual Facebook — the kind new GPS means that when I fashion at the GPS as it for Needy Children, the Spencer a $1,000 donation check to Sheryl Brackley, executive director of Second Chance Animal Shelter, to help in its renovation efforts. that was printed on paper intend to drive from leads me home. Police Association, Toys for Tots, with everyone’s high school Providence to South Kristina Reardon writes a Toys for Joy, the David Prouty pictures and proposed County, Rhode Island that I column for Stonebridge High School/Spencer Exchange Club Scholarship, East Brookfield fireworks and Spencer Little majors, with names and will not, in fact, end up in Press and Villager League. contact information under- central Connecticut. Or Newspapers. Exchange is a national service organization for men and women who want to serve their com- neath. About a month or so that when I intend to drive munity,develop leadership skills and enjoy new friendships. Exchange is made up of more than after we go those, one of my from Seacoast New 800 clubs and nearly 28,000 members throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. 16 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 5, 2009 SPORTS Wachusett outduels Warriors in quarterfinals

BY MARK WILLIAMS five runs to outlast Tantasqua and a single by third baseman Greg the first inning, when Greg Caswell as he has done all season long. They SPORTS CORRESPONDENT avoid a scare, 6-0, at Mountaineer Dwyer, followed by a sacrifice fly by and Dan Kemp had back-to-back also proved that they could advance HOLDEN — Pitch for pitch, out Field in Holden on June 1. Anthony Bisceglia to give one-out singles to what they had past the first round in the districts for out, Tantasqua gave Wachusett Wachusett’s Alex Julian and Wachusett the 2-0 lead. Ben hoped would be the spark to get after beating Shrewsbury, 9-7. all they could handle in the first four Tantasqua’s Chris Gray matched Davidson and Matt Kilcoyne would them off to the right start. A ground Although Wachusett sent home innings of their Central out for out in the first four innings, also add hits in the inning to com- out and strikeout later, the Tantasqua from the districts with a Massachusetts District 1 quarterfi- with both pitchers showing incredi- plete the five-run frame and extend Mountaineers were out of the disappointing loss, Tantasqua cer- nal contest, showing Wachusett that ble poise on the mound. the lead to 5-0. The Mountaineers inning. The warriors only mustered tainly does not have anything to they were going to fight them until Julian would escape the fifth would add one more run in the 6th to six hits in the game, but showed that hang their heads about. Instead, the end. inning without any damage, but complete the scoring. they could hang around with any- they can go home looking back at Unfortunately for the eighth-seed- Gray would not. With a couple of The Warriors could not get any- one in Central Massachusetts. how close they came to knocking off ed Warriors, Wachusett’s offense walks already issued in the inning thing going offensively against Despite the rough fifth inning, the top team in Central woke up in the fifth inning, scoring by Gray, Wachusett capitalized with Julian. Their biggest chance was in Gray pitched well for the Warriors, Massachusetts.

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THURSDAY, MAY 28 The Tantasqua boys’ tennis boys’ tennis team will not real- THURSDAY, MAY 28 team earned a 4-1 victory ize its dream of winning the Softball — Division 2 (second round) The Tantasqua girls’ tennis against Doherty in a Central Central Massachusetts Softball — Division 2 (first round) (2)David Prouty 8, Notre Dame 7 (eight team, with a record of 14-6, Massachusetts Division 1 Division 1 championship after (7)Notre Dame 11, (10)Bartlett 7 innings) earned the No. 7 seed in the quarterfinal match at The being knocked out by No. 5 Softball — Division 3 (first round) Softball — Division 3 (second round) Central Massachusetts Reservation. Shrewsbury,5-0, in a semifinal (3)Assabet 9, (14)Blackstone Valley Tech 8 (1)Montachusett 5, Whitinsville Christian Division 1 tournament and Match scores: match. (8)Whitinsville Christian 6, (9)Sutton 1 0 played No. 10 Nashoba. • First singles — Matt Mailhot Match scores: Nashoba earned a 4-1 victory, (T) def. Peter Levin (D) 6-3, 6-0 • First singles: Nisarg Chhaya Girls’ Tennis — Division 1 (first round) Boys’ Tennis — Division 3 (first round) ending the Warriors’ season at • Second singles — Cale (S) def. Matt Mailhot (T) 6-2, 6- (10)Nashoba Regional 4, (7)Tantasqua 1 (8)Whitinsville Christian 4, (9)Auburn 1 14-7. McSweeney (T) def. Miles 4 In first singles, Nashoba’s Hegedis (D) 7-6 (8-6), 3-6, 6-2 • Second singles: Pranay Michelle Slattery beat Katie FRIDAY, MAY 29 Girls’ Tennis — Division 3 (quarterfinals) • Third singles — Xhuljan Bolneni (S) def. Cale (3)Quaboag 3, (6)Bartlett 2 Morrissey 6-4, 6-3. Tantasqua Myterbgeri (D) def. Robbie McSweeney (T) 6-1, 6-2 Baseball — Division 1 (first round) (4)Sutton 5, (5)Clinton 0 second singles player Laura Warren (T) 6-1, 6-2 • Third singles: Alex Minalga (8)Tantasqua 9, (9)Shrewsbury 7 Montross topped Jessica • First doubles — Kris (S) def. Robbie Warren (T) 6-1, Baseball — Division 2 (first round) Demmer 6-3, 6-3, while at third Meunier/Dan Piascik (T) def. 6-2 (5)Grafton 5, (12)Uxbridge 2 SUNDAY, MAY 31 singles Nashoba’s Olivia Doug Arbetter/Vaske Gjino • First doubles: Ahash Baseball — Division 3 (first round) Camp earned a win over (D) 6-0, 6-2 Kasibhafla/Jose Oliveras (S) Softball — Division 1 (quarterfinals) Rachael Nichols, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. (9)Hudson Catholic 4, (8)Douglas 2 (5)Gardner 2, (4)Shepherd Hill 1 • Second doubles — Adam def. Kris Meunier/Dan Nashoba earned sweeps at Malone/Camden Pease (T) def. Piascik (T) 6-1, 6-2 Softball — Division 1 (first round) doubles, with first singles Alteo Pula/Gavriel • Second doubles: Alec Boys’ Tennis — Division 1 (quarterfinals) team Samantha Squires and (9)Shrewsbury 16, (8)Tantasqua 0 (1)Tantasqua 4, (8)Doherty 1 Golshirazian (D) 6-3, 6-4 Rebh/Mike Burns (S) def. Katie Biegler topping Katie Tantasqua improved to 18-3, Adam Malone/Camden Pease Boys’ Tennis — Division 3 (first round) Sotar and Joanna Ying, 7-6 (7- and moved on to the semifinal (T) 6-1, 6-1 (6)Nashoba Regional 5, (11)Leicester 0 MONDAY, JUNE 1 1), 6-3, and the second doubles round by hosting Shrewsbury Tantasqua ends its season (10)Hudson 3, (7)Uxbridge 2 duo of Cole Gibson and Monday, June 1. with a record of 18-4, while Baseball — Division 1 (quarterfinals) Christina Bebernite defeating Doherty’s season ends at 10-10. Shrewsbury (15-5) played (1)Wachusett 6, Tantasqua, 0 Girls’ Tennis — Division 3 (first round) Tantasqua’s Lauren Burdick Algonquin June 3 for the Baseball — Division 2 (quarterfinals) (7)Grafton 4, (10)Leicester 1 and Jen Ertel 6-1, 6-1. MONDAY, JUNE 1 Central Massachusetts Auburn 5, David Prouty, 3 Division 1 championship. Northbridge 17, (3)Nipmuc 7 SUNDAY, MAY 31 The top-seeded Tantasqua SATURDAY, MAY 30 Boys’ Tennis — Division 1 (semifinals) Classic to be held Tuesday, June 9, at Heritage Baseball — Division 2 (first round) (5)Shrewsbury 5, Tantasqua 0 Country Club in Charlton. The event kicks off (2)Auburn 7, (15)Groton-Dunstable 0 Boys’ Tennis — Division 3 (quarterfinals) Golfers needed with registration at 9 a.m. followed by a shotgun (6)Northbridge 12, (11)Assabet 0 (1)Bromfield 5, Whitinsville Christian 0 start at 10 a.m. Provided in the $110 cost per (7)David Prouty 11, (10)Nashoba Tech 4 (2)Sutton 5, Hudson 0 golfer, will be a cook-out lunch on the course (8)Clinton 5, (9)Bay Path 4 Nashoba Regional 5, (3)Quaboag 0 for tournament with dinner and prizes to follow. Some of the SOUTHBRIDGE — The Central prizes include Red Sox tickets, local gift certifi- Massachusetts South Chamber of Commerce is cates, and much more! Come and enjoy a great seeking golfers to play in their 1st Annual Golf day of golf and networking and see who the surprise celebrity guest will be. If interested, please contact Michael Checkosky at 508-347- 2761. NB Babe Ruth team ready for 2009 campaign NORTH BROOKFIELD — The 2009 edition of the North Brookfield Senior Babe Ruth Team promises to be one of the best baseball teams to play in town in a while. The team is made up of current and past stars from North Brookfield High School, Quaboag Regional High School, Tantasqua Regional High School, David Prouty High School and Quabbin Regional High School. Any player from Quaboag Valley Little League or North Brookfield 13- to 15-year-old Babe Ruth who wears their team shirt will receive 50 cents off the special at the conces- sion stand. The league is also looking for ball boys or girls at home games. For more information, contact Richard “Tabby” LeBlanc by e-mail at [email protected].

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BY RYAN PELLETIER a bang, this game wasn’t all home first after a base on balls, Kemp SPORTS CORRESPONDENT runs and celebrations for stepped up to the plate and put out STURBRIDGE — “Don’t try and Tantasqua. The ninth-seeded a single for his second hit of the do it all yourself,” Tantasqua base- Colonials started off the game night and an RBI sending Santilli ball coach Mike Farrell told senior strong with a particularly big home. shortstop Dan Kemp as he stepped inning in the fourth. In the same play, some smart up to the plate in the ninth inning. Senior Dan O’Keefe started off defensive action was taken by the The Warriors were down 6-7 to the rally with a base hit right down Colonials, as they were able to the Shrewsbury Colonials at this the center with no outs on the catch Caswell in a pickle between point Friday, May 29, with runners board. Just two batters later his third and home and tag him for the on first and second and no outs. teammate, Nate Theodross, ripped second out. After the first batter of the inning a solid drive out to center field for a While Kemp stands at first, soph- came and went, Shrewsbury’s A.J. double bringing O’Keefe in for a omore Nick Champeau stepped up Jenkins was put in to help his team run to make the score 3-0 Colonials. to the plate. Before a pitch was even close out the win and advance in However, it didn’t stop there, and thrown to Champeau, Kemp was the Central Massachusetts neither did Theodross, as he was able to come up with an extra two Division 1 tournament. able to advance to third on the next bases as he stole second and the Kemp, however, wasn’t about to batter. ball was overthrown. let that happen. The very first pitch Next came Junior Kevin Dufault, It appeared that Tantasqua was thrown his way he sent a bomb up, who was able to send another able to get into Shrewsbury pitcher up and over the left field wall, send- grounder up the center to get Brendan O’Rourke’s head for a ing both of his teammates and Theodross across the plate for short time here, as the next pitch himself for a trot around the bases another run. he threw Champeau was able to for a walk off home run to win the With a runner on first Paul send straight over the left field wall first round playoff game for the No. Speicher stepped up to the plate. Shawn Kelley photo to make the score 6-5 Shrewsbury. 8 Warriors 9-7. On the third pitch he cranks a pop Tantasqua’s first baseman goes for the out against Shrewsbury in a first-round match- Shrewsbury managed to score At the end the young star could- fly out to center field, but the field- up Friday, May 29 in the Central Massachusetts Division 1 tournament. one more run throughout the rest n’t have been any more humble, er is unable to make the catch. of the game; however, nothing practically speechless after an Before they are able to get the ball up with his fourth strikeout to if it weren’t for what he did. We could overcome the unbelievable excellent victory for Warriors. all the way in, Speicher managed to close out the top of the inning. had built up a pretty good lead and walk off home run by Kemp. “I was just looking for a base hit truck it all the way around the Lavallee went the distance in the we were a couple swings away from “Quote of the day right here,” to go in and tie the game, but it was bases for a two-run in-the-park game, throwing a total of 127 pitch- blowing it open and he hung in.” said Coach Farrell with a beaming just my pitch. He just threw me a home run to bring the score up to 6- es through nine innings. The turning point for the smile on his face. “I told Kemp, slider and hung it. I just had to 0 Shrewsbury. “I give credit to their pitcher Warriors really came in the bottom ‘Don’t try to do it all yourself, OK?’ swing at it, you know?” Those were However, the Warriors fought too,” said Shrewsbury head coach of the fifth, where they were able to I’m glad he did. Unbelievable!” the words that found their way out back, with credit going to pitcher Lee Diamantopoulos. “I mean, we put three runs on the board. Tim Moving on to the second round, of Kemp’s beaming smile on his Corey Lavallee for keeping both his had him on the ropes the whole Santilli started the inning off right the Warriors will now face top- unbelievable hit. team morale up and Tantasqua in game and he hung in there. And I with a pop fly double to center seeded Wachusett today in Holden. Though the Warriors ended with the game as he managed to come really think they hadn’t had a shot field. After Greg Caswell gets to First pitch is scheduled for 4 p.m. A crushing defeat at the Colonials’ hands

Shawn Kelley photos The Tantasqua bench looks concerned.

STURBRIDGE — The Tantasqua Warriors softball team, seeded eighth in the Central Massachusetts Division 1 Tournament, took on No. 9 Shrewsbury Friday,May 29 — but it was the Colonials who earned the 16-0 victory and a trip Tantasqua’s Marissa Simpson delivers a pitch in their game to the second round. Tantasqua’s Olivia Brooks takes a swing. against Shrewsbury on Friday. The Warriors end their 2009 campaign with a record of 13-8. 18 STURBRIDGE VILLAGER • Friday, June 5, 2009 Brain injury group aims to ‘share victories’

BY GUS STEEVES should be wearing helmets. months after the injury with com- STONERIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER “So many traumatic brain plaints of persistent symptoms,” SOUTHBRIDGE — After nearly injuries are preventable,” she it noted. two years at their daughter’s side noted. In a few cases, such injuries watching her struggle to recover “There’s a lot of research going even prove fatal, as this winter’s from a severe car accident, Daniel on, and no one really knows” what shocking death of actress Natasha and Linda Pellegrini have learned might help long-term recovery, Richardson showed. She fell dur- a lot about traumatic brain injury she said “… There’s a plasticity to ing a ski lesson, did not report any (TBI). Maybe more than anyone the brain, so more progress can be immediate symptoms and would want to know. made than was originally declined treatment. A few hours A few weeks ago, they took a thought.” later, she reported a severe step to put all that hard-earned In fact, a May 2008 study by headache, went to the hospital, knowledge to good use, forming a Carlos Marquez de la Plata and slipped into a coma and died of local support group for brain colleagues found that age can be a what proved to be an epidural injury survivors and their fami- significant factor in how much an hematoma (bleeding inside the lies under the auspices of the injured person recovers after a skull, which puts pressure on the Brain Injury Association of Mass TBI. The team, writing in the jour- brain). (BIA-MA). nal Archives of Physical Medicine “This is a very treatable condi- “We started this group to sup- and Rehabilitation, noted TBIs tion if you’re aware of what the port people living in our area who have “a bimodal age distribution, problem is and the patient is have a family member with a peaking in late adolescence/early quickly transferred to a hospital,” brain injury,” said Dan Pellegrini adulthood and again after age 70.” Dr. Keith Siller of New York in a BIA-MA statement promoting They split their study into three University Langone Medical his group’s June 24 kickoff meet- age groups — ages 16-26, 27-39 and Center told MSNBC.com after her ing. “We want to help relieve the 40 or more — and tracked their death. “But there is very little pain that we all feel and encour- data for at least five years. time to correct this.” age everyone to share their victo- “Although [disability scores] for Bush agreed, pointing to anoth- ries, no matter how small.” the two younger groups improved er famous head injury case that The Pellegrinis hold the meet- significantly from year 1 to year 5, was more severe but not fatal — ings in their Dennison Drive the greatest magnitude of reporter Bob Woodward’s wounds home. improvement in disability was from a roadside bomb in Iraq. Their daughter, Justine, 18, was seen among the youngest group,” “A lot of it depends on how critically injured in a drunken they reported. “ … Older patients quickly you get treatment and driving accident in Brimfield in had significantly worse disability how good that treatment is,” Bush late April 2007. For about three scores at both rehabilitation said. weeks, she was in a coma, with admission and discharge, despite Woodward’s injury is a very injuries to the rear right lobe of having much longer rehabilita- common one among those serving her brain, a shattered hip, frac- tion stays.” in Iraq, where body armor and tured vertebrae, and other TBIs are often initially defined medical technology have tended wounds that left her family fear- by the Modified Glasgow Coma to keep people alive that would ing for her life and paralyzed her Scale, with which emergency have died in Vietnam or previous left side. After awakening, she responders rate the victim’s wars. underwent a rehabilitation motor, visual and verbal capacity According to BIA-MA Director process that started at on a scale of 3 to 15. The Canadian of Volunteers Cindy Campbell, Franciscan’s Children’s Hospital, Centre for Neuro Skills website medicine has made large strides Boston, and will probably contin- notes that 8 is the critical score — in dealing with such injuries. If ue for years, even though she 90 percent of those scoring less the victim isn’t in a coma due to came home that December. than or equal to that are in comas, the wounds, doctors sometimes File photo “What Dan Pellegrini’s group is and half die if they’re still below put them in one — often by using doing is really the heart of our that number six hours later. Much hypothermia — to slow the Justine Pellegrini Aragona pets her dog, Petey, during an interview at her home last winter mission,” said BIA-MA less severe cases (scoring 13 or swelling. Comas are usually two Communications Director Pam more) are formally known as mild to four weeks long, but her sister’s Bush. Specifically, she said the TBIs, but commonly called con- was six weeks, “and we had no before the accident, and some of ate, other brain tissue can, and Westborough-based organization cussions. idea what sort of life she’d have that has come with her through the brain often finds new connec- sponsors support groups like this Ongoing research is hoping to until she awoke,” Campbell said. everything,” Campbell said. But tions around the injured areas, one, advocates for funding for identify and use a variety of meth- Her sister, Lisa, now 47, was hit it’s sporadic, and Lisa still has she said. rehabilitative services, educates ods, including biological markers, by a truck in August 2000 and suf- trouble making cause-and-effect People interested in joining the on prevention, and provides con- to diagnose and track such fered “massive head trauma.” connections. “Those after-effects Pellegrini group can call Dan at ferences and other information. injuries over time, a CDC report After rehab, Lisa continues to will last forever. … Anybody who 617-592-5081 or email him at Bush said car crashes used to be on mild TBIs stated. make “some recovery,” but can’t sustains a brain injury won’t be [email protected]. the dominant cause of head “Many individuals with MTBI live alone or hold a job, even operating at the same level as injuries, but now it’s falls, espe- do not receive medical care at the though she had no major behav- before their injury.” Gus Steeves can be reached at cially among senior citizens. Also time of the injury and may later ioral or personality changes, That doesn’t mean they can’t 508-909-4135 or by e-mail at rising are injuries due to sports, present to their primary care Campbell said. recover most of their functioning; [email protected]. particularly those where people physician days, weeks, or even “She had an amazing memory although neurons don’t regener-

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ith her distinctive alto voice, Route 20, Palmer 10 p.m., The Copper Stallion, 538 Main St, Susan Souza's expressive and • Lori Brooks, 9 p.m., Ye Olde Tavern, Sturbridge/Fiskdale Wmelodic style is unique and West Brookfield • Gotham, 7 p.m., Wolf Den, Mohegan below. Anything I get before Friday of engaging. Originally from • The Bad Tickers, 9 p.m., Trumbull's, Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT each week will make the following Massachusetts, Susan began performing Main St, Spencer WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 Friday’s paper. Keep the music live and as a teenager in Key West, Fla. and even- • Rob Adams, 8 p.m., Ugly Duckling loft @ not so quiet here in Northeastern CT & tually settled in the Baltimore, Md. area. The Whistling Swan Restaurant, • Steve Willey, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m., TJ Central MA! Email Mark: Her music career solidified in 2004 Sturbridge O'Brien's, Sturbridge [email protected]. with the six-song EP release “Can Be • The Matt Shwachman Band, Jediah, 9 • Jazz Night w/ Tim Peck & Friends, 8 to Found.” Susan soon began performing p.m., The Cannery, 12 Crane Street, 10 p.m., Victoria Station, Putnam, CT solo at festivals, original music venues, Southbridge, $7 • RAM, 9 p.m., Lucky's, Foster, R.I. • Sugar, 7 p.m., Wolf Den, Mohegan Sun and songwriter showcases. Since then • Delta Generators, 9 p.m., The Pump Turn To XXXX, page A she has tirelessly toured and recorded House, Southbridge Casino, Uncasville, CT two more CDs, the latest being • Shawn Taylor & Open Mic, 7:30 p.m., THURSDAY, JUNE 11 "Tomorrow's Another Day” (2009). One The Vanilla Bean Cafe, Pomfret, CT, $5 track from this album, "Feels Like • RAM, 9 p.m., Altones, Jewitt City, CT • Dana Lewis, 7:30 p.m., Caffe Sorrento, Home" was the won the March Round of • The Fixx, 8 p.m., Wolf Den, Mohegan Milford the Song of the Year Contest in the Folk Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT • Rob Adams, 8 p.m., Ugly Duckling loft @ The Whistling Swan Restaurant, category. She has also been called SATURDAY, JUNE 6 “Baltimore’s best-kept secret” by the Sturbridge city's OUTloud Newspaper. • Ken Macy, 8:30 p.m., Spruce Street • Bill McCarthy’s Open Mic (upstairs), 8 Comfortable in her own original musi- Tavern, Clinton, Mass. p.m., TJ O'Brien's, Sturbridge, Mass. cal skin, Susan performs a crowd pleas- • The Fran Dagasino Band, 9 p.m., • Jazz with Rich Falco, Rich Jarvais and ing and ever-growing repertoire of songs, Greendale's Pub, Worcester. Jerry Wilfong, 6 - 9 p.m., Oxford Casual spanning a variety of genres. Don't miss • FatWall Jack, 9 p.m., Gilrein's, Dining, 2 Millbury Boulevard, Oxford, a special area appearance by Susan Worcester. MA Souza, Saturday,June 6 at The Gold Eagle • Panther Lee Johnson, Southern Bastard • Songwriter Sessions: Lisa Martin, in Dayville, Conn. For more info visit Church, God's Green Earth, Janet Feld, Emma Weiss, Jane Fallon, 7 susansouza.com. Skulltoboggan, One Bullet Solution, p.m., The Vanilla Bean Cafe, Pomfret, CT On Saturday,June 6 Fiske and Hererra Mongrel, Supernaut-The Black Sabbath • Ray Cooke, 8 to 10 p.m., Victoria (a.k.a. Jared and Amy) will be joining Experience, 8 p.m., Lucky Dog, Worcester Station, Putnam, CT Northampton singer-songwriter Dave • Rob Adams, 8 p.m., Ugly Duckling loft @ • Velveteen Playboys, 8 p.m., Wolf Den, Dersham at Sturbridge Coffehouse for a The Whistling Swan Restaurant, Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT "Songwriters in the Round" concert. The Sturbridge show is free (pass the hat). Dersham is a • Dave Dersham w/ , 8 p.m., Sturbridge If you’re a live act that would like to be phenomenal songwriter, guitarist and Coffee House, 479 Main St. (Route 20), featured, know of someone else who is, or singer. Fiskdale simply want to let us know about an A new children’s musical, “Speaker for • Tall Heights, 1 to 2 p.m., Southbridge upcoming gig, e-mail me at the address the Earth,” will debut next Thursday, FEST, Southbridge June 11 at Chaplin Elementary School in • Killer Queen, 9 pm, The Cannery, Chaplin, Conn. The musical was written Southbridge, $8 by local teacher Donna Dufresne and • Spare Parts, 9 p.m., The Pump House, arranged by Timothy Peck. Ms. Dufresne Southbridge was inspired to write the musical while • Mark Nomad Band, 9 p.m., Ye Olde watching an Earth Day musical per- Tavern, West Brookfield formed by the sixth grade last year. • The Fever Band, 9 p.m., The Village, Dufresne and Timothy Peck recorded a Woodstock, CT CD for the student performance with fel- • John Koerner, 8 p.m., The Vanilla Bean low band members Bill Reid (Last Green Cafe, Pomfret, CT, $15 Valley), John DeBossu and Ray Kingston. • Susan Souza, 9:30 p.m., The Gold Eagle The story revolves around the plight of @ The Laurel House, Rt. 395 Exit 94, a delegation of endangered animals who Dayville, CT visit the main character, Ariel, in her • Tongue & Groove, 9 p.m., The Lake dreams. With the help of some step-danc- Tavern, Dayville, CT ing fairies, they teach her about the deli- • Scrap Metal, 8 p.m., Sugar Red Drive, 11 cate balance of the ecological web, ani- p.m., Wolf Den, Mohegan Sun Casino, mal adaptations, and how to take better Uncasville, CT care of the planet. The music is lively SUNDAY, JUNE 7 and crosses multiple musical genres including folk, boogie woogie, jazz, • Dana Lewis, 8 p.m., Caffe Sorrento, swing, gospel, Latin and Celtic, which Milford students have choreographed. The • Blues Jam, 2 p.m., The Cannery, 12 Chaplin sixth-grade class will be collect- Crane Street, Southbridge ing donations for a service project in • Kal David and The Real Deal, 7 p.m., Susan_Souza which they will send money to Ryan’s Wolf Den, Mohegan Sun Casino, Foundation to drill a well at a school in Uncasville, CT Uganda. To learn more visit http://earth- MONDAY, JUNE 8 speak.sblc.wikispaces.net or contact Donna Dufresne at ddufresne@parish- • Open Mic, 8 pm, Dark Horse Tavern, 12 hill.org. Crane Street, Southbridge • Totally Funked! with Jay Stollman, 7 FRIDAY, JUNE 5 p.m., Wolf Den, • Mike Finneron, 9 p.m., Fiddler's Green, Mohegan Sun Worcester Casino, Uncasville, • Shirley Lewis, 9 p.m., Gilrein's, CT Worcester TUESDAY, JUNE 9 • ed 'n da ve with T, 7 p.m., Greendale's Pub, Worcester • Bill McCarthy’s • "Forever Young" (Neil Young tribute), 8 Open Mic, 7:30 pm, p.m., Lucky Dog, Worcester Greendale's Pub, • Nicole Frechette, 9 Worcester p.m., Crossroads, • Rob Adams, 7:30 to

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Focus your diet on fresh produce, how much to exercise are details that seem to ocean-caught fish, and whole grains. be constantly changing, as researchers con- * Drinking beverages such as pomegranate duct new studies and new scientific discover- juice and green and black tea can increase ies are made. antioxidant levels. Cruciferous vegetables For instance, one day we’re told that toma- such as broccoli, Brussels sprouts, bok choy, toes are critical for men’s health — specifical- wasabi mustard, and horseradish all contain a ly prostate health — and the next day broccoli substance that can “sponge up” reactive oxy- and pomegranate juice top the list. gen molecules before they form free radicals Clarity has now arrived on critical men’s that can mutate the genetic make-up of health issues. The latest science-based guide- prostate cells. lines on nutrition and exercise as they relate * Overcooking meat at high temperatures to prostate health and cancer prevention have produces a cancer-causing substance that has just been released by the Prostate Cancer been shown to cause prostate cancer. In addi- Foundation (PCF). tion, charbroiling red meat or chicken with its “New research underscores the importance skin intact, produces another set of carcino- of a diet rich in fruits and vegetables and low gens. Use alternate cooking methods, such as in processed sugars and refined carbohy- steaming or baking instead of charbroiling or drates. It also calls for approximately 30 min- pan-frying. When grilling, marinate meat and utes of daily exercise,” says Howard Soule, turn it frequently to reduce charring. chief scientist for the PCF. “We’ve also * Excess sugar doesn’t just make you fat — it learned that it’s not just what we eat, but how can be a prime energy source for cancers. It we cook it that can make a difference. For also causes your body to produce more insulin Are you getting the right amount of exercise and the right nutrition? example, when meat is cooked to the point of which can lead to diabetes and even prostate charring it creates a substance that could cancer. cause prostate cancer.” * Exercise 30 minutes daily, or at a mini- Here are some highlights from the latest mum 30 minutes three times a week. Avoiding guidelines for men’s health, according to the muscle loss common with aging, inactivi- How Much Sleep “Nutrition, Exercise and Prostate Cancer,” a ty, and hormonal therapies and/or gaining new publication issued by the PCF: muscle through increased protein intake and * Being fat can be worse for you than once exercise can help you maintain a healthy thought. We all know that being overweight weight, giving you more energy and better health. Should You Get Nightly? can be a risk factor for heart disease, diabetes and stroke. Now comes word that excess fat — For more details on the latest guidelines for especially around your middle — can produce prostate health, visit www.pcf.org, where you (STATEPOINT) now have found this link after studying sleep substances that foster cancer growth. can download or order the new guide, It’s just like your mother always told you: and colds for four years. Not only is less sleep * Getting nutrients from fruits and vegeta- “Nutrition, Exercise and Prostate Cancer.” you need your rest. linked to increased likelihood of getting a bles is more healthful than getting the same However, changing dietary patterns and Individuals who get less than seven hours of cold, the more efficiently you sleep helps. nutrients from processed foods or vitamin exercise habits is not easy. You need to make sleep per night appear about three times as People who spend less than 92 percent of their supplements. There are many anti-inflamma- time and commit at a deep level. likely to develop respiratory illness following time in bed asleep are five and a half times tory and antioxidant substances in colorful For more information on men’s health and exposure to a cold virus as those who sleep more likely to become ill than those whose fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and spices prostate cancer, visit www.pcf.org. eight hours or more, according to research efficiency is 98 percent or more. recently reported in the “Archives of Internal “A possible explanation for this finding is Medicine” journal. that sleep disturbance influences the regula- Previous research indicated that those who tion of pro-inflammatory cytokines, hista- sleep approximately seven to eight hours per mines and other symptom mediators that are Feeling Good This Summer night have the lowest rates of heart disease ill- released in response to infection,” suggest the ness and death. However, there had been little authors of the study. direct evidence that poor sleep increases sus- The results of the study indicate that seven ceptibility to the common cold. to eight hours of sleep per night is a reason- Starts With What You Eat Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University able target.

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Summer is a mote the balance of healthy bacteria in the experience a debilitating illness known as great time to develop better habits or digestive system and help build and maintain depression. It is important for parents to be Q: What are some signs and symptoms of makeover your digestive system by taking an ongoing natural defense against five signs able to recognize the signs and symptoms of depression in teens that I should be on the advantage of all things in nature, including of episodic digestive imbalance. this condition, and to know that help is avail- lookout for? fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs. * UNDERwhelm the digestive system: How do A: It is important to keep in mind that symp- “I tell my celebrity clients that in order to look we calm irritability? Take a few things off able. Dr. Graham Emslie, professor of psychiatry toms of depression may differ from person to and feel their best, they need to start from your plate — literally. When we eat and drink person. 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A: Depression is a serious, but treatable problems, appetite changes, general energy spice things up: Our bodies know best what to Interestingly, a recent survey found that 75 chronic condition often characterized by pro- loss, concentration problems and hopeless or do with food in its natural form. Put fresh percent of women were interested in getting a longed sadness, or irritability or loss of inter- summer fruits on your plate. Herbs and spices digestive health “makeover” with health est in usual activities. Both adults and adoles- guilty thoughts. are great flavor enhancers for a wide variety experts, as a way to strengthen gastrointesti- cents can suffer from depression. In fact, of foods, so go natural this season with a var- nal health while avoiding digestive symptoms approximately two million adolescents in the Q: What can I do if I notice these signs ied, tasty diet. impacting their daily lives. 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For adolescents who suffer upsets. These statements have not been evalu- also will receive free nutritional tips and tability or loss of interest in usual activities from depression, talk therapy and medication ated by the Food and Drug Administration. digestive makeover advice from Koff. that your son or daughter is experiencing lasts can play important roles in the management of their illness. It is important to speak with your healthcare professional about the best approach for your son or daughter. Your healthcare professional will work with both of Tips for Clean Pools and Safe Swimming you to develop a treatment plan, and can also provide information about treatments that (STATEPOINT) reports these illnesses are on the rise. * Don’t swallow pool water. have been shown to be effective for depression How clean and safe is the pool in which your According to the latest available statistics, 78 * Practice good hygiene. Shower with soap in adolescents. family swims? No matter if you swim in a pub- outbreaks were reported in 31 states between before swimming and wash your hands after lic pool or in one in your own backyard, the 2005 and 2006 — the largest number of out- using the toilet or changing diapers. pool may not be as hygienic as you think. breaks ever in a two-year period. * Take your kids on bathroom breaks or Depression in Adolescents According to a survey conducted by the “Swimming is a fun and healthy activity for check diapers often. Water Quality and Health Council, 84 percent old and young alike. Proper water chlorina- * Change diapers in a bathroom or a diaper- FACTS AT A GLANCE of Americans believe their fellow swimmers tion helps protect swimmers from germs that changing area and not at poolside. * Depression affects approximately two participate in unhygienic pool behavior — and can make them sick,” said Michele Hlavsa, * Wash your children thoroughly (especially million adolescents in the U.S. they appear to be right. In fact, almost half (47 Epidemiologist in the Division of Parasitic their rear ends) with soap and water before * Talk to your healthcare professional if percent) admit to questionable pool behavior. Diseases for the CDC. “But swimmers also they go swimming. you are concerned about any of the fol- For instance, one in five people surveyed have roles to play in maintaining a clean and Above all, trust what you see and smell lowing signs and symptoms and ask if it admit to urinating in a pool, and eight in ten healthy pool. Unhygienic behavior brings when sizing up a pool for your family. may be a depression symptom: are convinced their fellow swimmers are germs into the pool and makes it harder for “A smelly pool is a dirty pool,” explains - Sleep problems guilty. As far as showering goes — forget it. chlorine to do its job.” National Consumers League President - Loss of interest in activities Roughly one third (35 percent) pass the show- Before diving in, consider the frequency of Emeritus and Water Quality and Health - Appetite changes er without stopping and three quarters (73 pool cleaning and chemical treatment, and Council Vice-Chair Linda Golodner. “Look for - Energy loss percent) say their fellow swimmers fail to check that chlorine levels are sufficient to water that’s clean, clear and blue. Check for - Sadness or irritability shower before swimming. maintain clean pool water. tiles that feel smooth and clean. Make sure - Concentrations problems Why should you care? Most of those sur- To check that your public pool is properly there are no strong odors. Listen for pool - Hopeless or guilty thoughts veyed were unaware that contaminated pool chlorinated, the Water Quality and Health cleaning equipment. Using your senses help - Body movement changes - feeling edgy water could cause illnesses. Unclean water Council recommends the use of portable pool you recognize the difference between a or slowed down can lead to recreational water illnesses: diar- and spa testing strips, easily purchased at pool healthy pool and one that needs cleaning and - Suicidal thoughts or preoccupation rhea, respiratory illness, and ear and skin supply stores and discount retailers, in addi- treatment.” with death infections. Children, pregnant women, and tion to trusting your basic senses. For more information on identifying and people with compromised immune systems For its part, the CDC urges pool users to fol- maintaining a healthy pool, as well as healthy * Speak to a healthcare professional if you can suffer from more severe illness if infected. low these six tips for healthy swimming: swim behaviors, visit www.healthypools.org think your teenager may have depression. 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NEW LISTING NEW LISTING SOLD NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW PRICE DOUGLAS – Whitin Reservoir! WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER – th WEBSTER LAKE - Lake Access from 202 Treasure WEBSTER LAKE - MIDDLE SUTTON - RAMSHORN POND! WEBSTER LAKE – 705 Treasure Island! 22 Lincoln Street! 9 Rm WEBSTER – 11 5 Street! 7 Rm 406’ Waterfront Paradise! this Beautiful 8 Rm Contemp Colonial! Island! Townhouse! Move-in Condition! 6 POND!!! Convenient Point Pleasant! 56 Griggs Road! Yr Rd Enjoyment or Townhouse End Unit! Move-in Condition! Single, w/In-law or 5/4 Rm 2 Family! Cape! Applianced Kit! Din Rm Custom Contemporary! 6+ Rms! Rms, 2 Bdrms, Master Bath, 2.5 Baths 9' Ceilings! Crowns! S.S. Applianced! Ideal 2nd Home or Use Yr Round! Open Summer Lake Living! Panoramic Lake 6Rms, 2 Bdrms, Master Bath, 2.5 Baths New Roof, Windows, Electric, Furnace, w/Hardwds! Front to Back Frplcd Liv Super Lake Views! Cherry Kit! Cherry Cabs, Granite! Center Isl! Total! Applianced! Din Rm w/Sliders to Flr Plan! Panoramic Lake Views! Ideal Views! 64’ Waterfront! 2 Bdrm Ranch! Total! Applianced! Din Rm w/Sliders to Hot Water, Flooring, Ceilings, Walls, Rm w/Hardwds & Slider to Deck! 1st Frplcd! Hrdwds! 20x26 Fam Rm! Deck! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Sliders to Patio! Flr Master Bdrm! 2 Front to Back 2nd Fireplaced Liv Rm! 1st Fl Master/ for All Water Activity! Applianced! Slate Like New! Applianced! Cathedral Deck! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Sliders to Patio! Fixtures, Etc.!!! Nice Yard! All the Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Hardwoods! "Marble" Baths! Glass Sinks! 2.5 Baths! C/Air! Garage w/Storage! 2 BOAT SLIPS! Frplcd Liv Rm! 2 Bdrms! Hrdwd Flrs! C/Air! Garage w/Storage! 2 BOAT SLIPS! Flr Bdrms w/Hardwoods! 1.5 Baths! Ceilings, Hardwoods! Summer’s Coming Major Works Been Done! 17,000’ Level Lot! 3 Bdrms! Gas Heat! C/Air! Sandy Beach! Heated Pool! Ready for Summer Now! Plan Now! $359,900.00 Heated Pool! Sandy Beach! $162,900.00 Enclosed Porch! Corner Lot! Shed! $599,900.00 $269,900.00 $399,900.00 $259,900.00 $189,900.00 $599,900.00

NEW PRICE ONON DEPOSIT WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTE LAKE! Spectacular 10 Rm WEBSTER LAKE – 1401 Treasure WEBSTER LAKE – 120' Waterfront! WEBSTER LAKE - South Pond! Rare WEBSTER LAKE! Middle Pond Southern 810 Beacon Park! WEBSTER LAKE – Middle Pond WEBSTER LAKE – 11 Ernest Street, w/Panoramic Views across South Pond! Island! Custom End Unit! Marina/Lake 9 Rm Brick Cape! Grand Views of South Find! Almost New! Custom Quality 8Rms! Exposure! Panoramic Lake Views! 112’ Ideal Garden Unit w/Water Views! Waterfront Lot! One of the Absolute Best South Pond! 80’ Waterfront! Perfect 8Rm Custom Colonial! Panoramic Views! Sunsets! Great for all Water Sports! Views! 6Rms! 1,874 Sq Ft! Appliances! Pond! Frplcd Liv Rm & Fam Rm! All the Extra’s! Beautiful Sunrises! Waterfront! Level 13,016’ Lot! Sandy 10 Beautiful Acres! Sandy Beach! Fantastic Shorelines on the Lake! Perfectly Level! Master Bdrm Suite that you'll never Custom Floor Plan! Hardwoods/ Marble/ Applianced! Granite! Fireplace! 4Bdrms! Shoreline! 8 Rm Ranch! Applianced Kit! Lakeside Pool! 1100’ of Yr Round Living or Sandy Beach! Western Exposure Across Granite Kit! Formal Dining! Frplcd Liv Lake Facing Mstr Bdrm! Main & Lower Rm! Master Bdrm/Bath w/Lake Views! want to Leave! 3 Fireplaces! 3.5 Baths! Limestone! 2 Bdrms - Master Bdrm - Lake Facing Master & Master Bath! 3Baths! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Lake Views! 3 Lake Facing as 2nd Home! Applianced! 5 Rms! 2 the Widest Expanse of the Lake with Level Kitchens! Beautifully Landscaped! Bdrms! Master Bath! 3 Skylights! 2 Car Family Rm! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Hrdwds! 2 Car Garage! Professionally Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Frplcd Fam Rm! 26X30' Garage! Roof 07! Siding 09! Office! Hrdwds & Ceramic! Air! Expand 3rd Bdrms! Master Bath! 2 Baths Total! CAir! Sunsets to Die For! 10,183’! Cathedrals! 2 Car Garage! Landscaped! Mahogany Decks! Garage! CAir! Gas Heat! CVac! $589,900.00 Level! 2Car Garage! Irrigation! Garage! Convenient Killdeer Island! Garage! And More! $199,900.00 Town Services! $325,000.00 $689,900.00 And Much More! $899,900.00 2 BOAT SLIPS! $415,000.00 $645,000.00 $549,900.00

NEW PRICE WEBSTER LAKE – 326 Killdeer WEBSTER LAKE - Exceptional WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE - South Pond – 105’ WEBSTER LAKE WEBSTER LAKE – Middle Pond! WEBSTER LAKE - Spectacular Killdeer Island - Middle Island! Middle Pond! South Facing! 5 Property! Spectacular Sunsets! 100' North Pond! Western Exp – Pond! Prime Southwestern Level Waterfront – Western Exposure = Middle Pond – Reid Smith Cove! 22 Bates Point Rd! Western Exposure! Views Across Middle Pond! 85' Rm Ranch! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Hardwood Waterfront! 5700'! 4 Fireplaces! Cherry Phenomenal Sunsets! Custom 3000’ Exposure – Spectacular Sunsets! Beautiful Sunsets! 10 Rm Contemp! Lake Western Exposure – Beautiful Sunsets! Fantastic Sunsets! 8+ Room Cape! Waterfront! Huge 20,202' Lot! 11 Rms! 2 Living Levels! 2 Kitchens! Flr & Skylight! 3 Bdrms w/Hardwoods! Library! Granite Kitchen! Media Rm! Dream! 10’ Tray Ceilings! Killer Lake 80’ Waterfront! Level 31,005’Lot! Views - Most Rooms! Fireplaced! Open Flr 7Rms! 3/4 Bedrooms! Cathedrals! 3 Lake Facing Bdrms! 4/5 Bdrms! Black Pearl Foyer! Tray Ceilings! Master 16x29’ Lake Facing Family Room! Views! Super Lake Facing 3 Rm Master 7Rms! 2 Complete Kitchens! Plan! 4 Bdrms! Master Bath w/Jacuzzi! 2.5 1.5Baths! Garage! $459,900.00 Lake Facing Enclosed Porch to Increase Master Bath! 3.5 Baths! 2 Frplcs! Suite & Office Suite! Lake Level 3Bdrms! 3 Baths! Sandy Beach! 3/4 Bedrooms! Ideal Second Home or the Entertaining Area! 82' Waterfront! Suite! 3 Bdrms! 3 Marble Tile Baths! Baths! Great for Entertaining & All Water 2 Additional Waterfront Lots – 8500’! Year Round Use! Hardwoods! Carport! In-law Apartment! 2 - 1st Flr "Offices"! w/Kitchen &10x20 Resistance Pool! Garage! Sports! Slate Patio! 2 Car Gar! And More! $229,900.00 Sandy Beach! Gardens! Security! And More! Theramador Kitchen! C/Air! Garages! $649,900.00 Each $379,900.00 C/Air! And More! $1,499,000.00 $879,900.00 $599,900.00 $345,000.00 $749,900.00 Professional + Experience = Performance

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Auburn Holland Worcester Auburn Worcester Dudley Sutton Auburn Luxury condominium with gorgeous Year round waterfront colonial on 9 room custom Colonial One level 2 bedroom condo. Adorable 6 room cape with finished Mint Cape, 3 BRs. 1.5 Ba’s, Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath ranch in Quality built house w/heavily At Pineledge. LL family room. Dead end street desirable area. courtyard views. Pierpont Meadow Pond. insulated interior, exterior wall loaded w/extras in premier location $199,900 $499,900 $529,900 $190,000 $240,000 $210,000 $218,000 and ceilings. $465,000 New Construction 2 Great Locations Mobile Homes Prospect Hill Estates, Auburn Buyer - Seller Representation 12 Great Opportunities DeerHill Estates, Oxford Auburn - Worcester Locations Quality Custom Homes Call or Visit $329,900 Forward Prices $19,900 to $129,900 Sunday • Open House 11-1 www.EmersonRealtors.net • 508.832.5324 Location - Access & Afforable

Dudley Auburn Auburn Auburn Worcester Auburn Worcester - Westwood Hills Auburn Updates make this 3 bedroom Many updates to this diamond in the Like new, 8 rooms, 4 BRs. 6 room, 2 bedroom townhouse. 5 room, 2 bedroom. Spacious 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath Country seting, gracious 9 room 6 room Cape, Prospect Hill location colonial like new! rough ranch. Loaded & acre+ lot. $209,900 “As Is” sale dormered Cape in great location. Colonial Huge 10x24 deck $205,000 $189,900 $379,900 $125,000 $209,900 located at end of cul-de-sac overlooking level lot $434,000 $237,500 VILLAGER REAL ESTATE 4 • THE VILLAGER • Friday, June 5, 2009 OPEN HOUSE

Brenda Ryan Dot Aucoin Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Debra Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Charlton Waterfront • South Charlton Reservoir Broker- Broker/ Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- Nordby- Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Owner Realtor Hilli Doros Rivera SUNDAY, June 7 • 11:30-1:30 98 HAMILTON STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550 • 508-765-9155 • 1-800-784-0445 FAX: 508-765-2698 Now offering rental services $8,000 TAX CREDIT TO FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS www.aucoinryanrealty.com Waterfront on South Charlton Sturbridge: New Price! 4 Room 2 Southbridge: Move Right In! Be in Dudley: Fabulous home with 4 Br. 2 Reservoir. EW 3 bd 2 1/2 bath, hw, Bedroom home on over 3/4 acre of for summer to enjoy the pool. This N and 1/2 baths. Located on 5.56 land. Hardwood floors, new cabi- low maintenance house has a fully acres. Set back 200+ feet off road in tile, family room, granite counters, nets and appliances in the kitchen. applianced kitchen with sliders to LISTING wonderful neighborhood. Gleaming PEN HOUSE PEN HOUSE hardwood floors and ceramics. Eat O First floor laundry. Oversized 2 stall O the deck, brand new bath, two fire- oak cabinets, oversized 2 car in kitchen, formal dining room. First 12-2PM • SUN detached garage. Don’t miss out! 12-2PM • SUN places, paved drive, beautiful land- Come view this home on Sunday! scaping. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths. fl bedroom or office. Large fam. garage/ room above, boat dock, Reduced to $169,900. Come check out all this property room with fireplace and cathedral has to offer on Sunday! $198,900. ceilings. Master BR with full bath custom brick patios and stone and walk in closet. $359,900 walls. Panoramic view of lake from Southbridge: This home could be Southbridge: Want to sit and relax by Southbridge: Spectacular home featured in a Homes Magazine! abutting the golf course. This house EW the pool this summer? Come make rooms. Too much to list. N 2172 square foot home on just PRICE this property your home. There is has it all. 8 rooms, 4 br. Full baths. under 2 acres. 7 Rooms, 3 Custom built fully applianced LISTING REDUCED nothing to do here. Lovely 8 room, 4 Bedrooms, 1 and 1/2 baths. Cabinet bedroom 1 and 1/2 bath home with kitchen, 1st Floor master suite, $499,000 Owner 774-633-0960 packed kitchen with granite coun- character and Charm. Brand new full Formal dining room leads to deck. ters. Wonderful open floor plan, Fireplaced living room. 2207 square generous sized rooms and closets. bath. First floor laundry room. Low feet plus 840 more in fully finished Deck leads to in ground pool, lovely maintenance home with siding, many lower level with private entrance, fire- Directions: Bond Road to Daniels Road to Marcia Drive. Right on 27 landscaping, sprinkler system and hardwood floors and replacement place, wet bar bath and another bed- two stall garage. $349,900 windows. $173,000. room. All this for only $299,900! Robert Blvd.

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OPENSAT HOUSE 12-2 OPENSUN HOUSE 12-2 SUN 1-3 SUN 1-3 OPENSUN HOUSE 1-3 N DEPOSIT OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE O Inger Christensen 508/769-3823 AUBURN - $259,900 WEBSTER - $549,900 WEBSTER - $574,900 THOMPSON, CT - $319,900 WOODSTOCK, CT - $129,900 GRAFTON - $389,900 508/365-3561 Ranch w/open floor plan, hrdwd/tile Killdeer Island Waterfront! 70ft Great opportunity... 2-FM plus Beautiful 6rm 3br 2ba Cape, Beautiful Townhouse with view, Stunning 4 yr Hip Roof Colonial, floors, 3br, 1.5ba, fam rm, sliders, sandy beach. 8rm 3br 2 full ba. newer 2700sf Colonial, lge rms, 4 brick fireplace, garages, 5rm 1.5ba, deck, all new cabinets, hdwd-tile flrs, island-ss appl. skylight, new bath & kitchen, corner garages, hdwd/tile, fenced yd. Near train/MaPike.. lot, garage, patio. Cont Ranch, stone firpl LR, fin LL plus 4rm apt. hdwds & tile floors. 79 & 79.5 East Main St (Rt 197) off Rt. 197 Licensed in MA & CT 1 Prentice Avenue 284 Killdeer Road 112 Old Turnpike Rd 449 Dugg Hill Road 82 Milford Road Elaine Armstrong 508/353-1932 ON DEPOSIT 508/365-4022 WEBSTER - $249,900 WEBSTER - $649,900 WEBSTER - $259,900 WEBSTER - $349,900 WEBSTER - $249,900 THOMPSON,CT -$339,900 Custom Cape ctry setting. Ranch w/rear apt, total 9 rms, 4br Waterfront! Your own 98 ft Open floor plan Cape, new kitch You’ll be impressed! Young 2-fam, Lge 2-Fam, 6/6, 3 br ea unit, Pine 2.5ba, hdwd flrs, firepl, FHW heat, Mahogany deck, full wall fieldstone To view these properties please visit Peninsula. Waterview from every w/island, 6-8 rms 3 br 2 full ba, FR, mstr bdrm w/private roof deck, flrs, cab kitch, frt prchs, backyd, 2- frpl, 1st fl mstr ste, maple cabs, 2 gar, walk to bus/stores room, 9-10 rms, 4 docks, more! coal stove, deck, lge level yard. views of Webster Lake car gar, First floor to rent @$900 plus acres www.IngerC.com 28 Slater Street 131 Birch Island Road 66 Cushing Road 285 Killdeer Road 41 Brook St 73 LaPorte Road off Rt. 12

######################################################################################################################### ##################################################### SPENCER - $254,900 CENTURY 21 SWEEPSTAKES! Maher Real Estate What a great retreat! 508-832-5831 Auburn 1-800-563-7019 *Grand Prize $21,000* Enjoy year-round liv- www.century21maher.com • [email protected] Call for details Sandra Loughlin Joyce Johnson ing on beautiful Lake Licensed in MA & CT Owner/Manager Owner/Broker ATERFRONT Whittemore in this 508-769-2605 508-958-1742 W 2BR Cape – eat-in- kitchen w/cathedral ceiling & skylights, spacious LR w/views of the Lake & access to the Ann Marie Danielle Sue Ronald Helen Maryann Chic Janice Judy Diane Anne Franny Lorraine Elie upper level deck. Bonus finished walkout lower Therrien Kusz Sorensen Garabedian Vangsness Johnson Kahale Beland Ward Empie Pacevicz Greenberg Gaudette Jankowski level to second deck maximizes living space, com- plete w/wood burning stove. Simply walk out on the deck or into the yard and you’re ready to enjoy PEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE O OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE all the activities a lake front home has to offer! SUNDAY 6/7 SUNDAY 6/7 SUNDAY 6/7 SUNDAY 6/7 SUNDAY 6/7 SUNDAY 6/7 Call for Open House schedule.

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$8000 Tax Credit Sharon Pelletier June Cazeault Broker Owner Sales Associate Jo-Ann Szymczak 508.943.4333 HOME & LAND PARTNERS Connie Nedoroscik 43 East Main St. • Webster, MA 01570 508-943-7669 E Independently Owned & Operated 508-949-3205 90 Worcester Road 25 Colonial Road ~ GALA OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND JUNE 13TH &14TH Webster Webster Lake ~ $269,900. $435,000 DUDLEY- $319,900 DUDLEY - $249,900 OPEN HOUSE Contemporary Desireable subdivision, upgraded Styled 3 BR Raised Deceiving Cape totally updated OPEN HOUSE Sat 6/6 • 11-1 fixtures throughout, open floor kitchen, baths, great room w/par- Ranch! Approx plan, cathedral ceiling, security Spacious 2,361 sf OPEN HOUSE quet floor, central vac, replace- 7,868 SF Lot, 50' system, tastefully decorated, ment windows, heated 3 stall custom cape! SAT 6/6 • 12-2 Prime Water oversized bedrooms, quality garage, private level lot, HW Business zoned! Frontage w/Sandy porcelin tile floor in kitchen, pri- floors, walk-in cedar closet, fin- S ished room in lower level... plus Superb location for Beach Area! Great vate setting w/fenced yard. Easy potential for business use. Swimming & 15 Pineview Ave. highway access, Close to MA 55 West Main St professional bldg or very fine personal residence!! Pike, Rtes 146,290, 12 & 20 Quality craftsmanship & extraordinarily well maintained! Boating Location! Fabulous Western Exposure! Sliders to a Great Lake Facing Deck, Recent Roof, Cherry Cabinets, 4 huge brs. 2 like new ceramic full baths ~ 1 on ea level! TOBIN FARMS DUDLEY- $224,900 Granite Countertops, Hardwoods in the Kitchen, Full Gleaming hardwood floors throughout! Beautifully Finished Lower Level Family Room w/Wetbar, Walkout Limited lots available. Immaculate ranch, Kitch /din- ing area extensive cabinets, unique kitchen! 30x24 LL workshop! Access! Call for a private meeting. PEN HOUSE hdwd flrs, modern baths, 1st 95 Southbridge Rd, PEN HOUSE 1 waterfront lot remaining. O flr applianced laundry with 13 Conservation Dr O SUN 6/7 • 11-1 Douglas Dudley SUN 6/7 • 1-4 2 interior lots. deck, finished fam rm, lower T $329,000 $267,500 Prices starting at $399,900 level walk-out wooded level yard... patio as you walk out What a Great Cul De EASY Sale - QUICK for Dudley’s finest 24 Prospect Ave Sac Neighborhood! lot 33 Stebbins Dr from the basement...deck off EW TO MARKET EW TO MARKET Close! Not a Short development laundry... N You will Love this N "Just the Right Size" Sale or Forclosure! 3 BR 2 Bath Colonial Lovely 2,450 SF 4 on 2.5 acres in BR Cape-5 Yr Young Preservation Park! Roof, 2 Car Garage There are actually trees that separate Addition w/11X22 Finished Rm Above, Open Flr Plan Flows Nicely! A Don Malo houses & woods off the back yard! Enjoy your privacy in the back yard/deck & pool! Blues Skies prevail w/under- Kitchen/Dining Combo Features Maple Cabs, Oak Flr & ground utilities (no wires blocking the view)! Remodeled Oversized Island! Step down Family Rm w/Cathedral 508-243-3793 Kitchen/Dining w/customized cabinets, corian counters, Ceiling! Pellet Stove! Sliders to Back Deck/Patio & Private Key Realty upscale appliances! Fabulous Interior Decor ~ recently Services updated w/custom paint & berber! Tree Lined Back Yard - the Perfect Space for Summer FUN! OPEN HOUSE T SATURDAY 6/6 rice Reduction P 12:00-2:00 To advertise in our Real 506 TREASURE ISLAND RD. Estate Section, please call E “WEBSTER LAKE CONDO” 2 boat slips in private marina. 2 bed, 2.5 baths, deck and patio, your local sales attached garage, near beach and marina, new carpets. End unit. REDUCED $281,500. Don Malo 508-243-3793 ERA KEY representative. Land: Buildable lot for single family or 2 family, town water, town sewer, below assessed. $49,000 1-800-367-9898 Friday, June 5, 2009 • THE VILLAGER • 5 Open House Directory Deadline: Monday at 10am (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE SATURDAY, JUNE 6 AUBURN 1 Prentice Ave SF 12:00-2:00 $259,900 Coldwell Banker, B.J. Ostrokolowicz 508-341-2685 SPENCER Candlewood Dr SF 11:00-2:00 $229,900 - Century 21 Toomey Lovett Inc. $249,900 508-885-3443 WEBSTER Groveland Terrace SF 12:00-2:00 $289,900 RE/MAX Professional Associates, Conrad Allen 508-400-0438

Groveland Terrace SF 12:00-2:00 $269,900 RE/MAX Professional Associates, Conrad Allen 508-400-0438

506 Treasure Island Rd SF 12:00-2:00 $281,500 ERA Key Realty Services Don Malo 508-243-3793

90 Worcester Rd SF 11:00-1:00 $269,900 Hope Real Estate Group 508-943-433 SUNDAY, JUNE 7 CHARLTON Charlton Waterfront SF 11:30-1:30 $499,000 By Owner, 774-633-0960

AUBURN 7 Pinedale Rd SF 12:00-1:30 $239,900 Sullivan Real Estate Group, 508-832-2262

OAKHAM 254 Adams Rd SF 2:15-3:45 $245.000 Sullivan Real Estate Group, 508-832-2262

SOUTHBRIDGE 8 Parkwood Ln SF 12:00-2:00 $229,900 Aucoin Ryan Realty, 508-765-9155

31 Servamt Way SF 12:00-2:00 $269,900 Aucoin Ryan Realty, 508-765-9155

REAL ESTATE SPENCER SERVICES Candlewood Dr. SF 11:00-2:00 $229,900- Century 21 Toomey Lovett Inc. FROM HERE $249,900 508-885-3443 TO HOME Lake Whittemore SF By Appoint $254,900 Gibbs Realty Inc. 508-886-6100

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AUBURN. Excellent location for this 3 CHARLTON. Fabulous 4 BR Colonial w/ DUDLEY. Stunning sunsets, spectacular HOLDEN. Meticulously maintained 3 BR BR Cape! Definitely not a drive-by! all amenities on 1.3+A! Fireplace, gran- views from this 4 BR Cape on 2.9+A! Ranch. Screened porch, FP'd living Interior is much larger that it looks! ite, hardwoods. Master w/ jetted tub. Hardwoods throughout, eat-in kitchen, 4 room, finished basement. Hardwoods 112 Old Turnpike Rd SF 1:00-3:00 $319,900 Coldwell Banker, Many updates, pristine condition! Large Central air, pellet stove, 2 car gar. car garage. $264,900. Cindy Forgit. throughout. $249,900. Cindy Forgit. back yard. $249,000. Beverly or Dan. $410,000. Dorothy Fontana. Inger Christensen 508-769-3823 WEBSTER 284 Killdeer Rd SF 12:00-2:00 $549,900 Coldwell Banker, OPEN HOUSE NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING SUN • 1-3pm B. J. Ostrokolowicz 508-341-2685 79 & 79.5 75 N WALES RD, HOLLAND. Tucked SOUTHBRIDGE. Great investment or STURBRIDGE. Private, wooded 40 Acres STURBRIDGE. Nice 2 BR Cape has fire- East Main St SF 1:00-3:00 $574,900 Coldwell Banker, away on 3+ acres is this captivating 3 owner occupied property! 4 Family, fully accompany this 2 BR Cape! Hardwoods placed living room, formal dining room, BR Cape! Spacious rooms and exciting rented. Great location, minutes from throughout, central FP w/ beehive oven. hardwood floors. Great commuter loca- Elaine Armstrong 508-353-1932 floor plan provide an abundance of pos- downtown and major routes for com- 2 room master suite. $300,000. Holly tion! Being sold "as is". $124,900. Dick, sibilities. $289,900. Annette Astphan. muting. $252,000. Cindy Forgit. Livernois. Jerry or Jennifer. WOODSTOCK, CT 449 Dugg Hill Rd T 1:00-3:00 $129,900 Coldwell Banker, Inger Christensen, 508-769-3823

23 FISKDALE ROAD BROOKFIELD, MA 01506 Quaboag Valley 508-867-4555 • Real Estate Sturbridge: Desirable Fiske Hill area subdivi- Warren: Great home in a beautiful setting sion! This well-maintained Colonial sits on a nice- w/landscaped yard, fish pond, brick patio/walls & ly kept corner lot. Large custom “Cronin” kitchen perennial gardens. This well-maintained Ranch w/corian counter tops & breakfast area w/FP, for- has 3/bdrs, 2/ba, great room w/cathedral ceilings, 943-4900 * 987-8400 mal LR, formal DR , large FR w/wood/coal stove, open floor-plan, oak kitchen, master bedroom R 2nd floor boasts 4/bdrs including a master suite, w/full bath, office, family room w/wood stove. partially finished LL w/possible 5th BR, oversized Move in condition!! $269,000 Call Kathleen OFF EXIT 1 - RT. 395 - THOMPSON ROAD, WEBSTER, MASS. 2 car attached garage. $279,900 Call Danny Cembura 508-867-8971 Minchoff 508-784-0653 Marc D. Becker, Carla Manzi, Brokers Warren: Young expanded Cape with 4/bdrs & 2 full baths, open floor plan, hardwoods, formal din- DUDLEY ing, 1st floor bedroom & bath, large master bed- WEBSTER - Excellent - Lovingly main- E Charlton: Enjoy the simpler life! It’s all here; room, farmer’s porch & a nice 1+ acre flat, private, three BR Ranch on 1/4 tained and totally immaculate pasture, barn w/3 stalls, potting shed & a warm & landscaped lot, town water & sewer, great com- acre level lot - corian and Cape in wonderful neighbor- inviting 19th century Colonial, 4/bdrs, beautiful muter location, close to Scottish Meadow Gold NEW LISTING stainless steel kitchen - hood - cabinet kitchen - din- chef’s kitchen, mudroom/workroom, LR Course. $219,900 Call Michelle Terry 508-735- ing room - front-to-back liv- 8744 hardwoods, ceramics - w/Vermont Castings woodstove, sitting room knotty pine family room - ing room w/fireplace and bow w/pellet stove w/separate entrance, updated sys- window - two bedrooms - 1.5 tems, large unfinished area on second level, in-law Brookfield: Nanatomqua-55+ Mobile Home central air/vac - oil heat - Call Kris Casucci 508-784- garage - shed - nice neigh- ceramic baths - finished A potential. $399,900 Adult Community, 2/br mobile home 3 season breezeway with sliders to 0655 borhood, convenient to porch, nice lot, storage shed, park fee $100/mo. deck - new interior paint and carpeting - hardwoods - shed - vinyl $67,500 plus park share Call Lisa Caron QVRE everything. 508-341-8299 siding -- two-car attached garage - nicely landscaped 1/3 acre. R/E Tax $1800 $214,900 R/E Tax $1796 $254,900

Professional L Conrad Allen WEBSTER - Very nice WEBSTER - New con- Associates owner-occupied two temporary split level - Agent ConradAllen.com REDUCED family - fireplace - applianced kitchen - 3 Webster, MA 508-400-0438 garage - above-ground bedrooms - 2 full baths - pool - new Buderus oil furnace - some vinyl open floor plan - deck - windows - lots of stor- oversized two-car garage age - good neighbor- - oil heat - centrally locat- hood - many updates - ed - town services. OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE owners moving west. SAT 6/6 • 12-2 SAT 6/6 • 12-2 R/E Tax $2042 $224,900 R/E Tax $2100 $269,900

E “house similar” “house similar” DUDLEY WEBSTER-$289,900 WEBSTER - $269,900 WEBSTER - Big, solid three- - Wonderful CHARLTON-$189,900 Brand New Construction! 7 rooms, 3 bed- Brand New large spilt entry 6 rooms, 3 bed- family on 1/3 acre - 3-3-3 - opportunity if your cur- Like New 3 bedroom 1.5 bath Cape, rooms, 2 full baths, 1800 sq. ft. Pick your rooms, 2 full baths, garage, decks & more living room - formal dining - rent needs include an in- Glass like hardwood floors. Ready to colors now! Dir: School St. to Overlook Dir: School St. to Overlook to 1st street law or accessory apart- move in. $8,000 tax credit available. to 1st street on left. on left. big, eat-in kitchen - hard- ment in this spacious 27 x wood floors - storage areas 50 ft. nine-room raised S - detached 2-car garage - ranch in Dudley. Bright, handicap ramp - vinyl siding open floor plan with three - recent roof - updates need- bedrooms on main level - ed - family-owned since - kitchen, bath, bedroom 1924. and sitting room in lower level - 2-car garage - 22 ft. deck - new oil furnace - nicely landscaped three-quarter acre near schools. R/E Tax $2320 $204,900 R/E Tax $2043 $239,900 T WEBSTER - LESS THAN RENT Payment includes taxes, PMI!! Like WEBSTER-$229,900 DUDLEY-$69,900 new three bedroom cape, new kitchen Webster Lake waterfront lot! Ready to Immaculate and ready to move in. 3 cabinets, countertops, ceramic tile, STERLING REALTY ESTABLISHED 1962 build right now. Town water and town room condo. Lots of storage. Priced new carpeting, no short sale, foreclo- A sewer available. to sell. sure, etc. Only $115,900 NO MISPRINT WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE - THINK OF STERLING T LET US SINCE 1962 www.sterlingrealtyhomes.com OUR 47TH YEAR E Do Your Home Work! GOT A HOUSE Looking to sell your home, let us do the work for you. FOR SALE? Your ad will be seen in over 60,000 households throughout Southern Look for that new home in Worcester County. our real estate section. 6 • THE VILLAGER • Friday, June 5, 2009 Take Advantage of the $8,000 First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit

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PRICE REDUCED KILLINGLY Beautiful Cape with 3 Webster, MA What a view! Wake up to a Webster Lake THOMPSON New construction 3 BR 2.5 bath Colonial bedrooms, 2 full baths. Kitchen open to deck and views in this completely remodeled 2 BR, 1.5 bath on 2.33 private manicured acres. Home features hard- above ground pool with a private fenced back yard home. New windows, doors, siding, roof, & so much wood floors, granite counters, central AC, master BR with stone fireplace and storage shed. Seller will con- more. Finished soon for $239,000 with jacuzzi and 2 sinks & a walk-out basement. Call sider all reasonable offers. A must see at $238,000 today for your private showing! Offered at $389,900. http://www.realtor.com/Prop/1108649526 www.realtor.com/Prop/1108865416

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PRICE REDUCED THOMPSON Looking for a home PRICE REDUCED WOODSTOCK Step back in time PRICE REDUCED THOMPSON Beautiful spacious that stands out? This Cape has 3 BR's, a loft over the when you enter this c1846 E.Woodstock home.Several ranch with open floor plan, cherry kitchen with cathedral ceiling living room, central air, central vac, 2 orig. features remain such as rosettes on door & window attached dining area open to large living room with full baths, and 3 forms of heating: Oil, Elec. or Wood. trims,3 fireplaces, painted wide board floors & built-in fireplace. Master BR with full bath, + 2 BRs, deck, A half acre and garage complete the package.$229,900 cupboards; Updates to bath,roof,furnace & H/W heater for farmers porch, & oversized 2 car garage. $325,000 http://www.realtor.com/Prop/1108137890 $179,900 http://www.realtor.com/Prop/1108356815 http://www.realtor.com/Prop/1108039215

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Sullivan 508-832-2262 505 Washington St., Auburn, MA 01501 Real Estate Group sullivanregroup.com OPEN HOUSE 6/7 • 2:15-3:45 254 ADAMS RD. OAKHAM: Charming country colonial on acre + lot with beautiful large in ground pool & pool house. Bright sunny open floor plan. Interior fea- tures: wide pine floors, exposed beams, latch doors, dining area opens to 2nd floor loft with sky light. Slider from dining area to large deck AUBURN: Single Family, 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1 overlooking beautifully landscaped yard. Finished lower level with slid- bath. Short sale. $160, 000. er walk out. 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bath. $245, 000. Webster: OPEN HOUSE 6/7 • 12:00-1:30 MMOOVVEE WEBSTER LAKE 7 PINEDALE RD. YOUR HOUSE WITH WATERFRONT. Auburn: Can be Killdeer Island. used as a large sin- Features approx 100' gle family or a legal THE CLASSIFIEDS frontage on the lake, 2 family for additional income. First floor has eat-in with potential to subdivide. Unique colonial with lots kitchen, LR w/fireplace, hardwood floors, 4 season of character and charm through out.7 rooms, 3 bed- sunroom w/slider to deck overlooking large level $599, 000. yard. Cute 3 room apartment on 2nd floor. rooms, 1 bath, fireplace. Must See! Commuters Dream. $239,900. • Sell it in... sullivanregroup.com VILLAGER REAL ESTATE FAMILY Shop Smart For Dads and Grads This Season (STATEPOINT) ranties that come with products are “limited,” receives it will enjoy it for many years. the recipient has a trusted partner with access If you are looking for a Father’s Day or grad- and that’s exactly the coverage you get — lim- Portable electronics, lawn equipment and to a network of reputable servicers,” says uation gift and don’t feel like buying another ited. Give your Grad or Dad the gift of extra sporting gear all can take a beating, so pur- Jamie Breneman, spokesperson for NEW. tie or watch, consider either sporting or elec- peace of mind by purchasing an extended chasing an extended service plan will ensure tronic equipment. service plan. Many protect against accidental Whether they’re going off to college, enter- damage, failures resulting from normal wear ing the workplace or simply taking to the and tear, defects in materials and workman- backyard or family room, one thing’s for sure: ship, and mechanical and electrical break- both young people and fathers love gadgets. downs. Portable electronics and trendy gadgets, Service plans also offer benefits beyond fix- such as MP3 players, laptop computers, gam- ing or replacing failed products. In addition to ing systems and smartphones, are great for the protection these plans provide, they also teens. Sporting goods, such as golf equipment, can help the gift recipient use and enjoy elec- hunting, fishing and radio gear, and electron- tronic gifts. The better ones provide free cus- ics make for terrific gifts for fathers. GPS sys- tomer support on the phone or online, offering tems and digital cameras are perfect for both. fast answers to questions about products. So whether someone is struggling with setup, Here are some things to consider to help you installation or use, service plans are there to make smart decisions while shopping: help 24/7 and can provide much needed trou- * Match the gift to special interests or life bleshooting. You can be assured the extra events: Does the recipient prefer outdoor or investment will save the recipient time and indoor activities? What special occasions are money should they experience a problem. happening in his or her life? A job search, new According to the experts at N.E.W.Customer baby, or impending road trip all can help you Service Companies, Inc. (NEW), an independ- zero in on the perfect purchase. ent administrator of buyer protection servic- * Don’t forget the extras: Make sure your gift es, most service plans offer peace of mind that is ready for use by including batteries, cords, comes with knowing that your new equipment memory cards, travel cases or any other neces- will be fixed if it is broken. That is significant sity that will enable the recipient to begin given that for many products, even the sim- enjoying the gift right away without another plest repair can be costly. trip to the store. “When investing in an electronics gift, you * Eliminate future headaches: Most war- want to make sure that the person who Caring For Ailing Spouse May Prolong Your Life

(SPM WIRE) of mortality rates, and helped with the cop- Be Cautious When Giving To give is better than to receive, a recent ing process following spousal loss. University of Michigan Psychological These new findings in unison with her ear- Science study has revealed, as older people lier work refresh the case for altruism in Kids Cold Or Flu Meds who cared for an ailing spouse for at least 14 marriage. Indeed, in sickness or in health, it hours a week lived longer than others in the is crucial to stand together. (SPM WIRE) For coughs, give the child a teaspoon of study who did not. “We don’t know yet exactly how caregiving honey or corn syrup if older than one. Give “These findings suggest that caregivers motivation and behavior might influence Cold and flu season can be tough on kids the child warm fluids like water, apple juice may actually benefit from providing care health,” says Brown, “but it could be that and parents. and chicken broth. under some circumstances,” said U-M helping another person - especially someone Doctors are urging parents not to give chil- Take the child into the bathroom and run a researcher Stephanie Brown, lead author of you love - relieves some of the harmful stress dren under the age of 6 over-the-counter hot shower. Steam relaxes airways and helps the study report. “Previous studies have doc- effects of seeing that person suffer.” cough and cold medications. They can have with coughing. umented negative health effects of caregiv- Even though a great majority of people - serious side effects. Increase humidity in the home to reduce ing. But the current results show that it is roughly 81 percent - said they received no “Some 7,000 children end up in the emer- congestion and coughing. time to disentangle the presumed stress of help at all from their spouse in the study, the gency room each year because of problems Kids should be well hydrated, have good providing help from the stress of witnessing researchers theorize that deeply-engrained associated with these medicines,” says Dr. nutrition and get enough sleep. a loved one suffer.” evolutionary factors favor altruism when Esther Yoon, general pediatrician in the “Children should get plenty of vitamin C Brown and colleagues analyzed seven individuals rely on one another. This may be Department of Pediatrics and and E to help fight germs and a multivitamin years of data in this study. Taking into con- why those who spent the most time caring Communicable Diseases, University of is also helpful,” Yoon says. sideration a nationally representative sam- for their spouse lived longer than others in Michigan Health System. If symptoms continue longer than five ple of 1,688 American couples, age 70 and the study. To ease pain from a harsh cough or throat days, take the child to a doctor. If a child is older, the analysis limited the focus to only Brown will continue to study altruism and pain, use over-the-counter acetaminophen having difficulty breathing, is wheezing or is couples that lived on their own. caregiving through 2009 with the support of and ibuprofen in age-appropriate doses, younger than three months old with a fever, Earlier work by Brown showed that pro- the National Science Foundation, trying to Yoon says. he should be seen immediately. viding social support to loved ones, friends understand more closely the rewards of giv- For blocked noses, use nasal saline drops and neighbors, benefited the giver in terms ing and of selflessness in matrimony. and a bulb suction to loosen and remove mucus or have the child blow his nose. 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Hydraulic Lift, Kohler Engine, Christmas Dress 16-Year Old Craftsman Miter Box with (3) Frigidaire 8000 BTU Antique Victorian 54-Inch Mowing Deck, Snow Entertainment back saw. This is not cheap $50 Each Sports Card Never Worn! Double Pane 8pc. Black Marble Thrower, Chains, Vacuum Christina Wu Strapless Center plastic. $65.00. (1) GE 5000 BTU System With Trailer. Service Specials Call (508)943-7215 Fireplace Gown with train. Size 8. Solid Oak Wood, Custom Windows $25 Manuals. Always Stored Baseball/Football Purchased at Kleinfelds Made. Custom Side Door With Screens: Mantle Surround Inside. Runs Strong. Basketball/Hockey RCA Solid Maple Good Condition NYC. Elegant beading For Tapes, Excellent (4) 22.75”W/40”H 2006 Cam $1500 Racing/Boxing with organza & silk/satin Console Stereo Best Offer For Both Condition. 62” Wide, Can (10) 22.75”W/48”H Rookies/Stars/Sets/Singles material. $700. (9) 22.75”W/56”H Superline Has Turntable, With 3 Brush Chipper Fit Up To A 30” TV Record Sizes. 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In excellent condition, 508-641-3289 Beautiful wood frame 508-943-6771 $500/BO. 1 long Black And Chair Aiwa Compact Men’s Clothing includes mattresses, pillows, Coin-Op Persian Lamb. Size large. In $35 2006 Keystone Pictures ladder (never used). $2000 Washers & Dirt Bike good condition, but worn. Extra-Large Disc Stereo or best offer. 2003 RM65 Suzuki $300/BO. Sprinter Travel Has Three-Place Disc Player, Many Miscellaneous Call (508)987-1594, leave Dryers Great condition, asking (508)987-8483 Wicker Dog Bed AM/FM Radio, Dual Cassette 1 1/2 To 2 Years Old. With Cushion Items message will return call. $1200. Trailer Player, Remote, Two 10 Sets Available Call (774)696-3360 Everything Must Never Used Excellent Condition. Speakers, And New Denon No Reasonable Brand-New Very Good Condition $50 31 Feet, New Tires, Well DP-26F Full Automatic Offer Refused Automatic Scrubbing 774-230-0680 Disney Area Stay Go!! Singer Sewing Machine Maintained, Slide-Out, Turntable. 7 Days, 6 Nights Portable Dishwasher In Box Awning, Ladder. Sleeps 6. $125 508-949-6425 Power-Head with butcher block top, $250. $500 Colonial Wood 2 Adult Disney Tickets $10 Dual Cam Hitch, TV, AC/Heat. Call 508-248-3932 Paid $750 Farmers table with 5 chairs, Manual Pasta Maker $15,900 Hutch and Base $200. Oak cabinets, various Athena Stereo Reconditioned Prop Honey pine finish. Asking, Sell For $249 $10 508-943-8240 All French Country 19” Pitch, Fits Good For One Year sizes, six pieces, $400. $350. Call (508)328-3438 508-735-9493 Ethan Allen Speakers Merc Cruisers Antique Chezck crystal 508-301-0266 27” RCA Maple 3ft tall x 1ft wide, excellent $85 set, valued at over $1800. Furniture quality, fantastic sound. 2 Double Window Exercise 1974 Suzuki TC100 Console Color TV Hand cut, very ornate. Variety Of Tables speakers. Asking $380 508-826-2029 New, Vetter High Pro 4 Equipment 1000 Original Miles, Always Gemstar, Beautiful Piece for pair. Appraised. Will sell for $900. Of Furniture. Butler Glass and brass dinette With Screens. Weider weight bench, Garaged. Hasn’t Been Used End Tables Call (508)341-4659 Brilliion Grass In 4 Years! $400 OBO set Perfect for 1st Measures 76”Long preacher curl and leg Nested Tables Seeder extension with Olympic bar. $1000 860-933-6369 Bakers Rack apartment. $50. 61”High Leave Message Model Sl8 Call (508)943-6367 $650 OBO 295lbs of weight, $250. 50lb 508-885-3136 With 4 Shelves & Drawer 8-Foot Wide, Like New punching bag, $50. Curl bar, 860-888-5207 3-Year Old Formal 508-208-8401 Can schedule viewing With Butcher Block Condition. Always Marine Hemi 85lbs or weight, $40. $25 Complete Master Living Room in Oxford. Stored Inside. Bedroom Furniture Engine [email protected] 197? Ford Lawn & Couch Ceramic Flower Pot $5,500 OBO 1959 With Latham Blower or 508-637-1046 Amana 100 With Pedestal Includes California And Four Carburetors Garden Tractor Blue & Gold. Turfco Top Dresser King-Sized Waterbed Frame, $25 $295 OBO $8000 OBO Farm Equipment 20 HP, Hydrostatic Drive, Matching Wingback Microwave Large Armoire, Large Harrow Power Steering, 2-Speed Chair Included. New Condition Old Copper Spittoon 508-764-8330 Dresser With Mirror, Axle, 3-Point Hitch, Power Call 508-259-8805 Deere 5-Foot, 3-Point $400 $150 Tobacco Company (2) Large End Tables. Sturdy $400 Angle Plow, 60” Mower Writing On It Bunk Bed Set Cherry In Excellent Dresses Deck, Wheel Weights, 508-832-7414 Bunn Coffee Maker $75 Maple $175 Condition. Cultivator Toolbar Owner’s & Repair Manuals. $75 Wedding, Prom, Cocktail. All 5-Foot, 5-Spring Tine, For More Information Pearl Export Series $2000 OBO brand new. Older Tractor, But 508-764-8330 Call 508-347-7441 2 Hiller Discs, 3-Point Still Strong! 35MM Camera 5-Piece Drum Set Piggy-Back Washer/ Call (508)981-6762 $350 $1500 FIRM Beach Cruiser With Double Bass Pedal, Dryer Combo Call 860-923-3532 Pentax K-1000 Amana Air Hi-Hat & 2 Cymbals. Kenmore, Excellent Electric Dryer Lime Spreader Ask For Ron with assortment of lenses Bicycles $350 Condition, All Brochures. Used 6 months, $100. Tow-Behind, Ground Driven. Conditioner $600 OBO $150 2 electronic flashes, and NEW! Red, Blue, 508-987-3152 Washer used holds x-large many other accessories. 18,000 btu only used 4 Green, Orange. loads, $50. Solid oak kitchen 860-974-7099 1996 Tigershark summers, 2 heavy for me to (3) Original Factory Sell all for $220. Balloon Tires. Hubcaps table, 5 chairs, 2 leafs, $100 Two-Seat Jetski lift. $400 new, sell for $200. $300 Each or best offer. Good condition Call (508)943-5954 or Ask for Pat, Camcorder For 2005 Hyundai Sonata 508-476-1935 $35 Each wrought iron & glass coffee Heavy Duty 9’ Fisher & Trailer days (508)943-7704 (508)885-5542 $140 table & end tables inlay $1275 Call Alan At w/stone, very nice, $50. Highway Plow Beautiful Audio Equipment 508-509-5407 One-way plow, set up for 5-Phone Executone Office 35mm Minolta Authentic $60 Apartment size freezer, $50. Furniture Works well. backhoe or truck, $650. Telephone System Revolutionary Electric Guitar $450 Maxxum 5000 Entertainment Center Corner TV Cabinet Call (508)340-2098 Fisher Snow-Foil Type Heavy War Historic $95 $150 Duty 8’ Plow for truck Back up Powerpack for Camera $200/BRO, like new. AF50 Lens & AF70-210 Lens, Redecorating and need Amp $60 Sony 36” Flat Screen $500 Computer, $100 Autographs Receiver $120 Flash & Case. space. Store-new Girls Clothing Heavy Duty Hobart Meat Antique Stainless-Steel Genuine Original Signature Canon Film Camera $45 Television $150 Autographs Of condition, MUST SEE! $250 Large quantity of high Grinder. Floor type with large Milkcan, $25 (508)832-3684 DVD Player $25 American Icons. Solid Cherry Entertainment quality, brand name bowl. $375 Antique Singer Sewing 508-278-6123 GPS $95 George Washington $3000 Computer $150 Center Girls Clothing For Sale Briggs & Stratton 12HP Machine, $50 Benjamin Franklin $3000 Brand New DJ Equipment Fits 27” TV, $200 Age: Infant-3T Vertical Riding Mower IBM Selectric Typewriter 4x8 Open Trailer Thomas Jefferson $1500 Engine, $95 Front load washer & dryer Dale Earnhardt Sr. NEC 20” TV & VCR $75 Come choose from & Table, $100 Newly done over. Asking All Have Certificates Of set. $1200. the best at the $525. 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010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE Grooming Kenmore Like New! Men’s Bicycle New Woodmaster Piano Rolltop Secretary Fishing Rods, Equipment Refrigerator Large Two-Level Light Giant 6061 Planer/Molder Baldwin Spinnet With Desk Reels, Boxes, 1 Romani Grand Daddy Dryer 20.6 Cubic Foot, Black, Top Oak Coffee Table 23” Frame, 24 Gears, With 18” Drum Sander Bench. Good Condition. $120 1 Romani Clipper Vac Freezer. Brand New, From $125 Shimano 105 Derailer. $950 Black & Gold, Ridden Attachment. 5HP Motor. Full-Size Rolltop Desk Plugs, (B&B Model) Sears Warehouse. Energy Good Condition Weighs 420lbs. 1 42 Inch Hydraulic Star Compliant. Only 4 Times. Sauna $200 Streamers, Grooming Table Price New $750 8’ x 11’ Karastan Original Cost $800 Also, 120A, 2HP, Shop Finnleo, Portable, Comes Computer/Writing Table 1 Hydro Surge Bather Yours For $400 Oriental Rug Asking $350 Fox Vacuum With All $50 Etc. 508-764-9309 In 2 Pieces. Perfect Asking $2500 For All 860-963-0685 New Fringe & Attachments, Hooks Up For Two. Assembles Corner Student Archery 508-987-2419 Professionally Cleaned To All Three. In Minutes. Simply Desk & Chair $50 $350 Men’s Burberry Kennedy Mint Condition. Plugs Into Standard 48” Oak Bathroom Vanity Equipment Prorsum $50 Sporting goods, Gym Equipment Machinist Toolbox Call Rich Books/Manuals Included Household Outlet. 20 Inch, 7-Drawer, Several 508-826-2029 Trenchcoat Asking $3500 OBO $500 48” Mirrored Medicine Machinist Tools & Marc X Platinum 3100 Cabinet With Vanity Lights In Excellent Condition Micrometers, Indicators, Etc. Size ? (40/42), Tan, Slightly 508-347-5725 Auto Tools, most half Worn, But Good Condition. Call John $35 Handicap walkers, $250 OBO Kenmore Top-Load Living Room Couch And Matching Chair $100 508-949-1051 24” Oak Bathroom Vanity $10-$30. 300 lb Olympic Weights Washer Piano $25 35MM Canon Camera With Bar Good Condition Floral Design Fabric 860-974-9946 $100 OBO 2 1/2 Years Old $150 New! 8 American By Baldwin Dark Pine Wash Stand $200 Only Used 3x/Week Men’s Skis Craftsman With Bench $35 (508)885-5189 TAKE BOTH FOR $300 413-245-9001 Excellent Condition Call 860-933-6369 $100 CASH OBO Dynastar Skis & Boots, Replacement Call 508-943-3711 Prices Negotiable! Afternoons & Evenings Living Room Size 10 $500 OBO After 6pm Hand-Beaded 860-974-1912 $135 Windows 508-943-6654 Furniture 508-832-3118 9500 series. Low E, full Salon Equipment Flat Belt Wedding Gown Keyboard Best Offer For: screen, 6 over 6 grille. White Piano Plus Size (18-20), Cathedral Maghogany, Werlitzer For Sale PTO Pulley Stand, Case and FlexSteel Couch, Microwave vinyl, 34 1/4 x 48. Paid Mint Condition! Train, Plus Bustle & $30. Large capacity air $1400. Asking Spinnet, With Bench. Good $80 Tiara-Style Headdress & Chair & Ottoman. Condition. Price Reduced! Chair La-Z-Boy Couch & Recliner. conditioner, $100. Ladies $1000 or best offer. Aluminum Cross Veil. Museum-Quality New, never been used. Top size 6 Harley boots, $50. Call (508)779-0438 ask $800 $4500 Preservation. Includes Training Books For Church, Cross Arm 6’, of the line. Bought at All Items High Quality, Men’s leather jacket, small, for Justin Call For Information 10’ High, 10” Surface, 7” $600 OBO Gordon’s Music last fall. Paid Like New. $75. Bread maker, $15. 508-987-8885 508-987-3781 860-564-3771 Deep. Can Be Lighted. over $600 will sell for $325 Email For Photos Toaster oven, $15. Fold-up NFL Autographed Call After 5pm After 6pm $150 firm. [email protected] rocker, $100. High-Low Electric Please contact Call (774)745-0153 Helmet Collection Pipe Threader Call 5pm-8:30pm 401-316-4793 Five Ridell Team Helmets Samsung 61” 508-867-6546 Hospital Bed (508)450-7150 Toledo 999, Floor Model, Mint Condition Signed By MVP Icon On Wheels. HDTV-DLP TV Like New! Living Room Set Quarterback Tom Brady, FOLDING With Scoop Mattress Kia Rio Or Hyundai 90” Sofa Handicapped Joe Montana, Dan Marino, Angle Iron Cutter For with stand for sale for $1500. CREEPER $500 OBO Accent Wanted Love Seat Scooter Joe Namath, And Peyton Shelving Call (508)733-5047 for 413-245-6182 One With Very Low Mileage Oriental Rug Manning. All Have COA’s 4W296, HK Potter 2790 appointment. For automotive purpose - sit $1,200 Or Best Offer $3000 OBO or laying position. $10.00 HO Scale Train Auto, Air. ‘06-’08. (Machine-Made) Call Between 3pm-5pm Snowblower Santa Barbara 413-262-9990 Will Pay Your Price 2 Matching End-Tables 508-476-1068 49.5” Wide, For PTO Comes With Engines, Cars, For The Right One (508)949-7638 Spa/Hot-Tub Buildings And Accessories. 508-764-1439 Take The Whole Set For Nordic Trac McCullough 16” Chainsaw Genie Lots Of Time & Money Put 105 Jets, 7 Person. Upright $1000 Or Best Offer Motorized Walk Fit Skier/Rower Old $50 Therapy Lounge, Neck & Push-Around Into It! Pictures Available. Kitchen Table Email: 508-867-9650 Wheelchair $125 Call 5pm-8:30pm Foot Massage, 2 Additional Arial Platform Lift 4 Chairs & Farmer’s Hutch Pronto Sure-Step M91 508-867-6546 Therapy Seats Plus [email protected] $400 Jane Fonda Non-Motorized Will Fit Through 29.5”Wide Or 774-402-1274 Machinist Tools Motorized, With Footrest, Treadmill Cooldown Area. Hold 300-400lbs. Waterfall/Volcano, Lights Doorway. 24’ Platform Terra Cotta Color Wing Chair Tool chest, also other odds $125 Pride Brand $40 Holds Oxygen Tanks. (Different Colors). Starry Height. 120V Hydraulic. HONDA and ends. Technalon Car Cover Combination Pecan Sofa Table $75 Asking $2000 Night Blue With Red 1/4HP 208/230V 3-Phase GENERATOR Call (508)234-8034 774-318-1024 Fits Car 16’-17’6” Maintenance Free Vinyl Green Plaid Loveseat $75 Lift Recliner 6-Gallon Flood-Type 3000 Watts $60 Wine Color, Cabinet. One Year Old Coolant System. Like-New 3-year-Old Lopi Mags With Tires MOTORS Paid $8000 New #EU3000ISA For E-Z-Go Golfcart 508-885-9992 Only Used 3 Times Like New, Super Quiet. Pellet Stove & Ash Vacuum 1/2HP 230/460V Cost $850 Asking $6000 120V 6-Gallon Flood-Type Will Deliver Coolant System. $1650 $1600 Plow For John Deere 1725RPM, 56 Frame. Oak Bedroom Set $700 OBO Mirrors, Lamps & Garden Tractor Queen bed and mattress, Call (508)864-8578 Call 5pm-8:30pm 2006 THULE TRAILER 5HP, 230/460V Shower Seat/Stool For Tub Wall Hangings 1740RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC hutch, nightstand and $25 508-867-6546 (Enclosed) Truck Liner For 6’ Bed dresser with mirror. All in Schwinn Aluminum, Dual Axle, Call 508-943-3711 Gazelle Exercise Equipment After 6pm Rug (7’x10’) 5HP, 230/460V excellent condition. Mattress Electric Scooter Girls Clothing GVW 6000 lbs. 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC brand new. $1300 or BO. Good Condition Needs new battery, $60. Model #C65X12238200, w/Seashell Border $150 OBO & Shoes Lace Wedding 1/2HP 208/230/460V Mahogany TV and Under 200 Miles. 508-987-1504 Back Massage Chair Pad Air Hockey table, $40. Toddler Sizes Through 10/12 $5250 Large Overhead Door-Opener Video Stand Shoe Sizes 1-3 Gown Good Condition (508)764-6560 Full-Length, Size 12. Mahogany 4 Speed Controls $50. Gently Used & Brand New Mike 860-935-0072 Brand New $50 Many Styles & Brands $200 Bedroom Set Hitachi J100, 400/460V 860-774-0794 Snapper To Choose From. Brown Italian Bed, Dresser With Mirror, Call 5pm-8:30pm Entertainment Center 860-481-5570 Hot Tub Black chrome and glass Roto-Tiller Call 508-943-2007 For Appt. Leather Jacket Chest On Chest, Night Table. 508-867-6546 IR5003, Used Twice ‘07 model; 6 person, 32 jets, $1500 Negotiable asking $500 or BO. Girl’s White with all options. Waterfall, Medium, $200 Moving Must Sell Call (860)377-7549 or Pro-Form XP 542 Paid $1295 aroma-therapy, lighting, with All Excellent Condition Mahogany Cedar Chest $950 Garden Leisure 6 Seater (860)928-1135 Treadmill Bedroom Set cover, full warranty. Brand 508-757-7796 $600 Negotiable $300 TracVac Twin-Sized Headboard & Hot Tub with lounger, new in wrapper. Cost $7000, Noon-6pm 508-234-2897 Old Oak Rolltop Model 385-IC/385LH Footboard, With Rails. sell for $3800. $3800/BO. Oak Computer Armoire Desk $150 Used Once. Plus 3-Drawer Dresser. Call (860)244-9544 LADIES Maple Dining Weider Pro 9940 dual weight Paid $1300 Good Condition. bench, $150. Great Original Condition! Pine Bunk-Bed $1100 Asking $75 DRESSER Room Set Trampoline, $75. 54” Long, 30” Wide Desk & Dresser Built-In! 774-318-1024 HP Scanner Large, With Mirror With Hutch $600 Needs Assembly. Bear Cat Vac-N-Chip Pro $50 & 2 Armoires Brand new computer 860-774-4019 $300 armoire, $450. $400 & Vac Pro Glass-Top 36” Also: $1700 For All Stereo/CD With One Room Window Trumpet $100 Models 72085, 72285, (Negotiable) Please call 72295 Octagonal Table Custom Made Moses Speakers/Woofer & Remote Electric/Acoustic Guitar Baskets. $45 (508)404-5470 Air Conditioner Used Twice $50 Handmade Vinci Brand $100 Paid $2772 (508)765-7322 (2)Sofas $150/$300 Siesta Brand Oak Queen Post Lead Chandelier Neutron Cordless $25 508-864-7159 $1900 Headboard/Footboard Contemporary Style Toaster-Oven $50 New $40 Electric Mower Steam Press 508-765-5763 Jazzy Power Chair $150 (Negotiable) Comes With Rear Bagger, B.O. For All SP660 Gas 32” Fireplaces Only Used Once! 508-892-1107 Trimmer, Extra Battery, $50 Prom Dress Sale Snow Tires $50 each Selling For $799 508-278-2729 Mulching Kit, Extra Current Gowns-Daughter is Electric Waterfall Picture 4 P225-60-R17. Tires like Freezer (17cu.ft.) $200 774-230-9321 Ladies’ Genuine 508-282-1026 Cutting Blade. Senior. Sizes 6-8. Originally new, winter ‘07. $300 or best 5’x8’ Oriental Rug $30 Paid $500 24”Wide, 4’Long priced from $200-$300. $50 offer. Oak TV Cabinet $40 Black Shearling Maroon Sectional Will Let Go For $250 Some shoes and jewelry. Call (508)234-7930 Jewelry Cash only. 508-347-5782 New 14K Ruby & Diamond Sheepskin Couch 774-318-1130 Mat Massager Yellow gold cross pendant, Good Condition. 5-Motor w/Heat Call (508)832-9981 Snowblower Golf Clubs & Bag Fur Coat New 8 Foot $50 Snapper 8HP 26” $500 $300 or best offer. Also gem- Medium. Like New. Worn $250 OBO Brand New, Never Used stone rings & pendants, best Glass-Top Dining Room Lifetime Folding Wonder Portable Pub/Bar Set Washer One Or Twice. Length 30” Clothes Washer Warrior Iron Set offers. (Collar To Hem), Shoulders Table With 4 Chairs Mahogany Braided Edge Maytag, Heavy Duty $100 3-Iron To Pitching Wedge, Call Shirley Table $20 19”, Sleeves 25”, $100 Still In Box! Table With Center Wine Dryer Graphite Shafts (508)248-3005 Bust 40-42” 860-974-0083 Rack. Includes Two $200 1992 BMW 325i Paid $160 Whirlpool, Electric $100 $250 OBO Will Take $100 FIRM 860-928-4584 Barstool Chairs, New Hunter Golf Bag John Deere 3235A 508-885-8940 5-Speed, Great Condition, Beautifully Designed, Entertainment Center Leave Message Red. Park Model RV Solid Oak $100 With Full Club Dividers Fairway Mower $3500 Garage Heater Fabric Still Covered In $50 $6500 OBO 2Mark Brand, 2002, 12x40 Plastic, Brand New. Queen-Sized Bed Landscape 1995 Nissan Pathfinder Thermostatically Controlled. Solid Oak $200 508-764-8571 John Deere 2243 White, 5-Speed. (like brand new) on beautiful Asking $400 w/Hanging Brackets. lot in campground can be Please Call Triple Dresser w/Mirror Greens Mower Equipment $3300 Paid Over $600 Gorgeous $6900 OBO used for a full 6 months (15 508-987-2798 $150 Trailer (4)5-Lug Truck Rims Best Offer! April-15 October every year) King Sized John Deere 220A Sterns & Foster Mattress $995 OBO & Tires 508-885-3136 Lot paid for until 2097. New $400 Bedroom Set Walk-Behind Greens Mower $300 $48,000 Real Ranch $2500 OBO Car Trailer 860-888-5207 Computer Desk $100 5 Pieces. Paid $6000 Paid $2500 860-208-7010 Call Don (508)344-9499 Mink Jacket At Rotman’s Jacobsen Walk-Behind New Bunkbeds Very Good Condition Shop Smith $2300 OBO Penn 6 wt. Flyrod w/Accessories $500 $1500 FIRM Greens Mower Matching Paid $900 $800 or best offer Moving $250 OBO Aluminum Folding Asking $500 New Condition Joiner/Planer $75 Contact Laurie Staging/Scaffolding Camel-Back Just Purchased In March! 508-943-2444 LCD Monitor 17” $75 508-450-5740 Vikon Fertilizer Spreader Call 508-278-6419 For 3 Point Hitch 2 Sections w/Platforms, Sofa & Includes Mattresses Maple Dresser $450 OBO On Wheels, w/Steps 774-200-1561 Refinished Chairs Two w/Hutch $50 Each Grandfather Clock 4’6”W, 7’3”L, 6’-12’H Love Seat Piano Natural Or Painted Finish, Walnut, Winchester chime, 508-764-8330 $950 OBO Sofa - 73” Long New Snap-On Call 774-262-3336 $200. Baldwin Spinnet Some Decorated. Singles To Leave Message Call 5pm-8:30pm Love Seat - 53” Long Harley Davidson Light brown color. Bought at Sets Of Six. Designers Mother-of-the- John Deere 508-867-6546 Williamsburg Blue Steinerts. Good condition, Bride Gown (Red & Navy Plaid) Collectors Edition Very Reasonable! Sofa Snowthrower $700. 508-764-4493 Size 8, Pewter color with $350 OBO Call (508)885-4320 96 Inches Long, 8 Cushion, For LX And GT Series 508-234-7917 Toolbox Mixed Color. Very Good elegant beading, matching Large Double Black and chrome with jacket paid $700, Lawn & Garden Tractors. Sony 50” XBR Condition. Stainless-Steel Harley logos & flames. 5, H x $100 OBO (Cash) asking $250. 42 Inch, 3, W 12 drawers. Must be Rough Sawn 5x5x8 Ft. Call (508)885-4303 Sink Memory Foam Projection TV 508-347-3280 Used Once(Honest!) seen. $4000 firm. Pine Timbers $1100 or best offer. Kenmore Includes Chains, Weights, REDUCED! Authentic Contact Dale Air Dried, Two Years. Lane 2 piece sectional Solid Marble Washer & Dryer And Operator’s Manual w/Faucet & Sprayer Therapeutic (508)943-8692 after 6pm. $8.00 Each with recliner, $1000 or $1500 43” x 22” best offer. 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Other Sizes Available 508-943-4365 No Charge To Client Low Hours On Jet Pump. Grafton, MA A CHANCE FOR LIFE Licensed ————————— Call 413-213-6708 Has Been Winterized, Will NEEDED FOR Apple Acres $20 Daily White Wedding 130 YARD SALES Need Cover. July 6th-August 10th BEAUTIFUL CATS Toro Commercial $1600 (6 Weeks) Mondays Kennel Total Capacity: 10 Dogs Gown Charlton Lion’s Club Call Deb 6:30pm-7:30pm Foxtrot & DOGS Baths & Some Grooming Lawnmower Annual Yard Sale 508-965-7077 7:30pm-8:30pm Swing Tested, vetted, and ready for • Newly rubber-matted Available Never Worn $125 Per Couple love. Please consider these, sleeping areas. Pro-Line Series, With 44” Size 8, long sleeves beaded Spencer Deck And Trac Vac At Trolley Crossing 205 BOATS Per Class “homeless” pets for • Large individual runs, and lace. Terra mid length (Route 20) adoption. 508-885-9895 Collection System. outdoor exercise pens, Visitors Welcome! veil, cathedral veil, slip. Paid Charlton 16 Foot Questions? 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New Tires & Bearings. 518-480-1143 Horseback Riding Awesome Dog Mobile Leathers Saturday, June 6th Grooming by Lisa Hynes Asking $575 OBO Size Small Walter Dyer Lessons 508-885-1071 8am-3pm 1992 Sunbird Chinese Crested Low Stress, Caring Chaps, Medium Gloves, Rain or Shine Quiet, Quality Horses Puppies Attention, Experienced Fringe Coat With Two Liners Toys, Kid’s Books/Videos, 19’ with trailer Caring, Licensed Instructor Quality Grooming. Wedding Dress (Medium), Harley Helmet Clothes, Household Items, We Welcome All Ages Hairless & Powder-Puff Cuddy cabin, fully equipped, Sweet, Loveable Toy Lisa Has Sold Her Shop Find your favorite takeout, In sealed box. White with (Small). Weights & Weight Bench. & Beginners And Has Gone Mobile! quick and easy. veil, worn once. $200 or Excellent Condition. low hours on engine. Very Reasonable Rates! Hypo-Allergenic Breed. 98 Northside Road awesomedoggrooming.com All local. All the time. best offer. $275 CASH ONLY Very good condition. $7,900. 508-450-9437 For More Information 774-200-5512 Call (508)248-6601 508-341-9282 Charlton, MA Call 508-885-3689 [email protected] 401-397-6499 TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ June 03, 2009

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[email protected] Retirees Welcome! 508-892-9983 500 REAL ESTATE Available No Overnight Loads. 508.248.9993 *Guitars*Amplifiers*Drums* 508-769-1437 (cell) (508)867-3235 Central Mass License #2084989 *Saxes*Trumpets* and Connecticut 501 REAL ESTATE *Keyboards*Pro Audio*Etc.* Would You Like To 286 LIVESTOCK Hampton 508-347-7804 WANTED Call: 508-765-9352 Improve Your Diet 448 FURNITURE Brookside Terrace Bagged Shavings Open Mon-Sat Mobile 11 Village Drive Kiln-Dried Pine (10-6) Inn & Lose Weight? 413-262-5082 Southbridge,MA 01550 Paper Bags. 339 Main Street Men And Women Without Have Your 3.25 Cubic Feet Sturbridge Diabetes Interested In (508)764-7675 Southbridge, MA 01550 Committing To A Dietary Furniture $4.75 Each (No Limit) gordonlasalle.com Is now hiring for Plan That Impacts Diabetes Professionally Pick Up In And Heart Disease Risk West Brookfield the following Factors Are Wanted For A Restored UMass Medical School C&C Rock Valley Farm CASH PAID position At Reasonable ************** For Coins And Jewelry Reasearch Study. 508-867-2508 Compensation Provided. Rates EQUAL HOUSING Properties Buying/Selling LOOK & COMPARE Gold & Silver Front Desk OPPORTUNITY FEED One Piece Or Collection Attendant ************** 2 Bedroom CHEAP JUNK Luxury Condo On HAY Lee’s Coins & Jewelry Full-Time All real estate advertising in Southbridge/Charlton Various Shifts REMOVAL this newspaper is subject to Line. Appliances, Central 1st & 2nd Cut 239 West Main Street East Brookfield Trash Wizard Makes Your The Federal Fair Housing Act Air, $795/Month REDUCED PRICE! of 1968, which makes it $4.50-$6.50/Bale (Route 9 - Panda Junk Disappear! Housekeeping Fast, Clean, illegal to advertise any Sturbridge Delivery Available Garden Plaza) (508)856-1518 Furniture Facelifting, preference, limitation or Completely Furnished 508-765-6022 508-637-1236 Attendant (Docket#: H-13075) Professional! Painting, Caning, discrimination based on race, efficiencies. All utilities 508-341-6355 Weekends Required We Remove Electronics, Stripping to Refinishing, color, religion, sex, handicap, and cable. $200 per 311 PART-TIME HELP Appliances, Sofas, Yard And Repairs. familial status (number of week. Looking For Old Apply in person WANTED Waste, Construction Guaranteed. children and or pregnancy), Also, Quality 1, 2 & 3 DeWalt Hampton Inn Debris, Etc. Free Estimates. national origin, ancestry, age, Bedroom Apartments! HORSE 328 Main Street EXPERIENCED Call Today For A marital status, or any Appliances, Off-Street Radial Arm Saw Sturbridge MA 01566 Pick-up & Delivery. intention to make an such Parking. CAMP DOG GROOMER FREE ESTIMATE! preference, limitation or (10 Inch) Part-Time 1-508-425-4713 discrimination. This Call (508)765-0501 stowefarm.com The Older The Better. Must Be Able To Work Alone, www.TrashWizard.com Antique newspaper will not Must Have Solid Cast Arm, Laborer Prefer If You Have Own knowingly accept any Call Tammy at Rock Wall Climbing And Motor Must Run. Person To Help With Odd Tools. Must Be Professional Doctor advertising for real estate 508-579-0539 Moon Bounce Contact Neil At Jobs & Help With Horses. & Dependable. Gander Travel & that is in violation of the law. 508-341-8335 774-232-6943 508-885-2052 508-248-9225 Our readers are hereby Gem Mining Thank You! Transportation Hay Rides informed that all dwellings 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL Services advertising in this newspaper DOUGLAS Petting Zoo are available on and equal Loved: (GTTS) 454 HOME 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Pony Rides LANDSCAPE RN Or LPN “Customer Comes First!” opportunity basis. To Moo-Choo Train A Consignment IMPROVEMENT complain about Apartments Available Boutique Experienced Weekdays Expedited Mail Service discrimination call The Prices start at $845/month. Pedal Carts Is Now Accepting 10-15 Hours Per Week Minutes/Hours Or Department of Housing and Includes heat, hot water, Hay Climb Womens’ Clothing And Techs/Foreman Oversee Medical Care Next-Day Service ABC Remodeling Urban Development “HUD” A/C, pool, fitness center Of 30 Residents. Roofing & Leak Repairs & children’s program. AND MORE! Accessories. Wanted for lawn Transportation Throughout toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The Clothing Must Be Assisted Living, Home Heated Gutter Guards For the N.E. area, call HUD Off street parking. Care, Or Nursing Home New England Trail Rides In-Season, Stain-Free, maintenance & Siding, Windows & Doors ad 617-565-5308,. The toll Call (508)476-3777 June Through August construction divisions Experience. In Taxi, Limousine, And Freshly Laundered. Or Minivan Carpentry free number for the hearing of rapidly growing Retirees Welcome. impaired is 1-800-927-9275 Friday 3-7 Loved Is Located At: Write To: Frame To Finish! Saturday & Sunday 110 Church St. company Proms, Graduations, Dudley Lincoln Hill Manor Weddings & Special Kitchen/Bathroom 505 APARTMENTS FOR 1 Bedroom Apartment, 12-7 Whitinsville 53 Lincoln Street Remodeling For More Information, Job Requirements: Occasions RENT Updated Building, Call 508-234-2556 Spencer, MA 01562 Call Chuck Gander Hardwood To Ceramic Extra-Large, Clean, •Drivers license Flooring Or Email w/clean DMV record 508-885-3338 508-335-1153 Douglas Appliances, Private Back Stowe [email protected] Fax 774-402-8176 Interior/Exterior Painting One Bedroom. Yard, Great Neighborhood, •2-3 years experience New Appliances, Across From Park, Walk Farm w/landscape company Sheet Rock/Plastering Dishwasher. Quiet, Private To Town. WAR RELICS •D.O.T. card YOU FINALLY HAVE Call For Estimate Country Road. No Traffic. First, Last, Security. (508)865-9860 •Pesticide license ENOUGH MONEY FOR THAT TIME IS 508-304-9806 $650 Plus Electric. References Required & preferred RUNNING OUT! No Smoking, No Dogs. $525 Glenn 508-615-1332 WAR SOUVENIRS Salary and benefits “MOM” TATOO After June 16th, Your TV Call (508)476-1722 commensurate Antenna Will No Longer WANTED Work Without A PAINTING w/experience ON YOUR... Dudley WWII & EARLIER Digital Converter Box! Dudley 1 Bedroom, Very Cute And WANT Call For Sales & Service Interior/ Two-And-A-Half Bedroom CA$H WAITING! Clean, Efficiency Apartment. A. Arsenault & Sons WELL..WHEREVER Call 508-839-6580 Exterior Apartment $750 I’ll Come To You At Master Technician License #8920 Recently Remodeled. TAKE-OUT? Your Convenience. located in Spencer YOU HAVE IT PUT, First Floor. Renovated, MUST SEE! Over 30 Years Experience. 508-885-5589 Power Washing New Carpet Stove, Refrigerator, Off-Street Parking. FROM SUSHI TO Call: 1-508-688-0847 Fax resume GET IT LOCALLY. 412 ELDER CARE • FREE ESTIMATES • Webster • FULLY Insured • $550/month. First And Last. SANDWICHES, All Calls Promptly 508-885-9889 SERVICES One Bedroom Apartment Returned. • Reasonable Rates • Call (508)943-2670 YOU CAN FIND IT ALL FIND A TATOO ARTIST $550 ON OUR EASY-TO-USE Call Rich Renovated With Hardwood ON OUR EASY-TO-USE Winter Pool Cover Lincoln Town Car CNA/PCA 508-248-7314 Floors, Kitchen With Southbridge ONLINE DIRECTORY. DIRECTORY. Appliances. 2 Bedroom Condo Wanted Wanted Available 24/7 28 Years of Experience For Rent. All local. 2002 Or NEWER All local. For In-Home Care. No Pets, No Smoking. 16’x36’ or Rich O’Brien Off-Street Parking, Gas Heat $695/month 16’x32’ With Stairs Chuck Gander All the time. Experienced, Excellent All the time. 508-335-1153 References. Painting & Coin-Op Laundry Call Noelle At TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 508-461-9477 TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 508-847-2279 508-380-2359 508-277-2128 JUNE 03, 2009 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 5

505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 510 510 510 RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS Dudley Oxford Southbridge Spencer Webster Southbridge 3 Room 1 Bedroom Two Bedroom Apartment. Modern 2 Bedroom Two Bedroom Apartment, 2 Bedroom, Third Floor. NOW AVAILABLE $640/Month In Owner-Occupied, Single Apartments. Appliances, First Floor. With Enclosed Off-Street Parking. 6700 Sq.Ft. 2 Room Efficiency Family Home. Off-Street Parking. Sun Porch, Appliances & No Pets. Retail, Commercial, Or $550/Month Available June 1st $685-$750/Month Washer/Dryer Hookups. Utilities Not Included. Industrial Space. King-Sized Line Ads Both Are First Floor. Clean & Heat & Hot Water Included. 774-258-0147 Off-Street Parking, Large $600/Month Across From Dunkin Good Area. Off-Street $900/Month Yard, Quiet Neighborhood, 508-269-0855 Donuts (E.Main Street), Parking, Coin-Op On First & Security Southbridge Hardwood Floors. Trash Great Traffic Area. Newly BIGGER SPACE!!! Premises. Includes Stove, No Smoking. Removal. No Pets. Renovated/Painted. 508-769-6236 Nice Two Bedroom First/Security Webster Snowplowing Provided. BIGGER TEXT!!! Refrigerator, Trash Apartment. Stove, 28 Harris Street Removal & Utilities. $675/Month Call For More Information Washer/Dryer Hookups. 508-885-5806 Nice 2 Bedroom Apartment. 860-928-4155 Get Yourself Noticed! No Pets/Smokers Off-Street Parking. Off-Street Parking, First/Last & Security *Southbridge* Owner-Occupied. No Pets. Coin-Op, Storage Unit. Reference/Credit Check Available For Second Floor, Front Porch. Southbridge As Low As $10 Extra 508-949-3044 Beautiful area near Immediate Viewing. Spencer No Pets. First & Security Retail Space Two Bedroom Apartment. Per Week town central/post-of- $650/Month $675 Main Street, high visibility. (Conditions Apply, Call For Details) fice, large, peaceful 508-764-7649 Heat, Hot Water & 774-289-1667 $1300 per month 2-bedroom home on Appliances Included. plus utilities. Dudley Southbridge Washer/Dryer Hookups, private street, Trash Removal, Off-Street Webster Call (508)765-5995 Dresser Hill appliances Non-Smokers Only. 546 CEMETERY LOTS 550 MOBILE HOMES Apartments Cozy Four Room, One Parking. 30 Poland Street w/dishwasher, oil-heat, Bedroom. Stove & Fridge. No Smoking, No Pets. Modern 4-Room Apartment, Cemetery Plots at Sturbridge 2 Bedroom In Country fire-place, porch facing Setting. Stove And $550/Month First/Last/Security Just Renovated. Kitchen , Webster Worcester County Mobile Home 55+ Refrigerator Included, brook, nice yard, on/off First & Security, $850/Month Appliances, Furnished. For Rent 1 Bedroom, Ideal Laundry Facility, street parking. Credit Check. Cats OK. Other Apartments Available Large Rooms, Great Memorial Park Location, Close To Off-Street Parking. 413-283-5445 Call For Details Closets! Off-Street Parking. 1000 Square Feet in Heritage I. 2 lots. $1200. Please call 508-885-6445 Less Than 1 Mile To Everything. New Floors, No Pets. Leave Message To Call (508)987-6180 Carpets, Paint, Windows, First And Security (508)579-4809 I-395. Walking Distance To Most Webster Schools. 14,000 Square Feet Shower, Cabinets & Deposit Required. www.geocities.com/ Southbridge Spencer And Anything Two Cemetery $700 Monthly gregnmargo/home One Bedroom Apartment. No Pets. Counters. Newer Furnace, Plus Utilities. Second Floor, Includes Two Bedroom. Clean, $750/Month In Between... Lots A/C & More. (508)397-0212 Stove, Refrigerator, Hot Bright, Sunny, Heat Call 508-943-0972 Owner Will Give You Worcester County Washer/Dryer. Water, Off-Street Parking. Included, Off-Street Or 508-949-1400 Price You Can’t Refuse! Memorial Park $37,500 Parking, Trash Removal, SOUTHBRIDGE No Pets. 508-753-3670 In Paxton Owner Financing Dudley $625/Month Coin-Op Laundry On Premises, Nice Back Yard. Webster $900 For Each, Available For Rent BRAND NEW First/Security Deposit & Call For Details APARTMENTS! Credit Check $750 Brand New Two $1800 For Both Two Bedroom First/Last & Security Bedroom Apartments. 515 CONDOS-RENT/SALE 508-347-7027 Call Jim No Smoking, No Pets Call Cheryl Apartments. 2 Bedrooms/$775. 508-765-0620 Many Amenities $650 Available now. Call 508-889-6079 Spencer 413-245-4181 Including Dishwasher. Two Bedroom Condo. Bright, Year Round Three Bedroom Stove, refrigerator and Nice Area, Modern, Contemporary Two Lots Apartments dishwasher included. Southbridge Sturbridge Washer/Dryer Facilities. Rent Or Style. Hardwood, Available At Worcester or Winter $700-$900 Secure building. 1738 House References Required. Tile, & Appliances. County Memorial Park Rent-To-Own Please Call Off-street parking. Free Electric, Heat, No Pets Great Kitchen. Beautifully In Paxton. Home NO Pets. Two Bedroom, One Bath Hot Water Included In Studio Landscaped Grounds. Non-Selected. This 1475 sq. ft. 2 508-943-1685 Condo. Granite Countertops, From $675 Call (508)765-5852 Or One Bedroom. Call 508-769-2500 Convenient Location. Asking $1200 For Both bedroom 2 full bath, fully Deck, In Quiet Wooded All Appliances. Rent To Own! Or Best Offer furnished, like new home Area Of Town. Studio $675/month 508-867-0902 inside and out, is in a Condo Fees Included In Rent. (6 Months Credit) Grafton/Uxbridge *Southbridge* One Bedroom $900/month Webster From $850 beautiful 55 and older 1 & 2 Bedroom $800/Month Off-Street Parking gated community. It’s Nice 3 Bedroom Apartment, First/Last & Security FREE RENT Call 508-735-4335 Two Plots Apartments Third Floor. Wall-To-Wall 508-347-1101 (2) Two Bedroom In Worcester County located in Fort Pierce, FL., 774-239-4291 just minutes from beaches From $640 And Up Carpet, Stove Included Apartments Available, 525 HOUSES FOR RENT Memorial Park, Paxton, MA Beautiful, Sunny, Big Yard, Front/Back Deck. Southbridge Starting At $600 At Garden Of Heritage II and great fishing. Many Applianced, Renovated. Storage. No Pets. Off-Street Parking, Charlton $1500 OBO For Both other extras. $79,900. Cat OK. Cheap Utilities. First & Security. Studio Apartment. STURBRIDGE And Much More! 508-864-7159 Make an offer. Location Convenient To $775 & Up/Month Near Hospital. Full Kitchen. One Bedroom House. Call (508)779-0311 Coin-Op, Off-Street Parking. Daniel Fiske They Won’t Last!!! Newly Renovated, 122/146/140/Pike/Train. Accepting Housing 508-796-3902 Worcester Country Credit Check. First/Last & 508-764-7383 $525/Month House Includes All Appliances. Half Security. 774-230-7520 Electricity Included. Very Nice Yard, Great Memorial Park 575 VACATION RENTALS 508-529-4585 Pay Own Heat (Gas) Large Sunny 3 Location. Off-Street Parking. Section Valor II Available June 1st Bedroom, Second Webster Small Pets OK Graves 1 & 2 Southbridge Call 413-426-2829 Floor Apartment Lake Street Non-Smoker Preferred. Valued At $5600 IMMEDIATE 3 Bedroom 2-Level Second Floor, 4 Rooms, Security Deposit Required. Asking $2500 For Both Cape Cod Southbridge Hardwood Floors. Two Bedrooms. Heat/Hot Available 6/1. 508-885-6489 OPENINGS Apartment. Fresh Paint, $950 New windows. Three Bedroom Apartment Water. Stove & Refrigerator, For Appointment Ask For Karen Dennisport New Roxbury Village For Rent. Washer/Dryer Hookup, Affordable elderly housing Washer/Dryer Hookup, First Floor, Four Call 973-295-6005 Immaculate Big Back Yard and Deck. $750/Month Room Apartment Hardwood Floors, Lighted WORCESTER COUNTY in rural Woodstock, CT Parking Lot, 2 Bedroom Cottage Single: $120* Storage Area, Separate Recently Remodeled. $695 EMORIAL ARK Utilities. No Pets. Washer/Dryer Rubbish Removal. East Brookfield M P ; Cable TV. Walk to Double: $140* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ No Smoking/Pets Paxton, MA *Minimum rent. $775/month Hookups. Section 8 OK. Spacious 2 Bedroom. beach. Sorry no pets. First & Security Required. Both Include First/Security All Applianced, Including 2 adjoining lots. Large private lot. May increase based on Call (508)764-4283 $750/Month Asking $1500 or Best Offer 31% of adjusted income. Call 508-949-0630 Appliances & Laundry Washer & Dryer. Hardwood Great for children! Room On Premises. 508-943-5404 Floors, Small Office, for both call (508)867-3820 For application contact Leave Message ••••••••• 860-928-6378 Southbridge No Utilities. Partially Finished Cellar. $625 a week. 79 Worcester Street Southbridge References, Lease And Non-Smokers. Worcester County 508-280-8331 First Floor, Two Bedroom, Three bedroom, de-leaded, Security Deposit Webster Service Dogs Only. Memorial Park Five Room Apartment. remodeled, stove, off-street Large Four Room References Requested. NEW LISTING parking, washer/dryer Required First & Security Paxton, MA Off-Street Parking, Enclosed Apartment, Wall-To-Wall, Plots In Garden Of Honor. Cape Cod Porch, Washer/Dryer hookups, limited/restricted Washer & Dryer Facilities. $1000/Month Popponesset Southbridge storage. First, and (508)347-9081 Call 508-885-4496 2 Lots & 2 Vaults. Hookups. Heat & Parking. No Pets. Asking $2700 For All 3 Bedroom Cottage 161 Morris Street Hot Water Included. security deposits. References Credit Check & References. One Block To Beach and credit check. No pets, 774-745-0026 6 Room, 1200 Sq. Ft Section 8 Welcome. First & Last. WARREN: Please Leave Message Deck, Grill, Microwave. $800/Month no utilities. $650/Month Large, Private Yard. Newly Renovated, $750.00 per month. Heat & Hot Water Also: Three Bedroom Sturbridge Call 508-943-0474 HOUSE FOR LEASE Sorry, No Pets. Available Call (508)637-1074 Nice, clean one with option to buy, Worcester County No Smoking. Included. bedroom apartment 5-year-old 8-rm. Col, 4 BR, $1199/Week 508-344-2660 Memorial Park, Minimum 2 Weeks. Stove, Refrigerator, 508-320-4570 Southbridge in good area. Includes open flr plan, fenced yard. Washer/Dryer Hookups, stove, refrigerator, $1400 per month Paxton Discounts For Longer Stays. Very Attractive One Bedroom 508-943-2703 Enclosed Porch, 1 Car Southbridge Apartment. Centrally air and laundry room Webster www.pamcrawford.com. 4 lots in the Garden of the Garage. Small Pets OK. Located, Lots Of Windows, on premises. RE/MAX Cross, which is the oldest Available May 1st Available Now! Hardwood Floors, Modern $525/month. Professional Associates garden in the park. Value 5 Room Apartment, First Contact Email Kitchen & Bath. Security deposit, lease Prospect 508-885-5556 $7000, asking $6000. Dennisport Floor. No Appliances. Completely Furnished With and references required. Will sell separately. For Application $700/Month [email protected] Appliances & Furniture. Please call Estates Call (508)892-8685 Cape Cod Pay Own Oil Heat. Safe & Quiet Building. (508)347-3068 508-764-6425 (508)347-7709 Webster 3 Bedrooms First/Last. $125/Week 1 & 2 Bedroom Very Nice Condo-Style 550 MOBILE HOMES 508-248-6687 Glendon Beach Apartments. House. 2+ Bedrooms, 1 1/2 & Ocean Beach Southbridge Sturbridge Bath. Big Yard. Stove, 14x70 Mobile Southbridge 1 Month Free Rent Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Close To Shops North Brookfield Clean 4 room, 2 bedroom Sturbridge Heights Home Restaurants. duplex apartment. Stove, West Street (Hall Road) Now Available: Garage. 40 Forest Street Clean & Updated $1300/Month W/56ft addition which Deck, Grill, Microwave, 1st Floor, 1 Bedroom refrigerator, hookups, Brand New Two Bedroom Historical Buildings includes 24x12 den, 14x12 Modern Kitchen, basement, yard, good area. Two & Three Bedroom. Applianced Apartments. First & Last Apartment, Available Stove & Refrigerator Call 508-943-2670 work room w/sink and 18ft $1100 Per Week, Immediately. No pets. Credit check, Starting At $845/Month Must Income Qualify Included. SECTION 8 CERTIFICATES porch w/handicapped ramp. $800 Off-Season. $450/Month First & Last Also Available Large hallways/doors, for $675 per month, First/Last & Security WELCOME Open Year-Round. Call Mike Edson At $600-$700/Month Two Bedroom, Includes 530 HOUSES FOR SALE wheelchair. New plus utilities. Heat & Hot Water, roof/windows. $98K plus (508)272-3433 Godin Real Estate Call (508)765-2658 No Pets. Credit Check, Call (978)249-8131 x15 References & One-Year Third Floor. First & Last. Woodstock park share. Cell Or View All Our Apartments Lease Required. $895/Month (508)943-9567 Completely Remodeled Bill, (508)347-5463 OR at www.beremco.com Southbridge Call For Details Call (508)729-3429 Split-Level Ranch. 4 (508)832-3029 781-962-6910 E.H.O. Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths. Clean Four Room Large Family Room. 14x70 Mobile Apartments, Northbridge Spencer Uxbridge Whitinsville Everything New. Second Or Third Floor. Efficiency, 1 Bedroom & Located On One Acre Home Clean, Bright Rural, Cottage Street Area with central air. Mint (Linwood) One Year Lease & 3 Bedroom Apartments 1 Bedroom Apartment. With Beach Rights To Pleasant, Clean, References Required. Available 1 Bedroom Apartment Bungee Lake. condition to move in. Many Florida Heat, Electric & With Kitchen, Living Room, new extras. Located in Three Room Apartment. First & Security Off Street Parking, Washer/Dryer Included. REDUCED! $249,900 Disney Area NO PETS/NO SMOKING Section 8 Approved. 1 Full Bath. Possible Lease Option attractive over 55 park in From $575/month $1000/month. For Inquiries Please Call Sturbridge. $750 + Security SECTION 8 OK Call (508)987-3214 Call (508)397-5498 Call 508-320-2175 All the comforts of Includes Heat, Hot Water, 508-234-1510 Call Joe (508)347-8976 home, with the Stove, Refrigerator, Call 508-765-0386 Spencer 545 LAND/LOTS attractions nearby. Off-Street Parking. Weekdays 9:30a-5:30p 1983 Mobile Home 2 Bedroom, 508-234-2025 FREE RENT 510 To Apply Two Apartments Available, Webster Beautiful 14’x70’, Liberty Brand. 2 bath condo. No Pets, No Waterbeds Starting At $600 COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS Building Lot Two Bedroom, Sleeps 6, Off-Street Parking, All Remodeled With Full kitchen, pool, Northbridge NORTH VILLAGE In Thompson, CT Attached Screenhouse. Half-Duplex, 6 Room Three And Much More! Septic Design Approval & tennis and more! They Won’t Last!!! For Lease Park Share Included. Bedroom, Completely A2 Survey Complete. $69,000 OBO SPRING/SUMMER Southbridge 508-796-3902 ONE MONTH’S Or Sale Remodeled. Laundry FREE RENT $65,000 508-867-5043 RATE Hookup, Off-Street Parking, Coombs Street Three Separate Modern House Package Available Includes Dishwasher, And 3 Bedroom Apartment Spencer 2 Bedroom Units Condominium-Type For $199,000 With Land $60/Night Electric Range. Available. Modern Two Bedroom Starting At $783!! Industrial Units. 860-935-0193 Brookfield 508-885-4078 First/Last & Security Applianced, Washer/Dryer Apartment. Fresh Paint, SF Sizes 3,125 Nanatomqua Mobile $1100/Month Hook-ups. No Pets. Off-Street Parking, A/C, Quiet Heat And Hot Water 6,125 and 14,500. Home Park Call 508-397-5498 Section 8 Ok. & Secure Neighborhood. Is Included. Less Than 10 Minutes Douglas, MA (55 And Over) $750 Private Deck, Dishwasher, From Worcester. Waterfront Land 2 Bedroom with 1-1/2 Extra Storage. Nice Yard. 10% Modern Offices First And Security. Good Credit A Must! Must Income Unbelievable Opportunity! Bath, Living Room, Large Hampton Northbridge And 90% High Bay 1/3 Acre Wooded Lot On One Bedroom References And Credit $750/Month Qualify. Kitchen, Laundry Room Check Required. Warehouse. Perfect For Whitins Reservoir. With New Appliances, From $500 Per Month. Call 508-869-6004 Light Manufacturing or Beach: Section 8 Vouchers $159,900 And Door To Back Porch. First, Security & Call (508)596-8497 Or 508-989-0317 Distribution. Separate 508-244-7909 Reference Required. Accepted. Utilities; Most With REDUCED Cottage and No Pets. Must Be H.U.D. Spencer Docks/Drive-In Door. $79,900 Income Eligible. One bedroom duplex, Please call 546 CEMETERY LOTS Suites Immediate Occupancy 508-868-4662 Sleeps 3-8. 200 feet to Call Dave appliances, one year lease, (508)987-1595 Call Peter At beach, located behind Southbridge no pets. First, last, $500 Cemetery Lot 508-234-4041 508-987-2595 Mobile Home Ashworth hotel. Private Mon-Fri First Floor, Four security. $525 per month. yard, with grill and tables. Room Apartment, Please call 508-886-4312 For Sale EOH Worcester County Memorial For Sale Great family area Electric Heat, Webster In Sturbridge Retirement and rates. Washer/Dryer Hookups, (2) One Bedroom North Brookfield Park, Paxton, MA. Spencer Garden Of Heritage II, 609B, Co-Operative. Call 603-926-1867 Refrigerator, Stove, One Bedroom, First Floor. Apartments. Retail/Office/ 44x23, 5 Rooms, 1 1/2 Baths Garage, Large Yard. $500 & $550 2 Lots (1 & 2) Washer/Dryer Hookups. Commercial $1500 For Both (1068 sq.ft. Gross Living OXFORD $675/Month Plus Utilities Off-Street Parking, Quiet Newly Renovated, With Space In Area). Air Conditioning, First/Last & Security Parking Space, Coin-Op Call 508-347-3884 Lincoln, NH Neighborhood. Downtown Area. Leave Message If No Answer Corner Lot, 2 Sheds. $575/Month Laundry. Lincoln Station 508-320-3368 1200 Sq.Ft., Heat For Appointment Loon Mountain New First/Last & Security 508-943-6581 Included. Full Basement, 508-347-9370 508-885-0822 774-280-0169 4 Bedroom, 4 Bath. Next To Bank. Cemetery Lots Sleeps 10+ Orchard Southbridge Spencer $895/Month Retiring? Indoor/Outdoor Pool Large 1 bedroom modern. Smaller Spaces for Sale Think Of A Mobile Home Golf, Tennis Two Bedroom Apartment Webster Worcester County Memorial In A Beautiful Park In Wall to wall, appliances With Large Living Areas, Available Biking, Hiking Hill 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments For $450/Month Park-Paxton, MA Sturbridge. included, coin-op laundry, no In Quiet Neighborhood. Neat & Clean, Washer/Dryer River With Tubing Nearby. 1 & 2 Bedroom pets, lease and security. Next To Laundromat 2 Lots (#408A) available in Two Bedrooms, One And Deck With BBQ, Completely Renovated. Hookups, Off-Street Parking. the beautiful Garden of Valor One Half Bath, Deck, Patio, Apartments. $575 and up, utilities not All Kitchen Appliances, Good Location. Affordable! Call Nellie At Open Yard. included. II. $5,000 for both. New Roof, New Windows, Great For Children! 1 Month Free Rent Hookups In Basement, For Details Call 508-347-2774 Call (508)987-0531 And Many Updates. Call (508)764-2866 Off-Street Parking. 508-943-7436 508-366-7787(Days) Or Peter seerealtor.com 508-366-1485(Eve.) Heat & Hot Water Heat Included. 508-612-6192 508-882-3177 Included First/Last/Security $89,500 Southbridge $850 CEMETERY 508-347-8791 Must Income Qualify Large 6-Room, 774-245-7346 Spencer South Yarmouth SECTION 8 3 Bedroom Apartment. Webster LOTS: Sturbridge Retirement CERTIFICATES Gleaming Wood Floors, Sturbridge 18 Mechanic Street Office Space Two in the Community Cape Cod WELCOME Freshly Painted, Two And Three Bedroom Furnished Studio Apartment. Bright & Spacious Rooms In Garden of Valor Completely Rebuilt In 2002. Charmng newer expanded Nice Yard, Nice Location. Apartments. Shared Bathroom. With Beautiful, Historic Victorian. at Worcester Memorial New Floors, Walls, Doors, ranch. 3 bedrooms, 1/2 mile Call $800/Month Plus Utilities. Stove & Refrigerator All Utilities, Laundry, Centrally Located On Route Park in Paxton. Windows, Kitchen Cabinets, to beach. Marsh view. First & Security. No Pets. Supplied. Washer/Dryer Off-Street Parking. 9. Ample Parking. Great $1500/best offer. Bathroom. Carpeting On All Privacy. Close to everything. 508-987-8121 Pam 508-885-5556 Connection With 3 Bedroom. $125/Weekly Location. Variety Of Floors Except Kitchen & Kids love it. Choice weeks Floorplans Available. Please call available. $825 per week. EHO For Info Parking For 1-2 Cars. For Rental Application 508-885-5133 Bath. New Vinyl Siding. www.pamcrawford.com 774-230-5210 Call 508-943-9452 Call 508-735-4335 508-735-9639 508-864-0460 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ June 03, 2009

720 CLASSICS 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 700 AUTOMOTIVE 1953 Ford 1985 Fire-Engine 1997 Olds Regency 2000 Ford 2004 Chrysler 2007 Dodge 2000 Harley 2-Door Sedan Red Mazda RX7 Nice solid driver 105K Mustang GT Town & Country Charger SXT Davidson XL883 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES highway miles, loaded with Mild Custom, $11,000 1.1L Rotary Engine. moonroof, needs nothing. $13,500 OBO One Owner, 23,500 Miles. Only 1,400 Miles, Pearl-Coat Custom Mint Condition. Asking $3500. Candy Apple Red, Black Custom Paint, Fully Red, Grey Interior. 3.5L V6, (3) Continental Pristine Condition! Lots Of Toys. NO Bank Lien Pearl Blue, Screaming Eagle, Contra-Track Tires 1955 Oldsmobile Single Owner, 54k Miles. Call (860)974-3022 Loaded, Perfect Condition Carb/Pipes, Forward Pegs, Always Garaged, No Rust, 33,010 Miles. $18,000 Or Best Offer $19,595 OBO Size P245-65R17 4-Door Fully Loaded, Including Must See! Drag Bars, Fat Boy Back Rim, On Polished Aluminum Original, $10,000 Sunroof. 1998 Ford MagnaFlow Exhaust, Call 508-764-3723 Sharon 774-287-2031 21” Spoked Front Rim. Lots Premium Wheels, Excellent Runs Beautifully. Contour LX AEM Intake, Lojack. Of Chrome Added, 1,493 Condition, Lots Of Tread! $5000 Stored Winters. Miles, Flawless. 1975 Ford Flatbed Blue. Reliable, Runs Great, 2004 Nissan Corvette 1988 Asking $5800 $100 Each $1600 508-845-9237 133k. Good Tires, Serious Inquiries Only Excellent Condition. New Or $250 For All 860-923-9618 Maxima SE 860-792-1168 Recent Brake Job. Very Good Condition, T-Top, Tires & Interior. Fits 2003-2008 Envoy, 1986 Camaro Z28 $1700 Or Best Offer Trailblazer, Rainier & 1953 Ford 3/4 Ton 125k Miles. Over $11k Invested. 2002 Harley Pickup 305, 4-Bbl, Auto, Nice Body. 508-892-9212 2000 Nissan $8000 Asking $7500 OBO Ascender. Red Paint, Iroc Wheels, 508-347-9629 Solid, Needs Restoration, Altima 1-508-943-1128 XLH 883 Sportster Flowmaster, KNN, Tints, 1999 Audi A4 1.8T Troy-Bilt Roto Tiller 9500 Miles, Crash Bars, $2500 Perfect Condition, 111k 8HP, One Owner 1-508-341-3164 CD/Amp, Racing Seats, 82k Miles. 19” Chrome Miles Highway Pegs, Saddle Bags, (4) 17 Inch Rims Collection MUST BE SOLD! Tune-Up And More. $800 Passenger Pegs & Pillion, 978-760-3453 Wheels, Body Kit, Custom Fully Loaded. Wanted With Tires $2500 OBO Paint, Plus Many Extras. Asking $4000 South Killingly Old Camaros Custom Grips. 6 Lug 860-774-6567 774-289-1321 860-774-4130 Excellent Condition 1973 Green Leave Message Asking $9,800 1967-1969 including parts, $700 OBO or best offer Looks & Runs Great. 860-933-6369 VW Beetle 2001 PT Cruiser 2004 Subaru pieces in any condition. Will Asking $4500 1987 Cadillac (508)717-9244 Impreza WRX consider other models. 860-617-7335 4 Cooper Weather Recent Engine, Brougham Limited Call (860)633-0869 Good Tires 1999 Buick Silver w/ Leather, Loaded All-Weather Edition, Sunroof, 2003 Kawasaki Master S/T Tires Best Offer White, Sun Roof, Alarm, One Owner Heated Seats & Mirrors. 732 SPORTS UTILITY Steel Belted, 205/65 R15 413-245-3530 Alaways Garaged , 85k Miles Century Custom Green Paint & KX65 $4,995 4-Door, Original Owner. A Loved Car!!! Spoiler. 5-Speed. 2001 Chevy Like New $150 Low Price Reflects 114k, One Owner, Runs Great, 1978 Corvette 508-764-8330 $4500 OBO Asking $14,900 OBO Blazer LT New Sprockets and Chain. 4 Cooper Weather 508-277-5944 New Timing Belt, and Call 774-289-3929 Silver Anniversary Model 1991 Oldsmobile Extensive Tune-up Second Owner, 6-Cylinder, Son has outgrown it. Master S/T Snow Limited Edition, Runs Or 508-764-7986 Groove Tires Black, 4-Door Sedan, 122k 1999 Buick Park REDUCED Electronic Shift-on-The-Fly 4 $1600 OBO Strong, Looks Real Sharp! Miles, 5 Almost-New Tires, Wheel Drive. Very Clean, 225/55 R17 Excellent Driver. L82 2005 Chrysler Runs Great, Needs Nothing! Call 508-764-1515 Like New $200 New Battery, New Alternator, Ave $5700 or (Cell) 508-450-6458 Engine, T-Tops. A/C, Passed Recent Inspection, Loaded, like new, leather, (508)476-3715 Pacifica 94k Miles, 22MPG. 508-867-2560 Tilt Wheel. Record Of All Maintenance. 122K miles. $4500. AWD, 138k Miles, Mostly Asking $6000 2003 Kawasaki Evenings $7900 Good Price To Keep Or Sell! Call (508)752-8683 2001 Subaru Highway. New Tires, Great 508-864-3846 Serious Inquires Only! $650 Forrester Family Car, Well Maintained. Nomad Third Row 508-340-5334 508-987-8067 1999 Ford $6500 OBO 2004 Jeep Red On Tan, 1500cc, 6300 Standard, Recent Brakes, Photos Available Miles. Shaft Drive, Water Bench Seat 1992 Dodge Escort LX A/C, Roof Racks. Looks Call Bill & Andrea Liberty Sport Cooled, Hard Bags, For Ford Expedition 1985 Buick 4-Cylinder, 4-Door, 5-Speed. & Runs Great. 860-377-0396 Silver, 49k Miles. Windshield, Floor Boards (Eddie Bauer) Riviera Stealth Over 30 MPG. Excellent $5,500 OBO 860-928-1064 Excellent Condition. Front/Rear. Tan Leather, Excellent Must Sell My Beautiful, Red, Mint Condition. Condition 508-987-3244 CD/AM/FM Radio. Excellent Condition. Condition. Restored Pride & Joy! $6500 OBO Retails For Over $3000 2005 Ford Includes: Helmet, 508-347-3613 2002 BMW 325ci Asking $14,200 Fits Model Years ‘97-’02 135k Original Miles. Pretty $1,900 OBO Focus Sedan Leather Chaps, Tourmaster $150 Blue With Black Landau 508-754-2323 Convertible 774-364-1133 Summer Jacket. 860-935-0039 4-Door, Automatic, 53k Or After 5pm $7,800 Roof. Plush Interior. 1993 Cadillac Excellent Condition. Miles, A/C, CD/MP3 Player, Mechanically Good. 1999 Ford 38,883 Miles. Automatic Red, Gray Interior, Keyless 508-886-7184 (860)779-0414 $2500 OBO Fleetwood Transmission With Sports Ask For Linda Truck Cap Florida car. 46k miles, Mustang Entry, Power Windows & 2003 Yamaha Chevy/GMC, 508-476-1721 6-Cylinder Automatic, 94k Shift Mode. Grey Leather Locks, Dependable, Great regular gas; 17-18 in city Heated Seats. Car Is Loaded. 2004 Subaru YZ125R Color Match “Pewter”. S-10, 27-28 highway. Fully loaded, Miles, White. Power Seats, Gas Mileage. X-Cab, Fiberglass. Hi-Rise, Windows, Locks & Steering. Harmon-Kardon Sound $7500 NADA Book Value Forester XS Mint Condition, Garaged. 1987 Chevy Light Blue with Light System, Premium Sliders, Locks, Roof Rack Blue leather interior. $6200. Very Good Condition. Asking $6800 CD, A/C, Sunroof, Etc. Hardly Ridden. Brackets. Monte Carlo LS $3500 Wheels, Etc. 508-868-3043 Pictures & Details At $2000 $300 Call (508)832-3029 or $19,999 Call 508-254-8663 Light Blue, 2-door hard-top, (508)272-3433 Call 508-764-4570 www.woodstock4sale.com 860-974-7099 Contact Josh 2005 Toyota Very Clean. After 4pm & Weekends 5.0 V8 automatic, perfect 508-885-7085 Or 508-248-5466 velour interior, 1-owner, 1999 Ford Ranger Camry Asking $11,000 1993 Volvo 240GL 860-428-4381 And Leave Message Truck Rails 120K miles. Bought new at 4-Door Sedan, 132k Extended Cab Pickup Top Of The Line. Diamond Chevrolet. Very Miles. Runs Fine. No V6, 4.0L 2002 FORD F-150 Fully Loaded! Chrome Tube For 8’ Bed good condition, 131,780 Miles. Recent 740 MOTORCYCLES 2004 Harley Great Condition Rust. CD, Automatic. 4-door king cab, extra clean. 40k Miles. runs great. $1999. Tuneup, Tires, Brakes. 75,000 miles. 2 WD. $14,500 1983 Suzuki Davidson Ultra $95 For Set (508)347-9386 $2300 OBO Runs Well. $8500.00 firm. Will Trade Classic (207)646-6288 508-867-6023 $3500 Call 508-243-2157 1100cc GM Chrome (Book Value $6000+) 2004 Toyota Camry 5500 miles, $17000. Slotted Wheels 1995 Buick 860-923-1848 76k Miles. Motorcycle Call (508)943-0242 15”, 5-Lug Bolt Pattern 1995 Toyota Supra $11,500 Model GS1100G Twin-Turbo, Stock, 6-Speed. LeSabre 2002 Lincoln LS Used Only 3 Years. Has For Full-Size GM. Original. 60k, 4-Door, Fully Equipped. 1999 Mercury Will Pay Top Dollar 2004 XL 883 $200 Set Of 4 Black/Tan, Leather, 40k, Since Been Kept In Storage. Black-On-Black, Leather, Female Driven, New Battery, Cougar Fully Loaded, Chrome For Clean Cars! Excellent Condition. Two-Owner Car. Always Garaged. Harley 454 Complete 92k, V6, 5 Speed, All Rims/Grill/Rocker Must Be Seen! $50,000 FIRM $2350 Rutland Auto Sales Call 508-234-5012 GM Block Options. College Panels/Pillars, Route 122 Forces Sale Davidson With Fuel Injection 1973 Pontiac 1979 Ford F-350 Brand New Snow Tires, Rutland, MA 3400 miles, lots of $1200 4x4 With Plow. 49k Original $3800 OBO Extra Set Of 18” Chrome 508-886-2720 1987 Yamaha Trans-Am Miles. Some Rust On Bed, upgrades, mint 4-Speed, With 455cu. White, Call Rims with Tires. New XV535 Motorcycle 508-259-8805 Good Frame. 508-476-3907 2006 GT Mustang condition, handles Burgundy Interior, Original, $1650 Brakes 59,920 Miles, New Battery, great. $7200 or best Matching Numbers. 90k. 508-335-1283 Owner’s Manual, Service 978-760-3453 Sharp Car! Mint! Convertible offer. Won’t last long! Used Auto Parts $50,000 FIRM Bright Red, Black Manual Included. Call (508)347-8969 91 day Guarantee. Large 2000 Chrysler $13,500 obo $900 OBO 508-344-2660 1995 Volvo 774-289-9074 Top/Interior. Automatic, 49k inventory of engines, Sebring Miles (Mostly Long Trips). Call Robert transmissions, tires & glass. 850 Turbo Convertible Shaker 1000 Sound System. 508-987-5167 2005 Aquila 250 Excellent service. Free parts Antique Black In Good Condition. 2002 Mitsubishi Stored In Winter. Ford locating service. 97k Miles, No Repairs 1994 Harley Cruiser Jaguar With Snow Tires. Needed. Carfax Report Gallant ES Anti-Theft & Lojack. Amherst-Oakham Auto $2500 Provided. MUST SELL! 356 miles, showroom Call (800)992-0441 or 1972 XJ6. Body, paint and 508-333-3340 Runs Good, Rear Quarter Davidson condition, bike can be seen chrome nearly perfect, New $3500 Firm Dented, Replaced Engine. $22,000 Dyna Wide Glide. 19K miles, (508)799-9969 860-634-4632 508-987-0947 at 364 Main Street, Oxford. Michelin pin stripe tires and 1996 Ford Escort $2400 good shape, extra lights, $2700. many spare parts. Only $750! 508-987-2045 extra chrome, forward Call (774)280-2630 715 AUTO SERVICES Best Reasonable Offer. 2000 Ford 2006 Scion XB controls. $7500. Runs Great Still In New Condition! Call Tom (Spencer) For Listings Escort ZX2 Call (508)864-3198 2005 Honda VT750 Junk Cars & (774)745-0173 2003 Ford Has 19k Miles On It. Carries 800-559-4138 xL273 5-Speed, 86k Miles, Platinum Warranty, Good Trucks Wanted Excellent Condition. Mustang GT 1998 Harley Shadow Spirit 725 AUTOMOBILES With 22k Miles, Custom Until 2012, Or 70k Miles. All Mint Condition, Low 1996 Mercury $2000 Options, 35-40MPG, Large Trucks & Call 774-230-9583 Exhaust, Pro 5.0 Shifter, Davidson Mileage, Always Garaged. $500 Police Grand Marquis Burgundy Exterior. 1200 Sportster 15,500 miles, Equipment Ebiach Lowering Springs. Excellent Inside/Out. Pearl Blue/Metallic Silver Impounds! Blue Hill Edition 2000 Ford Focus Clean Car, Mint Condition. excellent condition, Flame, Chrome Backrest. Cash Paid Loaded, White w/ Blue $12,800 registered, many extras! Cars/Trucks From $500! Model SE Wagon Garaged In Winter. 508-943-5954 Asking $4500 OBO Interior, 90k Miles 25-29 MPG $7000 or BO FREE REMOVAL For listings $14,000 OBO 508-764-8754 Call 860-792-0506 401-965-8949 800-559-4138 ext. 3468 $2,995 obo $2000 508-864-9692 2006 Toyota 508-867-7147 2005 Suzuki C50 1995 Geo Prizm 1992 Chevy 508-764-1401 Corolla CE 1999 Harley 720 CLASSICS Corsica 2001 Oldsmobile Manual, 45k, Davidson Boulevard Cruiser 110K miles, Red, 4 door 2003 Ford Very Good Condition. One Black/Grey, 300 Miles, 1984 Firebird SE sedan, recently, Blue, 119k Miles, Intrigue GL Sedan Owner. 40 MPG. Motorcycle Mint! reconditioned, new starter, Good Condition Excellent Condition, Fully Mustang Mach 1 REDUCED! Dyna Wide Glide. $4899 H06, air, auto locks doors & runs great. Appointed. Leather Interior, 18k Miles. Some Extras. windows. Cast wheels, 6 Cylinder Automatic Azure Blue with Black Moving must sell quick!! $1,195 obo Sunroof. 75k Miles leather. 18K miles, like brand $8500 $9000 508-885-9892 Chapman. Best offer. $2500 or best offer. $5100 508-347-3280 Call 508-943-5911 508-753-5529 Call (617)872-3230 new. Couple after Call (508)341-4434 or (508)615-5959 508-278-3312 market parts. $17,500. (860)857-4168 After 5pm Call (508)987-8486 2004 Honda VTX 2006 Harley 2006 Volkswagen 1300 Retro Davidson 2004 Chevrolet Jetta Pristine condition, Candy Apple Red, many chrome Sportster XL883C Monte Carlo LS Black, fully loaded, leather, 5 White with saddle bags. disc CD changer, heated extras, less than 2000 miles, Black/Grey, Excellent $7500 firm. Free mini bike 2,091 miles. $6000. Also Condition, 43k Miles. seats & mirrors, sunroof, Harley helmet, jacket and front, side & rear air bags. with purchase. $8000 Call David, gloves for sale. 508-987-1350 $14,900. Call (508)949-6914 (508)234-0631 Call (508)949-0621 MILLBURY FORD MERCURY MERCURY www.millburyfm.com Service • Parts • Body Shop We service most major makes and models

or less, after $10 $29.95 mail-in rebate • Motorcraft® Premium Synthetic Blend Oil & Filter change • Rotate and inspect four tires • Check air & cabin air filters • Inspect brake system • Test battery • Check belts & hoses • Top off all fluids Up to 5 quarts of Motorcraft® oil & Motorcraft® oil filter. Taxes, diesel vehicles and disposal fees extra. Hybrid bat- tery test excluded. Redemption form must be postmarked by 7/31/09. See participating dealership for mail-in redemption certificate, vehicle exclusions and details through 6/30/09. Ford vehicles only.

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740 MOTORCYCLES 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 760 VANS/TRUCKS 715 AUTO SERVICES 715 AUTO SERVICES 2005 Yamaha *NEW LISTING* 1997 24’ Coleman Niagra 1994 Ford F150 TTR90 Motorcycle Camper Dutchman Pop-Up 2002 Citation Pop-Up XLT 4x4 Xtracab 3-Speed Transmission, 35 Feet Long, 8 Feet Wide Camper Great Condition! Heat, Pickup D&M Electric Start. Purchased Komfort Brand. 31Ft. Travel Inside/Outside Stoves, Brand New Off Showroom $4000 Model 1007 Slide-Out Dinette, Looks Good, Runs Towing & Recycling Sleeps 6 Trailer Excellent! V8, PW, Floor, But Never Used. 860-974-0083 $13,999. One owner, kept on Refrigerator, Inside/Outside ZERO Miles On Bike. 860-928-4584 Great Condition. Heat, site, nice camper, includes Shower, Toilet, Lots Of PL, Cruise, 5-Speed, CASH PAID!!! Paid $2000 Refrigerator, Stove, Etc. back ladder, spare tire, Storage. Sleeps 6-8. Cold A/C. For Your Junk & Unwanted Vehicles Asking $1500 1982 Van $2700 awning, electric jack, sleeps Asking $7500 $2,900 OBO Fully Licensed & Insured I Have All Paperwork 413-537-0619 6, lots of storage, huge 508-248-5620 508-765-9431 Motor Home bathroom, queen bed, 1 large 2003 Honda Cars, Trucks and Farm Equipment Wanted 19 Feet, Has Hot & Cold 1998 Lance slide-out in living room & Prowler Travel TRX250 EX ATV Water, Full Bath. 16 MPG Call D&M Towing 508-887-3645 dinette area. Pictures on Trailer Runs Great! Looks Great! (City), 19 MPG (Highway). Squire 9800 www.breezybendrv.com 2006 Honda Heater w/Thermostat, $2100 OBO TOLL-FREE 1-877-820-2TOW Truck Camper Call (508)987-1519 for 1999 Model 27X XR 650L Registered & Insured. 27 Foot Trailer, Sleeps 860-634-0581 Inquire at: www.dmtow.com Appraised At $6,500 11’ 3” A/C, electric jacks, 3 more details On/Off-Road Bike burner stove/oven, sleeps 5, Seven With 2 Bunks. $4500 OBO Full Shower/Bath. Excellent New Rear Tire, Excellent 508-754-2323 30 gallon propane tank, 1996 Ford E-250 Shape. With 3800 Miles. generator ready. Full dry Condition, Only 2 Owners, Rarely Used. 3/4 Ton Heavy Duty, 760 VANS/TRUCKS 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT $4000 OBO bath, solar panel, 2 awnings, 2005 Fleetwood Or Trade For 4WD Or Car 1989 24’ Terry double sinks. Must Sell! Extended Utility Van. 2001 Dodge CAT D8H PaceArrow 37A $4800 Call After 4pm Travel Trailer $6800 75k Miles On Engine, Dakota Bulldozer 508-867-6152 Motorhome Please Call Allison 186k Original Miles. Excellent Condition, New Call Mike (508)949-9174 860-942-3201 Well Maintained. A/C, 4 Wheel Drive, Extended Battery, Tires, & More. 18K miles, loaded, no Cable Blade - Power Shift 2000 Winnebago pets/smokers. Two slide Tool Shelves. Great For Cab One Owner, Mint Runs Good 50cc Red SCOOTER Receiver & Sway Bars outs, tv’s A/C’s & furnaces. Wells, Maine Floor Coverings! Condition. Fully Loaded! Included. Must See To Chieftain Electric awning & levelers, 2005 40’ Breckenridge $2100 Bedliner & Cover, Remote $12,000 Average 85 MPG. No (860)928-3477 Reg/MC License For CT/MA. Appreciate. Model 35U workhorse 8.1L Vortec w/5 Park Model Home Call Mike Start, 12 Disc CD, Great For City, Or RV-er’s $3400 or best offer. 40k Miles, Loaded, Many speed, lots of extras. Enclosed Room Addition, 508-269-2420 Visors, Steps, Electric Mint, Garaged. 508-885-6215 Extras. No Pets/Smoking. Low $90’s. Plus Screen Room & Deck. Windows/Locks/Mirrors, Only 75 Miles. Must See! Call (508)885-4727 Double Loft, Sleeps 10. 1996 Isuzu Oasis Full Rear Seat. Michigan $1750 1990 Ford 350 Asking $55,000 Fully Furnished & $9000 obo 508-269-1710 Landscaped. Mini-van Payloader & Pair Of Red Helmets Class-C Camper (looks like a Honda (508)757-5211 $100 Meadow Ledge Resort Backhoe Model 75 50k Miles, Twin Beds In 2001 24 ft. Travel 2006 Camp May-October Odyssey). Runs great, very Peter (Woodstock) Rear. Sleeps 6, Very Good $75,000 clean, everything works. Snowplow 860-974-3470 Camper Trailer Out Truck Cap 508-278-6123 Kelly Blue Book says $4100, 2003 Chevy Diesel, Runs Good Condition. Roof Air, Gray, 6ft with sliding front Furnace, Generator, Fully All works, call for details! but will sell for $3700. window & side windows & 760 VANS/TRUCKS Call (508)892-8690 Venture Self-Contained. Call from 8am-7:30pm. Also: Motorcycle Or Best time to call locking back window. Used 2 75K miles, in very good Gravely Tractor Scooter With Tow Dolly. 4pm-7:30pm months, brand new. Stored 1985 Ford F-600 1996 Town & condition. Asking $6000 or Ready To Go (508)867-6124 in heated garage. Fits 2005 best offer. And Parts Joe Hauler $10,900 SEASON SPECIAL! Ford F-350 Truck Super Cab. Box Truck Country LXI Van Call Tatyana, Call (508)347-7300 CARRIER 508-347-3262 $1100. low miles, runs good, needs 240k Miles, Recent Sticker (508)949-6082 $5,500 some new brake lines. $1000 & Tires. Needs Exhaust. Off-Ground With Ramp & (508)729-9177 767 VEHICLES WANTED Straps. Fits 2-Inch 1990 Nomad or best offer. $900 OBO 2003 Dodge Pickup Or RV Hitch. In Campground 2001 Fleetwood Call (508)922-3936 Call 508-943-3812 $225 Or 508-259-9403 Ram 1500 Sleeps 6, Screen & Rain Elkhorn Truck 32 Foot 2004 RV Extended cab, 4.7L, 4WD, Peter (Woodstock) Room On Deck, New 1989 Chevy 1500 runs excellent, bed liner. 860-974-3470 Plastic Shed, 3-Burner Camper On Waterfront Short bed Z71 off road. 1997 Chevy Tahoe $8100. $ $1500 or best offer. Beautiful Maroon & Grey Gas Grill, Deck Funriture, Like new, used only a few Lot Call (508)347-7832 ROSS RECYCLING Or Towable With P/Jack. times. Fits 6’ truck bed. On 1 1/2 Mile Lake, Call (774)280-2480 All Major Parts Replaced, 745 RECREATIONAL Good Tires, High Miles, Many Extras Queen, sleeps 4, all In Beautiful Resort 2003 Silverado We Pay More!! VEHICLES amenities, asking $8,700. Campground 1992 GMC Leather. Best Offer! Must see! Truck also Wife Got Another Car. All Scrap Metals, 413-433-1479 $39,999 Diesel Truck 2500 HD available. 508-989-8165 $2500 Cash Takes It! Crew cab, 6.0, auto, 4x4, Cars, Trucks 1998 Kawasaki Call (508)892-8861 UPS Truck-Style, Runs Strong Aluminum Grumman Body, grey, loaded, leather, Batteries, 750 Xi Sport Jetski 1991 Ford Tioga 508-615-2540 tonneau, chrome step, tow 2001 Shelves. Rebuilt Copper Wire, Two seater, new battery and Class-C Camper 35’ Park Model Transmission/Motor, package, excellent condition. recently serviced. Excellent 25k Miles, Mint Condition. “Woodland Park” New Fuel Tank, Radiator, 1997 Dodge Call (978)697-0706 Appliances... condition. Includes trailer Full Sized Bed In Back. Beautiful Custom Design, Trailer Steering Box. Dual Wheels, Dakota Sport 4x4 64 Tucker Hill Rd. and cover. $2500 or best Sleeps 6 Fully equipped, furnished 11’ Area Behind Seats “California” offer. Call (508)234-0252 40’ Park Model Trailer. Power everything, 122K Putnam, CT 06260 MUST SELL! Sliding Glass Door with 10’x35’ attached Excellent Condition 14,100GVWR miles, looks good, runs 1967 F-250 $10,000 Entrance, Full Bath, enclosed room. Heated, A/C, good. Rhino spray on 860-935-9266 3 Slide-Outs, Sleeps 8 friendly neighbors, large Call 5pm-8:30pm bedliner. Service Truck 860-928-7165 1998 Polaris ATV Central Air field, family activities, access 508-867-6546 Asking $4000. with lumbertack. New Magnum 425, 4x4 Winter Insulation Package to new built in pool, engine, 6x6x10’ (enclosed). 1994 Class-A inexpensive comfortable Call (508)867-3741 Complete $2000 Overhaul 5 Paid $47,000 New. 1994 Chevy 3/4 2-3 Motorcycle Trailer High-top Mini Motor Home Asking $29,995 OBO living, located in Woodstock Haulmark 2006 Harley Years Ago. Used Very Little CT. Park open April-Oct. Ton Since. Needs Battery. 31 Foot Challenger 617-524-6220 1997 F150 “Dyna” Street Bob, Black Wheelchair M-310-Ford-460 $40,000 includes lot. 2009 350 V8, 2WD, excellent 4x2, third door, six cherry, 2000 miles. Asking $3000 assessment and the R.E. Tax 508-885-3136 20k Miles, Very Good 2002 12x40 Park condition, 190k miles, new passenger, V6, 116K, A/C, 12 foot, pungo 120, kayak Van Needed 860-888-5207 Condition. (508)278-7616 or tires, recent brakes and 6-CD changer, power with paddle, vest. Asking $8000 Model RV (508)450-0689 tuneup. $3000. windows/locks, tow (951)522-0573 In excellent running Tow Vehicle Available! (like brand new) on beautiful Call (774)272-1192 package, runs great, one condition with fully 2004 90cc Polaris 508-832-3164 lot in campground can be owner, always maintained, all automatic wheel chair lift used for a full 6 months (15 1994 Chevy recent brakework done, very Truck Cap Predator ATV 1996 22’ April-15 October every year) Camper/RV Lumina Van clean, some rust, For 1999 Dodge Pickup and closing doors. Excellent Condition, Lot paid for until 2097. 2001 Coachhouse dependable. $4500. 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Mercedes Nears Almost Perfection with the All-New 2010 GLK Compact SUV

BY KEITH GRIFFIN so it likes to run along seamlessly at 80 mph forever. So, it’s best to use cruise Finally, Mercedes has made an every- control, especially during a holiday day SUV that I can rave about. I could go weekend. on for hours about the G wagon, which There’s just one problem. I continue to could probably drive on the moon, but I hate the cruise control system Mercedes don’t consider that a daily driver SUV. has. It’s a stick on the left side of the No, the Mercedes SUV that has left me steering wheel that your fingers con- impressed is the new 2010 GLK 350. It’s stantly think are the turn signals. Now, I the first in the Mercedes lineup that dri- read a surprising statistic recently that ves like a Mercedes sedan. It’s the only 10 percent of drivers use their turn Mercedes for the person who wants to signals, but I’m still old fashion. About combine an SUV with the legendary lux- the only time I don’t use them is when ury of the Mercedes sedan. To me, it’s I’ve inadvertently engaged the cruise the Mercedes E class you wouldn’t mind control instead. getting dirty. The GLK also presents a comfortable Lest anybody accuse me of plagia- level of safety. Standard equipment rism, I want to include this quotation includes front and side air bags as well from the Mercedes press material verba- as window and knee air bags. The tim because I agree with it so much: “At 4MATIC all-wheel drive system comes first glance, the new GLK appears to be with electronic stability control and a smaller version of the GL, but a closer adaptive braking, which features hill- look reveals a modern interpretation of start assist, priming of the brake system the iconic G-Class. In sharp contrast to for more spontaneous response in the the relatively soft forms of other simi- event of panic braking and using brak- The 2010 GLK sports a distinctive design – something that couldn’t be said about most lar-sized vehicles, the striking, angular ing to dry the discs in wet weather. An previous Mercedes SUVs. nose of the GLK sets it apart from the additional safety boost comes from the end of the day, I found myself wanting (Questions and comments about this competition.” headlight system with integrated cor- to get behind the wheel of the GLK. I review and other automotive concerns Not quite sure the politically correct nering light function and headlamp liked it so much that I finagled an extra can be e-mailed to way to put this, but Mercedes SUVs assist. day in it from Mercedes. [email protected]. All queries (except for the G wagon) are pretty I’m a bulky guy so I don’t complain The one thing I don’t like about the are answered.) wimpy looking. They tend to say when a vehicle presents a challenge GLK, but mostly because I’m cheap, is “Bloated sedan coming through.” They because I’m the problem. However, I do its required 91 octane. This SUV would VITAL STATISTICS lack attitude. I like the GLK because it like compact vehicles that welcome my be perfect in my book if it ran on 87 Wheelbase: 108.5 inches doesn’t strive for anonymity. It makes a entrance. The GLK 350 is an asy vehicle octane (or better yet came in a diesel Length: 178.3 inches bold statement just like Mercedes used to get in and out of. Passenger comfort is version). It’s EPA rated at 16-mpg city Width: 79.4 inches to make with everything it sold. OK, great. Two six footers can sit behind one and 22-mpg highway. Neither number is Height: 66.9 inches time to steal one more line from the another comfortably as demonstrated going to blow your socks off, especially Curb weight: 4036 lbs. press kit: “(T)he bullish shape of the during a drive to and from Bear with the more expensive recommended Engine: 3.5-liter V-6 new GLK suggests power and agility.” Mountain in upstate N.Y. fuel. Horsepower: 268 hp The GLK350 is powered by 268-horse- That drive just reaffirmed how much I The new GLK350, with standard Torque: 258 lb. ft. power, a 3.5-liter V6 engine that pro- liked the GLK 350. I was at Bear 4MATIC all-wheel-drive, is priced at $35, EPA estimated mpg city/highway: duces 258 lb-ft of torque. It left me want- Mountain to take part in an 900, plus an $875 destination fee. The city/ highway ing for nothing in any situation. International Motor Press Association GLK350 with rear-wheel-drive is priced Base price: $33,900 Mercedes says its 0-60 time is a down- event called Spring Brake (clever name, at $33,900 plus the $875 delivery fee. As-tested price: $35,900 right spirited 6.5 seconds for its two-ton don’t you think?). Anyway, the day Frankly, I don’t find this pricey at all for Also consider: Acura RDX, Mazda CX7, weight. This is a true Autobahn crawler involved the opportunity to drive up to 55 different makes and models. At the a Mercedes SUV. Volvo XC60