Mailed free to requesting homes in East Brookfield, West Brookfield, North Brookfield, Brookfield, Leicester and Spencer Vol. 33, No. 39 Complimentary to homes by request ONLINE: WWW.SPENCERNEWLEADER.COM ‘Think wrongly, if you please, but in all cases think for yourself.’ Friday, September 25, 2009 RMV to Transfer station prices hiked distribute NEW BAG, STICKER FEES GO INTO EFFECT SATURDAY BY RYAN GRANNAN-DOLL and at other participating vendors. That will and announced Karrmann, who did not STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER start once Cumberland Farms runs out of its attend the gathering, supported raising bag BROOKFIELD — Transfer station users current stock. The board also approved fees to $1.50 apiece and raising fees, to an are going to have to dig deeper into their wal- accepting only checks, and not cash, for unspecified amount, for accepting non-offi- turnpike lets to dispose of their waste. sticker fee payments. cial Brookfield bags. Those comments came The Board of Health Monday, Sept. 21 Concerns over the state Open Meeting Law before Seery officially called the meeting to unanimously approved raising the annual hang over the decisions. Before Chairman order at 5:45 p.m. It was scheduled to start at sticker fee to $85, from $75, and the per bag Mike Seery called the meeting to order at 5:45 5:30 p.m. fee to $1.25 from $1. The fees take effect p.m., he spoke with member Keith Karmann, After the meeting, Seery said his call with vouchers? Saturday, Sept. 26. but stepped outside the highway barn room, Karrmann “may have been” a violation of Members approved selling bags at where the meeting was held, to speak with Cumberland Farms, which already occurs, him. After several minutes, Seery returned Turn To TRANSFER, page A15 HANDICAPPED COULD RECEIVE Restaurants ASSISTANCE

BY RYAN GRANNAN-DOLL STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER cool to meals CHARLTON — To ease the financial strain on disabled motorists, the state Registry of Motor Vehicles is considering giving them tax proposal toll vouchers to defray the costs of travel to the Charlton branch. The issue arose after some concerned resi- dents complained about in Leicester handicapped parking issues at the site, locat- ed at the 5-East OARD OF ELECTMEN Massachusetts B S Turnpike service area. SEEKS INPUT ON IDEA Currently, disabled motorists are forced to BY DAVID DORE use the Pike, and pay a NEW LEADER STAFF WRITER toll, to access the site’s LEICESTER — Restaurants would be hurt five handicapped park- Rachel Kaprielian if an additional 0.75 percent tax were levied ing spaces. No handi- on prepared meals, just as they have been when the sales tax went up 25 percent in Turn To RMV, page A15 August, the Board of Selectmen was told Monday night. With Leicester facing a deficit of up to $2 million next year, selectmen are mulling an Shawn Kelley photo option in this year’s state budget that allows cities and towns to implement a local option Two part-time tax of 0.75 percent on meals and up to 6 per- A LOOK AT cent on hotel room stays. Since Leicester has no THE DIGITS hotels or motels, the cops approved only option would be the LEICESTER — The skilled hands meals tax. According to of Justin Kennick of Northampton figures from the state weaves a seat into a cherry wood Department of Revenue, chair during Leicester’s 10th increasing the tax from by selectmen annual Harvest Fair Saturday, 6.25 percent to 7 percent Sept. 19. For more photos, please would put an additional turn to Page A14. $33,000 per year in the NEEDED TO FILL HOURS, town’s coffers. AT LEFT LEICESTER — Helen Before they put the REPLACE BLOOD Poirier of Auburn sits behind her tax hike before voters Douglas Belanger booth during the fair. BY DAVID DORE Turn To TAX, page A18 NEW LEADER STAFF WRITER NORTH BROOKFIELD — Police Chief Aram Thomasian Jr. last week got two-thirds of what he wanted for his department. With next month’s retirement of Sgt. Brookfield church expanding its mission Douglas Blood and because of other factors, Thomasian asked the Board of Selectmen if he could hire three part-time officers to add ADDITION PROVIDES MORE SPACE, to his current complement of seven to eight part-timers. HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY The board told Thomasian Sept. 15 to hire BY TERESA A. FRANCO Deacon Brain Oxman, who two for now, each working no more than 16 NEW LEADER STAFF WRITER hours per week. Members would decide after was also on the building com- Jan. 1 if a third part-time officer needs to be BROOKFIELD — The mittee, cited handicap access hired. Brookfield Congregational as the “number one reason” Thomasian asked selectmen last month for Church, on Common Street, is the church needed a new wing. permission to hire additional part-time offi- now has the capacity to open “It’s amazing we are now cers to fill shifts left open by officers taking its doors to a larger portion of able to allow people to use [the time off in lieu of overtime and Blood’s the public. church] who have never been impending departure. Although the police The 152-year-old building able to get in before,” he said. chief said Blood would retire Oct. 16, his last recently had a new wing Pastor the Rev. Ellie Kraner day at the office could be Monday, Sept. 28 attached to the rear of the mentioned that on the first because of unused vacation days. church. The church show- Sunday the wing was avail- Thomasian said he wanted to use part- cased the wing with an open able, a woman who had not time officers, instead of hiring a full-time house Sunday, Sept. 20. been able to attend services officer, to replace Blood because of the The wing provides class- ever since she had to use a reduced impact that would have on the budg- room space, more bathrooms wheelchair was able to go to et. Filling five shifts per week with part- and more room for church church for the first time. timers, Thomasian explained, would cost functions and meeting space Though ground was not bro- $490, as opposed to a cost of “well over for groups such as Alcoholics ken for the project until July $1,200” by using full-time officers and their Anonymous. In addition, the 2008, the plans for the project associated overtime. Teresa A. Franco photo new wing is now handicap had been in progress sine the An outside view of the Brookfield Congregational Church’s new wing that was accessible from the outside along with an elevator inside. Turn To SELECTMEN, page A18 recently completed. Turn To CHURCH, page A18

INSIDE THE NEW LEADER ON PAGE A4 ON PAGE A9 Calendar...... B5 Police Logs ...... A12 Classroom Corner...... A6 Public Meetings ...... A3 THROUGH THE RAIN, NORTHBRIDGE RAMS Obituaries ...... B2 Sports ...... A9-11 THE RELAY SHINES OVERPOWER LEICESTER, Our Towns...... B4 Viewpoint...... A8 35-7 2 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, September 25, 2009 Budget cuts means waiver for library ALMANAC EAST BROOKFIELD FACILITY TO APPLY FOR EXEMPTION QUOTATION OF BY ELISA KROCHMALNYCKYJ Usually, the state only gives waivers to 10 NEW LEADER CORRESPONDENT towns or cities a year. But this year, because THE WEEK EAST BROOKFIELD — Because its budget so many towns are faced with cuts, the state Library expanding was cut instead of increased this year, the has lifted that limit. “[T]he Southbridge Evening library needs a special waiver from the state “I’m out there hearing what other libraries its online services to keep its certification, Library Director are going through, and ours doesn’t sound so News is not the Wall Street EAST BROOKFIELD — With a click of a Wendy Payette said. bad,” she said. Journal and your reporters “Would we like to be fully funded? Since the library moved to its new location computer mouse, you can borrow any book, Absolutely. Can we work within our budget? at the new Memorial Town Complex on from any library, at any time — and have do not have the experience We have to. We’ll make it work,” she said. Connie Mack Drive last year, its use has that book delivered to your library, the nor the competence to realize In order to stay certified and receive state increased, Payette said. Difficult economic library near your work, or, if you can’t make funding and support, the state requires that times also increase library use, she said. it out, even to your home. the difference.” towns increase library budgets by about 1 “People are coming in saying they have got- As a member of the Central percent per year. The East Brookfield Public ten rid of their Internet as a budget cut for Massachusetts Regional Library System, — REGISTRY OF MOTOR VEHICLES Library’s budget was cut by about 5 percent them, we have people looking for jobs and East Brookfield Public Library patrons can SPOKESPERSON ANN DUFRESNE, ON THE this year to about $63,000. they have no computer at home,” she said. borrow books, videos and anything else NEWS’(AND THE NEW LEADER’S) COVER- Laws requiring libraries to increase fund- “And we have people who are not going to the from any library in Massachusetts and AGEOFTHERMV OFFICE MOVE FROM ing every year date back to 1859, Payette said. movies anymore, and since we have up-to- beyond. SOUTHBRIDGE TO CHARLTON. “Even back then, legislators realized that date movies, they come and borrow them and By using their library card to log on to the libraries were very important to towns and have family movie night at home.” East Brookfield library’s Web site should not be cut when times are bad,” she The library is making ends meet by doing (www.eastbrookfieldma.us/library) patrons said. “In fact, they are used even more when whatever it can. Payette has applied for vari- can request an item, then choose the library THE STATS times are bad.” ous grants, she said. to which they’d like the item delivered. When the item is delivered, the patron is Fortunately, as long as the town can prove “And we had a generous patron, who gave THE NUMBER OF MALES IN EACH TOWN that the cuts to the library are about the us a nice donation from him, his wife and notified. same as the cuts to other municipal depart- family,” she said. “They can order it from home, or come to ments, the library can get a waiver from the And on the spending side, Payette is tight- our library to order it,” said Librarian Auburn...... 7,572 state Board of Library Commissioners and ening the belt. Wendy Payette. “And if don’t feel comfort- Brimfield...... 1,654 keep its certification, Payette said. “We’re only purchasing what’s important,” able using the computer themselves, we’ll do Brookfield ...... 1,499 Payette said she understands the reason she said. “Like families at home, you buy it for them, or show them how.” Charlton ...... 5,515 for the cuts, and is not complaining about what you need. This year, we can’t buy that While most libraries offer that service, the Douglas...... 3,534 them. book by that different author that people East Brookfield library takes it a step fur- Dudley ...... 4,973 “All the departments were cut, but we’re in haven’t seen but will probably like.” ther, and, when needed, will have one of its Holland...... 1,224 a quandary because we need to follow the One way or the other, the library will be “book buddies” deliver the items to the Leicester...... 5,094 state law,” she said. certified, and the patrons served well, patron’s doorstep. All, of course, for free. Northbridge...... 6,274 It should be easy for the Board of Payette said. “If people are shut in, or don’t want to Oxford...... 6,453 Selectmen and town accountant to prove that “We are needed more, and we can offer drive in bad weather, or don’t feel well, we Southbridge ...... 8,287 the library is not being treated differently more as well,” she said. have our book buddies — volunteers and Spencer...... 5,785 than other departments, Payette said. staff — bring it to them,” Payette said. Sturbridge ...... 3,857 Uxbridge ...... 5,479 Wales ...... 865 Webster...... 7,901 NEWS BRIEFS * Information as of 2000 U.S. Census

elementary school. from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Tickets are $2 each, A grant funded by the Jeppson Memorial three for $5 and eight for $10. SUNRISE/SUNSET BPD giving out and Fund for Brookfield, Greater Worcester Community Foundation will provide Saturday, Sept. 26...... 6:33 a.m....6:50 p.m. inspecting car seats Brookfield families with hardship a free Sunday, Sept. 27...... 6:34 a.m.... 6:49 p.m. infant seat, convertible seat and/or booster Rescue Squad gets a Monday, Sept. 28 ...... 6:35 a.m.... 6:47 p.m. BROOKFIELD — The National Highway seat. Please submit a one-page letter to the Tuesday, Sept. 29...... 6:36 a.m.....6:45 p.m. Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Brookfield Police Department for review; Wednesday, Sept. 30.....6:37 a.m.....6:43 p.m. reports eight out of 10 car seats are installed mail to BPD-Car Seat, 3 Post Road, little help from ‘1964’ Thursday, Oct. 1 ...... 6:38 a.m....6:42 p.m. improperly. Friday, Sept. Oct. 2...... 6:39 a.m.....6:40 p.m. Brookfield, MA 01506. SPENCER — The Spencer Rescue Squad is Acting Police Chief Christopher Welsh is getting a little fundraising help from the certified by the NHTSA for free car seat Hanover Theatre in Worcester through a inspections. He is available by appointment; benefit concert Saturday, Oct. 3. “1964 The please call (508) 867-5570. Welsh will also per- DPHS yard cleanup Tribute” will perform at 8 p.m. REAL ESTATE form car seat safety checks at the library or “1964 The Tribute” takes their audiences RANSACTIONS THE 310 Pleasant St. raffle tickets on sale on a journey through a quintessential T COZY CORNER Leicester moment in music history that will live forev- DINER (508)471-7378 SPENCER — The David Prouty football er. They are hailed by critics and fans alike EAST BROOKFIELD Hours: Mon.- Fri. 7-2 • Sat. 7-12 • Sun. 7-12 • Take-out Available THE STIMULUS PACKAGE SPECIALS! team will be selling raffle tickets for a chance as the most authentic and endearing Beatles $100, 115 Young Road, Kenneth to win fall yard up by the football players tribute in the world. Choosing songs from MONDAY: Brackley and Sheryl A. Brackley to Home THURSDAY: themselves. the pre-Sgt. Pepper era, “1964” recreates an Sheryl A. Brackley. 2 Eggs, Toast, & of 3 Pancakes 99¢ There will be two winners drawn at half- early ’60s live Beatles concert, with period Home Fries 99¢ the $100, 113 Young Road, Sheryl A. time of the home football game on Oct. 17. instruments, clothing, hair styles and Brackley to Kenneth Brackley. TUESDAY: CLOSED .99¢ FRIDAY: The clean up date is Oct. 31, with a rain date onstage banter. Breakfast Fried Haddock of Nov. 7. Tickets are $20 to $40 each and can be pur- LEICESTER WEDNESDAY: Dinner $7.95 The tickets will be sold by players and also chased at the Hanover Theatre box office or $ $198,000, 41 Craig St., David J. Brimner, 3 French Toast 99¢ Haddock Sandwich 6.50 on Saturday, Sept. 26 at the Spencer transfer through its Web site, thehanovertheatre.org. Susan E. Brannigan and Estate of Robert station from 8 a.m. until noon and at Klem’s (Breakfast Specials Until 11:00am. No sharing for the .99 cent specials, thank you) T. Brimner to Eugene P.McGuinness and Eileen E. McGuinness. $1, 22 Warren Ave., Steven R. Pierce and Annette J. Pierce to Steven R. Pierce. $100,000, 5 Burncoat St., Oklahoma Heritage Realty Trust (Michael Miller, Trustee) to Jeffrey Pelletier. Performance Motoring Inc. - Hadley Mass. $130,000, 281 Henshaw St., David S. For over 23 years we have been the Premier Russell and Cara L. Russell to Valerie Volvo Only Sales and Service Center in Western Charmanski. Massachusetts. Over 5000 existing Volvo owners $225,000, 17 Warren Ave., Shauna continue to take advantage of the first class Volvo Autenrieth to Deena J. Kaplan. service that we have been providing for 23 years. $243,000, 27 Water St., Salvatore D. You are invited to take advantage of our pickup Morelli and Joan E. Morelli to Luis Baez. and delivery service for the Brookfield’s and the surrounding towns. Sept-Oct cabinet sale: NORTH BROOKFIELD That’s right, call today and ask for Service 60% off m.s.r.p. $150,000, 182 Oakham Road, Mary Manager Mark Bruso. By appointment he will Sale Ends Oct. 31st personally pick up and deliver your Volvo at no Louise Wilding-White Realty Trust (A. Mark Bruso Veronica Wilding-White, Trustee) to Service Manager. additional charge! Performance motoring is committed to providing Clarinda Higgins Revocable Trust excellence in Volvo service. (Clarinda Higgins, Trustee). Please visit us on the web at www.performancemotoring.com or e-mail service $690,000, 96 Ward St., 2 Orchard Road at [email protected] and 14 Con Warren Road, Carol A. Moore We look forward to serving your Volvo Sales and Service Needs! and Glenn A. Moore to Robert Locatelli Give us a try! You won’t be disappointed in our Service and Loretta Locatelli. “Over 23 years of Volvo Sales & Service” SPENCER 315 Russell Street, Route 9, Hadley, MA 01035 • (413) 584-6090 $100, 48 Main St., Green Tree Servicing www.performancemotoring.com LLC to Federal National Mortgage Association. $134,000, 48 Main St., Federal National Mortgage Association to Donna Starr. $100, 56 Wire Village Road, Diane M. A STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF DIRECTORY HOW TO USE PUBLICATION Jepson and David Jepson to David Jepson. PRESIDENT & PUBLISHER FRANK G. CHILINSKI $100, 20 Briarcliff Lane, Emily R. (508) 909-4101 Gerber to Emily R. Gerber and Michelle [email protected] B. Gerber. 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CALL A REPORTER’S LINE, OR SIMPLY DIAL changes to Spencer New Leader, P.O. Box (800) 367-9898 AND LEAVE A MESSAGE. (508) 909-4133 [email protected] 90, Southbridge, MA 01550 Friday, September 25, 2009 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 3 Apple Country Fair marking 31st year BROOKFIELD EVENT CELEBRATES AUTUMN IN NEW ENGLAND

BROOKFIELD — Showcasing Tickets will be available at the ACCCCUURRAACCYY WATCH the work of more than 70 local Fair and are on sale now at the crafters, the 31st Apple Country Merrick Public Library and The Spencer New Leader is committed to Fair will be held on the Brookfield from Community Club mem- accuracy in all its news reports. Although Town Common from 10 a.m. to 4 bers. Entries for the apple pie numerous safeguards are in place to ensure p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10. contest will be accepted at Town accurate reporting, mistakes can occur. The fair also will feature live Hall until 10:15 a.m. the day of Confirmed fact errors will be corrected at the music, children’s games, baked the fair. Judging categories are top right hand corner of page 3 in a timely man- goods, raffles and an apple pie con- for children under 12, ages 13-19, ner. test — all to benefit the Brookfield and adults aged 20 and older. If you find a mistake, call (508) 909-4140 Community Club, a charitable Volunteers are still needed to during normal business hours. During non-busi- organization that makes grants to bake and help with the raffle and ness hours, leave a message in the editor’s voice enrich community life. children’s games. To volunteer, mailbox. The editor will return your phone call. Fairgoers can browse and buy please call (508) 867-9553 or sign hand-knit sweaters and blankets, up at the Merrick Public Library. carved wooden bowls and decor, In case of rain, the Apple beaded jewelry,specialty soaps and Country Fair will be held at PUBLIC MEETINGS lotions, handcrafted toys, locally Brookfield Elementary School, produced honey and more. A par- 37 Central St. Note: Public meetings are subject to change. tial directory of crafters appears The Brookfield Community Check with local Town Halls to see if a meet- on the fair Web site, www.apple- Club has been organizing the ing will still be held. countryfair.com. File/Alana Melanson photo Apple Country Fair since 1979. New to the fair this year, the Riley Sloan says hello from the moonwalk at last year’s 30th edition of the annu- The money raised at the Apple BROOKFIELD al Apple Country Fair. Her twin sister, Kennady, is hiding in the front right corner. Master Plan Committee will spon- Country Fair has paid for the Friday, Sept. 25 sor a dunk booth, offering locals Brookfield Elementary School’s OSRP/Master Plan Committee, 1 p.m., Town the opportunity to drench their sixth grade class to attend a Hall favorite town politicians and figures all for a bake table will tempt with homemade fudge, environmental program at Camp Bournedale candied apples, applesauce, cookies, brown- good cause. Local authors Rita Schiano and on Cape Cod and generated grant money for Thursday, Oct. 1 Ellie Kraner will be on hand to sign copies of ies and, of course, pie. a number of community service projects, A raffle will offer chances to win prizes Housing Authority, 10 a.m., Town Hall their books. from the town’s monthly newsletter, the Advisory Committee, 7 p.m., Town Hall Children will enjoy games and prizes, face- including the community-stitched quilt, fam- Brookfield Citizen, to holiday programs for painting, sand art and a moon bounce. The ily passes to local museums and attractions, Brookfield seniors. For more information, EAST BROOKFIELD guild of Masons in North Brookfield will a portrait photography session, and gift cer- visit www.applecountryfair.com. offer concessions throughout the day. The tificates to local restaurants and stores. Monday, Sept. 28 Board of Assessors, 6:30 p.m., Memorial Town Complex Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., Memorial Town Two charged in dealership car thefts Complex LEICESTER SPENCER MOTORCYCLES AMONG VEHICLES RECOVERED AT PARK Monday, Sept. 28 Cherry Valley/Rochdale Water District, 7 of a burglarious instrument. the Auburn Lanes Bowling p.m., 148 Henshaw St. Campbell was charged with Center on Southbridge Street. Personnel Board, 7 p.m., Town Hall four counts of receiving a stolen Moran said the vandalism con- School Committee, 7 p.m., Leicester High motor vehicle, conspiracy and sists of things like removal of School number plates violations. hoods and seats. He said some of Both were arraigned in Dudley the cars had $3,000 to $4,000 Thursday, Oct. 1 District Court Wednesday, Sept. worth of damage, adding 99 per- Elections and Registrations, 1 p.m., town 16 and are due back in court on cent of the cars that have been clerk’s office Wednesday, Oct. 15. vandalized are new. Campbell was released on per- Moran said police found two NORTH BROOKFIELD sonal recognizance, while Corollas in Sturbridge that were Tuesday, Sept. 29 Ebersold’s bail was set at $10,000 stolen from the dealership and Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., Senior Center cash or $100,000 with surety. there is a mini-van still missing. Worcester County District However, Moran is unsure if Thursday, Oct. 1 Teresa A. Franco photo Attorney Joseph Early motioned police have linked the vandalism Playground and Recreation Committee, 7 Diamond on Washington Street in Auburn is one of two dealerships that have to have Ebersold’s bail revoked to the cars that were recently p.m., Senior Center had cars stolen from it. Police found the stolen cars in Sturbridge. due to past incidents, but the recovered, but said he is trying to motion was denied. “get to the bottom of it.” SPENCER BY TERESA FRANCO stolen plates were swapped out “The Commonwealth states General Sales Manager Kevin Monday, Sept. 28 AND CHRISTOPHER TANGUAY with the plate for the stolen vehi- that there exists probable cause Yarber of Diamond in Auburn Board of Assessors, 6 p.m., Memorial Town STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITERS cles,” Bateman wrote in his to believe that the defendant has said a 2009 Escalade and 2009 Hall report. committed a crime during the GMC pick-up truck were recov- STURBRIDGE — Sturbridge Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., Memorial Town Through interviews with peo- period of release, that further ered in Sturbridge by police. He police apprehended two suspects Hall ple at neighboring campsites in release of the defendant will said the dealership discovered in connection with a car theft Charitable Needs Commission, 7 p.m., the park, Bateman and Dessert seriously endanger some person the cars were missing on operation that spanned multiple Memorial Town Hall towns. determined two additional vehi- or the community,” Early wrote. Monday, Sept. 14 and that the cles, a Toyota Corolla and anoth- Although Ebersold and keys were taken from the key William Ebersold, 34, of Tuesday, Sept. 29 er motorcycle, were also in the Campbell were caught with two closet and the cars were taken Worcester, and Crystal Campbell, Board of Assessors, 6 p.m., Memorial Town possession of Campbell and vehicles stolen from dealerships right from the lot. 23, of Holland, were arrested Hall Tuesday, Sept. 15 at Wells State Ebersold. — with trunks full of additional “They were very crafty in how Park for, among other things, With the help of a State Police car components — this incident they did it,” Yarber said. WEST BROOKFIELD possession of several stolen vehi- K-9 unit and Lt. Alan Curboy, is but one chapter in an ongoing Like Herb Chambers, Yarber cles. officers were able to stop string of vandalism at dealer- said Diamond has problems with Monday, Sept. 28 According to the police report, Campbell in the Corolla as she ships in Auburn. vandalism to its cars about a cou- Planning Board, 7 p.m., Town Hall OnStar contacted police at returned to the park. According to Used Cars Sales ple times a year. He said the rims approximately 5 p.m. Tuesday, Ebersold attempted to elude Manager Jeff Moran, of Herb have been stolen off a couple of Tuesday, Sept. 29 alerting them to a stolen vehicle police on the other stolen motor- Chambers, the dealership has Escalades and some windows Board of Registrars, 10 a.m., Town Hall located inside Wells State Park. cycle, also registered to an owner had issues in the past with van- have been broken. Officers Larry Bateman and in Spencer, after seeing them dalism and stealing of its cars in Police are still seeking a third Wednesday, Sept. 30 Earl Dessert were the first to stop Campbell, but was quickly the storage parking lot next to suspect. Board of Assessors, 9 a.m., Town Hall respond to the park. After letting apprehended. Advisory Committee, 6:30 p.m., Town Hall park personnel know what was The Corolla was determined to going on, the officers used a GPS have come from Herb Chambers Thursday, Oct. 1 device to find a 1999 Chevy Toyota in Auburn. Water Department, 6 p.m., Town Hall Blazer. Ebersold was charged with two The officers determined the counts of larceny of a motor Free Estimates license plate was registered to vehicle, two counts of receiving a Joseph S. Smith of Worcester, stolen motor vehicle, operating a 508-347-2305 while a check of the vehicle iden- vehicle with a suspended license tification number (VIN) showed — all subsequent offences — as Closets the truck to be stolen from well as conspiracy, number Home Offices Diamond Chevrolet plates violations and possession Garages in Auburn. In the bed of the truck was a motorcy- BOUQUET OF cle bearing a license plate registered to an THE WEEK East Brookfield resi- dent, while the VIN CHUCK FAHEY JR., was registered to WHO RAN THE SUMMER someone in Spencer. RECREATION PROGRAM IN “It is believed that • U-Pick Apples & Pumpkins EAST BROOKFIELD THIS YEAR AND Open Sat & Sun the plates were stolen GAVE LOCAL KIDS A PLACE TO GO. • Country Store-Open Wed-Sun and the vehicles were • Homemade Apple Pies stolen and that the The Spencer New Leader thanks the Spencer Flower Shoppe, Main Street, Spencer, for supplying the flowers.

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BY ADAM MINOR AND time to see what we could do to help TERESA A. FRANCO out.” STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITERS Brian said the way to get through the loss of family members is to Editor’s Note: The Webster Times support one another. was proud to be the official media “When you have a tremendous sponsor for the Central South loss like that, you’d do anything to County Relay for Life. There was so help,” he said. “So someone else much packed into those two days doesn’t have to go through this.” last weekend, we here at the Times After walking a few laps, Albani, decided to split the coverage into two a retired Bedford firefighter, point- stories, complete with photos. The ed to his hat bearing the phrase following is the conclusion of the “Cancer Sucks.” series. “My hat says it all,” he said. Albani said it felt good to have ‘CANCER IS AN EVIL WORD’ his family and friends around for support at the relay. Jessica Rubinow of Holden was His son, Scott of Worcester, said one of the many participants at the he found the relay therapeutic. Central South County Relay for “For me, I feel like we are doing Life that walked in memory of a something, instead of sitting close family member or friend. around and saying, ‘Poor us, why Since the loss of her father to did this happen to us.’” pancreatic cancer, Eddie Waters, in Scott said he finds it helpful to April, Rubinow said she had been talk to survivors who have done looking for a way to cope. well and are continuing to do so. “When I lost my dad, I felt so lost,” she said. “Right after he died, ‘MORE BIRTHDAYS — THAT’S I wanted to do something tangible WHAT WE WANT’ and we found this Relay and the timing was perfect and we got start- Michele Marrier of Auburn, who ed on getting a team together.” was diagnosed with pancreatic can- The team they created was cer last year, was a first timer at the dubbed “Eddie’s Eagles” in his Relay. She said it felt good to have honor. the support of her friends and fam- Though her father may not have ily. been present at the Relay, Rubinow “It makes me feel well support- Adam Minor photos ed,” she said, while receiving a hug and several of his family and Cancer survivor Steve Sisko starts things off Friday, Sept. 11, with the ceremonial Relay Candle Lighting. friends were keeping his memory from her daughter, Morgan. alive by decking out their tent in “There’s a lot of love.” New England Patriots and football Marrier joined the team, “Beach soon as we lost ours,” she said. Gallant said he and his fellow memorabilia, one of his favorite Bums” that her friend, Becky Not all in attendance at the Relay chairman, Karen Sisko, are sports. Duquette, started a few years ago. had immediate family members already starting to get to work for “He would have loved this,” she Duquette has dealt with the encounter the disease. next year’s Relay. He said he felt said. harsh realities of cancer as well. “Team Freedom” Captain Sherry they did a good job of getting the Rubinow said that since her Her husband, Stephen, is a seven- Martin said her family has been word out in the surrounding father went quickly (he passed year survivor from testicular can- fortunate enough to not have any- towns, but hopes to expand more away six months after being diag- cer. The group originally started one diagnosed with the disease. But into the towns next year. nosed) she has a hard time believ- out participating in Worcester’s for the past few years she has creat- He also said he would like to get ing he is gone. Relay seven years ago, but then ed a team made of family and more involved with the schools “I wake up some days and don’t switched to Auburn when it started friends — some who have had fam- next year. He said since the timing think it’s real,” she said. five years ago. ily or close friends that have been of the Relay is at the beginning of However, Rubinow said being “Each year it’s worth what we do touched by the disease. the school year, it’s hard to get around others who have gone — just knowing we can help find a “We just want to do something their involvement. However, he through the same thing at the Relay cure,” she said. “Even on a rainy good for people and help out,” she said they are trying to get word out is helpful and she said she is happy cold day like this, it’s all worth- said. in the schools earlier, in time for to support those families as well as while.” She said over the years, her expe- next year’s event. her own. The team “Chippy’s Kids” were rience with the Relay has been “The youth can be a great asset As an only child, Rubinow said generating positive vibes by selling “excellent.” to us,” he said. she enjoyed having the company of healthy food like salad and vegeta- “Everyone who has been in it has Gallant said he was thankful of family and friends at the event. bles. Member Pamela Darling of been very inspirational, everyone the participation to everyone who Her Uncle, Brian Waters of Charlton said the name of the team comes together in the end,” she helped out with the relay. Auburn, recalled fond memories of comes from her grandmother, said. “I am extremely happy with my his brother, Eddie. He said Eddie Charlotte “Chippy” Orff, who committee,” he said. had a love of many sports and was passed away from cancer 16 years ‘I COULDN’T BE MORE Sisko expressed her content- an avid golfer and before he got ago. HAPPY’ ment with how the event turned The rain paused for a time Saturday morn- sick, his brother was the reigning “More birthdays — that’s what out. She said, although it was rain- champion at High Fields Golf we want,” she said. Relay for Life co-Chairman Steve ing, helping some Relayers to dry off a lit- Gallant said he was pleased with ing, she noticed people were enjoy- tle before the rain came again. Course in Grafton. She said she hopes her sons, ing themselves and having a good Brian said Eddie was also the Lucas and Zachary, do not have to the outcome of the event. “Considering the weather, I think time. golf coach at Blackstone Valley go through what she’s gone “Everything fell into place — I Technical High School and the fam- through. we did really well,” he said. Gallant said at the end of the couldn’t be more happy,” she said. ily developed scholarship in Judy Freelander of Auburn, also Central South County Relay for Eddie’s name for students. on Chippy’s Kids, said both of her Relay the amount of money reached was $82,000, which was the Life Award Winners: “He did not want to be forgotten,” parents died of cancer within 18 • Most Spirited – Birthdays are Brian said. “These are things he months of each other but that final amount from last year’s. He said that the number should grow Blessings had hoped for, knowing he had a being at the Relay is helpful. • Best Decorated – The Hat Squad terminal illness.” “Just knowing there’s a light at in the following weeks, since money still comes in, and that he is • Most Original – The Goddard Eddie was not the only one on the the end of the tunnel and that School minds of the member of Eddie’s someone else’s family might not confident they will reach or sur- pass the goal of $90,000. • Best Food – WOC’s for a Cure Eagles. The team had six family lose their mom or grandmother as • Best Healthy Food – Chippy’s members that had been diagnosed Kids with cancer since 2006 — four of • Most Miles Walked – which have passed away. Sharon’s Sunflowers Brian said his mother’s life was taken from the disease two years Adam Minor may be reached ago on Christmas Eve, her favorite at 508-909-4142, or by e-mail at holiday, and his brother-in-law, aminor@ stonebridge Richard Albani, who participated press.com. Teresa A. Franco in the Relay, is currently battling may be reached at 508-909-4136, myeloma. A young Relayer gets a ride in a custom or by e-mail at tfranco@stone- Relay for Life wagon. “Cancer is an evil word in our bridgepress.com. family,” he said. “We decided it was

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BY ELISA KROCHMALNYCKYJ to pick a company that complies with the grant’s NEW LEADER CORRESPONDENT requirements. LEICESTER — A plan to have cost-saving solar roof “This really has potential for “It could be a local bank, it could be a national compa- panels installed at two schools — for free — is one step some long-term savings. And the ny,” Soojian said. The company would lease the roof closer to becoming a reality. space from the town. While the town owns the schools, Last week, the School Committee voted unanimously to nice thing about it is, we don’t have the district operates them. ask for bids from companies who want to install the pan- All companies interested in placing a bid will be invit- els. The matter is expected to be the subject of an immi- to put any money up.” ed to visit the schools on Sept. 26. nent Special Town Meeting. If all goes well, the panels Once a company is chosen, voters at a Town Meeting — LEICESTER SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS PAUL SOOJIAN will be in place by spring, officials said. will be asked to approve the plan. The plan would not only bring reduced electricity rates “The reason it needs to go to Town Meeting is because and other potential savings to the town, but also give the life expectancy of the project is more than 20 years,” Leicester boasting rights to being one of the first school dis- The second option was solar. Because the high school is rel- Soojian said. The panels are expected to last 20 or 30 years. tricts to take advantage of the so-called “green grants” avail- atively new — 15 years old — and the elementary school roof Eventually,as the tax credits decrease and then run out, the able through the federal government. is brand new, those buildings were ideal for solar panels, builder will likely offer to sell the panels to the town. “We got in right in the beginning, and we’ve been able to Soojian said. “Sometimes the buyout is for $1,” he said. “And at some move it on quickly,” said Superintendent of Schools Paul With that information in hand, the town was ready to move point, we’ll be getting the electricity for free.” Soojian. immediately when the “green grants” started to become Soojian said the proposal is unbelievably beneficial to the The “beginning” was last year, when students at Worcester available making it one of the first to be ready to begin, town. Polytechnic Institute conducted a study of various options Soojian said. “This really has potential for some long-term savings,” he for alternate energy sources. The process itself is a unique one. The company that is said. “And the nice thing about it is, we don’t have to put any “We were very fortunate we had the study done,” Soojian picked to install the panels will pay for them, own them, and, money up.” said. accordingly,get the tax credits for them. The schools, though, Soojian said it’s exciting to be breaking such new territory, The study also considered wind turbines as an energy will get the decreased electricity prices. and to have Leicester in the enviable position of being a source, but that wasn’t possible. Because of that, the process of choosing a company to model for other towns. “We looked at wind, but because we’re right next to the air- install the window also breaks new ground for the district. “I hate to use this term, but for the town, I really think it’s port, we can’t get the height,” he said, referring to Worcester Unlike with other bids, the district does not have to concern a no-brainer,” he said. Airport, which has some land in Leicester. itself with the price of the project. Instead, the district needs Spencer-E. Brookfield preps for H1N1 virus

BY JOY RICHARD hygiene is key. cine available to the public in early October. are the guidelines that the Massachusetts NEW LEADER STAFF WRITER Hicks is now working alongside the Hicks said all schools are making sure to Department of Public Health has set for SPENCER — The Spencer-East Brookfield Spencer and East Brookfield Boards of be prepared, but the elementary schools are schools around the state, and Hicks is strict School Committee met Tuesday, Sept. 15 and Health to begin to organize sites for mass especially taking precaution by reinforcing about keeping them in place during the year. with a new school year only weeks under way inoculations in the area. The first drill for coughing and sneezing etiquette, sanitizing “We are hoping to provide shots for chil- the health and safety of students was in the these immunization clinics will take place and turning off the bubblers to prevent germ dren in Grades 5 through 12,” said Hicks. front of board members’ minds. Saturday, Sept. 26 in the David Prouty High transfer. “The Board of Health is encouraging chil- Spencer-East Brookfield Superintendent School gymnasium. “We have asked parents to now send their dren in younger grades to receive them as Ralph Hicks brought up the issue of keeping Hicks said in an interview last week it is child to school with a water bottle that can be well, but will not have them in school so par- students healthy during the upcoming school important to be as prepared as possible for washed and reused with their name on it,” ents will be able to be present with the child.” year by talking about the different ways both when vaccinations are released by the state. said Hicks. He said this would hopefully help in the parents and children can do their part to The more preparation people have as a com- He said the staff and facility is also doing prevention and spread of illness in students keep the spread of germs to a minimum. munity, he said, the better. their part by having paper cups for students all over the district. With flu season coming up and the threat of “This is when people have the chance to set and wiping things down daily. Also, all stu- the H1N1 virus, more commonly known as up tables, get to know their surrounds and dents who exhibit signs of the illness, includ- Joy Richard may be reached at (508) 909- the swine flu, higher this year, according to find out where everything is located before ing a fever of over 100 degrees, must remain 4129, or by e-mail at jrichard@stonebridge- national health officials, the need for chil- the event,” said Hicks. at home for at least 24 hours after the fever is press.com. dren to become more aware of proper The state is expecting to have the H1N1 vac- gone without the aid of medication. These NEWS BRIEFS

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Vegetarian option: toasted cheese and High School Monday, Sept. 28: Mini pancakes, assorted tomato on a bagel. Wednesday, Sept. 30: Macaroni and cheese, Monday, Sept. 28: Nacho with cheese, meat top- cereal with toast or Smuckers Uncrustable, fruit Tuesday, Sept. 29: Chili bean soup with whole choice of meatballs, green beans, breadstick, ping, salsa, fresh fruit, milk. Alternates: triple- or 100 percent juice, milk. grain crackers, BBQ rib sandwich with bun or fruit crisp and cream, milk. decker PBJ, salads. Tuesday, Sept. 29: Assorted Pop Tarts, assorted chicken tender wraps with ranch dressing, let- Thursday, Oct. 1: Spaghetti, plain or meat Tuesday,Sept. 29: Cook’s choice, peaches, milk. bagels with cream cheese or Smuckers tuce, seasoned green beans, tater tot potatoes, sauce, cheese, garlic bread, tossed salad, cookies Alternates: triple-decker PBM, salads. Uncrustable, fruit or 100 percent juice, milk. home baked cookie, apricots, milk. Vegetarian and cream, milk. Wednesday, Sept. 30: Turkey wrap, potato Wednesday, Sept. 30: Choice of assorted option: large bowl of chili bean soup with whole Friday, Oct. 2: Stuffed crust pizza, vegetable or chips, mixed fruit, milk. Alternates: triple-deck- muffins, assorted bagels with cream cheese or grain roll. er PBJ, salads. Smuckers Uncrustable, fruit or 100 percent juice, salad, peaches, milk. Wednesday,Sept. 30: Soup du jour,deluxe burg- Thursday, Oct. 1: Chicken patty on a roll, rice milk. er on a roll with assorted toppings or individual pilaf, buttered carrots, assorted fruit, milk. Thursday, Oct. 1: Assorted Pop Tarts or J&J pan pizza, seasoned green beans, oven roasted Alternates: triple-decker PBM, Grab & Go sal- large pretzel, fruit or 100 percent juice, milk. potato wedges, home baked cookie, fresh fruit ads. Friday, Oct. 2: Bagel with cream cheese, assort- Leicester Middle School and fruit cup, milk. Vegetarian option: herb Friday, Oct. 2: Assorted French bread pizza, ed cereal with toast or assorted muffins, fruit or crumb top veggie burger on a bun. Monday, Sept. 28: Chicken Parmesan, sand- side salad, assorted fruit, milk. Alternates: 100 percent juice, milk. wich, potato puffs, peaches, milk. triple-decker PBM, Grab & Go salads. LUNCH Tuesday, Sept. 29: Nacho boat, assorted top- Monday, Sept. 28: Chicken patty on a bun, but- pings, corn, Shape Up, milk. tered noodle, peas and carrots, fruit, milk. Wednesday, Sept. 30: Macaroni and cheese, Warren/West Brookfield Tuesday, Sept. 29: Tacos with toppings, corn, choice of meatballs, green beans, breadstick, North Brookfield cornbread, fruit, milk. fruit crisp and cream, milk. Wednesday, Sept. 30: Spaghetti with meat Thursday, Oct. 1: Spaghetti, plain or meat elementary schools sauce, steamed broccoli, fruit, milk. sauce, cheese, garlic bread, tossed salad, cookies Monday, Sept. 28: Homemade chicken noodle Thursday, Oct. 1: Hot dog on a bun, baked Elementary School and cream, milk. soup, garlic cheesy bread, marinara sauce, sea- beans, oven baked fries, corn, milk. Friday, Oct. 2: Stuffed crust pizza, vegetable or soned rotini veggie pasta salad, green peas with Monday, Sept. 28: Hamburger on a wheat roll, Friday, Oct. 2: Assorted pizza, green beans, salad, peaches, milk. seasoned butter sauce, fresh apple or fruit juice, pickles, French fries, assorted fruit cups, milk. fruit, milk. milk. Alternate: Munchie Goldfish lunch. Tuesday, Sept. 29: Potato corn chowder, cheese- Tuesday, Sept. 29: Toasted cheese sandwich, burger deluxe with special sauce, lettuce and tomato soup with crackers, assorted fruit cups, Leicester Memorial tomato slices, seasoned potato wedges, fresh chocolate cake, milk. Alternate: Munchie cereal Wire Village, EB apple, fruit cup, milk. lunch. Monday, Sept. 28: Ham and cheese on a wheat Wednesday, Sept. 30: Soup of the day, Italian Wednesday, Sept. 30: Chicken patty on a roll, croissant, spicy fries, carrots, pudding and spaghetti and meatballs with shredded cheese bag of pretzels, assorted fruit cups, milk. Elementary schools cream, milk. Alternate: sandwich choice. and garlic bread, sautéed veggies, fruit cup with Alternate: Munchie Goldfish lunch. Tuesday, Sept. 29: Macaroni and cheese, bread- cookie, milk. Thursday, Oct. 1: Nacho and cheese, meat top- Monday, Sept. 28: BBQ rib on a bun or chef ping, green beans, assorted fruit, milk. salad (made with turkey, ham, cheese and roll), stick, green beans, fruit crisp and cream, milk. Alternate: bagel and cheese. Alternate: Munchie tuna lunch. corn, fruit, milk. Wednesday, Sept. 30: Hot dog in a bun, celery Friday, Oct. 2: School made pizza, buttered Tuesday, Sept. 29: Chicken quesadilla (with or carrot sticks, potato puffs, fresh fruit, milk. corn, potato wedges, assorted fruit, milk. salsa and sour cream) or tuna roll, low-fat chips Alternate: tuna roll. Tantasqua Regional Alternate: Munchie soft pretzel lunch. or pretzels, fruit, milk. Thursday, Oct. 1: Egg and cheese, hash brown, Wednesday, Sept. 30: French toast with syrup crispy bagel, juice or fruit, milk. Alternate: junior, senior high schools or assorted cereal, sausage links, fruit, trail mix grilled cheese. with nuts, milk. Friday, Oct. 2: Variety pizza, tossed salad, Monday, Sept. 28: Chicken fajita with salsa and Bay Path Regional Thursday, Oct. 1: Hot dog on a bun, macaroni peaches, milk. Alternate: chicken patty. sour cream, Spanish rice, carrots, fruit, juice, and cheese, carrots, fruit, milk. milk. Friday, Oct. 2: Assorted pizza, green beans, Tuesday, Sept. 29: Macaroni and cheese, ham Voke-Tech High fruit, milk. slice, broccoli, giant pretzel, peach shortcake Leicester Primary School with cream, juice, milk. BREAKFAST Wednesday, Sept. 30: Half day — no lunch Monday, Sept. 28: Pancakes with syrup, 4- Monday, Sept. 28: Ham and cheese on wheat, served. ounce cup of yogurt. Lake and Maple potato wedge, carrots, pudding and cream, milk. Thursday, Oct. 1: Make your own rice bowl Tuesday, Sept. 29: Eggs and bacon, wheat toast Tuesday, Sept. 29: Hot dog in a bun, celery or with choice of rice, chicken or pork, assorted and jelly. carrot sticks, potato puffs, fresh fruit, milk. veggies and assorted sauces, dinner rolls, for- Wednesday, Sept. 30: Pop Tart, 4-ounce cup of Street schools Wednesday, Sept. 30: Chicken nuggets, but- tune cookie, fruit, juice, milk. yogurt, bowl of cereal. tered noodles, corn, wheat roll, assorted chilled Friday, Oct. 2: Hot turkey sandwich on home- Thursday, Oct. 1: Grilled English muffins with BREAKFAST fruit, milk. made bread, oven fries, candied sweet potato, jelly, 4-ounce cup of yogurt. Monday, Sept. 28: Mini pancakes or bagel with Thursday, Oct. 1: Egg and cheese, hash brown, fruit, juice, milk. Friday, Oct. 2: Cinnamon crumb muffins, 4- cream cheese, fruit or 100 percent juice, milk. crispy bagel, juice or fruit, milk. Alternates: Pizza Pit (assorted pizza), Chicken ounce cup of yogurt, bowl of cereal. Tuesday, Sept. 29: Cereal with string cheese or Friday, Oct. 2: Variety pizza, tossed salad, Coop (nuggets or patty), salad line, sandwich LUNCH J&J soft pretzel, fruit or 100 percent juice, milk. peaches, milk. line, Grab & Go line. Monday, Sept. 28: Nacho chips with beef and Wednesday, Sept. 30: Muffin or bagel with Alternate: hamburger. cheese, salsa and sour cream, carrot sticks, fruit, cream cheese, fruit or 100 percent juice, milk. coleslaw, dessert, milk. Alternates: pizza with Thursday, Oct. 1: Twin Pop Tarts or J&J large tater tots. pretzel, fruit or 100 percent juice, milk. Brookfield Elementary Tuesday, Sept. 29: Sloppy Joes on a bun, corn, Friday, Oct. 2: Cereal or yogurt, giant Goldfish Quaboag Regional fruit, dessert, milk. Alternate: salad with chick- graham, fruit or 100 percent juice, milk. Monday, Sept. 28: Chicken tenders with dip- en, roll and butter. LUNCH ping sauce, seasoned rice, fruit, milk. Wednesday, Sept. 30: Shepherd’s pie (ham- Monday, Sept. 28: Fish nuggets or chicken Middle/High School Tuesday, Sept. 29: Homemade pepperoni and burger,corn and potato), with gravy,roll and but- teriyaki nuggets, oven baked fries, corn, milk. cheese calzone with pizza sauce, fruit, milk. ter, fruit, dessert, milk. Alternate: pizza with BREAKFAST tater tots. Tuesday, Sept. 29: Ham and cheese grinder, egg Alternate: chef ’s salad. Monday, Sept. 28: Choice of breakfast cereal Wednesday, Sept. 30: Half day — no breakfast Thursday, Oct. 1: Mexican lasagna (tortilla, salad on a roll or peanut butter and jelly, veggie and slice of whole wheat toast with butter or meat, cheese and salsa), salad, fruit, dessert, sticks, trail mix with nuts, sugar cookie, milk. or lunch served. breakfast pizza bagel, fruit or 100 percent fruit Thursday, Oct. 1: Cheese pizza, seasoned corn, milk. Alternate: salad with chicken, roll and but- Wednesday, Sept. 30: Spaghetti with meat juice, assorted milk. ter. sauce, garlic bread, green beans, fruit, milk. fruity Jell-O with topping, milk. Alternate: Tuesday, Sept. 29: Toasted buttered English chef ’s salad. Friday, Oct. 2: Tuna on a bun with lettuce and Thursday, Oct. 1: Chicken patty, buttered noo- muffin with grape jelly, Yoplait fruit yogurt, Friday, Oct. 2: Oven baked chicken, whipped tomato, baked fries, bowl of soup, fruit, dessert, dles, carrots, fruit, milk. fresh fruit or 100 percent fruit juice, assorted potato, seasoned veggies, blueberry cake, milk. milk. Alternate: pizza with baked fries. Friday, Oct. 2: Plain or pepperoni pizza, green milk. beans, fruit, milk. Wednesday, Sept. 30: Toasted peanut butter breakfast sandwich, fruit or 100 percent fruit juice, assorted milk. Andrews elected class president at Nichols DUDLEY — Kristin Andrews of Spencer has been elected president of the Class of 2010 at Nichols College for the fourth straight year. “My role as president has provided me with a won- derful opportunity to meet students, faculty, and the trustees,” she said, “and to be involved with campus life.” Andrews will graduate in May as a Marketing major. Friday, September 25, 2009 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 7 Boards sign on to task force idea EISENTHAL SUGGESTS ALTERNATIVE OF REGIONAL TOWN ADMINISTRATOR

BY DAVID DORE would write a charter for the new agency.It would also decide operations and taking pressure off selectmen (many of who NEW LEADER STAFF WRITER issues such as how towns would be charged for using servic- have full-time jobs) is not new, at least in North Brookfield. It NORTH BROOKFIELD — Council of governments or es from the Council of Governments. is mentioned in the town’s Master Plan and a 2007 Financial regional town administrator: which option will residents The Council of Governments, similar to agencies serving Management Review from the state Department of Revenue. choose? communities in Western Massachusetts, would bring a vari- A study committee was formed to investigate hiring a town West Brookfield’s David Eisenthal has added a new wrinkle ety of services under one roof. Suggestions mentioned at pre- administrator, but it has not issued a report. to the efforts of local selectmen to save money through vious meetings of local selectmen included building, plumb- Despite Eisenthal’s idea, other selectmen indicated last regionalization. ing and electrical inspectors, animal control, emergency week they would continue to look at creating a council of gov- Eisenthal, a member of his town’s Board of Selectmen, pre- management, purchasing of items such as office supplies, a ernments. sented a proposal last month to form a Council of building department to construct town-owned edifices and do “Our mission right now is to decide to form a task force,” Governments, an autonomous agency that can provide a vari- repairs, and tree warden services. Walter said. ety of services to communities. So far, selectmen in West However, Eisenthal said at a regional selectmen’s meeting Brookfield, Brookfield and Warren have agreed to serve on a Thursday, Sept. 17 at North Brookfield High School, creating David Dore may be reached at (508) 909-4140, or by e-mail at task force to look into creating the council on governments, a Council of Governments would be a long and “political” [email protected]. with selectmen in North Brookfield and East Brookfield to process, with Town Meeting and ballot votes likely needed to decide in the next few weeks. make it a reality. “We’re studying. We’re looking at regionalization” from a Councils of Governments serving residents of Franklin wider view, said North Brookfield Selectman Mary Walter. and Hampshire counties were formed from the remnants of YOU WON’T “Right now I think we’re still in the middle” on whether to county government when that was abolished in 1997, while a join the task force. Council of Government serving towns in and around the East Brookfield Selectman Lawrence Gordon said the task Brookfields would be a new entity. force idea is “something we’re very interested in,” but his Eisenthal later suggested using a tool towns already have board has not voted on it yet because of other issues that have in their arsenals — intermunicipal agreements — to create a FIND come up in recent weeks. regional town administrator position. The administrator, he YOUR LOCAL PIZZA PLACE The task force, so far made up of Warren Selectman Robert said, “would then be the umbrella” under which other region- ON JUST ANY SEARCH ENGINE. Souza, Eisenthal and colleagues Thomas Long and Barry alization ideas could be implemented. All local. All the time. Nadon Jr., and Brookfield Selectmen Chairman Rudy Heller, The idea of hiring a professional to oversee government TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com

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VIEWPOINTOPINION AND COMMENTARY FROM SPENCER, LEICESTER AND THE BROOKFIELDS

EDITORIAL Mourning For pols, it’s the has broken same old, same old I cried when I heard that Mary died. The radio news on Thursday morning said Disappointing? Yes. Unexpected? Hardly. that Noel Paul Stookey of Peter, Paul and The late night vote by the House Thursday, Mary was “heartsick beyond words,” and Sept. 17 to allow the governor to appoint a that’s how I felt for a moment when I learned temporary successor to U.S. Sen. Ted that Mary Travers had lost her battle with Kennedy doesn’t make it law, but that’s just a leukemia, bone-marrow formality. The House had to take another transplants, chemotherapy vote then it would move to the Senate, who and related ailments. She will undoubtedly put its stamp of approval was only 72. on it, after Republicans do their darndest to We had seen the trio not delay the inevitable. long ago, at the Hanover For Massachusetts residents, it’s just more Theatre in Worcester, and of the same old partisan malarkey that has that concert was only remi- plagued this state for too long. They call it a niscent of the great and glo- two-party system, but it really is Donkey rious, hale and halcyon days land here. Democrats rule. of the ‘60s through the ‘90s. That’s why you get hypocritical politics AS YOU Mary was chair-ridden and like this, when just five years earlier the on supplemental oxygen for Democratic Legislature stripped from then- LIKE IT that one, and the whole con- Gov. Mitt Romney the same power they want LETTERS TO THE EDITOR cert was geared to her phys- to give to Deval Patrick. Ironically,it was Ted ical limitations. Some in Kennedy who called for that change then, MARK ASHTON our party said they wished and it was he who called for it now, albeit for we hadn’t gone; they didn’t two completely different reasons. The late Lewandowski: Hannaford good neighbor in N. Brookfield want to remember Mary senator was afraid, if his Senate colleague, and the trio in such an atrophied state. John Kerry, won the presidency, Romney To the Editor: sions valued at $50 were offered for raffling But I was glad we saw them one last time would appoint a Republican successor to There is not an organization in town who purposes. together. We, the audience, sang boldly and serve until a vote was held. has not called upon Hannaford’s As a member of several community brazenly to compensate for any onstage lack of This time around, his health failing and Supermarket to help with an event or organizations, I was able to participate in wind, and it was a mighty wind, indeed, that death imminent, Kennedy stayed true to his fundraiser. We just take it for granted that two such book sale and fundraising events carried the night. political stripes by asking lawmakers to they will donate what is asked: paper prod- sponsored by Hannaford’s. Because of the I was somewhat disappointed last Thursday switch the rule back. ucts, ice cream, baked goods, etc., but do you supermarket’s generosity, Hearts for Heat night, therefore, when the 11 o’clock news had Of course, for Democrats this is key, since realize how much Hannaford’s truly invests will be able to provide fuel assistance to not even a mention of Mary’s passing — or of they are locked in a bitter battle over health in our community? three additional local families during the her 50 years as THE voice of the American care reform, and another Democrat’s vote Every month Hannaford’s donates the 2010 heating season and the North folk movement. Perhaps the morning news would be quite helpful in pushing President receipts of the book sales to various local Brookfield Emergency Management Agency had covered it sufficiently,or maybe the noon- Barack Obama’s controversial plan through organizations. This can add up to several can purchase needed supplies that will ben- time report. Or perhaps some new develop- before voters elect a permanent replacement hundred dollars and really help a group efit the community. ment in “Michael Jackson’s ongoing career- in January. carry out their mission. Thank you Hannaford’s for always step- after-death” or “the quest for Senator This isn’t just another example of politics This past summer Hannaford’s provided ping up to the plate and supporting North Kennedy’s seat” had bumped even a mention as usual. It is arrogance and hypocrisy at its cookouts to raise funds for various nonprof- Brookfield; I am most grateful. of Mary’s untimely departure. Anyway, I was highest form. its. Not only was a great deal of food donat- disappointed that she could be disposed of Democrats can try to swing it any way ed, but also the time of several employees SUZANNE LEWANDOWSKI with so little fanfare, since she had meant so required to plan, set up tents and tables, grill much to so many for so long. they wish, but the bottom line is, they could- PRESIDENT, NB HEARTS FOR HEAT the burgers, take orders, collect money and Or at least so I thought. Perhaps I am wrong, n’t stand to risk having a Republican NBEMA MEMBER appointed five years ago and they’re hell clean up. In addition, baskets of BBQ provi- but I was sure that most of what Senator bent this time on passing a health care bill Kennedy may have achieved in terms of liber- most polls show the majority of Americans al legislation owes a great deal to the likes of oppose. Why wait until January and risk fur- SOUND OFFS PP&M, who sang at the vanguard of the civil ther delay or defeat? And who cares about rights movement, the anti-war movements, being criticized for hypocrisy when the ulti- the equality-for-all social justice agenda that mate prize is staring them right in the face? was not just an agenda but a way of life for The real bottom line: The Massachusetts Water rates ‘excessive,’ especially for those who conserve baby-boomers across America. Democratic Legislature is not serving your I’ve been told that it’s impossible to lie when you’re singing, and if that’s true for anyone, it interests. They might give you all these Sound Off: was charged $99.96 for the minimum usage explanations and rub your shoulders and has been personified and perfected by Peter, As a single owner I find the new water of 1,500 cubic feet. This is an outrage and Paul and Mary, who turned Bob Dylan’s and tell you how they have your best interests at rates in Spencer to be excessive and town discriminating to someone who tries to con- Pete Seeger’s best stuff into popular, familiar heart, but the astute voter knows the truth. officials uncooperative. Last quarter I used serve our natural resources. — even family — American singalong Any Democratic representative who voted less than 500 cubic feet of water, for which I anthems. “Blowin’ in the Wind” was Dylan’s, to grant Patrick to power to pick an interim but they made it America’s. “If I Had a successor did so without one thought of Hammer” was Peter Seeger’s, but they turned what you or I wanted. It was politics, plain it into a generation’s marching song. “Where and simple. Gas tax hike is better move than raising Mass. sales tax Have All the Flower’s Gone?” With the passing So who in our neck of the woods voted in of Mary, the flowers, the young girls, and the favor? Who, you ask, was brazen enough to Sound Off: have been earmarked for bridge and road soldiers have all gone to the graveyards, every put his political life on the line in the name In this tough economy the politicians are repair. The construction industry would one, and the circle of life has come full turn. of politics and hypocrisy? raising tax rates when the opposite should stimulate the economy and the side benefit After leading the “folk scare” of the 1960s That would be Charlton’s Geraldo Alicea. be the policy. The recent raise in the sales would be to take some of the foolish ill-man- tax is a prime example of incompetence on nered drivers off the road. How many others and embodying the energy and intelligence of So what, you say? He’s a Democrat and that era’s protest movements, PP&M disband- that’s how they all feel? the political level. are tired of the speeders and tailgaters driv- I understand the need to generate rev- ing our roadways? All without any traffic ed in 1970 and the group’s members attempted Not so much. solo careers with limited success. Their Anne Gobi in Spencer voted no. She’s a enue, but a gas tax should have been imple- enforcement from the police. mented instead. The money raised should appeal as a group, however, has never waned Democrat. Paul Kujawski in Webster voted for their original audience. Eventually, baby- no. He’s a Democrat. Jennifer Callahan in boomers brought their kids (and later, their Sutton voted no. She’s a Democrat. Readers comment on school’s CORI request for media kids’ kids) to reunion concerts and enjoyed Now, Thursday’s vote wasn’t all bad news. PBS specials focusing on what the ‘60s and the The good guys did win one victory, when folk revival had been all about. Democrats caved in and removed a piece of Sound Off: experience who applied for the principal’s I am writing in response to the editorial in position at the high school suggests a poor Christmas concerts and kids albums (such legislation that would have called for the as “Peter, Paul & Mommy”) kept the group in governor to fill Kennedy’s seat with someone Friday’s newspaper (“CORI checks? Really, image of our community and particularly Mr. Durgin?” Sept. 18). I was surprised to our schools. Administrators with several the hearts and minds of whole new genera- from the same party — a Democrat. tions. Mary’s plaintive but powerful voice Yes, that is how big the cojones are on your read that the Tantasqua superintendent years’ experience are being hired in all of denied a reporter access to the school to the towns around us. None wanted to come defined their sound, whether at a march on hacks on Beacon Hill. Hey, if you’re going to Washington with MLK or with a bright and be a hypocrite, you may as well go all the cover the president’s speech. From what I to Tantasqua? have heard from students and staff, the I applaud this paper for finally starting to smiling granddaughter onstage. With their way. song choices, they boosted the careers of oth- Shame on the Legislature for this vote. speech was not even shown at the schools. ask some tough questions. I hope the School This is not the first half-truth to come Committee will do the same. ers (John Denver’s “Leaving on a Jet Plane” Shame, but no surprise. Shame on Alicea for comes to mind); with their crossover appeal from this district. The paper also reported going along with it. (good music is good music, whichever genre it that the junior high school opened with Sound Off: Whether enough voters feel the same come may be born into), they even spoofed and some scheduling errors. The errors were not I agree with Friday’s editorial about Mr. the next state election, we’ll have to wait and cashed in on the competition (“I Dig Rock and corrected until the following Tuesday when Durgin, the superintendent of schools in see. Have they had enough? Maybe. Roll Music”). new schedules were printed. Some students Tantasqua. There’s still hope. The Senate may actual- But their musicality also always came with are on their third or fourth new schedule Last fall, shortly before Thanksgiving, the ly show some common sense and vote this a conscience. They gave the protest movement heading into week three. Students are nerv- school sent out announcements about bill down. Maybe, but unlikely. a cloak of respectability, so that mainstream ous enough entering a new school without turkey dinner it was putting on in their Yup. In Massachusetts, it’s politics — and Americans could square hawkish patriotism the added stress of having to worry about restaurant. I attended with two elderly hypocrisy — as usual. with antiwar sentiments, the War on Poverty finding their way to new classes every day. friends and we stumbled in the wrong door, with social justice, personal activism with the Teachers did not even have accurate class so we entered the school without any check- search for Utopia. In later years, it was Mary lists to know who was supposed to be in ing or anything, and we had to wander who joked on stage about the “horrors” of 1872-2007 their classes. By this point students are usu- around for a couple minutes until we had to having a son-in-law who was a Republican, ally pretty well acclimated to the school and ask directions to the restaurant. and it was her bi-partisan family status that can find their way around. For students just We had a nice meal and then we left, but set the tone of hope and promise for the receiving new schedules, it adds more ten- nobody checked us. We didn’t have CORI nation. sion when they are told they will receive a checks and the school was actively promot- So I don’t quite understand how 50 years of detention if they are late for class. It does ing strangers to come into school and pay leading America in communal song didn’t not appear that the district was honest to the for the turkey dinner. So for him now to say warrant even 30 seconds of mention on the public about how severe the problems with nobody can come into the school unless they 25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550 late-night TV news. Perhaps I just caught the the scheduling were. It makes one ask why have a CORI check is nutty. That’s just one wrong network or the wrong local affiliate Telephone (800) 367-9898 these were not completed over the summer, example of times when the school promotes Fax (508) 764-8015 that night. I’d like to think that someone else especially if there was a new program being members of the public coming into the beyond, Peter Yarrow, Noel Paul Stookey,and I www.spencernewleader.com used. If this sort of poor performance were school. noted — and mourned — her passing. (Of done in the business world, the company There’s concerts, athletic events, there’s a course, I did hear from best buds Dickie and RANK WALTER C. F G. would probably be out of business or the swimming pool over there, there’s all kinds Bob by e-mail, but that only confirmed the CHILINSKI BIRD JR. CEO looking for new work. of meetings and science fairs and every- sacred nature of the somber occasion!) Leadership is the key to any successful thing else. For him to say a reporter is some- PRESIDENT AND WEEKLY EDITOR Mary Travers was, after all is said and sung, organization. While these might all be nice, how evil and that the superintendent has to one of the best, dearest, closest friends we PUBLISHER AT-LARGE decent local people, the question arises protect the school against a reporter is never actually met. about the qualifications they possess. As a nutty. I think it’s always helpful when DAVID F. D ORE taxpayer, I have to question how responsibly reporters cover events in the school because Mark Ashton writes a weekly column for EDITOR, SPENCER NEW LEADER our tax money is being spent to run these they’re the eyes and ears of the public. It Stonebridge Press publications and enjoys lis- schools. That there were reportedly no gives the public a sense as to what’s going tening to PP&M classics in the car or on video- acceptable candidates with administrative on. I think that’s important. tapes at home. Friday, September 25, 2009 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 9 SPORTS Northbridge Rams overpower Leicester, 35-7

BY THOMAS MATTSON For example, defensive coach STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER Matt Gauthier pointed out to the NORTHBRIDGE — Junior quar- team after the game that Leicester’s terback Thomas Murphy and sen- 48-yard TD run in the third quarter, ior tight end Casey Hippert gave by Trevor Choruzek, although it the kinds of extra effort everyone was not against the Northbridge had to be aware of, but others, first string, was not against including those on defense, con- Northbridge freshmen and sopho- tributed to the Rams’ 35-7 win mores, either. It was against the No. Friday night, Sept, 18, over 2 team, whose members are the Leicester. immediate backups to the first Once again, a spectator might string. He found that disturbing. draw the conclusion Northbridge After LaChapelle began sending just rolls over people effortlessly. in subs with a 35-0 lead in the third That would not be fair to quarter, Griffiths soon sent in his Leicester, which did some fine tack- subs, too. ling and made the Northbridge Hippert had six catches for 78 receivers pay for their catches. yards and a TD. Although he likes Hippert, at 6-5 and 230, put on a daz- to cradle a pass sometimes when zling show of out-leaping good he’s in the open, he often leaps high Wolverine coverage and twisting to snag Murphy’s well-aimed bul- and turning for extra yardage. lets. Leicester did a creditable job of Tim Griffiths, the Leicester double- and triple-teaming Hippert coach, must have appreciated that to limit his gains to 15-to-20 yards as a model for his team, because he rather than allowing one of the said after the game a young team area’s most-watched receivers like his (five seniors) needs to pump break loose and go all the way. a lot of adrenalin to be competitive. It took the Rams two and a half He did not think his charges had minutes and eight plays to cover 63 done that. At the same time, he rec- yards on the opening drive, with ognized another Ken LaChapelle Murphy flinging the ball to Evan team when he saw it. He even said it Macintosh on a 10-yard scoring was a pleasure to play Northbridge play. Nick Ducey boomed the PAT teams. through the uprights and it was 7-0, Griffiths introduced some very Northbridge. imaginative plays that fooled the Ducey and Consigli stopped Nick David Dore photos Rams for a while and gave Leicester Kenneway for no gain at the Leicester players get some coaching during a scrimmage against Clinton earlier this month. Some of the coaching undoubtedly some early short yardage before the Wolverines’ 33 and Greg O’Donnell Northbridge defense adjusted, led brought down Ryan O’Neill at the the Leicester 29. Emil Bazille, a by senior captains Matt Consigli 40. Then Casey Hippert swiped an very good defensive back for (one interception), Gino Perro, arm at its apex about nine feet high Leicester, made a great defensive Nick Ducey, and Casey Hippert, to swat down a Leicester pass and play to rob Hippert of a short recep- along with Ben Richards, Greg the Wolverines had to punt. A tion. Murphy ran a keeper up the O’Donnell, David Cram, Kyle Bonet Northbridge fumble at the middle to the 17, then to the 4. From and Nate Calfa. Then there was jun- Leicester 29 halted the Rams’ there Murphy lofted a high, soft ior Joe Orphin, a 5-11 and 225 defen- momentum. pass to Hippert in the back corner sive tackle, who was the defensive But once Northridge got the ball of the right end zone for another surprise of the game for back just before the end of the first touchdown. Ducey kicked his third Northbridge. Orphin was every- quarter, Murphy hit Hippert for 31 straight PAT and the Rams were up, where and made a slew of first yards to the Wolverines’ 24. 21-0, with four minutes left in the tackles. Murphy then kept it up the middle half. Murphy took command with 165 to the five and, despite dropping the On the next Northbridge drive, yards on a dozen completions, ball on the handoff during the next Casey caught two passes and including two TDs, giving him play, Sean Clark picked it up and O’Donnell ran 8 yards to the seven through the season’s first two swept right end for a touchdown. Leicester 10. From there Murphy games. In addition, he ran for a Ducey again put it through for a 14- wasted no time in hurtling into the touchdown and rushed for 100 0 Northbridge lead with just over a end zone. Ducey added the kick. yards on seven carries. The Rams’ minute gone in the second quarter. Northbridge 28-0. running yardage of 172 yards Leicester was forced to punt after The Rams opened the second half exceeded their passing total, a rari- the Rams bottled the Wolverines up with its final score, a 63-yard drive ty for a LaChapelle team. at the 17 following a booming Ducey that included a 15-yard Tom LaChapelle has an array of kickoff into the end zone. Murphy pass to his brother responses to fit the situation, and Leicester safety Rob Jarobski Harrison Murphy, a 6-4 sophomore. Northbridge lead. Northbridge travels to his feeling about the Leicester intercepted a Murphy zinger and The Northbridge quarterback At this point, LaChapelle gave his Lunenburg Friday, Sept. 25, while game was that his team did well, returned it to his own 28. Casey, ran for 7, then threw to Clark good subs some experience. Leicester will travel to Warren that but that it was not yet facing the Orphin and Ducey put pressure on to the 10. After the game, he raised his eye- night to play Quaboag. meat of the schedule. the Leicester backfield and the visi- Tim O’Leary held Colby Brochu brows over the surprising showing Sometimes big scores allow tors punted to midfield. Here to a one-yard gain, but Sean Clark of the Northbridge running game. Thomas Mattson may be reached coaches to become perfectionists Murphy hit Casey and the rangy ran it in for the TD. Jake Ryan Leicester had about 115 yards, at (508) 909-4126, or by e-mail at about little things that go wrong. end fought for an extra 10 yards to made the kick for the 35-0 mostly in rushes. [email protected].

Smith named to New England Hoop Hall of Fame

Cliff Smith, a standout basketball player last two were the best scoring marks in Central New England Class B All-Star hon- Academy. for Leicester High School in the late 1960s, Central Massachusetts. ors. Smith played basketball under three Hall of will be inducted at the Hall of Fame ceremo- In his final three seasons with the Smith was the catalyst for the following Fame coaches, Paige Rowden (1965-66) and Ed ny Oct. 9 at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Wolverines, Leicester posted records of 17-8, Wolverines’ championships: Hippert (1966-69) at Leicester High School Conn. 21-5 and 22-2 (a single season school record • Two straight Southern Worcester County and Joe O’Brien (1969-73) at Assumption Smith will be honored as one of the three for most wins), for an overall record of 60-15 League titles (1968, 1969), winning 27 consec- College. finest basketball players in the history of the (.800 winning percentage). utive league games. Smith was also a four-year performer at Clark University High School basketball Smith also was a standout performer in the • Unprecedented back-to back Clark Assumption College, where he played for tournament — the other two players are Paul Clark University High School Basketball University Tournament titles in two separate coach Joe O’Brien on three NCAA Division II Baker of Northbridge and Bill Herrion of Tournaments and still holds records in the divisions (small school Division in 1968 and regional championship teams (1971, 1972, Oxford. 70-year old event, in the following categories: large school division in 1969). 1973). Smith, who played on several of the • Most career points (217, in eight games, • Central Mass. boys’ Division 2 title (the Smith was inducted into the Leicester High Wolverines’ best hoop teams, is arguably the 1967-69). program’s first and only) in 1968, and School Athletic Hall of Fame in 1994. greatest outside shooter and scorer in the • Third in most two-point field goals in a advanced to the state’s small-school basket- He is currently a field representative for history of Leicester High School basketball. game (17 vs. Lunenburg, Feb. 18, 1969). ball semifinals at Boston Garden, only to Federal Express in Worcester. It’s been four decades since Smith graduat- • Fourth in most points in a game (43 vs. lose, 55-54, to eventual champion Westford ed from Leicester High School and he still Lunenburg, Feb/ 18, 1969). holds the Wolverines’ record for career • Leading scorer in the 1968 Clark points (1,901) and single-season points (734). Tournament with 89 points in three games At 5-foot-10 and 155 pounds, the southpaw and again in 1969 with 108 points (three Looking to Increase Your Sales guard played in 92 games during his four- games). year varsity career, 1965-69, and had yearly In both his junior and senior years, Smith and Attract New Customers scoring marks of 10.1, 12.8, 26.0 and 30.6 — the earned the Worcester Telegram & Gazette with Exceptional Visibility? Insert your or we will Design, 8.5”x11” $ per Print & Deliver your $ per flyer for only thousand flyer for as little as thousand This 38 75 Newspaper Flyers are one of the best marketing tools available.

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BY NICK ETHIER the right corner of the end zone. Ty Spooner SPORTS STAFF WRITER added the extra point to make it 7-0 early in CHARLTON — The Bay Path football team the second quarter. used a well-executed offensive playbook of The Panthers eventually had to punt the running and throwing Sept. 19 to take a 21-0 ball away again, and the Minutemen got halftime lead over the Ayer Panthers, and some breathing room after only one offensive they held on for a 21-6 victory. play. Holding a 14-0 lead late in the first half, the With the ball on their own 31-yard line, Minutemen drove down the field to the tune Spooner took a sweep left and went of 54 yards, culminating in an 11-yard touch- untouched down the field for a 69-yard touch- down run by Ty Phillips with only 20 seconds down run. Spooner then kicked another to go until halftime. extra point to make it 14-0. The 21-point lead at the break made for a “The hole opened up,” Spooner explained. much more comfortable second half as “I followed my blockers.” opposed to a slim 14-point advantage. Brandon Blom and James Gonsorcik were “It could have been a whole different ball- the two offensive linemen who produced such game,” Bay Path coach Al Dhembe said. “The a great hole for Spooner to break the rush kids responded to the challenge.” downfield. After the Panthers went 3-and-out on the Cory Pearson helped Bay Path get their game’s opening possession the Minutemen third touchdown when he intercepted Ryan had a seven-play drive, but it stalled and they Carroll (8-28, 65 yards, 2 interceptions) with turned the ball over on downs. just over two minutes left in the second quar- Ayer only had the ball for two plays ter. because of a fumble recovery by Phillips. On the Minutemen’s eighth play of the pos- Once again, Bay Path had the ball for a session Phillips was able to scamper into the Nick Ethier photos while, this time eight plays, but they couldn’t end zone from 11 yards out on a rush off the Bay Path’s Ty Phillips, with ball, looks to get past an Ayer defensive player. deliver any points. right tackle. Spooner booted one more Ayer had another 3-and-out after Nick through the uprights for the 21-0 lead. “That kid was a very good football player,” Spooner had 110 yards on 12 rushes and a Nickerson came up with one of his team-high Bay Path’s defense was spectacular in the he said. touchdown, and Phillips also had 12 rushes, three sacks, and the Panthers punted the ball first half, holding Ayer to 54 yards of total Bay Path’s defense gave up more yards in gaining 45 yards and a touchdown. away. offense in the first two quarters. the second half, but twice stopped the “We passed more this week than last The clock showed 0:00 after two Nickerson had the sacks, defensive captain Panthers from scoring from inside the 10- week,” Spooner said. “We have a new dimen- Minutemen plays, and Bay Path made sure to Zack Green was all over the field for tackles, yard line. sion.” finally get on the scoreboard on the first play Pearson and Dave Prince had interceptions, Carroll scored Ayer’s only points with 1:14 Bay Path is now 2-0 to start the season, as of the second quarter. Phillips had the fumble recovery,and Collette to go when he broke loose for a 7-yard touch- the Minutemen get an upstart Oxford bunch Quarterback Spencer Dube, filling in for made all the on-field defensive adjustments. down run. next week, who won their first game since injured senior tri-captain Matt Hall, found “Defensively we played very well,” Dhembe Dube had a productive game for the 2007 this past week. Matt Collette for a 25-yard strike on a fade to said. “We mixed up some coverage putting Minutemen, going 7-18 with 67 yards passing “We’re hoping to keep rolling,” Spooner pressure on (Carroll),” who Dhembe thought and an interception to go with the touchdown said. was an extraordinary athlete. pass. Grasis named Red Zone Player of the Week SPENCER — Mike Grasis selected as the Red Zone Player of the Week at David Prouty High School. According to Assistant Coach Dane Laboissonniere, Grasis was chosen because he led the team to a 34-18 victory over Nipmuc Friday,Sept. 18 by throwing a 7-yard touchdown to teammate Christian Ricard and by rushing for two more scores. He also contributed on defense by making two tackles from safe- ty and holding Nipmuc’s passing game to 76 yards. The Red Zone Player of the Year pro- gram is designed to recognize varsity high school football players showing out- standing athletic performance, strong leadership, and the will to win in the Red Zone. These players are selected on their ability to elevate their own game, as well as the game of their teammates. Every week, one player is selected as the Red Zone Player of the Week at each partici- pating high school. At the end of the sea- son, one player from each school will be nominated to represent their team for Nick Ethier photos possible selection as a national finalist. The Tantasqua girls’ soccer team warms up before their Sept. 21 contest against Holy Name. From these local nominations, the Red Zone Player of the Year Awards Committee will select 50 finalists to be announced in February to coincide with Holy Name nips Warriors in soccer contest national letter of intent signing day. This is the ninth year for this unique BY NICK ETHIER Guertin said. “We’ve been in every game. The Naps came out firing once again in the and inspiring program. The Red Zone SPORTS STAFF WRITER Player of the Year program is nationally One simple breakdown makes you or breaks second half, but Bouchard made a spectacu- sponsored by Procter & Gamble Old STURBRIDGE — The Tantasqua Regional you.” lar save early. Spice Red Zone Deodorant. The program girls’ soccer team has been snake bitten all The one particular breakdown for Outside defenders Jocelyn Hoye and is created and managed by 360 Youth, season long, and unfortunately things Tantasqua occurred when a bouncing ball Margot Farrell, sweeper Picking and stopper LLC, an Alloy company. remained the same in their contest with came to sweeper Steph Picking, but it took a Allie Minchoff helped Bouchard throughout Holy Name under the lights on Sept. 21. funny hop and got past her. Coakley turned the contest with good defensive stands. After a scoreless first half of play, the on the jets and outran Picking to the ball, Substitute defenders Olivia Connolly and Naps’ Alayna Coakley scored with 14:30 to then slid her shot past keeper Jeanette Ashley Parys came onto the pitch to help out. go, which resulted in the game-winner in Bouchard for the goal. And Bouchard played a great game, regis- Holy Name’s 1-0 victory. Bonnie Bousquet was credited with the tering 16 saves on 17 shots. Tantasqua is now 0-4-2 to open the season. assist for the Naps. “Bouchard has been outstanding all sea- “We need to get the breaks,” Tantasqua The first half was a battle of ball posses- son long,” Guertin said. “She keeps us in coach Matt Guertin explained, “and we sion, with both clubs having opportunities to games all the time, and it showed tonight.” ATHLETE haven’t gotten any yet.” put a goal across. Despite many great games and close out- of The Warriors have come away with ties Holy Name almost cashed in during the comes, Tantasqua is in desperate need of a the against Leicester and Auburn, and have lost final minute of action, as they had three cor- win. Guertin knows the ball will eventually WEEK close battles with Bartlett (4-3), Northbridge ner kicks in succession. But the Warrior bounce their way sooner than later. (1-0), Grafton (2-0) and Holy Name. defense held their own, and the game went to “We just keep working hard and hopefully “It’s been the story of our season so far,” halftime tied 0-0. we get the breaks next time,” he said. Leicester’s Trevor Choruzek, for his 48- yard touchdown run in the third quarter against a very tough Northbridge team last Friday night. NO FISH TALE Athlete of the Week is sponsored by: HERE Congratulations from Courtesy photo Joshua Gagnon, 11, of Spencer shows off the 10-pound, 33-inch-long Northern Pike he caught near Saranac Lake, N.Y., over the summer. Gagnon attends Wire Village School in Spencer.

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NORTH BROOKFIELD — The North Brookfield field hockey and boys’ soccer teams took to their home fields Friday, Sept. 18 for contests against Blackstone-Millville and Trivium, respectively. The field hock- ey team earned a 1-1 tie with Ashley Maciaszek in goal (who allowed only two goals in her first three games); its record moved to 2-0-1 (0- 0-1 in the Dual Valley Conference). The boys’ soccer earned its sec- ond scoreless tie against Trivium this year and moved its record to 0- 4-2 (0-2 DVC).

Minutemen offensive explosion sinks Colonels GOALIE CUSSON SCORES FIRST CAREER GOAL FOR BAY PATH IN 8-0 WIN

BY NICK ETHIER scored a goal on the left side making it 6-0, SPORTS STAFF WRITER and the rout was on. CHARLTON — The Bay Path girls’ soccer But just 30 seconds after Patterson’s goal, team had a nice 2-0 lead on South at halftime Ashley Widing got one of her own when she Sept. 15, but coach Tammy Moran wasn’t slipped one through the goalie’s arms. pleased with her team’s effort in the first 40 With such a large lead on South, Bay Path minutes. goalie Nicole Cusson (four saves) was able to The Minutemen must have listened, as leave her net and play the forward position. they found the back of the net six more times And then Cusson found the ball in open in the second half to cruise to an 8-0 victory space, and eventually scored off her own over the Colonels. rebound, tallying the final goal for the It took only three minutes to score on Minutemen. South, when Bay Path was awarded a corner “First goal of my four years being here, so kick. Senior tri-captain Hannah Croke took I was pretty pumped,” senior tri-captain the corner and booted it to the middle of the Cusson said. penalty box. The kick perfectly landed on the With 15 minutes to go in the game, the only foot of Cassandra Kasierski, who one-timed question would be if Bay Path would be able it past the South keeper for the game’s first to hold on to the shutout over the Colonels. goal. Backup goalie Emily Miville was up to the “We practiced (corner kicks) a lot on a day task, as she made two saves in the final min- off,” Croke explained. “I told (Kasierski) all utes to preserve the 8-0 win. day I was going to set her up and then it final- Nick Ethier photos “I was scared at the end,” Cusson said, as ly happened. I was so excited.” Bay Path’s Hannah Croke follows through on a clear out kick. she watched the final 15 minutes from the Establishing an early lead was key to the bench. “I didn’t think they were going to hold success of the Minutemen. Durant was still able to deposit the ball in the minutes into the half when Durant picked up up my shutout. I wanted a shutout and a “It’s soccer, so whoever scores the first goal net, giving Bay Path the 2-0 halftime lead. her second goal of the game by sprinting goal.” (means) you’re pretty much going to win the The halftime speech worked almost imme- downfield and beating the defender, and then One of the reasons for the shutout was the game,” Croke said. diately, as the Minutemen tallied their third beating the keeper on the near side. play of sweeper Carly Reynolds, the last per- And Bay Path looked to add to their lead goal of the game just 3:30 into the second half. Just over a minute later the Minutemen lit son back on defense before the goaltender. with eight minutes to go in the half as they Kelsey Lineen beat her defender on the right the lamp again when Croke scored what “I’m the last one to kick it to the corner and had a 3-on-0 breakaway. Emily Friis took the side of the field, and then made a move past could be considered the best goal of the after- get it out,” Reynolds, the final senior tri-cap- shot, but the ball sailed just over the crossbar the Colonel goalie. After hitting the post, noon. Croke found the ball just outside the 18- tain, said. “We have to protect our goalie, and out of play. Lineen still had time to recover and put the yard box and drilled a left-footed kick over that’s important.” But the Minutemen responded two minutes ball in the net before the goalie could get back the defenders and goalie, putting it in the cor- The Minutemen look to be on the road to later when Emma Durant and the South in position. ner inside the right post and crossbar. success as they currently stand with a record keeper collided and both hit the ground. Bay Path then scored to make it 4-0 just six In the 11th minute Katelyn Patterson of 3-1 before Colonial Athletic League play. Capitales top Tornadoes for CanAm League title

QUEBEC CITY, Quebec — ing game of the CanAm scoring with a pair of runs two-run long ball from first homerun, added another RBI Quebec with two RBIs, with The 2009 season ended right Championship series by a on a Nick Salotti single and baseman and hitting coach single. Goeffrey Tomlinson Alex Nunez and Sebastian back where it began, but score of 7-4, and the series 3-1. led 2-0. However that lead Pat Scalabrini. went three for five with a pair Boucher chipping in with one unfortunately the outcome of It looked like Capitales would quickly be erased in Gelinas only allowed two of doubles and an RBI. a piece. Game 100 was the same as starter Karl Gelinas (1-1) was the bottom of the frame. hits and a single run in his One night earlier, former One year removed from the Game 1. in for a long night after the Quebec tied up the score following five and a third Cy Young award winner and MLB, Gagne had all of his The Worcester Tornadoes first inning, when the against starter Jusef Frias (0- before he gave the ball over to Boston Red Sox pitcher Eric pitches working as he pound- on Friday dropped the decid- Tornadoes opened up the 1) and went ahead 4-2 with a reliever Brett Palanski. Gagne (1-0) struck out eight ed the strike zone for the Palanski retired all five men over nine full innings to earn entire contest. Alex Pena’s he faced before the closer, the victory in Game 3. lead off double in the fifth fol- Derek McDaid, doused any Zach Zuercher (1-1) got the lowed by a Yohnny Valera hope of a Worcester come- call this evening for RBI single was his only blem- back in the top of the ninth. Worcester in his second post ish on an otherwise terrific Quebec becomes the first season start and struck out start. franchise in the re-born five, but got nickel and dimed David Prouty product CanAm League (2005) to win to the tune of five runs over Vinny Pennell was a member multiple championships. seven innings. Leadoff man of this year’s Tornadoes Scalabrini, in addition to his Goeffrey Tomlinson led team.

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5:27 p.m.: Suspicious activity, Smithville Road. No action required. 3:09 a.m.: Larceny/theft/shoplifting, East Main Three males in car with paintball gun. 8:04 a.m.: Suspicious activity, New School Drive. Street. Report taken. Spencer 6:22 p.m.: Threats, Church Street. Send cruisers, Investigated. 3:45 p.m.: Investigation, East Main Street. Sept. 10 son was threatened. 4:24 p.m.: Disturbance, Summer Street. Services Services rendered. 7:34 a.m.: Parking complaint, Mechanic and Sept. 16 rendered. Sept. 12 Dustin streets. School buses having trouble with 6:25 a.m.: Burglary, Paxton Road. Advises house 7:47 p.m.: Assist citizen, Summer Street. Spoken 1:06 p.m.: Complaint, Podunk Road. Gone on parked cars. broken into overnight. to. arrival. 8:18 a.m.: Domestic incident, Irving Street. 8:13 a.m.: Motor vehicle complaint, North Sept. 12 Sept. 13 Issues with girlfriend. Spencer Street. White car traveling in opposite 8:25 a.m.: Motor vehicle accident, South Main 12:10 a.m.: Motor vehicle operations complaint, 9:44 a.m.: Elderly matters, Maple and Chestnut lane. and Gilbert streets. Vehicle towed. Route 9. Arrest made. streets. Vehicle hit “road closed” sign. 4:18 p.m.: Larceny, Main Street. CVS manager Sept. 13 6:50 p.m.: Disturbance, Podunk Road. Gone on 3:11 p.m.: Suspicious activity, West Main Street. requests officer. 6:31 p.m.: Investigation, Winter Street. Spoken to. arrival. Female appears to be drunk. 4:48 p.m.: Disturbance, Wm Casey Road. Loud Sept. 14 3:38 p.m.: Request for police, Ash Street. Box on screaming and yelling for police. 12:31 a.m.: Assist citizen, East Brookfield Road. side of the road with two rocks on top. 5:03 p.m.: Suspicious activity, Paxton Road. Two Report taken. 4:04 p.m.: Fraud, Hastings Road. Received check males with suits walking up street. 4:58 p.m.: Animal call, Spring Street. Taken to ARRESTS in mail, believes is scam. 5:44 p.m.: DPW callout, Smithville Road. family or guardian. Hornet’s nest in monkey bars. 9:52 p.m.: Fire alarm, Oakham Road. 4:39 p.m.: Animal control, Maple Street. The arrests below were listed in each Neighbor’s dog bit caller’s dog. 8:03 p.m.: Domestic abuse/neglect, Linden Investigated. 6:52 p.m.: Juvenile matter, Sunset Lane. Street. Domestic going on — crying, yelling, 11:25 p.m.: Annoying phone calls, Bullard Road. town’s police department logs. People Requesting assist with 9-year-old. banging. Report taken. charged are innocent unless proven guilty 7:15 p.m.: Suspicious activity, Cranberry 9:08 p.m.: Child abuse/neglect, West Main Street. Sept. 15 in a court of law. The Spencer New Leader Meadow Road. Four to five people in black vehi- Daughter having problem with mother. 6:06 a.m.: Alarm, Summer Street. Investigated. will publish dispensations of cases at the cle under the bridge. 11 p.m.: Larceny/shoplifting, Main Street. 7:10 p.m.: Animal call, Summer Street. Referred request of the accused, with proper docu- 7:59 p.m.: Suspicious activity, Howe Road. Reported female taking beer. to other agency. mentation. Vehicle with two people in Howe State Park. 8:24 p.m.: Animal call, Grove Street. Spoken to. Sept. 11 10:14 p.m.: Welfare check, North Main Street. 1:57 a.m.: Residential fire, Main Street. Son’s bed- Spoken to. room on fire. Leicester 7:58 a.m.: Animal control, Clark Road. Large Spencer Sept. 10 dead raccoon just west of Chickering Road. 12:09 a.m.: Assist citizen, station. Transported. Sept. 14 8:16 a.m.: Animal control, Oakland Drive. Found 12:44 a.m.: Suspicious person, Marshall Street. Frank B. Hamlin, 25, 176 Ash St., Spencer. small white dog with black face last night. West Brookfield Transported. Operating motor vehicle under the influ- 10:58 a.m.: 911 call originated, Hastings Road. Sept. 11 Sept. 9 Sorry, wrong number, meant to call 411. ence of liquor, illegal possession of Class 7:06 a.m.: Motor vehicle accident, Washburn 9:01 a.m.: Animal call, Davis Road. Unknown 11:59 a.m.: Animal control, Smithville Road. B substance (amphetamine), failure to Street. Report taken. outcome. Thinks dog is being abused. signal before stop or turn, failure to use 5:46 p.m.: Trespassing, Pitcairne Avenue. Spoken 9:50 a.m.: Stolen motor vehicle, West Main 4:48 p.m.: Motor vehicle complaint, West Main care on state highway, operating motor to. Street. Report taken. Street. Truck pulling van with piece of rope. vehicle negligently to endanger, speed- 8:14 p.m.: Welfare check, Pleasant Street. 2:01 p.m.: Complaint, Route 67. Dispatch han- 6:20 p.m.: Suspicious activity, West Main Street Unfounded. dled. ing. and Route 49. Out with female hitchhiking. 8:23 p.m.: Suspicious vehicle, Rochdale Park. 2:54 p.m.: Animal call, Route 9. Unknown out- Sept. 15 9:29 p.m.: Larceny/theft from building, Lloyd Citation issued. come. Kim M. Thomas, 38, 10 Church St., Dyer Street. Items stolen from vehicle and resi- 10:06 p.m.: Youths gathering, station. Spoken to. 3:31 p.m.: Disturbance, Old Ware Road. Spencer. Warrant. dence. 10:42 p.m.: Erratic operator, Main Street. Arrest Investigated. 11:06 p.m.: Residential fire, Mechanic Street. made (no further information provided). Sept. 10 Caller requests Fire Department to get smoke Sept. 12 3:38 a.m.: Welfare check, West Main Street and out of apartment. 2:15 a.m.: Suspicious vehicle, Mulberry and Charmil Drive. Services rendered. Sept. 12 Leicester Earle streets. Dispersed group. 2:57 p.m.: Animal call, Ridgewood Circle. 1:48 a.m.: Disturbance/neighbors, Chestnut 9:36 a.m.: Welfare check, Main Street. No service. Dispatch handled. Street. Loud music. Sept. 12 10:13 p.m.: Suspicious activity, Cricklewood Sept. 11 10:34 a.m.: Request for police, Elm Street. Chelsie Kmon, 17, 4 Greenville Circle, Drive. Spoken to. 2:20 p.m.: Complaint, New Braintree Road. Requesting officer escort to pick up speakers Leicester. Assault and battery domestic 10:28 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident, Paxton Street. Spoken to. from neighbor. abuse. Arrest made. Sept. 12 12:21 p.m.: Suspicious activity, Park Street. Joshua Peter Paddock, 31, 66A Paddock 11:48 p.m.: Harassing phone calls, Dale Street. 8:55 p.m.: Safety hazard, Foster Hill Road. People with metal detector digging up private Report taken. Removed hazard. Road, Rutland. Operating under the property. Sept. 13 Sept. 13 influence of liquor (above .08 per se), 1:19 p.m.: Request for police, Chestnut Street. 12:01 a.m.: Harassing phone calls, Beech Street. 10:24 a.m.: Suspicious activity, Wickaboag negligent operation of motor vehicle, Landlord wants to show apartment without Report taken. Valley Road. Spoken to. marked lanes violation, intoxicated prior notice. 1:05 a.m.: Suspicious vehicle, Mulberry Street. 10:41 a.m.: Assist citizen, Allen Street. Services 1:22 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident not investigat- licensee carrying firearm, leaving Dispersed group. rendered. ed, Bacon Hill Road. Vehicle pulled in front of firearm in vehicle. 5:08 a.m.: Suspicious vehicle, Main Street. 12:02 p.m.: Assist citizen, Myrick Street. motorcycle, driver injured. Sept. 13 Spoken to. Services rendered. 3:15 p.m.: Hit and run accident with property Minor S. Loving, 63, 1 Kilby St., 11:28 a.m.: Motor vehicle accident with personal 9:33 p.m.: Suspicious activity,Wickaboag Valley damage, Main Street. Vehicle hit out in front of Worcester. Warrant. injury, South Main Street. Report taken. Road. Building checked and secured. residence. 12:52 p.m.: Vandalism, Stafford Street. Report Sept. 15 Sept. 14 5:15 p.m.: Larceny, Sumner Street. Bicycle stolen taken. 2:47 p.m.: Illegal dumping, Coy Hill Road. Ernest P. Nelson, 28, 128 Glendale St., about an hour ago. 3:35 p.m.: Keep the peace, Auburn Street. Referred to other agency. Worcester. Operating motor vehicle with 5:36 p.m.: Animal control, Lincoln Street. Skunk Services rendered. 2:51 p.m.: Suspicious activity,West Main Street. license suspended, unregistered motor in drain. 4:01 p.m.: Noise complaint, Elmwood Avenue. Unknown outcome. 5:39 p.m.: Recreational vehicle complaint, vehicle. Spoken to. Sept. 16 Jolicoeur Avenue. People riding, revving ATVs Matthew W. Field, 19, 51 Willow Hill 10:20 p.m.: Runaway,Main Street. Peace restored. 1 and 6:34 a.m.: Alarm, North Main Street. on road. Road, Cherry Valley. Speeding, operating Sept. 14 Checked and secured. 8:06 p.m.: Police information, Main Street. motor vehicle with license suspended. 10:16 a.m.: Fire drill, Leicester Memorial School. Dropped keys in storm drain in front of Whitco. Sept. 16 No action required. 8:34 p.m.: Trash dumping, North Spencer Road. 10:39 a.m.: Suspicious vehicle, Gerald Court. Dimas Figueroa, 26, 12 West Overland St., Trash being dumped on property. Gone on arrival. Worcester. Shoplifting by asportation, Sept. 13 Brookfield 3:15 p.m.: School incident, Leicester Memorial warrant, false name to avoid apprehen- 3:47 p.m.: Domestic assault, Chestnut Street. School. Report taken. Sept. 10 sion, arrestee furnishing false Brothers are fighting. 5:38 p.m.: Suspicious vehicle, Chapel Street. 5:57 p.m.: Assist citizen, Webber Road. Referred 3:48 p.m.: Recreational vehicle complaint, name/Social Security number. Spoken to. to other agency. Greenville Street. ATVs going through gate at 6:44 p.m.: Fire/unauthorized burning, Boyd 6:29 p.m.: Animal call, Gay Road. Referred to Audubon land. Street. Referred to other agency. other agency. 5:08 p.m.: Motor vehicle complaint, Main Street. 8:20 and 8:46 p.m.: Erratic operator, McNeil Sept. 11 Person driving with dog in back of pickup. North Brookfield Highway. Referred to other agency. 8:32 a.m.: 911 hang-up call, Rice Corner Road. 7:07 p.m.: Request for police, Main Street. Female Sept. 15 Services rendered. stumbling away from male, van. Sept. 10 1:04 a.m.: Suspicious vehicle, Rochdale Park. 1:53 p.m.: Safety hazard, Route 148. Removed 8:55 p.m.: Request for police, Holmes Street. Christopher Sanders, 17, 3 North Main Dispersed group. hazard. People arguing, cussing outside. St., New Salem. Disorderly conduct, dis- 3:24 a.m.: Noise complaint, Bethel Avenue. 4:44 p.m.: Suspicious activity, Lake Road. Sept. 14 rupting a school assembly. Investigated. Spoken to. 3:20 a.m.: OUI/alcohol or drugs, North Spencer 9:42 a.m.: Animal complaint, Marshall Street. Sept. 12 Tarra Johnson, 35, 170 Summer St., and Northwest roads. Out with vehicle, no per- Report taken. 5:02 a.m.: Safety hazard, Forest Street. North Brookfield. Domestic assault and sonal injury. 11 a.m.: Family problem, Main Street. Peace Removed hazard. battery. 9:02 a.m.: Disabled motor vehicle, Route 49. Older restored. 10:58 a.m.: Suspicious activity, Kimball Street. Sept. 13 male walking with cane, tan Buick. 12:30 p.m.: Domestic disturbance, Henshaw Gone on arrival. 12:25 p.m.: Request for police, Paxton Road. Tarra Johnson, 35, 170 Summer St., Street. Peace restored. 4:51 p.m.: Animal call, Maple Street. Motor vehicle with lights on with male, hanging North Brookfield. Warrant. 12:52 p.m.: Hit and run accident, Marshall Street. Unfounded. over wheel. Report taken. 9:19 p.m.: Complaint, Old Fiskdale Road. Could 1:25 p.m.: Fraud, West Main Street. Person 3:53 p.m.: Larceny, Soojians Drive. Arrest made not locate. opened up an account. (no further information provided). 10:12 p.m.: Suspicious activity, Kimball Street. 2:58 p.m.: Burglary, Debbie Drive. Garage door 5:05 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident with property Gone on arrival. Brookfield open, hutch light on. damage, Main Street. Report taken. Sept. 13 3:01 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident with property Sept. 13 5:47 p.m.: Officer wanted, Mulberry Street. 9:38 a.m.: Annoying phone calls, Webber Road. damage, Main and Maple streets. Vehicle hit Krystal Everhart, 23, Brookfield. Spoken to. Spoken to. work truck. Warrant. 8:10 p.m.: Runaway, Soojians Drive. Services ren- 12:08 p.m.: Welfare check, Webber Road. 11:52 p.m.: Animal control, Hastings Road. dered. Checked and secured. Several horses and donkeys in road. Sept. 16 2:48 p.m.: Assist citizen, Central Street. Taken Sept. 15 4:31 a.m.: Officer wanted, Main Street and to family or guardian. 2 a.m.: Suspicious activity, Main Street. Male in Gerald Court. Transported. 3:30 p.m.: Complaint, Central Street. Could not East Brookfield gray pickup. 6:14 a.m.: Vandalism, Folsom Street. Other. locate. 2:39 a.m.: Motor vehicle complaint, May and 7:32 a.m.: Motor vehicle accident, Locust Street. Sept. 14 Aug. 26 Irving streets. Kid on motorcycle keeps racing Report taken. 1:16 p.m.: Animal call, Route 148. Referred to Kyle Beauchene, 21, 227 Harrington St., up and down street. 11:54 a.m.: Suspicious vehicle, Ryans Way. other agency. East Brookfield. Warrant. 6:27 a.m.: Motor vehicle theft, Smithville Road. Spoken to. Sept. 15 Sept. 10 Motorcycle taken sometime during the night. 2 p.m.: Larceny, Leicester Middle School. Report 5:45 p.m.: Complaint, Brunell Avenue. Spoken 8:43 a.m.: Motor vehicle complaint, Cherry Paul F. Arguin Jr., 25, 101 Pleasant St., taken. to. Street. Jeep operating on wrong side of the road. East Brookfield. Receiving stolen proper- 3:05 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident, Leicester Sept. 16 9:19 a.m.: Motor vehicle accident with property ty over $250. Primary School. Assisted party. 7:44 a.m.: Suspicious activity, Devils Elbow damage, Main Street. Vehicle backed into anoth- Dylan M. Patchen, 22, 126 Pleasant St., 4:25 p.m.: Larceny, Soojians Drive. Arrest made. Road. Investigated. er vehicle. East Brookfield. Breaking and entering 11:09 a.m.: Hit and run accident with property in the daytime for a felony, larceny over damage, Pleasant Street. Female with front end $250. damage hit vehicle, took off. North Brookfield East Brookfield Sept. 12 12:29 p.m.: Police information, Browning Pond Kerry L. Dempsey, 25, 7 Woodland St., Road. Boat hit with golf balls. Sept. 9 Sept. 7 2:04 p.m.: Request for police, Maple and Chestnut Worcester. Warrant. 5:21 p.m.: Welfare check, North Common Street. 9:36 a.m.: Fire (other), Court Street. Services Sept. 13 streets. Problem with school bus getting through rendered. Spoken to. Abdiel Carrasquillo, 18, 198 Ashmun St., closed road. 5:24 p.m.: Suspicious activity, Lincoln Road. 2:53 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident, East Main 3:14 p.m.: Animal control, Oakland Drive. Lost Investigated. Street. Report taken. New Haven, Conn. Unlicensed operation friend’s dog. 6:56 p.m.: Complaint, Arch Street. Spoken to. Sept. 8 of motor vehicle, negligent operation of 3:39 p.m.: Juvenile matter, West Main Street. 7 p.m.: Animal call, South Main Street. Dispatch 10:21 a.m.: Disturbance, Pleasant Street. Peace motor vehicle, use without authority. Problem with daughter. handled. restored. Sept. 10 8:16 p.m.: Suspicious activity, Harrington 3:17 a.m.: Assist citizen, Street. Gone on arrival. Oakham Road. Sept. 9 Get a Fresh Start… Investigated. 9:05 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident, Adams Road. 7:17 a.m.: Animal call, Vehicle towed. BANKRUPTCY RELIEF East Brookfield Road. Sept. 11 ONE CALL STOPS ALL THE CALLS. STOP THE BILL COLLECTORS. 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LEICESTER — Tinsmith Larry Leonard, aka Brother Jonathan, of Shrewsbury works on his tin lanterns.

LEICESTER — Katie Choquette, 4, of Rochdale shows off her fabulous balloon animal hat at the fair.

LEICESTER — Grandma Potts was at the Harvest LEICESTER — Robert Walton, 8, of Phillipston, Fair making balloon animals for the children. learns a few things from blacksmith Tim Dauphinais of Thompson, Conn., during the 10th annual Harvest Fair Saturday, Sept. 19.

LEICESTER — Rick Carfagna and daughter Amelia, 5, of Petersham, enjoy the puppet show together.

LEICESTER — Nick Mandella of Spencer serves up fresh popcorn in front of the Congregational Church. LEICESTER — The Safari Express of Spencer Savings Bank came round with a caboose full of children. Friday, September 25, 2009 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 15 Transfer station prices hiked to have facility fund itself phone among members of a property taxes. He said he opposed raising sticker fees, having the sticker on their doing so might make “it no TRANSFER governmental body on an believes trash handling is an saying he doesn’t want to vehicle. Seery said some- longer … practical for the continued from page 1 issue of public business essential service that a town subsidize other users. thing should be done about user.” Town Meeting voters the law. Seery initially said within the jurisdiction of the should provide. Cooke, how- “To me, a buck a bag [the the non-sticker users. would have to approve mak- he would ask the state Ethics body — are a violation of the ever, ultimately supported current price] is like a give- “We’ve got to monitor that ing it pay for itself. Commission for advice on law.” raising bag fees and lowering away,” he said. better,” Seery said. “I don’t think it’s our job to the issue. After a reporter Seery said he is not sure sticker fees. Others, such as resident The move comes after the go and do that,” Seery said pointed out that the whether that issue would be Selectmen Peter O’Connell Royal Carter III, called for health board last year cut Monday. Worcester Country district a violation. disagreed with Cooke, saying raising both the sticker and sticker prices to $75 from O’Connell, on Monday, said attorney’s office enforces the The decision on the new taxpayers who use private the bag fees. $150, and started charging a asking for the site to pay for statute, Seery said he would prices came amid a rigorous haulers and not the transfer “I think expansion is the separate $1 fee for bags, to fit itself “probably wasn’t rea- follow up with them. Seery debate on the issue through- station are already subsidiz- right thing. You got to up on with budget cuts selectmen sonable.” said he would inform this out this week and last. The ing the annual deficit. the stickers [and bag fees],” imposed on the board, Despite the deficit figures, newspaper of his discussion. Board of Health chairman Currently, the station runs he said. “I just feel it in my according to Seery. The town Longe told residents at last “I want to do things right,” opposed raising any fees, a $35,000 to $54,000 annual heart that it’s the right thing had previously given out 50 week’s meeting this interest- Seery said. while member Kim Longe deficit, according to Seery, to do.” bags to each person who ing tidbit on the site’s annual A separate Open Meeting felt a little differently. She and an additional $19,000 in Seery railed against that bought a sticker. deficit: “It’s really not a budg- Law issue has also arisen. said she would rather raise salaries. plan saying “I’m not in favor The bag fee was raised etary deficit. It’s just the dif- Seery made a separate call sticker fees than bags prices Therefore, O’Connell of raising both,” indicating because elderly residents, ference between two figures.” to Karrmann, this time near because “it’s quick and easy.” called for a $25 increase in he would considering raising who were receiving 50 bags Asked after the meeting to the end of the meeting, to see Eventually, she motioned to sticker fees and raising bag either fee. when the sticker price was clarify her comments, she if he could join the group. hike the bag fee to $1.50 and prices to $1.50 a piece. Other residents raised use $150, had a surplus of them, said, “I guess it is a deficit, Seery told Karrmann his the sticker fee to $85. O’Connell, however, said enforcement issues at a meet- according to Seery. maybe. desire to raise the bag fee, Residents, however, raising bag fees could result ing Monday, Sept. 21 about The issue came up after “I guess I just meant …,” but not the sticker fee, but sharply disagreed on what, if in fewer people buying them, the issue. Carter said he saw selectmen asked whether Longe said, letting her sen- said Karrmann could not any, fees should be raised. which would mean less rev- trucks come in whose work- fees could go up to raise tence trail off without finish- vote. James Cooke said at a public enue. Fees for disposing of ers would distract the town enough money to have the ing it. “The words are not A guidance document from hearing Thursday,Sept. 17 he bulk items at the site, he said, employees working there, station pay for itself annual- coming to me.” the state attorney general’s opposed raising the fees, on could be raised. while a third man would haul ly, according to Seery. He, Ryan Grannan-Doll may be office reads, under the con- principle, because the cost of Wilfred Steadman, another material away without pay- however, said it was never his reached at (508) 909-4050, or duct of meetings section, running the Quaboag Street resident, called for the board ing for it. He also said he saw intent to raise fees to make it by e-mail at rgrand@stone- that “discussion by tele- facility should be part of to raise bag prices and people use the site without self-sustainable because bridgepress.com. RMV embarks on war of words over office move Dufresne continued: “Walter, the News of the RMV’s considering toll vouch- RMV Southbridge Evening News is not the Wall ers was good news to one at least one member continued from page 1 Street Journal and your reporters do not of the handicapped community, Sturbridge capped parking is available at the other park- have the experience nor the competence to resident Robert Williams. ing area on the Route 20 side of the service realize the difference.” “That’s a good deal. I do like that idea,” stop. RMV Spokesman Ann Dufresne offered Dufresne’s harsh words came as a result of Williams, 51, said. no detail on how the plan would actually a simple request for information. On Williams is paralyzed on his left side, walks work. State Rep. Geraldo Alicea (D-Charlton) Wednesday, Sept. 16, Dufresne e-mailed a with a cane and drives with a handicapped called for such a measure last month, but last press release announcing it had awarded license plate. week said the move was not enough. Charlton RMV customers raffle prizes, but Williams, who said he has not visited the “It should be for elderly and handicapped,” did not attach names of winners. The Charlton site and typically does RMV trans- he said. Southbridge Evening News requested the actions online, raised question about how the Alicea said he had asked Registrar Rachel names, but Dufresne withheld them saying: vouchers would work. Williams wondered to Kaprielian to offer the vouchers to handi- “There is [a list of winner names], but for the residents of which towns they would be given capped and elderly drivers so the latter would sake of our customer’s privacy, we will not and by whom. release it for publication.” “I’m more concerned about somebody not have to walk long distances to the build- Ryan Grannan-Doll photo ing from the Route 20 parking area. using a wheelchair,” he said. “Would that Alicea also said he is looking into whether NO INVESTIGATION cause any extra difficulties for anyone who is To make access to its Mass Pike site in Charlton more convenient for disabled drivers, the Registry of state requires the building to have a bath- Federal officials last week also denied they disabled?” Motor Vehicles is considering providing toll vouch- room, which he said it currently lacks. were investigating the RMV site, and a simi- The Charlton branch’s recent opening ers. Dufresne last week also accused this news- lar facility in Natick, for possible violations caused much hoopla, which steamrolled into many safety complaints from area residents. paper of “manufactur[ing]” controversy over of safety protocols. The Boston Herald earli- State officials have never offered any written The new site opened in August as a “mitiga- the Charlton RMV site. She also said she er this month reported that federal trans- proof that it signed off on a safety plan for tion” office after the state, looking to save would be deleting this newspaper from her portation officials were conducting such an the site. However, Executive Office of money in its current budget crunch, closed press release e-mail list. Typically, the RMV investigation. Transportation Spokesman Colin Durrant the Southbridge branch, which was located at has emailed press releases to the media, “There is not one the Federal Highway offered this tidbit last month: “This wasn’t the Big Bunny plaza on Main Street. including this outlet. Administration aware of,” said Doug Hecox, any sort of situation where specific parties Residents even circulated a petition to keep “I think the real issue here is that you are a a spokesman for the Federal Highway or individuals had to sign off on anything. the Southbridge office open. community newspaper trying desperately to Administration, whom the Herald quoted in That is what I need to make clear.” Since then, area residents and lawmakers manufacture controversial issues where they its report. That report does not directly Alicea is unlikely to let the issue die any- have complained the site is not safe, citing do not exist,” she wrote in an e-mail to attribute who said federals officials were time soon. lighting, traffic and signaling issues. Southbridge Evening News Editor Walter investigated the two sites. “That is the last thing I’m going to be Currently, motorists have to walk from the Bird Jr. The agency, however, is working with state doing,” Alicea said, Dufresne said in a separate e-mail: “It’s officials to make sure an additional RMV Route 20 parking area, which is often crowd- ed with cars, to the branch office building, unfortunate that you and your reporters have branches that may be constructed, according Ryan Grannan-Doll may be reached at (508) which is alongside a truck stop access road. adopted the hostile stance that you have pred- to Hecox. 909-4050, or by e-mail at rgrand@stonebridge- The RMV has insisted its branch is safe, and icated on the RMV’s move out of Dufresne said she was “not aware of” any press.com. Southbridge.” investigation. Gov. Deval Patrick supported the decision. Hurry, Hurry, Hurry! Free!

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The chief, however, could not Hansen said he thought the town Hansen suggested North would be “competitive,” the desig- promise he would not exceed his Brookfield apply for Community budget by using part-timers. nation he suggested is only one part Development Block Grant funding, of the application process. When asked if the current offi- a federal program administered by cers (both part-time and full-time) “I’m not guaranteeing a dime the state Department of Housing with this designation,” Hansen are working their hours, and Community Development. Thomasian said they were. Some said. Several local towns, including Selectmen made no decision last part-time officers have other com- Spencer, Brookfield and Warren, mitments, he said, including family week on Hansen’s idea, instead have received CDBG money for pur- waiting for him to send them a let- and jobs. poses ranging from housing reha- The full-timers are “getting to the ter to the state seeking the designa- bilitation to street improvements tion. point that they’re pretty exhaust- and water line replacement. ed,” Thomasian said. David Dore photo Hansen and the CMRPC are eye- AWARDS PRESENTED The chief has a list of applicants ing an area around North Main, A member of Girl Scout Troop 30477 tells the North Brookfield Board of Selectmen from a previous search, and he said Summer and School streets, bound- Last week’s meeting also featured how her troop earned a Bronze Award, a few moments before being presented with once they are hired it would take ed by Cushing Street to the south, a presentation by selectmen of cer- certificates of appreciation from officials. six weeks for new part-time officers Central Street to the north, tificates to 16 members of Girl to be trained. Prospect Street to the west and Scout Brownie Troop 30477 who Receiving awards were Amelia little over a year to help 15 families Part-timers are hired at $12.25 per Forest Street to the east. In that earned a Bronze Award. They Jordon, Brandy Peterson, Callie pay for heating their homes. hour, while full-time officers are area, Hansen told selectmen, 49 per- earned a Junior Aid badge, another Frigo, Cassidy Bulger, Katie Members of the group include Sue hired at a reduced rate of under $15 cent of the buildings are in fair or badge in one of four areas they Schleyer, Hannah Leas, Kaitlyn and Tom Lewandowski, North per hour for one year. poor condition. The sidewalks and knew nothing about and held an Burnham, Lindsey Ostiguy, Lydia Brookfield Senior Center Director Selectman Robert Filipkowski pavement there were also rated appreciation dinner earlier this Schlegel, Mackenzie Hart, Maggie Louise Bouchard, Joe Zegarra and suggested that one of the part- from excellent to poor. year for people in their lives (other Bent, Megan Jolin, Sarah Smith, Judy Manning. Among the people timers Thomasian hires be To improve North Brookfield’s than their parents) who helped Sarena Kenedeck, Stefanie Garrow who provided support is Robert groomed to become a full-time offi- chances of getting CDBG funding, them along the way.They did every- and Tory Zalauskas. Laflamme of Crowley Fuel. cer in town. Hansen said, the town should ask thing from buying and making the In addition, the board recognized the state to designate downtown a food to serving it to more than 80 members of the North Brookfield David Dore may be reached at slum and blight prevention area. people to sending out thank you chapter of Hearts for Heat, which (508) 909-4140, or by e-mail at notes. has raised thousands of dollars in a [email protected]. Local meals tax for Leicester called ‘another headache’ have taken a 20 percent to 50 cent. Earlier contracts the get more bang for their buck, dered if eatery owners and ing a move to use money TAX percent hit in sales because club signed with people hold- they’ll go somewhere else,” managers would be more from President Obama’s $787 continued from page 1 of the recession, while his ing weddings there, for exam- Zenevitch warned. willing to support the local billion economic stimulus for approval, selectmen family has not raised prices ple, put the sales tax at 5 per- Selectmen were split on option tax if the proceeds bill to fund fourth-quarter wanted to hear from owners at the Castle in four years cent — and they expect the whether Leicester should were set aside for a certain aid to school districts “one of or managers of the nearly despite increases in pretty club to stick to that amount. join that list. Chairman purpose, instead of going the dumber moves I’ve seen three dozen eateries in town much everything else. “A couple of the weddings Thomas Brennan Jr. said into the general fund. in state government.” That, how it would affect them. “My bottom line is being we’ve had, it’s cost us some restaurants could collect “At this point in time, noth- he said, could lead to James and Evangeline cut considerably each day ... money,” Zenevitch said. donations for the town (or a ing could make it palatable,” Leicester officials making Nicas, whose family owns we have to make things In addition, he noted, specific project) in lieu of the James Nicas said. “If and the “toughest call” of all next the Castle Restaurant, and tighter,” he said. menus had to be reprinted to tax hike, an idea rejected by when things get back to nor- year: laying people off to Mark Zenevitch from According to Evangeline reflect the 25 percent sales Richard Antanavica, who mal ... there’s not a restau- close a budget gap. Leicester Country Club Nicas and Zenevitch, the tax hike, and that would hap- claimed, “I don’t think it’ll rant or food establishment in “We planned well with painted a dire picture for local option tax would affect pen again if Leicester imple- work. Not everybody’s going town that’s not willing to do facts, not fiction and not selectmen — even though, as only one part of the food mented its own meals tax. to step up to the plate.” something for a specialized scare, and we as a communi- Selectman Stanley Zagorski industry — the part in which “We can’t afford to absorb Antanavica said businesses contribution.” ty have not fallen into that,” pointed out, the increase they happen to work. all those costs,” he said. in town already help non- On suggestions that people Belanger said. would amount to 75 cents for “It’s another headache,” While Leicester is consid- profit organizations like would travel to a nearby Brennan asked the Nicases every $100 spent. Nicas said. “I’m not looking ering the tax, 31 other cities Little League. Dianna town that does not have a and Zenevitch to contact “It’s not the impact of the forward to reprogramming and towns are moving for- Provencher said, “If the busi- local option meals tax just to other restaurant owners to 75 cents,” James Nicas said, the registers, again.” ward with it. Auburn, ness community is not for it, avoid paying the tax, see how they feel about the “it’s like putting money in Leicester Country Club, Southbridge, Palmer and I’m not for it,” while Belanger said, “I don’t buy local option meals tax, and the slot machine, but if you Zenevitch said, is feeling the Worcester approved it last Zagorski opined, “Let the that, I never will.” This is find out how much they con- keep putting money in it’s impact of last month’s month, joining communities voters decide. It’s the reces- despite evidence that tribute to local groups. going to have an impact.” increase in the state sales tax like Boston, Cambridge, sion now, and it’s a tough one Massachusetts residents are “We need data, we need He noted that restaurants from 5 percent to 6.25 per- Chicopee, Amherst, for me personally, so I’m traveling to New Hampshire information,” Brennan said. Northampton and going to be non-committal at to avoid sales tax on items Hadley. this point.” such as liquor and electron- David Dore may be reached “If [people] have the Douglas Belanger, while ics. at (508) 909-4140, or by e-mail option to go some- noting selectmen are not Belanger had some strong at where else and they “rushing into this,” won- words for Beacon Hill, call- [email protected]. Brookfield Congregational celebrates opening of addition

tions from various sources, a $50,000 mittee was grateful for a few timely CHURCH loan to cover expenses and an anony- donations. continued from page 1 mous grant of $70,000 during the Oxman also expressed his thank- 1990s, according to Kraner. At that spring, the church was able to com- fulness for the “unyielding support” time, she said, the church did not plete the project. Kraner said the of everyone who contributed time have the money to fund the project. anonymous donation came in just into the project. “At that time, the church had a big the “nick of time.” She said the dona- “I’ve only been here for two years sign that said ‘A promise for the tion was received at a time when the and I am really excited about the future,’” she said. church was running low on funds for leadership and the commitment to Kraner said the church’s dream of the project and in need of additional seeing it through at a time when the new wing started to become a financial assistance. finances are difficult,” Kraner said. reality in the spring of 2008 when Oxman said the process of con- plans of construction started to structing the addition went well for Teresa A. Franco may be reached at come to fruition. With money raised the building committee. (508) 909-4136, or by e-mail at tfran- from the sale of a parsonage, dona- “It went smoothly once we kicked [email protected]. it off,” he said, adding that the com-

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(Maylott) Carlson passed away peacefully Medical Center. North Oxford, and a 1977. He later joined the Naval Chaplain Sunday, Sept. 6. She enjoyed her summer home on Chaplain/Commander in the Corps, serving in numerous military cam- She leaves her husband of Cranberry Meadow Lake in Spencer, where United States Navy Reserve, paigns, including Operation Iraqi Enduring 45 years, John “Jack” she enjoyed racing sailboats, motor boating died Thursday, Sept. 10. Freedom. Carlson; two sons, Mark of and tending to her various flower gardens He was born July 9, 1949 in Fr. Dennis began his service to the Diocese West Boylston and Michael and a small veggie garden. She was a mem- South Weymouth, son of the of Worcester at St. Camillus de Lellis Parish of West Boylston; a grand- ber of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. late Clarence L. and Helen L. in Fitchburg. His other assignments include daughter, Kaylei, and a Burial will be private in Mount Vernon (Blair) Rocheford. Sacred Heart Parish in Hopedale, St. Joan of brother, David Maylott of Cemetery. He leaves six brothers and Arc Parish in Worcester and St. John the Leicester. Memorial donations may be made to the sisters, Paul B. Rocheford of Evangelist Parish in Clinton. In 2002 he was She was born in Cranberry Meadow Lake Association, c/o Ft. Myers, Fla., Mark C. named pastor of St. Theresa Parish in Worcester, daughter of Evelyn Anderson, 93 Jolicoeur Ave., Rocheford of Pompano Beach, Blackstone, where he served until 2008, when Ernest and Agnes Maylott, and earned nurs- Spencer, MA 01562. Fla., Joan K. Katinas of he was assigned Catholic Pastor for the ing degrees from Quinsigamond To place an online condolence, please visit Rutland, Neal C. Rocheford Chapel of Hope at the Newport, R.I., Navy Community College, Worcester State www.faybrothers.com. and his wife, Lucille of Base. He was named pastor of St. Ann Parish College and Anna Maria College and spent Cherry Valley, Diane M. in North Oxford on July 1. He was an active Franklin and her husband, member of the Knights of Columbus. Dennis of Chenoa, Ill., and A concelebrated funeral Mass was held Mildred E. Mellor, 96 Kathleen F.Leone of Worcester; 15 nieces and Thursday, Sept. 17 in St. Paul’s Cathedral, 15 nephews, including his nephew David J. Chatham St., Worcester. The Most Rev.Robert WORCESTER — Mildred E. (LaFreniere) and worked at the former Worcester City Katinas of Rutland, with whom he was very J. McManus was the principal celebrant. Mellor, 96, died Sunday, Sept. 13 after an ill- Hospital in the central sterile department. close. He also leaves many grandnieces and Burial followed in the Clergy Section of St. ness. She was a member of the Retired State, grandnephews. John’s Cemetery in Worcester. Her husband, Howard F. County and Municipal Employees In 1967, after his graduation from The family suggests donations in memory Mellor, died in 1962. Association of Massachusetts. Worcester’s South High School, he joined the of Fr. Dennis be made to the Wounded She is survived by two Mrs. Mellor’s family would like to extend a Marine Corps and served for three years, Warrior Project, 7020 AC Skinner Parkway, daughters, Linda Langevin special thank you to the staff and volunteers including 13 months in Vietnam. He received Suite 100, Jacksonville, FL 32256 of Hudson, Fla., and Evelyn at both Beaumont Nursing Center and two Purple Heart medals and was awarded a (www.woundedwarriorproject.org). Giguere of Worcester; 10 Evercare Hospice Program for the exception- Bronze Star for gallantry in action. After Kelly Funeral Home, 154 Lincoln St., grandchildren; several al care and service that was given to Mildred. returning from Vietnam, he attended Worcester, is assisting the family with great-grandchildren; many A graveside service was held in Worcester Quinsigamond Community College in arrangements. great-great-grandchildren County Memorial Park in Paxton on Friday, Worcester and earned a bachelor’s degree Please leave messages of condolence, share and many nieces and Sept. 18. from University of Massachusetts at your thoughts, stories and memories of Fr. nephews. Memorial contributions may be made to Amherst. He studied for the priesthood at St. Dennis online at Mrs. Mellor was born in Ware, daughter of Evercare Hospice Program, 950 Winter St., John’s Seminary in Brighton and was www.kellyfuneralhome.com. Arsene and Eldora (Brouillette) LaFreniere, Suite 4830, Waltham, MA 02541. and is predeceased by three sons, Frederick, Funeral arrangements were handled by Edward and Benjamin Mellor, and two Alfred Roy & Sons Funeral Home, 12 daughters, Patricia Parker and Sandra Hammond St., Worcester. Marguerite H. Palmer, 84 Lindsay. For an online guestbook, please visit LEICESTER — Marguerite “Bunky” H. Her eldest daughter, Susan M. Wright of She is a graduate of Warren High School www.Royfuneral.com. (Quigley) Palmer, 84, of Leicester, formerly Holden, passed away in March. Two sisters, of Rutland, died peacefully on Thursday, Dorothy Bernard and Mary Quigley, both Sept. 17, surrounded by her from Webster, predeceased her. Nancy M. Meskus, 62 loving family, in the Rose Bunky was born March 27, 1925 and raised Monahan Home after a brief in Webster, the daughter of George and CHARLTON — Nancy Marie (Butnus) oles always had fresh food. battle with cancer. Helen (Dolan) Quigley, lived many years in Meskus, 62, of New Spencer Road, passed Her tireless work in the large vegetable She is predeceased by her Leicester and 20 years in Rutland before away peacefully Sunday, Sept. 6 in her home garden kept family and many friends sup- loving husband of 64 years, moving back to Leicester last year. She was a after fighting a courageous battle with pan- plied with fresh produce. Willis L. Palmer Jr. She graduate of St. Louis High School in creatic cancer. She worked in the Memorial Hospital X- leaves three sons, Thomas A. Webster and was a member of St. Patrick’s Nancy is survived by her husband of 21 Ray Department at one time before getting Palmer and his wife, Church. years and best friend, Roger; four loving her favorite job at the Charlton Depot Post Therese of Holden, Her funeral was held Monday, Sept. 21 daughters, Lisa M. Fuller and her husband, Office prior to its closing. Christopher M. Palmer and his wife, Kathy from the Miles Funeral Home, 1158 Main St. Rick of Auburn, Kathleen A. Blake and her Nancy enjoyed life to its fullest and always of Worcester and Peter A. Palmer and his (Route 122A), Holden, with a Mass of husband, Peter of Southbridge, Denise R. taking time to remember everyone’s special wife, Susan of Boylston; three daughters, Christian Burial in St. Patrick’s Church, Lalashuis and her husband, Chris of North dates and events with cards and stickers. She Anne L. Lyons and her husband, James of Main Street, Rutland. Burial followed in Brookfield and LeeAnn Buteau of North enjoyed auto racing, Red Sox baseball, the Worcester, Catherine E. Palmer and her hus- Worcester County Memorial Park in Paxton. Brookfield; one brother, Stanley Butnes and Bruins and the Patriots. band, Tim Lum of San Francisco and Mary Donations may be made to the VNA Care his wife, Carol of Auburn; a sister, Albina She was also a member of the Helping E. Antanavica and her husband, Kenneth of Network, Rose Monahan Hospice Home, 120 Kovaleski of Auburn; 12 loving grandchil- Hand Society, as well as a good friend of the Leicester; 11 grandchildren, 11 great-grand- Thomas St., Worcester, MA 01608. dren, three great-grandchildren and numer- Charlton Fire/EMS. children and many nephews and nieces. www.milesfuneralhome.com ous nieces and nephews. Nancy was a beautiful and loving person Nancy is preceded in death by her parents, who will be missed by all who came in con- one brother, David Butnus, and one sister, tact with her. Mary Canan. She truly took the time to listen and speak Roger R. Snow Jr., 44 She was born in Worcester, a daughter of to everyone. Stanley and Annie (Zablo) Butnus, and grew Graveside services were held Wednesday, WORCESTER — Roger R. Snow Jr., 44, of cousins who were like sisters to him, Ella L. up on Paxton Street in Leicester on what she Sept. 9 at Northside Cemetery in Charlton. Worcester, died Friday, Sept. 4 in his home. Thayer and Irma J. Snow, both of considered the family farm. The Robert J. Miller-Charlton Funeral He leaves his parents, Roger R. Snow, Sr. Worcester; two grandnephews; three grand- She took great pride and enjoyed being out- Home, 175 Old Worcester Road, directed the and Glenda M. (Wentworth) nieces; and his very close friend, David J. doors watching the different birds visiting arrangements. Snow of Brookfield; his Marshall of Worcester. the yard to feed, tending to butterfly gardens Online Guest Book at brother, Donald L. Snow of Roger was born in Worcester and attend- and making sure the hummingbirds and ori- RJMillerfunerals.net. Brookfield; two sisters, ed Doherty Memorial High School. He was Christine L. White and her employed by Majestic Vinyl Siding as a husband, David of sider and roofer. Roger loved playing pool Brookfield and Deborah A. and was an avid New England sports fan. Edward P. Taft III, 59 Thayer and her husband, Funeral services and burial are private. Mark of Leicester; his There are no calling hours. O’Connor HOLDEN — Edward P. “Ned” Taft III, 59, ly with regard to public education. Alden’s nephew, Michael A. White Brothers Funeral Home, 592 Park Ave., is of Holden, formerly of Wellesley, died at contributions have included an annual of Brookfield; two nieces, Amanda D. directing arrangements. home on Saturday, Sept. 5. He was the pres- water quality and fish counting field trip Reynolds of Brookfield and Nichole C. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made ident of Alden Research for Mountain View Middle School seventh- Snow of Worcester; two aunts who were to the Roger R. Snow Jr. Memorial Fund, Laboratory in Holden. graders, the donation of a wind tunnel to very dear to him, Carolyn J. Snow and payable to: Glenda M. Snow, P.O. Box 531, He is survived by his Wachusett Regional High School, sponsor- Sandra J. Hill, both of Worcester; two Brookfield, MA 01506. beloved wife of 36 years, ship of a Little League baseball team, fund- Libby (Johnson) Taft; his ing for local teachers to attend a National daughter, Betsey Taft Science Teachers Association meeting, and McCarthy, and her hus- sponsorship of Montachusett Regional Wanda R. Thomas, 81 band, Billy, of Worcester; Vocational Technical High School’s robot- his son, Ben, and his ics program. Ned also mentored a number GILBERTVILLE — Wanda R. (Barscz) Longmeadow; five grandchildren; two great- fiancée, Lisa Spinelli of of Wachusett Regional High School stu- Thomas, 81, of Parker Court, died Tuesday, granddaughters and several niece and Hamden, Conn.; his granddaughter, Fiona dents for their science fair projects. Sept. 15 at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital in nephews. Taft McCarthy of Worcester; and his sister, In addition to his professional career, Ned Ware after being stricken ill She was born in Gilbertville, daughter of Betsey Taft Colby and her husband, Bill of served as a Cub Scoutmaster for several at home. the late Albert and Karolina (Sczpanek) Annisquam. He is also survived by broth- years in Wellesley, participated in the She leaves her husband of Barscz, and was a lifelong resident. ers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, a nephew Indian Princess program with his daughter, 58 years, James F. Thomas; She was a member of St. Aloysius Church and several great-nieces and great- and attended virtually every game or event two sons, Paul R. Thomas of in Gilbertville. nephews. in which his children participated. He was Gilbertville and James A. A funeral Mass for Wanda was held Born in Englewood, N.J., Ned graduated a mentor and counselor to many young peo- Thomas of Ware; two Friday, Sept. 18 in St. Aloysius Church in from the Englewood School for Boys. He ple who sought his guidance and expertise daughters, Sandra Rainha Gilbertville. Calling hours were in the became a nationally recognized fisheries in making educational and career choices. of Gilbertville and Louise Varnum Funeral Home, Inc., 43 East Main biologist with degrees from Brown He was a self-taught guitar player and Lewallen of Brookfield; one St., West Brookfield. Burial was in St. University and Northeastern University.He maintained a passion for classic rock music brother, Robert Barscz of West Brookfield; Aloysius Cemetery in Gilbertville. began his career in the emerging field of throughout his life. Ned’s love of family one sister, Stella Smith of East environmental protection at Stone and was reflected in his close personal relation- Webster Engineering Corporation during ships with his children and their friends the 1970s when the Clean Water Act forced and with his many nieces and nephew. His electrical utilities to consider the impact of deep connection with nature was manifest- Phyllis M. Forge, 79 cooling water withdrawal on fish. He ed in his passion for the outdoors, for pho- designed cutting edge field and laboratory tography, for gardening, for bicycling, for WORCESTER — Phyllis M. (Beaudin) Phyllis was a teacher in the Spencer Public experiments to determine fish survival and walking trails and for spending time at his Forge, 79, of Barnard Road, died Friday,Sept. School system, where she worked for 30 years behavior associated with a range of fish vacation home by the ocean in Rhode 18 at UMass Memorial Medical Center- until retiring in 1999. She was a member of protection systems and he helped develop a Island. Memorial Campus after an St. Bernard's Church, where she once served patented Modular Inclined Screen to guide Calling hours were in the Miles Funeral illness. as a Girl Scout leader. She enjoyed spending fish out of water intakes. He did much of Home, 1158 Main St. (Route 122A), Holden. Her husband of 49 years, summers on Cape Cod and was an avid Red his pioneering work as a client at Worcester A memorial service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Rudolph J. Forge, former Sox fan, having attended a game with her Polytechnic Institute’s Alden Research Saturday,Oct. 24 at the Salem Cross Inn, 260 treasurer and tax collector husband Rudy on their first date. Laboratory. He was hired by Alden after it West Main St., West Brookfield. Burial will for the City of Worcester, Calling hours were in Kelly Funeral Home, became a private company and he built a be private. died Feb. 12, 2003. 154 Lincoln St. A funeral Mass was held world-renowned environmental sciences In lieu of flowers, donations may be made She leaves a daughter, Monday,Sept. 21 in St. Bernard’s Church, 228 group there. In 2000, Mr. Taft became presi- to The Ned Taft Scholarship in Mary Elizabeth “Beth” Lincoln St. Burial followed in Worcester dent of Alden and led the lab through a Environmental Sciences Fund and sent to Forge of Worcester; a son, County Memorial Park in Paxton. major growth period, nearly tripling the UMass Amherst, Records & Gift Processing, Mark S. Forge of Sturbridge; nieces and The family suggests donations in memory number of employees. In June, he was pre- Memorial Hall, 134 Hicks Way, Amherst, nephews. of Phyllis be made to The Arthritis sented with a Recognition Award by the MA 01003-9270 or UMass Memorial She was born in Worcester, and raised in Foundation, Massachusetts Chapter, Inc., Electric Power Research Institute for his Foundation (note on subject line: Brain Spencer, daughter of the late Philias A. and Chatham Center - Suite 450, 29 Crafts St., outstanding leadership and accomplish- Tumor Research, Dr. Lyndon Kim), Edna T. (McMahon) Beaudin. She was a grad- Newton, MA 02458-1287. ments in fish protection. Development Department, 333 South St., uate of David Prouty High School in Spencer An obituary with condolence book is avail- While at the helm of Alden, Ned made Shrewsbury, MA 01545. and Our Lady the Elms College in Chicopee. able at www.kellyfuneralhome.com. community outreach a priority, particular- www.milesfuneralhome.com

SEND ALL OBITUARY NOTICES TO: THE NEW LEADER, 25 ELM ST., SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550, OR BY E-MAIL TO [email protected] Friday, September 25, 2009 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 3 Spencer sells parcels to expanding businesses Boards discuss private roads, Town Meetings, trick or treating

Two businesses in Spencer abutting town- before an occupancy permit is issued. Turner private roads if the owned buildings have been sold the land they agreed to buy the land for $6,000, plus $500 for road cannot be say they need to expand. legal fees and other related expenses. He said accessed by emer- A piece of land between the Sugden Block the addition would probably not open until gency vehicles. The and Finally Kelly’s on Main Street (Route 9) late November. repairs would be was sold for $2,500, less than half of what the done, Fancher said in town offered to business owner Kelly Public notice unclear? his motion, without Chisholm, while another piece of land Town Administrator Paul Guida issued a asking people living between Charlie’s Diner and the highway public notice, published in the Sept. 11 on private roads barn on Meadow Road was sold for $6,500. Spencer New Leader, stating that the town beforehand for the Finally Kelly’s is facing a Sept. 30 deadline can only repair privately-owned roads as money. from the state’s authorized by state law The issue of private Architectural Access Board and municipal bylaws. roads will be dis- to make her business handi- REPORTERS “These laws authorize cussed further at a cap accessible by building an OTEBOOK only temporary repair workshop meeting entrance ramp and bath- N for which funding has scheduled for Monday, room. Because of the pro- been arranged in Oct. 5. posed location of the ramp, advance by the affected Chisholm had to buy land DAVID DORE property owners, or for When’s trick or that is part of the Sugden which Town Meeting has treating? Block — land that has a cul- approved expenditure of With September vert the town might have to access in an funds in advance and will be reimbursed winding down and emergency. through a betterment process,” the notice October approaching, David Dore photo According to Selectmen Vice Chairman stated. “Therefore from this date the Town of local Boards of Leicester Treasurer and Tax Collector Deborah Kristoff, right, introduces new Seth Fancher and Chisholm’s lawyer, Philip Spencer will perform only such legal tempo- Selectmen will soon Assistant Treasurer (and Leicester native) Amy Perkins to the Board of Stoddard, the town originally offered to sell rary repairs.” decide the officially Selectmen Monday, Sept. 21. The board approved the hiring of Perkins, which the land for $4,800, based on the assessed Fancher, at a selectmen’s meeting last sanctioned hours for means her first day on the job will be Monday, Sept. 28. value of the Sugden Block. Stoddard told week, was worried that the public notice trick or treating on Oct. selectmen last week the value was actually would forbid the town from making emer- 31. closer to $2,400 based on the assessed value of gency repairs to private roads. One such With Halloween falling on a Saturday this Town Meeting dates Finally Kelly’s. He offered $2,000, plus $500 for recent incident was on Pine Acres, where the year, Leicester Selectmen Chairman Thomas Two communities have set the dates for the town’s legal fees; Chisholm would also town cleared a large piece of ice that was Brennan Jr. is asking parents and residents their fall Town Meetings. In North pay all filing and surveying fees. causing the road to flood and become impass- whether the usual hours of 5-7 p.m. should Brookfield, it will be Friday, Nov. 6, with Charlie’s Diner owner Steve Turner, mean- able to traffic, including fire, police and change. He wondered if trick or treating requests to be included on the warrant due while, sought to buy land from the Highway ambulance crews. should be earlier in the day because it is a Friday, Sept. 25. In Leicester, the Town Department that now houses an addition he “I think this public notice narrows what weekend and children would not be in school. Meeting will be held Tuesday, Oct. 27, with is building onto the eatery. According to the bylaw says,” Fancher said. Anyone wishing to opine can call the select- the warrant closing Thursday,Oct. 1 so select- selectmen, the Zoning Board of Appeals Selectmen decided to amend what Fancher men’s office at (508) 892-7000. Selectmen will men can approve it Oct. 5. issued a permit for the construction, with the called “this statement of policy” to clarify set trick or treating hours at their next meet- condition the town sell the land to Turner that they can authorize emergency repairs to ing, on Oct. 5. David Dore may be reached at (508) 909-4140, or by e-mail at [email protected]. CALENDAR

Send all calendar listings and happenings forms and events.) For more information, Spencer, 207 Main St. (Route 9). All are invit- Trip to Haiti next summer. to Editor David Dore by mail to the Spencer call Cubmaster Bob VanDyke at (508) 885- ed to attend and experience the gift of the New Leader, 25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 6605. congregation’s ecumenically minded heal- 5K FOR WOUNDED WARRIOR PRO- 01550, by fax to (508) 764-8015, or by e-mail to ing ministry. The service will feature wor- JECT will start at 9 a.m. from the American [email protected]. All calendar ship, prayer, a litany of forgiveness, musical Legion, Roseland Park Road, South listings must be submitted by noon Monday TUESDAY and guided meditations, and scripture. Woodstock, Conn. Please, no pets or baby to be published in the following Friday’s edi- There will also be a variety of “healing sta- strollers. Pre-register for $20 (forms are tion. tions” where ministries such as anointing, available at thelastmileracing.com or cool- September 29 symbolic washing and renewal, and one-on- running.com), or race day registration is one prayer will be offered. The service will $25 starting at 7:30 a.m. For more informa- FRIDAY KNITTING CLASS will be offered from conclude with Holy Communion, which is tion, call (860) 928-9133 or e-mail noon to 2 p.m. at the Haston Free Public open to all who attend. [email protected]. Library in North Brookfield. Come to a free September 25 Quick and Easy Top Down Cardigan BROOKFIELD CULTURAL COUNCIL is Sweater knitting class. Knit and purl skills THURSDAY sponsoring its first-ever yard sale on the CUB SCOUT PACK 128 will meet from are required for this sweater. A list of sup- Brookfield Common from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. A 6:30-8 p.m. in the St. Joseph’s Church hall in plies needed for the class is available at the 20-foot-by-10-foot space is only $20. Bring a North Brookfield. Cub Scouts (for boys aged library, as well as a signup sheet. Anyone October 1 table and anything (within reason) you 7-10, or in Grades 1-5) have tons of fun with who would like to come and sit and knit (or want to sell. Or stop in to buy.Refreshments games, sports, campouts, field trips, crafts, crochet) during that time is also invited. MOCK TRIAL on cyberbullying and text will be available. A chili competition will songs, friendships, a safe environment and Fellowship is always welcome. For more messaging will be held from 7-8 p.m. in the also be held for a chance to win a prize, with low cost. Regular meetings are held the last information, call the library at (508) 867- Banquet Hall of Brookfield Town Hall. Be a a “taste-off” starting at 11 a.m. For more Friday of every month in the St. Joseph’s 0208. part of the jury when the realities of the information on the yard sale or the chili Church hall. For more information, contact criminal justice system with youth from the competition, or to sign up, call Bill at (508) Bob LaFlamme at (508) 867-2082 or STATE SEN. STEPHEN M. BREWER (D- community face the legal consequences of 867-0891. The deadline for mail-in registra- [email protected]. Barre) or an aide will be holding office poor decision-making. Assistant District tion is Monday, Sept. 28. hours from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at Spencer Attorney M. Julie Lesure, Acting Police Memorial Town Hall, 157 Main St. (Route 9). Chief Christopher Welsh and Attorney APPLE FESTIVAL, sponsored by the SATURDAY Brewer or his staff looks forward to meet- Robert George will assist students in this Leicester Mothers Club, will be held from 10 ing and talking with constituents about any presentation. For more information, call a.m. to 3 p.m. at Leicester High School. September 26 concerns or requests they may have at this the Merrick Public Library at (508) 867-6339. There will be “old” favorites like homemade time. No appointment is necessary, as he or apple pies and dumplings, baked goods, his aide will speak with constituents on a refreshments and raffles, as well as fun COW PLOP DROP to benefit The Theatre first come, first serve basis. FRIDAY activities for the kids including crafts, face Guild of North Brookfield will be held dur- painting, games and temporary tattoos. ing the New Braintree Country Fair. While BANISTER BOOK GROUP will meet from October 2 Meet the New England Patriots’ official watching the star, Abbey the Cow, do check 7-8 p.m. at the Merrick Public Library, 2 mascot, “Pat Patriot,” from 10 a.m. to noon. out the numerous baked goods. The guild Lincoln St., Brookfield, to discuss “In the Free Child I.D. Kits will be provided by the will be selling homemade pies and snacks. Shadow of the Dam — The Aftermath of the STATE REP. JOHN J. BINIENDA (D- Molly Bish Foundation. All net proceeds Bingo tickets are $10 each, with only 200 Mill river Flood of 1874” by Elizabeth M. Worcester) will hold office hours from 10 from this event are distributed to the spots on the grid. The chances to win the Sharpe. Sharpe, a resident of Amherst, a.m. to noon at the Leicester Senior Center, Leicester Public Schools for educational grand prize of $500 are great. Abbey the president of the Amherst Historical Society 40 Winslow Ave., Leicester. For more infor- programs and equipment that directly ben- Cow will make her appearance around 3 and a member of the Amherst Historical mation, call the Senior Center at (508) 892- efit the children of Leicester. p.m. and enter the Bingo Grid to do her best Commission, will join this discussion. Her 7016 or Binienda’s office at (617) 722-2962. work, ahem. Come on down and support book is about a reservoir dam in the BOOK SALE sponsored by the Friends of local theatre for the Brookfields. Need tick- Western Massachusetts town of TEAM PINK PRINCESS will be hosting a the Leicester Public Library will be held ets? Call Missy at (413) 477-0131 or Ray at Williamsburg that burst in May 1874, killing fundraiser from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. at Wal- from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Leicester Public (508) 637-1345. 139 people and leaving 740 homeless. Books Mart in North Oxford. All proceeds will be Library, Main Street (Route 9), Leicester. are available for loan at the library. For going to The Avon Foundation for Breast Donations will be accepted at the library up HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE more information, call the library at (508) Cancer (and, more specifically, the Avon to Thursday, Oct. 1. Please, no textbooks, DAY for residents of Spencer and the 867-6339. Walk for Breast Cancer in Boston in May Reader’s Digest or encyclopedias. For more Brookfields will be held from 9 a.m. to noon 2010). Available Pink Ribbon items will information, call the library at (508) 892- at the North Brookfield Transfer Station on FRIENDS OF THE RICHARD SUGDEN include car magnets, rubber ducks, 7020. East Brookfield Road. Paints (no latex), LIBRARY will meet at 7 p.m. in the Spencer bracelets, key chains and more for a mini- household chemicals, pesticides and sol- library’s Community Room. The mission of mum donation of $5. However, all donations PITCH PARTY will be held at 7 p.m. at the vents will be accepted; no explosives, oil or the Friends of the Library is to create pub- are welcome. Please stop by and support Spencer Senior Center, 40 Wall St., Spencer. gasoline. For Spencer residents, the collec- lic support for the Richard Sugden Library, this incredibly important cause. Cost is $3, and all ages are welcome. For tion is free with a valid transfer station help plan adult and children’s programs, more information, call Rose at (508) 885- sticker. For more information, call the raise funds to support program costs, and 3078. Office of Utilities and Facilities at (508) 885- meet the cultural needs of the community. SATURDAY 7515 during normal business hours of 8 a.m. Anyone interested in joining the Friends of to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday. the Richard Sugden Library is welcome to October 3 SUNDAY attend the meeting. BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS will be held at 11 a.m. on the Brookfield Common. FALL YARD SALE by the Greater October 4 Rick Ottman from Brookfield will provide WEDNESDAY Worcester Mother of Twins Club will be music. All critters are welcome to bring held from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the parking lot SPENCER FIRE AND EMERGENCY SER- their owners to this time of celebration of of Apostole Pentecostal Assembly Church, VICES will host an Open House from 8 a.m. the animals that enrich our lives and September 30 Clover Street (off James Street), Worcester. to noon at the fire station, 11 West Main St. prayers for God’s blessings upon them. This event is rain or shine. On sale will be (Route 9). A free pancake breakfast will be Money donations for a local animal shelter SIMPLE SUPPER to benefit Socks For everything from baby gear and clothing to served. Come see the fire trucks and station, will be taken, and please bring any old tow- Siberia will start at 6 p.m. at the First household items. There will also be a bake demonstrations all morning, visit with els and blankets you can’t use anymore for Congregational Church of West Brookfield, sale. All are invited to attend. Sparky the Fire Dog and Smokey the Bear, the shelter to use for animal bedding. In 36 North Main St. (Route 67), West buy items from the bake sale and, if you are case of rain, come to the Brookfield Brookfield. The supper will consist of great ANNUAL CRAFT FAIR AND YARD 18 or older and looking to do something excit- Congregational Church vestry. soup, salad, bread, a variety of delicious SALE will be held from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at ing, discuss becoming a call firefighter. For homemade desserts and beverages. The Hillside Baptist Church, 472 Main St. (Route more information, call (508) 885-3555. requested donation is $3 for children and $5 9), Spencer. The church is asking for dona- MONDAY for adults. Socks For Siberia is a Brookfield- tions of winter coats to support its new CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP SERVICE based nonprofit organization striving to Winter Clothing Ministry to help those in will be held at 5 p.m. at the First September 28 meet the needs of orphaned children in need in our community. Donate a coat and Congregational Church, 36 North Main St. Siberia, Russia. Founders Michelle and get a free cup of Joe or hot chocolate. (Route 67), West Brookfield. The band is led Wally Connor will be giving a brief presen- by Pastor Lisa, and accompanied by Ginny CUB SCOUT PACK 138 will hold open tation on the orphanages they have visited. PANCAKE BREAKFAST put on by the Bailey,Wally Hall and Jeremy Kaplan. All are house registrations from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Small hand-made dolls will be available for youth of East Brookfield Baptist Church welcome attend this very lively service. A the American Legion Hall, Main Street sale. For more information, call the church will be held from 8-11 a.m. at the church, 262 contemporary worship service is planned for (Route 9), Spencer. Registration fee for at (508) 867-7078. East Main St. (Route 9), East Brookfield. the first Sunday of each month at 5 p.m. September through December 2010 is $20. Pancakes, sausage, coffee and juice will be Families with boys aged 6-11 are invited. HEALING SERVICE will be held at 7 p.m. served, all for $3 per person. Proceeds will (Additional fees apply for handbooks, uni- at the First Congregational Church of be used to support the Teen Mission Service 4 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, September 25, 2009 OUR TOWNS

ings for prizes. The grand prize will be Senior Living at Prouty $500 cash, with a second prize of an WATCHING THE BALL DROP overnight hotel stay with local restaurant certificates for two and a third prize of a accepting applications bed and breakfast stay with personalized aura readings for two. Free raffles and MHPI, Inc., the developer of Senior refreshments will be available. Living at Prouty located in Spencer, has Among the businesses participating in announced that it has begun taking appli- the Historic Hunt are Aunt Lizzies cations from prospective tenants. Whatnot Shop, Brookfield Orchards, the The facility, which was financed through Purple Onion, Finders Keepers, funding from the United States Haymakers Country Store, Lyon Iron, The Department of Housing and Urban Holistic Center, E.B. Flatts, Everyday Development (HUD) and the Homemade Bakery, Noisy Beagle Antique Massachusetts Department of Housing Shoppe, Post & Boot, The Book Bear and and Community Development (DHCD) the Salem Cross Inn. will offer 35 units of subsidized affordable For more information, visit www.his- supportive housing for very low income torichunt.org or www.browsethebrook- seniors with a resident manager. fields.com, or call (508) 867-9400 or (508) “Apartments will not be assigned on a 867-6858. first come first serve basis,” MHPI President Sheldon Bycoff stressed. “The organization must work within state and federal rules for selecting tenants. It is School board seeks also important to note that because this project was financed with federal funds, it is not closed to Spencer residents only.” donations for flagpole Applicants must be 65 years old at the NORTH BROOKFIELD — The North time they apply, and are subject to income Brookfield School Committee has been limitations established by HUD for the approached by a citizen asking that it con- Worcester area. sider installing a flagpole near the front of Applications can be obtained at Spencer the elementary and high school campus. Memorial Town Hall or the Spencer “Currently one needs to be well on to the Council on Aging, or by contacting MHPI campus in order to see the American flag corporate offices directly at (617) 789-4500, Courtesy photo flying in front of the high school,” School ext. 219. The application process will last The West Brookfield Lions Club held their first golf tournament on Sept. 13, instead of the original Committee Chairman Jeff Hicks wrote in through Oct. 15. Shortly thereafter, MHPI date of Aug. 2 due to inclement weather. Grand prize winner of $500 for the golf ball drop was Robin a Sept. 15 e-mail to the Board of will conduct a lottery to determine who Soave. Other winners included Ken Bliss, Jennifer Kimball, Kim Thompson and Joanne Dorman. Selectmen. “Although in favor of the idea, the first 35 tenants will be and to establish Winners of the tournament were Mark Adams and Jim Williams in the men’s division, Claudia Tytula the committee feels this expense (some- a waiting list from those not selected. and Jen Desimone in the women’s division and a tie between Anne Gobi/Brian Gobi and Richard where in the $4,000 area) is one that our “Our hope,” said Bycoff, “is that once the Gobi/Lori Gobi for the mixed division. The West Brookfield Lions Club would like to thank their spon- budget cannot currently absorb. town and HUD give us permission to occu- sors for their support and generosity: Cal's Bar & Grill, Piccadilly Pub, North East Pizza, Purple Therefore we are communicating with py, we would have our first tenants mov- Onion, Joanies Cleaning Service, My Luggage Valet, Fran Johnson’s and Howard’s Drive-In, as well various community groups to see if there ing in around the holiday season.” as gift baskets donated by several Lions members. is any interest in raising funds for this Additionally, a resident manager, who project.” will occupy a separate two-bedroom unit Anyone interested should contact the within the building, will also be hired Foundation. Hope in Hands Committee member Lois superintendent’s office at (508) 867-9821 or over the next several weeks. • Fire safety and equipment tours with Wicklund. “We are asking any group or Fire Chief Peter Martell for preschool person wishing to be involved but are the Board of Selectmen’s office at (508) children are scheduled 11:30 a.m. unable to physically participate to please 867-0200. Wednesday, Oct. 7 and Friday, Oct. 9 (bar- consider a financial donation to help Feeding Our Neighbors ring any emergencies, of course). defray the cost of the insurance and gar- • The Friends of the Library are sponsor- den fencing needed.” ing a book sale in front of the library dur- The use of the Leicester Water District Kids can provide a food drive in Spencer ing the Apple Country Fair, from 10 a.m. land off Paxton Street (Route 56) next to SPENCER — Spencer Cable Access will be to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10. Books may be Leicester Primary School has been gra- ‘Miracle’ on the stage sponsoring its second annual food drive, dropped off during regular library hours. ciously donated. The location of the gar- NORTH BROOKFIELD — The Theatre “Feeding Our Neighbors,” from 10 a.m. to Buy a Friends bag for $5 and fill with den will allow participation of students at Guilde of North Brookfield will be hold- 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3. The event will be books. RAPPLE tickets are available for both Leicester Primary School and ing open auditions for children for its held rain or shine in the David Prouty purchase at the library. The quilt is on Leicester High School. upcoming production “Miracle on 34th High School parking lot. display at the library. “Placing agriculture back into the class- Street.” Auditions will be from 7-9 p.m. Groups of musicians will be performing Adult volunteers are still welcome to sign room and creating an awareness to the Wednesday, Sept. 30 and Thursday, Oct. 1 all day and there will be free hot dogs and up at the library to assist with the Kids’ need of others in our own community,” at the Haston Free Public Library in soda. Games, the Book Sale and/or the Friends said Wicklund, “for those less fortunate is North Brookfield Participants will be Spencer Cable Access will be celebrating table on the common or any other part of part of our agenda along with providing asked to read from the script that will be its 10th anniversary and will be giving this fun community event. produce for the Leicester Food Pantry, provided. away 200 cupcakes. Everyone who donates Costume swap is set up once again. Hope House of Leicester and any person “Miracle on 34th Street” is a holiday clas- food or money will be eligible for a $50 Parents may bring in old costumes and in need in our community.” sic. The setting is New York City during savings bond, donated by SCA. The event swap. Details of the lay out and all ground rules the Macy’s Day. Doris Walker, a no-non- will be broadcast live on Spencer’s • Banister Book Group will meet from 7-8 will be decided upon at the Hope in Hands sense Macy’s executive, desperately Channel 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Folks p.m. Tuesday, board meetings. The original searches for a new store Santa. She hires will be interviewed on camera during the Oct. 27. Featured will be “The Vanishing Hope in Hands committee members are Kris Kringle who insists that he’s the real day. Act of Esme Lennox” by Maggie Lois Dorr Wicklund and Beth Rowden, Santa Claus. But, he has many skeptics Last year, “Feeding Our Neighbors “ O’Farrell. O’Farrell (“After You’d Gone”) representing Christ Episcopal Church; like Doris and her 6-year-old daughter, raised $2,200 and collected 2,000 pounds of delivers an intricate, eloquent novel of Deborah Entwistle, representing the First Susan. So Kris goes to court to try and food. The food and money went to the food family malice, longings and betrayal. Congregational Church of Leicester and prove it. Is he the real Santa Claus? pantry at Mary, Queen of the Rosary For more information, call the library at the Leicester Unitarian Church; Don Performances of the show will be Friday, Church, which benefits our neighbors in (508) 867-6339. Wentworth, Creative Services of New Dec. 11 and Saturday, Dec. 12 in the North Spencer and East Brookfield. England; Ruth Kaminski, representing Brookfield Elementary School auditori- Deb Sundquist, host of the cable show the Leicester Recycling Center and Hope um. “Artistic Journeys,” will be painting a House of Leicester; Bonnie Keefe-Layden, For more information regarding the show picture throughout the day, and bids for Residents working representing Rehabilitative Resources of or auditions, contact Joe Chenevert at the painting will be accepted during the Sturbridge; and Cheryl Cooney,represent- (508) 331-9031 or food drive. In addition, artists will be dis- ing the Leicester Food Pantry. on community garden [email protected]. playing their original artwork. Proceeds Anyone with questions should call Lois at from the sale of this art will be donated to LEICESTER — The Hope in Hands (508) 892-8156. the food drive. Committee is moving forward in the With Hope in Hands, the plan is also to organizing of a community garden for continue with a Thanksgiving season Leicester. The land has been acquired and townwide food ingathering for the Hitchcock to offer approved, the insurance paperwork is Leicester Food Pantry. The 2008 ingather- Upcoming events at being put into place, farming equipment ing was a super success. A date for this watercolor paint class has been donated with the driver attached year’s ingathering will also be selected at and roto tilling has been donated. the Sept. 30 meeting. BRIMFIELD — Have you always wanted Brookfield library Hope House of Leicester, the Leicester to try your hand at watercolor painting? This free workshop, presented by noted BROOKFIELD — The following events are Food Pantry,Christ Episcopal Church, the local artist and teacher Beth Parys, will being planned at the Merrick Public Leicester Recycling Center, Leicester Second Historic Hunt concentrate on the very basics of water- Library, 2 Lincoln St.: Primary School, Leicester High School color painting. • 11:30 a.m. Wednesdays: Story Time with and some members of the Leicester Materials and various techniques will be Sharon Champoux. This free program is Garden Club have so far expressed sincere planned for this week- covered, giving students a solid initial sponsored by the Community Partnership participation. Anyone interested in being understanding of this exciting medium. for Children. involved is asked to attend an informa- No previous drawing or painting skills • 2 p.m. Thursdays: Kids Yoga with Ann tional startup meeting at 6:30 p.m. end Wednesday, Sept. 30 at Christ Episcopal are required, and all needed supplies will Ramsey. The Friends of the Library spon- The second annual Historic Hunt, spon- Church, 1089 Stafford St., Rochdale. be provided for a $5 material fee. sor this free program. sored by Browse the Brookfields, will be Committee members are hoping to have a Pick from either of two classes Thursday, • 11:30 a.m. Fridays: Music and Story held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. groundbreaking next month. In the Oct. 1 at Hitchcock Academy, 2 Brookfield Time with Renee Coro. All ages are wel- 26 and Sunday, Sept. 27. spring of 2010 the seedlings will be plant- Road: the morning class, 9:30 a.m. until come, and no sign-up is necessary. This People can learn local history facts, col- ed. noon, or the evening class, 6:30-9 p.m. program is funded in part with a grant lect “letters” at each stop, unscramble the “At this point in time we have been To register, call Beth Parys at (413) 245- from the Jeppson Memorial Fund, “letters” and solve the “History Mystery” blessed with a generous donor to pay for a 3295. Class size is limited to 15 students Greater Worcester Community word (or words) to be entered into draw- grand part of the insurance cost,” said per class. MITTENS DOESN’T LIKE THE VET. A 100 MILE RIDE IN THE CAR IS NOT GOING TO ENDEAR MITTENS TO YOU EITHER. All local. All the time. TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Friday, September 25, 2009 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 5

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WEBSTER-$229,900 WEBSTER - $224,900 Open House Directory THOMPSON, CT -$229,900 Webster Lake waterfront lot! 9 room, 4 bedroom. 1.5 bath colonial 3,000 sq. ft. Colonial, 4 bedrooms, Ready to build right now. Town on 1/2 acre. Large rooms throughout water and town sewer available. plus an attached 1500 sq. ft. barn Deadline: Monday at 10am 2.5 baths. Built in 1810. Available WEBSTER immediately. 2 apartments, 4 room, 1 bedroom, 1st (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse floor - $475 (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult 4 room, 2 bedrooms, appliances - $575 (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE THE PARK @ 207 This is the place to NEW INDUSTRIAL BUILDING FOR LEASE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 sell your home! WEBSTER: Your ad will be mailed to 30,000 sf available 90 Worcester Rd SF 12:00-2:00 $269,900 Hope Real Estate Group 47,000+ households 10,000 sf Minimum Divide, Killingly, CT Easy I-395 access. 508-943-4333 For more Information, throughoutSouthern Contact Exclusive Agent Richard Governale Worcester County. cell: 860-428-7656 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 Call and lets discuss your needs Call your local sales representative today! Richard Governale CHARLTON: South Woodstock 860-928-1995 ext 108 Cell 860-428-7656 27 Robert Blvd SF 11:00-1:00 $499,000 Owner 774-633-0960 1-800-367-9898 45 Rte 171 Little River Plaza Commercial Division South Woodstock, CT 6 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, September 25, 2009

Real Estate on the Rise! 454 Main Street • Sturbridge 43 East Main Street • Webster, MA 01570 www.hope2own.com (508) 347-6556 18A West Main St, Rte 9, Sharon Pelletier Broker Owner • June Cazeault Sales Associate 508.943.4333 Brookfield (508) 867-5500 John Westerman Broker Associate Mike Weeks Dianna Heagney Elaine Phifer John Sherman Joan Mellen John Roderick Roger Mundell Sue Pulsifer Carol Holstrom Mike Seery Ann Marie Damian Susan Tittle OPEN HOUSE Mo Kane NEW LISTING REDUCED NEW LISTING Sat 9/26 • 12-2 276 Main St. 111 Pierpont Rd. 5 Franks Ln. www.sturbridgerealestate.com 90 Worcester Rd. Oxford Webster Dudley Dudley Now is the time to start the process of owning your own home One of Dudley’s BEST before it is too late to get the $8000 credit that the government In Home Business Location, 3 Family in Great Location! How To Describe This is offering! You must close by Nov. 30th. Here are some Ist time Neighborhoods! Striking Colonial Location, Location! Pristine, Quality Near Center of Town with easy Phenomenal Offering?! Exceptional buyer homes for you to view or call us with any questions you on Corner Lot! A Rare Neighborhood Young Cape on 10+ Acres! 2676 SF, may have. Good luck in your search. Crafted Custom Cape! 2,361 SF, 4 BRs, access to I-395! Good Traffic Flow that excels in Pride of Ownership. 5 BRs, 3.5 Baths, 2 Garages. $439,000. 2 Baths, 1 Detd Garage Hdwds, Frplc, and Exposure! Currently has Office Almost 3,000 sq. FT. of living space! Brimfield-3 Br, cedar sided, oak floors, pri- Wkshop, .66 Ac, 160' Rd Frnt. $269,900. Space and 2 Apts. $215,000! See our Website at www.hope2own.com! Pool! $334,900! vacy, recently renovated, immediate occu- pancy, a must see, only $180,000.

WEBSTER MAJOR PRICE WEBSTER LAKE Sturbridge-A little TLC and this two bedroom LAKE REDUCTION! QUADDICK LAKE Ranch style home located on a 3.9 private 23 Bayview Ave. WEBSTER LAKE 25 Colonial Rd. 6 Clarence Drive acre lot can be yours. Fireplaced living room, Webster Webster Thompson CT large eat in kitchen, new well, for a terrific 5 Loveland Rd. price of only $165,000. Perfectly Designed for the Lake Webster Oversized Lake Lot w/Potential Pride of Ownership Shines! Year- Lifestyle! Stunning "Magazine Worthy" Unique Young For Expansion! Contemporary Style round Waterfront Home! 3 BRS, Brookfield-2 family easily converted to 4Br Contemporary! Extraordinarily Bright & Lakefront Contemporary! Gourmet Raised Ranch! MAXimum Use of 3 Baths! Move In Condition ~ Fully single family if desired, lots of curb appeal, Kitchen, 3 BRs, 2.5 Baths, Incredible Renovated! 2 Rm Master Suite great backyard, near playing field, only Open! Upscale! Spacious 2,392 SF ~ Full Space, 1530 SF, 3 BRs, 1.5 Baths! 2nd Flr Private Master Suite w/Luxurious Master Loft BR Suite! Glass, Breathtaking (Never Used), Heated Walkout LL w/ $165,000. Bath. $564,900 Views, Sandy Beach! $379,000! $425,000 Summer Kitchen! 2 Fireplaces $269,900 Sturbridge-Holland line-Wonderful contemporary colonial, locat- ed at end of a small cul de sac. Home has 3 Brs, 2 1/2 baths, includ- ing master suite, 1800+ sf. Beautiful kitchen and fireplaced family room area, Covered front porch to enjoy afternoon sun, above ground pool, 2 car garage, full bsmt, and a large relaxing land-

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WEBSTER – Very Nice vinyl sided 2 OXFORD: 6 Rm, 2 BR, Townhouse BLACKSTONE: 10 Rm. Contemporary, CHARLTON: 9 Rm, 4 Br. Cape. HOLDEN: 8 Rm, 3 Br. Colonial.2 SOUTHBRIDGE: 8 Rm, 4 Br, 1.5 Ba. fam. with 2 Br’s each fl. Fully applianced. Frplcd,LR formal DR w/sliders to deck over- 2 full baths w/ceramic floor, Lg. pantry in Kitchen w/granite & ceramic floor, DR years young on almost 1 acre lot! Contemporary Colonial. Formal DR 1st fl. has new kit. w/center isle & break- kitchen, LR w/wood/coal stove, formal looking water. Finished lower level w/sliders w/hdwds, Frplcd LR, First fl master Br, Formal DR w /hdwds. large frplcd w/Hdwds, sunken LR w/vaulted ceilings, fast area & family room. Fenced yard. Off DR, 1st fl laundry, in-ground pool, 2+ Fin. family Rm. 3 Rm. accessory apt. to patio. $219,900 Call: 508-832-5831 EDUCED family room w/vaulted ceilings, Master BR w/loft & Jacuzzi tub. st. parking. acres! above garage. $399,900 Call: 508-832-5831 $169,800 Call: 508-832-5831 R $319,900 Call: 508-832-5831 $284,000 Call: 508-832-5831 $279,500 Call: 508-832-5831 *** Rentals *** $8000 TAX REFUND! Douglas- Waterfront- 2Br ...... $1500 1 ...... (Price Reduced) ATTENTION: Buyers! Leicester - House - 3 Br ...... $1700 ...... (Price Reduced) Close by November 30th to N. Oxford - Condo - 4Rm, 2Br...... $795 Worcester - Apt - 7Rm, 3Br ...... $900 SOUTHBRIDGE: receive $8000 tax credit or New 5 Rm, 2 Br, Worcester - Apt - 5Rm, 2Br ...... $780 506 Treasure Island Rd. • Webster 1600sf Duplex Townhouse. Granite, fully Charlton - House - 5Br ...... $2400 applianced kitchen, LR w/gas fireplace, Office Space $8000 down payment!! DR w/sliders to private deck, central air. 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, new carpet, fully Low condo fee! Auburn - 925 Sf Office Space *Call us for details! $198,900 Call: 508-832-5831 Auburn - 525 Sf. Office Building

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Sullivan 508-832-2262 505 Washington St., Auburn, MA Real Estate Group www. sullivanregroup.com AUBURN: Beautiful AUBURN: Can be GOT A HOUSE ranch with all the used as a large sin- extras in a very desir- gle family or a legal able area of Auburn. 2 family for addi- Sale includes 3 tional income. First parcels. Bright open floor has eat-in floor plan, great for family get togethers. Fireplaced fami- kitchen, LR w/fireplace, hardwood floors, 4 season ly room opens to 4 season sunroom & large deck. Formal sunroom w/slider to deck overlooking large level dining room Full basement with walk-out could be addi- yard. Cute 3 room apartment on 2nd floor. tional living space. Professional landscaping. See list of FOR SALE? $214,900. extras and upgrades at property. $575,000 Commuters Dream. SPENCER: STILES WATER- WEBSTER: Wonderfully FRONT! Enjoy year round activ- welcoming home, lots ity on beautiful full recreational of recreational oppor- lake. Many updates, heating tunities on Webster Lake, where you can system, windows, storm doors, fish, boat, swim or recent roof and new Title V sys- relax. 100’ of lake frontage, a large fenced yard with tem. Cabinet packed kitchen open into family room mature trees & beautiful gardens; on two lots. Dining with fireplace. Living room with fireplace and slider to room with glass walls facing the lake, a bright kitchen Look for that new home in large wrap around deck. Lot size includes 2 lots across lots of charm & character. You will feel you’re far away the street that has the well on it. $475,000 from it all, but only min. to all major roads. $599,000. www.sullivanregroup.com our real estate section. Friday, September 25, 2009 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 7 OPEN HOUSE

Charlton Waterfront • South Charlton Reservoir Brenda Ryan Dot Aucoin Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Debra Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Stan Broker- Broker Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- Nordby- Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Misiaszek SUNDAY, September 27 • 11:00-1:00 Owner Hilli Doros Rivera 98 HAMILTON STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550 • 508-765-9155 • 1-800-784-0445 FAX: 508-765-2698 Waterfront on South Charlton Now offering rental services $8,000 TAX CREDIT TO FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS www.aucoinryanrealty.com Southbridge: FANTASTIC CUSTOM RANCH Sturbridge: Classy Custom Built One Reservoir. in quiet country location with over 2 acres! Southbridge: Custom Built One 3 bd 2 1/2 bath, hw, Level Home on Dead End Street! 7 Level Home! 6 rooms 3 bedrooms Over 2100sf of living area! 7 rooms 3 bed- rooms 3 bedrooms 2 baths! 1700sf tile, family room, granite counters, 12-2 SUN. rooms 3 baths all on one level! Sunken liv- 12-2 SUN. 1 1/2 baths. 1825sf of living area! ingroom w/ beautiful front window, of living area! Wonderful kitchen Quality shines throughout! oak cabinets, oversized 2 car OPEN HOUSE Fireplace & shiny hardwood floors! AWE- OPEN HOUSE open to familyroom w/fireplace & Beautiful tiled kitchen. Hardwood SOME cherry kitchen open to familyroom deck. 2.03 acres-level land. Serene floors! Attached 2 car garage with w/fireplace plus enclosed back porch! walk thru to laundry room. Sun garage/ room above, boat dock, Attached 2 car garage! Great private yard, location, little traffic, lots of frontage so no close neighbors! Attached 2 Filled rooms! Level backyard set back from road! Close to Rt 84 & Mass w/deck and patio. $199,900. custom brick patios and stone pike. $259,900. 132 Breakneck Rd. car garage. 31 Hillside Dr. $259,900. walls. Panoramic view of lake from Southbridge: RELAX & COOL Southbridge: INVESTORS OR Southbridge - Magnificent rooms. Too much to list. OFF BY THE POOL! No worries BARGAIN HUNTERS! Well main- Historically Registered Greek Revival here. 8 rooms 4 bedrooms 1 1/2 tained 3 family! 5 rooms 3 bed- home with a special permit for busi- $499,000 Owner 774-633-0960 bath ANTIQUE COLONIAL situat- room 1.5 baths/ 5 rooms 2 bed- ness. Beautiful new applianced ed near Harrington Hospital! room 1 bath and 4 rooms 2 bed- kitchen, maple floors, office, deck SPECIAL OFFER $5,000 BACK AT CLOSING Brand new bath! First floor laun- rooms 1 bath. Owner occupied. with above ground pool. Master BR dry! Hardwood floors, sided, Fully rented. Replacement win- with deck. New furnace plus wood replacement windows. Not a short dows. Carport. All separate utili- stove. 4 garages. .68 acres of land. Directions: Bond Road to Daniels Road to Marcia Drive. Right on 27 Robert Blvd. sale or foreclosure! $169,900. ties. $169,900. IMPRESSIVE at $298,000. TOOMEY-LOVETT, INC. REAL ESTATE www.century21toomeylovett.com SERVICES • Spencer (508) 885-3443 FROM HERE West Brookfield (508) 867-7064 TO HOME Each office independently owned and operated SELLERS: If you need your home sold, Call us for a FREE MARKET ANALYSIS.

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OPEN HOUSE• SUN 1-2, 14 Hilllside Rd. BRIMFIELD. Private 4 BR Colonial on HOLLAND. Waterfront with a flat lot…and HOLLAND. Waterfront with unbeatable SOUTHBRIDGE. Well maintained 3 BR, 1.5 bath views!! FP'd living room, year-round sun- E almost 25 acres! Huge 1st floor MBR, priced to move! Move-in condition for this 2 Cape. Large rooms, formal DR, screened porch w/ room, DA and kitchen all with lake views! breakfast nook, granite counters, BR Ranch. Great view! Normal septic, no slate floor. Built-ins, fireplace…more! In view of c/air…builder's own home! $539,000. Paul tight tank. $249,900. Paul Bouvier. Finished lower level walk out to decks. Bouvier. $299,000. Beverly Gray. Cohasse Country Club. $265,000. Lisa Boudreau. HARDWICK – Beautiful home CHARLTON – Completely remod- EAST BROOKFIELD – Brand new and area!! Built on 9+ acres of eled three bedroom, two bath split entry will be ready for you A privacy, you can enjoy gather- ranch ready and waiting for you. November 1 still in time for the tax ings in this large open colonial. credit. Open living area with cathe- Near Gate 43 of the Quabbin, so Set on 2.5 acres it has a handy go boating, hiking or just an location whether you are going to dral ceilings and slider to rear evening stroll. Three bedrooms, Worcester or Boston. Call today deck, two car garage, nice level lot 2.5 baths, one car under and also for private showing. $214,900 in area of newer homes. Handy to STURBRIDGE. Perennial gardens surround SUTTON. Private, wooded setting for this 3 WARE. Great deal! 2 houses on the L a detached garage. $329,000 Pike. WOW Price $219,900 STURBRIDGE. Newer 3 BR, 2.5 bath this 2 BR Cape w/ garage! Many updates, BR Split on 1+Acre. 2 fireplaces, attached same property. All units rented. Many Colonial on 1+A. Farmer's porch, hard- incl. roof, furnace, water heater. A must garage under. Convenient to Rte.146 and updates, incl: carpets, furnace, hot woods. FR has cathedrals & FP. C/air, secu- see! $214,900. Cindy Sowa Forgit. BUYERS & SELLERS rity system. Country yet close to major shopping. $274,900. Sarah Gustafson. water tank. Off street parking. Check out the new RESOURCES section of our website routes. $280,000. Cindy Sowa Forgit. $225,000. Gregg Abdella. www.C21TLC.com Helpful info for the buying and selling process.

E OFF EXIT 1 - RT. 395 - THOMPSON ROAD, WEBSTER, MASS. S 943-4900 * 987-8400 Marc D. Becker, Carla Manzi, Brokers WEBSTER - Well-maintained, WEBSTER - Excellent three DUDLEY - Lovingly main- WEBSTER - Enjoy all sea- updated and clean Ranch in BR Ranch on 1/4 acre level tained and totally immaculate sons at Webster Lake's nice neighborhood - ceram- lot - corian and stainless Cape in wonderful neighbor- most affordable waterfront EW LISTING REDUCED hood - cabinet kitchen - dining community! Nice two bed- N ic-tiled eat-in kitchen - recent steel kitchen - hardwoods, room - front-to-back living bath - living room - two bed- ceramics - knotty pine room, 2.5 bath Townhouse T room w/fireplace and bow with recent wall-to-wall rooms - 3 season porch - family room - central window - two bedrooms - 1.5 carpeting and appliances. hardwoods - oil heat - air/vac - oil heat - garage - ceramic baths - finished breezeway with sliders to deck Fireplace, pool, beach, detached garage - conve- shed - nice neighborhood, new Trex deck, beautifully niently located minutes from convenient to everything. - new interior paint and carpet- ing - hardwoods - shed - vinyl siding -- two-car attached garage - nice- maintained common highway, beach, schools, shopping - move right in! ly landscaped 1/3 acre. areas, garage. Conveniently located off Exit 1, Interstate 395. A R/E Tax $1577 $169,900 R/E Tax $1800 $199,900 R/E Tax $1796 $229,900 R/E Tax &1877 $219,900 WEBSTER – 2268 sq. ft. WEBSTER -- Webster WEBSTER - New contem- WEBSTER - Big, solid three-fam- Raised Ranch in very good Lake neighborhood -- fire- porary split level - appli- ily on 1/3 acre - 3-3-3 - living neighborhood -- cabinet placed living room -- din- anced kitchen - 3 bed- room - formal dining - big, eat-in REDUCED kitchen -- dining area ing room -- two bed- rooms - 2 full baths - ALE PENDING kitchen - hardwood floors - stor- T S w/sliders to deck -- living rooms -- 1.5 baths -- open floor plan - deck - age areas - detached 2-car room -- three bedrooms -- replacement windows -- oversized two-car garage garage - handicap ramp - vinyl ceramic bath -- lower level HWBB oil heat -- updating - oil heat - centrally locat- siding - recent roof - updates family room -- hardwoods - required. ed - town services. needed - family-owned since - replacement windows -- 1924. vinyl siding -- garage. E R/E Tax $2320 $199,900 R/E Tax $1661 Birch Drive $129,900 R/E Tax $2100 $249,900 R/E Tax $1950 $199,900 STERLING REALTY ESTABLISHED 1962 WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE - THINK OF STERLING

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The description of the prem- Development & Inspectional Services in Town By virtue and in execution of the Power of said plan to and from said lagoon to the first ises contained in said mortgage shall control Hall during regular business hours, and also Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by mentioned road in common with the said in the event of an error in this publication. available on the internet at www.spencer- Michelle A. Willard and Robert L. Willard to Arthur W. Mitchell, his heirs and assigns and Other terms, if any, to be announced at the ma.gov; click on “Town Government,” then Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, such others as may be granted a like right by sale. click on “Development & Inspectional Inc., dated November 3, 2005 and recorded said Arthur W. Mitchell, his heirs and assigns. BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, L.P. F/K/A Services,” then click on the “Zoning with the Worcester County (Worcester ALSO: the land in East Brookfield, Worcester COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS SERVIC- Amendments” link. District) Registry of Deeds at Book 37785, County, Massachusetts, to wit: Lot numbered ING LP. September 18, 2009 Page 17, of which mortgage U.S. Bank fourteen (No. 14) on a Plan of Lots entitled Present holder of said mortgage September 25, 2009 National Association as Trustee is the present 'Mitchell's Grove, located at Lake holder, for breach of the conditions of said Quacuquseit, East Brookfield, Mass owned By its Attorneys, NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, and developed by Arthur W. Mitchell, E.A. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. REAL ESTATE the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 Chamberlain, Engr.' recorded with Worcester 150 California Street Premises: 120 Cove Street, p.m. on October 14, 2009, on the mortgaged District Deeds, Plan Book 71, Plan 16, to Newton, MA 02458 East Brookfield, Massachusetts premises located at 52 Cherry Street, which plan reference is hereby made a partic- (617) 558-0500 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Spencer, Worcester County, Massachusetts, ular description of said lot. Also a right of way 200903-2299 - BLU Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by all and singular the premises described in said in common with others, who have a like right, September 18, 2009 Robert E. Cournoyer and Edward J. mortgage, to pass and repass with vehicles or otherwise September 25, 2009 Cournoyer to Mortgage Electronic TO WIT: over Canal Road, shown on the above men- October 2, 2009 Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL tioned plan, to and from said Lot #14 to the American Mortgage Network, Inc., DBA PROPERTY SITUATE IN THE CITY OF Sturbridge road. Being the same premises Town of West Brookfield American Mortgage Network of MA, A DE SPENCER, COUNTY OF WORCESTER, conveyed to Fred W. Austin by deed of Arthur Zoning Board of Appeals Corp. and now held by OneWest Bank, FSB, AND COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU- W. Mitchell, by his deed dated August 7, 1940 A public hearing will be held on Tuesday, said mortgage dated 7/11/2007, and recorded SETTS, TO WIT: and recorded with Worcester District Deeds, October 6, 2009 at 7:30 p.m. at the West in the Worcester County (Worcester District) THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 52 CHERRY Book 2839, Page 275. ALSO: the land in East Brookfield Town Hall, Conference Room, to Registry of Deeds, in Book 41488 at Page STREET, SPENCER, WORCESTER COUN- Brookfield, Worcester County, act on an application for a Special Permit for 330, for breach of the conditions in said mort- TY, MASSACHUSETTS, BOUNDED AND Massachusetts, to wit: Lot No. 15 as shown Henry R. Colliss for the property located at gage and for the purpose of foreclosing the DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: on a plan of lots entitled 'Mitchell's Grove Allen Street, West Brookfield, to locate a 10 x same, will be sold at Public Auction on ON THE NORTH 82.5 FEET BY THE located at Lake Quacumquasit, East 20 storage shed at the existing non-conform- October 9, 2009 at 1:00 pm Local Time upon SOUTHERLY LINE OF CHERRY STREET; Brookfield, Mass., ovvned and developed by ing dwelling in the General District. A Special the premises, all and singular the premises ON THE EAST ABOUT 154.5 BY LAND NOW Arthur W. Mitchell', and recorded with Permit is required under §1.52 nonconforming described in said mortgage, to wit: OR FORMERLY OF E.B. TRAILL; Worcester District Deeds, in Plan Book 71, structures, §1,53 c. et al. The public is invited TRACT I ON THE SOUTH 82.5 FEET BY LAND NOW Plan 16, to which plan reference is hereby to attend. A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND contain- OR FORMERLY OF THOMAS VERNON; made for a full and particularly description of Joan Veinot, Clerk ing about one and five tenths (1.51) acres in AND, said lot. Together with a right to pass and September 18, 2009 the said Town of East Brookfield, bounded ON THE WEST ABOUT 154.5 FEET BY repass with vehicles or otherwise in and over September 25, 2009 and described as follows: LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF CHARLES Canal Street shown on said plan, in common NORTHWESTERLY by lands now or for- A. BERNIS. with said Arthur W. Mitchell, his heirs, execu- Town of West Brookfield merly of Samuel McComas, Arthur Cranston TAX ID #: 0407-00123 tors, administrators, and assigns. Being the Zoning Board of Appeals and Leo N. Tardy about six hundred fifty (650) BY FEE SIMPLE DEED FROM JIMMILEE B. same premises conveyed ot Fred W. Austin A public hearing will be held on Tuesday, feet; PROUTY AS SET FORTH IN DEED BOOK by deed of Arthur W. Mitchell, deed dated October 6, 2009 at 7:45 p.m. at the West EASTERLY by the old road leading to 23701, PAGE 124 AND RECORDED ON August 7, 1941, and recorded with Worcester Brookfield Town Hall, Conference Room, to Cove Street about two hundred ninety (290) 3/22/2001, WORCESTER COUNTY District Deeds, Book 2839, Page 274. act on an application for a Special Permit for feet; and RECORDS. ALSO: the land in East Brookfield, Worcester Janet Callahan for the property located at 3 SOUTHERLY by other land of The New For mortgagor's(s') title see deed record- County, Massachusetts, to-wit: Highland Trail, to demolish existing dwelling York Central Railroad Company about four ed with Worcester County (Worcester District) That certain part of the land shown on a plan and a new recreation building to the non-con- hundred seventy (470) feet; Registry of Deeds in Book 23701, Page 124. entitled 'Mitchell's Grove located at Lake forming address in the Neighborhood SAID PREMISES being shown with the These premises will be sold and con- Quacumquasit, East Brookfield, Mass., Residential District. A Special Permit is lines tinted brown upon a plan entitled: veyed subject to and with the benefit of all owned and developed by Arthur W. Mitchell', required under section 1.52 Nonconforming “N.Y.C.R.R. LAND PROPOSED TO BE SOLD rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, recorded with Worcester District Deeds, Plan Structures, §1.52a (et al). The public is invited TO LEO N. TARDY EAST BROOKFIELD” covenants, liens or claims in the nature of Book 71, Plan 16, and which certain part is to attend. dated June 21, 1961, and signed by T.M. liens, improvements, public assessments, any bounded and described as follows: Joan Veinot, Clerk Scott, Division Engineer. and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water BEGINNING on the eastwardly side of the September 18, 2009 BEING THE SAME PREMISES CON- and sewer liens and any other municipal road to Brookfield and to East Brookfield and September 25, 2009 VEYED by Esther A. Porter to the Western assessments or liens or existing encum- Sturbridge shown on said plan and at the Railroad Corporation by deed dated April 25, brances of record which are in force and are southeasterly corner of the bridge in said road Town of West Brookfield 1848, and recorded with Worcester District applicable, having priority over said mortgage, over the canal between Lakes Quacumquasit Zoning Board of Appeals Deeds Book 434, Page 466; reserving, how- whether or not reference to such restrictions, and Quaboag, shown on said plan, Thence A public hearing will be held on Tuesday, ever, to the grantor, it licensees, successors easements, improvements, liens or encum- southerly by the eastwardly side of said road October 6, 2009 at 8:15 p.m. in the West and assigns, the right to use, maintain and brances is made in the deed. to the northerly line of Canal Street shown on Brookfield Town Hall, Conference Room, to renew, substantially as now constructed the TERMS OF SALE: said plan; Thence eastwardly by the northerly act on an application for a Special Permit for communication and signal wires, poles and A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) line of said Canal Street to a large maple tree; Janet Callahan for the property located at 5 appurtenances along the southerly side of the Dollars by certified or bank check will be Thence northwardly in a line parallel with the Highland Trail, to add an addition to the exist- above-described parcel. required to be paid by the purchaser at the first above course to the Canal shown on said ing non-conforming dwelling in the THIS CONVEYANCE is made with the time and place of sale. The balance is to be plan; Thence westwardly by said Canal to the Neighborhood Residential District. A Special express agreement that the grantee, his heirs, paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law place of beginning. Said premises are hereby Permit is required under section 1.52 executors, administrators and assigns, Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, conveyed subject to any and all rights any Nonconforming Structures, §1.52a (et al). A assume and will assume the obligation to con- Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Telephone Company may have in or over said Special Permit is required under §1.52 non- struct, erect and maintain a fence between the 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts premises. Being the same premises con- conforming structures, §1.52a (et al). The above granted premises and the remaining 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the veyed to Fred Austin by deed of Arthur W. public is invited to attend. land of the grantor, should the grantee, his date of sale. Deed will be provided to pur- Mitchell by his deed dated October 26, 1942, Joan Veinot, Clerk heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, chaser for recording upon receipt in full of the and recorded with Worcester District Deeds, September 18, 2009 require the fencing of the above granted purchase price. The description of the prem- Book 2909, Page 54, ALSO: the land in East September 25, 2009 premises, or any portion thereof. ises contained in said mortgage shall control Brookfield, Worcester County, For reference see deed recorded in said in the event of an error in this publication. Massachusetts, being a certain parcel of land, Notice of Public Hearing – Registry of Deeds in Book 18175, Page 391. Other terms, if any, to be announced at situated easterly of the road running over the Spencer Planning Board TRACT II the sale. Canal between Lake Quacumquasit and Lake At the regularly scheduled Planning Board THE LAND IN East Brookfield, Worcester U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS Quaboag to East Brookfield, arid being the meeting to be held on Tuesday, October 6, County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, on TRUSTEE easterly portion of the Third Parcel of land as 2009 in McCourt Social Hall of Memorial Town the southwesterly side of Cove Street shown Present holder of said mortgage shown on a plan entitled 'Mitchells Grove, Hall, 157 Main Street, Spencer, MA, public on “Plan of Land in East Brookfield, Mass., Located at Lake Quacumquasit, East hearings will be held on the following items June 11, 1954, E. A. Chamberlain, Surveyor”, By its Attorneys, Brookfield, Mass., owned and developed by starting at 7:00 PM or as soon thereafter as bounded and described as follows: HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Arthur W. Mitchell, June 24, 1932, E.A. can be heard: BEGINNING at the most northerly corner 150 California Street Chamberlain, Engr.' and recorded with Extension for Definitive Subdivision of the parcel herein conveyed on the south- Newton, MA 02458 Worcester District Deeds, Plan Book 71, Plan Plan – Laureldale Woods Phase II. The prop- westerly side of Cove Street at land of the (617) 558-0500 16, and bounded and described as follows: erty owned by Laureldale Woods LLC, located Boston and Albany Railroad; 200803-2430 - YEL BEGINNING at the northeasterly corner off Paxton Road, identified on the Spencer THENCE southwesterly by said Boston September 18, 2009 thereof at the southwesterly corner of Lot #16 Assessor Map 46, Parcels 28 – 51 and Map and Albany Railroad Company’s land, partly September 25, 2009 as shown on said plan; Thence northwesterly R55, Parcels 28 – 31. The applicant is by a wire fence, 325 feet, more or less to said October 2, 2009 by the westerly line of said Lot #16 one hun- requesting an extension for the definitive sub- Railroad Company’s right of way; dred twenty-eight and five tenths (128.5) feet, division plan to allow additional time to com- THENCE southeasterly by said Boston NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF more or less, to the Canal leading to Quaboag plete the project. This is a 27 lot subdivision and Albany Railroad Company’s right of way REAL ESTATE Lake; Thence southwesterly by said Canal to for single-family homes and approved by the 118 feet, more or less, to the Seven Mile River By virtue and in execution of the Power of other land of the grantor; Thence southeaster- Planning Board on December 5, 2006, and Pond; Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by ly by other land of the Grantor to Canal Road amended on October 7, 2008. THENCE northeasterly by the high water Lois Austin to Mortgage Electronic as shown on said Plan; Thence : easterly and Interested parties may review the plans at the line of said Pond 335 feet, more or less to said Registration Systems, Inc., dated August 9, southeasterly by the northerly line of Canal Office of Development & Services in Memorial Cove Street; 2007 and recorded with the Worcester Road as shown on said Plan to the south- Town Hall during regular business hours. THENCE northwesterly by said Cove County (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds westerly corner of Lot #15 and the place of Public Hearing - Zoning Amendments. Street 143 feet, more or less, to the place of at Book 41664, Page 5, of which mortgage beginning. The proposed zoning amendments affect all beginning. BAC Home Loans Servicing, L.P. f/k/a *Excepting therefrom the land in East property in the Town of Spencer, in that certain For title reference see deed recorded in Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP. is the Brookfield as described in deed recorded at actions are required for such uses in all zon- said Registry of Deeds in Book 18175, Page present holder, for breach of the conditions of Book 6133, Page 259. ing districts. The proposed zoning amend- 391. said mortgage and for the purpose of fore- For mortgagor's(s') title see Worcester ments are: TRACT III closing, the same will be sold at Public County (Worcester District) Probate Court (1) Section 2.2, Definitions, amend the def- THE LAND IN East Brookfield, Worcester Auction at 5:00 p.m. on October 16, 2009, on Docket No. 89P0709-E1. inition for “Structure”. County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the mortgaged premises located at 190 South These premises will be sold and conveyed (2) Section 4.8.1.H, Accessory Apartments, being a certain parcel of land situated on the Pond Road, East Brookfield, Worcester subject to and with the benefit of all rights, clarify the living area requirements. westerly side of Cove Street, and bounded County, Massachusetts, all and singular the rights of way, restrictions, easements, (3) Section 4.8.5.L.9, Wireless Data and described as follows: premises described in said mortgage, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of Transfer Facilities, General Requirements, BEGINNING at the southeasterly corner TO WIT: liens, improvements, public assessments, any edit reference to former bylaw. of the lot to be described on the westerly side The land in East Brookfield, Worcester and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water (4) Section 6.5.3.E.4, Signage, of said Cove Street and at an iron pin at land County, Massachusetts, situated in the and sewer liens and any other municipal Commercial & Industrial Districts, add lan- of Charles Crompton; southerly part thereof on the road from said assessments or liens or existing encum- guage for multi-tenant building free standing THENCE South 22°4’ West by land of Brookfield to Sturbridge running by the brances of record which are in force and are signs. said Crompton fifty-one and sixty-eight one northerly end of lake Quacumquasit, and applicable, having priority over said mortgage, (5) Section 7.4.3.H, Site Plan Review hundredths (51.68) feet to an iron pin at the being lot numbered one (1) on a plan of lost whether or not reference to such restrictions, Procedure, edit reference to Zoning Board of corner of a fence at land of the Boston & entitled 'Mitchell's Grove located at Lake easements, improvements, liens or encum- Adjustment. Albany Railroad; Quacumquasit East Brookfield, Mass., owned brances is made in the deed. (6) Section 7.4.5.K, Site Plan Review, THENCE North 74°47’ West by a fence and developed by Arthur W. Mitchell. Said TERMS OF SALE: amend requirements for Community Impact and by land of the Boston & Albany Railroad land is bounded and described as shown on A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Analysis. fifty-one and twenty-three one hundredths said plan, which plan is recorded in the Dollars by certified or bank check will be (7) Section 4.8, Special Use Regulations, (51.23) feet to the corner of a fence; Worcester District Registry of Deeds, in Plan required to be paid by the purchaser at the add Section 4.8.6, Earth Removal and THENCE South 75°47’ West by a fence Book 71, Plan 16. time and place of sale. The balance is to be Section 4.8.7, Wind Energy Conversion and by the Boston & Albany Railroad one hun- Together with the right to moore and keep a paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Facilities dred eleven and fifteen one hundredths row boat or motor boat in the lagoon con- Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, (8) Section 6.2, Common Driveways, add (111.15) feet to land of Albert W. Surprenant; structed by said Mitchell along the Canal Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box standards for all driveways THENCE North 50°52’ West by land of between said Lake and Quaboag Lake in 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts All interested persons should attend the said Surprenant, twenty (20) feet, more or common with Arthur W. Mitchell, his heirs and 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the public hearing. A copy of the zoning amend- assigns and such as said Arthur W. Mitchell date of sale. Deed will be provided to pur- ments is available for review at the Town Turn To LEGALS, page 9 Friday, September 25, 2009 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 9 LEGALS

LEGALS continued from page 8 Telephone: 781-246-8995 Fax: 781-569-6026 Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. existing encumbrances of record which are in 9/18/2009 9/25/2009 10/2/2009 CitiMortgage, Inc. claiming to be the holder of force and are applicable, having priority over less; 8.1777 a Mortgage covering real property in Spencer, said mortgage, whether or not reference to THENCE North 75°47’ East by land now September 18, 2009 numbered 18 Bay Path Road given by Terry such restrictions, easements, improvements, or formerly of Tardy, one hundred eighty-three September 25, 2009 K. Ward and Tina Ward to Mortgage liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. and 53/100 (183.53) feet to the point of begin- October 2, 2009 Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dated The Mortgagee reserves the right to ning. March 27, 2006, and recorded with the change the terms of the sale and postpone BEING A PART OF THE PREMISES THE COMMONWEALTH OF Worcester County (Worcester District) the sale to a later date by public proclamation CONVEYED to Samuel McComas and Minnie MASSACHUSETTS Registry of Deeds at Book 38668, Page 240 at or during the time and date appointed for McComas by deed of Howard C. Boulton, LAND COURT and now held by the plaintiff by assignment the sale and to further postpone at any Administrator of the Estate of Cora L. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT has filed with said court a complaint for adjourned sale date by public proclamation at McComas dated September 26, 1945 and (SEAL) Case No. 401354 authority to foreclose said mortgage in the the time and date appointed for the adjourned recorded with the Worcester District Registry To: manner following: by entry and possession sale date. of Deeds in Book 2969, Page 599. Jesse Lamoureux, Heirs, Devisees and and exercise of power of sale. No representations, express or implied, are TOGETHER with the right in common Legal Representative of the Estate of If you are entitled to the benefits of the made with respect to any matter concerning with others to use a strip of land one (1) rod Marjorie A. Lamoureux, Trina Casiano; Servicemembers Civil Relief Act as amended the premises which will be sold “as is.” wide formerly of Sarah L. Davis adjoining the Rosaleen Clayton and you object to such foreclosure you or your Terms of sale: A deposit of five thousand granted premises on the West as a common and to all persons entitled to the benefit of attorney should file a written appearance and dollars ($5,000.00) by certified or bank check passageway; and subject to the right of others the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. answer in said court at Boston on or before will be required to be paid by the purchaser at to use the strip of land one (1) rod wide along CitiMortgage, Inc. claiming to be the holder of OCT 19 2009 or you may be forever barred the time and place of sale as a deposit to be the westerly side of the granted premises as a a Mortgage covering real property in Spencer, from claiming that such foreclosure is invalid held at the option of the mortgagee as liqui- common passageway to Boston Post Road. numbered 10 Kingsbury Road given by Jesse under said act. dated damages for any breach by the buyer. For title reference see deed recorded in Lamoureux and Marjorie A. Lamoureux to Witness, KARYN F. SCHEIER, Chief The balance is to be paid by certified or bank said Registry of Deeds in Book 18175, Page Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Justice of said Court on SEP 03 2009. check at the offices of Alexandrov, Metzger & 391. Inc., dated December 8, 2005, and recorded Attest: Flannagan, P.C., 32 The description of the property that with the Worcester County (Worcester DEBORAH J. PATTERSON Franklin Street, Suite 304, Worcester, MA appears in the mortgage to be foreclosed District) Registry of Deeds at Book 38102, RECORDER 01608 within thirty (30) days from the date of shall control in the event of a typographical Page 17 and now held by the plaintiff by 200904-1594-GRN sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for error in this publication. assignment has filed with said court a com- September 25, 2009 recording upon receipt in full of the purchase For Mortgagors’ Title see deed dated plaint for authority to foreclose said mortgage price. The successful bidder shall be required 7/11/2007, and recorded in Book 41488 at in the manner following: by entry and posses- NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF to sign a Memorandum of Terms of Sale con- Page 326 with the Worcester County sion and exercise of power of sale. REAL ESTATE taining the foregoing terms at the Auction (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds. If you are entitled to the benefits of the By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be Servicemembers Civil Relief Act as amended Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by In the event of an error in this publication, sold and conveyed subject to all liens, encum- and you object to such foreclosure you or your Daniel W. Shannon, Jr. and Jessica A. the description of the premises contained in brances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal attorney should file a written appearance and Shannon to Spencer Savings Bank dated said mortgage shall control. liens and assessments, if any, which take answer in said court at Boston on or before September 1, 2006, and recorded with the Other terms, if any, to be announced at the precedence over the said mortgage above the 19th day of October 2009 or you may be Worcester County (Southern District) Registry sale. described. forever barred from claiming that such fore- of Deeds in Book 39718 at Page 270, of which Spencer Savings Bank FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of closure is invalid under said act. mortgage the undersigned is the present hold- Its Successors and/or assigns the purchase price must be paid in cash, cer- Witness, KARYN F. SCHEIER, Chief er, for breach of the conditions of said mort- Present holder of said mortgage tified check, bank treasurer’s or cashier’s Justice of said Court on the 2nd day of gage and for the purpose of foreclosing the By its Attorneys, check at the time and place of the sale by the September 2009. same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 Alexandrov, Metzger & Flannagan, P.C. purchaser. The balance of the purchase price Attest: A.M. on the 21st day of October, 2009 upon 32 Franklin Street, Ste. 304 shall be paid in cash, certified check, bank DEBORAH J. PATTERSON the mortgaged premises described below and Worcester, MA 01608 treasurer’s or cashier’s check within thirty (30) RECORDER being known as 16 Elm Street, North September 25, 2009 days after the date of sale. 200711-1305-GRN Brookfield, Worcester County, October 2, 2009 Other terms to be announced at the sale. September 25, 2009 Massachusetts, all and singular the premises October 9, 2009 BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC described in said mortgage, 160 Farmington Avenue NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF To wit: Notice of Public Hearing – Farmington, CT 06032 REAL ESTATE The land in North Brookfield, Worcester Spencer Zoning Board of Appeals Attorney for OneWest Bank, FSB By virtue and in execution of the Power of County, Massachusetts, being a certain parcel At the regularly scheduled Zoning Board Present Holder of the Mortgage Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by of land with the buildings thereon situated on of Appeals meeting to be held on Tuesday, (860) 677-2868 Barbara J Greenwood to Mortgage Electronic the westerly side of Elm Street and bounded October 13, 2009 in McCourt Social Hall of September 18, 2009 Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for and described as follows: Memorial Town Hall, 157 Main Street, September 25, 2009 IndyMac Bank, F.S.B., dated November 2, BEGINNING at an iron pin at the south- Spencer, MA, public hearings will be held on October 2, 2009 2007 and recorded with the Worcester County easterly corner of land of Sadie E. Adams on the following items starting at 7:15 PM or as (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in Book the westerly side of Elm Street, it being the soon thereafter as can be heard: NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF 42031, Page 21, of which mortgage OneWest northeasterly corner of the lot to be conveyed; 1. Variance – Richard F. and Marian E. REAL ESTATE Bank, FSB is the present holder, by assign- THENCE S. 20° 37’ E., by the westerly line Cogswell, Jameson Lane and Eastalee Drive, By virtue and in execution of the Power of ment, for breach of the conditions of said of said Elm Street, 66 feet to an iron pin at Spencer (Assessor’s Map U34, Parcel 2). The Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, land of Henry Lamoureux; applicants request a Variance in accordance Donald R. Berthiaume a/k/a Donald R. the same will be sold at Public Auction at THENCE S. 68° 24’ W., partly by a retain- with Section 5 and Table 5.1 of the Spencer Berthiaume, Jr. and Wendy S. Berthiaum to 10:00 AM on October 16, 2009, on the mort- ing wall and by land of said Lamoureux, 190 Zoning Bylaws. The applicants seek relief of Town and Country Credit, dated December gaged premises located at 360 North Street, feet by an iron pin at land of William J. Igoe; the minimum lot area and setbacks require- 24, 2004 and recorded with the Worcester WARREN, MA 01083, all and singular the THENCE N. 20° 54’ E., by a fence and by ments. The property is located in the Rural County (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds premises described in said mortgage, TO land of said Igoe and by land of Warren Residential zoning district. at Book 35458, Page 254, of which mortgage WIT: The land in the Town of Warren, Village Bartlett, 149.62 feet to an iron pin at land of 2. Special Permit – Ronald Brown, 19 Bank of America, National Association as suc- of West Warren, Worcester County, Said E. Adams; North Spencer Road, Spencer (Assessor’s cessor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Massachusetts bounded and described as fol- THENCE S. 57° 00’ E., by land of said Map R32, Parcel 27). The application was Association, as Trustee for Certificateholders lows: A certain tract or parcel of land situated Adams, 55.8 feet to an iron pin; submitted by Kim Warren. The applicant is of Bear Stearns Asset Backed Securities I on the easterly side of North Street in West THENCE N. 67° 15’ E., by other land of requesting a Special Permit in accordance LLC Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2005- Warren, bounded and described as follows: said Adams, 58.4 feet to the place of begin- with Section 4.9.3.C of the Spencer Zoning TC1 is the present holder, by assignment, for BEGINNING at an iron pin in the easterly side ning. Bylaw to extend a pre-existing, non-conform- breach of the conditions of said mortgage and of North St. as extended, said pin being the Being the same premises shown on plan ing use to allow for manufacturing and sale of for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will southwest corner of the premises herein con- entitled “Plan of Property in North Brookfield, concrete products. The property is located in be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM on veyed; Thence N. 35 degrees 26' E., 100 feet Mass., owned by Clarence A. Dupell, dated the Rural Residential zoning district. October 9, 2009, on the mortgaged premises along said North Street as extended to other September 17, 1953, Theodore P. Drazek, 3. Special Permit – Robert and Martha located at 15-17 Pearl Street, SPENCER, MA land now or formerly of Henry Berthiaume; Surveyor”. Berthiaume, 49 Lincoln Street, Spencer 01562, all and singular the premises Thence S. 61 degrees 32' E., 150 feet to an Together with the right of way over that part (Assessor’s Map U19, Parcel 5). The appli- described in said mortgage, TO WIT: That cer- iron pin; Thence S. 35 degrees 26' W., 100 of the driveway adjacent to the southwesterly cants propose to construct an addition (sun- tain parcel of land, with the buildings thereon, feet to an iron pin; Thence N. 61 degrees 32' line of land of Sadie E. Adams, which drive- room) with a deck to an existing single-family situated in Spencer, County of Worcester and W., 150 feet to an iron pin at the place of way is partly on land of said Sadie E. Adams house on a pre-existing nonconforming lot. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded beginning, the last three courses being along for purposes of ingress and egress to the barn The applicants request a Special Permit and described as follows: The property is land of said Berthiaume; For mortgagor's title on the granted premises and to the driveway under Section 4.9.2.A.2 of the Spencer commonly known as 15-17 Pearl Street, see deed recorded with the Worcester County along the southerly line of land of said Sadie Zoning Bylaw. The property is located in the Spencer, Massachusetts and is more particu- (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in Book E. Adams; Village Residential zoning district. larly described as follows: Located on the 42031, Page 17. These premises will be sold Subject to the right of Sadie E. Adams, her Interested parties may review the appli- southerly side of Pearl Street bounded as fol- and conveyed subject to and with the benefit heirs and assigns, to use the driveway adja- cation at the Office of Development & lows: of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- cent to the southerly line of land of said Sadie Inspectional Services in Memorial Town Hall Northerly by Pearl Street; Westerly by land ments, right of ways, covenants, liens or E. Adams referred to in a deed from Ella J. during regular business hours. formerly of Samuel Dickerman; Southerly by claims in the nature of liens, improvements, Slayton to Sadie E. Adams recorded in Book September 25, 2009 land formerly of James Kelly, M. Cahil and public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, 3030, Page 413. October 2, 2009 Jos. Gioward; Easterly by land formerly of tax titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and Subject also to the rights of Sadie E. Julia Bouvier. any other municipal assessments or liens or Adams, her heirs and assigns, to use the Commonwealth of Massachusetts For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with existing encumbrances of record which are in cesspool on the granted premises and to con- The Trial Court the Worcester County (Worcester District) force and are applicable, having priority over nect the said cesspool with underground Probate and Family Court Registry of Deeds in Book 26040, Page 45. said mortgage, whether or not reference to pipes together with the right to enter upon the Worcester Division These premises will be sold and conveyed such restrictions, easements, improvements, granted premises for purposes of maintaining Docket No. WO09C0265CA subject to and with the benefit of all rights, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. and repairing said cesspool and pipes In the matter of: rights of way, restrictions, easements, right of TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of TEN THOU- referred to in said deed. Kenyon Jonathan Cousins ways, covenants, liens or claims in the nature SAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00) by certified or Subject also to rights of way reserved in a Of: Brookfield, MA of liens, improvements, public assessments, bank check will be required to be paid by the deed from Liberty Stone to Ella J. Slayton NOTICE OF PETITION FOR any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, purchaser at the time and place of sale. The dated October 12, 1880 and recorded with the CHANGE OF NAME water and sewer liens and any other munici- balance is to be paid by certified or bank Worcester District Registry of Deeds in Book To all persons interested in petition pal assessments or liens or existing encum- check at Ablitt Law Offices, P.C., 304 1082, Page 103, if the same now still in effect. described: brances of record which are in force and are Cambridge Road, Woburn, Massachusetts Excepting therefrom a deed from Robert H. A petition has been presented by Meghan applicable, having priority over said mortgage, 01801, other terms and conditions will be pro- Ploof and Barbara A. Ploof to Norwood H. Lawrence requesting that: Kenyon Jonathan whether or not reference to such restrictions, vided at the place of sale. The description of Woolard and Robert A. Woolard dated May Cousins be allowed to change his name as easements, improvements, liens or encum- the premises contained in said mortgage shall 14, 1970 and recorded with the Worcester follows: Kenyon Michael Lawrence brances is made in the deed. TERMS OF control in the event of an error in this publica- District Registry of Deeds in Book 5034, Page IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, SALE: A deposit of TEN THOUSAND DOL- tion. OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE 305. YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A LARS ($10,000.00) by certified or bank check ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. Present holder BEING the same premises conveyed to WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT will be required to be paid by the purchaser at of said mortgage, OneWest Bank, FSB By its Daniel W. Shannon, Jr. and Jessica A. AT WORCESTER ON OR BEFORE TEN the time and place of sale. The balance is to Attorneys, Ablitt Law Offices, 304 Cambridge Shannon by deed of Francis J. Holzer, Sue E. O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON be paid by certified or bank check at Ablitt Law Road, Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 Holzer and Gayle P. Newton dated April 12, OCTOBER 06, 2009. Offices, P.C., 304 Cambridge Road, Woburn, Telephone: 781-246-8995 Fax: 781-246-8994 2001 and recorded in the Worcester District WITNESS, Hon. Denise L Meagher, First Massachusetts 01801, other terms and condi- 9/25/2009 10/2/2009 10/9/2009 Registry of Deeds in Book 23833, Page 265. Justice of this Court. tions will be provided at the place of sale. The 122.4467 Premises to be sold and conveyed to the Date: September 10, 2009 description of the premises contained in said September 25, 2009 highest bidder subject to and with the benefit Stephen G. Abraham mortgage shall control in the event of an error October 2, 2009 of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- Register of Probate in this publication. OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, October 9, 2009 ments, covenants, liens or claims in the September 25, 2009 TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. Present nature of liens, leases, rights of tenants and holder of said mortgage, Bank of America, THE COMMONWEALTH OF parties in possession, orders of conditions, National Association as successor by merger MASSACHUSETTS condominium regulations, by-laws, fees and to LaSalle Bank National Association, as LAND COURT liens, deeds out, improvements, public Trustee for Certificateholders of Bear Stearns DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Asset Backed Securities I LLC Asset-Backed (SEAL) Case No. 401851 titles, tax liens, estate tax liens, Medicaid Certificates, Series 2005-TC1 By its To: liens, claims of heirs, water and sewer liens, Attorneys, Ablitt Law Offices, 304 Cambridge Terry K. Ward; Tina Ward errors in descriptions, omitted courses, and Road, Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the any other municipal assessments or liens or Turn To LEGALS, page 10 10 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, September 25, 2009 LEGALS

LEGALS continued from page 9 NOTICE OF PETITION FOR YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A motion with notice to the petitioner, may allow) PROBATE OF WILL WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT in accordance with Probate Rule 16. Commonwealth of Massachusetts To all persons interested in the above cap- AT WORCESTER ON OR BEFORE TEN WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, First The Trial Court tioned estate, a petition has been presented O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON Justice of this Court. Probate and Family Court requesting that a document purporting to be OCTOBER 06, 2009. Date: September 10, 2009. Worcester Division the last will of said decedent be proved and In addition, you must file a written affidavit Stephen G. Abraham Docket No. WO09P2607EA allowed, and that Nancy C Riendeau of West of objections to the petition, stating specific Register of Probate In the Estate of: Raymond Riendeau Brookfield, MA be appointed executor/trix, facts and grounds upon which the objection is September 25, 2009 Late of: West Brookfield, MA 01585 named in the will to serve Without Surety. based, within thirty (30) days after the return Date of Death: 12/06/2008 IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, day (or such other time as the court, on TRIPS OFFERED

Send your club's information to the Spencer New Switzerland, Germany and Austria, including Justin. Family-style all-you-can-eat luncheon, ing the Fall Harvest Season. Sit back and relax Leader, TRIPS OFFERED, 25 Elm St., the Passion Play at Oberammergau, Germany followed by terrific local entertainment. The and enjoy a terrific show. Southbridge, MA 01550, or e-mail ddore@stone- (June 22 to July 4, 2010) and Greek Island cost is $52 per person. For more information, Before arriving at White’s, you’ll enjoy a visit bridgepress.com. The Trips Offered section will Cruise (Sept. 8-21, 2010). call Joan Sagendorph at (508) 885-5103. to Vanity Fair Outlets, where great bargains run as space permits. For more information, call Bernard Dube at • Dec. 2: Hollywood Christmas Show with are always on sale. (508) 885-3098. Laura Roth at Luciano’s Lake Pear in Return home at approximately 5 p.m. after a SPENCER AARP Wrentham. Funnier than Lucille Ball, Laura great day of fine cuisine and fun entertain- SPENCER — Spencer AARP is offering a trip BETTY B’S TRIPS Roth is popular here and in London and Paris. ment at White’s. Oct. 7 to Octoberfest at Wright's Mill Farm in NORTH BROOKFIELD — Betty “B” will be The cost is $59 per person. For more informa- The tour costs $56 per person, and includes an Canterbury,Conn. (please note new date). offering the following trips in 2009: tion, call Joan Bedard at (508) 867-2821. exciting show and family style dinner with two A little bit of Germany comes to New England • Oct. 4: Foliage Journey to the Berkshires. • Dec. 9-11: Join us for a delightful trip to the entrées, a Vanity Fair Outlets visit and luxury with Octoberfest. You'll dance and sing to Train ride from Lenox to Stockbridge, with a newly renovated Mount Washington Hotel in Silver Fox VCR/DVD motor coach. German folk songs, polkas, show tunes and stop at the Cork N Hearth Inn for lunch. Pickup the White Mountains. Enjoy deluxe accommo- For reservations or more information, call drinking songs presented by entertainers in times are 7:30 a.m. at the Spencer Big Y, 7:45 dations, an afternoon reception tea and enter- Cindy Norden at (508) 867-1407. authentic German lederhosen. A buffet menu a.m. at the North Brookfield Hannaford and 8 tainment, dining and dancing and an evening of cabbage and potato soup, sauerbraten, a.m. at the Ware Senior Center, off West Street holiday show. Learn about the hotel history on DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA bratwurst and knockwurst, braised pork loin (Route 32). a tour given by a local historian and delight in WEBSTER — The Daughters of Isabella proud- on smashed potatoes, hot German potato salad, • Nov. 9: Visit new and enlarged Butterfly all the amenities of the hotel including an ly present the following 2009 Fantastic Tours, etc., with assorted breads and desserts, coffee Museum, $60. Lunch at Wiggin's Tavern, then a indoor pool. The cost is $399 per person double which are open to the public: and tea. Cost is $70. stop at Atkins Farm in Amherst. occupancy, which includes two breakfasts, one • Oct. 18: Newport Playhouse and Cabaret For more information, or to book, call Rose at • Dec. 5: Shopping trip to Lee Outlets, $54. luncheon and two dinners. A $50 deposit is due Restaurant. The play will be “Crossing (508) 885-3078. Lunch at Delaney House, and a stop at the with reservation, and the balance is due by Delancey.” Includes ocean drive sightseeing Christmas Tree Shop in the Holyoke Mall. Nov. 1. Please make checks payable to Joan tour, admission to the Newport Playhouse, full ADVENTURE TOURS OF WARREN • Dec. 27: Lasalette Shrine at 4 p.m., $49. Lunch Sagendorph. For more information, call Joan course buffet luncheon and visit to the WARREN — Adventure Tours of Warren is at Wright's Chicken Farm in the early after- Sagendorph at (508) 885-5103. Newport Brick Market Place. Cost is $75. Bus offering the following trips: noon. Join us for a relaxing trip to complete the • Dec. 13: Mohegan Sun and Cornerstone leaves 8 a.m. from Southbridge and 8:30 a.m. • Oct. 8-16: Canyon Country,$2,649. holiday season. Playhouse. A five-hour casino stay, lunch and from Webster. • Oct. 9-12: Washington, D.C., $539. For more information, or to reserve a seat, call $20 free bet, along with “Mistletoed” at • Nov. 29: Nutcracker at the Opera House. Tour • Nov. 1-9: California Coast, $2,599. Betty Baldyga at (508) 867-9109. Cornerstone Playhouse in Mystic, Conn., and a includes orchestra seating at the Opera House, • Nov. 14-15: Freeport Overnight, $179. snack pack lunch for the trip home. The cost is luncheon at the No Name Restaurant and an • Dec. 11-13: Bethlehem, Pa., Christmas, $399. LASHAWAY SENIORS $59 per person. For more information, call Joan illuminated sightseeing drive along Boston For more information, call Randall at (413) 436- EAST BROOKFIELD — The Lashaway Seniors Sagendorph at (508) 885-5103. Common. Cost is $82. Bus leaves 9 a.m. from 5357 or e-mail [email protected]. are offering the following trips in 2009: Southbridge and 9:30 a.m. from Webster. • Oct. 7: Authentic German Oktoberfest. WEST BROOKFIELD COUNCIL ON AGING • Dec. 12-13: Indian Head Christmas. SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB OF LEICESTER Singing, dancing with Oompah Band and WEST BROOKFIELD — The West Brookfield Please note that final payment is due 30 days LEICESTER — The Senior Citizens Club of German folk songs, a German menu and lots of Council on Aging is offering a trip Oct. 14 to prior to tour departure date. Your deposit on Leicester is offering a trip Nov. 6 to Captain fun. The cost is $69 per person. White’s of Westport Fall Festival. The bus these tours confirms your reservation. Please Jack’s and Mohegan Sun. Cost is $60, with pay- The motor coach will depart at 10 a.m. from the departs at 8 a.m. from the West Brookfield make checks to “Bernadette Circle No. 709” ment due by Oct. 27. Lashaway Senior Center, Pleasant Street, East Senior Center. and mail to Janet Caouette, P.O. Box 533, Leicester Senior Trips are open to anyone Brookfield, and return around 4:30-5 p.m. For Join your friends at one of the finest luncheon Oxford, MA 01540. Tour components are sub- interested in traveling with them. For more reservations, please contact Joan Bedard at and show environments anywhere in New ject to change, based on availability; changes information and reservations, call Joan Wall at (508) 867-2821. All checks should be made England, White’s of Westport. White’s is noted will be noted. 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This is not cheap 6’8”x32” Mantle/Williams/Etc. Bose 3-2-1 System Sears Craftsman (1)4 Lights, (1)15 Lights Beds and 2 508-864-9223 Gas-Powered Edger plastic. $65.00. Motorized Dinette Set Paid $1000 Call (508)943-7215 3 Wood Frame Solid Dressers Seating For Four w/Glass $75 Glass Door Clawfoot Tub Asking $500 Wheelchair Beautiful wood frame Top And Three Bar Stools. Sony Surround-Sound 508-892-1550 24” Gas Stove Pronto Sure-Step M91 24”x50” includes mattresses, pillows, $400 $200 (6) HEPA Filters $50 Motorized, With Footrest, 30-Gallon Electric ladder (never used). $2000 508-867-9566 Call Matt at System 36” Electric Range Holds 300-400lbs. Hot-Water Heater or best offer. 508-943-6771 $250 1/3HP, 120V Holds Oxygen Tanks. LP Gas Wall heater Call (508)987-1594, leave 2x4 Area Output $50 Colonial Wood Set Of 4 Speakers Incl. 2 Brand New Batteries 712-299-5239 message will return call. $300 Floor Or Wall-Mount Refrigerator Asking $1650 firm Hutch and Base Dirt Bike Great For Woodworking $50 Antique Victorian Brand New Honey pine finish. Asking, 2003 RM65 Suzuki Call 508-949-7040 Area. Antique 1860’s Great condition, asking Lawn Sweeper 8pc. Black Marble Front load washer & dryer $350. Cost New $1000 Antique Chezck crystal $1200. Sell For $150 Each $100 OBO Oak Table Fireplace set. $1200. Call (774)696-3360 eMachines With 5 Legs Call (774)364-0367 set, valued at over $1800. (2) Commercial Mantle Surround Hand cut, very ornate. Desktop PC Call 5pm-8:30pm Showcases With ‘Engraved’ Design DISHWASHER 508-867-6546 & 2 Matching Chairs Good Condition Brand-New Appraised. Will sell for $900. With 20” Samsung 6’Wx2’D, 82” High $500 Best Offer For Both Automatic Scrubbing Glass and brass dinette Hot Point Dishwasher $100 $300 LCD Monitor 1 Passive Power-Head set Perfect for 1st ALSO: 140GB Hard Drive, 1GB 4’Wx2’D, 82” High 774-318-1024 Leave Message 860-923-2987 $500 apartment. $50. Brand New Casio RAM. CD/DVD Burner, Subwoofer $250 Potvin Gold Call (508)943-6367 Keyboard LH100 Digital Media Card “Home” $50 Both For $500 APARTMENT Reconditioned Prop Digital Screen Prompts, Reader (4 Slots). 19” Pitch, Fits Keys Light Up With Voice Running Vista Smoothly! Chevy Prizm Wanted 413-245-1241 LIQUIDATION Merc Cruisers Complete Prompts. Lots Of Stored Asking $500 For Any Year. Must Have Very Everything Must Go! $85 Bedroom Set Music Inside! The Combo! Low Miles. 27’ Above Brass Headboard & Paid $199 On Sale 774-232-6617 Will Consider A Civic Furniture 508-826-2029 Footboard With Rails. Twin Sell $100 508-764-1439 Ground Pool SILVER COINS Men’s Clothing Brilliion Grass Sized, Includes White Email: ENTIRE CONTENTS 12 Outboards Top Of The Line Quality WANTED 3-Drawer Dresser. [email protected] (Ester Williams) Pictures Seeder Asking $200 For Pictures Or Call Marty OF 2 STORAGE 3HP to 35HP Includes Brand New Liner, Paying AT LEAST Model Sl8 Johnson, Evinrude, 9 Times Face Value Many Miscellaneous 1940’s Headboard & (Dayville, CT, 06241, UNITS Large Deck, Stairs, Filter, 8-Foot Wide, Like New Near MA & RI Line) & Mercury. Pump, And All The For Pre-1965 Silver Coins Items Footboard Must Go! Condition. Always 860-779-2611 Moving Out Of State. All Tuned Up, Checked Out, Accesories. Stored Inside. Veneer Wood With Spring & And Ready To Go. Robert L Potvin No Reasonable Rails. Includes Nightstand, Come Find Your Treasures, Over $10,000 New Route 9, W. Brookfield $4,900 OBO Disney Area Stay $250-$650 BEST OFFER Offer Refused Rugged Post. Full-Sized Large & Small 508-885-6657 508-344-0195 508-764-8330 Asking $200 7 Days, 6 Nights Call For Appointment 508-867-3360 508-949-6425 2 Adult Disney Tickets 774-232-0064 16-Year Old (cell) 774-452-1228 Camcorder 774-318-1024 Paid $750 35mm Minolta Athena Stereo $140 Sell For $249 Estate Furs Double Pane Complete Master Good For One Year Windows Maxxum 5000 Air Conditioner Speakers Audio Equipment 508-301-0266 1 long, Grey, Persian lamb General Electric $60 Bedroom Furniture coat. Size small w/matching With Screens: Camera 3ft tall x 1ft wide, excellent hat. In excellent condition, (4) 22.75”W/40”H 24,000 BTU, Window Mount, quality, fantastic sound. 2 Electric Guitar Includes California Double Window AF50 Lens & AF70-210 Lens, 230 Volts. Used One $500/BO. 1 long Black (10) 22.75”W/48”H Flash & Case. speakers. Asking $380 $95 King-Sized Waterbed Frame, New, Vetter High Pro 4 Persian Lamb. Size large. In (9) 22.75”W/56”H Summer. With Remote for pair. Amp $60 Large Armoire, Large With Screens. $150 Control good condition, but worn. Call (508)341-4659 Receiver $120 Dresser With Mirror, Measures 76”Long $300/BO. With Crank Opening 508-278-6123 $400 Canon Film Camera $45 (2) Large End Tables. Sturdy (1) 40.75”W/41”H Call Bob Or Joyce Cherry In Excellent 61”High (508)987-8483 Authentic DVD Player $25 $650 OBO 508-885-2400 GPS $95 Condition. (2) 34.75”W/48”H $2000 OBO Everything Must Asking $50 OBO Per Set 3HP Horizontal Revolutionary Computer $150 Marine Hemi 774-262-8929 Shaft Motor Air Conditioners War Historic DJ Equipment Piggy-Back Washer/ Engine Go!! Runs $25 General Electric 10,000 BTU Dryer Combo Portable Dishwasher Window Mount Air Autographs Dale Earnhardt Sr. 1959 With Latham Blower 1960’s Desk Magazines Kenmore, Excellent with butcher block top, $250. Cargo Carrier Conditioner, $150. Genuine Original Signature And Four Carburetors Farmers table with 5 chairs, And Chair Autographs Of Condition, All Brochures. $8000 OBO For 2-Inch Receiver Samsung 5,000 BTU 860-963-7087 $600 OBO $200. Oak cabinets, various $35 New $40 American Icons. sizes, six pieces, $400. Window Mount Air George Washington $3000 (3) Original Factory Call 508-259-8805 508-735-9493 Conditioner, $75.00 Car Seat Call (508)328-3438 8HP Briggs & Stratton Benjamin Franklin $3000 $20 Hubcaps 1970 429ci Motor Call Jeff at Thomas Jefferson $1500 For 2005 Hyundai Sonata Dresses Exercise New Short Block, (802)380-0844 All Have Certificates Of Boy’s (3-4 yr) Bike $35 Each Wedding, Prom, Cocktail. All $35 “Tj” Engine Runs $150 Authenticity Call Alan At brand new. Equipment 390HP, Runs Strong, 508-248-6783 508-476-1068 774-272-2459 508-509-5407 Call (508)981-6762 Weider weight bench, w/C-6 Tran. & HD Drivetrain. All French Country preacher curl and leg $2500 OBO Ethan Allen Backup Powerpack Case Tractor Dryer extension with Olympic bar. Call Anytime For Computer, $100 1948 VAC With Computer Amana Heavy-Duty. 295lbs of weight, $250. 50lb 508-873-1437 4-Piece Wicker Furniture Antique Stainless-Steel Sickle-Bar Mower. Compaq FS7600 Excellent Condition. punching bag, $50. Curl bar, Patio Set Variety Of Tables Asking $1650 OBO Lexmark Printer/Copier/Fax $100 85lbs or weight, $40. $60 Butler Milkcan Defiant Wood $25 Lexmark Printer 860-774-3365 [email protected] End Tables International Harvester All For $550 OBO or 508-637-1046 Stove 55-Gallon Fish Tank Nested Tables Antique Singer Sewing With Metal Stand & Cover. Two-Row Corn Planter Early 1900’s Takes Up To 24” Log Machine Trailer-Type, With Computer Desk (Corner) Farm Equipment $250 OBO 30-Gallon Fish Tank Leave Message $50 Hydraulic Lift. $195 OBO Colonial-Style (2) Large Filters 508-208-8401 Harrow Call Anytime 508-461-9097 $800 OBO Office Chair (Cully) Porch Posts 508-885-3694 (1) Medium Filter Can schedule viewing $65 Deere 5-Foot, 3-Point in Oxford. 860-974-9811 8 Posts, 9 Matching Railings $400 ALL For $80 Beach Cruiser Entertainment Center With Spindles Attached. 1974 Suzuki TC100 Cultivator Toolbar Cedar Chest & 58”x52”x19”, Solid Wood (4) Antique Wood 1000 Original Miles, Always 860-974-1841 Amana 100 Bicycles $300 5-Foot, 5-Spring Tine, Garaged. Hasn’t Been Used NEW! Red, Blue, Rocker & Coal Stoves 2 Hiller Discs, 3-Point In 4 Years! Microwave Green, Orange. Multi-Colored Cushioned Numerous Dog Glenwood & Magee Brand $350 6 Shaper Bits New Condition Balloon Tires. Breed Books $1000 Top, Cherry Wood Cedar For More Information Lime Spreader Never used w/factory $150 $195 Each (Hope) Chest and Matching 508-867-9734 508-885-3136 coating. 1/2 inch shank. NOT 508-476-1935 413-967-8169 Tow-Behind, Ground Driven. 860-888-5207 508-764-8330 Rocker. Both In Excellent $150 FOR HAND ROUTER. Condition. Fine Art 8-Inch/10-Inch $185.00 Beautiful Asking Coolant System 860-974-7099 Cedar Chest $300 1/4HP 208/230V 3-Phase Signed in the plate Tarkay Delta Lathe Amana Air Seriolithograph 2002 Indigo Porcelain Plates Reproducer Furniture Rocker $200 6-Gallon Flood-Type HONDA All With Children’s Pictures Call 508-756-2607 $175 OBO Chapeau. Professionally Fits 12" & 14" Delta Conditioner Entertainment Center framed 36 1/2"x37". GENERATOR By Well-Known Artist. Lathes $450 18,000 btu only used 4 $200/BRO, like new. 120V 6-Gallon Flood-Type With Certificates & Numbers, Corner TV Cabinet Comes with Park West 3000 Watts Backpack summers, 2 heavy for me to Redecorating and need Coolant System gallery Certificate & #EU3000ISA Still In Original Boxes. lift. $400 new, sell for $200. space. Store-new $100 $175 OBO If Interested, Call Never Used Appraisal. Can e-mail pic Like New, Super Quiet. $100 Ask for Pat, condition, MUST SEE! Call 508-943-3711 $300 OBO $1650 508-347-3238 (508)832-3684 Call 5pm-8:30pm Will Discuss Prices Call (508)943-7215 (508)885-5542 After 6pm 508-867-6546 (508) 867-2250 Mike 860-935-0072 SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 3

010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE Farmer’s Hutch John Deere 3235A Like New! MOST ITEMS Oak Bedroom Set Pride Brand Snowblower $200 Fairway Mower Large Two-Level Light Queen bed and mattress, Combination Snapper 8HP 26” $500 The Like-New 3-Year-Old Lopi $5900 OBO Oak Coffee Table HALF ORIGINAL hutch, nightstand and Lift Recliner Washer $125 dresser with mirror. All in Maytag, Heavy Duty $100 Pellet Stove & John Deere 2243 PRICE! excellent condition. Mattress Wine Color, Book Bear Ash Vacuum Greens Mower Good Condition Arien Tractor brand new. $1300 or BO. Only Used 3 Times Dryer Books! Books! Books! $1400 $5900 OBO 8’ x 11’ Karastan Mahogany TV and Cost $850 Whirlpool, Electric $100 Arc Welder $700 OBO We have 100,000 lively Call 508-943-3711 John Deere 220A Oriental Rug Video Stand Entertainment Center old books at After 6pm Walk-Behind Greens Mower New Fringe & Wood-Burning Stove $50. Shower Seat/Stool For Tub Solid Oak $100 THE BOOK BEAR $1995 OBO $25 Professionally Cleaned Fishing Equipment Brand New Queen-Sized Bed Fish Tanks 508-764-8330 $350 Entertainment Center Gazelle Exercise Equipment Solid Oak $200 Archery Equipment Good Condition 125 & 75 Gallon Black chrome and glass Triple Dresser w/Mirror Complete Setups, Including John Deere Call Rich $150 OBO 508-826-2029 Machinist Tools asking $500 or BO. $150 Wood Cabinet Stands, Call (860)377-7549 or Back Massage Chair Pad Canister Filters For Salt Or Snowthrower Auto Tools Sterns & Foster Mattress For LX And GT Series (860)928-1135 Good Condition Fresh Water, Heaters, Living Room Antenna Tower $50 New $400 Lawn & Garden Tractors. We have books for the Pumps, Lights & Extras. 860-774-0794 Computer Desk $100 $600 & $500 FIRM 42 Inch, Furniture 35mm Camera Oak Computer scholar, collector and Best Offer For: 860-481-5570 Shop Smith general reader. Call 508-949-7040 Used Once(Honest!) Armoire w/Accessories $500 Located on Route 9 in West FlexSteel Couch, 146 VHS Disney Includes Chains, Weights, $150 Joiner/Planer $75 Brookfield, halfway between Flat Belt And Operator’s Manual Chair & Ottoman. Movies Prom Dress Sale Amherst & Worcester. PTO Pulley $1500 La-Z-Boy Couch & Recliner. 508-885-5189 Trumpet $100 Current Gowns-Daughter is LCD Monitor 17” $75 Open 7 days a week, Senior. Sizes 6-8. Originally 10am-6pm $80 774-745-0242 All Items High Quality, Electric/Acoustic Guitar Maple Dresser Vinci Brand $100 priced from $200-$300. Two w/Hutch $50 Each We Also Buy Aluminum Cross Email For Pictures Or Like New. MOTORS Some shoes and jewelry. For Church, Cross Arm 6’, Questions Email For Photos 508-864-7159 Cash only. Call 774-262-3336 BOOK COLLECTIONS, [email protected] [email protected] 1/2HP 230/460V Leave Message LIBRARIES & 10’ High, 10” Surface, 7” 1725RPM, 56 Frame. Oak Round Call (508)832-9981 Deep. Can Be Lighted. 401-316-4793 $45 ESTATES! $150 Kenmore Pub Table Pub/Bar Set Snowplow Washer & Dryer 5HP, 230/460V Heavy-Duty 8-Foot Fisher CALL FOR INFO. Call 5pm-8:30pm Living Room Set 48” Round, With 18” Leaf. Mahogany Braided Edge Like New 1740RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC 36” High. Pull-Out Drawer Snowplow Assembly 508-867-8705 508-867-6546 90” Sofa $150 Table With Center Wine or call Toll Free $100 Each Love Seat Underneath Table. Rack. Includes Two Includes Hydraulic Pump & 5HP, 230/460V 6 Months Old. Controls. Also, Frame For 877-809-2665 FOLDING Call Phil Oriental Rug Barstool Chairs, Chevy Silverado. (Machine-Made) 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC $200 Beautifully Designed, CREEPER 508-234-3348 $150 508-234-3652 Asking $500 OBO 2 Matching End-Tables Fabric Still Covered In Call 860-974-3098 Thomasville For automotive purpose - sit Kennedy 1/2HP 208/230/460V Old Oak Rolltop Plastic, Brand New. or laying position. $10.00 Take The Whole Set For Large Overhead Door-Opener Cherry 413-262-9990 Machinist Toolbox $1000 Or Best Offer Asking $400 Solid Marble $130 Desk Please Call Bedroom Set 20 Inch, 7-Drawer, Several Great Original Condition! Cocktail Table Micrometers, Indicators, Etc. 508-867-9650 4 Motor Speed Controls 508-987-2798 Dresser, Mirror, Chest, Garage Heater 54” Long, 30” Wide Grey with vine detailing, Nightstand, Headboard & Hitachi J100, 400/460V pointed oval shape. Originally 2Mark Brand, Kenmore Top-Load Living Room Sofa Best Offer $600 Real Ranch Footboard. With Queen Thermostatically Controlled. Washer & Chair 860-774-4019 $1200, selling for $250 Mattress & Boxspring w/Hanging Brackets. Good Condition Call 5pm-8:30pm Mink Jacket (508)943-7360 Included. Paid Over $600 2 1/2 Years Old Ethan Allen. Sturdy Lifetime 508-867-6546 Old-Time Trunk Very Good Condition Very Good Condition! Best Offer! Only Used 3x/Week Frame, Excellent Quality. Good Condition $800 or best offer Solid Oak Queen Seldom Used. Floral Pattern, Country 508-885-3136 $100 CASH OBO Moving Must Sell Needs Straps $750 Steals It! Styling. Best Offer 508-943-2444 Bedroom Set Call 508-949-7040 860-888-5207 Afternoons & Evenings Garden Leisure 6 Seater $750. Lighted round curio 860-974-1912 Solid Wood Coffee Hot Tub with lounger, 508-234-2712 & End Table Refinished Chairs end table, $50. Iron twin bed, Girls Clothing $3800/BO. Outdoor Garden Natural Or Painted Finish, $200. Steins, $25. Dolls, TOOL SHEDS Kia Rio Or Hyundai Over $3500 New Weider Pro 9940 dual weight Some Decorated. Singles To $25. 2 Bureaus $100 Each Made of Texture 1-11 & Shoes $800 Steals It! bench, $150. Fountain Toddler Sizes Through 10/12 Accent Wanted Sets Of Six. Call (508)867-9222 Call 508-949-7040 Very Large, Gorgeous, 8x8 $625 Shoe Sizes 1-3 One With Very Low Mileage Trampoline, $75. 3 Tiers, Excellent Condition Very Reasonable! Sony 50” XBR 8x10 $800 Gently Used & Brand New Auto, Air. ‘06-’08. Brand new computer Must Be Seen! 508-764-4493 Will Pay Your Price LK Stainless 8x12 $875 Many Styles & Brands armoire, $450. Originally $1500 Projection TV 8x16 $1175 To Choose From. For The Right One Steel Sink Asking $650 Rolex Watch $1100 or best offer. 508-764-1439 Please call Delivered And Call 508-943-2007 For Appt. Model #CCR2522-4 (508)404-5470 508-867-3900 Stainless Steel Perpetual Lane 2 piece sectional Kirby GL2000 Brand New, In Box. Pearl Face, Original Box. with recliner, $1000 or Built On-Site Glass-Top 36” “Celebrity Classic”. Panasonic Excellent, Near-Mint best offer. Other Sizes Available Vacuum Cleaner New $400 Moving Condition Octagonal Table Color TV $1200 FIRM Queen size bed Call 413-324-1117 $50 w/Accessories. Hardly Used. Asking $125 Must Sell! CT-36SX12F with cherry wood $275 508-832-9877 (Appraised Much Higher) 36” HDS Flat Screen With CASH Only frame, $700. Toro Commercial Oak Queen Post Ethan Allen Call (508)347-2764 Headboard/Footboard Golf Clubs Llama Wool New Mahogany Remote & Operating Call 508-949-7040 Lawnmower $50 Mens/Womens Dining Room Instructions. Speedaire Air Pro-Line Series, With 44” Complete Set With Bag $475 Gas 32” Fireplaces For Sale Large Crystal Chandelier Call 508-943-1206 Rototiller Deck And Trac Vac $50 each $75 Ariens, Rear Tine, Electric Compressors Unfinished 11x14 Oriental Wool Rug After 7pm Collection System. Freezer (17cu.ft.) $200 Campbell 100 PSI Call For More Information Start. Newly Serviced, 3 ph 30 & 80 gallon. Onan Great For Picking Up 5’x8’ Oriental Rug $30 Compressor 508-335-8239 Painted Bureau Park Model RV 7HP Engine. Generators 5k W. Scale 1k Grass Clippings And Oak TV Cabinet $40 2 Olive-Green Swivel $550 lbs. Best offer on all listings. $65 508-234-6096 Call (508)347-1223 Leaves. 508-347-5782 Machinist Tools Rocker Chairs 2002, 12x40 $3000 Dorm TV w/DVD $75 Tool chest, also other odds Pilates Machines (like brand new) on beautiful lot in campground can be Rough Sawn 5x5x8 Ft. Spinet Piano and 508-832-7414 Grooming Dorm Microwave $30 and ends. Queen Brass Bed Call (508)234-8034 used for a full 6 months (15 Pine Timbers Bench Equipment Falcon Fishing Rods Best Offer Accepted April-15 October every year) Air Dried, Two Years. Toshiba Lot paid for until 2097. $800. Country Blue plaid 1 Romani Grand Daddy Dryer Brand New $100 Mags With Tires For All $8.00 Each loveseat and chair. $450. 36 Inch TV 1 Romani Clipper Vac $48,000 Okuma Fishing Rods For E-Z-Go Golfcart 508-867-6730 (2)25 Ft. & (2)18 Foot Wilson ladies clubs, bag, Used Very Little. (B&B Model) Call Don (508)344-9499 cart, $200. All excellent Plays Like New! Brand New $75 Parking Lot Light Posts 1 42 Inch Hydraulic Plow For John Deere w/Double Lamps condition. Will consider MUST SELL! Grooming Table Wood Fishing Rod Rack Garden Tractor NASCAR Penn 6 wt. Flyrod New $1500 reasonable offers. Cost $895 1 Hydro Surge Bather 12 Rods - $40 New Condition Call (508)867-8532 Sell For $399 Truck Liner For 6’ Bed Die-Cast Models 508-764-8330 Asking $2500 For All Call 508-278-6419 Call 508-885-9754 508-987-2419 Assorted Okuma Reels They’re Back! Spinnet Piano $50-$100 Rug (7’x10’) $5 And Up! Samsung 61” w/Seashell Border Piano Boy’s BMX Bike $20 Saddles (Steinert) Gym Equipment 508-987-1504 HDTV-DLP TV $1000. Sunfish sailboat Marc X Platinum $100 Each Baldwin Spinnet with stand for sale for $1500. Trees for 508-390-3717 Light brown color. Bought at w/trailer, $700. Jenny Lind 3100 Bench Mahogany Bureaus, Bookcases, Etc. Call (508)733-5047 for 3/4 bed, $250. Sailboard & In Excellent Condition Steinerts. Good condition, Sale Kitchen Table & 6 Oak Kitchen Chairs $700. appointment. sail (new), $500. Dresser set, $125 OBO Bedroom Set $200. Player piano w/rolls, Evergreen Trees, Colorado Chairs Bed, Dresser With Mirror, $15 Each Call (508)885-4320 Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, Call 860-933-6713 10 For $125 Santa Barbara $600. Lexmark Sturdy, Real Wood, Tile-Top Chest On Chest, Night Table. printer, $50. Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall. Gymnastic Mats $200 $1500 Negotiable Blessings Farm Piano Spa/Hot-Tub Call Karen (508)885-3192 Excellent Privacy 50 H Foote Road Baldwin Spinnet With 105 Jets, 7 Person. Upright Border/Ornamental Gymnastic Mats 4’x8’x2” Buffet w/Mirrored Mahogany Cedar Chest Charlton All 10 trees for $85. $600 Negotiable Bench. Good Condition. Therapy Lounge, Neck & Stainless Steel $100 Each Hutch 508-248-1411 Foot Massage, 2 Additional Call 508-278-5762 $200 $950 Bird Cage Landing Pad 6’x12’x8” 508-234-2897 Therapy Seats Plus Evenings $200 Cooldown Area. (17inx17inx36in) $50. Leave (2) Bookcases New Bunkbeds Sauna message for “Doc” $100 For Both Memory Foam Waterfall/Volcano, Lights Rock Wall Panels Paid $900 Finnleo, Portable, Comes (Different Colors). Starry (860)974-9973 4’x6’ $200 Each Desk w/Matching 2-Drawer Authentic Asking $500 In 2 Pieces. Perfect Night Blue With Red Unique Bar Filing Cabinet Just Purchased In March! For Two. Assembles Maintenance Free Vinyl Steam Radiator Solid Oak with lighted $100 Therapeutic Reasonable Offers Includes Mattresses In Minutes. Simply Cabinet. One Year Old Covers stained glass canopy, brass Considered Call 508-949-7040 NASA Mattress 774-200-1561 Plugs Into Standard Paid $8000 New top and foot rail, 2 chairs, Leave Message For Jennifer Asking $6000 43” long x 40” high x 13” 72” high, 64” wide, 22” deep. Queen, $399. Brand new in Household Outlet. deep, 37”x40”x13” and $1200 or BO. 508-397-6426 Lace Wedding plastic full warranty. New Snap-On $500 Will Deliver Call (508)864-8578 24”x40”x13”. All white, in Call (508)450-5836 Gown Call Tom (978)597-3033 Harley Davidson 508-347-5725 good condition. Over $1000 Hand-Beaded Full-Length, Size 12. Collectors Edition if new. All three for $400 Upright Imperial $200 Men’s Bicycle Satin Wedding Wedding Gown Toolbox Piano Call (508)832-5546 Commercial Plus Size (18-20), Cathedral Brown Italian Giant 6061 Gown Train, Plus Bustle & 23” Frame, 24 Gears, Black and chrome with By Baldwin From David’s Bridal Stereo System Freezer Tiara-Style Headdress & Leather Jacket Shimano 105 Derailer. Harley logos & flames. 5, H x With Bench Worn Only Few Hours. Onkyo Components With Excellent Condition Veil. Museum-Quality Medium, $200 Black & Gold, Ridden 3, W 12 drawers. Must be Excellent Condition Like New! Bose Acoustimas Speakers $100 seen. $4000 firm. $500 OBO Preservation. All Excellent Condition Only 4 Times. Size 12/14, Sleeveless With $350 413-245-3429 $600 OBO 508-757-7796 Original Cost $800 Contact Dale 508-943-6654 Lovely Inset Of Rum Pink. Call (508)943-0089 508-987-3781 Noon-6pm Asking $350 (508)943-8692 after 6pm. Matching Veil & Train. Used Restaurant 508-764-9309 Piano Gorgeous! Stereo With High-Low Electric LADIES New Woodmaster Maghogany, Werlitzer Matching Shoes & Purse. Speakers Equipment Men’s Burberry Spinnet, With Bench. Good $125 10-50% Off Our Hospital Bed DRESSER Planer/Molder 508-885-4580 $50 Condition. Call 508-278-7958 Purchase Price Like New! Large, With Mirror Prorsum With 18” Drum Sander $800 With Scoop Mattress & 2 Armoires Trenchcoat Attachment. 5HP Motor. Refrigeration Includes Training Books Schwinn Table Saw 6 Burner Stove $500 OBO $1700 For All Size ? (40/42), Tan, Slightly Weighs 420lbs. 508-987-8885 413-245-6182 10-Inch With Steel Stand Convection Oven (Negotiable) Worn, But Good Condition. Also, 120A, 2HP, Shop Call After 5pm Electric Scooter $100 Needs new battery, $60. Band Saw Bar Top & Barstools HO Scale Train Handmade Fox Vacuum With All Freezers 860-974-9946 Attachments, Hooks Up (508)764-6560 With Steel Stand Comes With Engines, Cars, Lead Chandelier Pipe Threader Sinks Contemporary Style To All Three. Toledo 999, Floor Model, Made By Delta Buildings And Accessories. Great For Any Workshop 508-347-5503 Lots Of Time & Money Put $150 (Negotiable) Men’s Skis Mint Condition. On Wheels. Sears Dynastar Skis & Boots, $100 Hardly Used! Into It! Pictures Available. 508-892-1107 Books/Manuals Included Snow-Thrower New Cost $1500-$2000 Used Tractor Tires Email: Size 10 Asking $3500 OBO Angle Iron Cutter For 42 Inch [email protected] $135 Selling For $600 Size: 18-4-28 6-Ply Rating Ladies’ Genuine Shelving For Sears’ Lawn Tractors, For Both Appx. 1 1/4 “ Tread Left Or 774-402-1274 508-832-3118 Call John 4W296, HK Potter 2790 Never Been Used! Black Shearling 508-949-1051 Call 508-949-7040 Asking $200 Sheepskin $100 Still In Box. 508-335-8239 Hot Tub Microwave Snowblower Includes Weights, Chains Teacher ‘07 model; 6 person, 32 jets, Fur Coat $30. Large capacity air NFL Autographed & Tractor Cab. Dealers VHS Tapes & Cabinet conditioner, $100. Ladies 49.5” Wide, For PTO with all options. Waterfall, Medium. Like New. Worn Helmet Collection $200 $450 OBO Senior/Daycare Centers $250 size 6 Harley boots, $50. 508-885-6851 Will Sell VHS Tapes aroma-therapy, lighting, with One Or Twice. Length 30” Five Ridell Team Helmets Call 5pm-8:30pm cover, full warranty. Brand (Collar To Hem), Shoulders Men’s leather jacket, small, Do You Need Separately If Wanted $75. Bread maker, $15. Signed By MVP Icon 508-867-6546 new in wrapper. Cost $7000, 19”, Sleeves 25”, Quarterback Tom Brady, Small Club Chair Craft Supplies? sell for $3800. Bust 40-42” Toaster oven, $15. Fold-up Pink Fabric & Light Wood Dark Shadows VHS Tapes rocker, $100. Joe Montana, Dan Marino, Over Five Years Of Seasonal Call (860)244-9544 $250 OBO Joe Namath, And Peyton Portable Garage $45 Some Original, Call (774)745-0153 Craft Supplies. Some Recorded 508-885-8940 Manning. All Have COA’s By Shelter Logic Small Black Rocker Too Numerous To List! Leave Message $3000 OBO Purchased Oct ‘09. (45 Volumes) HP Scanner $35 Serious Buyers Only $50 $50 Miscellaneous 508-476-1068 20’Dx30’Wx16’H Asking $550 OBO Landscape Items Paid $3800 B.O. For All 508-885-5560 413-262-9990 Also: Asking $3000 508-278-2729 Custom Made Moses Equipment Nordic Trac Maytag Wall-Mount Brunarhans 12-Gun 508-282-9997 Vintage Baskets. Trailer Microwave Oven Walk Fit Skier/Rower $995 OBO $125 Hutch-Style Gun Cabinet Coin-Operated (508)765-7322 Works Fine. $50 $500 Snapper Jane Fonda Non-Motorized Vintage Cameras Jukeboxes Aluminum Folding Head Skis, Treadmill Dry Bar With 2 Stools Roto-Tiller Husqvarna Garden Staging/Scaffolding Complete and Working Bindings & Poles $125 All Oak IR5003, Used Twice And Movie Camera With 100 Tractor 2 Sections w/Platforms, Never Used! $500 Paid $1295 On Wheels, w/Steps $150 Technalon Car Cover With Projectors 45 RPM Selections 54 Inch Mowing Deck. $950 Vintage Radios Includes Bagger System. 4’6”W, 7’3”L, 6’-12’H Fits Car 16’-17’6” Jukebox Prices range from Kawasaki 25HP Engine. $950 OBO Sony Viao Computer $60 With Over 500 45’s! TracVac 100’s Of LP Records $675 to $2900 $150 4 Years Old. Runs Great! Call 5pm-8:30pm 508-885-9992 $600 Model 385-IC/385LH Over 50-Year Old RC $2800 Used Once. 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Located In Webster Wood Piano Bench Windows 40” x 40” $75 $1900 (Camel) Neon Sign - 50 Jewelry With Storage Metal Lathe 508-765-5763 Years Old - Still In its Women’s Escada New 14K Ruby & Diamond $25 OBO 9500 series. Low E, full Overall Dimensions; Original Box screen, 6 over 6 grille. White (3) Brass Coat/Jacket Yellow gold cross pendant, 7’ Long By 2’ Wide Many Old Tools, Over Denise Austin Manual vinyl, 34 1/4 x 48. Paid Hanging/Ceiling Lights Comes With 3 & 4 Jaw Snow Tires Cashgora/Angora Wool, $300 or best offer. Also gem- Treadmill 2 With 3 Lamps 50 Years Old stone rings & pendants, best $1400. Asking Chucks. 4 P225-60-R17. Tires like Gold Color. US Size 10 Or $75 OBO $1000 or best offer. 1 With 4 Lamps $450 new, winter ‘07. $300 or best 508-335-1973 12, Excellent Condition. offers. $15 Each Call Shirley Call Call (508)779-0438 ask 860-923-3532 offer. For Appointment $400 (508)248-3005 508-892-1679 for Justin 508-987-1104 Ask For Ron Call (508)234-7930 Located In Webster 860-974-9946 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ September 23, 2009

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Like New Call (508)248-6601 130 YARD SALES 1996 ZR580 2300 Miles, Real Fast Sled! Western Saddle 30-FAMILY Take Them Both For $5900 Black, With Pad. Only Used A Few Times. YARD SALE! 508-340-5334 $150 Saturday, September 26th 205 BOATS 265 FUEL/WOOD 8am-1pm 204 WATER EQUIPMENT Also: Child’s Western Saddle The Goddard School 1994 Sea-Doo Larson 1997 FIREWOOD With Bridle, Black 494 Washington Street Ski-Boat Cut & Split $150 (Route 20) Bombardier SP94 19 Foot, With Volvo Penta Per Cord Auburn, MA 508-943-4365 With Trailer Engine. With Trailer. 128 cubic feet A Variety Of Items Excellent Condition, Runs $7000 Green $170 White Wedding You Don’t Want To Miss! Great. Seat Just Recovered, 508-373-8413 Seasoned $225 Low Hours On Jet Pump. FREE Delivery For Gown Church Yard Sale Has Been Winterized. Sailboat For Sale Brimfield & 15-Mile Radius. Never Worn Saturday, Septmeber 26th $1450 2000 Hunter 212 Delivery Charge For 8am-3pm Call Deb Great Day Sailer! Other Areas. 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Household Items. DRUM LESSONS I’m A Call Away Dirtbikes (RM125 & KX80) Top quality instruction FIREWOOD 508-278-5745 17 Foot Glastron Best value in the region at $25/hour Seasoned Women’s Burberry HUGE Sierra 177 4.3 Cut, Split & Delivered Prorsum Yard Sale Mercruiser I/O • FULL SERVICE WOOD LOTS WANTED Saturday & Sunday Only 156 Hours On Call Paul Trenchcoat September 26th & 27th Engine RECORDING 508-769-2351 $30/hour Size 14L, Tan, w/Zip-Out 9am-3pm Power Steering, Trim 508-987-5349 283 PETS 285 PET CARE 285 PET CARE Lining. Excellent Condition. Glassware, Lamps, Furniture, Control, AM/FM Radio, $500 BATCAVE STUDIOS Quilting Scraps, Collectibles. Soft Top, Mooring Cover, AT FIREWOOD Women’s Burberry w/Glastron Trailer, Skis, Lovebird Cages Collinswood RAIN OR SHINE SHARP RECORDING Seasoned, Cut/Split Many Types, Includes A Prorsum Vest & Etc., Maintenance SERVICE 128 Cubic Feet 26 Mill Road Variety Of Bird Toys. 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Saturday, 9/26 Laughlin Kennel 8am-2pm $5200 OBO Red Oak Starting Soon Training $275 CASH ONLY With Trailer Call 508-987-7161 508-341-9282 SEASONED FIREWOOD Basic-Advanced Tag Sale 1978 22 Ft Searay 265 FUEL/WOOD Beginner Agility Group or private Full Cord Starting Soon Women’s Salvatore Saturday, September 26th Cabin Cruise 128 cu.ft. Every Load Spencer Animal Ferragamo 8:30am-3:30pm Needs Motor & Outdrive, A. Jeffers Cut, Split & Delivered. No Trailer. Needs Work. $225 Control Leather Blazer Appliances, Furniture, Desperately needs New Competition Experienced caring staff Accesories, Baby & Kid $200 Tree Service Quality & Quantity Obedience Jacket Items, And Much More! °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° Guaranteed homes for many Tours 10am-4pm 1990 Kawasaki 650 Soft, Buttery, Lots Of New Stuff Tree Removals STANDING TIMBER abandoned cats and Other times by appt. Golden Brown Color. 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Applicant must be Applicants Must Be Demolitions (coverage area is primarily Putnam, Woodstock, Thompson Activity! over 18, must be able to & Killingly) You should be available, if needed, to cover Energetic And Senior Discounts Mark Carroll sporting events in Southern Worcester County. CALL NOW drive standard Well-Groomed. Phone: 508-820-4800 Fax: 508-820-4809 While Space Is transmission vehicles, have Cheaper Than A You will be paid $25 a story (including photos). This valid license, and prior Must Be Reliable Dumpster And Email: [email protected] position does not include mileage. You should be in Still Available! We Do The Work! customer service experience Call Nancy possession of a vehicle in good condition, a valid driver’s a plus!!! Pickups Days, license and be able to produce some prior writing samples PONY PARTIES!!! 508-867-3325 Evenings & Weekends (preferably sport-related, but all will be considered). 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Southbridge, MA 01550 Nurse Or Medical Assistant (508)764-7675 $800/Month Dudley, MA 01571 Needed For A Family 508-347-7804 gordonlasalle.com Day Care Security Deposit Required. Physician’s Office. 20 Hours Mobile Whitinsville Call 774-242-1603 CASH PAID North Brookfield Per Week, Flexible Hours. 413-262-5082 Has Full & Part Time Public Schools Please Call Openings C&C For Coins And Jewelry 2009-2010 Vacancy 508-347-5755 We Also Have Before & ************** Northbridge Buying/Selling Or Fax Resume After School Openings! EQUAL HOUSING Properties One Bedroom Full-Time 508-347-5702 Large Spacious Outdoor From $500 Per Month. Gold & Silver DOMESTIC LOOK & COMPARE First, Security & One Piece Or Collection Play, Private Playroom. OPPORTUNITY Custodian PART-TIME DOCTOR Meals & Snacks Included. ************** Southbridge/Charlton Reference Required. Lee’s Coins & Jewelry Compensation: All Shifts Former Teacher Will CPR/First Aid Certified. Line. Appliances, Central No Pets. Must Be H.U.D. $11.80 Per Hour Cure All Your Household 12 Years Of Experience All real estate advertising in Air, $795/Month Income Eligible. 239 West Main Street CNA/HHA Or Med. this newspaper is subject to Call Dave East Brookfield Please Send Letter Of Certified Needs, Including License #2079167 , Quality 1, 2 & 3 Babysitting & Tutoring. The Federal Fair Housing Act Bedroom Apartments! 508-234-4041 (Route 9 - Panda Interest And References, Lincoln Hill Manor 508-266-0412 of 1968, which makes it By Friday, 508-885-3338 I Also Run Errands Appliances, Off-Street Mon-Fri Garden Plaza) illegal to advertise any Parking. EOH 508-637-1236 October 2nd, To: lincolnhillmanor.com & Cook Home-Made preference, limitation or 508-341-6355 Peter Shipman Meals! STILL ENROLLING! discrimination based on race, Sturbridge Director Of Buildings Please Call Bright Beginnings color, religion, sex, handicap, Two Bedroom Apartment Oxford WANTED & Grounds PER DIEM 774-289-2002 Montessori familial status (number of $750/Month Includes Available October 1st North Brookfield Email children and or pregnancy), Hot Water. Appliances Quiet, Three Room Cat’s Meow Village POSITIONS Pre-School & Laundry Room Apartment In Private Home, Reproduction Of The Public Schools [email protected] national origin, ancestry, age, 10 New School Drive Speech Therapist 465 Main Street, Oxford, MA marital status, or any On Premises With Separate Entrance. Unibank Of Uxbridge North Brookfield, MA Your Child Deserves The intention to make an such Sturbridge Rural Setting, One Mile (No Longer Made) 01535 Physical Therapist Best Start To Their preference, limitation or One bedrom $695 From I-395. If You Have One To Sell, EOE My House Education! discrimination. This Call (508)765-0501 $550/Month Plus Utilities Call 508-234-4722 First/Last & Security Deposit, Visiting Nurse Husband Call 508-987-3465 newspaper will not ______Ask For Tom Or For Information! knowingly accept any Sturbridge Plus References. Leave Message TRAVEL MSW/LICSW Your Home advertising for real estate Completely Furnished No Smoking, No Animals. Improvement Specialist that is in violation of the law. efficiencies. All utilities 508-987-0947 WANTED U.S.A.! Auburn Visiting Maintenance 448 FURNITURE Our readers are hereby and cable. $200 per Publication Sales Company Nurse Association Repairs informed that all dwellings week. Contractor’s Table now hiring 18 sharp Call 508-791-0081 Remodeling advertising in this newspaper enthusiastic individuals to Or Email Carpentry are available on and equal Call Tammy at OXFORD Saw (10”) Have Your 508-579-0539 Will Also Buy Platform To travel the U.S. Training, [email protected] opportunity basis. To Flooring complain about Cut Large Sheets If Available. Travel, lodging and Electrical Furniture New Oxford transportation furnished. discrimination call The 333 SURROGATE Plumbing Department of Housing and (But R.I. Phone Number) www.LSIMAGS.com Professionally DOUGLAS 401-440-5363 1-800-781-1344 MOTHERS Contact Your Local Urban Development “HUD” Service Professional Restored toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Orchard 508-785-5119 At Reasonable For the N.E. area, call HUD Apartments Available WAR RELICS myhousehusband1@ Rates ad 617-565-5308,. The toll Prices start at $845/month. Hill free number for the hearing Truck Drivers yahoo.com Includes heat, hot water, 1 & 2 Bedroom & impaired is 1-800-927-9275 A/C, pool, fitness center WAR SOUVENIRS Wanted & children’s program. Apartments. Class A CDL with Hazmat. 420 STORAGE/RENTALS Off street parking. 1 Month Free Rent WANTED Day Driving We’ll Make Call (508)476-3777 WWII & EARLIER Throughout Northeast. Heat & Hot Water RV, BOAT & AUTO An Offer Douglas Included CA$H WAITING! Company Based in On Your House I’ll Come To You At North Brookfield. STORAGE One Bedroom. $650 Must Income Qualify Your Convenience. Retirees Welcome! Inside & Outside Available Furniture Facelifting, TODAY!! Plus Electric SECTION 8 Over 30 Years Experience. No Overnight Loads. Surrogate Uxbridge, MA Painting, Caning, Call Seth New Appliances, CERTIFICATES Call For Details Dishwasher. Quiet, Private Call: 1-508-688-0847 (508)867-3235 Stripping to Refinishing, 508-207-5292 WELCOME Mothers 508-278-9191 And Repairs. Country Road. No Traffic. All Calls Promptly Needed GRN No Smoking, No Dogs. Call Returned. WANTED Guaranteed. sellyourhouserightnow@ Call (508)476-1722 From MA & CT 433 CLEANING Free Estimates. gmail.com 508-987-8121 Lifeguards Established Surrogacy Dudley Program seeks loving Pick-up & Delivery. All Shifts Available. Must 505 APARTMENTS FOR 1 Bedroom, Very Cute And EHO 300 HELP WANTED Be Certified In Lifeguarding, women to carry couples’ * TLC Home * Clean, Efficiency Apartment. CPR For Professional biological babies. 21-43, Antique RENT Recently Remodeled. Rescuer, First Aid. prior birth experience Cleaning MUST SEE! Spencer 305 BUSINESS Swim Instructors Wanted, required, non-smokers, Have You Heard The Auburn Center Stove, Refrigerator, One And Two Bedroom OPPORTUNITIES Prefer WSI Certified, generous compensation. Phrase, “GOING GREEN?” Doctor 1/2 Bedrooms, Off-Street Parking. Apartments. Appliances, But Will Train. We Use & Supply Organic Approximately 800 Sq.Ft. $525/month. First And Last. Some With Washer/Dryer YMCA 1-888-363-9457 508-248-9225 To Buy Or reproductivepossibilities.com Cleaners To Ensure Your Newly Carpeted, New Call (508)943-2670 Hookups, Quiet Country 508-765-5466 Family’s Safety. Bathroom. Second Floor. Setting. Conveniently Sell Avon Appliances Included. Dudley Located, Directly Off Route 9. Call Joanne, I.S.R. Gift Certificates For Choose From Townhouse Baby Showers, 454 HOME Parking At Door. Clean, Modern First Floor $10 To Start! $750/Month One Bedroom Apartment. Or One-Floor Plans. Anniversaries, And More! IMPROVEMENT Available Now 508-885-3933 GET THAT CAR OF YOURS A Perfect Gift! Rent Includes Hot Water Good Area, Off-Street & Trash Pickup. Parking. Includes Appliances. 508-735-4335 310 GENERAL HELP CALL TAMMIE TODAY 508-248-9044 No Pets/Smokers FIXED LOCALLY FOR A CLEANER DiGeronimo 508-832-5568 $600/Month Plus Utilities WANTED Painting First/Last & Security Southbridge USING OUR EASY-TO-USE TOMORROW! References/Credit Check Coombs Street BARBER 508-347-3275 Quality, Affordability Brookfield 508-949-3044 3 Bedroom Apartment & Trust Clean Two Bedroom Available. 774-230-7885 Without Compromise WANTED Apartment, Second Floor. Applianced, Washer/Dryer Call 508-234-9899 Office/Homes Interior Rooms Fridge & Stove. Hook-ups. No Pets. Spring Or Fall Cleanings As Low As Centrally Located Between Dudley Section 8 OK. ONLINE Springfield & Worcester. Second Floor, Three $750 Mystery Shoppers Weekly/Bi-Weekly Or $129 Country View. Bedroom, Close To School Earn Up To $100 Per Day! Monthly Cleanings Ceilings $59 No Smoking/Pets Bus Stop, New Dudley First And Security. Undercover Shoppers DIRECTORY. Flexible Hours/Days Woodwork $59 Tenant Responsible Library & Nichols College. References And Credit Needed To Judge Retail & Check Required. Registered/Insured/ Serving Central Mass. For All Utilities Utilities Not Included. Dining Establishments. First & Last All local. All the time. Bonded James DiGeronimo $800/Month Call (508)596-8497 Experience Not Required $600/Month 508-791-5398 877-787-6583 TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com References Available Cell 508-577-7940 508-867-3177 774-249-2219 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ September 23, 2009

505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 510 525 HOUSES FOR RENT 550 MOBILE HOMES RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS Spencer 14x70 Mobile SOUTHBRIDGE Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge North Brookfield House For Rent Home 3 Bedroom, Large Large 1 bedroom modern. Two Bedroom Condo Two Bedroom, Single-Family W/56ft addition which 8 Summer Street Center House. Two-Car Garage. Apartment. Appliances, Wall to wall, appliances For Rent Webster includes 24x12 den, 14x12 2nd Floor, 2 Bedroom, Washer/Dryer Hookups. included, coin-op laundry, no $695/Month Commercial Space Convenient Location, Near work room w/sink and 18ft Large Kitchen, Large Section 8 Approved. pets, lease and security. Three Bedroom 3 Room For Rent Town Center. Spacious Open porch w/handicapped ramp. Living Room, New Bath, Off-Street Parking. $575 and up, utilities not $895/Month Floor Plan. 1400 Sq.Ft. Large hallways/doors, for Hardwood Floors, Apartment 1 Bedroom Center Of North Hardwood, Appliances, First, Last And References. included. For Rent. wheelchair. Heat/HW Included $750 Per Month Call (508)764-2866 Apartment Brookfield Washer/Dryer Hookups, New roof/windows. $850/Month First Floor. $625/Month Additional Space Available Private Backyard. Also: $700/Month $75K plus park share. 121 Elm Street Southbridge & For $400/Month Available Now! Bill (508)344-7495 Two Bedroom Available Call Noelle Call Nellie 508-347-2774 508-735-4335 First Floor, 2 Bedrooms, $625 Marcy/Hartwell Area 4 Room Kitchen, Living Room, Cute Two Bedroom 508-277-2128 Or Peter 508-882-3177 Dining Room. 1 Bath, Four Bedroom 1.5 Bedroom $875 Apartment. Recently 14x70 Mobile Hardwood Floors. Renovated With Landscaped Apartment Wales Heat/HW Included $695/Month Spencer Home Call (978)852-0886 Yard And Off-Street Parking. Spencer Home For Rent $900/Month Applianced, 2 Bedroom Townhouse. Fully applianced, Office Space 3 Bedroom House. with central air. Mint 61 Fiske Street Washer/Dryer Hookups. Gas Heat & Hot Water, carpeted, laundry room, 185 Main Street 3 Minute Walk To Beach. condition to move in. Many First Floor, 3 Bedrooms, Southbridge No Smoking. Some Pets. Electric Appliances, parking, no pets. Near Center Of Town Newly Renovated. new extras. Located in Kitchen, Living Room, Gas Heat. Hookups. All economical Two-Room Suite Private Yard, attractive over 55 park in 3 Spacious Bedrooms, 2 First/Last & Security. One Year Lease. No Pets. electric utilties 550 Sq. Feet. Plenty Of Parking, Sturbridge. 1 Bath. 1-Car Garage, Large Closets, Large Living Heat/HW Included. $650/Month+Utilities First & Last (not included) Bright, Quiet Second Floor. Full Rear Deck. Call Joe (508)347-8976 Room & Kitchen. Gas Heat 774-241-1688 $720 per month. Plenty Of Parking. $1200/month. W/W Carpet. & Stove, Refrigerator, $900/Month Security Deposit ($500) Hogan R.E. Available Now! Call (774)258-0147 Brookfield Washer & Dryer Hookup. FREE RENT FOR THE 508-735-4335 16 Charlton Street Southbridge Nanatomqua Mobile Second Floor. Morris Street MONTH OF DECEMBER (978)807-9892 2 Bedroom House, First & Security. Call (508)886-4312 530 HOUSES FOR SALE Home Park 1 Bath. Kitchen, Living $750/Month Newly Renovated Two Southbridge (55 And Over) Room, Upstairs Living Bedroom, Five Room 508-909-6397 Apartment. Spencer For Lease WHY RENT? 2 Bedroom with 1-1/2 Room, Off-Street Parking. 508-981-1783 Webster Bath, Living Room, Large Appliances & Washer/Dryer 3 Bedroom, First Floor, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 10,850+ S.F. Building Owning Is Cheaper W/W Carpet. Ideal For $900/Month Hookup. Off-Street Parking. Newly Remodeled, First & Second Floor. Free List Of Homes You Kitchen, Laundry Room $650/Month Open Kitchen, Gas Fireplace Commercial/Industrial Can Own For Cheaper With New Appliances, 959 Main Street Southbridge Neat & Clean, Off-Street First & Last Required. In Living Room. Parking. Excellent Location. Use. Town Water/Sewer, Than the Rent You’re And Door To Back Porch. Townhouse Style, 3 3-4 Bedroom Apartment, Available Immediately $950/Month Loading Dock. Includes Paying Now Floors. 4 Bedroom, Third Floor. Walk-In Closet, Stove & Refrigerator MUST SELL!!! Call 508-765-7074 2 Bedroom, Beautiful Included. Affordable! 1,400 S.F. Office Space. 1 Bath. Large Kitchen, Off-Street Parking, Please Leave Message Located On Worcester Order Your FREE $64,000 Living Room, Gas Heat, Country Setting. Large Yard, For Details Call List Today Close To Schools. Off-Street Parking. Street (Route 169) 508-868-4662 W/W Carpet, No Pets, No Smoking. 508-943-7436 1-800-711-3714 SOUTHBRIDGE Coin-Op Laundry. 508-612-6192 Call $900/Month First & Security (508)765-5421 ID#1001 Available October 1st NEW APARTMENTS $750/Month Mobile Home CHARLTON 508-909-6449 Four Bedrooms, References & Security. For Sale 1600 Sq.Ft. Living Area. No Pets. WEBSTER 546 CEMETERY LOTS 141 Nugget Drive Off-Street Parking 508-885-6005 Southbridge In Sturbridge Retirement Little Nugget Lake 1 Bedroom And Co-Operative. Southbridge Section 8 OK, Deleaded. (2) 2 Bedroom Apartments For Lease Cemetery Lot 3 Bedroom House, Newly Laundry Facilities, 44x23, 5 Rooms, 1 1/2 Baths Remodeled, 1 Bath, Large 79 Worcester Street Spencer Available In Quiet 6-Family 9,400+ S.F. Ideal For (1068 sq.ft. Gross Living 3 Bedroom Apartments 2 Bathrooms One Bedroom In Private $650/$695/$775 For Sale Living Room, Large $975/month Commercial/Light Worcester County Memorial Area). Air Conditioning, Kitchen, Gas Heat, Utility Heat & Hot Water Included. Home With Private Entrance, Off-Street Parking, Laundry. Industrial Use. Corner Lot, 2 Sheds. $800/Month Four Bedrooms Bathroom, Laundry Hookups, Separate Utilities. No Pets. Park, Paxton, MA. Room, Rear Deck, Town Water/Sewer. Garden Of Heritage II, 609B, For Appointment Nice Yard. Includes Enclosed Porch, 1200 Sq.Ft. Living Area Big Kitchen, Huge Living Non-Smokers Preferred. Includes 1,850 S.F. 508-347-9370 Washer/Dryer Hookups, Off-Street Parking Room, Upstairs Bedroom. First/Last & Security. 2 Lots (1 & 2) Dishwasher. Close To Office Space. $1500 For Both Major Routes/Good Off-Street Parking. Section 8 OK, Deleaded Off-Street Parking Lot. References Located On Worcester Laundry Facilities $650/Month Call 508-347-3884 REDUCED $85,000 Schools. Also: Three Bedroom, 508-864-6285 Street (Route 169) Leave Message If No Answer $1175/Month No Utilities Included $950/month You Pay Utilities Mobile Home In Sturbridge First & Security Required. Call Retirement Park $750/Month Call (617)645-2811 Webster (508)765-5421 Service Pets Only 508-344-2660 No Dogs. Cemetery Lots Two Bedrooms, One And 508-320-4570 Available Immediately 30 Poland Street One Half Bath, Deck, Patio, W/D Hookups, 774-360-4123 Renovated Two Bedroom New Roof, New Windows, Stove/Refrigerator. Southbridge Southbridge for Sale Apartment, All Appliances Worcester County Memorial And Many Updates. First/Last/Security, Nice, Small 4 Room Spencer Furnished. Laundry Room On Office For Rent Beautifully Landscaped. Southbridge Duplex Apartment. Park-Paxton, MA References Three Bedroom Apartment. Premises. Off-Street Parking. 98 Hamilton Street 2 Lots (#408A) available in 508-347-8791 774-437-1596 Available Now! Stove, Refrigerator, Garages Available. Large Three Bedroom, Residential Area, Large Yard, Formerly Aucoin Realty the beautiful Garden of Valor Hookups, Yard,Basement Off-Street Parking. No Pets. First Floor, Good Visibility! Third Floor Apartment. Good Area. II. $5,000 for both. Sturbridge Wall-To-Wall Carpeting, Most Schools & Churches Parking Call (508)987-0531 New Flooring, Small Yard. No Pets. Credit Check, Refrigerator, Stove, Gas Within Walking Distance. 1100 Sq. Ft. Mobile Home SOUTHBRIDGE First & Last. Appliances Included. Heat. Washer/Dryer 1 Mile To Route 395. 508-320-9075 2 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. BRAND NEW Washer/Dryer Hookups, $625 per month, Hookups. Good Credit Required. Hardwood Floors, Berber Off-Street Parking. plus utilities. First Month & Security $750/Month CEMETERY Carpet, Fully Applianced, APARTMENTS! Section 8 Approved. Call (508)765-2658 Deposit Call 508-949-1400 Sturbridge 2-Car Driveway, Central Air, Call 508-943-1703 x0 Available Now! Or 508-943-0972 Commercial/Office Space LOTS: 2 Sheds, Sunroom, 2 Bedrooms/$775. Two in the Large Deck. Available now. Southbridge $1000/Month At 425 Main Street 508-867-8707 Starting At Garden of Valor $59,900 Stove, refrigerator and Southbridge One Bedroom Apartment. Plus PS Second Floor, Includes Webster $425 Per Month at Worcester Memorial dishwasher included. Clean Two Bedroom 6 Elm Street Great Startup Location! Park in Paxton. 508-764-3894 Apartment On Quiet Stove, Refrigerator, Hot Secure building. Water, Off-Street Parking. STURBRIDGE Large 2 Bedroom, First Floor 508-248-0847 $1500/best offer. Off-street parking. Dead-End Street. Large Apartment. Washer/Dryer Living Room & Kitchen With No Pets. Daniel Fiske Please call Sturbridge NO Pets. $625/Month Hookups, Off-Street Parking. 508-885-5133 Mobile Home 55+ Extra Storage Area. Big House Gas-On-Gas Heat. Webster Call (508)765-5852 Backyard & Deck. Also: One Bedroom $700/Month 7500 Sq. Ft. 1 Bedroom, Ideal Washer/Dryer Hookups. Apartment (Basement) 1 Bedroom Apartment First And Security Required. Free-Standing Building Cemetery Plots at Location, Close To Southbridge No Pets, No Smoking. $500/Month $595 No Dogs. Excellent For Child Care Everything. New Floors, First & Last Call (508)335-9285 Center Or Church. Worcester County Carpets, Paint, Windows, $550 Plus Utilities. Section 8 OK First/Security Deposit Gas Heat. First Floor, & Credit Check Four Room Apartment Very Clean & Bright! Memorial Park Shower, Cabinets & References Required. Counters. Newer Furnace, One Bedroom. Near $800/Month Call Irene $695 Webster Also: 2500 Sq. Ft. in Heritage I. 2 lots. $1200. Downtown. Appliances. 508-641-2427 413-781-4633 Freestanding Building, Call (508)987-6180 A/C & More. Rent Or Rent To Own! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Clean, Quiet 5 Room, With The Same Features! Washer/Dryer. Available Immediately Includes 2 Bedroom Apartment. Appliances, Off-Street Call 508-753-3670 $37,500 508-595-9982 Southbridge Southbridge Appliances & Laundry Two Cemetery Owner Financing Leave Message Clean Two Bedroom, One Bedroom Apartment Room On Premises. Parking, Porch, W/D Hookups. Lots Available Third Floor. Stove & Very Plush & Modern, No Utilities. Call For Details Southbridge Refrigerator Included. Fully Applianced. References, Lease And Some Pets OK. Worcester County No Pets, No Waterbeds. References. Webster Memorial Park 508-347-7027 141 Elm Street Two Bedroom Apartment Security Deposit $695/Month For Rent Recently Remodeled Large 1 Year Lease. Required In Paxton First Month, Last & All Hardwood Floors. Call 781-389-0342 Sturbridge Retirement Three Bedroom Washer/Dryer Connection. 1000 Square Feet $900 For Each, Apartment. Appliances, Security Deposit Required. Community $575/Month Refrigerator & Stove. (508)347-9081 To $1800 For Both Washer/Dryer Hookups. Off-Street Parking. Webster Completely Rebuilt In 2002. 14,000 Square Feet New Floors, Walls, Doors, No Pets. To Apply, Please Call Heat & Hot Water Included One Bedroom Apartment Call Cheryl $725/Month 508-765-0386 $600 And Anything 413-245-4181 Windows, Kitchen Cabinets, No Utilities Included. 9:30am-5:30pm 774-230-0680 Sturbridge In Between... Bathroom. Carpeting On All Extra Large Two Bedroom. First Floor, Renovated, 1-508-328-9093 Kitchen With Appliances. Floors Except Kitchen & Southbridge Great Location! Above Owner Will Give You Two Lots Bath. New Vinyl Siding. Southbridge One Bedroom Professional Offices. Kitchen, Price You Can’t Refuse! Available At Worcester 508-735-9639 Living Room, Dining Room, Three Bedroom Apartment County Memorial Park SOUTHBRIDGE Everett Street Half-Duplex Split Foyer $800 508-753-3670 Second Floor, 7 Room, Three New Refrigerator, Stove, Washer/Dryer. Large Yard. In Paxton. West Brookfield 17 Charlton Street Deck. 3-Season Porch, Third Floor, Renovated, Non-Selected. Clean, Spacious Bedroom Apartment. Large Washer & Dryer. New Paint Hardwood Floors NEW Mobile Homes Living Room & Dining & Carpet. 8x8 Storage Shed. Convenient To Major 513 LEASED REAL Asking $1200 For Both Renovated 1st Floor Roadways. No Pets, No Smoking. Or Best Offer For Rent 3-4 Bedroom Apartment. Room, Large Kitchen & Off-Street Parking. Pantry. Washer/Dryer Nice Neighborhood. $1200/Month Includes Off-Street Parking, Gas Heat ESTATE 508-885-1071 $750 Deleaded, Kid Safe, Yard, Electricity & Coin-Op Laundry 2 Bedroom, Country Storage, Washer/Dryer Hookup. $700/Month + Utilities $800/Month Plus Utilities First & Last First/Last/Security 508-380-2359 Webster Setting, In 55+ Park. Hookups. 2 Large Two Plots Section 8, Families With First & Last. 508-954-6141 NEW NUMBER! In Worcester County Retire In Style! Children Welcome. 860-304-5717 508-397-7313 Webster Industrial Garages Memorial Park, Paxton, MA ALSO No Dogs, No Drugs, Southbridge Overhead Doors, Gas Heat, At Garden Of Heritage II And Good References Second Floor, Two Bedroom. Sturbridge Three Room, One Bedroom Offices, Bathrooms, Fenced $1500 OBO For Both Selling NEW $850/Month Southbridge Stove & Refrigerator. Four & Five Room Apartment. Stove, Yard-Space, Secure. 508-864-7159 Mobile Homes! First Floor, Modern Off-Street Parking. Apartments. Heat, Hot Water, Refrigerator & Air 508-341-1365 Call Joe At Conditioner Included. Call For Details 774-230-8486 2 Bedroom Apartment. No Pets. Electricity, Stove & 508-867-7972 Appliances, Off-Street First, Last & Security. Refrigerator Supplied. $600/Month 525 HOUSES FOR RENT Worcester Country Parking. Section 8 Welcome $650/Month 2 Bedrooms Each. First/Last & Security Deposit Memorial Park $700/Month 508-829-5853 Deck & Sunporch No Pets, No Smoking. Section Valor II 508-943-5483 Brimfield Southbridge 774-258-0147 Call 774-230-5210 $1400/Month Graves 1 & 2 Year Round 2 Bedroom Apartments SOUTHBRIDGE Three Bedrooms, One Bath. Valued At $5600 Four And Five Room Three Room Suite 1500 Sq.Ft., Large Kitchen, Asking $2500 For Both OR Winter Available. Southbridge (Kitchen, Living Room & Webster 508-885-6489 Very Nice 3 Bedroom Sunroom, Deck Leading To Varying Areas. First Floor, Two Bedroom) Completely Webster Spacious Yard & Stream. Ask For Karen Home Well-Maintained Bedroom Apartment. Furnished With Furniture & Apartment This 1475 sq.ft. 2 Renovated And Deleaded, Call (774)696-2732 Apartments. Utilities (Heat, Hot Water, NORTH VILLAGE After 6pm WORCESTER COUNTY Bedroom, 2 Full Bath, Fully From $650/Month Vinyl Sided, Wall-To-Wall, Electric & Cable) 508-943-1593 Charlton Furnished, Like New Home 508-769-2500 Tile Kitchen And Bath, New Safe & Quiet Building. 2 Bedroom Units Anytime MEMORIAL PARK; Inside And Out, Is In A Porches And Windows, Parking, Washer & Dryer. Starting At $783!! 774-230-7640 Single Family Home For Paxton, MA Beautiful 55 And Older Off-Street Parking. Common Bathroom. Rent. 5 Room Home With Gated Community. It’s Sunporch, Full Cellar, 2 adjoining lots. Southbridge $700.00/Month. $125/Week Heat And Hot Water Asking $1500 or Best Offer Located In Fort Pierce, FL, Section 8/RHI Welcome. 508-248-6687 WHITINSVILLE Washer/Dryer Hookups, Just Minutes From 265 Elm Street Is Included. Off-Street Parking. Nice for both call (508)867-3820 First Floor, 4-Room, Call 781-449-5511 2 Newly-Remodeled Beaches And Great SOUTHBRIDGE Townhouses. Yard. Recently Renovated. Fishing. Many Other 1 Bedroom. Must Income No Pets. Worcester County Very Quiet, Very Clean. Two Bedroom 2 Bedroom w/1-1/2 Baths. Extras. Southbridge Qualify. Security Deposit Plus $69,900 Available Immediately. Four Room Apartment. Apartment Available A Must See! Memorial Park First Floor. Applianced, For Inquiries PleaseCall First Month. ($59,900 Unfurnished) 1-Car Parking. Non-Smoker. Stove, Refrigerator, Fully Section 8 Vouchers $1100 Paxton, MA $550/Month Carpeted, Rod/Shades, Hardwood Floors. 508-234-1510 Plots In Garden Of Honor. Make An Offer Off-Street Parking. Accepted. Utilities Not Included. 617-699-7428 Heat Included. 508-248-5171 2 Lots & 2 Vaults. Call (508)779-0311 Owner-Occupied Residence. $675 Including Hot Water Please call Asking $2700 For All Non-Smoker, No Pets. First And Security. Whitinsville/ 774-745-0026 First & Security Plus No Pets. (508)987-1595 Please Leave Message Call 508-909-6726 Uxbridge Leicester 575 VACATION RENTALS Southbridge One-Year Lease. 1 & 2 Bedroom Beautiful Estate $700/Month Apartments Three Bedroom Home. WELLS, MAINE 3 Bedroom 2-Level 508-765-5129 Sturbridge Worcester County Apartment. Fresh Paint, 1738 House Webster From $640 And Up Fireplace, Appliances, Memorial Park, Village By the Sea New windows. Free Electric, Heat, Three Bedroom Apartment, Beautiful, Sunny, Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, 2 bedroom/2 bath condo. Washer/Dryer Hookup, Southbridge Hot Water Included In First Floor. Off-Street Applianced, Renovated. Large Sunroom, Computer Paxton Pool complex, with Big Back Yard and Deck. High Street One Or Two Bedrooms. Parking. Appliances Cheap Utilities. Room With Skylight. 4 lots in the Garden of the jacuzzi and exercise room, Storage Area, Separate Large One Bedroom All Appliances. Included. Washer & Dryer Location Convenient To Finished Workroom Cross, which is the oldest outdoor pool, in-unit laundry, Utilities. Apartment. One Bedroom $900/month Hookups. No Pets. 122/146/140/Pike/Train. Large Yard, Newly Sided. garden in the park. Value A/C, cable. $775/month Cute, Quiet & Clean. Two Bedroom $1000/month $825/Month Credit Check. First/Last & No Pets Or Smokers. $7000, asking $6000. $80-$90 Daily Rate Call (508)764-4283 $575/Month Off-Street Parking First/Last & Security Half Security. After 6pm Will sell separately. Call For Information Call (508)764-3743 508-347-1101 508-641-7943 508-529-4585 508-892-4648 Call (508)892-8685 (508)429-7568 A CORPORATE GLASS COMPANY 500 MILES AWAY DOESN’T CARE ABOUT YOUR BROKEN WINDOW. WE’VE GOT PEOPLE WHO DO. All local. All the time. TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 7

720 CLASSICS 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 740 MOTORCYCLES 740 MOTORCYCLES 700 AUTOMOTIVE 1971 Corvette 1996 Mercury 2001 PT Cruiser 2007 Hyundai 1985 Harley 2003 Yamaha Harley Davidson Stingray Grand Marquis Limited Black Accent 4-Door Sportster YZ125R 2000 Custom 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES Runs Mint! T-Tops, Blue Hill Edition Silver w/ Leather, Loaded Retiree’s #2 Car Mint Condition, Garaged. Auto, Air, Remote Start. 1000 XLH Soft-Tail (3) Continental Removable Rear Window. Loaded, White w/ Blue One Owner New S&S Carb., Ignition Hardly Ridden. 28k Miles, Pearl White. 350 Automatic. Interior, 90k Miles A Loved Car!!! Mint Condition! 22,500 Miles $1700 OBO Contra-Track Tires Asking $9,500 Module, Tires, Battery & Coil. Excellent Condition. Steel City Grey. $2,995 obo Low Price Reflects 114k, Call 508-254-8663 Size P245-65R17 Original, Matching Numbers. Leave Message $3500 OBO After 4pm & Weekends Lots Of Extras. On Polished Aluminum 95k Miles. 1992 Chevy New Timing Belt, and 508-234-5918 508-987-2838 Or 508-248-5466 One Owner Bike! Premium Wheels, Excellent Asking $11,500 Extensive Tune-up Ask For Stephen And Leave Message Asking $9500 Condition, Lots Of Tread! 508-341-0915 Corsica REDUCED Corvette 1988 508-987-8928 $100 Each Blue, 119k Miles, Excellent Condition. New 1987 Yamaha 2004 Harley Or $250 For All $5700 YAMAHA 1978 Corvette Good Condition (508)476-3715 T-Top, Tires & Interior. XV535 Motorcycle Davidson Ultra Fits 2003-2008 Envoy, Silver Anniversary Model 6 Cylinder Automatic 59,920 Miles, New Battery, 2004 TTR225 Trailblazer, Rainier & Over $11k Invested. Limited Edition, Runs $1,195 obo Asking $7500 OBO Owner’s Manual, Service Classic Dirtbike and 2001 utility Ascender. Strong, Looks Real Sharp! 2001 Subaru Manual Included. 5500 miles, $17000. trailer with loading ramp. 508-347-9629 1-508-943-1128 Excellent Driver. L82 (508)615-5959 Forrester 1-508-341-3164 $900 OBO Call (508)943-0242 Helmet, riding boots, chest (4) 17 Inch Rims Engine, T-Tops. A/C, Standard, Recent Brakes, Call Robert plate, gloves and more. Tilt Wheel. 1996 A/C, Roof Racks. Looks Wanted 508-987-5167 2004 Honda VTX Asking $2,000.00 Call 508-248-6570 With Tires $7900 Oldsmobile 88 & Runs Great. Old Camaros 1988 Harley 1300 Retro 6 Lug Serious Inquires Only! $5,500 OBO 1967-1969 including parts, Pristine condition, Candy $175 OBO Runs Good. 508-987-3244 508-340-5334 $1100 pieces in any condition. Will Davidson 1200cc Apple Red, many chrome 745 RECREATIONAL 860-933-6713 One Owner, 32k Miles. extras, less than 2000 miles, 508-885-5861 2002 BMW 325ci consider other models. VEHICLES 4 Cooper Weather 1985 Buick Call (860)633-0869 Selling Because Of Illness $7500 firm. Free mini bike Riviera 1996 Toyota Convertible Always Garaged. with purchase. 1998 Kawasaki Master S/T Tires Excellent Condition. 732 SPORTS UTILITY $3000 Call David, Must Sell My Beautiful, Camry 38,883 Miles. Automatic 774-230-6848 (508)234-0631 750 Xi Sport Jetski Steel Belted, 205/65 R15 Restored Pride & Joy! Green, 5-Speed Manual, Like New $150 Transmission With Sports 1995 Geo Tracker Two seater, new battery and 135k Original Miles. Pretty 170k Miles. Runs Well. New Shift Mode. Grey Leather Hard-Top recently serviced. Excellent 4 Cooper Weather Blue With Black Landau August Inspection Sticker. Heated Seats. Car Is Loaded. 1994 Harley 2004 XL 883 condition. Includes trailer Roof. Plush Interior. $2595 2-Door, SUV Model. and cover. $2500 or best Master S/T Snow Harmon-Kardon Sound Automatic Transmission, Groove Tires Mechanically Good. 413-245-6006 System, Premium Davidson Harley offer. Call (508)234-0252 $2500 OBO 4WD, Good Condition. Dyna Wide Glide. 19K miles, 225/55 R17 Wheels, Etc. $1900 Like New $200 508-476-1721 1997 Olds Regency $19,999 good shape, extra lights, Davidson 1998 Polaris ATV Nice solid driver 105K 401-864-3413 extra chrome, forward 3400 miles, lots of 508-867-2560 highway miles, loaded with Contact Josh Magnum 425, 4x4 508-885-7085 controls. $7500. upgrades, mint Complete $2000 Overhaul 5 Evenings 1995 Toyota Supra moonroof, needs nothing. 1995 Nissan Call (508)864-3198 condition, handles Twin-Turbo, Stock, 6-Speed. Asking $3500. Years Ago. Used Very Little 2002 Lincoln LS great. $7200 or best Since. Needs Battery. Car-Top Carrier Original. 60k, Call (860)974-3022 Pathfinder 1998 Harley YAKIMA Black-On-Black, Leather, Black/Tan, Leather, 40k, White, 5-Speed. offer. Won’t last long! Asking $3000 Two-Owner Car. 1998 Cadillac Sedan Fully Loaded, Chrome $3300 Davidson Call (508)347-8969 508-885-3136 “Space Cadet” $50,000 FIRM 860-888-5207 Like Brand New! Deville Rims/Grill/Rocker 1200 Sportster 15,500 miles, Panels/Pillars, (4)5-Lug Truck Rims Used Only Once. 1973 Pontiac Northstar Engine & Tires excellent condition, 2005 Aquila 250 2003 Honda Cost $348 20-30 MPG Brand New Snow Tires, $300 registered, many extras! Will Sell For $199 Trans-Am Exceptional Condition, Extra Set Of 18” Chrome $7000 or BO Cruiser TRX250 EX ATV Fits Most Cars With 4-Speed, With 455cu. White, Silver/Gray, Sharp Looking, Rims with Tires. New 860-208-7010 508-764-8754 356 miles, showroom Runs Great! Looks Great! A Roof Rack. Burgundy Interior, Original, Loaded With Extras. Brakes condition, bike can be seen $1600 OBO Superior Construction Matching Numbers. 90k. Fully Serviced. Florida Car, 2001 Chevy 1999 Harley at 364 Main Street, Oxford. 860-779-9371 $50,000 FIRM Non-Smoker. Sharp Car! Mint! Blazer LT Davidson $2700. 860-634-0581 508-344-2660 $2995 OBRO $13,500 obo Second Owner, 6-Cylinder, Call (774)280-2630 2004 90cc Polaris Chrysler Industrial 508-347-5460 774-289-9074 Electronic Shift-on-The-Fly 4 Motorcycle Wheel Drive. Very Clean, Dyna Wide Glide. 2005 Honda VT750 Predator ATV V8 400HP Engine Antique Black 2003 Ford 18k Miles. Some Extras. Rebuilt, Zero Miles. 1999 Buick Park Runs Great, Needs Nothing! Excellent Condition, 94k Miles, 22MPG. $9000 Shadow Spirit Aftermarket Lights, Brand Sitting On Ground, Jaguar Ave Mustang GT Call 508-943-5911 Mint Condition, Low Ready To Go 1972 XJ6. Body, paint and Loaded, like new, leather, With 22k Miles, Custom Asking $6000 New Battery, New Tires, 508-864-3846 Mileage, Always Garaged. Electric And Kick Start And $2200 chrome nearly perfect, New 122K miles. $4500. Exhaust, Pro 5.0 Shifter, 1999 Harley Pearl Blue/Metallic Silver Michelin pin stripe tires and Runs Like New. Garage Kept. With Rebuilt Fitted Call (508)752-8683 Ebiach Lowering Springs. 2001 Toyota Davidson Sportster Flame, Chrome Backrest. Comes With Kids Racing Transmission many spare parts. Clean Car, Mint Condition. Best Reasonable Offer. 1999 Mercury 4Runner XL1200C Asking $4500 OBO Boots & Gloves. (Zero Miles) Garaged In Winter. Call 860-792-0506 A $1600 Value $3000 Package Deal Call Tom (Spencer) Cougar $14,000 OBO Limited Edition Black, Chrome Swing-Arm. (774)745-0173 Vance & Hines Pipes, For $900 FIRM Transmission Only 92k, V6, 5 Speed, All 508-864-9692 Good Condition. Sunroof, 2005 Suzuki C50 “A REAL MUST SEE”, New Michelin Tires. S&S Carb. $1800 725 AUTOMOBILES Options. College 508-764-1401 2 New Tires, Tons Of Moving, Must Sell! High Mileage. Boulevard Cruiser Call Randy 508-461-9097 Forces Sale Chrome & Extras. Black/Grey, 300 Miles, 01 Buick Regal $3800 OBO 2003 Ford $7800 508-765-5097 978-365-5066 Mint Condition! Mint! Third Row Olympic Edition Call Mustang Mach 1 978-333-6059 12,300 Miles. $4899 2007 Yamaha Bench Seat 3.8 Supercharged, 56k Miles. 508-476-3907 Azure Blue with Black Asking $5400 Power Everything, Heated 508-885-9892 For Ford Expedition 508-335-1283 leather. 18K miles, like brand 2003 Jeep Liberty 508-347-5734 Raptor 700R Seats, Monsoon Stereo new. Couple after 508-753-5529 Fuel Injection, Electric Start, (Eddie Bauer) With CD & Cassette. Limited Tan Leather, Excellent 1999 Pontiac market parts. $17,500. 1999 Road King One Owner. Very, Very Clean. $8200 Call (508)987-8486 Silver, Automatic, 4-Wheel Black, 10k Miles, Mint 2006 Harley Turn Key And Ride. Condition. Call Steve After 2pm Grand Prix Drive. Sunroof, AM/FM/CD. Fits Model Years ‘97-’02 Condition. Lots Of Chrome, Davidson Soft-Tail $4500 508-278-3930 Asking $5500 OBO 2003 Mitsubishi 186,300 Miles. Must See! Always Kept 508-769-9073 $150 508-943-1593 Original Owner! Deluxe 860-935-0039 Eclipse Inside. 1992 Dodge 2000 Chrysler $5000 OBO $13,000 OBO Bars, Saddlebags & Dirt Bike Truck Cap Convertible Call 508-347-2277 Email Me At Windshield. 5k Miles. Brandy 2008 KX450F Stealth ES Sebring [email protected] Wine Color. Adult Owned. Chevy/GMC, V6 With 95k Miles. Custom Grey, Runs & Looks New. Excellent Condition. Fully Loaded. 79k Miles. 2004 Jeep Asking $11,500 Color Match “Pewter”. S-10, Dual Exhaust. Red With Convertible 2000 Harley 508-949-1348 Must Sell. X-Cab, Fiberglass. Hi-Rise, White Racing Stripes. 97k Miles, No Repairs New Tires. Liberty Sport $5500 OBO Sliders, Locks, Roof Rack $3300 OBO Needed. Carfax Report Asking $10,500 Silver, 49k Miles. Davidson XL883 2006 Harley 860-933-6713 Brackets. 508-476-5357 Provided. 508-410-3078 Excellent Condition. Custom $300 $3500 Firm CD/AM/FM Radio. Davidson 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 1992 Dodge 860-634-4632 2004 Chevy Pearl Blue, Screaming Eagle, 860-974-7099 Asking $14,200 Carb/Pipes, Forward Pegs, Sportster XL883C 1989 24’ Terry Stealth Cavalier Drag Bars, Fat Boy Back Rim, Truck Rails 2000 Ford 2nd Owner, 2-Door, Good 774-364-1133 White with saddle bags. Red, Mint Condition. Or After 5pm 21” Spoked Front Rim. Lots 2,091 miles. $6000. Also Travel Trailer Chrome Tube For 8’ Bed $6500 OBO Escort ZX2 On Gas. Less Than 70k Of Chrome Added, 1,493 Excellent Condition, New Miles. A Couple Of Minor 508-886-7184 Harley helmet, jacket and Great Condition 508-347-3613 5-Speed, 86k Miles, Miles, Flawless. gloves for sale. Battery, Tires, & More. $95 For Set Excellent Condition. Dents, Runs Good. Ask For Linda Asking $5800 $5500 OBO Call (508)949-0621 Receiver & Sway Bars 1993 Cadillac $2000 735 GARAGE RENTALS 860-792-1168 Included. Must See To GM Chrome Call 774-230-9583 Have Title. CASH ONLY 2006 Honda Slotted Wheels Call Rene/Joyce 2000 Harley Appreciate. Fleetwood 508-909-6156 WANTED XR 650L $3400 or best offer. 15”, 5-Lug Bolt Pattern Florida car. 46k miles, 2000 Ford Year-Round Garage 508-885-6215 For Full-Size GM. Sportster On/Off-Road Bike regular gas; 17-18 in city Mustang GT 2004 Chrysler Space For Antique Car 18,000 Miles $200 Set Of 4 27-28 highway. Fully loaded, $11,500 OBO Must be at least 20 feet long. New Rear Tire, Excellent Town & Country Mint Condition Shape. With 3800 Miles. 1990 Ford 350 454 Complete Light Blue with Light Candy Apple Red, Respond to John Blue leather interior. $6200. Pristine Condition! One Owner, 23,500 Miles. 508-832-3966 or Call Cliff $4000 OBO Class-C Camper GM Block Call (508)832-3029 or 33,010 Miles. Black Custom Paint, Fully [email protected] $7000 Or Trade For 4WD Or Car 50k Miles, Twin Beds In With Fuel Injection (508)272-3433 Fully Loaded, Including Loaded, Perfect Condition 508-764-7068 Call After 4pm Rear. Sleeps 6, Very Good 740 MOTORCYCLES $1200 MagnaFlow Exhaust, $18,000 Or Best Offer 2002 Harley 508-867-6152 Condition. Roof Air, 1993 Volvo 240GL AEM Intake, Lojack. Call 508-764-3723 Furnace, Generator, Fully 508-259-8805 4-Door Sedan, 132k Stored Winters. 1982 Honda XLH 883 Sportster HARLEY Serious Inquiries Only Self-Contained. Miles. Runs Fine. No 2004 Subaru 900 CBF 9500 Miles, Crash Bars, DAVIDSON With Tow Dolly. Used Auto Parts 860-923-9618 Highway Pegs, Saddle Bags, 91 day Guarantee. Large Rust. CD, Automatic. Impreza WRX 1997 Sportster XL`1200 Ready To Go $2300 OBO All-Weather Edition, Sunroof, Super Sport Passenger Pegs & Pillion, 9,900 miles. Custom paint, inventory of engines, 2000 Mercury 40,200 Miles. New Battery, Custom Grips. $10,900 transmissions, tires & glass. 508-867-6023 Heated Seats & Mirrors. with extras. $5000,00. 508-347-3262 Grand Marquis Custom Green Paint & Runs Good. Excellent Condition Call 508-347-3093 Excellent service. Free parts $1000 Looks & Runs Great. locating service. 1994 Geo Prizm LSI Spoiler. 5-Speed. Blue 4-Door, 70,845 Actual Sedan 508-755-3660 Asking $4500 Amherst-Oakham Auto White, Appx 60k Miles. Asking $14,900 OBO Miles. Excellent Condition. Call 774-289-3929 860-617-7335 Call (800)992-0441 or REDUCED! Owned By Elderly Driver. (508)799-9969 Selling As Part Of Estate. Or 508-764-7986 $1900 OBO Excellent Condition! 715 AUTO SERVICES 508-867-4105 Asking $4795 OBO 2005 Chrysler Call 508-769-0512 Pacifica Junk Cars & 1994 Pontiac AWD, 138k Miles, Mostly Trucks Wanted Bonneville 2000 Volkswagen Highway. New Tires, Great V6 3800, Dark Green, Passat GLX Family Car, Well Maintained. Large Trucks & Leather. All-New Tires, $6500 OBO Equipment Safety Checked. 4 Motion Photos Available $1750 V6, 2.8 Fuel Injected. Call Bill & Andrea Cash Paid Call Bert Excellent Condition, Well 860-377-0396 FREE REMOVAL 617-699-7428 Maintained. Low Miles. 860-928-1064 401-965-8949 Custom Wheels & Exhaust. 2 Main Street Leather Interior, Black 2005 Toyota (Route 131) LASSICS On Black. 720 C Sturbridge, MA $5500 OBO Camry 1930 Model A www.sullivanautosales.net 508-865-5085 Top Of The Line. 617-519-9051 Fully Loaded! Ford Coupe 1995 Buick 40k Miles. Green, With Extra Parts. 2000 Volvo S80 $14,500 LeSabre Will Trade Good Condition. 4-Door, Fully Equipped. Sedan FWD $10,000 Female Driven, New Battery, 2004 Toyota Camry Call Karen Blue, Leather, Moonroof, Etc. Always Garaged. Fully Loaded. 180k Miles. 76k Miles. 508-885-3192 $2350 Original Owner. Garage Kept. $11,500 Includes 4 Blizzak Snow 1953 Ford 1979 Ford F-350 Tires. Will Pay Top Dollar 4x4 With Plow. 49k Original Excellent Condition For Clean Cars! 2-Door Sedan Miles. Some Rust On Bed, $5500 OBO Rutland Auto Sales Mild Custom, $11,000 Good Frame. 860-928-5266 $1650 Route 122 1955 Oldsmobile 978-760-3453 Rutland, MA 2001 Oldsmobile 508-886-2720 4-Door Alero Original, $10,000 1995 Geo Prizm 110K miles, Red, 4 door Many Options. 75k Miles. 2006 Volkswagen sedan, recently, Maintained & Garaged. Jetta 1975 Ford Flatbed reconditioned, new starter, Sporty Model With $1600 50-Series Tires & Spoiler. Black, fully loaded, leather, 5 runs great. disc CD changer, heated Moving must sell quick!! Looks & Runs Excellent. $4995 seats & mirrors, sunroof, 1953 Ford 3/4 Ton $2500 or best offer. front, side & rear air bags. Pickup Call (508)341-4434 or Call Bob 508-270-9577 $14,900. Solid, Needs Restoration, (860)857-4168 Call (508)949-6914 $2500 (After 5pm) Collection MUST BE SOLD! 1995 Volvo 518-796-4223 (Cell) 2007 Dodge 978-760-3453 850 Turbo Charger SXT In Good Condition. 2002 Mitsubishi Only 1,400 Miles, Pearl-Coat 1973 Green With Snow Tires. Red, Grey Interior. 3.5L V6, VW Beetle $2500 Gallant ES Lots Of Toys. NO Bank Lien 508-333-3340 Runs Good, Rear Quarter $19,595 OBO Recent Engine, Dented, Replaced Engine. Must See! Good Tires $2400 Sharon 774-287-2031 Best Offer 508-987-2045 413-245-3530 8 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ September 23, 2009

750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 760 VANS/TRUCKS 715 AUTO SERVICES 715 AUTO SERVICES 1990 Nomad 2001 Fleetwood 1989 Chevy 1500 In Campground Camper/RV Wells, Maine Short bed Z71 off road. Sleeps 6, Screen & Rain Elkhorn Truck 2005 Fleetwood 2001 Coachhouse 2005 40’ Breckenridge $1500 or best offer. I PAY YOU CASH Room On Deck, New Camper PaceArrow 37A 52k Miles, Completely Park Model Home Call (774)280-2480 Plastic Shed, 3-Burner Self-Contained Camper Enclosed Room Addition, FOR JUNK CARS Like new, used only a few Plus Screen Room & Deck. Gas Grill, Deck Funriture, times. Fits 6’ truck bed. Motorhome Van. Shower, Toilet, 1992 GMC 18K miles, loaded, no Sink, Stove, Generator, Double Loft, Sleeps 10. Or Towable With P/Jack. Queen, sleeps 4, all Fully Furnished & & TRUCKS amenities, asking $8,700. pets/smokers. Two slide Auxiliary Batteries, Diesel Truck Many Extras Landscaped. UPS Truck-Style, Best Offer! Must see! Truck also outs, tv’s A/C’s & furnaces. and MORE! And Farm Equipment Electric awning & levelers, Asking $27,000 Meadow Ledge Resort Aluminum Grumman Body, 413-433-1479 available. May-October ______Call (508)892-8861 workhorse 8.1L Vortec w/5 MUST SELL! Shelves. Rebuilt speed, lots of extras. $70,500 Transmission/Motor, $22,000 508-278-6123 New Fuel Tank, Radiator, Call D&M Towing & Recycling 1997 24’ 2001 Low $90’s. Dutchman Pop-Up Call (508)885-4727 (508)765-8848 Steering Box. Dual Wheels, 508-887-3645 “Woodland Park” 11’ Area Behind Seats Camper Who Has 50 Late Model Excellent Condition TOLL-FREE 1-877-820-2TOW Beautiful Custom Design, Coleman Niagra Class-C’s For Sale? 14,100GVWR Model 1007 40’ Park Model Trailer. Sleeps 6 Sliding Glass Door Pop-Up Fuller Call 5pm-8:30pm Great Condition. Heat, Entrance, Full Bath, Great Condition! Heat, 508-867-6546 2006 Camp 760 VANS/TRUCKS 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT Refrigerator, Stove, Etc. 3 Slide-Outs, Sleeps 8 Inside/Outside Stoves, Motorhome 1994 Chevy 3/4 $2700 Central Air Out Truck Cap Slide-Out Dinette, • From 22-31 Feet 2003 Chevy 413-537-0619 Winter Insulation Package Gray, 6ft with sliding front Refrigerator, Inside/Outside • With And Without Slides Shower, Toilet, Lots Of Ton Paid $47,000 New. window & side windows & • Gas & Diesel 350 V8, 2WD, excellent Venture Asking $29,995 OBO Storage. Sleeps 6-8. Michigan 1998 Lance locking back window. Used 2 The Largest Class C condition, 190k miles, new 75K miles, in very good 617-524-6220 months, brand new. Stored Asking $6800 condition. Asking $6000 or Payloader & Squire 9800 508-248-5620 Display On tires, recent brakes and in heated garage. Fits 2005 tuneup. $3000. best offer. Backhoe Model 75 2002 12x40 Park Ford F-350 Truck Super Cab. The East Coast! Call Tatyana, Truck Camper Call (774)272-1192 Snowplow 11’ 3” A/C, electric jacks, 3 $1100. All With Warranties (508)949-6082 Model RV Gulfstream B Diesel, Runs Good burner stove/oven, sleeps 5, (like brand new) on beautiful (508)729-9177 View Them 24/7 At 1996 Ford E-250 30 gallon propane tank, lot in campground can be Touring Cruiser www.fullerrv.com 3/4 Ton Heavy Duty, 2003 Isuzu NPU Also: generator ready. Full dry used for a full 6 months (15 Extended Utility Van. bath, solar panel, 2 awnings, 2004 Or Visit Us 16 ft Box Truck Gravely Tractor April-15 October every year) 7 Days A Week At 75k Miles On Engine, double sinks. Lot paid for until 2097. Full Bath, Twin Beds, Slide. V8 automatic transmission, Exceptional Unit, 12MPG 150 Shrewsbury St 186k Original Miles. And Parts $6800 $48,000 33’ Travel Trailer Well Maintained. A/C, power steering, power Currently On-Site In Park $32,900 OBO Boylston, MA Call (508)347-7300 Call Mike (508)949-9174 Call Don (508)344-9499 1-800-338-2578 Tool Shelves. Great For brakes. Runs great, very (Woodstock, CT) 2007 Scooter Floor Coverings! clean, 10 ft loading ramp. 1999 ROCKWOOD 2002 Citation Furnished, 12’x32’ Screen By Redstreak $2100 $10,000. Porch, Corner Lot, Shed. Call Mike Call (774)230-1437 EHICLES ANTED ROO Park Features: Family 50cc TURBO With 760 VANS/TRUCKS 767 V W 31Ft. Travel 508-269-2420 Heat, A/C, Inside/Outside Trailer Activities, Pool, Inexpensive Luggage Rack 2003 Silverado Stove, Awning, & Comfortable Living. $1050 1982 Chevy C10 1996 Isuzu Oasis Resse Hitch Included. $12,999 Park Is Open April-October. Call (508)476-9885 2500 HD Asking $4000 One owner, kept on site, $35,000 Silverado Mini-van Crew cab, 6.0, auto, 4x4, $ Please Call After 5pm nice camper, includes back (Includes Lot) 350 Motor, Partially grey, loaded, leather, 508-885-5431 (looks like a Honda ladder, spare tire, 860-923-2549 Restored. Needs Carburetor. Odyssey). Runs great, very tonneau, chrome step, tow ROSS RECYCLING 2000 Winnebago awning, electric jack, sleeps 352-314-0003 $500 OBO clean, everything works. package, excellent condition. 6, lots of storage, huge Call Sam Kelly Blue Book says $4100, Call (978)697-0706 We Pay More!! Chieftain bathroom, queen bed, 1 large 774-318-1121 but will sell for $3700. slide-out in living room & Call (508)892-8690 2005 Ford F350 Model 35U dinette area. Pictures on All Scrap Metals, 40k Miles, Loaded, Many 4x4 Crew Cab XLT www.breezybendrv.com 35’ Park Model 1982 GMC 350 6.0L V-8 Diesel Cars, Trucks Extras. No Pets/Smoking. Call (508)987-1519 for 1996 Town & Must See! Trailer Van Stake Body With Power Gate. Excellent Condition Batteries, more details Fully equipped, furnished Rebuilt Engine. Country LXI Van Loaded - Including Asking $55,000 Motor Home 240k Miles, Recent Sticker FX4 Package. Copper Wire, 508-269-1710 with 10’x35’ attached $1200 32 Foot 2004 RV enclosed room. Heated, A/C, 19 Feet, Has Hot & Cold & Tires. Needs Exhaust. 58k Miles Appliances... friendly neighbors, large Water, Full Bath. 16 MPG 508-461-9097 $900 OBO $27,000 2006 THULE TRAILER On Waterfront (City), 19 MPG (Highway). Call 508-885-9371 (6’ x 12’ Enclosed) field, family activities, access Call 508-943-3812 64 Tucker Hill Rd. Lot to new built in pool, Heater w/Thermostat, Or 508-259-9403 Aluminum, Dual Axle, On 1 1/2 Mile Lake, Registered & Insured. 1985 Ford F-600 Truck Cap Putnam, CT 06260 GVW 6000 lbs. inexpensive comfortable In Beautiful Resort living, located in Woodstock Appraised At $6,500 For 1999 Dodge Pickup Model #C65X12238200, Campground MOVING! Box Truck 1997 Chevy Tahoe Under 200 Miles. CT. Park open April-Oct. Beautiful Maroon & Grey (Short-Bed) REDUCED FOR $25,000 includes lot. 2009 MUST SELL! low miles, runs good, needs $700 obo 860-928-7165 $5250 some new brake lines. $1000 All Major Parts Replaced, QUICK SALE!!! assessment and the R.E. Tax $3700 Good Tires, High Miles, 508-892-0526 Mike 860-935-0072 $34,999 (508)278-7616 or 508-754-2323 or best offer. Call (508)922-3936 Leather. 508-989-8165 (508)450-0689 Wife Got Another Car. Truck Cap High-top Mini $2500 Cash Takes It! White Fiberglass, With Wheelchair Runs Strong Sliding Windows, Tinted 508-615-2540 Glass, Cargo Rack. Van Needed 4 Years Old, Fits ‘97-’03 In excellent running IT’S HERE, THIS YEAR’S F-150 Extended Cab (6’ Bed). 1997 Dodge Asking $500 condition with fully Dakota Sport 4x4 508-736-3114 automatic wheel chair lift Power everything, 122K and closing doors. BIGGEST TENT SALE! miles, looks good, runs 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT Please leave message good. Rhino spray on bedliner. CAT D8H (508)764-2807 FRI 8AM-6PM • SAT 8AM-6PM • SUN 10AM-2PM Asking $4000. Call (508)867-3741 Bulldozer Lincoln Town Car “A TRUE 24 HOURS OF PURE SAVINGS” Cable Blade - Power Shift Wanted THE 1997 Ford F-250 Runs Good 2002 Or NEWER THE HIGHEST LOW BEST SELECTION OF Diesel 4x4 Dump $12,000 Chuck Gander TRADE-IN (860)928-3477 508-335-1153 VALUES OF INTEREST RATES PRE-OWNED INVENTORY Truck IN THE AREA! New Brakes, Rebuilt THE YEAR! AVAILABLE Transmission, New Tires. Needs Primer On Dump. $8500 OBO 1991 Dodge Dakota Xtra-Cab Pickup New Brakes & Hubs, YOU FINALLY HAVE Needs Electrical Work. $500 OBO 2006 FORD MUSTANG 2006 NISSAN MAXIMA 508-347-9865 ENOUGH MONEY FOR THAT #11846 V-6, auto, leather, sun-roof # 1784 Like new, only 28K 2006 FORD F-350 1998 Nissan Was $15,995 #11890 crew cab, diesel lariate, 1 owner Was $19,995 $ $ Frontier Pickup NOW 14,888 Over $50,000 Brand New NOW 18,495 4 cylinder auto, bedliner, NOW $32,995 $4700. ‘08/ ‘09 TAURUS SEE THE REAL PROS Call (508)499-6748 AVAILABLE! “MOM” TATOO FOR YOUR BEST DEAL SEE PETE MATHIEU Scott Johnson, Steve Rudd, Paul Taylor, 1999 Ford Ranger TO SAVE THOUSANDS Extended Cab Pickup OFF NEW Rick Brown and Pete Regas V6, 4.0L 131,780 Miles. Recent Tuneup, Tires, Brakes. Runs Well. 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(STATEPOINT) Getting Your The most important quality in a home is how comfortable it is for your family and guests. Garage Organized No matter if you’re dec- orating your current home or building a new (STATEPOINT) one, there are many major After a long summer your garage probably is a mess! and minor touches that If you’re like most homeowners, your garage has become a “catch all” for can add warmth to your things that don’t have places in the house. And now that it’s time to put living spaces: away lawn toys, outdoor furniture and sports equipment, the garage can get * Think Color and even more cluttered. Texture: Give a room a Pretty quickly you have a real mess — difficulty finding tools, no place to richer, cozier feel simply park your car, and a potential safety hazard. by selecting an inviting It’s time to get that garage organized to make it safer and more efficient color scheme. Paint for your family. should be your first choice “It’s always challenging to organize the garage and keep everything in when setting the tone, so order. But it’s easier now than ever, thanks to innovative ways of thinking choose warmer colors like about garage storage and new storage systems that let you arrange your muted browns, rich reds garage your way,” says Dean Dabaco, business development manager for and inviting yellows. ITW Brands, a tools and fastener manufacturer. Paint the entire room or Conventional wisdom for garage storage is broken into three simple steps just emphasize one wall. to remove clutter and ensure safety: Add texture by adding * Keep Only What You Need: Get rid of what you don’t need. If you’re visual layers with blan- undecided about something, you probably can live without it. If something kets and throw pillows on is of sentimental value, box and store it in a less trafficked area, such as the sofas and armchairs. attic. If you haven’t used something for more than two years, consider Choose ones that lend donating it to charity or throwing it away. The garage should be a place of splashes of color to your Deep colors, dramatic lights and fireplaces can enrich home decor. utility, not a museum. furniture. * Plan Where It Goes: Once you’ve determined what you need, map out Also consider texturiz- ovating kitchens — a Uplighting plants can lend your home can add money where things will go. For instance, if you have kids, create a designated area ing walls with creative fin- favorite gathering spot — drama, while downlight- to your pocket. If you to store sports equipment, lawn toys, and other play items. To maximize ishes or designs to add to include open designs ing paintings and family make an energy-efficient space, use the walls as “vertical storage” for your things. visual depth. Rich, flow- with central hearths. photos can warm a room improvement during 2009 * Get It Off The Floor: Floor space is critical. It’s safer without clutter to ing drapes also can Such additions even can with many points of light. or 2010, such as adding a trip over or get in the way when parking your car. Use heavy-duty hooks, enhance the effect. save you money by zone There are even modern 75 percent efficient wood such as Tornado Hooks by E-Z Ancor, to hang garden tools, sports equip- * Home Is Where The heating your home to hearth products, such as or pellet stove, fireplace or ment, lawn chairs, and more. Organizing items on the walls keeps them Hearth Is: Nothing says make it more energy effi- the aptly-titled “X-Fires,” insert, you can receive a 30 accessible, while helping to prevent accidents. warm like a fireplace or cient. that look like wall-mount- percent tax credit, up to Different types of hooks should be used for different items. Install U- wood stove. You can add a * Create Intimate ed plasma TV screens and $1,500,” said Melissa Hooks for rakes, step stools and folding chairs. Extended U-Hooks, mean- new one or retrofit an old Seating Areas: Move sofas are ventless, requiring lit- Barnaby, Retail Product while are perfect for rope, extension wire and bulkier items. Use J-Hooks for fireplace with an energy- and chairs away from tle to install. They can be Manager, Lennox Hearth golf bags, mops and brooms. And Large J-Hooks are great for tires, hoses efficient insert. A hearth walls to create intimate added to major gathering Products. For more infor- and lawn chairs. Ladder Hooks, of course, are for hanging ladders and even easily becomes the focal seating spaces. Arrange places, as well as bed- mation on what enhance- fishing poles or skis. point of a living or family seating around a sunny rooms and baths. ments qualify, visit Think strategically about hook placement, such as placing hooks on the room, especially with seat- window, a fireplace or cre- * Entice the Senses: www.lennox.com. same wall as the side door to allow easy access from the yard to rakes and ing around it. Regardless ate a focal point by adding Soften a room, add a gold- Whether you are lawn chairs. Hang seldom used and potentially dangerous items higher. of decor or heating needs, an area rug. en hue and spice the air enhancing your home on a Hang ladders horizontally so kids can’t climb them. today’s homeowners have * Contemporary Can Be with scented candles. budget, committing to a Choose hooks and organizational systems that can be mounted with or a myriad of choices from Cozy,Too: When most peo- Cinnamon and vanilla are major redesign, or build- without the need for a wood stud, such as those that even mount in drywall. such fireplace and stove ple think warm ambience, two of the more comfort- ing a new home, there are For information on different hook types, visit www.tornadohooks.com. brands as Lennox, traditional and country ing scents. Position can- many creative ways to add “Proper organization will transform your garage into an efficient storage Country Collection, furnishings leap to mind. dles near mirrors to literal and figurative area that’s safer for your family and even your car,” says Dabaco. Security and others. Modern and contempo- reflect light and warmth. warmth to your living Homeowners even are ren- rary can be warm, as well. “Literally warming up spaces. www.TheHeartOfMassachuetts.com 10 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ September 23, 2009