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This week’s Quote SPRING HAS Stepping out in faith “Time is the SPRUNG Waypoint brings locals to China to most valuable teach students English thing a man BY GREG BARLOW can spend.” NEWS CORRESPONDENT NORTHBRIDGE — China sends more stu- Theophrastus dents to the United States than any other country. In the 2013-2014 aca- demic year, 274,000 inter- INSIDE national college students came to the U.S. from A2-3 ...... Local China. In China, nearly 6 million students are A4-5...... Opinion enrolled in a Chinese uni- A7...... Obituaries versity. Students at the College A9...... Senior Scene of International Business Courtesy photos A11 ...... Sports at Shenyang Normal University in Shenyang, Waypoint members interact with Chinese college students B2 ...... Calendar Liaoning Province, during their China Time journey B4...... Real Estate China will be referring to the week of June 10 B5 ...... Legals as “Student Internship Courtesy photo Week” or “English Editor’s Week.” For the non-prof- UPTON — Along with green grass and bud- it organization, Waypoint ding flowers, signs of spring are popping up Office Hours Inc., their annual “China outside Blackstone Valley Tech, where the Time” trip is something Mondays 12-5 warm weather has given staff and students the more. chance to tackle some projects in the great out- Wednesdays 1-5 “We go over there and doors. Pictured, clear skies and dry conditions say, ‘Hey, we’re all people. Fridays 1-5 have allowed Valley Tech to continue making Why don’t we love each progress on its off-campus renovation of a other?’” said Waypoint historic carriage house owned by Alternatives Executive Director John LOCAL Unlimited, Inc. in Northbridge. Students in Rexford. “In 2005, some- unable to not go.” Valley area to Chinese Construction Technology earned valuable body invited me to go with experience working with a crane operator as Waypoint is a Christian colleges every year to a group, and it changed faith, Whitinsville-based embark in a 10-12 day they installed a series of roof trusses at the site. me so much from the For more photos, turn to page A9! group that brings individ- inside out, that I’ve been uals from the Blackstone Please Read WAYPOINT, page A18 Douglas Farmers Market looks to add vendors BY GREG BARLOW adding live music and cor- performed acoustic music. grow it, bake it, or simply Historical Society to help NEWS CORRESPONDENT responding events to the “I think it has grown a make it yourself, you may restore deteriorating Saltwater fish- DOUGLAS — Since mix. ton,” said DFM member be interested in setting up town relics and assets like being rejuvenated in 2013, In addition to attract- Molly Hollibaugh. “We your business in Douglas the E.N. Jenckes Store ing hitting its the Douglas Farmers ing local musicians, in only had four vendors to on Saturdays from 9 a.m. Museum. Market (DFM) continues the planning stages are start, but now, people are to 12 p.m. between the Vendor fees range stride to develop and transition the annual opening-day making weekly stops. I dates June 18 and Oct. 1. from $18 for a single-day Page A5 into a social community Rhubarb Challenge (June find it now to be a social A component of the use, up to $150 for a sea- hub. 18), dog day, recycling event, which was one of Douglas Historical son-long pass. For a full While bringing fresh, day, and Breakfast at our original goals.” Society, the DFM takes list of the vendor fees and organic, and unique food the market. In the past, Currently, DFM mem- place outside the E.N. packages, visit http:// LEARNING items and merchandise to Northbridge resident Ken bers are seeking local Jenckes Store Museum douglasfarmersmar- Douglas, the DFM plans Warchol has done a bee artisans, farmers, and located at 283 Main Street. ket.org/documents/ to energize Saturday demonstration, and a craftsman to help shape Any revenues from the mornings in Douglas, handful of musicians have this year’s market. If you DFM goes back into the Please Read MARKET, page ­A16 ‘Tags for Tails’

NHS law class visits Uxbridge benefits animals courthouse SPRING Page A11 CLEANING in disaster SPORTS DOUGLAS — Have you communities to plan, pre- started your spring clean- pare and respond when ing? Do you have a move animals are affected by planned and need a great disasters. The proceeds of cause to donate your stuff this sale help to fund some to? Are you an expert at basic costs for the team holding yard sales? each year. The Central No items are to be Massachusetts Disaster dropped at the Douglas Animal Response Team Fire Station and please do (CMDART) will hold its not call the fire station sixth annual “Tags for with questions. Tails” yard sale June 25, CMDART is an indepen- 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. (rain or dent, private, non-profit shine) at the Douglas Fire 501 (c) 3 tax-exempt char- Department and Highway ity. Items donated should Barn Lawn on Rte. 16, be priced with a reason- Douglas. As in years past, able value on them as the team will begin to take this will help us greatly. donated items until noon Receipts for donations on June 23. will be offered if request- Leicester Also, this year, ed. softball caps CMDART is asking if To donate items, to vol- anyone wants to host a unteer to assist the sale/s, third straight yard sale in your commu- or host a sale in your area victory over nity the same day to help yourself, call 508-803-1989 benefit the team. All or or contact donategoods@ Northbridge a portion of the proceeds cmdart.org to let us know Page A12 can be donated. We will that you have items to advertise your location contribute. Calls will be as helping to benefit the returned with a time and team. location to drop your Contact the Disasters, includ- items. Limited pickup ser- Courtesy photos Tribune editor ing fires, winter storms vice is available within at aminor@ More than 150 people gathered throughout the Blackstone Valley on April 17 for the and other incidents are a reasonable distance of Blackstone River Watershed Associations’ (BRWA) annual Earth Day Cleanup. For the increasing. CMDART Douglas for a $20 dona- stonebridgepress.com story and more photos, turn to page A3! needs funds to maintain the mission of helping our Please Read TAGS, page ­A18 2 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune Uxbridge Memorial Day Parade seeks volunteers

UXBRIDGE — Uncle Sam once said to honor and we want you with us. If your of a short prayer and a gun volley and and help continue this great tradition. you “I want you!” military backpack has gotten a little “Taps.” In the event of rain, scheduled exer- Now, “the Uxbridge Parade too heavy and you would like a ride, let Also, we are looking for local cise will be held in the McCloskey Committee wants you!” us know and we will do our best to find Uxbridge Veterans to volunteer to Middle School auditorium at 10 a.m. We want you to come march with us you a stylish ride. participate in the “Flying Squadron” Please contact one of the individuals in our Uxbridge Memorial Day Parade The members of the VFW Post 1385, which visits all the Uxbridge Schools below if you would like to participate or Monday, May 30. Meet at Whitin and American Legion, Charles A. Rice for the 140th consecutive year. This will have any questions: School, 8:30 a.m. Parade steps off at 9 Post #33, will depart the VFW at 6 a.m. take place Friday, May 27. During the Dennis Seely, USN: 1-508-278-0057 a.m. Show Uxbridge who has had their and proceed to St. Mary’s Cemetery, past several years we have lost some of Tom Taft, USN: 1-508-962-5545 backs since 1776. It dose not matter if and Prospect Hill Cemetery, where a our older veterans due to various rea- Russ Wise, USMC: 1-508-328-4499 you served during a conflict or not, you short ceremony will be held to honor sons, looking to recruit new members have served with distinction, pride and all our deceased veterans, consisting to get involved with this great program

Woman’s Club hosting 5th Annual Tribune Craft & Vendor Fair Almanac Quotation of the Week UXBRIDGE — The GFWC Capron Street (off Route 16), There is easy and accessible tions of our special vendors, Uxbridge Woman’s Club will in Uxbridge. parking on the site. with Club members selling “I think it has grown a ton. We only sponsor again its 5th Annual The popular Fair will be Mother’s Day is just the tickets during the day. had four vendors to start, but now, Craft & Vendor Fair this the only event held on the around the corner, and shop- The raffle drawing will be people are making weekly stops. I find Saturday, April 30, at the property between the hours ping for your special Mom held in that afternoon. Money it now to be a social event, which was McCloskey Middle School, of 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. this year. can be as easy and delight- raised will benefit services one of our original goals.” ful as attending the Club’s and projects in Uxbridge and fair. Businesses who have surrounding Communities - Douglas Farmers Market member already sign up will display in the Blackstone Valley Molly Hollibaugh, commenting on the some of the following unique area. Past donations have growth of the program in recent years. items: scarves, jewelry, soap, sponsored Senior Center pen to lose note cards, bookmarks, keys, needs, scholarships, and last O C honey, knitted items, bird- year, a computer for one of Northbridge Town Manager houses, framed photos, and the Uxbridge Police vehicles. (508) 234-2095 primitive items. Also, Lady Please mark your calen- Northbridge Town Clerk Feyline Fantastickal Faces dar for this weekend’s Fair, (508) 234-2001 8x7-9x7 Steel Liftmaster 1/2 hp will adorn your own child’s which will help to support Northbridge Middle School, Pleasant 2 Sided Insulated face, and again, the Uxbridge the many local business Street, Whitinsville (508) 234-8718 Chain Drive Northbridge Elementary School, 87 Garage Door 1st Night Holiday Committee entrepreneurs from our area. 7ft Opener will satisfy your appetites. Craft, food and business ven- Linwood Ave., Whitinsville (508) 234- r-value 9.65 Inc, standard hardware & What a great opportunity dors interested in partici- 5264 track, 8 color & 3 panel design options $270 to purchase Mother’s Day pating in this Fair should Northbridge High School, Linwood $570 inc Installation gifts, graduation gifts, baby contact Chairman Mary at Avenue, Whitinsville (508) 234-6221 inc Installation price matching available on all written quotes shower gifts, etc. in a stress [email protected] or Balmer School, Crescent Street, free environment so close to 508-278-2683. All vendor par- Whitinsville (508) 234-8161 home! ticipants will be placed in Grammar & Primary Schools, Cross A vendor raffle will also be the Gym on a first come, first Street, Whitinsville (508) 234-6346 held created from the dona- serve basis. Special Education Department, 87 Linwood Ave. Whitinsville (508) 234-8701 Douglas Primary School, 17 Gleason 62nd Annual Windham County News Briefs Court, Douglas (508-476-2154) Douglas Elementary School, 4-H Auction & Tag Sale Moore encourages oversees all public assis- 19 Davis Street, Douglas (508-476-4200) 326 Taft Pond Rd., Pomfret, CT tance benefits, maintains Douglas Middle School, 21 Davis a toll-free hotline at 1-800- Street, Douglas (508-476-3332) Fri and Sat May 6th and May 7th residents to report 372-8399 and also provides a Douglas High School, 33 Davis Street, reporting form on their web- Douglas 508-476-4100 fraud site. Douglas Special Education The Fraud Prevention Unit Department, 17 Gleason Court (508- HUGE Tag Sale BOSTON — In an effort within the Public Employee to combat improper use of 476-4034) Over 3,500 sq.ft. of household items, Retirement Administration Douglas Superintendent’s Office, public benefits and false pen- Commission (PERAC) glassware, small appliances, garden, toys, books, sion filings, Sen. Michael O. 21 Davis Street, Douglas (508-476-7901) decorative items, linens, and Christmas! assists with the prevention Uxbridge Town Manager Moore (D-Millbury) encour- and investigation of fraud- Early bird buy in 10:30 – 12:00 Fri $5/person ages local residents to report (508) 278-8600 ulent disability pension Uxbridge Town Clerk Free to all Friday noon to 6PM & Sat 9 AM – 6 PM incidents of fraud. claims and payments. The “Anyone who suspects (508) 278-3156 Unit may be reached via Uxbridge High School, 300 Quaker Auction at 6 PM Both Days (Preview 5pm) fraud has occurred should e-mail at pensionfraud@per. feel comfortable with com- Highway, Uxbridge (508) 278-8633 Gift certificates to restaurants, museums, local attractions state.ma.us or via their tele- McCloskey Middle School, 62 Capron & services, golf courses, ski resorts, 2 night stay at the ing forward,” said Moore. phone hotline 1-800-445-3266. “Information may be shared Street, Uxbridge (508) 278-8634 Cape, folk art porch chairs and bird baths. Also new, used All reported incidents are anonymously and I encour- Whitin Elementary School, 120 & antique furniture & collectible items, live plants, hourly reviewed by the appropri- Granite St., Uxbridge (508) 278-8640 age folks to do their part to ate state agency to assess raffles, silent auction baskets, bake sale & homemade hold people accountable for Taft Early Learning Center, 16 food & pie from Mary’s Kitchen! the validity of the claim. Granite St., Uxbridge (508) 278-8643 their fraudulent actions.” Additional information may Several state agencies con- Special Education (508) 278-8654 be obtained online by vis- Veterans Agent (Northbridge, Saturday Night: 2 VIP Red Sox Tickets tain fraud detection and pre- iting www.mass.gov/dta/ vention units to reduce the Douglas, Uxbridge and Sutton) July 15 vs Orioles, Right behind home plate with dugout tour fraud and www.mass.gov/ Ron Tetreau (508) 234-9808 inappropriate use of state perac. 1977 BMW R-100S Motorcycle resources or public dollars. (Minimum bid req’d on these items) The Department Call 860-974-3379 to donate items of Transitional Real Estate Transactions Assistance, which NORTHBRIDGE $54,639, 37 Thurston Avenue, Wells Fargo Bank NA TR and Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC to Randy A Lloyd $61,700, 35 B Street, Bank of New York Mellon TR and Specialized Loan Servicing LLC to Jessica Rodriguez

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The Blackstone Valley Tribune is com- mitted to accuracy in all its news reports. Although numerous safeguards are in place to ensure accurate report- ing, mistakes can occur. Confirmed fact errors will be corrected at the top right hand corner of page A3 in a timely manner. If you find a mistake, call (508) 909-4130 during normal business hours. During non-business hours, leave a message in the editor’s voice mailbox. Courtesy photos The editor will return your phone call. More than 150 people gathered throughout the Blackstone Valley on April 17 for the Blackstone River Watershed Associations’ (BRWA) annual Earth Day Cleanup.

“How long will my site stay clean? Worcester to Blackstone. Volunteers the Clean and Green Fair sponsored Forever, I hope.” came from scout packs and troops, by Alternatives Unlimited, Inc. and Travel around the Blackstone Valley church groups, businesses, Lions the BRWA. There were displays and and you’ll notice cleaner waterways Clubs and more. demonstrations about watershed pro- due to the hard work of many volun- So what did all this hard work tection, recycling and Terracycling, teers who pitched in on Sunday, April accomplish? The tally for the overall information on the Corridor’s “Trash 17, including the young person who BRWA Earth Day Cleanup included Responsibly” campaign, seedling made that wish. the following: 181 bags of trash, 38 plantings donated by Schumacher More than 150 people participated tires, six mattresses, a couch, a futon, Landscaping, and children’s activi- in the Blackstone River Watershed an upholstered chair, four micro- ties. Associations’ (BRWA) annual Earth waves, three TVs, two stereos, three One volunteer commented, “It was Day Cleanup, which was sponsored toilets, a tub/shower enclosure, one awesome. Not that there is so much 508-278-9824 this year by Savers Bank and Control weed whacker, a leaf blower motor, a trash — just that people were able to Point Mechanical, Inc. You will be car muffler, a car battery, many motor get it all!” amazed, and no doubt disturbed, by oil containers, six large metal drums, But none of the amazing cleanup the amount of trash they hauled out of construction supplies, one bike, one could have happened without the gen- www.508Local.com our rivers, streams, ponds, wetlands, life jacket, and two live shotgun shells. erous support and shorelines. Amazing, and disturbing, right? A six- of this year’s This year’s cleanup took place year old participant commented, “It sponsors: Savers Now offering a new line of at over 40 sites in 12 towns from made me sad to see all the trash.” Bank, and Amish Inspired Living Room Selections Removing this trash keeps water- Control Point by Smith Brothers of Berne ways open for fish and wildlife, and Technology. The for paddlers and anglers. And it makes BRWA wants P UBLIC our environment more beautiful for to express their all of us to appreciate. By removing deep appreci- potential sources of contamination, ation to these MEE TINGS the BRWA cleanup also improves the businesses for water quality of the Blackstone River. their assistance. Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed All this hard work deserved a The are retrieved in advance from mul- reward. So volunteers gathered after Blackstone tiple sources, including Town Hall the cleanup at the Blackstone River River Watershed and on the Internet. The Blackstone and Canal Heritage State Park’s River Association’s www.smithbrothersfurniture.com Valley Tribune is not responsible Bend Farm Visitor Center in Uxbridge (BRWA) mission for changes and cancellations. to enjoy pizza and refreshments pro- is to engage, edu- vided by the BRWA. The BRWA would cate, and advo- DOUGLAS like to thank the following business cate to improve RONNIE’S SEAFOOD for their donations: Market 32 in water quality in Monday, May 2 Sutton, Stop and Shop in Grafton, the Blackstone Rt. 31 ChaRlton Depot Shaw’s in Whitinsville, Hannaford’s River water- “Proudly serving the community for over 40 years” Annual Town Meeting, 7 p.m., See in Uxbridge, and Uxbridge House shed. For more Meeting Warrant For Location of Pizza. In addition, the Mass information on Department of Conservation and the organization Tuesday, May 3 Recreation and Blackstone Heritage and future clean- Corridor, Inc. provided valuable sup- ups, contact the Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., See port to the 2016 Cleanup. BRWA at 508-278- Agenda For Location While at River Bend Farm, cleanup 5200 or www.the- OPEN Conservation Commission, 7 p.m., volunteers also were able to enjoy brwa.org. See Agenda For Location Tues., Wed., Thurs, Sun. Economic Development Com., 7 p.m., See Agenda For Location 11am-8pm Octoberfest, 7PM, See Agenda For Location Ken Ballou Building Contractor Fri. & Sat. Wednesday, May 4 West Street, E. Douglas School Committee, 7 p.m., See 11am-9pm Agenda for Location 476-7674 Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m., See Agenda for Location REMODELING • SIDING Thursday, May 5 REPAIRS Accepting most major credit cards Board of Assessors, 6 p.m., See Established 25+ Years Agenda For Location

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25 Elm St. Southbridge, MA 01550 Telephone: (508) 909-4126 Fax: (508) 764-8015 www.blackstonevalleytribune.com OPINIONOpinion and commentary from the Blackstone Valley and beyond Frank G. Adam Chilinski Minor President & Election Letters Policy Editor Publisher Reduce, reuse, Editor’s Note: With an election season focused on endorsing a candidate, and upon us, Stonebridge Press will occa- to refrain from commenting negatively recycle: A theme Editorial sionally publish its guidelines for sub- about opponents. Failure to follow that mitting election-related letters. Should guideline could result in rejection of a you have any questions, do not hesitate letter to the editor. to call us at 508-909-4130. Letters should not be written as for investors? Birthday though to a particular individual (for Believe it or not, we’re coming up on example: “Your decision was wrong. On April 22, that time of year — election season. You should not act in that way.”). Refer we observed In Uxbridge, Northbridge and Financial to individuals by name, and then by Earth Day. namedropping Douglas, the big day approaches, and “he” or “she” or “they” in subsequent Focus Like many candidates in our community are references. people, you My wife’s birthday is next week! gearing up for Election Day. Just as For election-related letters only, JEFF might have Don’t tell her I told you. And no, I’m not they are hoping for a good voter turn- there is a 500-word limit, and all sub- BURDICK telling you how old she is. I don’t have a out, Stonebridge Press wants to hear missions will be published as space is participated death wish, man! from you. Who do you support in your available. in some activ- Throughout the years, as this time of town’s upcoming election? Why? What Any candidates for office will be ities to help year has come upon us, I always joked issue is most important to you? allowed one letter to introduce them- the health of our planet. But you can with her about her birthday, because Our Election Letters Policy is as fol- selves and their candidacy. Candidates also do some things to improve your she shares her day of birth (May 2) with lows: will not be allowed to submit any other personal investment environment. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, one of my Absolutely no anonymous Sound election-related letters. In fact, you might want to follow a favorite action heroes. I would always Offs may be submitted in endorsement The editor reserves the right to edit key environmental theme — reduce, tease her of any candidate for political office. any and all submissions at his dis- reuse, recycle. How can these ele- The that it’s Any mention of a political candidate cretion. When possible, attempts will ments be applied to investing? Here “almost are some ideas: inor and/or issues he or she has addressed, be made to allow the letter writer to M The and any election-related matter, must rewrite, but the final decision rests Reduce —You don’t want to waste Details Rock’s be done in a signed Letter to the Editor. with the editor. time, effort and money on investment birth- While space dictates how many No “Your Turn” columns will be decisions that will ultimately not ben- ADAM day,” or letters are published in each issue, accepted as candidate endorsements. efit you much, if at all. For example, “Time MINOR prompt submission will increases the The editor reserves the right to if you are constantly buying and sell- to wish likelihood of inclusion. In other words, refuse a submission if it does not meet ing investments, you may be hurting The Rock writers are advised not to wait until any of the aforementioned guidelines yourself in a few different ways. First, a happy two weeks before an election to submit for publication. The editor may oth- by not holding investments for at least birthday!” It goes over like a lead bal- a letter. erwise edit or reject a letter at his a year before selling them, you may loon, but I still try the lame attempt at All letters must be signed, with a discretion. have to pay taxes on short-term cap- humor. To quote The Rock, she does not place of residence and phone num- There are a lot of important issues ital gains at a rate that’s probably quite smell what I’m cookin’. ber supplied for verification if needed. facing every town this year and you going to be higher than the long-term I’m not one to get caught up in the Failure to include any of that infor- deserve a say in them. You’ll get one rate, which would apply if you held royal family drama of England like mation could result in your letter not chance at the polls on Election Day. the investments at least a year before most of the world seems to be, but being published. You have another chance on our Op/ selling. Second, by always buying and we were pleased to see that Princess All letters must be free of personal Ed pages. selling, you could pay more in trading Charlotte was born on my wife’s birth- attacks and libelous remarks. Letter So what are you waiting for? costs. Third, some investments sim- day last year, so as my wife celebrates writers are encouraged to remain ply need to be held for the long term her [age redacted]th birthday this year, little Charlotte will be celebrating her before they will show positive results. first. David Beckham will also be turn- And finally, excessive buying and sell- ing 41 this year; Ellie Kemper (of “The LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ing can make it hard for you to follow Office” and Netflix’s “The Unbreakable a consistent, long-term investment Kimmy Schmidt” fame) will be turning strategy. So if you do trade frequently, 36; NASCAR driver Kyle Busch will consider reducing your activity. be turning 31; and singer Engelbert Recognizing the loss of 1.5 million Armenian martyrs Reuse – You don’t have to look hard Humperdinck will be turning the big to find all sorts of investment tech- 8-0. That’s some pretty eclectic company To the Editor: government who still overwhelmingly niques being promoted by someone. right there! April 24 is the 101st commemora- denies this history. Many of these strategies have exot- As I looked up these celebrity birth- tion of the Armenian Genocide. Our Massachusetts recognizes the com- ic-sounding names, such as “Dogs of days, I was intrigued, so I popped in history is well documented — save for mencement of this genocide yearly. the Dow” or “Range Trading.” These my own birthday (Oct. 7, in case any some who think that revising history However, our own U.S. Presidents, techniques may have some validity, of you wanted to send me a present somehow changes it. both past and present, come short in but, unfortunately, some investors in the fall!) just out of curiosity. Some We should never forget April 24, using the word Genocide. It is an abso- zigzag from one to another, hoping interesting names came up. For exam- 1915, through 1923, when Armenian lute disgrace that maintaining rela- to eventually find that “sure ticket” ple, I share a birthday with “American intellectuals and community leaders tions is more important that honoring to investment success. You need to Idol” legend Simon Cowell, as well as were rounded up and murdered, or our history. develop, and reuse year after year, an singer Toni Braxton, Russian President forced into death marches. This mas- Wounds heal, while scars remain. investment strategy created just for Vladimir Putin, Tampa Bay Rays third sacre left over 1.5 million Armenian The healing process truly begins when you, based on your individual needs, baseman Evan Longoria, rock legend dead from the actions of Young Turk all involved take responsibility for goals, comfort with risk and investing John Mellencamp, Red Sox outfielder Government members. their role. We will never be able to time horizon. Of course, you may well Mookie Betts, recently retired football Genocide across the world has had change what happened, but we can all need to adjust this strategy over time player Charles Woodson and Christian a profound effect, and today we honor help with continuing to educate, so to reflect changes in your life — but music legend Michael W. Smith. I had the martyrs who went before us, their history never repeats itself. “adjusting” isn’t the same as “aban- remembered the Simon Cowell one, but lives taken from them. Undoubtedly The Armenian diaspora, although doning.” Sticking with a long-term, I was surprised that I share a cake-eat- this was a horrific incident — encased heartbreaking in its impetus, has personalized strategy is an effective ing day with the president of Russia. in a horrid part of history. given Armenian people a new oppor- – and less stressful – way of pursuing Life is weird, sometimes. I was raised on stories of my great tunity, and the chance to prove that your financial objectives. Anyway, the happiest of birthdays uncle, a survivor of the Armenian we, and our culture, will survive and Recycle – When you put money next week to The Rock! I mean, er… Genocide, who witnessed firsthand flourish. in some investments, you don’t just my wife! It still isn’t funny, is it? Maybe these atrocities. Unspeakable crimes, make a one-time payment and then next year… committed by undeserving-to-mention David Muradian hope to eventually make a profit when Before you stop reading this column, individuals, and by a community and State Representative you sell – you can actually “recycle” the following people are celebrating your investment earnings and put a birthday today (April 29) — actress Uma Thurman, country legend Willie them to good use. To illustrate: If you Nelson, comedian Jerry Seinfeld, A market update invest in dividend-paying stocks, you Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler, can typically sign up for a dividend-re- investment plan and, as the name actress Michelle Pfeiffer, actor Daniel The market has con- in 2015. In Worcester Day-Lewis, tennis legend Andre Agassi, suggests, reinvest the dividends back tinued to improve over County homes have into the stock. This is an easy and actress Megan Boone (of CBS’ “The the past several years. realtor’s been selling for 97 efficient way to increase your share Blacklist”), and actress Kate Mulgrew The biggest chal- percent of list price, report ownership – and increasing owner- (best known to me as Captain Kathryn lenge continues to low while it was 96 per- Janeway from “Star Trek Voyager”) — inventory. Nationally cent for the same ship in any investment can be an so wish them a hearty happy birthday! important ingredient for successful in March, the existing JAMES timeframe in 2015. homes sales rose by 5.1 These are all positive investing. You can recycle investment Adam Minor may be reached at (508) percent from the previ- BLACK signs for anyone look- dollars in other ways, too. If you own 909-4130, or by e-mail at aminor@stone- ous month but inventory ing to sell a home in bonds or other fixed-income vehicles bridgepress.com. is down from 4.6 months Worcester County. that provide you with regular interest supply in 3/15 to 4.5 months supply in Different price ranges and locations payments, you can place this money 3/16. Sales rose by 1.5 percent year over in the same town can have more or in a different investment – perhaps year form March 20015 to March 2016. less demand. I suggest consulting with one that can help you fill any gaps that Anything less than 6 months supply is a Realtor so you know how the market may exist in your portfolio. SOUND OFF! considered a sellers market. Sales price will react to your home and whether Reduce, reuse, recycle – it’s a theme has gone up 5.7 percent from March 2015 you are in a buyers or sellers market. that has resonated in the environmen- WE KNOW to March 2016. Each market demands different strate- tal movement, and it can serve as a you’ve got an In Worcester County for the past 3 gies to get your home sold. useful guideline for evaluating your months the average sales price of homes investments. opinion, so was $268, 403, while it was $262,518 in James Black is a licensed realtor for what are you the same timeframe in 2015. The aver- A&M Real Estate Consultants at Keller This article was written by Edward waiting for? age days till a home gets an offer in Williams Realty. He may be reached at Jones for use by your local Edward Sound Off! Worcester County was 80 days, while (508) 365-3532 or by e-mail at jblack2@ Jones Financial Advisor. Please con- it was 91 days in the same timeframe kw.com. tact Jeff Burdick, your local Edward It’s a fast and Jones Advisor in Sturbridge at 508-347- easy way to let everyone know letter is yours. 1420 or [email protected]. what’s on your mind. What’s LETTERS We don’t have a set limit, but if you more is if you’re worried about keep it around 600 words or so, you’re putting you’re name out there, Extra! Extra! Read All About It! going to have a better chance at see- We think you’re important enough don’t be! With Sound Off! you ing all your words in print. to tell all our readers to turn to the If you want to write a bit longer about don’t have to leave a name. Opinion pages and read your Letters a particular issue, maybe a guest Your You can e-mail your Sound to the Editor. Turn column is your cup of tea. If you Off! to aminor@stonebridge- But first, you have to write us! do that, try to keep it between 700-800 press.com. Just remember to Mail your letters to the Blackstone words. Valley Tribune, P.O. Box 90, Remember, libelous remarks and/ label it as a Sound Off. Southbridge, MA 01550. You’ll want to keep your or personal attacks are a no-no and Or e-mail your letters to the editor at could lead to your letter not being remarks relatively brief so aminor@stone bridgepress.com. published. we have enough space in the You’ll need to provide your name So, what are you waiting for? Start newspaper to include it all. and place of residence, along with a writing! phone number, so we can verify the 508LOCAL.com B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 29, 2016 • 5 Saltwater fishing hitting its stride

of porgies (baitfish) that draws schools of stripers to the area. The Great Some of the stripers can weigh as much as 20 or 30 pounds. You Outdoors first need to locate a school of baitfish. Using a weighted treble RALPH hook allows you to snag a dozen or so baitfish for your day of fish- TRUE ing. A live well is needed to keep the baitfish alive. Many times, Saltwater fishing has started if you hit it right, a huge striper to pick up in Massachusetts and will engulf a snagged porgie that Rhode Island waters. you are reeling in with the tre- The Westport River has been ble hook. Catching stripers on a producing some nice tautog medium action spinning rod and along with some school stripers. reel combo is a blast. After catch- The Westport River has a great ing numerous baitfish, attach a live one onto your circle hook. A ramp for launching boats, along Courtesy photos with plenty of parking. A small fishing rod 9 ft. medium action fee is charged to park, but it is rod, that has a reel loaded with This week’s pictures show Mel True Jr. with a large tautog caught at the Westport River last year, at this time worth the price. a 40 lb. braided line and a 12 ft. of year. Mel started his own charter business a few years ago called Fish Net Charters. Check him out on his Hanes Park in Rhode Island is piece of 30 lb. fluorocarbon line web site at wwwfishnetcharters.com. He often takes his dad fishing, and has had him enjoying his elder years another great place for anglers is ideal for this type of fishing. catching big fish, like this 40 lb. striper from a few years ago. Mel Sr. had a heart transplant over 10 years ago to launch boats and has plenty Stripers are very good at finding and he is still fishing! of free parking. Hanes Park is a baitfish in distress among hun- limit again this year anglers, can has some great striper fishing, has more sensible regulations a favorite spot for this writer dreds of other baitfish. enjoy catching numerous fish but this writer has been fish- with a six fish limit staring in because of the parking and easy It will not be long before your through out the day. Anglers ing Rhode Island for years and I May. boat ramp access that has you reel is screaming, as the line is also use fresh chunks of fresh know the area well. Why change The Uxbridge Rod & Gun fishing in a matter of minutes being emptied from your reel. porgies. Allow the bait to drift now? Club will hold a free kids fishing after leaving the boat ramp. Some If your are using circle hooks natural away from the boat. You The new fishing regula- derby on Saturday, May 7. All of the best striper fishing is just you need to remember not to set will not need to wait long for a tions are finally out in both junior members are welcomed outside on the Providence River the hook as you would do when bite if the stripers are hungry. Massachusetts and Rhode to participate. The pond received during the month of May and using conventional hooks. Bait As the waters warm the strip- Island! Strict limits on recre- another stocking of trout for the June and attracts many anglers runner reels are the best reels ers will start to head for cooler ational anglers fishing for sea kids’ derby. Prizes will be award- with small boats and kayaks. It to use for this type of fishing. waters. Rhode Island has some of bass in Rhode Island are in place ed for the largest fish caught. The is a great place to fish even on a Just start reeling the line and the best Striper fishing any were, again this year. No sea bass kitchen will be open for break- windy day, although this writer the circle hook will find it mark, and the big hot spot is around may be retained by recreational fast to all members and guests. prefers a more comfortable day most often in the mouth. This Block Island. Last year was a angler until Aug. 1, with a one Bring the youngsters out for a of fishing on calm waters. makes for easy releasing of the record breaking year for stripers fish limit, and then in September great day at the club. Every year the Providence fish and cause little or no stress with the fishing staying excel- recreational anglers may retain Take a kid fishing and keep River has a large population to the fish. With the a one striper lent late into fall. The Cape also six sea bass daily. Massachusetts them rods bending! Confessions It started as one of those weeks where lic when I don’t have a care and were told her pedi- miserably. So I come up with some elab- you just have all your ducks in a row back up plan you decide atrician’s office is the one orate story about how she can have milk and it seems that everything is going you want to potty? As any MOM IN office in the entire prac- later, the milk is locked, the milk will your way. Things are looking bright. I other mom would do, I ran MOTION tice that isn’t taken there. taste yucky, there won’t be any more am doing well in my career world, my her to the potty slightly We get her seen anyway milk at the store until tomorrow so we husband has been promoted twice in the excited and really ner- JILL ROUSEY and were told to make an have to save this, and anything else I past six months and is the IT guru of his vous. She enters the stall jill@ appointment in the morn- could say to get her to forget about the company, my son joined the Cub Scouts before me and tries to ing, which we did, and were milk. I was finally able to bribe her with and is becoming quite the little thinker sit, and with a plop falls stonebridgerpess.com told she has strep and scar- popsicles and get her back to bed. I final- and problem solver, and my daughter in. I should have surren- letina rash. My only saving ly get to sit down and my son is staring at turned 3 and is doing so well in school dered right there, that one grace is that she loves the me and starts giving me the third degree and seems to have the kind of luck I uncontrollable moment is what set off “princess pink bubblegum medicine.” about how lying is bad, and how honesty wish I had as a kid (she even won the a series of unfortunate events for the Now, every parent has told these little isn’t the best policy, it is the only policy. first raffle prize for her brothers Multi- rest of the week. None of it horrible, fibs to our children because sometimes As I try to defend myself the guilt kicks Cultural Night at his school, much to just annoyingly unfortunate. Everything our sanity takes a priority. We were in about the fibs I have told my children his disappointment seeing as how he’s from forgetting to activate my new debit told at the doctors that she had to stay to get what I want. So I turned to social been trying to win one for years, and she card and sitting at a gas pump with my off all dairy for 48 hours. Well, my lit- media and did a survey of parents who doesn’t even go there…)! expired one. Getting to the end of check- tle milk-addicted toddler gets home and have had to say things to their kids that Then reality set in. ing out my groceries to realize I left my wants to lay down with her favorite bended the truth a touch. I realized I am I took the kids to breakfast with my wallet in the car. Then with popsicles animals and drink some milk. As I stam- not the only parent who did this, and brother, sister in law, and aunt. We were melting in my trunk my car wont start. mer over my own words trying to find it is perfectly OK! And some are pretty nowhere near home and I realized my Dropped a carton of eggs, fell down the anything other than milk to offer her, hilarious! daughter’s diapers were still sitting on stairs, bleached my favorite black shirt, the tantrum starts. There are tears, and Here are some confessions I got: the kitchen table. I crossed my fingers and so on. fits, and hitting, and screaming so loud I “I sneak chocolate from my kids and hoped for the best. After months of I was driving my sick and screaming am surprised the entire town of Webster Halloween bags like a closet alcoholic.” trying to potty train this stubborn girl, toddler all the way up to Worcester to didn’t hear her. As I panic and tell her “I feed my kids gluten free and healthy, she stands up on the bench in the restau- the hospital — OK, well, Webster and we don’t have any milk, she toddles her while I eat frozen dinners. My excuse? rant and yells, “Mommy, I go pee-pee in Worcester aren’t really that far away, sassy little self up to the fridge, opens it, Because I can.” the potty! Let’s go. NOW!” but with a screaming toddler it felt like a and tries to take out a full gallon of milk “Before they could tell time I would Seriously? I ask you every day to go year. She was running a fever of 102 the “See? I want milk pretty, pretty please.” tell them it was their bedtime a wee bit potty in your fancy princess potty and night before and was only rational while Telling her that her doctor said she the answer is always no, now in pub- the Tylenol worked. We get to the urgent can’t have any because she is sick failed Turn To MOM page ­­­A16 Spring into spring cleaning!

spring cleaning. Tackling rooms *** and a cleaning cloth. Otherwise, er and disinfectant you can use Take in their order of importance A good arsenal of cleaning remove the bottom of the door all around the house. In fact, the means you’ll see results quicker supplies doesn’t have to trans- (check with the manufacturer, straight alcohol in a spray bot- and gain inspiration to finish the late into many products. Just as doing so could render the tle quickly cleans windows to Hint rest of the house. the basics can get the job done warranty invalid). Wrap a paper a streak free shine. It’s also an Wherever you decide to begin, quickly and effectively. Some towel sprayed with cleaner effective disinfectant for counter KAREN cleaning pros advise working examples include a good window around a thin dowel or straight- tops, telephones and other sur- in one room at a time, and to cleaner; an all purpose cleaner; ened coat hanger to clean the faces you want to be germ-free. TRAINOR avoid moving to another until abrasive cleaner (baking soda or area, then repeat with a dry The alcohol disinfects as good that first room is complete. If Comet); microfiber cloths; paper towel. as costly commercial disinfec- Spring cleaning is an annual you stick to cleaning one area, towels; scrub brush; Mr. Clean tants, but costs just a fraction of chore that’s almost always ini- you will likely remain motivated Eraser (amazingly effective on *** the price. Rubbing alcohol also tiated with reluctance. With so to finish it. Always start in one grime). When you clean your refriger- shines up chrome trim with just many tasks to complete, it’s no corner of the room and work ator or freezer, wipe the inside a quick rub. If you buy the pine wonder we often procrastinate clockwise from the ceiling down. *** down with straight white vin- scented version it will leave a when it comes to the most dread- Working from top to bottom pre- Washing large windows, such egar and allow it to air dry. It pleasant, clean smell behind. ed rite of the warm weather sea- vents repeat cleaning of surfaces as sliders to a deck can be gru- will discourage future growth of son. and ensures you only have to do eling chore. Once you get them mold and mildew and instantly *** The good news is, today’s it once. You’ll be amazed at how clean (use a squeegee to speed deodorize your refrigerator. A Win Dinner for Two — Your dismissal of the strict cleaning quickly the job goes when you up the chore) keep them cleaner little vanilla extract poured on tips can win you a great din- rules of generations past means work around a room with priori- longer by treating the glass with a piece of cotton and placed in ner for two at the historic “a good cleaning” has been ty and purpose in mind. Rain X, a water repellent sold the refrigerator will eliminate Publick House Historic Inn in replaced with “a good enough in auto supply stores. Dirt, as odors. Sturbridge! Simply send in a cleaning.” (Who really wanted *** well as water, won’t be attracted hint to be entered into a random to eat off of anyone’s floor any- Save steps and stress by drag- to the glass, which means less *** drawing. One winner per month way?) That said, your yearly ging around a plastic garbage cleaning. Another area of the Sink stains are a common will win a fabulous three-course deep cleaning efforts don’t have bag as you clean, so you won’t kitchen that can benefit from challenge in the kitchen, but the dinner for two at the renowned to fall short — thanks to savvy have far to go to throw away post treatment is painted walls secret weapon to battle stubborn restaurant, located on Route 131 shortcuts and strategies geared clutter. Hook the bag on the behind the kitchen stove. After stains on a stainless steel, porce- across the town common in his- to save time, effort and money. doorknob of the room you are cleaning (with a degreaser) lain or plastic sink is citric acid. toric Sturbridge. Because I’m in working on. Also keep two other apply a generous coating of fur- The ingredient gives lemonade the business of dispensing tips, *** bags handy, one for laundry and niture polish. Buff it in well. 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For a sparkling glass oven will be gone or much easier to Do you have a helpful hint rate the following as priori- door, wipe the window with remove. or handy tip that has worked ty areas: Kitchen (37 percent), *** household ammonia and let it for you? Do you have a question Living Room (19 percent), and Another great tool to have set for several minutes. Scrape *** regarding household or garden Bedrooms (14 percent). Nearly at your fingertips is a cleaning away grease with a spatula (or Prevention is the key to cut- matters? If so, why not share one quarter of responders, 23 kit, which saves time and steps. for stubborn stains try a straight ting cleaning chores, and the them with readers of Stonebridge percent, claim the kitchen clean- Make one up by stuffing a buck- edge razor blade) and wipe the bathroom is a great way to prac- Press publications? Send ques- ing is their most rewarding task. et with cleaning supplies, rags, window clean to a quick shine. tice this strategy. After clean- tions and/or hints to: Take the Cleaning the garage was rated as paper towels, etc. You can tote Grease can also seep in between ing grout and tile, rub liquid Hint!, c/o Stonebridge Press, P.O. the least rewarding spring clean- the kit around easily as you the glass in the door window. Turtle Wax car wax on, and pol- Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550. ing chore. clean. Wrap a tool belt around Cleaning this area requires a bit ish when dry. It makes the tiles Or e-mail [email protected]. Hints the outside of the bucket to carry more finesse. Open the draw- twice as easy to clean next time. are entered into a drawing for a *** small items from room to room. er under the oven to access the three-course dinner for two at the Prioritizing your cleaning Or recycle a cardboard six pack view of the bottom of the door. *** historic Publick House Inn! efforts is probably the most to use as a disposable tote to hold Some models have open slots Rubbing alcohol does double important step to successful cleaning bottles, rags and towels. through which you can reach duty as both a time and money the inside of the glass with a rod saver. It’s an inexpensive clean- 6 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune CALENDAR The calendar page is a free service The Alzheimer’s Association is dedi- you have any questions. offered for listings for government, educa- Tuesday, May 3 cated to providing care and support for tional and non-profit organizations. Send those affected by the disease, as well as Saturday, May 21 DOUGLAS all calendar listings and happenings advancing research into causes, treat- by mail to Adam Minor at Stonebridge ments and cures. With headquarters WHITINSVILLE The Trustees of the Evergreen Press, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA in Watertown, and regional offices in Cemetery, West Street, Douglas, 01550; by fax at (508) 764-8015 or by e-mail Raynham, Springfield, and Worcester, Public Plant Sale — Presented by Massachusetts, will hold their annual to [email protected]. Please MA and Bedford NH, the Massachusetts/ Blackstone Valley Gardeners, Saturday, meeting of the East Douglas Evergreen write “calendar” in the subject line. All New Hampshire Chapter provides pro- May 21, 9 a.m. until sold out. Whitinsville Cemetery Company on Tuesday, May calendar listings must be submitted by grams and services such as support Town Common, Linwood Ave. & Church 3, at 4 p.m., in the back of the vestry 12 p.m. on Monday to be published in the groups, professional training, educa- St. Featuring our members’ beautiful of the Second Congregational Church, following Friday’s edition. We will print tional programs, care consultation and perennials, cool garden ornaments and Main Street, Douglas. All grave own- such listings as space allows. a 24/7 Helpline at 800.272.3900. For more much more! ers are invited to attend. The Trustees information visit www.alz.org/MANH. also request that all winter flowers be GRAFTON removed by May 15. Plantapalooza — Saturday, May 21, Saturday, April 30 UXBRIDGE Saturday May 14 from 7:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m., rain or shine. WHITINSVILLE MENDON Plantapalooza is Community Harvest The Uxbridge Historical Society’s May Project’s annual plant sale fundraiser. meeting will be held at the Cornet John The Blackstone Valley United Millville Boy Scout Troop 21 invites We offer a huge selection of annuals, Farnum House, Route 16, on Tuesday, Methodist Church in Whitinsville will you to sign up for their Walk-a-thon perennials, herbs and vegetable plants May 3, at 7 p.m. The evening will start host a clothing swap on Saturday, April event at Southwick’s Zoo on Saturday, provided by Sweetbriar Florist of North with a short business meeting. The pro- 30 from 9-11 a.m. Whether you’re look- May 14 at 9 a.m. The registration fee Grafton. Whether you are looking for gram for the evening will feature our ing to clean out your closet or update allows you access to the zoo before gen- that rare heirloom tomato plant, or the guest speaker, a society member, Roy your wardrobe for free, this is the event eral admission and you can stay for the right annual to liven up your garden, Henry Jr. His topic for the evening will for you! We accept donations of gently entire day. Proceeds from the fundrais- the wide selection is sure to please. The be the Civil War veterans who lived used men’s, women’s and kids’ clothing, er will help fund summer camp and first 1,000 attendees receive a free toma- in Uxbridge. Roy will speak about the shoes and accessories (no rips or stains other outings and supplies for the troop. to plant! Plantapalooza also features services of Samuel Farnum, Alpheus please). You don’t have to donate in Registration is $15 for age 3 and older local craft vendors, our Cookie Walk Mason Seagrave and George Arthur order to take something home and you and free for under age 3. All walkers with delicious locally baked cookies, Putnam and others who served in the don’t have to take anything home in must arrive my 9 a.m. Southwick’s Zoo and a great raffle. Civil War. On Memorial Day, Monday order to donate. Everything is free and is located at 2 Southwick St., Mendon. Community Harvest Project (CHP), May 30, the Cornet John Farnum House open to the public. Please use the drive- This event is rain or shine. For regis- a 501(c)3 organization, is dedicated will be open for tours from 9 a.m. until 12 way between Domino’s Pizza and the tration information, please contact Tara to improving access to healthy foods noon. Bring your lawn chair and have a law office and come in the church’s back Corcoran 508-278-4163 or tscorcoran@ through community engagement. Our great view of the parade and have a tour door. Donations can be dropped off the aol.com. mission is to create healthy and engaged with family and friends before or after night before between 6 and 7 p.m. or the communities through volunteer farm- the parade! morning of the swap. For more informa- ing and nutrition education. In 2015, tion, please e-mail edalynne@hotmail. Sunday, May 15 thanks to over 11,000 volunteer visits, com or call Christine at 508-234-8131. CHP grew nearly 270,000 pounds of Friday, May 6 UXBRIDGE fruits and vegetables, which were donat- Indoor/Outdoor Yard and Bake ed through partnerships including the UXBRIDGE Sale — April 30 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Uxbridge Parents for Safe Graduation Worcester County Food Bank’s hunger (rain date, May 7) to benefit the United will be holding is 9th annual golf tour- relief network, Community Servings, “War Room” Movie — showing at 7 Presbyterian Church of Whitinsville. 51 nament on Sunday, May 15, at Blissful Hector Reyes house, Grafton Food Bank p.m. on Friday, May 6, at North Uxbridge Cottage Street, Whitinsville. Furniture, Meadows golf course in Uxbridge. and our Farm to Health Initiative. The Baptist Church (5 East Hartford Ave, tools, household goods, toys, books, and Check in is at 11:30 a.m. Shot gun Start fruits and vegetables we grew provided Uxbridge, across from CVS). “War collectibles for sale on the lawn and at 1pm, and dinner and awards at 6:30 1.2 million servings of fresh produce Room” is a compelling, faith-based inside the Church Fellowship Hall. Drop p.m. Cost is $125 per person and Hole for individuals and families in need in drama about the power prayer can have off donations: April 23, from 9 a.m. to Sponsors are $100. Dinner only option our community who otherwise may not on marriages, parenting, and more. Put noon in the office basement. is $35. Confirmation will be on a first have had access. it on your calendar — amazing movie! come first serve basis. Register early to SUTTON Everyone welcome! There will be child- ensure your entry. If you cannot play care available (they will be watching a but would like to sponsor a hole please Sunday, May 22 Antique Appraisal — April 30, 9 a.m. movie also). Call or e-mail the church submit your registration and we will office for more info (508-278-5505 or to 12 noon, at the Dudley Gendron Post create a sign for you. Registration and NORTHBRIDGE 414, Sutton. Sponsored by Captain Job [email protected]). sponsor forms can be downloaded from Knapp Chapter DAR. Call 508-949-0926 our website at https://sites.google.com/ St. Peter’s Parish will be hosting for more information. site/uxbridgepsg2016 or email us at “Breakfast of Champions” in the Parish Saturday, May 7 [email protected] for regis- Hall on Sunday, May 22, from 9:30 a.m. to UXBRIDGE tration information. Thanks for sup- 1 p.m. Breakfast will include: Scrambled NORTHBRIDGE porting PSG 2016! eggs/home fries/pancakes/bacon/sau- Inaugural Our Lady of the Valley sage/juice/milk and coffee. Tickets are St. Peter’s Parish will be hosting a School 5K Family Fun Run — Saturday, $10 Adults/$7 Seniors and Kids/ $30 Chicken Parmesan Dinner on Saturday, April 30. Race begins at 9 a.m. on school per Family. All proceeds will go to help May 7, at 5:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall. Monday, May 16 grounds; 75 Mendon Street, Uxbridge. fund our Mission Trips for the Edge & Tickets are $9 Adults/$6 Seniors & Kids Registration: olv.racewire.com. MILLBURY Lifeteen Kids in July. Please call Leeann 4-12/$30 per Family & must be pur- at 508-234-6355 to purchase tickets or if chased in advance. We will also be doing Uxbridge Woman’s Club — 5th Annual The Millbury and Sutton Cultural you have any questions. a 50/50 Raffle. You can contact Leeann at Craft & Vendor Fair, Saturday, April Councils will be co-hosting an art show 508-234-6355 to purchase tickets or if you 30, McCloskey Middle School, Capron and sale May 9-18 at the Millbury Public ONGOING EVENTS have any questions. All proceeds will Street (off Route 16), 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Library. A Reception and Rewards go to funding our Mission Trips for the Ceremony will be held May 16 at the SUTTON Edge & Lifeteen kids in July. MILFORD library from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. to recognize the winners of the “Peoples Choice” The First Congregational Church of UXBRIDGE The Greater Milford Community awards. Millbury and Sutton adults and Sutton, 307 Boston Road, presents its Chorus will be performing their annual high school students are encouraged to monthly free will offering of open seat- The Uxbridge Lions, aiming at that Spring Concert, “Songs with Heart,” submit entries. The show will feature oil ing dinners from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on 15-ton mark, is sponsoring a Shred on Saturday evening, April 30 at 7:30 and acrylic paintings, watercolors, pho- the second Saturday of each month. All Event on Saturday, May 7, from 9 a.m. to p.m., and again on Sunday afternoon, tographs, graphic art and mixed media. are welcome. Dinners are served with 12 p.m. at the VFW parking lot on Route May 1, at 1:30 p.m. Concerts are held Drop off date for entries is Saturday, bread, beverage and dessert. For more 16 W in Uxbridge. Having exceeded the at the Davoren Auditorium at Milford May 4, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the information, call (508) 865-6914. ten ton goal of shredding and recycling High School, 31 West Fountain Street. library. paper last year, this year’s event once The auditorium and parking are handi- There will be a Senior Breakfast from more will shred a copy paper size box capped accessible. 8 to 9:30 a.m. every first Friday of the of documents for a $5 donation but will Tickets are on sale now from any month at St. John’s Episcopal Church, include the onsite destruction of hard Thursday, May 19 chorus member, or at Music & Arts 3 Pleasant St. (off Route 122A), Sutton. A drives as well at the same rate. located at 164 Main Street, Milford, WHITINSVILLE $4 per person donation is suggested. This It is evident that more mailings, Massachusetts. breakfast meal is especially prepared receipts and documents need to be Pre-sale tickets are $8 by April 29 St. Camillus Adult Day Health Center for seniors. Handicapped accessible. For shredded rather than discarded in the or $10 when purchased at the door. announces a free dementia education- the menu and more information, please trash. The Uxbridge Lions provide the Children under 12 are free. al presentation for families and their call (508) 865-3103 or (508) 277-9822. added benefit of being able to watch loved ones who are challenged with the the paper or hard drive being shredded MILLBURY diagnosis of dementia. Join us on this MILLBURY securely on the spot knowing it will be one time event to explore this three-part recycled. The First Congregational Church on presentation. Our three guest speakers Parent Support Group in Millbury Proceeds from the Shred Event will 148 West Main Street in Millbury is will include Frank S. P. Yacino, who sponsored by Parent Professional benefit the community including the sponsoring a Flea Market on Saturday, will present on his role as a caregiver of Advocacy League (PPAL). Please join Uxbridge High School scholarships and April 30, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Anyone his wife who suffered from Alzheimer’s us for our free and confidential Parent other Lions charities. The Uxbridge wishing to reserve table space in the disease. Our second speaker, Michael Support Group on the second (work- Lions meet the third Wednesday of each church vestry should call Jeri Stead (508- Belleville, will tell his story about his shop) and fourth (sharing) Friday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Uxbridge Senior 865-5371). The $20 inside area consists of diagnosis of early on-set dementia and month from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Center. Check them out on Facebook a large supper table plus a card table. how he and his family are coping know- Millbury Public Library. Call PPAL at or contact Catherine Thornton at cath- An outside reservation is $10 and those ing what the future has in store for (508) 767-9725 for further information. [email protected] for infor- chancing the weather need to provide them. And finally, Julie McMurray, Parent Professional Advocacy League mation about joining the largest service their own table. “The Kitchen” will be Central Mass Regional Manager, from is a statewide network of parents and organization in the world. serving coffee and muffins, and at lunch- the Alzheimer’s Association, will dis- professionals and adolescents with emo- time, hot dogs will be served. There will cuss her agency and the many benefits tional, behavioral and mental health also be a Bakery Table, Church Flea that are provided to patients and their needs. Market Table, and Rev. Dennis Knight, Thursday, May 12 families. who specializes in offering assessments This presentation will be held on OXFORD NORTHBRIDGE of silver antiques, will greet our visitors Thursday evening, May 19 from 6 to 7:30 upstairs in the Sanctuary to identify and p.m. at the St. Camillus Adult Day Health Square Dance on May 12. John The Caregivers Group will meet in the estimate the value of their silver. Center campus located at the Linwood Hendron calling and Harriet Clarke library at the Northbridge Senior Center Mill Apartments on 670 Linwood Ave, on the fourth Friday of the month. If you cueing. Mainstream only. 8-10:30 p.m. in Whitinsville. This program is free of Sutton Country Squares, Oxford Senior are currently caring for a family mem- Sunday, May 1 charge and open to the public. Please ber or close friend, come and join others Center, 323 Main Street, Oxford. (508) contact Lisa Bernard, Director at 508- 885-4510. www.suttoncountrysquares. who share your compassion. UXBRIDGE 266-2054 to register for this educational freeservers.com. program or to request additional infor- A “Serenity On The Hill” Al-Anon Blackstone Valley Community mation. You can also e-mail lbernard@ MILFORD step meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Concert Band Annual Spring Concert stcamillus.com. every Wednesday at the Rockdale — Uxbridge High School Auditorium, The South Worcester County Congregational Church, 42 Fowler Road, 300 Quaker Highway, Uxbridge, Alzheimer’s Partnership, in conjunction Northbridge. This is a support group for Sunday, May 1, 2 p.m. Admission is with the Alzheimer’s Association, MA/ Friday, May 20 family and friends of problem drinkers. always FREE. But donations are grate- NH Chapter will offer free education Newcomers always welcome. For more fully accepted. The BVCCB, under the NORTHBRIDGE forum on Thursday, May 12 beginning information, call 508-366-0556. direction of Dr. Stephen Riley, will be at 12:30 p.m., at Milford Senior Center, performing our annual Spring Concert, St. Peter’s Parish will be hosting a 60 North Bow Street, Milford. The forum WHITINSVILLE “A Massachusetts Musical Montage.” “Date Night” on Friday, May 20, from will feature a lecture from Rose Grant, Our non-profit band is sponsored in 6-9 p.m. Come and drop off your kids author of “I Left My Memory on a Bus Come join the Sunshine Yoga part by grants from the Local Cultural to go and spend some time with your Somewhere: A Bittersweet Journey Collaborative in our mission to bring Councils of Uxbridge, Blackstone, someone special. We will have crafts, Through Alzheimer’s Disease.” Grant community based yoga to Uxbridge and Mendon, Millville, Northbridge and games and a ton of stuff to keep the kids will share her journey as a caregiver to the surrounding communities! These Grafton which are supported by the busy while you are out on your “Date.” her husband Jack, including the knowl- classes are appropriate for those just Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state $10 per child and all proceeds will go to edge and tools she gained throughout beginning to the advanced student. Our agency. funding our Mission Trips for the Edge class is every Sunday morning from the experience. The forum is free and & Lifeteen kids. Please call Leeann at open to the public, for more informa- 508-234-6355 to reserve your spot or if Turn To CALENDAR page ­­­A7 tion or to RSVP please call 800-272-3900. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 29, 2016 • 7 OBITUARIES William W. King, 78 Elaine M. Jussaume, 65 UXBRIDGE — of the Ironstone William W. King, 78, Schoolhouse and also DOUGLAS — of Jocelyn and Stephanie, including of Uxbridge passed served as a volunteer Elaine M. (Duquette) endless early mornings, nights, and away on Monday, firefighter for the Jussaume, 65, passed weekends of competitive swimming. April 18, at UMass town of Uxbridge for away at home after Elaine was a serial hobbyist and gifted Medical Center, many years. a long illness on crafter, always seeking out and learn- Worcester. He was In addition to his Wednesday, April 20, ing new artistic skills. In her healthy the husband of Sheila wife of 53 years Sheila, surrounded by her days, she enjoyed taking long walks M. (Perkins) King. he is survived by his loving family. around town, trying out various aer- Mr. King owned children, Michael M. She is survived by obics classes, and golfing. She loved and operated the family farm - King and his wife Michelle of Uxbridge, her husband of 42 years, Jerome D. to have fun and enjoyed many gather- Ironstone Farm in Uxbridge. He had Kimberly M. King Wrenn and her hus- Jussaume; her two daughters, Jocelyn ings with her extended family. She was also been employed at the former New band Russell of Merritt Island, FL, B. Fassett and her husband, Michael, of always willing to listen, lend support, England Telephone/AT&T companies Kathleen H. Marchand of Uxbridge, Rutland, and their children, Jacob and or give generously of herself to family, for 30 years and later worked at Waters his brother, James and his wife Diane Benjamin, and Stephanie J. Peddicord friends, and even casual acquaintanc- Corporation in Milford for 18 years. King of Uxbridge, nine grandchildren, and her husband, Chad, of Pennington, es. An enthusiastic entertainer, she Mr. King was born in 1937 in Sadie, Elizabeth, Abigail, Athena, N.J., and their children, Natalie and was happiest with a house full of hun- Woonsocket, RI the son of the late Jacob, Liam, Sassy, Ria, and Nicholas, John; eight siblings: Richard Duquette gry guests ready to enjoy one of her Rosewell H. and Verna C. (Grant) 3 great-grandchildren and several niec- and his wife, Karen, David Duquette special meals – especially at Christmas King and had been a lifelong resident es and nephews. and his wife, Sharon, Judith Menard time. She was renowned for her choco- of Uxbridge. He was a graduate of Visiting hours were held on Friday, and her husband, Michael, Cheryl late chip cookies, apple pie, homemade Uxbridge High School, Nichols College April 22, in the Buma Funeral Home, Lavallee and her husband, Michael, devil dogs, and other baked treats. She in Dudley, and attended the former 101 North Main St. (Route 122) Uxbridge Susan Lapan and her husband, Walter, could not wait to become a Nana and Ward Business School in Worcester. and again on Saturday morning April Joann Sleeman and her husband, Gary, was blessed to celebrate the births of all Mr. King was a US Navy veteran. 23, in the funeral home with military Henry Duquette and his wife, Sharon, four of her grandchildren. With a keen interest in town affairs, honors being rendered. and Joseph Duquette; and many The family wishes to extend its he was a former member of the Please omit flowers and donations beloved nieces and nephews. She was deep gratitude to the amazing staff at Uxbridge School Committee and the may be made to the charity of one’s pre-deceased by her parents, Henry Summit Eldercare, whose attention Town of Uxbridge Finance Committee. choice. and Helen (McCabe) Duquette. and support made it possible for Elaine William was an alumni and Trustee Visit www.bumafuneralhome.com. Born in Whitinsville on Nov. 16, 1950, to remain at home in her final years. Elaine was a graduate of Northbridge Elaine’s funeral was held on Monday, High School, Class of 1968, and lived April 25 from Jackman Funeral Home, Beatrice Robinson, 100 in Douglas for more than 40 years. 7 Mechanic St., Douglas with a Mass DOUGLAS — Beatrice (Reynolds) worked at the Whitin Community After several years as a stay-at-home in St. Denis Church, 23 Manchaug St. Robinson died peacefully with family Center in the daycare program and the mom, she began her 27-year career at Burial followed in St. Denis Cemetery. surrounding her, Wednesday, April 20, former Mega Video (then Blockbuster) Granutec, Inc., most recently serving Calling hours at the funeral home were after a period of declining health. She in Whitinsville as a cashier until turn- as Marketing Manager. She also spent Sunday, April 24. was 100 years old. ing 90. several years as Weekend Manager at In lieu of flowers, donations in Mrs. Robinson was born July 20, Mrs. Robinson is survived by her the Mendon Country Gift Barn. Elaine’s memory may be made to 1915, in Norwich, Vt., a daughter of two daughters, Jayne Howard of She and Jerome were long-time St. Denis Church, 23 Manchaug St., Edgar and Grace (Coburn) Reynolds. Douglas and Judith Lyford of Lothian, parishioners of St. Denis Church, Douglas, MA 01516. She grew up in Keene, N.H., and grad- Md.; eight grand children and 18 great where they spent countless hours vol- To leave a condolence message for uated from Keene State College. After grandchildren. She is predeceased by unteering on behalf of the communi- the family, please visit www.jackman- college, she lived briefly in Rhode two brothers and four sisters. ty. A devoted mom, Elaine supported funeralhomes.com. Island, moved to Whitinsville in the There are no services. Burial in the many extracurricular activities early 1940’s, and remaining in the area Woodland Cemetery, Keene, NH for more than 70 years. During the past will take place at the family’s conve- 5 years she spent extensive periods of nience. Carr Funeral Home, 24 Hill St., Stanley P. Lisak Jr. time living with different relatives in Whitinsville, is assisting the family New England and Maryland. with arrangements. To leave a condo- WHITINSVILLE — Stanley P. Lisak Mr. Lisak was a member of the At the age of 50, Mrs. Robinson went lence for the family, please visit www. Jr. died Thursday, April 21. Mr. Lisak Granite Lodge, in Uxbridge and a life to work in the Douglas School System carrfuneralhome.com. leaves his wife of 54 years, Claire long member of the Northbridge Center as a fourth grade teacher. She also (Magowan) Lisak; three sons, Bruce Congregational Church. He was an avid W. and his wife Lori, of Whitinsville, stock car race fan and liked going to the Brian J., of Whitinsville and Brad S., of casino. He and his wife enjoyed many Australia; a daughter Brenda Thatcher cruises together. His family was most James M. Gosselin, 54 and her husband Norman, of Douglas; important to him; he especially loved 8 grand children; Thomas, Alyson, watching his grandchildren grow up. LINWOOD — James M. Gosselin, especially his best friends, Larry and Andrew, Erin, Tracey, Jason, Hannah Calling hours were Sunday, April 54, formerly of Maple Ct., died Friday, Dan, as well as his dog Rocky. Born and Owen; and two great grandchil- 24, in Carr Funeral Home, 24 Hill St., April 15, after injuries sustained in an in Worcester on Feb. 9, 1962 he was a dren; Keegan and Lily Claire. Whitinsville. Burial in Pine Grove automobile accident. graduate of Northbridge High School, Mr. Lisak was born July 12, 1942, Cemetery will be private and at the He is survived by his parents, Donald Class of 1980. in Whitinsville, the son of Stanley P. family’s convenience. Please omit A. and Elaine c. (Dupre) Gosselin; Jim had a love for the outdoors and and Rena (Hoekstra) Lisak. He grad- flowers. Memorial donations may be four children Michael Gosselin of enjoyed camping, fishing and his veg- uated in 1960 from Northbridge High made to Caring Voice Coalition, 8249 Whitinsville, James Gosselin, Jr. of etable garden. He especially enjoyed School where he was an outstanding Meadowbridge Rd., Mechanicsville, Slatersville, R.I.; Alicia Gosselin spending time with his son and was an Baseball player. Following gradua- VA 23116. of Uxbridge, and Leanne Daley and avid Yankees fan. tion he worked at the Whitin Machine To leave a condolence for the fami- her husband Sean of New York; the His funeral Mass was held on Works for more than 25 years, then at ly, please visit www.carrfuneralhome. love of his life and soul mate Melinda Thursday, April 21, in Good Shepherd the former Dresser Rand, in Millbury, com. Lucey; four siblings Daniel Gosselin Church, 121 Linwood St., Linwood. until retiring in 2007. and his companion Tammy Lazotte of Burial will be held at the convenience Linwood, Donna Zuidema and her hus- of the family. There were no calling band Scott of Whitinsville, Jeannine hours. Kearney and her husband Stephen To leave a condolence message for E-mail obituaries for the Blackstone Valley of Burrillville, and Andrew Gosselin the family, please visit www.jackman- of Oxford; a granddaughter Quinlan funeralhomes.com. Daley; many nieces, nephews, friends, Tribune to: [email protected]

lished as a response to the needs of many ing abilities. Registration is required CALENDAR people in our community. Breakfast will for 10-15 minute sessions of reading to DOUGLAS continued from page A6­­­ continue each and every Saturday from the dog. Call the library at 508-234-2151. 8-10 a.m. in the Parish Center, 1 Cross For more information about program- Time are tough and the economy is 7:30-8:30 a.m. at Alternatives, Unlimited St., Whitinsville. Our mission is to serve ming, please visit the library’s website tight. It can be hard to make ends meet. at 50 Douglas Road in Whitinsville. We a nutritious breakfast, free of charge, at www.northbridgemass.org/whitins- What about your four-legged friends? have extra yoga mats, but most folks every Saturday morning in the spirit ville-social-library. Project Kibble is a food pantry for pets. bring their own. We ask for a $5 dona- of community fellowship and hospital- Project Kibble will operate out of Dog tion per class, which is passed on to a ity. Teams of volunteers prepare and Legos Club the first and third Mondays Orphans Humane Society in Douglas on local organization doing good work in serve breakfast on a rotating basis. All of each month, for ages 6 and up from 3 the second Saturday of each month from our community. Visit us on Facebook: are welcome. For more information, until 5 p.m. at the Whitinsville Social 1-3 p.m. Project Kibble accepts dona- Sunshine Yoga Collaborative. please contact the ministry coordinator Library. For more information about tions of dry and wet dog food, cat food, at [email protected]. If you programming, please visit the library’s kitty litter, treats, small rodent food (for Every Monday — Celebrate Recovery would like to make a donation to this website at www.northbridgemass.org/ hamsters, gerbils, etc.), bird and fish is a Biblically based step program project, please contact St. Patrick’s rec- whitinsville-social-library. food. All collected donations will then designed to heal a wide variety of habits tory at 508-234-5656. be distributed through local food pan- and harmful behaviors, such as drug The Men’s Bible Study will be held tries. For more information or to make dependency, abuse, eating disorders, The Whitinsville Social Library is from 9:30 to 11 a.m. every Tuesday a donation, please email projectkibble@ depression, anger, pornography, broken pleased to announce that they are part- in the fourth floor conference room gmail.com or call 508-234-8131. relationships. The group meets every nering with Tufts Veterinary School’s (the upper room) at the Whitinsville week in a two-part session, an open Paws for People Program, called Community Center which can be conve- HOPEDALE group followed by gender-specific small R.E.A.D, on the third Saturday of each niently accessed by elevator. The study share groups. Starts at 7 p.m. and ends month beginning in December, from is a non-denominational look at New The Adult Children of Alcoholics at 9:00. Come at 6:30 for coffee and con- 10 a.m. to noon. During the program, Testament Scripture from a Christian 12-step support group meets from 7:30 versation. Pleasant Street Church, 25 a trained therapy dog will visit the Worldview perspective. Men from all to 9 p.m. on Mondays at the Hopedale Cross Street, Whitinsville, 508-234-5268, library, along with its owner, and chil- the area towns are invited to share the Unitarian Church, 65 Hopedale St. For ext. 14, or email [email protected]. dren have the chance to read to the dog. Word, fellowship, food and fun. Just more information, call Rose at (508) 234- This program is designed for children come to the Whitinsville Community 9004. The John 21 Community Breakfast ages 4-8 at any reading level and helps to Center or email mikeytierney@gmail. at St. Patrick’s Church has been estab- promote confidence in the child’s read- com for more information.

limited look back period on sponsored tax amnesty, con- or fraudulent application, doc- Tax amnesty applications Muradian: State tax unfiled returns for taxpayers ducted over a two-month peri- ument, or other statement to are available at www.mass. who have not been previously od in 2014, netted $69.1 million DOR in connection with a tax gov/TaxAmnesty. All amnes- amnesty program runs contacted by DOR. in outstanding taxes for the amnesty application; or ty returns and payments must During the amnesty period, state. A more limited corpo- • Has signed a settle- be submitted electronically to through May 31 DOR will waive any penalties rate tax amnesty offered by the ment agreement with the DOR no later than 11:59 p.m. and the interest on those pen- Baker-Polito Administration Department’s Litigation Eastern Daylight Time on BOSTON — State Rep. alties for qualifying taxpay- in 2015 collected over $18.6 mil- Bureau, Office of Appeals, or Tuesday, May 31. Muradian (R-Grafton) is ers who file a delinquent or lion. Offer-in-Settlement Unit for pleased to announce that the amended return, provided that The 2016 tax amnesty pro- tax periods covered Department of Revenue (DOR) they pay the outstanding tax gram does not cover existing under the MA 2016 tax has launched a new tax amnes- and interest owed to the state tax liabilities, and other qual- amnesty ty program for certain qualify- before the May 31 deadline. ifying restrictions apply. For Muradian encour- ing businesses and individuals. “The tax amnesty program example, the new amnesty pro- ages residents of The tax amnesty, which is offers a great opportunity for gram will not be available to Grafton, Northbridge, available through May 31, is individuals to reduce their tax any taxpayer who: and Upton to see if they open to businesses and indi- burden without facing the pen- • Has been or is the subject of qualify for the new tax viduals who did not file a tax alties typically associated with a tax-related criminal investi- amnesty program by return, or under-reported the late filings and payments,” said gation or prosecution; visiting http://www. amount of tax owed on a previ- Muradian. • Has previously filed a false mass.gov/dor/break- ously filed return that was due The House Republican or fraudulent return or state- ing-news/amnesty/ on or before December 31, 2015, Caucus has actively sponsored ment; tax-amnesty-faqs. with some exceptions. As part and supported a series of tar- • Files a fraudulent amnesty html, or by calling of the amnesty program, DOR geted tax amnesties over the return; DOR’s Amnesty Line is also offering a three-year years. The most recent Caucus- • Delivers or discloses a false at 617-887-6655. 8 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune SENIOR SCENE TRI VALLEY INC. FREE BOWLING tea and good company in appre- Sunshine Club Meeting May 5, to make it easier to get people to FINE (Friends of Northbridge ciation for all you do! at 3 p.m. lunch and give everyone time to Elders) offers free bowling on Tuesday, May 10, 5:30 p.m. Ice- get their shopping done. Monday, May 2: Jambalaya, rice the first and third Monday SALMON VNA BLOOD Cream Bingo Social sponsored Walmart Shopping: Second and pilaf, green peas, fresh fruit, of the month from 1-2 p.m. at PRESSURE CLINIC by Brookside Rehab fourth Thursdays of the month. French bread. Sparetime Lanes. This is open Tuesday, May 10, from 11 a.m. Thursday, May 26, 6 p.m. Movie Pick up begins at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 3: Meatballs with to all Northbridge residents to 12 p.m. Night, light refreshments will Please sign up in advance for onion gravy, mashed potatoes, aged 60 or older. This is not a be served Walmart shopping by calling us Roman blend vegetables, tapio- league, it is a come-whenever- SINGER/ENTERTAINER Sue’s Trips: For information on at 508-278-8622 to reserve your ca pudding, Diet: Tapioca pud- you-can-make-it activity. TOMMY RULL our upcoming trips please con- seat on the van. ding, whole wheat bread. Tuesday, May 10, 1 p.m. “A tact Sue at (508)476-5820. We wish to thank the Uxbridge Wednesday, May 4: Pork chow WALKING CLUB Musical Journey Through the Police Department again for mein, brown rice, Oriental Every Tuesday from 10-11 a.m. Years,” just in time for Mother’s HEALTH SERVICES their Inaugural Spaghetti blend vegetables, mandarin Meet at St. Patrick’s Cemetery Day! Tommy has been well Lunch that was held on April 5. oranges, marble rye bread. received in the past so come Podiatrist: The podiatrist Also thank you to Adrian from Thursday, May 5: Mother’s Day IN TOWN WEEKLY SHOPPING early to get your seat! will be at the center June 27. Uxbridge House of Pizza for his Meal – Stuffed chicken, sour TRIPS: Appointments start at 10:30 help & delicious meatballs and cream and chive potatoes, peas Every Monday morning ANNUAL FINE LUNCHEON a.m. and require a reservation. Tony Guinta from Hannaford’s and carrots, chocolate mousse, and Wednesday afternoon – AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS Appointments fill up quickly. for the ice cream sundaes! French bread. Walmart Wednesday, May 11, from 11:30 Please reserve your space early, Friday, May 6: Fish with crumb Every Tuesday afternoon and a.m. to 2 p.m. Board meeting if you need to cancel please let COMPUTER CLASSES topping, scalloped potatoes, Friday morning – Shaw’s at 11 a.m. This year the ban- us know as soon as possible so Computer classes will be every mixed vegetables, peaches, First Tuesday morning of each quet will be held at BVT’S 3 that someone else can utilize Monday at the Senior Center pumpernickel bread. month – Hannaford’s Season Restaurant with choic- this appointment time. from 3-4 p.m. You can call ahead NORTHBRIDGE SENIOR es of beef, chicken or haddock. Blood Pressure Clinic with to sign up 508-278-8622 or just CENTER PODIATRIST Entertainment by the Jesse Nurse Ann: May 2 & 26 at 10 a.m. stop in. Everyone is welcome! Monday, May 2, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Fontain Duo. $15 per member walk-ins are always welcome. Thank you to Nipmuc student Please call to make an appoint- or guest. Must register by May Steven Wickstrom for teaching Phone: 508-234-2002 ment. 4. If you cannot make it into the TRIPS our classes this year! He can www.northbridgemass.org/ Senior Center, we will gladly The Sunshine Club will be tak- teach you on your tablet, phone, council-on-aging TAP DANCING CLASS mail you your tickets or flyer for ing a bus trip to Meredith, N.H., nooks, iPads, Kindles, etc. Bring Hours: 8:30 a.m.– 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 4, 2:30 p.m. this event, just call to request. on Thursday, July 28. The musi- in your device and learn! We are Monday–Thursday; 8:30 a.m. – 1 This is the first class of an cal “My Fair Lady” will be at wireless at the Senior Center, p.m. Friday. eight-week series meeting every UPCOMING DAY TRIPS the Interlakes Theatre, a great so please feel free to come take Wednesday. Come join us for Please call ahead and soon to summer theatre! There will be advantage of this service. UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS fun and exercise! We will pro- reserve your spots: lunch first at Hart’s Turkey & ANNOUNCEMENTS vide the tap shoes, call ahead June 9: Magic Wings and the Farm with a choice of turkey LUNCH AND LEARN WITH We require registration for to reserve your spot and give Bridge of Flowers: Tour of Magic dinner, roast sirloin, or broiled POLICE CHIEF LOURIE all of our events and trips. us your shoe size. $5 per class, Wings Butterfly Conservatory & haddock. Everything is includ- Friday, May 6, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 Additionally, if you need trans- instructor is from Joanne Gardens located in S. Deerfield, ed for $74. Then on Monday, p.m. Police Chief Jeff Lourie will portation, please inform the Warren Dance Studio. then to the Bridge of Flowers in Aug. 15 there will be a cruise out hold his monthly Community center at the time of registra- Shelburne Falls, and finally on of Portland, Maine, to Bailey’s Policing Bureau Presentation. tion. Simply call 508-234-2002 to MOTHER’S DAY to the Yankee Candle Company Island with lunch on the island. This month’s guest speaker will sign-up. Deposits and fees are CELEBRATION all via Deluxe Motorcoach The price is $92. be Michele Ellicks, Community required at time of sign up in Thursday, May 5, 10:30 a.m. transportation. Tuesday, Sept. 13 will be a cruise Outreach for MA Registry of order to reserve your spot. Come join us for a morning of June 15: Whittier Farms Senior on the MS/Washington on Lake Motor Vehicles. She will talk pampering with chair massages Citizen Day: 10:30 a.m., we are Winnipesaukee w/the buffet on about the “RMV’s Driving and manicures. Desserts, coffee, invited to tour the farm and the boat and a stop in Wolfeboro Decision Program” – advice for enjoy a cookout lunch. $16 per for $72. caregivers and professionals person. There are a few overnight trips who deal with unsafe drivers. July 13: Indian Princess Tour on planned: Oct. 10-14 to Niagara We invite caregivers to attend Webster Lake. $69 per person, Falls for $489 for 5 days; Oct. this important presentation. board the modern day replica 3-12 to Scotland for 10 days; Nov. Seating is limited so please be of the grand river boats, lunch 6-8 to the Villa Roma Resort in sure to call ahead to reserve your at Point Breeze, and on the way the Catskills for $369; Nov. 28-30 spot for this lunch. Uxbridge home we will stop at Foppema’s to the White Mountain Hotel Community Television will Farmstand for fruits and vege- and Resort in North Conway for film and it will be aired on local tables. $439; and to NYC at Christmas cable access. We are thankful from Dec. 10-12 for $339, includ- to be working closely with the CALLING ALL TRAVELERS! ing the 9/11 Museum. Uxbridge Police Department and The FINE Travelers Group pres- All trips originate from to have Uxbridge Community ents two exciting bus trips this the Whitinsville Walmart. Television film these events. Fall: Everyone is welcome to join 1) Washington, D.C. 4 Days /3 the group on any of these trips. MOTHER’S DAY Nights Sept. 9-12, $369/DBL Don’t be shy! We encourage new CELEBRATION 2) Chicago 7 Days/6 Nights Oct. people to come! Please call Sue Monday, May 9, 11:30 a.m. to 2-8, $575/DBL at 508-476-5820 for more infor- 12:30 p.m. Please join us for Details of these trips can be mation. this special lunch and we are viewed at www.grouptrips. happy to announce that Maya com/finetravelers Click on Levine will be singing! Maya is “Join This Tour”. Or call the Sr. UXBRIDGE SENIOR the daughter of Vikki Levine Center for more information. CENTER from Comfort Zone Home Care. Please be sure to call ahead to 36 South Main St. reserve your spot for this lun- DOUGLAS SENIOR cheon. CENTER Marsha Petrillo – Director – 508- 278-8622 Donna Oncay – Administrative ANNUAL MEETING SCHEDULE OF DAILY Assistant – 508-278-8622 Wednesday, May 11, 6 p.m., The EVENTS Lynne McPherson – Chef – 508- Uxbridge Elderly Connection 278-8622 Inc., Annual meeting will be • Mondays: 9 a.m., Walking Gail Boutiette – Outreach held at the senior center. Please Club; 9:30 a.m., Reverse Glass Coordinator feel free to join us! Painting; 10 a.m., Osteo exer- Peter Waeger – Van Driver cise; 12 p.m., Needle Works. ASK THE NURSE • Tuesdays: 9 a.m., Walking Please call the Senior Center Tuesday, May 17, 11:30 a.m. to Club; 9:30 a.m., Cribbage; 9:30 48 hours ahead at 508-278-8622 12:30 p.m. Salmon Health VNA a.m., Zumba; 12 p.m., Bingo. to reserve your meal and also will be available for the blood • Wednesdays: 9 a.m., Walking to arrange for transportation to pressure clinic. If you have any Club; 10 a.m., Osteo exercise; 11 lunch and for medical appoint- questions about new symptoms a.m., Coloring Group; 12 p.m., ments. Van transportation you may have, questions about Needle Works begins at 10:30 a.m. each day. new medications, or any other • Thursdays: 8:45 a.m., Yoga; 9 Please check with the Senior health problem, they will be a.m., Walking Club; 9:30 a.m., Center by calling 508-278-8622, able to help you with them. The Computers, 10 a.m. and 12 p.m., Uxbridge Cable Local Access Salmon Health nurse will be at Painting; 10 a.m., Tai chi; 12 Channel 191, Facebook, or the the senior center every third p.m., Bingo. Council on Aging website for Tuesday. Please join us for this the Lunch Menu. important free monthly clinic May is National Older The Senior Center is a drop off offered by the Salmon VNA. Americans Month! Join us and site for the People First Food celebrate with us at one of our Pantry. Donations are accepted SMP PROGRAM many events! Monday through Friday from 9 Friday, May 20, 1-3 p.m. The a.m. to 4 p.m. Massachusetts Senior Medicare • Thursday, May 5, at 10:45 a.m., Patrol (SMP) Program in part- Elderwood Home Care will be SENIOR CENTER WISH LIST nership with The Uxbridge at the center to present “The We welcome and appreciate the Council on Aging invites you to Power of Hydration.” They will support of anyone in a position it’s first Medicare Beneficiary be bringing in samples, recipes to give. Your donations make Council Meeting at the senior and raffle prizes. Lunch will be a significant difference in the center. This meeting is open Stuffed Chicken for $3.00. Please lives of our elders and help sup- to the public and we strongly sign up by April 28. port our daily lunch program. encourage Medicare beneficia- • Monday May 9, at 11:30 a.m. All monetary gifts can be made ries, family members and care- please join us for a cake social. out to the Town of Uxbridge givers to attend. Come and share Brookside Rehabilitation will with Senior Center in the memo your concerns, ask questions be at the center with a delicious section of your check. Gift cards and gain a better understanding cake for all to share. Please, let for Hannaford, Walmart and of how to protect, detect and us know if you will be attending CVS also make nice gifts for report healthcare errors, fraud by May 5. senior citizens in need. and abuse which cost American • Thursday, May 12, at 11 a.m. We also continue to need in kind taxpayers billions of dollars please join us as we celebrate donations of thank you & get annually. with the Musical Stylings of well cards, paper towels, dish- Brad the Aussie. This event is washer soap and plastic 8oz ‘NAME THAT TUNE – being sponsored by our friends cups. One can donate directly AMERICANA’ at Beaumont Whitney Place. We to the center at 36 S. Main Street Monday, May 23, 11:30 a.m. to will be having the baked pota- or on-line via the town’s web 12:30 p.m. Steve Damon will be to bar for lunch. Lunch is $3 page. Every donation helps and joining us again and will have the show is free. Please reserve comes enormously appreciated! music and a “Name That Tune” your spot by May 5th. Feel free to contact us at 508- game! Come join us for some • Thursday, May 19, at 11 a.m. 278-8622 or visit us on our web- patriotic fun! Thank you to the Tri-Valley Elder Services will be page at Uxbridge-ma.gov/coa or Uxbridge Cultural Council for at the center to present “Going like us on our Facebook page sponsoring this special event. with the Grain,” Dietician Mary or by Googling Uxbridge Senior Brunelle will be speaking to Center, or even dropping by. CLOSED us about the benefits of grains. • Uxbridge-ma.gov/coa The senior center will be closed She will share recipes, samples • Facebook.com/ on Friday, May 27, and Monday, and prizes for all of us to enjoy. UxbridgeMASeniorCenter May 30, in observance of Please reserve your space by Memorial Day. No lunches will May 12. Lunch will be barbecue SHOPPING TRIPS be served. chicken for $3. Grocery shopping every Tuesday. Pick up begins at 1 NAVICARE SUNSHINE CLUB EVENTS p.m. We have changed the time Turn To SENIOR page ­­­A18 B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 29, 2016 • 9 LEARNING Spring has sprung at Blackstone Valley Tech

UPTON — Along with green grass and budding flowers, signs of spring are pop- ping up outside Blackstone Valley Tech, where the warm weather has given staff and students the chance to tackle some projects in the great outdoors.

Before putting finishing touches on the installation, the HVAC & R students recruit- ed Superintendent-Director Dr. Michael Fitzpatrick to pose for a photo with the work crew. The Superintendent said that said the student project provides hands-on experience while enabling Valley Tech to make capital improvements at a reduced cost. “The partnership and respect among our instructors, students, and custodians is a With no more snow covering the school’s model for replication,” Fitzpatrick comment- parking lot, the Valley Tech Engineering ed. Technology program can finally test drive the Seen here are (from left) Superintendent- electric vehicle it constructed throughout Director Fitzpatrick; HVAC & R instructor Under blue skies on a recent sunny day, students from the Heating, Ventilation, Air the winter months. Engineering Technology and BVT graduate Dan Morin; sophomore Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC & R) program installed a new cooling unit on an exte- instructor and BVT graduate Matthew Conor Sweet of Mendon; senior Mathew rior wall and connected the unit to a server room inside the school’s Information Technology Connors is seen here taking the vehicle for Marchant of Northbridge; senior Nicholas department. Seen here (from left) working together on the installation are HVAC & R senior its first spin around the school. In May, Valley Gies of Northbridge; senior Patrick McGowan Patrick McGowan of Northbridge and sophomore Tyler Truett of Uxbridge. Tech students will race the battery-powered of Northbridge; sophomore Zachary Taylor car in an Electrathon America event. of Upton; and sophomore Tyler Truett of Uxbridge.

Courtesy photos Clear skies and dry conditions have also allowed Valley Tech to continue making progress on its off- campus renovation of a historic carriage house owned by Alternatives Unlimited, Inc. in Northbridge. Students in Construction Technology earned valuable experience working with a crane operator as they installed a series of roof trusses at the site.

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UPTON — In partnership with as well as local residents who know the area, and enjoy talking with people! WMRC Radio, the inaugural Dean Bank Student Leadership Award was Please send cover letter, resume, and salary requirements. recently presented to Blackstone Valley Tech Multimedia Communications Applicants without cover letters will not be considered. junior Erik Martus of Douglas. The new All applicants will be held in the strictest of confidence. award was developed by Dean Bank and WMRC to recognize and encourage We like fun people! area high school students who display Stonebridge Press, true leadership among their peers and Inc. in their community. Erik Martus was Please email letter & resume to: named the first recipient of the award [email protected] Stonebridge Press Newspapers based on his leadership on the BVT Publishing Headquarters 25 Elm Street cross country team and student ambas- Southbridge, MA 01550 sador program, as well as his volunteer (508) 764-4325 activities in the towns of Douglas and Sutton. Erik has earned high marks in both his Multimedia Communications training and academic schedule, and he is currently ranked 2nd in a highly competitive class of 289 students. Erik plans on pursuing a degree and career pathway in video game design. “Every Town Deserves Seen here (from left) are: WMRC Owner Tom McAuliffe II; Valley Tech Superintendent-Director Dr. Michael Fitzpatrick; Dean Bank/WMRC Student Leadership Award Recipient a Good Local Newspaper” Erik Martus of Douglas; Dean Bank President & CEO Kevin R. Goffe; and BVT School Counselor Caitlin Forgit. www.508Local.com 10 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEARNING Blackstone Valley Tech announces Commendation List

UPTON — Superintendent Dr. Multimedia Communications; Alex Technology; Kayla Chaplin, Business Multimedia Communications; Douglas Michael Fitzpatrick has released the Robeau, Information Technology; Technology; Mikayla Darden, Health Cook, Electronics; Brian Dickey, following Commendation List for the Megan Thibodeau, Business Services; Brianna Morin, Business Construction Technology; Catherine second trimester of the 2015-2016 aca- Technology; Mackenzie Varieur, Health Technology; Jordan Pryor, Business Kessler, Multimedia Communications; demic school year at Blackstone Valley Services. Technology; Rachel Santagate, Culinary Nichole Leveille, Electronics; Justin Regional Vocational Technical High Douglas: Ebhann Brown, Multimedia Arts; Tori Socci, Drafting. McNamara, Information Technology; School. Communications; Zachary Ernst, Douglas: Jared Ayotte, Health Breanna Merrigan, Engineering; Julia Students are listed alphabetically by Information Technology; Madelyn Hill, Services; Tyler Brown, Information Morais, Cosmetology; John Morris, last name and are grouped according to Health Services; Matthew Keith, HVAC Technology; Victoria Chiuchiolo, Electronics; Patrick Murphy, Drafting; grade and hometown. & R; Grace Lapan, Health Services; Business Technology; Owen Christian, Gianna Picard, Dental Assisting; Jake Brooke Linnehan, Health Services; Erik Plumbing; Sydney Connor, Drafting; Poirier, Drafting; Viviana Sebastiano, GRADE 12 Martus, Multimedia Communications; Dominic Corso, Electronics; Ashley Culinary Arts; Juliet Silvestri, Culinary Bellingham: Samantha Bourque, Kyle Prince, Construction Technology; DeLuca, Manufacturing Technology; Arts; Elizabeth Stallcup, Culinary Arts; Health Services; Hannah Cedrone, Joseph Skowronski, Drafting; Althea Josephine Garland, Painting & Design Zachary Taylor, HVAC & R. Dental Assisting; Andrew Jewers, Smith, Multimedia Communications; Technologies; Margaret Gurney, Uxbridge: Ethan Borjeson-Troupe, Electronics; Heather Provost, Painting Angela Vergilis, Electrical. Health Services; Harrison Ide, Manufacturing Technology; Melissa & Design Technologies; Bich Ngoc Grafton: Kindred Cain, Cosmetology; Electronics; Kelsey LaFleur, Painting Brochu, Multimedia Communications; Tran, Auto Technology; Olivia Zagame, Shelby Corbin, Dental Assisting; & Design Technologies; Damon Llopiz, Austin Brodeur, Electrical; Matthew Construction Technology. Elizabeth DeCosta, Manufacturing Information Technology; Nicole Costello, Manufacturing Technology; Blackstone: Andrew Bissonnette, Technology; Maxwell Erskine, Murphy, Multimedia Communications; Jared Creighton, Electrical; Madison Electrical; Darien Giovanella, Business Information Technology; Justin Hall, Kelsey Nolen, Health Services; Priya Hey, Cosmetology; Grace Kenny, Technology; Jacquelyn Marchand, Information Technology; Olivia Klotz, Patel, Health Services; Olivia Setzer, Multimedia Communications; Ava Health Services; Kattryna Villandry, Drafting; Edward Matatall, HVAC & R; Health Services. Lawyer, Engineering; James Lutton, Painting & Design Technologies. Jennifer Zinkus, Business Technology. Grafton: Jennifer Debatis, Multimedia Information Technology; Morgan Douglas: Madyson Christian, Hopedale: Luke Emery, Communications; Sarah Holdsworth, O’Brien, Auto Technology; Meaghan Cosmetology; Ethan Gagnon, Electrical; Manufacturing Technology; Genevieve Cosmetology; Courtney Leonard, Remillard, Business Technology; Emma Helstrom, Multimedia Kempster, Cosmetology. Painting & Design Technologies; Ryan James Richardson, Multimedia Communications; Lydia Labonte, Mendon: Sara Burnell, Health Malmquist, Construction Technology; Communications; Justin Thayer, Electrical; Evan LeBeau, Multimedia Services; Kristina Campbell, Connor Matatall, Multimedia Engineering; Katarina Whitney, Dental Communications; Connor Nolen, Cosmetology; Amanda Godowski, Communications; Kolby Morton, Assisting; Tabitha Young, Auto Body. Painting & Design Technologies; Manufacturing Technology; Melissa Manufacturing Technology. GRADE 9 Grafton: Mikayla Corda, Health Sarah Hanscom, Drafting; Jonathan Perron, Painting & Design Technologies; Services; Molly Fritchey, Health Lynch, Electronics; Abigail Maron, Olivia Rice, Dental Assisting; Cameron Bellingham: Alexa Abely, Culinary Services; Tristram Fritchey, Construction Technology; Max Smith, Manufacturing Technology; Arts; Tyler Brindamour, Multimedia Manufacturing Technology; Allison Mirageas, Electronics; Thomas Morin, Chloe Stewart, Dental Assisting; Communications; Joshua DeLuca, Norquist-Weatherbee, Manufacturing Manufacturing Technology; Rutger Erin Ward, Health Services; Victoria HVAC & R; Nicolas Felaco, Drafting; Technology. Murphy, Manufacturing Technology; Wojnar, Business Technology; Michelle Sabah Sabir, Health Services; Saddaf Mendon: Michael Altavilla, Samuel O’Connor, Culinary Arts; Yitts, Manufacturing Technology. Sabir, Dental Assisting;Hannah Electronics; Connor Belland, Drafting; Veronica Tenerowicz, Culinary Arts; Hopedale: Andriana Jolie, Auto Body; Schaefer, Multimedia Communications; Julie Cavanaugh, Construction Nicole Wojnowski, Painting & Design Helena Martin, Culinary Arts; Dana Natalie Steeves, Culinary Arts. Technology; Matthew Gormley, Technologies. Martino, Culinary Arts; Sophie Pigeon, Blackstone: Julia Atkins, Electronics; Culinary Arts; Peter Pontzer, Milford: Kelsey Anderson, Dental Auto Body; Caroline Porter, Culinary Jack Clem, Information Technology; Information Technology; Jonathan Assisting; Laryssa Azevedo, Painting Arts; Emily Swanson, Plumbing; Megan Jacques-Thomas LeClaire, Multimedia Siryk, Electronics. & Design Technologies; Dominick White, Business Technology. Communications; Joseph Martinelli, Milford: Marissa Batista, Painting Benjamin, Auto Technology; Mendon: Jared Aicardi, Multimedia Engineering; Dominic Mezzadri, & Design Technologies; Steven Kaitlyn Brock, Drafting; Paul Facey, Communications; Juliet Allegrezza, Drafting; Juliana Moniz, Construction Beaudrot, Information Technology; Construction Technology; Matheus Engineering; Michael Aurelio, Technology; Cameron Riordan, Jennesey Caraballo-Reyes, Dental Gomes, Electrical; Alexia Monteiro, Multimedia Communications; Eliza Manufacturing Technology; Thomas Assisting; Teresa Facey, Culinary Arts; Business Technology; Stacey Muanya, Clark, Business Technology; Jack Watson, Engineering. Christopher Flodstrom, Information Health Services; Jacob Russian, Duncan, Multimedia Communications; Douglas: Jonathan Adams, Technology; Sabrina Franco, Culinary Arts; Noelle Trail, Culinary Matthew Forget, Electrical; Haleigh Electronics; Nolan Beckwith, Culinary Cosmetology; Megan Gassett, Culinary Arts. MacKinnon, Health Services; Samuel Arts; Noah Boudreau, Electronics; Arts; Sydney Luke, Cosmetology; Millbury: Daniel Aldonis, Plumbing; Niro, Manufacturing Technology; Jake David Brown, Electronics; Natalie Michael Malangone, Information Jeffrey Bianchi, Plumbing; Nathan Reding, Electronics; Silvana Reid, Fenoff, Painting & Design Technologies; Technology; Joseph Medeiros, Burdzel, Electronics; Ashley Cronan, Manufacturing Technology; Timothy Ashley Ferrick, Cosmetology; Seth Plumbing; Karina Ramos, Health Electronics; Emeline Imbody, Snow, Drafting. Gopin, Plumbing; Emma Heintz, Services; Samantha Watson, Painting Cosmetology; Samantha Patterson, Milford: Jorge Barrios, Electronics; Culinary Arts; Theron Howe, Drafting; & Design Technologies; Rebecca Culinary Arts; Dakota Percival, Alec Barroso, Information Technology; Hanna Kearney, Cosmetology; Payton Weisenhorn, Culinary Arts; Victoria Cosmetology; Cameron Peterson, Shannon Bethel, Health Services; Linnehan, Business Technology; Alec Weisenhorn, Business Technology. Business Technology; Evan Robinson, Anthony Cheschi, Engineering; Hannah Patnaude, Electrical; Natalia Podstawka, Millbury: Rachelle Boudreau, Plumbing; Antonio Romeo, Drafting; Currie, Cosmetology; Adonis DeKing, Multimedia Communications; Jacob Construction Technology; Chantel Jazmin Wentworth, Culinary Arts. Multimedia Communications; Brenden Stevens, Culinary Arts; Connor Zisk, Gaboriault, Culinary Arts; Madison Millville: Lindsay Harper, Business Ferreira, HVAC & R; Magalys Fiske, Multimedia Communications. Gasco, Manufacturing Technology; Technology; Kaylee Smith, Painting & Business Technology; Jake Goldberg, Grafton: Diane Colaizzi, Multimedia Stephen Hall, Auto Body; Brittney Design Technologies; Kenneth Tubman, Electronics; Peyton Grant, Electronics; Communications; Gabrielle DeCosta, Hjort, Culinary Arts; Hannah Licarie, Information Technology. Hunter Johnson, Business Technology; Health Services; Grace Deschenes, Health Services; Katelyn Richard, Northbridge: Victoria Afonso, Luchianna Krzciuk, Health Services; Cosmetology; Rainer Djohan, Cosmetology; Rebecca Rose, Culinary Health Services; Rachel Arnold, Morgan Lobisser, Health Services; Engineering; Logan Donohue, HVAC & Arts. Electronics; Meaghan Bernard, Health Christopher Lonergan, Plumbing; R; Madelyn Rice, Health Services; Tessa Millville: Sarah Axon, Painting & Services; Ryan Byrne, Information Matthew Lonergan, Drafting; Victoria Schollard, Dental Assisting; Alexandra Design Technologies. Technology; Nicole Cella, Multimedia Macchi, Health Services; Phillip Valoras, Engineering. Northbridge: Samantha Aicardi, Communications; Krysta Coates, Marques, Health Services; Kyle McColl, Hopedal: Sarah Boucher, Drafting; Drafting; Tyler Brodeur, Electrical; Multimedia Communications; Tabitha Electrical; Brenna Moriarty, Health Olivia Pellegrini, Construction Jessica Castle, Painting & Design Fields, Business Technology; Katherine Services; John Palmer, Electronics; Technology; John Sparks, Plumbing. Technologies; Nicholas Gies, HVAC & Guerin, Dental Assisting; John Hughes, Aleecia Pease, Construction Mendon: Madeleine Asacker, R; Michael Hartwick, Drafting; Susan Auto Technology; Nicholas Joyce, Technology; Kevin Peguero, Culinary Arts; Christopher Aurelio, Kaiser, Drafting; Samantha Lord, Electrical; Hannah Keith, Drafting; Information Technology; Nicholas Multimedia Communications; Multimedia Communications; Matthew Nathan Lamberson, Drafting; Natalie Pires, Construction Technology; MacKenzie Burke, Culinary Arts; Taylor Marchant, HVAC & R; Sean O’Bannon, Massey, Dental Assisting; Charlotte Sabrina Ramos, Cosmetology; Michael Burroughs, Construction Technology; Drafting; Ryan Riddell, Manufacturing Murphy, Business Technology; Melanie Rose, Manufacturing Technology; John Conner Christensen, Engineering; Technology. Rivera Batiz, Health Services; Emily Tebeau, Manufacturing Technology; Zachary Comer, Engineering; Sutton: Abigail Charpentier, Business Shorey, Culinary Arts; Marissa Zanella, Julia Tutela, Dental Assisting. Jacqueline DiCecco, Culinary Arts; Technology; Carson Hope, Health Business Technology. Millbury: Amanda Anderson, Kevin Healy, Electronics; Mary Services; Tyler Jaillet, HVAC & R; Sutton: Addison Baker, Information Electrical; Casey Bulger, Plumbing; Kennedy, Engineering; Christopher Lauren Mahoney, Culinary Arts; Todd Technology; Emilie Duggan, Business Connor Cashman, Drafting; Alexa Machione, Construction Technology; Mahoney, Manufacturing Technology; Technology; Aleah Grande, Business Gomes, Health Services; Ashley Jessica McKenzie, Culinary Arts; Megan Sweeney, Electronics. Technology; Alexandra Kazarian, Hamilton, Engineering; Julianne Stephen Morelli, Auto Technology; Upton: Daniel Brochu, Construction Dental Assisting; Ryan Wickett, Muller, Culinary Arts; Emily Weagle, Hayleigh O’Connor, Drafting; Technology; Autumn Campbell, Drafting. Drafting; Evelyn Youssef, Multimedia Nicolas Quinn, Electronics; Zachary Multimedia Communications; Upton: Patrick Adler, HVAC & R; Communications; Rosalyn Youssef, Rivernider, Electronics; Madison Tinio, Theodore Floyd, Electronics; Michael Alyssa Andrade, Cosmetology; Katie Engineering. Construction Technology; Sebastian Jango, Manufacturing Technology; Briggs, Business Technology; Skyler Millville: Isabelle Angelini, Dental Vazquez, Electronics; Benjamin Natasha Leveille, Health Services; Colwell, Drafting; Bridgette Donelan, Assisting; Ryan Brite, Information Watson, Electrical. Andrea Matellian, Multimedia Multimedia Communications; Julia Technology; Mina Dehestani, Business Milford: Demitri Almeida, Communications; Brett Nasuti, Graves, Culinary Arts; Sophia Harris, Technology; Sarah Ducharme, Information Technology; Taylor Manufacturing Technology; Aidan Health Services; Kevin Konieczny, Electrical; Tess Faulkner, Cosmetology; Blaney, Drafting; Christopher Calvao, Olson, Drafting; Logan Philbrick, Manufacturing Technology; Bailey Mackenzie Gill, Culinary Arts; Jadon Engineering; Adam Cavanaugh, Culinary Arts; Spencer Rogers, Drafting; Martin, Auto Technology; Joseph Laforest, Information Technology; Business Technology; Gabriel de Tyler Smith, Electronics; Edward Napolitano, Electronics; Allison Perry, Courtney Schleyer, Culinary Arts. Oliveira, Manufacturing Technology; Taylor, Multimedia Communications. Construction Technology; Gregory Northbridge: Forrest Amtmann, Thais De Souza, Construction Uxbridge: Lexxus Andrews, Culinary Renk, Manufacturing Technology; Information Technology; Sarah Technology; Griffin DiAntonio, Arts; Nicholas Aufiero, Drafting; Alexis Sherwin, Cosmetology; Anna Arnold, Culinary Arts; Nathan Manufacturing Technology; Alex Olivia Brochu, Drafting; Travis Butler, Shobe, Multimedia Communications; Auger, Drafting; Hailey Baldwin, Goldberg, Engineering; Taber Grose, Health Services; Hannah Clark, Emma Tomas, Health Services; Casie Health Services; Cameron Dolson, Engineering; Cameron Hakesley, Dental Assisting; Brian D’Ambra, Uhlman, Culinary Arts; Timothy Information Technology; Trevor Construction Technology; Samantha Electronics; Tyler Durran, HVAC Welch, Manufacturing Technology. Gallagher, HVAC & R; Madison Houston, Culinary Arts; Tinho Leong, & R; Erin Kalousdian, Multimedia Uxbridge: Sara Budic, Dental Giacobbi, Dental Assisting; Casey Information Technology; Kevin Communications; Christopher Lira, Assisting; Jack Chapman, Auto Gosselin, Drafting; Zachary Griggs, Lowther, Electrical; Anthony Miano, Electronics; Ryan Pulicari, Auto Body; Technology; Madysen Eames, Auto Drafting; Reece Hendriks, Electrical; Drafting; Zachary Morrison, Drafting; Jared Robert, Drafting; Nicholas Technology; Grace Lemire, Multimedia Gibran Kafal, Culinary Arts; Vanessa Joshua Palomares, Electronics; Simmons, Plumbing; Casey Veinotte, Communications; Ryan Paulino, Karagosian, Business Technology; Cameron Pelletier, Engineering; Pamela Culinary Arts; Meghan Wills, Health Electronics; Hector Petri, Electronics; Alyssa Mahoney, Cosmetology; Pereira, Information Technology; Services; Maura Wilson, Health Bryana Reardon, Multimedia Jocelyn Marchant, Cosmetology; Maxwell Pfeiffer, Culinary Arts; Alex Services. Communications; Kristina Richardson, Shane O’Bannon, Electronics; Maeve Pinette, Multimedia Communications; Engineering; Alison Sawyer, Health O’Callaghan, Business Technology; Hannah Ramuta, Health Services; GRADE 11 Services; Corine Shannon, Multimedia Stephen Oncay, Electronics; Zachary Nolan Smith, Electrical; Zachary Communications; Lauren Small, Poirier, Electronics; Jared Stanovich, Bellingham: Alyssa Banks, Health Stein-Drago, Information Technology; Culinary Arts. Auto Technology; David Stearns, Services; Kaelyn Cardarelli, Dental Kallie Tavano, Health Services; Tyler Electrical; Donovan Tames, Electrical; Assisting; Ryan Carvalho-Pereira, Thongpul, Construction Technology; GRADE 10 Vanessa Trapasso, Engineering; Plumbing; Jeremy Chamberlain, Kyla Trail, Health Services; Rachel Dante Trombino, Electronics; Lauren Multimedia Communications; Jayde Bellingham: Maria Batista, HVAC & Vachon, Health Services; Andrew Vaughan, Dental Assisting; Sophia Gaudet, Health Services; Shannon R; Audrey Bourque, Health Services; Vasile, Plumbing; Valerie Villalongo Zechello, Multimedia Communications. Kelley, Culinary Arts; Andrew Lavergne, Jack Bourre, Drafting; Nicholas Cruz, Cosmetology. Sutton: Sean Brady, Culinary Electrical; Allison Linehan, Painting & Connolly, Drafting; Halle Derouin, Millbury: Evan Boudreau, Drafting; Arts; Evan Donovan, Electrical; Design Technologies; Connor Marquez, Plumbing; Erin Fraine, Culinary Jack Bristol, Manufacturing Nikaila Dube, Business Technology; Multimedia Communications; Haylee Arts; Cali Goldberg, Multimedia Technology; Jesse Earnest, Isabella Fitman, Painting & Design Ouellette, Health Services; Taylor Communications; Derek Houle, Information Technology; Ivie Lapointe, Technologies; Anthony Gill, Auto Parker, Manufacturing Technology; Electronics; Shawna Kenney, Dental Manufacturing Technology; Rylie Technology; Jeffrey Hebert, HVAC & Nicole Smith, Cosmetology; Gabriella Assisting; Troy Lafond, Engineering; Rebidue, Construction Technology. Cameron Levitre, Electronics; Angelica R; Megan Mahoney, Health Services; Millville: Madison Durand, Zazza, Health Services. Sabrina Mansfield Morneault, Business Blackstone: Cameron Desrochers, Martins, Health Services; Stephanie Multimedia Communications; Miranda, Business Technology; Technology; Abigayle Menzdorf, Health Juliana Gambach, Mulimedia Manufacturing Technology; Harrison Services. Diehl, Multimedia Communications; Lyndsay Morse, Plumbing; Kourtnie Communications; Styles Pickering, Page, Dental Assisting; Alexa Venuti, Upton: Matthew Bern, Engineering; Auto Technology; Katelyn Platt, Heather Dowrey, Painting & Design Maria Buono, Culinary Arts; Josephine Technologies; Ethan Gariepy, Health Services. Multimedia Communications; Gillian Burlingame, Health Services; Nathan Electronics; James Martinelli, Blackstone: Zachary Bergeron, Plumbing; Morgan Briggs, Business Charron, Electronics; Noah Charron, Turn To BV TECH page ­­­A11 B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 29, 2016• 11 LEARNING EDUCATION NOTEBOOK May 10, at 2 p.m. Free, drop-in program Tuesday, May 3, at 11 a.m. Thank you Middle School Running Program Whitinsville Christian School with Carol in our handicap accessi- to the Uxbridge Free Public Library with Jake Murray, June 22, at 6 p.m. ble Children’s Room. Carol will review Trustees for funding this music and WHITINSVILLE — There’s no place and recommend fiction and non-fiction motion program for children and their like home! Whitinsville Christian books to the adults in attendance. caregivers. Whitinsville Social Library School proudly presents “The Wizard Running Group for Adults and Teens: Baby & Me (ages 0-2 years) Mondays of Oz” April 28-30 at 7 p.m. and April 30 Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. in May. Come through June 6 at 10:30-11 a.m. This • Funday Monday on May 2, at 3:30 at 10 a.m. Tickets available at the door. to the library before we close at 5:15 program is designed for children ages p.m., is My Pal and Me Art Club for Adults $10/Students & Seniors, $8. p.m. and we will leave for a run at 5:30 0-2 and their caregivers. Reading and children in grades K-4 and one adult. p.m. music and movement are enjoyed each The project is painting bird houses. Uxbridge Free Public Library: Teen Advisory Board Meeting: week. Caregivers are fully engaged Craft club for grades 5 and up will be Upcoming Events Thursday, May 12, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. with their child each week. Sign-up is held Monday, May 9, at 3:30 p.m. Project Teens in grades 6-12 welcome to attend. required. is painting tote bags for summer. Both UXBRIDGE — The Friends of the Talk about books, music, movies, and Story Time (ages 2.5-6 years) programs are by registration. Monday, Library Book & Bake Sale ~ Saturday, games that you think the library should Thursdays through June 9, from 11- May 23 at 3:30-4:30 p.m. is drop in Lego May 7, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. We added add to the collection. Music streaming 11:45 a.m. This program offers stories, Club for children in grades K - 4. new public access computers with 24 with a blue tooth speaker and a special music, and a craft. Sign-up is required. • Join Miss Deb on Saturday, May inch screens! craft at the meeting. Please sign-up for Lego Time: Thursdays, from 3:30-4:30 7, for Music & Movement program at this free program. p.m. Bring your own base, all other 10:30-11 a.m. for tots. This program is Teen & Pre-teen Craft Days: Check Legos are provided for your building funded by Beginning Bridges a local ADULT AND TEEN the website for dates and times. This creations. division of SMOC. program will be run by members of our Bedtime Stories with Miss Nancy, • Ready, Set, Steam, a preschool steam PROGRAMS Teen Advisory Board for students in Thursday, May 9, at 6:30 p.m. Free, program funded by the Institute of grades 4-12. Drop-in Program for children of all ages Museum and Library Services, will be Adult Coloring Tuesdays & Saturdays, The Bookies Book Group: Thursday, and their parents. held on Tuesday May 24, at 10 a.m. for from 10 a.m. to noon and Thursdays, May 19, from 2-3 p.m. This month we are Crafty Wednesday: Each Wednesday ages 3-5, and will focus on planting. This from 6-7:30 p.m. Coloring books and discussing “The Edge of the Orchard,” in May, between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. program is by registration only, and pencils provided or bring your own. by Tracy Chevalier, extra copies are One craft per child please. This is a free will open on May 2 at 10 a.m. to register Sit and Knit or Crochet the first and available at the circulation desk. All are drop-in program. on line. third Thursday of the month, from 1:30- welcome. At the Uxbridge High School at 300 All registrations are online now by 3 p.m. This is a free, drop-in program. It The Art and Science of Composting: Quaker Highway: Saturday, May 14, visiting the library’s webpage, clicking is open to all. Thursday, May 19, at 6:30 p.m. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. come to Public Safety Event Calendar on the left had side of Technology Drop-In: Bring your tab- Composting talk by Eric Bromberg and Day, Sponsored by the Uxbridge Police the page, which will take you to the reg- let, laptop or smart phone and we will Kate Donovan. Free to all. & Fire Departments. Free prizes and istration site. Please contact the library show you how to use library apps to Uxbridge Meditation Group: Please lots of tables full of fun and information to register if you have problems or do access books, music, movies and data- check our library calendar on our web- for all. Bring a USB drive with you not have access to a computer. bases (these include but are not limited site for dates and times. and make an Amber Child ID Kit. Fire • Save the Date for Summer Reading to; Axis 360, EBL, Biblioboard, Rocket Free Seed Library Program: Seeds trucks and Police cars will be on site for Kick Off: Join us on Saturday, June 18, Languages, Freegal Music & Movies, to plant directly outside will be here the kids to enjoy. for the library’s summer reading kick- and Overdrive). in May. Seeds are provided by the Library Meetings Open to the Public: off. Circus Minimus will be perform- Adult and Teen Card Making with University of Rhode Island CELS Uxbridge Free Public Library Board of ing at 10 a.m. for a family show full of Susan: Monday, May 2, from 6:30-7:45 Outreach Center, volunteers from the Trustees, Tuesday, May 17, at 7 p.m. circus acts, magic, and laughs! All are p.m. Please sign-up for this free pro- University of Rhode Island Master The Friends of the Uxbridge Free welcome! Pick up your summer read- gram. Gardener Association, and Ocean State Public Library, Thursday, May 26, at ing brochure which will have all of the Mental Health talk with Chris from Job Lot. The URI CELS Gardening 7 p.m. summer programs listed for all ages. Alternatives: Thursday, May 5, at 6:30 Hotline is available until the end of Save these dates for special programs Registration for all programs will p.m. October to answer your plant related in June: begin on that day at 9 a.m. There will May is Mental Health Awareness questions Monday through Thursday 9 Sparky’s Puppet Show on Thursday, be free giveaways while supplies last, Month. Please call to sign-up for this a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1-401-874-2900. June 9 at 4:30 p.m. as well as your chance to enter to win free program. Greg & Axel Show on Monday, June a free bike, when you borrow a book on Gentle, Beginner Yoga with Marise 13 at 3:30 p.m. that day. Don’t forget to pick up your Nazzaro: Mondays, May 9 and 16, from CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS Summer Reading Kick-off Party with summer reading logs as part of our 7-7:45 p.m. Please sign-up for this free mini-golf on Thursday, June 23 from summer reading theme: On Your Mark, event. Please bring a yoga mat. Deb Hudgins presents “Going Buggy,” 2-6 p.m. Get Set … Read! Page-Turners with Carol: Tuesday,

Northbridge High School NHS law class visits Uxbridge Third Quarter Honor Roll courthouse UXBRIDGE — Members of the Northbridge High School Law class HIGHEST HONORS Alyssa Dumas, Jonathan Fraser, spent a couple of hours observing a Jessica Guilbeault, Jacob Harris, Marc local courtroom, in action. They saw an Grade 12: Keegan Burchard, Alexander Lapierre, Courtney Manyak, Samantha array of typical cases, including DWI’s, Dowd, Zachary Papazian, Kaitlin Perry, Mathon, Christopher Maxim, Kayla license suspensions/revocations, theft, Celia Slater McManus, Jessica Montesdeoca, Lucas resisting arrest, and petitions for Grade 10: Julia Davis, Stephanie Place, Sydney Roberts, Koby Schofer, restraining orders. Stephens, Luke Williams Jillian Shenian, Jake Wood Much of what they observed made Grade 9: Ashley Carey, Talya Grade 11: Cali Bloem, Jennifer what they’ve learned in class come to Castonguay, Lauren Girouard, Heather Cacciola, Rose Carabba, Jessica Janson life. For example, the class had just Connolly, Anthony Demeritt, Elijah studied the substance abuse problem in HIGH HONORS Go, Madeline Green, Annemarie Haas, the nation and how it leads to a myriad Dimitri Jaros, Jocelyn Kenyon, Nathan of theft and violent crime. The first case Grade 12: Morgan Abrain, Meighan Lyons, Zachary Merian, Tiara Munhall, was a hearing for a woman who was Courtesy photo Casey, Logan Ciliberto, Brenna Covino, Julia Perrone, Molly Prior, Julia Russell, arrested for Driving While Intoxicated Members of the Northbridge High School Law Liam Cunningham, Michael DeFazio, Kevin Smith, Jack Tivnan, Mackenzie with a BAC of 2.1. During a recess, Adrianna DiMare, Naomi Dupras, Tougas, Harlie Tucker, Chad Vaudreuil class spent a couple of hours observing a students asked their teacher: “Was that local courtroom last week. Matthew Ganley, Nicole Haggerty, Grade 10: Juliana Asante, John Aviles really a BAC of 2.1?” They had just Shyann Holt, Colleen Kelly, Serena Jr, Brian Bliss, Alexander Bloem, James learned that a BAC of only .08 is legally Leveille, Heather Long, Natalie Lyons, Briand, Zenaida Bufford, James Ciras, drunk, and they were appalled at her tion-focused approach to criminal jus- Nathan Martel, Ana Morrissette, Sarah Cleary, Megan Conroy, Alyssa behavior. tice, rather than a punishment-focused Cameron Richards, Casey Roche, Doherty, Daniel Finnigan, Caroline Another case involved a man petition- approach. In class, students had dis- Samantha Tackett-Marvill Harland, Mina Helinski, James Hicks, ing for an extension on a restraining cussed this approach and felt that it has Grade 11: Joshua Atchue, Ryan Hamza Khan, Kailyn Lachapelle, against a woman from whom he was merit. Judge Lemire would agree, given Brochu, Joseph Canoy, Alina Daraphet, Mackenzie Mahoney, Hillary Mellor, renting a room. He complained about that he said, “6 of the 8” young people in Ilona Regan, Ashley Senosk, Hannah Ciara Naughton, Cassandra O’Toole, the program are recovering from opiate Souza, Josephine Wermuth Sarah Price, Quincy Quinama, Jared her loud, annoying bird that prevented Grade 10: Emily Babiy, Ashley Banas, Richardson, Katyana Russin, Allison him from getting anything done at his addictions. That is a better recovery Paige Bober, Juliette Briggs, Courtney Salamack, Camryn Sullivan, David work-at-home job. She complained that rate than the average. Carey, Maria Cray, Amber Dumas, Supernor, Brandon Susienka, Elizabeth he doesn’t like her dogs and that he Another case involved a motion to Brianna Gauthier, Elijah Gray, Helen True, Michael Wells, Molly Zona owes money for utilities. He claimed suppress a breathalyzer test. There was Hogan, Madison Ireland, Maeghan Kelly, Grade 9: Alexandra Beckman, James she threatened him with violence, but to be a police dashcam video shown to Alexandra Lindgren, Isabella Lopez Cannon, Robert Cannon, Allison Colon, he had no evidence of that. They called the court, but the laptop wasn’t working. Dion, Cora McComiskey, Stephanie Bryan William Downing, Chloe Dupras, each other liars, and the judge had to The students were disappointed that Neeland Violet Ekstrom, Cassandra Follis, Elijah reprimand the defendant (the woman), they didn’t get to see the Northbridge Grade 9: Sean Beckman, Ashley Green, Jennifer Guilbeault, Nolan several times, for interrupting. The Police Officer testify in defense of his Bloem, Benjamin Brodeur, Jacob LeBrasseur, Megan Lindgren, Hannah case became so ridiculous that students actions. He was excused, and the motion Gogolinski, Emily Heldenbergh, Liliana Morganelli, Marcos Morrissette, thought they were in the studio audi- was rescheduled for another day. Kotval, Carissa Letendre, Wesley Mawn, Jonathan Nardone, Nicholas Nigro, ence of an episode of Judge Judy. The students repeatedly asked their Amanda Monopoli, Ayden Pilon, Amelia Casey Paulhus, Jonathan Ramalho, During a recess, Judge Lemire visit- teacher to stay at court longer than Sadlon, Matthew Warner Zachary Roberts, Sean Rosenlund, ed the class in another courtroom. He scheduled on the trip. They were riveted Rebecca Ross, Sophia Salatiello, Michael fielded their questions and stated that by the window into real life the court- HONORS Santurri, Emma Senosk, Elise Talbott, many of the cases he hears involve drug room provides. Sometimes, the truth is Grade 12: Matthew Bedigian, David Kloie Thomason, Susan Timmons, offenses. Students were glad to learn stranger than fiction. Briggs, Amanda Brown, Tiffany Couture, Jacob Wheeler that his court had recently instituted a “drug court,” which is a rehabilita-

Services; Jonathan Whittaker-Smith, Reed, Engineering; Sarah Stafinski, Uxbridge: Heather Barrows, BV TECH Construction Technology; Kayla Health Services; Brett Szczurko, Painting & Design Technologies; continued from page A10­­­ Wittenberg, Dental Assisting. Information Technology; John Warren, Jaylin Bodell, Culinary Arts; Joseph Sutton: Joseph Cardin, Manufacturing Technology. Boisvert, Plumbing; Matthew Brook, Pleau, Multimedia Communications; Manufacturing Technology; Michael Upton: Jordyn Amero, Plumbing; Information Technology; Kelly Johnathan Richardson, Plumbing; Clauss, Drafting; Lindsey Ferreira, Adele Brochu, Construction Buteyn, Plumbing; Eric Caissie, Gabrielle Tubman, Electronics; Multimedia Communications; Lindsey Technology; Luke Carey, Drafting; Manufacturing Technology; Thomas Madison Tubman, Construction Genatossio, Culinary Arts; Lauren Ryan Conrad, Health Services; Joseph Campanelli, Information Technology; Technology; Katelyn Vecchione, Gray, Business Technology; Ranita Flanagan, Drafting; Maia Giglio, Felicia D’Ambra, Electrical; Mara Cosmetology. Gubbins, Business Technology; Peter Multimedia Communications; Olivia Eisenhardt, Drafting; Lindsey Guyton, Northbridge: Sarah Barron, Guertin, Drafting; Neve Johnson, Harris, Business Technology; Penelope Business Technology; Galina Jaros, Cosmetology; Corey Burke, HVAC & Painting & Design Technologies; Hebert, Painting & Design Technologies; Cosmetology; Zachary Jionzo, Culinary R; Victoria Byrne, Dental Assisting; Victoria Kacerik, Drafting; Nicholas Katie Houskeeper, Electronics; Arts; Kara Keene, Drafting; Rebecca Anthony Carneiro, Electronics; Kazarian, Drafting; Natalie Kirouac, Mackenzie LeClaire, Multimedia Lauze, Multimedia Communications; Skylar Chase, Multimedia Electronics; Travis Lavoie, Electrical; Communications; Zachary Leveille, Bailey Leavitt, Auto Technology; Communications; Jillian Kell, Justin Limanek, Auto Technology; Electronics; Aidan Luetkemeyer, Auto Derek Lucciarini, Electrical; Reid Painting & Design Technologies; Olivia Mahoney, Health Services; Technology; Maxwell Lynnworth, Miller, Construction Technology; Connor Loando, Multimedia Katelyn Malloy, Electronics; Jack Multimedia Communications; Jacob Shayla Seymour, Health Services; Communications; Madison Malone, Mandella, Manufacturing Technology; Martin, Auto Technology; Logan May, Olivia Varteresian, Painting & Health Services; Hannah Nicoletti, Rose Mandella, Cosmetology; Manufacturing Technology; Kairat Design Technologies; Christian Verla, Dental Assisting; Jessica Nordquist, Alexandra Mathis, Dental Assisting; O’Toole, Electronics; Patrick Ober, Multimedia Communications. Multimedia Communications; Meigan Cassandra McCallum, Culinary Arts; Manufacturing Technology; Logan Pixley, Engineering; Andrew Regan, Kayla McMahon, Culinary Arts; Quinn, Manufacturing Technology; Engineering; Vella Ross, Health Leah Nemetz, Cosmetology; Ashleigh Julia Sexton, Culinary Arts; Adam Services; Braelyn Sessa, Dental Niewiera, Health Services; Ashley Shobe, HVAC & R; Madison Woloski, Assisting; Kimberly Shorey, Health Peduzzi, Cosmetology; Nicholas Electrical. 12 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune Sports Leicester softball caps third straight victory over Northbridge Northbridge Softball Drops 11-2 Decision Against Leicester

BY GREG BARLOW victory to improve to a 3-0 record, as to cut the deficit to eight runs. First, final run of the game in the top of the SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Northbridge dropped its first game of Kelly got to first base on an error. sixth inning. May hit the RBI single to NORTHBRIDGE — The Leicester the season to move to a 3-1 record. Up next, Sadie Gareau slugged a line center field, as the Wolverines pulled High varsity softball team outh- “That was a tough game to swallow,” drive to center field for a double. With away with an 11-2 lead to enter the it Northbridge High, 10-5, as the said Northbridge head coach Tessa runners on second and third, Fair seventh inning. Wolverines defeated the Rams, 11-2 on Euloth. “We were missing three solid chopped a hard-hit grounder to short- The final inning consisted of quick Tuesday, April 19, at the Northbridge players. They’re a good team though, stop to score two runs on an error and at-bats for both teams, as the score Middle School Field. and we were flat. We kept hitting it beat the throw to first base. remained the same. Leicester secured its third straight to players instead of finding the gaps. However, Leicester would claim the We can only move forward from this. We have to get our bats back and have a different day. We have a very good team and a very good lineup, which is great.” At the plate for the Wolverines, Melanie May led the game with a .750 batting average (3-4) consisting of three singles. May, Hannah Wickson, and Katelyn McKay each tallied two RBIs. “Basically, I’m just trying to get the bat on the ball and get a hit,” said May. “We’re very good at getting the bat on the ball, and we just have to keep it up.” Gracie Hogan pitched the first two innings for the Rams, notching one strikeout and allowing six earned runs, as Julia Fair took over for the rest of the game, recording six strike- outs and allowing five runs (three unearned). Fair posted the only two Greg Barlow photos RBIs for Northbridge. Julia Fair sends a pitch to a Leicester batter. On the mound for Leicester, Wickson pitched a full seven innings with three Hannah Wickson delivers a pitch to a Northbridge batter. strikeouts to earn the win. “We put our kids through a lot of opportunities and drills to put them in many situations,” said Leicester head coach Dave Stanick. “We focus on defense a lot, and preach to our pitchers to throw strikes and trust that our defense will make plays. We have a lot of good character on our team with strong leadership from our seniors.” The Wolverines started the first inning strong, jumping out to an early 4-0 lead. Kiley Hennessy began the rally, smashing a walk-off triple to right field. McKay followed with an RBI double. With two outs, Wickson hit a fly-ball to shallow center field to bring in two more runs, and May added a single to left field for the fourth RBI of the inning. After a quick at-bat for Northbridge, Leicester increased to a 6-0 count in the top of the second inning. Hennessy started the inning with a single to Julia Fair makes contact for a hit. Kiley Hennessy makes a play at second base. right field. Next, McKay cranked an RBI triple to deep right field before Meg Steiger batted her home with a sacrifice fly to the outfield. In the bottom of the third inning singles by Meaghan Kelly and Fair put runners on second and third for the Rams, but the Wolverines’ defense pre- vailed to prevent a Northbridge score. The action picked up in the top of the fifth inning when Leicester used anoth- er four-run surge to extend to a 10-0 lead. Leading off for the Wolverines, Steiger hit a walk-off triple to right cen- ter field. Up next, Maddison Sherman hit an RBI single, but was thrown out at second by Hogan in right field on an attempt to get a double on the hit. Wickson and May each singled to the outfield, as Lydia Petit walked to load the bases. Fair then walked the next batter, before suffering two consecu- tive passed balls, as the Wolverines scored three straight unearned runs for the 10-0 advantage. Fair struck out Hailey Trombino scoops a throw from the Katelyn McKay sends a pitch to the opposite Ally Crowley takes a swing. the next two batters to end the inning. catcher at second base. field. The Rams responded with a two-run spurt in the bottom of the fifth inning

Katelyn McKay tosses the ball to first base from shortstop. Meaghan Kelly hits a fly ball. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 29, 2016 • 13 Sports Whitinsville Christian mercies North Brookfield in 17-0 decision

passed ball scored the fourth run of the inning. After a quick at-bat for the Indians, Whitinsville Christian added another four runs in the bottom of the second inning. With two outs, A. May got on first base with a fielder’s choice play at third base by the North Brookfield. Getting to third base on a grounder, A. May scored on a passed ball. Morrill, Vanderbaan, and junior Emily Schneider each had an RBI single to give the Crusaders an 8-0 advantage before the end of the inning. Greg Barlow photos The Indians got the bats clicking in the top of the third Rachael Orsi takes a swing. Soriya Melanson delvers a pitch. inning. Burnham started the inning with a single to left cen- ter field but couldn’t advance further than first base, as the Whitinsville Christian defense found the outs to get out of the inning. The Crusaders followed with a six-run surge to move out to a 14-0 lead in the bottom of the third inning. Cutler, Vanderbaan, and sophomores Sarah Moschini and Katelyn Lashley each tallied RBIs during this span. North Brookfield near- ly earned a run in the top of the fourth inning. Catherine Bozzell got on base from an Anna may makes contact with the ball at the plate. infield error. She then stole her way to third base. Crossing Hanna Vanderbaan sprints towards first base. BY GREG BARLOW posted at least one hit. Kaitlyn home plate on a passed ball SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Burnham, Kim O’Brien, and with two outs, a late called WHITINSVILLE — Megan Jolin each notched a third strike by the umpire dis- Sophomore Hanna Vanderbaan single for North Brookfield. allowed the run. led the Whitinsville Christian Junior Soriya Melanson Whitinsville Christian varsity softball team at the pitched the entire five innings scored its final three runs plate with a perfect batting for the Crusaders to earn the in the bottom of the fourth average (4-4), as the Crusaders win with eight strikeouts, inning. After a run was soared past North Brookfield while Tabitha Earls pitched a walked in, Vanderbaan and High, 17-0, on Thursday, April full game for the Indians and Schneider each posted RBI sin- 21 to earn the win, using the had two strikeouts. gles with the bases juiced to fifth inning mercy rule. The Crusaders had a strong make the final score, 17-0. The “I think when we really need- first inning at the plate to score Crusaders’ defense was quick ed to, we were able to pull it their first four runs for an to find the outs in the top of off,” said Vanderbaan. “We early lead. the fifth inning to secure the always find a way to get some Eighth grader Anna May mercy win. runs. It was back to basics for was walked with one out before “This game today gave us an me, and if there’s a pitch I see senior Grace May started the opportunity to work with some in my zone, I always try to rally with a single to left field. of the players and get their drive it.” Next, Junior Emily Cutler and hitting strokes down,” said Whitinsville Christian is sophomore Shannon Morrill Whitinsville Christian coach now 3-2 on the season, and each took a walk to score Kevin Conway. “Some of us North Brookfield stands at 2-1. the first run. With the bases have been struggling a little bit The Crusaders outhit the loaded, Vanderbaan smashed with hitting the ball, so I was Shannon Morrill makes a play at third base. Indians, 12-3. Nine different an RBI double to center field happy to see some of the play- Whitinsville Christian batters to bring in two more runs. A ers getting some strokes out.”

Northbridge Middle School Third Quarter Honor Roll GRADE 5 Ryan Scannell, Luke Scholl, Madison Brent Turgeon, Alexis Vazquez, Alison Jackson Poirier, Thomas Puda, Dillon Scott, Ryan Searles, Colin Seitz, Katrina Warren, Krista West, Troy Whited Riley, Owen Riley, Dylan Rosenberg, High Honors: Abby Barnatt, Karlee Snow, Megan Stearns, Caleb Sweck, J’Lynn Schiappucci, Michael Shorey, Battista, Vanessa Calles, James Canoy, Matthew Visbeek, Robert Watson, GRADE 7 Kayla Snow, Samantha Souvanna, Joseph Carpenter, Michael Cary, Molly Bailey White, Graham Williams High Honors: Jonathan Alvarez, Sophia Swartz, Klaiton Thomason, Conroy, Jayden Consigli, Hunter Michael Wilkes, Evelyn Williams Criasia, Meghan Cummiskey, Hannah GRADE 6 Liam Amsden, Emery Amtmann, Direnzo, Jackson Doan, Jenna Dolber, Allison Athanas, ShyAnn Baillargeon, GRADE 8 Alex Foley, Josie Fontaine, Ian Gahan, High Honors: Sara Bedigian, Haley Berkowitz, Brian Bisaillon, Kiana Hardy, Hunter Hastings, Oscar Julianna Borruso, Cameron Boucher, Melanie Bisbee, Ally Boucher, Anthony High Honors: Lily Allen, Hailey Hay, Joseph Hehir, Caleb Hensley, John Buckley, Aiden Chase, Ben Chase, Bourgelas, Kristina Brenn, Colin Banas, Codey Battista, Hailey Bober, Nikauly Hernandez, Owen Hester, Madison Colonna, Ethan Connolly, Brody, John Charbonneau, Landon Adam Briand, Brianna Brothers, Isabel Ryleigh Johnson, Rajat Lakkapragada, Molly Consigli, Haley Cormier, Lena Ciliberto, Joseph Consigli, Mason Carroll, Samantha Chrabaszcz, Rianne Ryan Lax, Maya Laydon, Mike Li, Jenna Dresp, Kaia Dziekiewicz, Sabrina Consigli, Anna Cook, Jonathan Cray, Cooney, Thomas Dowd, Chloe Frabotta, Malone, Colin Marino, Abigail Mathon, Fields, Ryan Flauto, Abigail Fraser, Kevin Downing, Callie Ellis, Patrick Joshua Fung-A-Fat, Caroline Gallant, Michael McNeil, Kayla Munson, Kyle Froment, Daniel Fung-A-Fat, Gahan, Emma Ganley, Thomas Cora Gauthier, Jacob Gray, Noelle Caroline O’Brien, Kathryn O’Brien, Gabrielle Gallant, Carmen Gray, Gogolinski, Meghan Griggs, Trinity Haas, Kelly Heffernan, Christopher Andrew Padula, Lukas Petone, Caramia Katelyn Hanson, Benjamin Krause, Grondin, Karen Hernandez Ramirez, Hollenbeck, Riley Keene, Isabella Kerr, Pozzi, Jayden Roderigues, Emma Olivia Lange, Grace Lavoie, Emma Kayleigh Labrecque, Jill Labrie, Anika Koopman, Olesya Kyrychok, Ronan, Michael Ronan, Ethan Ross, Lenahan, Caitlyn Mahoney, Mackenzie Emma LaChapelle, Abbie Lax, Katelyn Kevin McIntyre, Sophia Merian, Abigail Schofield, Dominic Scichilone, Malone, Brendan McIntyre, Madison Lombardo, Hannah Lomonaco, Ashley Minior, Hannah Morrison, Sean Kayleigh Silva, Nina Szymanowski, Murphy, Caroline Oswitt, Dev Patel, Brennan Mahoney, Kaitlyn Manzi, Naughton, Emily O’Bannon, Megan Keira Touhey, Sarah Tubbs, Nicholas Trevor Phaneuf, Jordon Rice, Tyler Morgan Mawn, Lillian McLaughlin, O’Meara, Ethan Phillips, Cassandra Vaughan, Jenny Wagenhoffer, Emily Richards, Christopher Rivelli, Aidan Kiera McMahon, Justine Michaud, Pryor, Zachery Pryor, Olivia Sanborn, Wheeler, Julia White, Emily Wildfeuer, Roy, Faith Sawyer, Aaron Smeglin, Luke Morrison, Alexandra Padula, Addy Schofer, Madison Skehan, Nathan Williams Christopher Smith, Patrick Smith, Emma Paulhus, Cameron Pilon, Allison Jacob Stuczynski, Bartholomew Honors: Daven Aguiar, Cameron Timothy Visbeek, Celia Walker, Lindzy Ronan, Patrick Rosenlund, Donna Szymanowski, Victoria Trapasso, Athanas, Sophia Bates, Alejandro Winslow Ross, Matthew Scholl, Avery Senosk, Grace Verra, Abigayle White, Sarah Beltre, Sophia Boisseau, Lester Honors: Lily Allen, Katelyn Barrows, Tyler Strom, Kayley Tivnan, Isabella Wildfeuer Burdick, Brynn Burt, Callanan Caito, Joshua Berkowicz, Delaney Bernier, Trombino, Katharine Tubbs, Erin Honors: Marcus Babiy, Thomas Mackenzie Champagne, Aryel Coles, Marissa Biagioni, Samantha Billmyer, Vierck, Melanie Warner, Christian Baselious, Emily Bergeron, Jenna Brayden Corey, Emily Crowther, Ryan Boyce, Benjamin Braley, Justine Wermuth, Jared Wielsma Berkowicz, Madison Boermeester, Connor DeCiero, Kosrofian Der, Brueggemann, Riley Castonguay, Honors: Jason Aicardi, Derek Max Brueggemann, Altif Diaz Altif, Elizabeth Duca, Brenna Duda, Jenna Kylie Clement, Faith Davis, Alexander Angell, Grace Arnold, Emily Banks, Ella DiFinizio, Grace Doan, Joseph Fontaine, Ealise Gagnon, Makaylah Dineen, Kyla Dominguez De Los Leigh-Anna Borges, Matthew Ceruti, Domenech, Hailey Fournier, Robert Gammon, Nathan Germain, Brooke Santos, Larissa Dowd, Amber Ells, Gavin Chabot, Jennifer Chauvin, Garrigan, Cassidy Gies, Mackenzie Giuliano, Corey Gjeltema, Mary Collin Falconer, Joseph Ferguson, Cody Corey, Alyssa Corral, Owen Gifford, Isabel Go, Cassidy Gosselin, Goodrow, Owen Gorman, Sam Grilli, Trevor Foley, Connor Gannon, Charles Cunningham, Caleb DeGabriele, Colin Gosselin, Emma Grilli, Jacob Joseph Hutchinson, Andrew Jacobs, Garrigan, Joseph Gauthier, Tanner Vincent Duca, Samuel Flanagan, Asa Hashey, Benjamin Hazerjian, Owen Timothy Labrie, Madeleine Lannon, Giacobbi, John Gifford, Krista-Lyn Hall, Flannery, Hunter Frates, Camron Hogan, Elizabeth Hubbard, Marco Derek Lewis, Emily Lucena, Sarah Jonathan Hollenbeck, Darlene Johnson, Gallagher, Mikayla Gallerani, Trinity Iarussi, Alana Johnson, Lauren Lynch, Luke Massicotte, Adam Minior, Maeve Kelly, Ansha Khan, Adam Gibbs, Shaylanni Green, Elizabeth Johnson, Ryan Johnson, Megan Kessler, Natalie Morris, Katie Murray, Lillian Lange, Gabriel LaTour, Emma Laydon, Hannon, John Hehir, Jack Hester, Jibran Khan, Lauren Lachapelle, Naylor, Elijah Neerayah, James Oatis, Joshua Malkasian, Abigail Manuels, Grant Houatchanthara, Carly Jacobs, Ethan Lavoie, Luke MacNeil, Marisa Elijah O’Donnell, Matthew Oosterman, Joseph Maxim, Alexander McKay, Breanna Jacques-Rojas, Theodore Jee, McComiskey, Kellen McMahon, Owen Orlandino, Delia Orsi, Isabella Erin Morrissey, Zachariah Osterman, Christian Lamberson, Abby Larochelle, Braden Murray, Roman Narvaez Patrinelli, Liam Pinoos, Gracie Place, Jaymee Peloquin, Nicolas Petone, Olivia LeBrasseur, Abigail MacKay, Roman, Kevin Pierce, Joshua Pinoos, Colin Pomeroy, Gage Pomeroy, Caitlin Alexander Quaranta, Christopher Rocco MacNeil, Domenic Malone, Hayleigh Pollinger, Eleni Polymeros, Porcelli, Michael Rice, Tade Riordan, Ramalho, Thomas Rice, Luke Riley, Anthony Martinez, Emily McFetridge, Madison Riordan, Guilherme Siqueira, Jacqueline Roe, David Rousseau, Lauren Rogozenski, Bianca Silveira, Nicholas McKeon, Tyler Meriwether, Christopher Sullivan, Caleb Visbeek, KayLee Sabourin, Gradie Sanford, Nathaniel Survell, Connor Tames, Trevor Moorey, Nathan Nackman, Katelyn West, Shelby Westhoff 14 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune Sports Pirates defeat BVT, win Dan Clem Memorial Tournament title

Senior Jarrod Buckley an early run. pitched seven innings for the The action picked up in the Pirates, allowing only three top of the fourth inning when players to get on base and one BVT took a 1-0 lead. Marc Flores hit, while posting seven strike- got hit by a pitch to walk to outs. Buckley also earned the first with two outs. Next, Smith win in last year’s Dan Clem cranked an RBI double, deep to Memorial Championship the center field fence. Flores against Sutton. rounded the bases to score the On the mound for the first run of the game, as the Beavers was Tyler Brodeur, Beavers’ dugout roared with who pitched a full game with cheer. Buckley then picked-off 10 strikeouts, allowing five Smith on a lead at second base hits. to end the inning. Oxford outhit BVT, 5-1. Oxford responded to tie the Sophomore Dave Meech led game, 1-1, in the bottom of the the Pirates with two hits fifth inning. With two outs, including a single to third senior Cam Cardoni walked. base and a bunt, while seniors Up next, Greene smashed an Bryce St. Germain, Austin RBI double to the right center Greene, and Grassechi each field fence to score Cardoni. added a hit. Greene recorded Brodeur ended the inning with the first RBI for Oxford. a strikeout. At the plate for the Beavers, BVT was unable to answer, Tyler Smith cranked an RBI as the Pirates scored the double in the top of the fourth game-winning run in the bot- inning for the only BVT hit of tom of the sixth inning. Starting the game. the rally, Buckley was walked “All we were looking for with one out. Next, Meech laid today was to come out and a bunt down the third base line compete with these guys,” said for a hit. With runners on first BVT head coach. “Everyone and second, Grassechi slugged Joe Fusco tosses a ball from left field. knows that they might be one the final RBI to the opposite of the best teams in central field, as Oxford moved out to Mass. We try to put ourselves a 2-1 lead. Brodeur notched his BY GREG BARLOW SPORTS CORRESPONDENT in that category, and six week final two strikeouts of the game from now, we’ll see where we to get out of the inning. Greg Barlow photos OXFORD – Senior Matt are, and hopefully we’ll have In the top of the seventh Joey Corsi throws the ball to first base from shortstop. Grassechi posted the winning a different result. We take one inning, Oxford got three quick RBI in the bottom of the sixth game at a time, and Brodeur outs to hold onto the win. inning for the Pirates, as the is a senior. No one competes “We try to play the best non- Oxford varsity baseball team harder than he does. We’re league competition we can for came back from a one-run defi- young, and these guys are var- this reason, and they’re legit,” cit to clinch a 2-1 victory over sity ready — state champion- said Oxford head coach Justin BVT at Greenbrier Park to ship ready, and this tells us Richards. “They’re one of the secure the Dan Clem Memorial we’re knocking on that door best teams we’re going to face, Tournament championship step.” and that pitcher has been the title on Wednesday, April 20. As each pitcher gave up very best pitcher we faced so far to Oxford is now 4-0 on the sea- few hits, both teams demon- date. We knew it was going son, while BVT moves to a 2-2 strated strong defense through- to be tough. Both of our RBIs record. out the low-scoring game, today were opposite field hits, “We didn’t want to lose to resulting in quick innings. and those are senior type of those guys,” said Grassechi. After Buckley posted two hits in those kinds of situa- “They were all up, and I want- strikeouts in the top of the tions. We stayed confident and ed to take the momentum back. first inning, the Pirates got a didn’t get raddled, as it was our I saw a fast ball I knew I could runner on third base with no first close game. To see how we hit, so I took it the other way. outs during their first at-bat. handle that kind of situation is We want nothing more but to However, the Beavers made real good.” go onto the state title.” the plays in the field to prevent

Austin Greene takes a swing.

Jared Buckley delvers a strike. Cam Cardoni gets an out at second base.

Tyler Brodeur sends a pitch. Jake Porier takes a swing. Bryce St. Germain makes a play at shortstop. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 29, 2016• 15 Sports Spartans fall to Millbury in 16-3 mercy rule decision

Greg Barlow photos Alex Lawhorn delivers a pitch. Scott Blanchard takes a swing a pitch in the second inning. off double that traveled down the third BY GREG BARLOW strikeout. SPORTS CORRESPONDENT base line. Next, Mages doubled through The Spartans jumped out to a 1-0 the hole between the shortstop and third MILLBURY — Ryan Ward led the lead in the top of the first inning. With baseman for an RBI. With two outs, Woolies at the plate, going 3-4 with a sin- two outs, Lucas Pomeroy walked to Blanchard cranked an RBI triple to right gle and two home runs, as the Millbury first base. Up next, Sam Wojcichowski center field to trim the deficit to six runs High varsity baseball team defeated smashed a hard-hit grounder to third (9-3). Sam Wojcichowski tosses the ball to first Uxbridge High, 16-3, in a fifth-inning base, as he hustled through the bag to Then in the bottom of the fourth inning, base. mercy rule decision on Friday, April 22, beat the throw on an error. Bell hit a fly the Woolies tallied another seven runs to at Millbury High School. ball to second base that was dropped, as pull away with a 16-3 lead and secure the “We can’t take any team lightly, and he earned the RBI on the error to give fifth inning mercy rule victory. Burke Millbury came out today and ripped the Spartans the early lead. began the inning with a triple to right the ball,” said Uxbridge head coach The Woolies responded with a six-run field. Up next, Paul O’Leary smashed a Peter Rice. “Their coach made a couple surge in the bottom of the first inning. ball to right center field that resulted in changes, and whatever it was, it paid Millbury had five hits during this span. an outfield collision. On the error, a run off. Overall, our pitchers didn’t pitch do Ward, Matt Fiore, Nick Morley, and was scored. bad. We’re going to come back and start Jonathan Cherry each had RBIs, and one With runners on first and third, working hard. We’ve had a lot of changes run was walked in with the bases loaded, Cherry hit a deep three-run homer- in our lineup this year, and things were as the Woolies took a 6-1 advantage. un over the left field fence before Bob going good early on. Now, we’ll have to Uxbridge got the bases juiced in the Picard, Fiore, and Gil Picard each hit an see how we respond to a little adversity.” top of the second inning with one out; RBI, as Millbury improved to the final Uxbridge moved to a 4-2 record, as however, Huban logged two consecutive 13-run lead. Millbury leveled out to 3-3 on the season. strikeouts to prevent a Spartan run. The Spartans would have one more The Woolies outhit the Spartans by Millbury added two more runs in the chance to overcome the fifth inning a 16-4 margin. Scott Blanchard (triple), bottom of the second inning to extend Mercy rule, meaning they needed to Jesse Hanscom (RBI double), Zack Mages to an 8-1 count. Ward started the inning score at least two runs to play out a full (RBI double), and Josh Bell (double) each with a walk-off homerun that sailed over seven-inning game. With one out, Bell tallied a hit for Uxbridge. the right field fence. Fiore followed with shifted the momentum with a double On the mound for Millbury was Matt a double, as Sean Burke wacked an RBI down the third base line. Up next, Alex Huban who pitched the full five innings, triple to increase to a seven-run lead. Martellio walked. However, the runners recording seven strikeouts. Lawhorn struck out the next two batters were unable to advance, as the next two Alex Rosado pitched the first 1.1 to end the inning. batters flied-out to end game. innings for Uxbridge, allowing seven After a quick at-bat for the Spartans, “I think collectively as a team, we runs and notching two strikeouts, Ward hit his second homerun of the day have to hit better, see more pitches, have before Alex Lawhorn took over up until in the bottom of the third inning to make better at-bats, and hit the ones we get,” the fourth inning, allowing nine runs the score, 9-1. said Pomeroy. “We just have to play bet- and had four strikeouts. Dom Cariglia Uxbridge answered with a two-run ter defense and put balls in play as much Lucas Pomeroy makes a play at shortstop. wrapped up the bottom of the fourth spurt in the top of the fourth inning. we can.” inning for the Spartans and earned one Hanscom started the rally with a walk- sports briefs ing at the Learn to Curl should wear Women’s Basketball League comfortable, loose-fitting clothing (such as a jogging suit) and rub- seeking new members ber-soled shoes. Wearing a couple of layers will allow you to adjust Women Only/Webster Oxford accordingly as you go from less-ac- Hoops is seeking women 25 and older tive instruction in the ice rink to full of all skill levels who want to play participation. The club will provide basketball to join them on Thursday all other equipment needed to par- evenings from 7-8 at the Oxford ticipate. Community Center (4 Maple Road), The Blackstone Valley Curling which began on March 31. There will Club’s league season will begin in be a warm-up drill followed by four October and space is extremely lim- eight-minute quarters. There will be ited. Interest in the club has been an $8 drop-in charge or $40 for five phenomenal so be sure to act now! weeks. For more information contact: Al This team is not only looking to Ayotte (508) 422-7004, or bvcurling@ expand, but is also looking to form gmail.com. teams in adjoining towns to create a league. The Oxford Community Center is working with the Auburn Community Center, the Whitin Registration now open Community Center in Northbridge for Blackstone Valley Pop and the Southbridge Tri-Community YMCA to create teams in neigh- Warner boring towns so these women can have lively, fun competitions each Blackstone Valley Pop Warner Thursday night. (BVPW) offers football and cheer- If you live in a neighboring town leading for kids ages 5-15. BVPW and wish to begin a team, please is open to kids in Northbridge, email [email protected] with Uxbridge and Sutton, as well as sur- your name and phone number. rounding towns that do not have a For additional information, please Pop Warner program. We group kids call Kathleen Russell at the Oxford according to age and size to maxi- Community Center at (508) 987-6002. mize safe and balanced competition. No tryouts and mandatory play rules makes sure everything sees playing Curling comes to the time. The season runs from August to November. All forms and online Blackstone Valley payment options, along with further information can be found at www. HOPEDALE — It is true! Curling bvpw.org as registration is ongoing. has come to the Blackstone Valley! Due to overwhelming demand in the area, the Blackstone Valley Curling Millbury Parents Club’s Club has formed and will hold a Learn to Curl event on Saturday, May 21, at annual 5k and Fun Run set the Blackstone Valley IcePlex, 121 Plain Street in Hopedale. for May 1 Conveniently located in the heart of the Blackstone Valley, the IcePlex The Millbury Parents Club’s third is the perfect host and location for annual 5k and Fun Run is set for May curling in the area. 1. This is the Parents Club’s biggest You can sign up for one of two fundraiser of the year to raise money sessions: 2-4:30 p.m. or 5:30-8 p.m. for the Millbury Public Schools to Certified curling instructors will be help pay for things that aren’t cov- on hand to teach the basics behind ered by the school budget includ- the fastest growing sport on ice. The ing buses for field trips, science pro- cost is $40 per person and is for ages grams, reading programs and more. 18 and up. You can visit LTC.bvcurl- Without these extras, the students ingclub.com for more information would miss out on many educational about the Learn to Curl and to sign programs. up online. Space is very limited so The event takes place at Windle be sure to visit the website and sign Field (33 Canal Street) and onsite reg- up today! Please be sure to sign up istration opens at 8 a.m. The one-mile online or contact us as walk-ups are fun run starts at 9:15 a.m., with the 5k not permitted. to follow at 9:45 a.m. The event takes Those planning on trying out curl- place rain or shine. 16 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune Farmers market continues to grow in Douglas hours, giving them the oppor- unwanted televisions, comput- MARKET tunity to raise money by selling ers, microwaves, and other elec- continued from page A1­­­ items and lemonade. To apply tronics to be disposed of prop- to use the Lemonade Stand on erly. DFMvendorinformationsheet. a given day, visit http://doug- For dog day, individuals and pdf. lasfarmersmarket.org/docu- vendors are encouraged to show In addition to helping revive ments/lemonade+stand+appli- up with their fury pals, and the the E.N. Jenckes Store Museum, cation.pdf. Douglas Dog Orphans will be the DFM is active each year Through offering activities presenting. Rumors of home- in aiding community organiza- for the whole family, the DFM made organic baked dog treats tions like the Douglas Public hopes to continue to draw peo- is in the works. Schools’ athletic and band ple to town that don’t normally Breakfast at the market will boosters. With the financial cri- visit Douglas. entail the collaborative effort sis happening in town, the pub- Kicking off the events at the of multiple vendors, to give lic schools’ budgets have been DFM is the Rhubarb Challenge. locals the option to enjoy their hit hard, resulting in the loss of Participants must register prior Saturday morning coffee and programming, staff/faculty, and to the challenge and bring their baked goods with a fresh, organ- co/extracurricular activities. best Rhubarb dish to win the ic spin. The DFM has helped ease bragging rights of the challenge. To keep up to date on the news the monetary stress for these Judges taste each dish and eval- and happenings at the DFM, groups through leasing their uate them off a list of unique visit their webpage at http:// hand-crafted (by a Rhode island standards. In the past, up to 40 douglasfarmersmarket.org/. School of Design graduate) dishes were submitted. Non-Profit Lemonade Stand for Courtesy photos An alpaca pays a visit to the The recycling day initiative Greg Barlow may be reached free to non-profit organizations Douglas Farmers Market. encourages anyone to come at gbarlow@stonebridgepress. The Douglas Farmers Market during the market’s operating by the market to drop off any com. non-profit lemonade stand. Confessions share.” Ball Soup! matzos meal, a ladle full of cooled down MOM “I claim food I don’t want to share as What you will need: soup broth, and 1/2 tsp baking powder. continued from page A5­­­ being spicy.” A quartered chicken on the bone Mix together with a fork until the consis- earlier than it actually was.” “I have sworn at my kids behind their Carrots peeled and cut into 1 inch tency of porridge. Refrigerate for about “Sometimes in the summer my little backs.” pieces 30 minutes. Bring a large pot of water to ones go a week or more without a bath. “His goldfish has died three times Celery cut into 2 inch pieces a boil and form the mix into balls about The pool counts as a bath right?” since Christmas and he has no idea.” 1 white onion quartered 2 inches in diameter. Drop in the boiling “The dog ran away … to the vet to “I told my son the potty fairy would 2-3 parsnips peeled and cut into 1 inch water and cook for about 30 minutes. be put down because he was sick and I take away his 4th birthday if he wasn’t pieces Enjoy! didn’t have the heart to tell them.” fully trained.” Fill a large pot with water, chicken, “I wrote my birthday on the calendar So there you have it. Other parent vegetables, a bullion cube, salt and pep- Please write in and share your thoughts! for five years as mom’s birthday! 25.” confessions to make you feel a bit better per and cook about 3 hours over low As always, take what you want from what “When goofing with my kids I get the about your parenting. heat. we discuss as advice or information, share urge to lick their faces.” What are your true confessions? Remove chicken and take off the bone, with me your favorite tip or recipe and “I sniff babies’ heads.” return half to pot and keep the other half join me on our next edition of “Mom in “I tell my kids some of the stuff I eat This week’s recipe challenge: for chicken salad later in the week. Motion.” E-mail me your thoughts and is gross mommy food so I don’t have to Since it is Passover I will share with In a medium bowl mix 3 eggs, 2 table- tips at [email protected]. you my favorite Passover food … Matzos spoons oil, dash of salt and pepper, 1 cup

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Also, if you are a local lunch every Monday through at 508-865-9247. Remember every Friday is spe- business owner you can sup- Friday. Suggested donation cial treat day. A 48-hour reserva- port us with a tee sign bearing MILLBURY SENIOR $2.50. Remember every Friday ONGOING ACTIVITIES tion is required. your company’s name for a $100 CENTER is special treat day. A 48-hour donation to the Uxbridge Elderly Waypoint preparing for annual ‘China Time’ trip WAYPOINT continued from page A­­­ 1 journey consisting of teaching Chinese college students the English language and lead- ership skills, while breaking down cultural barriers. This year’s trip starts on June 10 and is set to return on June 20. Each year, the group attracts new members. Some Waypoint members are stepping out of their comfort zone. Some where anybody starts to ask their own expense. have never traveled, don’t questions,” said Rexford. “The “I’ve been able to keep in speak Chinese, and have never physical access and the open- contact with several special some students learn conversa- with them. The students are taught in a classroom before. ness of the heart are the two students, who I email, so we tional English,” said Waypoint intrigued by the imposed cre- Rexford believes it’s faith that reasons why we choose col- have formed a relationship member Russ Pimental. “I am ative thinking expressed by drives them and hopes to con- lege students. One out of five beyond just being there at the going back for my fourth time Americans and enjoy asking tinue to go to China every year. humans on the planet live in campus,” said Waypoint mem- because they teach me more questions about American cul- To fully understand China, so there’s always some- ber Jane Jassmond who will be about a humble, respectful life ture and religion. Waypoint’s mission, it’s one to talk to.” going on her third trip. “For than I could ever teach them Speaking with 30-40 students important to be somewhat This year’s Waypoint our age group, they see us as about English.” in a classroom on a daily basis, familiar with the cultural dif- trip includes 11 individuals a parent figures. Some of them In addition to spending time Waypoint’s number one goal ferences of Chinese colleges stretching from all corners are drawn to some of us that lecturing in the classroom, the is to engage with as many versus schools in the U.S. For of the Worcester County and are older, while some of the group interacts with students students as they can. Some instance, a Chinese college stu- into New Hampshire and even younger visitors we have can through a normal college stu- group members make life-long dent is limited when choosing Oklahoma. The short-term relate to them about similari- dent’s social endeavors like friends and try to keep in con- his or her major — in fact, they group members range in age ties in life style.” playing Frisbee, eating lunch, tact with students upon their sometimes have no choice at from 21-62. For four of them, it Waypoint was formed in 2010 and exchanging open-air dis- return home. all. will be their first trip. by Bob Jassmond and Rexford cussion based stories. “Having a personal relation- Even when it comes time to Their goals are to show love, to give local residents the Group members are sur- ship with Jesus is more life choosing their schools, they make friends, and close cross chance to understand life from prised each year to hear the changing than practicing a usually have one option. Unlike cultural gaps. a different perspective. Since students’ stories and how open religion,” said Rexford. in the U.S. where you apply to The team meets up regular- then, they have visited four they are to foreigners. Waypoint is a small, numerous colleges and many ly in the days leading up to Chinese colleges through con- “The questions they ask are non-profit group, and this trip different items are taken into the flight to go over education- necting with the school admin- wonderful, warm, and door is the only activity the group consideration for the selection al English curriculum, while istrators. The group doesn’t openers,” said Rexford. “We partakes in each year. process, Chinese college stu- learning about particular charge any money. This year can’t wait to hear them this dents take one exam that solely social norms in China. will be the first time the group year.” Greg Barlow may be reached determines which schools they Having their own personal is returning to the same uni- The Waypoint group mem- at gbarlow@stonebridgepress. can go to. There’s a lack of indi- reasons to explore this initia- versity. bers are additionally shocked com. vidualism and creativity. tive, each participant funded “I went to China the first to see the long line of students “They’re at the stage in life the full $2,550 travel costs at time thinking I could help who wait for hours just to chat CMDART to host sixth ‘Tags for Tails’ yard sale

TAGS Specialty crafts appreciated. Clothing, interested in taking a course to become affected by disaster can include small continued from page A­­­ 1 if clean, pressed and sorted by size and a CMDART volunteer? Contact mem- and large animals such as pets, live- gender. CMDART is also accepting gift [email protected] or sign up for stock, and exotics. CMDART aids com- tion. cards for silent auction or to help gath- an introductory course at training@ munities that seek to comply with the Items CMDART can accept — Small er more items. cmdart.org. CMDART is an indepen- Pets Evacuation and Transportation items of furniture (end tables, lamps, Items CMDART can NOT accept — dent, charitable, non-profit, tax-exempt Standards Act (PETS Act), which framed pictures) in good condition, Electronics (computers, printers, TVs), 501(c)3 organization. We provide infor- requires that household pets and ser- books, CDs, jewelry, linens in nice con- bedding, large pieces of exercise equip- mation, training, support, supplies and vice animals be included in local and dition, toys and games, tools (old and ment, large appliances, no children’s personnel to help plan, prepare and state planning. new), household items, healthy plants furniture, and hazardous materials respond to aid animals affected by man- CMDART is also seeking positions on (perennials especially appreciated), such as paint and fertilizer. Limited made or natural disasters. CMDART their Board of Directors. Contact us for dishes, pet related items are especial- Christmas items. No pet or other per- serves the local and regional communi- more information. ly appreciated and seasonal items. ishable food. ties of Central Massachusetts and par- Want to volunteer with us? Are you ticularly Worcester County. Animals

News Briefs through the generosity of the Uxbridge Government and the qualifications and • Monday, May 16, Douglas Town Girls selected to represent Woman’s Club. More than 27,800 benefits of many of the leading profes- Hall, 29 Depot St, Douglas, MA, from 4 Massachusetts girls have participated sions. to 5 p.m. UHS at Girls State in this citizenship program since its Girls State will be held in every • Friday, May 20, Oxford, Dunkin’ inauguration in 1945. state in the Union. At the Girls State Donuts, Sutton Ave., Oxford, 10 to 11 UXBRIDGE — The American This year 350 girls from all parts of Sessions, two girls will be selected to a.m. Legion Auxiliary will hold its Annual the state will participate in the week’s represent their respective State at Girls • Monday, May 23, Webster, Panera, 2 Massachusetts Girls State at Stonehill study of local and state government. State nation to be held in Washington, Worcester Rd, Webster, 4 to 5 p.m. College, Easton, from Saturday, June They will establish and operate their D.C. in July. Constituents are encouraged to stop 11, through Friday, June 17. own city or town, form two political by at any point during the hour or may Katherine Salzberg, daughter of Ms. parties, nominate candidate for office, reserve a specific time if they wish by Lauren Steele and Mr. John Salzberg conduct campaigns and hold elections. McKenna to hold office hours emailing [email protected]. and Ms. Allyson Parabicoli, daughter of Speakers will be state officials (If Those who cannot make the office Mr. & Mrs. Mark Parabicoli have been possible), leaders in Government and BOSTON — Rep. Joseph McKenna hour may call 617-772-2060, ext. 8576 to selected to represent Uxbridge High other professions. Also speakers from (R-Webster) will host office hours have issues addressed by the represen- School. the American Legion and the American during the month of May. tative. The American Legion Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary will be on the pro- • Tuesday, May 10, Sutton, The Sutton sponsors this program state-wide. In gram. They will learn about the respon- Center Store, 3 Singletary Ave, Sutton, Uxbridge, the program is financed sibilities of the various branches of 10 to 11 a.m. www.508Local.com B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 29, 2016 • 19 Q.R. CODE CHALLENGE #1 #11 Deadline Wed., May. 11 for a chance to win a prize. Who am I? ______Who am I? ______What is a Q.R. Code? Q.R. stands for “quick response,” and it is a machine-readable code #2 #12 consisting of an array of black and white squares, typically used for storing URLs or other information for reading by the camera on a smartphone. If you have a smartphone, you can download a FREE Q.R. Reader from your App store. Then all you have to do is scan the codes to identify the Who am I? ______Who am I? ______businesses, for a chance to win your choice of a $25 gift card to any of these businesses! If there #3 #13 are two codes, one code is for a website, and the other is for a Facebook page of that same busi- ness. Once you reach these sites, please take a moment to browse the website or “Like” their business on Facebook. You must have a Face- book account in order to access the Facebook Who am I? ______Who am I? ______page. Good luck!! #4 #14

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SOLD ON DEPOSIT NEW PRICE ON DEPOSIT NEW LISTING DUDLEY – 20 June St! Mason Rd DUDLEY – 7 Piasta Rd! “Grand View WEBSTER – WOODSTOCK – 374 Prospect St! 19.7 WEBSTER – 1189 School St! 6 Rm Cape! CHARLTON - GLEN ECHO LAKE! 92 DUDLEY – 100’ WATERFRONT - NEW WOODSTOCK – 81 Loyola Rd! Acres! 84’ Ranch! 2,500 SqFt! Frplcd Liv Area! 7 Rm Cape! 4 Bdrms! 1.5 Baths! 1+ Acre Lot! Natural Woodwork Throughout! Stevens Park Rd! Prime 105’ Waterfront! Estates” 9 Rm Custom Split! 1.21Acres! New England Commons! Adult 55+! POND! 5 Hillcrest St! 6 Room Cape! WAPPAQUASSET “QUASSET” POND! Hidden Rm & Din Rm w/Hrdwds! 26’ Fam Rm! Many Recent Updates Including Roof, Liv & Din Rms w/Hrdwds & Picture Window! Ideal 10,306’ Level Lot! Panoramic Lake Country Kitchen! Front to Back Frplcd Applianced Granite Kit w/Isl! Open Flr Plan 2 Bdrms! 1 to 2 Baths/Master! 88 Acre Recreational Gem! Woodstock 3 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2 Full Baths! Windows, Hot Water Heater, LP Gas Eat-in Kit w/Wood Cabinets & Ceiling Fan! Views! 4 Rm Ranch! Cathedral Ceiling Living Rm! Water Facing Dining Rm s/ w/Beamed Cathedrals! Frplcd Liv Rm! 16x23 Applianced! Granite! Hrdwds, Tile & Fairgrounds Near! Yr Rd or 2nd Home! 6+ Rm Anderson Windows! Separate Oil & Viessman Boiler, Kit Counter, Tile Full Bath! 1st Flr Master w/Hrdwds! Second Lake Facing Liv Rm & Master Bdrm! Slider to Deck! 2/3 Bedrooms! 1.5 Baths! Fam Rm w/Skylights! 25x29 Master w/Walk-in Carpet! Basements! Garage! C/Air! Closet, Skylights, French Dr to Deck! Multi-Level Contemp! 100’ Waterfront! 18,750’ Wood Furnaces! 14KW Automatic LP Gas Bathrm Flrs, Garage Door! Town Flr w/2 Rm Bdrm Suite or 2 Possible Bdrms! Skylights! Galley Kit! Ideal Second Home Unique Open Stairway w/Skylight! Water Security! Community Center! Walking Services! It’s All Been Done for You! 3 Bdrms! 3 Baths! Finished Lower Level! Lot! 2 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! A/C! Expandable! Generator! Recent 24x48’ Barn & 30x42’ Full Basement! Oil Heat! Town Services! or Build Your Dream Home, Town Sewer Views from Most Windows! Walk-out Trails! Low Fees! Convenient! Ready to Move! $219,900.00 makes it Possible! $249,900.00 5 Car Garage! Ingr Pool! $329,900.00 3 Car Garage w/2nd Floor! $349,900.00 Steel Building! $349,900.00 $149,900.00 Lower Level! $219,900.00 From $234,900.00

ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT NEW LISTING ON DEPOSIT NEWER PRICE NEW PRICE ON DEPOSIT AUBURN – 1 Prentice Ave! 7 Rm Ranch! WEBSTER – 18C Linwood St! 5 Room DUDLEY – Waterfront! Pierpont WEBSTER – 188 Lower Gore Rd! Beautiful WEBSTER – 9-11 Lyndale Ave! 8 Rm OXFORD – 14 Themeli Court! 5 Rm DUDLEY – 7 Catherine St! Mason Road WEBSTER – 36 Joyce St! Charming 7 Rm Cathedral Ceiling Oak Cabinet Kitchen w/ Townhouse! End Unit! Spacious and Colonial w/Greenhouses! Eat-in Kitchen! Cape! 4 Bdrms! All Natural Woodwork! Frplc Meadow Pond! 112 Klondike Rd! 100’ 14.19 ACRES! 500+’ of Road Frontage! 6+ Townhouse! Corner Unit! Open Concept! Area! Comfortable 6 Rm Cape! Freshly Painted Tile Floor, SS Appliances, Skylight & Slider Comfortable! 1,220’! Applianced Eat-in Kit Formal Dining Rm Open to Living Rm w/ Liv Rm w/Hrdwd Flr! Din Rm w/Hrdwds & Sandy West Facing Shoreline! Sunsets! Room Colonial Cape! TLC and Updating Cathedral Ceiling Kit w/SS Appliances! New Int! Recent Wall to Wall Over Hrdwds! Frplc to Patio! Liv Rm w/Hrdwd Flr! 3/4 Bdrms w/Raised Panel Wood Cabinets & Slider Needed But Loads of Potential & Character! Wood Floors! Full Bath! Den w/Built-ins! 4 Chair Rail! Kit SS Appliances! Full Tile Bath! 15,375’ Lot! 5 Rm Year Round Ranch Counters! Cathedral Liv Rm! Tile Entrance Liv Rm w/Coat Closet! Din Rm! Appliance Eat- w/Wall to Wall over Hrdwds! 1.5 Baths! to the Deck! Living Rm w/Ceiling Fan! 2 Natural Woodwork! 24’ Living Rm w/Brick Large Bedrooms on 2nd Floor! Nice Level Foyer! Large Master Bedroom w/ Updated 1st Flr Master! Full Town Water & Sewer! Lower Level Finished Family Rm! Garage! with that Cozy Cottage Feel! Knotty Pine, Bdrms! Master w/Walk-in Closet! Fam in Kit w/Knotty Pine Wood Cabinets! 3 Bdrms! Roof 2011! Gas Furnace, Water Heater Fireplace! Pantry Kitchen w/Dining Area! Lot! Walking Distance to Center of Webster! Bath! 2 Bedrooms! 2 Baths! Washer/Dryer Full Bath! Full Basement! Furnace 2011! Professionally Landscaped! $279,900.00 Cathedrals & Hardwoods! 2 Bdrms! Rm w/Slider to the Back Yard! 3 Zone Oil Included! C/Air! Oversized Garage! Full & Gas Line 08! Circuit Breakers & Some Heat! Easy 395 Access! $169,900.00 3 Huge Bdrms w/Walk-in Closets! Barn! Town Services! Rte. 395 Near! Walk to Garage! Roof 2005! Town Water & Sewer! Open Floor Plan! Shed! Basement Ready to Finish! $204,900.00 Windows 07! $194,900.00 $159,900.00 Schools & Churches! $129,900.00 $179,900.00 $329,900.00

ON DEPOSIT SOLD ON DEPOSIT SOLD WEBSTER LAKE – 812 Beacon Park! WEBSTER LAKE – 21 Wakefield Ave! WEBSTER LAKE – 703 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE - 71 Birch Island! WEBSTER LAKE COMPOUND! 2 Checkerberry Isl! Private 2.09 Acre Waterfront Peninsula Estate! Park Like Grounds! WATERVIEW 1,280’ 5 Rm Townhouse! In a Cove Protected! Idle Out to the Lake WEBSTER LAKE – 305 Treasure Isl! Park! 5 Rms - 1,280’ Townhouse! 2,800’ 8 Rm Colonial Main House w/Lake Views from Most Windows! SS Applianced Granite Kit! Din Area w/Tile Flr! Lake 7 Rm Colonial w/Lake Views from Every Rm! - South Pond Lake Access! Townhouse! 6 Rms! 1,874’! Hrdwd Floors! Hrdwds in Din/Liv & Master Bdrm! 3 Bdrms! Lake Facing! Recently Applianced Sandy Beach! Lakeside Pool! Lake Facing 38’ Din/Liv Rm w/Frplc, Recessed Lighting & Slider to Wrap Around Deck! French Dr Fam Rm Surrounded by Water! 10 Rm Colonial! 5 Bdrms & 2.5 Applianced Granite Kit! Open Flr Plan! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Walkout Lower Level Galley Kit! Frplcd Liv Rm w/48” Smart Views! Just Painted! Brand New 3 Bdrms! 21’ Master w/Cathedral Ceiling, Slider to Private Deck w/Lake Views, Master Bath! 2nd Bath w/Dble Vanity Sinks, Baths! Applianced! Flexible Flr Plan! Master Bath w/Custom Tile Shower! 2.5 Baths! Fam Rm! 239’ Waterfront! New Metal Roof! TV! Master Bath w/New Skylight! 2.5 Flooring! Move Right In! Frplced Liv 3.5 Baths! Skywalk Attached 750’ 4 Rm Guest/In-Law Apartment w/Granite Kit, SS Applianced, Open Din & Liv Rm w/Slider Master Suite w/Bath, Dressing Rm & 2 Car Attached Garage & 3 Car Detached Tile Baths w/Recent Vanities! 2013 A/C Frplcd Fam Rm! CAir! Gas Heat! Trex Deck! Rm! SS Appliances! 2 Bdrms! Master to Lake View Deck, Bdrm, Nice Bathrm! Detached 3 Rm Yr Rd Guest Cottage or Rental Unit w/Kit, Frplcd Liv Rm, Bdrm & w/2nd Flr! Needs to be Seen to Appreciate & Heat! Garage! Great Lakeside Pool! Office Area! Buderus LP Gas Heat! Recent Windows/Doors! Garage! 2 Boat Slips! Bath! 2.5 Tile Baths! C/Air! Garage! Bathroom! Enclosed 3 Season Pavilion Great for Entertaining! Tree Lined Private Drive! Rolling Lawn! Decks! Patios! Ideal Everything it Could Be! $674,900.00 Sandy Beach! $249,900.00 $344,900.00 Heated Pool, Sandy Beach! $299,900.00 $209,900.00 Dock Setup! Boat Ramp! For the Discerning Buyer! $1,449,900.00 NEW PRICE NEW PRICE

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CHARLTON - Glen Echo Lake! 211 Sunset Dr! Western Expo - Beautiful Sunsets! 4492’ 14 Rm, Custom Colonial w/Farmers Porch! WEBSTER LAKE - 17 Beacon Rd! WEBSTER LAKE - 82 Lakeside Ave! South Pond! Prime 157’ Waterfront w/Western Expo! Beautiful Sunsets! Panoramic Lake Views! 10+ Rm, 4 Bdrm, 4.5 Bath, 200’ Waterfront w/Manicured Grounds! 4 Bdrms! 4.5 Baths! 3 Fireplaces! C/Air, C/Vac, C/Stereo, Security! Hrdwds! Open Flr Plan! Lake Killdeer Island! Custom 9 Rm Cape HAS IT A/C’d, 3,832’ Custom Colonial! Technical/Electrical Marvel! 2 Story Grand Entry! Fully Appliance Lake Facing Quartz Kit w/2 Dishwashers, Heated Flr & Pantry! Facing Frplc Liv Rm w/14’ Ceilings, Sliders to Lake Facing Deck! Din Rm w/Crown Moldings, Chair Rail & Waterford Chandelier! Cherry ALL! 100’ Level Waterfront! 07 Completely Spacious Din Area w/Custom Wall Unit & Slider to the Waterfront Deck w/Elect Awning! Frplc Liv Rm w/Entertainment Center! Din Rm w/Tray Ceiling! 1st Flr Lake Cabinet Kit w/Quartz Counters, Center Isl w/Decor Appliances & Walk-in Pantry! 2 Master Bdrms - Lake Facing 1st Flr w/11’ Ceilings, Renovated! Granite Kit! Mostly Lake Facing Facing Master w/Tray Ceiling, Walk-in Closet, Full Bath w/Dble Vanity, Whirlpool & Corner Shower! Upstairs 3 Comfortable Bdrms, 2 Lake Facing, Both connect to Frplc & Bath w/Dble Sinks, Shower, Whirlpool & Walk-in Closets! Lake Facing Sunrm w/French Door, Sliders, & 14’ Ceilings! Office, Rms! Mstr Suite w/Private Deck! 4 Bdrms! a Full Bath, the 3rd has its Own Full Bath & Walk-in Closet! Walkout Lower Level Lake Facing Fam Rm w/2nd Kit, Cedar Sauna & Full Bath! Separate Utility Rm & 1/2 Bath, Laundry Rm! 2nd Flr w/2nd Master Suite w/Full Bath w/Dble Sinks! 2 Bdrms Share Another Bath! Lower Level w/Frplc Fam 3 Granite Baths! Possible In-Law! C/Air! 42’ Timber Tech Covered Deck! 3 Car Garage! Workshop! 3 Car Attached Garage! Detached 1 Car Garage! Security System! LP Gas Whole House Generator! Boat House that Auto Draws Boat Out of the Water, Rm, Wet Bar, Billiard Parlor, Workout Rm & 6 Seat Theatre Rm w/60” TV w/Surround Sound! Full Bath! Walkout to Lake, Patio & Private Boat Ramp! $799,900.00 Launches It on a Rail System! Weather Station! Well Irrig System! See/Ask For All Attachments! $1,375,000.00 Yard! 4Z Baisi Furnace! 2 Car Garage! Extra Lot! Glen Echo Awaits! $869,900.00

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ON DEPOSIT SOLD NEW PRICE WEBSTER LAKE – 296 Killdeer WEBSTER LAKE – 33 Hall Rd! WEBSTER LAKE! 39 Loveland Rd! Custom 13 Rm 5,252’ Contemp! 130’ South Facing Waterfront! 10’ Ceilings! Granite WEBSTER LAKE – 17 Mark Ave! South Pond - “710’ Waterfront .69 Acre WEBSTER LAKE - 17 South Point Rd! Island! North Pond! 180 Degree & Cherry Kit w/Slate Flr, Wolf SS Gas Range w/Dble Ovens, Sub Zero Frig, Isl w/Dble Sink, In-Counter Steamer! Formal Peninsula”! Lake Views in All Directions! Sunrise to Sunset! Beautiful 12 Middle Pond! 6 Room Cape! 72’ Waterfront! South Pond Waterfront – Lake Access! Din Rm & Frplc Liv Rm w/Brazilian Cherry Hrdwds! Granite Wet Bar w/Ice Maker, Bottle Cooler & Bosch Dishwasher! Protected Cove! 2,100+’ 6 Rm Colonial! Panoramic Water Views! Front Row Seat Rm 3,292’ Ranch! Breezeway to 3 Car Garage! Grand 2 Story Entry! Cherry Completely Renovated! Center Island Kit! to 4th of July Fireworks! 5 Room Ranch! Office/1st Flr 5th Bdrm w/Marble LP Frplc! Bthrm w/Walk-in Kohler Steam Shower! Beautiful Stairways! 4 Bdrms w/Water & Granite Kit w/Isl! Frplc Din Rm w/Cathedrals, Skylights & Hrdwds! Liv Rm Mostly Lake Facing Rms! Master w/Bath Built “2002”! 9’ Ceilings! Applianced Ideal Second Home or Live Year Round! Views! Huge Lake Facing Master w/Cathedrals, 3 Dble Closets & Slider to Private Deck! Master Bath w/“Vita” Whirlpool w/Hrdwds! Lake Facing Master w/Bath! Fam Rm, Game/Pool Rm w/Bar & & Private Deck! 2/3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Oil by Kit! Lake Facing Din Rm w/Hrdwds! 22’ Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! 20’ Master w/Bath! 3 Winter in Florida – Summers on Webster Tub, Tile Shower & Dble Marble Vanity! Another Marble & Granite Bthrm! Lower Level Walks Out to Lake! 8 Seat Exercise Rm! Summer Kit! 3 Baths Total! C/Air! Buderus! Irrigation! Trex Buderus! 4 Electric Mitsubishi Heat Pumps w/ Theater! Stone Frplc Fam Rm! Granite Wet Bar! Workshop w/French Dr to Lake, Possible Bdrm! Half Bath! House Sound Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! Expandable Walk-out Deck, Farmers Porch! Beautiful Grounds! $1,299,900.00 Air! Farmers Porch! Garage! $499,900.00 Lake! Open Floor Plan! 2 Bedrooms! System! Andersons w/Nickel Hardware! 2 Car Heated Garage! Beach! Dock! $1,399,900.00 Lower Level! A/C! $399,900.00 Nice Deck! Garage! $314,900.00

Featured Open House hope2own.com THOMPSON - 839 THOMPSON RD 508.943.4333 OPEN HOUSE, SUNDAY • 12-2 Sharon Pelletier - Broker Young, Huge 60 X 40 Ranch! Outstanding Quality! Cathedral Ceiling Licensed in MA, CT & RI in Living Room, Kitchen, and Dining areas! 10 Skylights! 3 Bedrooms! 2-1/2 Baths! Propane Fireplace! Lower Level Finished with Bath, and WE WANT YOUR Bedroom with walk out sliding window! 2 Acres! Approximately 395 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 LISTINGS! Feet of road frontage NEW PRICE $309,499. Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Diane Strzelecki * Matthew Ross * Lori Johnson-Chausse * Mark Barrett

THOMPSON - 473 LOWELL DAVIS RD WEBSTER - 40 CAMILE RD DUDLEY - 62 FAIRVIEW AVE. THOMPSON - 20 LAURELWOOD RD LAND! WEBSTER/DUDLEY BUILDABLE LOTS Webster - Lot 119B Thompson Rd Town Water & Sewer $43,500. Webster - Lot 119A Thompson Rd Town Water & Sewer $43,500. SORRY SOLD! Webster - 114 Lake St. Multi-Family Zoned, 12,000 +/- Sq Ft Lot. Town Water & Sewer, and City Gas! $59,900. Pristine 3 Year Young Ranch! Absolutely better than new! Spectacular Colonial with farmers porch 3 bedroom, 2 full,2 half bath Rocky Hill Estates! Tons Of Living Space With Upgrades Throughout! This Charming 4 bedroom 3 bath colonial nestled in a picture perfect quiet neighbor- 2 Bedrooms! Appliance Kitchen! 2 X 6 W/ Plywood Construc- home. granite counters, ceramic floors, sunken living room, cathedral Large Colonial Has Custom Granite Countertops, Center Island ,Open Dining Area hood with large manicured yard and privacy galore! Sit out on your screened in Webster- 122 Gore Rd. Lot Approx. 1-1.2 +/- Acres. Town Water tion! Screened in porch! Nestled on 1.7+ nicely landscaped ceiling stone fireplace. Formal dinning room, French Door Office. And Breakfast Bar! Huge Cathedral Family Room! Gas Fireplace! Hardwood Floors porch on those warm summer nights and look out at the fruit trees and gardens! & Sewer. Level Lot. Business Zoned $110,000. acres! Garage W/Work Shop and attached Carport! House Gener- First floor laundry with tons of storage. Finished walkout basement Throughout! 3 Bedrooms. 2.5 Baths In Main Part Of House! Big Extras Is The Base- Open floor plan has so much to offeer! Front to back living room has a lovely ator! Forced Hot Air by oil! Lower Level Pellet Stove! with half bath. 2 car garage with lofted area. Screened porch or take a ment That Is Completely Finished With Kitchen / Dining /Living Area, Plus 2 More fireplace and pellet stove included. Fully applianced kitchen is open to back den Dudley - Lot# 149 Southbridge Road - 4.5 +/- acres. 150 ft +/- of ON DEPOSIT - NEW LISTING $189,900. dip in the heated in ground pool. New Price $359,900. Rooms And Bath! $369,900 and attached garage offers added storage! New Price $259,900. Rd. Frontage,610 ft +/- River Frontage $85,000.

DUDLEY - 29 PINE ST WEBSTER - 11 DESLAURIERS AVE WEBSTER - 4 PANARELLI WAY WEBSTER - 3 VICTORIA DRIVE WEBSTER - 10 DIDONATO AVE Need an Office or Busi- Solid two family An affordable starter ness in your Home? house! Located on or retirement home! Approved Zoning ! Cus- Original 1954 Cape a dead end street = style, 4 room home tom Split! Not a Drive with stairway to un- By - Large Addition minimum traffic! 2 finished walkup attic off Back 14x20 Deck! Car garage! Farmer’s 2 bedrooms on main Garage Located in Rear. porch! Large kitchen level, some hardwood SORRY SOLD! NEW LISTING SORRY SOLD! floors, ceramic tile Beautiful Hardwood and living room! 2 bath. Young, econom- Floors in Living Room SORRY SOLD! Bedrooms. Walk New Listing! Beautiful Colonial Located In A Quiet Cul De ical, natural gas fired, Newly Renovated 1176 sq. ft. +/- Ranch! 3 bedroom! forced hot air furnace, electric hot water heater Full basement with interior & Mirrored Hallway! 15 x 20 Addition off Kitchen can be used as Dining up attic! 2 Years Sac! Amazing Grand Foyer With Cascading Stairway! 7 Room, Area or Entertainment Room ~ Cathedral Ceiling! Marble Kitchen Coun- 2 Bath! Finished Basement! one car Garage! Electric and outdoor walkout access.Recently painted. Large corner lot with good young gas furnaces! Vinyl sided, replacement win- 3 Bed 2.5 Bath Home! Gleaming Hardwoods! Fireplaced Liv- sized yard, some fenced-in yard area, 6x8 storage shed and 10x20 1 car ters & Island ! Totally Finished Lower Level - Living Area complete with ing Room! Applianced Kitchen! Master Suite! Jacuzzi Tub And Heat! New Septic System! attached garage. Located in convenient East Village area of Webster with Kitchen, Full Bath, Living Room w/Fireplace, Bedroom & Separate Side dows. Walk out basement! assisted sale $159,900 Shower Stall! Private Back Deck! 2 Zone Heating And Cooling! close proximity to grocery store, banks, service providers, retailers, restau- ON DEPOSIT $260,000. $328,900. assisted sale $169,900. rants, highway access, etc. ON DEPOSIT $122,550

WEBSTER LAKE - TREASURE ISLAND WEBSTER LAKE - 113 BIRCH ISLAND RD WEBSTER LAKE - 11 BATES POINT RD WEBSTER LAKE- 267 THOMPSON RD ON BATES POINT! Elegant Webster Lake Water- Webster Lake Waterfront Home front! Breathtaking views! offers all the amenities of a fine The House is located on home Plus Direct Webster Lake Middle Pond which is the Largest Expanse of Webster Access! Located in a sheltered Lake! Very Private! Abun- cove which provides boat access dance of Land for Enter- OPEN HOUSE, SATURDAY • 12-3 to full open water! Inground pool, SORRY SOLD! taining! 11 Rooms Total! a fully fenced lakeside yard. Fine 3-1/2 Baths! 4 Bedrooms! Welcome to Treasure Island ! Located on the Shores of Beautiful WEBSTER LAKE! Current Webster Lake Waterfront! Breathtaking view of Middle Pond! features include: crown moldings, 9’ ceilings, beautiful cherry kitchen w/ceramic Master Bath! 2 Fireplaces! Walkout Finished Lower Living Level! Over- Owner’s Remodeled every inch of this Unit with a “Magazine Worthy” Flair! Each Room is Ele- Catch the Early Morning Sun at breakfast right at water edge or in the tile floors, granite countertops, S/S appliances, center island, Slider to large lake sized 2 car garage with unfinished space above! Foundation already gantly Appointed! Bamboo Floors! Family Room in Lower Level has Gas Fireplace with “Floor huge 4 season porch! Many recent updates! Interior Freshly Painted! facing deck! Formal dining , formal living rooms w/gleaming hardwood floors! in for Future Boat House at waters edge! Need an office? This has 2! to Ceiling” Custom Granite & Mantel! Tastefully Finished w/ Crown Molding! “Lux” Master Plus private 2nd floor 20x26 family room! Spacious master bedroom! Property is within a Business Zoned area! Be in before Summer! Bath W/Italian Tiled Shower Surround! Enjoy the Outdoors Deck, Private Beach & Heated “Salt Fieldstone Fireplace! Hardwoods! Oil Heat! 2 bedrooms! and Water” Pool! 2 Boat Slips! NEW LISTING $375,000. much more! $349,900. ON DEPOSIT $485,000. Hurry won’t last. $599,900. 4 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune

Southbridge: Great home situated in sought after executive neighborhood!! Spacious custom home with 9 rooms 4 bedrooms 2 baths! Custom maple cabinets in updated kitchen! Stove, refrigerator & dishwasher will stay! BIG Bright Living room. 2010 OPEN HOUSE furnace. 2009 roof. Lower level family room with propane gas fireplace & walkout to patio. Level yard. Great walking neighborhood. $234,800.

Sunday, May 1 Brenda Ryan Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Robin Broker- Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- Giguere Owner Hilli Doros 11:30-1:00pm “We are part of Make Southbridge Home” 51 Fairview Ave. 201 SOUTH STREET, Dudley, MA SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 508-765-9155 Motivated Seller, Relocating. Great Location, Great Schools! Family FAX: 508-765-2698 Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Stan Michelle Paula Friendly Neighborhood! This is a must see home! Come see this Beau- • Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Misiaszek Splaine Aversa tiful, well maintained, move in ready Colonial in a Family Friendly Now offering rental services NEED LISTINGS DESPERATELY! Neighborhood! Many Improvements and updates, new carpets in all 63 Fiske Hill Road, Sturbridge: Live like a King or Queen at “The Castle” on the prestigious Fiske Hill 4 bedrooms, Hardwood floors. Living Room with built-in Bookcases, Rd. Exquisitely unique property. Well cared for and Family Room with pellet stove fireplace insert, Passing Title V, Put this maintained with approx.. 2,948 square feet of living NEW LISTING space. The house sits on 1.35 acres with fruit trees, a Zen at the Top of Your List and Come take a look! garden and lovely landscaping. Enclosed porch with breathtaking views of the grounds is perfect for summer. Martha Oakes Many special features throughout including fabulous woodwork, hardwood floors, wine cellar, fire place, 49 Main St., Sturbridge, MA 01566 R sunken living room, high ceilings, oversized windows, 2 (508)479-7657 car garage and more. $550,000 ReMax Professional Associates 40 North Woodstock, 314 South Street, Southbridge: [email protected] Southbridge: Pretty split level Beautifully maintained and updated Cape with loads of character, but no ranch situated on a good size lot work to be done! Perfect, in-law, 2family with a 2 stall garage, storage shed NEW LISTING or single family. 5 Rooms, 3BR, 2 Bath and screened in deck & 3 BRs. plus additional 3 Rooms, 1 BR 1Bath. Custom cabinets and woodwork Impressive kitchen with cathedral ceil- What is Home Staging? throughout. 2BRs. full bath open kitchen and living room on ing, appliances, screened door to back deck, farmer’s porch, tons of new custom cabinets and soapstone Have a vacant home to sell? main level. Charming master BR & sitting room on lower level counters. Cathedral Ceiling in master BR with loft and private balcony. w/ half bath/laundry room and family room. $189,900 Staging helps buyers picture the home as their own. E New oversized 2car garage and over an acre of land, gas heat & pellet stove. $229,900 Sell your house faster and for more money! 272 Eastford Road, 22 Surrey Lane, Brookfield: I have an inventory of furniture and accessories to stage your Southbridge: Magnificent Double Wide Mobile Home with 5 vacant house, or I can work with your existing belongings. Home! 7 Rooms, 3-4 Bedrooms, rooms, 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. 4 ½ baths. Open Living floor plan. Open kitchen, dining and living Staging is a free service when you hire me to sell your house! Fabulous kitchen with SS appli- room. Newer roof and vinyl siding. ances & corian counters. Master New oil tank and skirt. Enclosed Suite on 1st floor with new master bath and dressing area. 2nd 3 season porch. Fully applianced. Maribeth Marzeotti floor master with new master bath & walk in closet. Lower level Kitchen. Two storage sheds. Sits on beautiful corner lot with lots MaribethRealtor.com with full in-law apartment with Fireplaced LR, big kitchen, full of privacy. Only $49,900 including park share! Re/Max Advantage 1 A bath and bedroom. In-ground pool. Lovely location. $375,000. Advantage 1 179 Shrewsbury Street, Worcester, MA 01604 • 508-864-8163 MORTGAGE RATES ARE DOWN!! GREAT TIME TO BUY!! Re/Max Professional Associates Realtor/MLS EMERSON REALTORS Conrad M. Allen The Market Leader L Broker/Certified appraiser Serving Worcester County and NE CT. WHAT WOULD 508-400-0438 YOUR HOME [email protected] • www.ConradAllen.com Sell for in DUDLEY $164,900 Today’s Market? Now is a GREAT TIME to find out! Would you Own for less than the cost of renting this home. like a free, no obligation, Comparative Market AUBURN - $84,900 Analysis? Using statistics of similar homes recent- Six rooms, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, detached ga- 159 Central Street, building lot in cen- ly sold in your area, I can tell you how much your home is worth in today’s real estate market. Call rage, large backyard, low taxes. Call for a private tral Auburn! .82 Acres, Water, sewer me TODAY! and gas at the street! showing. 217 W. Main St.

Call Mary Ellen Cox OXFORD - $149,900 Laura Poulin-Harkins 508-735-7061 508-207-3802 [email protected] 37 George Street Remodeled 6 room 3 bedroom cape..New septic E SOLD system, new roof, windows and more..Usda qualified applicants can buy with no money down.. Pmiit only $1087.56... Less than rent!! WEBSTER - $239,900 123 Central Street, Auburn, MA Office Building Suite for rent at $650.00 A OXFORD - $148,900 Live on the first floor, collect the rent on the 2nd & 3rd month. Great center location, parking, and Title V in hand, 2 bedroom, full bsmt, S floors and have them pay the mortgage, taxes and insur- renovated space with potential! 3 Offic- fenced yard, off street parking, ready LIVE es, secretary center, waiting room and file ance. New roof, heating systems, kitchens, bathrooms, room. Call Beth for your showing. for you! Call for your showing! RENT FREE! etc. Six large rooms and three bedrooms on each floor. Buy now while prices and interest rates are down. Elizabeth Johnson 774-289-6437 Donna Caissie [email protected] 774-641-3325 SOUTHBRIDGE - $114,900 BANK OWNED AUBURN T 7 Room 3 bedroom cape cod with $105,000. breezeway and garage..Ideal for some- This gorgeous mo- bile home has many ON DEPOSIT body looking for low monthly pay- upgrades. Offering 3 ments..Ideal home for a 203k program. bedrooms, 1 bath, $10K in stainless steel appliances, central air, laundry area and 2 parking spaces. Nice sized rooms and open WEBSTER $119,900 AUBURN- $389,900 floor plan. Make sure you add this one to Outstanding 4 Br Colonial, 2.5 baths & 1 A Six room 4 bedroom cape..Why rent when you can your list of homes to see. Park fees are $225. car garage. Open floor with Kitchen-Family room combo, formal living room & dining Call to schedule appointment. own for less the rent? It does need some tlc but room. Walk closet off master BR. SOLD very liveable. Call Kevin Maher Kevin Maher Joanne St. Pierre 508-450-4219 508-864-8399 [email protected] [email protected] WEBSTER $49,900 T This is a handyman special. There is nothing pretty about this property except the price. Hard to find mobile home. Land - Fix this up or tear it down. This property needs a cash buyer because financing is not available. I don’t think mobile homes qualify for 203k financing but check with your lender. Easy to www.emerson show Call for a private showing. realtors.net E To advertise in our Real Estate Section, please call your local GOT A HOUSE sales representative. 1-800-367-9898 FOR SALE? This is the place to sell it! Your ad will be mailed to 50,000+ households throughout Southern OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING Worcester County.

WEBSTER- 4 Groveland St PALMER- 2010 Palmer Rd WEBSTER WEST WARREN HOLLAND SUNDAY - 12:30-2 PM SUNDAY - 12-1:30 PM Webster Lake Condo. 2 End unit in historic brick Pristine 3 BR, 2 bath Ranch. Updated 3 BR, 2 bath Ranch, 4 br, 2000 SF Home, recently BR, 2.5 bath Townhouse, row house. 4 BR. Many Gas FP, cathedrals. open concept plan, w/out updated, hdwd flrs, new fireplace, garage. $239,000. $350,000. basement. $239,900. recent updates. $95,000. carpet, more! $169,900. Lisa Boudreau. Ingrid Helena Karp. Lisa Boudreau. Sarah Gustafson. Stewart & Stewart.

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Oscar Brockmeyer 325 Pleasant St., Leicester, clays and ammo AND No charge MA NRA certified range officer TENT SALE (donation suggested) 508-892-9822 on site every shoot Discounted items up to To register, contact AUBURN SPORTSMAN 90% off retail 860-942-2934 CLUB KLEMS or [email protected] 50 Elm St., Auburn, MA 117 West Main St., 508-832-6492 Spencer, MA WISE GUYS TEAM TRIVIA Every Tuesday, 8:00 – 10:00 p.m. 6 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune workplaces and housing more accessible for persons • S.2141, An Act updating terminology and investi- Moore supports bills to assist persons with disabilities,” said Mike Kennedy of the Center gative practices related to the protection of persons for Living & Working located in Worcester. “The with a disability, makes several technical changes to with disabilities Architectural Access Board, for example, currently the Disabled Persons Protection Commission, such as only has jurisdiction in public spaces and the bill updating antiquated language, clarifying investigato- BOSTON — Sen. Michael O. Moore (D-Millbury) would expand the scope of their responsibilities to ry practices, and streamlining reporting of possible announced that the Massachusetts Senate passed leg- help remove barriers faced by those with disabilities. abuse of persons with disabilities. islation on Thursday to update and strengthen laws In addition to helping alleviate accessibility issues • S.2142, An Act to increase the Commonwealth’s for persons with disabilities in the Commonwealth. with housing, the legislation also encourages employ- compliance with federal law meeting requirements All five bills received unanimous support from mem- ers to cast a wider net to provide greater opportunities of the Americans with Disabilities Act, requires the bers of the Senate. for folks with disabilities which is mutually beneficial Supplier Diversity Office to develop standards to iden- The legislation revises existing laws by removing to the employer who is acquiring new talent.” tify and recruit qualified applicants with disabilities. archaic language used to refer to persons with disabil- The bills passed by the Senate include: In addition, the bill requires that all state employees ities, and establishes an Office of Health Equity within • S.2140, An Act eliminating archaic language involved in hiring decisions are trained and educated the Executive Office of Health and Human Services. pertaining to individuals with disabilities in the pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with The Senate also passed legislation which requires the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, changes terms in Disabilities Act. Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office to develop current such as disabled to “persons with a disability” • S.1323, An Act relative to the Architectural Access standards to identify and recruit qualified applicants and mentally retarded to “individuals with a develop- Board, makes several updates to the Architectural with disabilities, and expands the authority of the mental disability.” Access Board’s responsibilities in order to make pub- Architectural Access Board to improve compliance • S.2143, An Act eliminating racial and ethnic health lic buildings safer and more accessible to persons with with the Americans with Disabilities Act. disparities in the Commonwealth, established an disabilities. The bill also expands the Board’s author- “These changes mark a significant step forward in Office of Health Equity within the Executive Office of ity to include employee areas of public buildings and removing barriers for persons with disabilities,” said Health and Human Services to investigate and iden- to spaces around public buildings including parking Moore. “I commend all of the disability advocates for tify health and healthcare disparities as a result of lots, passageways, and sidewalks. The bill amends highlighting the need for this legislation. I am proud an individual’s race, ethnicity, gender, or disability. the membership of the Board by requiring the six to join my colleagues in the Senate to enhance oppor- The Office will coordinate efforts to eliminate these appointed members to include two architects and one tunities and to ensure that our laws safeguard the disparities, collaborate with other state agencies, and building inspector. rights of all individuals.” evaluate the effectiveness of programs and interven- The legislation will now move to the House of “I am grateful to Senator Moore and other members tions to eliminate health disparities. Representatives for consideration. of the Senate for passing legislation to help make

The American City – it is the heartbeat of a region where art, cuisine, fashion, and music flow into the larger countryside. For the upcoming season of First Fridays, the Putnam Business Association invites the public to join in on an artistic road trip, with “stops” at six great American cities. The season will explore how our country was shaped by the art, music, and culture of these distinct urban areas. The first stop will take place on Friday, May 6. Destination: New York, New York. Please join us in downtown Putnam, Connecticut, on Friday, May 6 starting at 6pm to experience the art, culture, music and food of New York City! B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 29, 2016 • 7 8 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE istry of Deeds at Plan Book 632, Plan in Plan Book 263, Plan 70 to which continuing by land now or formerly of OF REAL ESTATE 125 as Lot 9 POND. Said undivided plan reference may be had for a more Ernestine Chenevert, 00 feet to a point By virtue and in execution of the Power 1/16 interest may only be conveyed by particular description of the granted on the easterly side of said Providence of Sale contained in a certain mortgage grantee its heirs and assigns with the premises. Road; THENCE S. 30° 10’ E. by said given by Susan Stanovich to Mortgage conveyance of Lot 1B, and may not Being the-same premises conveyed to Providence road, 59 feet to the place Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., be conveyed, mortgaged, or otherwise the grantors by deed dated November of beginning. For title see bk 33568, dated March 12, 2004 and recorded hypothecated separately. 18,1999 and recorded with the pg 291 with the Worcester County (Worcester For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed Worcester District Registry of Deeds The premises are to be sold subject to District) Registry of Deeds at Book recorded with Worcester County in Book 22080 at Page 291. and with the benefit of all easements, 33055, Page 46 as affected by a (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds See deed in 47657 Page 78. restrictions, building and zoning laws, Judgement and order recorded with in Book 26594, Page 129 as affected For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- said Registry in Book 53712, Page 374, by a Judgement and order recorded recorded with Worcester County ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, of which mortgage the undersigned with said Registry in Book 53712, (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds tax titles, water bills, municipal liens is the present holder by assignment Page 374. in Book 47857, Page 78. and assessments, rights of tenants from Mortgage Electronic Registration These premises will be sold and con- These premises will be sold and con- and parties in possession. Systems, Inc. to BAC Home Loans veyed subject to and with the benefit veyed subject to and with the benefit TERMS OF SALE: Servicing LP dated July 28, 2010 and of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND recorded with said registry on August easements, covenants, liens or claims easements, covenants, liens or claims DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) 3, 2010 at Book 46119 Page 6 and in the nature of liens, improvements, in the nature of liens, improvements, in the form of a certified check, bank by assignment from Bank of America, public assessments, any and all public assessments, any and all treasurer’s check or money order will N.A., successor by merger to BAC unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water be required to be delivered at or before Home Loans Servicing LP to Green and sewer liens and any other munic- and sewer liens and any other munic- the time the bid is offered. The suc- Tree Servicing LLC dated June 17, ipal assessments or liens or existing ipal assessments or liens or existing cessful bidder will be required to exe- 2013 and recorded with said registry encumbrances of record which are encumbrances of record which are cute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement on August 13, 2013 at Book 51345 in force and are applicable, having in force and are applicable, having immediately after the close of the Page 257, for breach of the condi- priority over said mortgage, whether priority over said mortgage, whether bidding. The balance of the purchase tions of said mortgage and for the or not reference to such restrictions, or not reference to such restrictions, price shall be paid within thirty (30) purpose of foreclosing, the same will easements, improvements, liens or easements, improvements, liens or days from the sale date in the form be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. encumbrances is made in the deed. encumbrances is made in the deed. of a certified check, bank treasurer’s on May 25, 2016, on the mortgaged TERMS OF SALE: TERMS OF SALE: check or other check satisfactory to premises located at 83 Saint Andre A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee Drive, Uxbridge, Worcester County, ) Dollars by certified or bank check will Dollars by certified or bank check will reserves the right to bid at the sale, Massachusetts, all and singular the be required to be paid by the purchas- be required to be paid by the purchas- to reject any and all bids, to continue premises described in said mortgage, er at the time and place of sale. The er at the time and place of sale. The the sale and to amend the terms of TO WIT: balance is to be paid by certified or balance is to be paid by certified or the sale by written or oral announce- The land with the buildings thereon bank check at Harmon Law Offices, bank check at Harmon Law Offices, ment made before or during the fore- shown as Lot 1B on a plan of land P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, closure sale. If the sale is set aside described as follows: Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to for any reason, the Purchaser at the ‘Plan of Land in Uxbridge, MA, pre- P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, sale shall be entitled only to a return pared for St. Andre Limited Partner- Massachusetts 02461-0389, within Massachusetts 02461-0389, within of the deposit paid. The purchaser ship, Scale 1’’ = 20’, January 6, 1991, thirty (30) days from the date of sale. thirty (30) days from the date of sale. shall have no further recourse against William B. Niemitz; P.L.S. Charlton, Deed will be provided to purchaser for Deed will be provided to purchaser for the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Ma.’, said plan having been recorded recording upon receipt in full of the recording upon receipt in full of the Mortgagee’s attorney. The description in the Worcester District Registry of purchase price. The description of the purchase price. The description of the of the premises contained in said mort- Deeds on March 5, 1991 in Plan Book premises contained in said mortgage premises contained in said mortgage gage shall control in the event of an 646, Plan 43. shall control in the event of an error in shall control in the event of an error in error in this publication. TIME WILL Said Lot 1B contains 3,612 square feet this publication. this publication. BE OF THE ESSENCE. more or less according to said plan. Other terms, if any, to be announced Other terms, if any, to be announced Other terms if any, to be announced Being a portion of the premises con- at the sale. at the sale. at the sale. veyed to the St. Andre Limited Part- DITECH FINANCIAL LLC F/K/A WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. Deutsche Bank National Trust nership by deed of Michael A. Nigro, GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC Present holder of said mortgage Company, formerly known as Bankers Trustee of Monica Marie Singer Trust, Present holder of said mortgage By its Attorneys, Trust Company of California, N.A., dated February 13, 1990 recorded with By its Attorneys, HARMON LAW OFFICES, as Trustee for Morgan Stanley Worcester County Registry of Deeds HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. P.C. ABS Capital I Inc. Trust 2005-HE2 at Book 12639, Page 146. 150 California Street 150 California Street Mortgage Pass-Through Certificate, Subject to the rights and restrictions Newton, MA 02458 Newton, MA 02458 Series 2005-HE2 as recited in quitclaim deed dated (617) 558-0500 (617) 558-0500 Present Holder of said Mortgage, June 10, 1999 and recorded with the 201007-1672 - TEA 201509-0657 - YEL By Its Attorneys, Worcester District Registry of Deeds, April 29, 2016 April 22, 2016 ORLANS MORAN PLLC Book 21531, Page 258. May 6, 2016 April 29, 2016 PO Box 540540 Being the same premises conveyed May 13, 2016 May 6, 2016 Waltham, MA 02454 to Carol Bajema by deed of Donna Phone: (781) 790-7800 AM. Levesque, dated June 10, 1999 NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE 14-013819 and recorded with said Deeds at Book OF REAL ESTATE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE April 15, 2016 21531, Page 258. By virtue and in execution of the Power By virtue and in execution of the Power April 22, 2016 The property is more accurately of Sale contained in a certain mort- of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage April 29, 2016 described in the Judgment and Order gage given by Alfred T. Towne to from Alice M. Chausse and Ronald recorded with the Worcester County Wells Fargo Bank N.A, dated July 25, G. Chausse to Option One Mortgage Commonwealth of Massachusetts Registry of Deeds at Book 53712, 2011 and recorded with the Worcester Corporation, a California Corporation, The Trial Court Page 374 as follows: County (Worcester District) Registry dated September 27, 2004 and Probate and Family Court The land with the buildings thereon of Deeds at Book 47657, Page 80, of recorded with the Worcester County Worcester Probate and Family shown as Lot 1B on a plan of land which mortgage the undersigned is (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds Court described as follows: the present holder, for breach of the at Book 34761, Page 17, subsequently 225 Main Street ‘Plan of Land in Uxbridge, MA, pre- conditions of said mortgage and for the assigned to Deutsche Bank National Worcester, MA 01608 pared for St. Andre Limited Partner- purpose of foreclosing, the same will Trust Company, formerly known as 508-831-2200 ship, Scale 1’’ = 20’, January 6, 1991, be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 p.m. Bankers Trust Company of California, Docket No. WO16P1305PO William B. Niamitz; P.L.S. Charlton, on May 16, 2016, on the mortgaged N.A., as Trustee for Morgan Stanley In the matter of : MA’ said plan having been recorded premises located at 65 Richardson ABS Capital I Inc. Trust 2005-HE2 Paul F Labonte Trust in the Worcester District Registry of Street, Uxbridge, Worcester County, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificate, TRUST CITATION Deeds on March 5, 1991 in Plan Book Massachusetts, all and singular the Series 2005-HE2 by Option One To all interested persons: 646, Plan 43. premises described in said mortgage, Mortgage Corporation, by assignment A Petition has been filed by: Said Lot 1B contains 3,612 square feet TO WIT: recorded in said Registry of Deeds in Rebecca Labonte Carrington more or less according to said plan. The land in said Uxbridge, with the Book 51304, Page 136, as affected by of Whitinsville MA Being a portion of the premises con- buildings thereon, situated on the confirmatory assignment to Deutsche requesting That Petitioner be appoint- veyed to the St. Andre Limited Part- westerly side of Richardson Street, Bank National Trust Company, former- ed as Successor Trustee of that she nership by deed of Michael A. Nigro, bounded and described as follows: ly known as Bankers Trust Company of may attend to the management of the Trustee of Monica Marie Singer Trust, Beginning at the southeasterly corner California, N.A., as Trustee for Morgan assets of the Tust, incuding converting dated February 13, 1990 recorded with of the premises herein described at Stanley ABS Capital I Inc. Trust non-productive property into income Worcester County Registry of Deeds an iron pipe driven in the ground on 2005-HE2 Mortgage Pass-Through producing property. at Book 12639, Page 146. the westerly side of said Richardson Certificate, Series 2005-HE2 by Sand You have the right to obtain a copy of Grantor grants grantee her succes- Street, said point of beginning being Canyon Corporation fka Option One the Petition from the Petitioner or at the sors, heirs and assigns as an appur- 344.88 feet from an iron pipe driven Mortgage Corporation, as recorded Court. You have a right to object to this tenance to Lot 1B an easement and in the ground at corner of wall at land in said Registry of Deeds in Book proceeding. To do so, you or your attor- right to use the land shows as Lot 1A now or formerly of Barbara Salvas, 54177, Page 361; of which Mortgage ney must file a written appearance and of said plan for the installation, repair measured N. 27 degrees 26’ W. along the undersigned is the present holder objection at this Court before: 10:00 and maintenance of the water, sewer, the westerly line of said Street; for breach of the conditions of said a.m. on 05/24/2015 and gas pipes, telephone and power THENCE: S. 69 degrees 47’ W. with Mortgage and for the purpose of fore- This is NOT a hearing date, but a lines and polls, and conduits for any other land of these grantors 536.93 closing same will be sold at Public deadline by which you must file a writ- other public utility. feet to an iron pipe driven in the Auction at 3:00 PM on May 6, 2016 at ten appearance and objection if you St. Andre Limited Partnership reserves ground at land now or formerly of Jan 2528 Providence Road, Northbridge, object to this proceeding. If you fail to to itself, its successors, heirs and Stefanczyk et ux; MA, all and singular the premises file a timely written appearance and assigns, as an appurtenance to Lot THENCE: N. 28 degrees 48’ W. with described in said Mortgage, to wit: objection followed by an Affidavit of 1A shown on a plan of land an ease- said Stefanczyk et ux land 374.30 feet Parcel 1 That certain parcel of land Objections within thirty (30) days of the ment and right to use the real property to an iron pipe and stones at land now shown and designated on a plan of return date, action may be taken with- described as Lot 1B conveyed by this or formerly of Henry and Charles C. land entitled “Town of Northbridge, out further notice to you. instrument for the installation, repair Capron; Mass. Land of Edward Brouillard” WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A Keamy, First and maintenance of the water, sewer, THENCE: N. 89 degrees 17’ E. 190.35 dated August 21, 1965, by John Justice of this Court. and gas pipes, telephone and power feet to an iron pipe; R. Andrews, Jr., Registered Land Date: April 21, 2016 lines and polls, and conduits for any THENCE: N. 5 degrees 47’ E. 56.85 Surveyor and filed with the Worcester Stephanie K. Fattman, other public utility. feet to an iron pipe; District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book Register of Probate This conveyance is subject to and with THENCE: N. 89 degrees 38’ E. 161.57 294. Plan 68 and containing 2,927.9 April 29, 2015 the benefits of a Party Wall Declara- feet to an iron pipe; • square feet of land, more or less, tion recorded in the Worcester District THENCE: S. 27 degrees 24’ E. 64.12 according to said plan of land. Parcel Registry of Deeds on the 22nd day of feet to an iron pipe; 2 A certain parcel of land, with the March 1991, Book 13296, Page 180. THENCE: N. 89 degrees 11’ E. 251.35 buildings thereon, situated on the east- This conveyance is subject to and feet to an iron pipe driven in the ground erly side of Providence Road, in the with the benefits of a Declaration of on the westerly side of said Street, the village of Northbridge in the Town of Protective Covenants recorded in the last five courses being by land now or Northbridge, in said Worcester County, Worcester District Registry of Deeds formerly of said Caprons; and being more particularly bounded on January 3, 1991, Book 13180, Page THENCE: S. 4 degrees 51’ E. with said and described as follows: BEGINNING 250. street 84.97 feet; at the most southerly corner thereof Together with the right to use the THENCE: S. 27 degrees 26’ E. with at a point on the easterly side of said streets and ways as shown on the sub- said street 94.48 feet to the point of Providence Road and at land now or division plan recorded in the Worcester beginning. formerly of Paul Whitin Manufacturing District Registry of Deeds on January Containing 3.3 acres, more or less. Company; THENCE N. 55° 25’ E. by 3, 1991, Plan Book 632, Plan 125. The above premises being Parcel 1 said land now or formerly of the Paul Also conveying, appurtenance to the on plan of land entitled ‘’Land on Whitin Manufacturing Company, 100 lot hereby conveyed, a one-sixteenth Richardson St., Uxbridge, Mass., feet to a point at land now or formerly (1/16) undivided interest, to hold as Property of Raymond Desjardin et of Ernestine Chenevert; THENCE N. tenants in common, that area shown ux.’’ dated April 18, 1962, John R. 30 10’ W. by said land now or formerly as Lot 9 POND on the plan of land Andrews, Jr., Surveyor, and recorded of Ernestine Chenevert, 69 feet to a recorded in the Worcester District Reg- in Worcester Disirict Registry of Deeds point; THENCE S. 55° 25’ W. still B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 29, 2016 • 9 LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE Systems, Inc. as nominee for Prime Appeals Office and may be reviewed OF REAL ESTATE OF REAL ESTATE Mortgage Financial, Inc. its successors during normal business hours. By virtue and in execution of the Power By virtue and in execution of the Power and assigns to GMAC Mortgage, LLC Thomas Hansson, Chairman of Sale contained in a certain mort- of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage dated October 9, 2012 and recorded Northbridge Zoning Board of Appeals gage given by Brian P. Levasseur given by Ruth E. Bickford, Joseph J. with said registry on October 16, 2012 April 29, 2016 and Karen V. Levasseur f/k/a Karen Grant and Cathy A. Grant to Option at Book 49804 Page 323 and by May 6, 2016 St. Germain to Mortgage Electronic One Mortgage Corporation, a California assignment from GMAC Mortgage, Registration Systems, Inc. as Nominee Corporation, dated August 21, 2006 LLC to Green Tree Servicing LLC for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., and recorded with the Worcester dated August 22, 2013 and recorded Commonwealth of Massachusetts dated May 25, 2006 and recorded County (Worcester District) Registry with said registry on August 28, 2013 The Trial Court with the Worcester County (Worcester of Deeds at Book 39649, Page 172, at Book 51415 Page 103, for breach Probate and Family Court District) Registry of Deeds at Book subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo of the conditions of said mortgage and Worcester Probate 39088, Page 36, of which mortgage the Bank, N.A. as Trustee for Option One for the purpose of foreclosing, the same and Family Court undersigned is the present holder by Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-3 Asset- will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 225 Main Street assignment from Mortgage Electronic Backed Certificates, Series 2006-3 by p.m. on May 23, 2016, on the mort- Worcester, MA 01608 Registration Systems, Inc. acting sole- Option One Mortgage Corporation, a gaged premises located at 22 Gilboa (508) 831-2200 ly as Nominee for Countrywide Home California Corporation by assignment Street, Douglas, Worcester County, Docket No. WO16C0137CA Loans, Inc. to The Bank of New recorded in said Registry of Deeds Massachusetts, all and singular the In the matter of: York, as Trustee for the certificatehold- at Book 41893, Page 353; of which premises described in said mortgage, Ronald Douglas Rice ers CWABS, Inc., ASSET-BACKED Mortgage the undersigned is the pres- TO WIT: Of: Millville, MA CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006- ent holder for breach of the conditions BEGINNING at the southeast corner NOTICE OF PETITION FOR 13 dated September 26, 2008 and of said Mortgage and for the purpose of the premises at the southwest cor- CHANGE OF NAME recorded with said registry on October of foreclosing same will be sold at ner of land formerly of A. J. Thayer; To all persons interested in petition 9, 2008 at Book 43394 Page 325 Public Auction at 11:00 AM on May THENCE northerly in the center of described: and by assignment from Mortgage 6, 2016 at 2811 Providence Road, a wall and bounded easterly by said A petition has been presented by Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Northbridge, MA, all and singular the Thayer land (bow of Desiry Therrien et Ronald D Rice requesting that: as nominee for Countrywide Home premises described in said Mortgage, ux) 100 feet; THENCE westerly at right Ronald Douglas Rice be allowed to Loans, Inc. its successor and assigns to wit: angles with said wall 45 feet to a stake change his/her/their name as follows: to The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a A certain parcel of land with the build- and stones; THENCE southerly running Ronald Douglas Jones The Bank of New York, as Trustee for ings thereon and all the privileges and parallel with said wall 100 feet to a stake IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT the certificateholders of the CWABS, appurtenances thereto belonging, situ- and stones on the north line of said THERETO, YOU OR YOUR Inc. Asset-Backed Certificates, Series ated on the westerly side of Providence Gilboa Street; THENCE easterly along ATTORNEY MUST FILE A WRITTEN 2006-13 dated September 5, 2013 Road, in the Town of Northbridge, in said street line 45 feet to the point of APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT and recorded with said registry on said Worcester County, and being the beginning. Also, all those rights in other Worcester ON OR BEFORE TEN September 10, 2013 at Book 51472 same premises conveyed to Michael land west of said premises as described O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 Page 203, for breach of the conditions J. Mahoney and Ellen B. Mahoney in a deed from Aaron F. Jones to Ferdi- AM) ON 05/17/2016 of said mortgage and for the purpose by Greta Krull, by deed dated July 3, nand Deslauriers, dated May 23, 1908 WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A. Keamy, First of foreclosing, the same will be sold 1943 and recorded with the Worcester recorded with the Worcester District Justice of this Court. at Public Auction at 1:00 p.m. on May District Registry of Deeds in Book Registry of Deeds, Book 1880, Page Date: April 11, 2016 10, 2016, on the mortgaged premises 2890, Page 544. BEING Parcel #1 72, to which deed and another deed Stephanie K. Fattman located at 82 Main Street, Blackstone, as set forth in a deed from Robert from said Deslauriers to Frank X. Rin- Register of Probate Worcester County, Massachusetts, all H. Mahoney and Ruth E. Bickford frette reference may be had for a more April 29, 2016 and singular the premises described in to Marie L. Maddocks, dated March particular description of the premises. said mortgage, 31, 1989, and recorded herewith with Being the same premises conveyed to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO WIT: the Worcester District Registry of Sherri L. Atchue by deed recorded with In accordance with the provisions of A certain tract of land with the dwell- Deeds, instrument #33931. Subject the Worcester District Registry of Deeds M.G.L Ch 40A, Section 11, and Chapter ing house and other buildings and to all rights, restrictions, reservations in Book 29227, Page 189. 173, Section 48 of the Northbridge improvements thereon, situated on the and easements of record insofar as . Zoning By-laws, the Northbridge Zoning Northerly side of Main Street, in the the same are in force and applicable. For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed Board of Appeals will hold a public Town of Blackstone, in the County Being the same premises conveyed by recorded with Worcester County hearing on Thursday, May 12, 2016 of Worcester, and Commonwealth of Deed dated June 25, 2005 recorded (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds at 7:25P.M. at the Aldrich School Massachusetts. bounded Southerly with the Worcester South Registry of in Book 29227, Page 189. Town Hall Annex, 14 Hill Street, by said Main Street, about (9) rods, Deeds at Book 36642, Page 32. These premises will be sold and con- Whitinsville, MA to consider the peti- Westerly by land formerly owned by The premises are to be sold subject to veyed subject to and with the benefit tion of Jennifer Scannell regarding Nathan George, five(5) rods, Northerly and with the benefit of all easements, of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, 442 Rumonoski Drive, Northbridge, (4) rods and seventeen (17) links by restrictions, building and zoning laws, easements, covenants, liens or claims MA 01534 for a Variance (04-V-16) land formerly of said Nathan George liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- in the nature of liens, improvements, for front setback, requirement pursu- and also by Fox Brook, so-called, ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, public assessments, any and all unpaid ant to Article X, Section 173-48 of the Easterly by said Fox Brook. tax titles, water bills, municipal liens taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water and Town of Northbridge Zoning By-laws, Being the same premises conveyed to and assessments, rights of tenants sewer liens and any other municipal Table of Area Regulations, in order to us by deed of Lee Abbott and Stephen and parties in possession. assessments or liens or existing encum- construct a unattached 24 x 24 garage A. Tavernier dated April 30, 1999 TERMS OF SALE: brances of record which are in force and within 60 feet of the street line. The recorded with the Worcester County A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND are applicable, having priority over said property, shown on Assessor’s Map Registry of Deeds in Book 21338, DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) mortgage, whether or not reference to 16 as Parcel 96 is located in a resi- Page 120. in the form of a certified check, bank such restrictions, easements, improve- dential-2 zoning district and is owned ‘The Grantor(s) expressly reserve my/ treasurer’s check or money order will ments, liens or encumbrances is made by Jennifer Scannell. our rights of Homestead and do not be required to be delivered at or before in the deed. The purpose of this hearing is to wish to terminate my/our Homestead the time the bid is offered. The suc- TERMS OF SALE: provide an opportunity for public com- by granting the within conveyance not- cessful bidder will be required to exe- A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ment. Anyone wishing to be heard withstanding my/our waiver of such cute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement ) Dollars by certified or bank check will regarding this matter should attend homestead in paragraph 24 of the immediately after the close of the be required to be paid by the purchaser said meeting at the time and place within Mortgage.’ bidding. The balance of the purchase at the time and place of sale. The bal- designated. A copy of the petition is For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed price shall be paid within thirty (30) ance is to be paid by certified or bank available for review at the office of recorded with Worcester County days from the sale date in the form check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., the Town Clerk and Zoning Board of (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds of a certified check, bank treasurer’s 150 California Street, Newton, Massa- Appeals Office and may be reviewed in Book 21338, Page 120. check or other check satisfactory to chusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box during normal business hours. These premises will be sold and con- Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachu- Thomas Hansson, Chairman veyed subject to and with the benefit reserves the right to bid at the sale, setts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Northbridge Zoning Board of Appeals of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, to reject any and all bids, to continue from the date of sale. Deed will be pro- April 29, 2016 easements, covenants, liens or claims the sale and to amend the terms of vided to purchaser for recording upon May 6, 2016 in the nature of liens, improvements, the sale by written or oral announce- receipt in full of the purchase price. The public assessments, any and all ment made before or during the fore- description of the premises contained in unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water closure sale. If the sale is set aside said mortgage shall control in the event and sewer liens and any other munic- for any reason, the Purchaser at the of an error in this publication. ipal assessments or liens or existing sale shall be entitled only to a return Other terms, if any, to be announced at encumbrances of record which are of the deposit paid. The purchaser the sale. in force and are applicable, having shall have no further recourse against DITECH FINANCIAL LLC priority over said mortgage, whether the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the F/K/A GREEN TREE Email or not reference to such restrictions, Mortgagee’s attorney. The description SERVICING LLC easements, improvements, liens or of the premises contained in said mort- Present holder of said mortgage encumbrances is made in the deed. gage shall control in the event of an By its Attorneys, TERMS OF SALE: error in this publication. TIME WILL HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 California Street Us! A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 BE OF THE ESSENCE. ) Dollars by certified or bank check will Other terms if any, to be announced Newton, MA 02458 be required to be paid by the purchas- at the sale. (617) 558-0500 er at the time and place of sale. The Wells Fargo Bank, National 201408-0033 - TEA balance is to be paid by certified or Association as Trustee for Option One April 29, 2016 bank check at Harmon Law Offices, Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-3, Asset- May 6, 2016 P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, Backed Certificates, Series 2006-3 May 13, 2016 Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to Present Holder of said Mortgage, P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, By Its Attorneys, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Massachusetts 02461-0389, within ORLANS MORAN PLLC In accordance with the provisions thirty (30) days from the date of sale. PO Box 540540 of M.G.L Ch 40A, Section 11, and Deed will be provided to purchaser for Waltham, MA 02454 Chapter 173, Section 47 of the recording upon receipt in full of the Phone: (781) 790-7800 Northbridge Zoning By-laws, the purchase price. The description of the 14-018153 Northbridge Zoning Board of Appeals premises contained in said mortgage April 15, 2016 will hold a public hearing on Thursday, What’s On shall control in the event of an error in April 22, 2016 May 12, 2016 at 7:05P.M. at the this publication. April 29, 2016 Aldrich School Town Hall Annex, Your Mind? Other terms, if any, to be announced 14 Hill Street, Whitinsville, MA to at the sale. NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE consider the application Jonathan We’d Like THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON OF REAL ESTATE Sherian, 121 Franklin Street, Douglas, FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS By virtue and in execution of the Power MA 01516 for a Special Permit pur- to Know. TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE- of Sale contained in a certain mortgage suant to Article V, Section 173-16, HOLDERS OF THE CWABS, INC., given by Sherri L. Atchue a/k/a Sherri Table of Use Regulations, in order ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, L. Vanderzicht to Mortgage Electronic to allow the applicant to sell used SERIES 2006-13 Registration Systems, Inc., dated vehicles at the location of 84 Sutton Email us your Present holder of said mortgage March 2, 2005 and recorded with the Street, Northbridge, MA. The existing thoughts to: By its Attorneys, Worcester County (Worcester District) business at this location is a concrete HARMON LAW OFFICES, Registry of Deeds at Book 35843, pre-cast molding company. adam@ P.C. Page 336, of which mortgage the The property, shown on Assessor’s 150 California Street undersigned is the present holder by Map 25 as Parcel 165, is located in stonebridgepress. Newton, MA 02458 assignment from Mortgage Electronic a Industrial -1 zoning district and is (617) 558-0500 Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee owned by KJC precast. com 201407-0121 - PRP for Prime Mortgage Financial, Inc. its The purpose of this hearing is to April 15, 2016 successors and assigns to GMAC provide an opportunity for public com- April 22, 2016 Mortgage, LLC (successor by merger ment. Anyone wishing to be heard We’d Love April 29, 2016 to GMAC Mortgage Corporation) dated regarding this matter should attend May 4, 2012 and recorded with said said meeting at the time and place To Hear registry on June 19, 2012 at Book designated. A copy of the petition is 49147 Page 367 and by assignment available for review at the office of From You! from Mortgage Electronic Registration the Town Clerk and Zoning Board of 10 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, April 29, 2016 • 11 TRIPS OFFERED The “Trips Offered” section is for to the casino. The bus will leave the DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA Stoneham Theatre, $95 non-profit organizations and will run as Community Center at 10 a.m. I must have • Monday, June 6: Gloucester Lobster space allows. Anyone who wishes to take a minimum of 30 and money is due at The Daughters of Isabella proudly Bake Cruise, $76 advantage of this space must submit a time of sign up. You will need a current present 2016 Fantastic Worldwide Tours! • Thursday, July 14: “My Fair Lady” at copy of a not-for-profit certificate to Editor picture ID or player’s card to get casino • May 15: Foster’s Lobsterbake — Interlakes Theatre/Meredith, N.H., $79 Adam Minor. Mail your certificate and package. Delicious Maine Lobsterbake and coastal • Monday, Aug. 15: Casco Bay Cruise, information to Trips Offered, c/o Adam Trips open to public. Contact Jim sightseeing, $75. 8:30 a.m. Southbridge, 9 Portland, Maine, Bailey’s Island, $92 Minor, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA Julian at the Casaubon Senior Center, a.m. Webster, visits to Hampton Beach • Tuesday, Sept. 13: Lake Winnipesaukee 01550; fax to 508-764-8015 or e-mail to ami- 153 Chestnut St., Southbridge, MA 01550, and York Village. Maine’s springtime Cruise w/buffet on boat, $72 [email protected]. Monday, Wednesday or Friday mornings spectacular event! • Monday, Oct. 3 to Wednesday, Oct. 12: from 9 to 10 a.m., or call 774-922-4049, or • May 31-June 2: Atlantic City Resorts 10 Days, Scotland. Please Call Pam at 508- UNION SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE, e-mail me at [email protected]. Casino — Atlantic City’s original 476-4474 for information. CHAPTER NO. 12 casino! $229. 7 a.m. Webster, 7:30 a.m. • Monday, Oct. 10 to Friday, Oct. 14: STURBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER Southbridge, $25 slot play/$60 food cred- Niagara Falls, 5 days/8 meals, $489 Union Saint-Jean-Baptiste Chapter 12 it/two Casino Revue shows. Right on the • Sunday, Nov. 6 to Tuesday, Nov. 8: of Southbridge, a non-profit fraternal The Friends of Sturbridge Senior Atlantic City Boardwalk! Villa Roma, all-inclusive. Price TBA/ society of French origin established in Center offers the following trips for 2016: • June 12: Spirit of Boston Cruise — contact Sue for more information on this 1900 is sponsoring several events in 2016 • Wednesday, Oct. 5: Newport Beantown’s best! Scenic harbor cruise trip. for members and non-members. Early Playhouse & Cabaret Restaurant — full and luncheon, $82. 9 a.m. Southbridge, • Monday, Nov. 28 to Wednesday, reservation to participate is recommend- buffet luncheon followed by the play 9:30 a.m. Webster. Public gardens and Nov. 30: White Mountain Hotel, North ed to avoid disappointment. “Plaza Suite.” Cost is $91, including swan boats, Quincy Market visit! Conway, $439 • April 30: “Josee Vachon in Concert” transportation and driver gratuity. Sail away, sail away, sail away… • Wednesday, Dec. 7: Newport — The well-known New England sing- Flyers are available at the Senior • July 13: Lake Region Summer Playhouse, “Nana’s Naughty Knickers,” er with a French Canadian heritage Center. For more information call Tina Theatre & Hart’s Turkey Farm — “My $75 returns for a concert preceded by a din- Galati at 508-347-9028 or Marcia Loranger Fair Lady,” $87. 8:30 a.m. Southbridge, 9 • Saturday, Dec. 10 to Monday, Dec. 12: ner in the La Salle Reception Center of at 508-347-9459. a.m. Webster. Fabulous show and lunch NYC at Christmas with 9/11 Museum, Southbridge. All details to be announced at Hart’s! $339 soon. If interested in attending this spe- CHARLTON SENIOR CENTER • July 17-19: Pennsylvania’s Grand Do you like to laugh? If so, join us for cial event please consider calling 508-764- Canyon — Exciting destination with the Loretta Laroche trip on May 13. You’ll 7909 now to assure being first informed. 2016 Trips with Charlton Senior Center great attractions! $399. 7 a.m. Webster, be glad you did! Nice Mother’s Day treat • May 13: “Evening at the Boston — Please call Elaine for more info at 7:30 a.m. Southbridge. Narrated Grand to yourself and/or your Mother! Pops” — A Signature Concert of Film 508-248-2231. Sign up sheets and flyers Canyon tour, four meals, Williamsport If you really want to experience and Music with Laureate Pops Conductor available at the Senior Center. Mail all sightseeing tour, Susquehanna dinner early spring, the Outer Banks trip from John Williams and Pops Conductor payments to: Charlton Senior Center, 37 cruise and more! The Grand Canyon May 1-6, is what you need! We’re going to Keith Lockhart leading the Boston Pops Main St., Charlton, MA 01507. awaits! the beach and have a nice early spring/ Orchestra. The 8 p.m. concert with Welcome to Nancy Junnila! Nancy will • Aug. 7: Newport Playhouse — Show summer! Lots of side trips and eight reserved center second balcony seat- be running the trips for the Charlton and Lobster Fest special lobster feast! meals are included for $645. ing is $58 per person. Departure is from Senior Center for 2016. $102. 8:30 a.m. Southbridge, 9 a.m. Call Sue at 508-476-5820 for more infor- Southbridge. For reservation call 508- • Red Sox Baseball! June 23, 2016, at Webster. Terrific “Unnecessary Farce” mation on any of these trips. Remember 764-7909. Fenway Park, $89 includes transporta- show and cabaret. Lobster feast and the new parking spot is the Whitinsville tion and game ticket. Leave Charlton at Newport’s best show! Walmart. SOUTHBRIDGE SENIOR CITIZENS 10 a.m., game starts at 1:35 p.m. Check • Aug. 21: Essex Steam Train & River ASSOCIATION payable to: Fox Tours. Boat — Great summertime tour in MILLBURY SENIOR CENTER: • Tower Hill Botanical Gardens Connecticut, $92. 9 a.m. Southbridge, 9:30 UPCOMING TRIPS 2016 TRIP SCHEDULE (OPEN TO THE & Old Mill Restaurant, May 24, 2016, a.m. Webster. Delicious luncheon, train PUBLIC) $79 includes transportation and lunch. ride and CT river cruise. Make tracks for • Mount Washington Boat Trip: Check payable to: Fox Tours. the Essex Steam Train! Thursday, May 26: Cost, $56 per person. • Wednesday, May 18: Elton John and • Sept. 11-13: Atlantic City Resorts • Essex CT Train & Boat Trip: Monday, Billy Joel Tribute — $90 gets you trans- WEST BROOKFIELD SENIOR Casino — Atlantic City’s original June 20. Cost: $75. portation to Luciano’s at Lake Pearl in CENTER: UPCOMING TRIPS casino! $229. 7 a.m. Webster, 7:30 a.m. • Plymouth Ma Lunch & Waterfront Wrentham. You will enjoy a great meal Southbridge. $25 casino slot play/two Grill Trip: Wednesday, July 13, Cost: $55. of chicken or scrod. You will listen to the • The West Brookfield Council on buffets/casino revue show. Atlantic City! • York Maine Lobster Bake @ Fosters: music of Elton John and Billy Joel. Aging is sponsoring a trip to New York’s The shore thing! Tuesday, Aug. 16, Cost: $65. • Thursday, July 21: Lake Yankee Stadium where the Yankees will • Sept. 21: Plymouth Whale Watch — For Additional trip information or res- Winnipesaukee Cruise — $90 gets you a battle the Boston Red Sox on Saturday, Narrated whale watch cruise, $89. 8 a.m. ervations please contact us at 508-865- cruise on Lake Winnipesaukee, lunch at July 16. The bus departs from the West Southbridge, 8:30 a.m. Webster. Lunch 9247. Hart’s Turkey Farm in Meredith, N.H., Brookfield Senior Center, 73 Central at the Hearth & Kettle, visit to Plymouth and a visit to Castle in the Clouds. Street in West Brookfield at 10 a.m., Rock! Have a whale of a time! DOUGLAS SENIOR CENTER/ • Thursday, Sept. 8: Gambling at allowing for a lunch stop, which is on • Oct. 2-8: Myrtle Beach — Showtime SUNSHINE CLUB Foxwoods — $25 gets you a deluxe motor your own, and time to visit Monument Deluxe Hotel, 12 Meals, three exciting coach from the Southbridge Community Park and to view pregame warm ups. shows, $889. 7 a.m. Webster, 7:30 a.m. Life is short: Wear your party pants Center to the Foxwoods Casino and a $25 Game time is at 4:05 p.m. The total Southbridge. Oceanfront room, wonder- — That’s the theme for the show that casino package subject to the casino. The cost is $109 per person, with $50 deposit ful shows and sightseeing! Hit the beach! Loretta Laroche is doing at the Stoneham bus will leave the Community Center at required upon sign-up and final payment For reservations on these exciting Theatre on Friday, May 13. The Sunshine 8 a.m. I must have a minimum of 30 and of $59 due by June 17. Checks are made tours, please contact Jan Caouette at Club is going! Please join us! There are money is due at time of sign up. You will payable to Fox Tours. Please call the 508-887-2215. Please make checks payable guaranteed to be lots of laughs! The need a current picture ID or player’s card West Brookfield Senior Center at (508) to Bernadette Circle #709, and mail to lunch will be at Polcari’s in Woburn. $95. to get casino package. 867-1407 for more details. Bernadette Circle #709, P.O. Box 201, Includes all. • Oct. 10-17, 2017: Aruba — This is an • The West Brookfield Council on Webster, MA 01570. The Daughters of May 1-6, there is a six-day trip to the all-inclusive trip. The price will be deter- Aging is sponsoring a Narrangansett Isabella is a non-profit and charitable Outer Banks of North Carolina planned. mined in December 2016. You will get Bay Lighthouse Cruise trip on Aug. 17. Catholic women’s organization! Lots of great side trips including the seven nights at the Tamarijn in a deluxe This trip features a full course luncheon Wright Brothers Memorial, the Bodie ocean front room. All your flights, trans- at the Quonset Point Officer’s Club with UXBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER/ Island lighthouse a guided tour of Cape fers, food, drinks, and snacks are includ- an entree choice of scrod or chicken, SUNSHINE CLUB Hatteras including the lighthouse, grave- ed. Enjoy the beach all-day and free followed by a narrated Narragansett yard of the Atlantic, etc. Most dinners shows at night. You can also enjoy the Bay tour on the Millennium Ferry. The Uxbridge Senior Center, in con- and breakfasts are included for $645. casino nightlife in one of many casinos The bus departs the West Brookfield junction with The Sunshine Club, will be All trips originate from the located nearby. A passport is required. Senior Center, 73 Central Street in West offering the following bus trips for 2016: Whitinsville Walmart. Call Sue at 508- This trip fills up fast so sign up as soon Brookfield at 10 a.m., with a return time • Sunday, May 1 to Friday, May 6: 6 476-5820 for more information. as you can. A $300 deposit per person of 6 p.m. The trip cost is $89 per person, days, Outer Banks, N.C., $645 is required to secure your reservation. with a $40 deposit required upon signup • Friday, May 13: Loretta Laroche at Deposit due at sign up. and final payment of $49 due by July 20. • Thursday, Nov. 17: Gambling at Checks are made payable to Fox Tours. Mohegan Sun — $25 gets you a deluxe Please call the West Brookfield Senior motor coach from the Southbridge Center at (508) 867-1407 for more details. Community center to the Mohegan Sun Casino and a $25 casino package subject RUNNING Memorial Day FOR OFFICE? Rememberances You can also place a political insert/flyer in our paper In the paper of your choice, Webster Times, and insert by zip code to just your town. You supply Auburn News, Southbridge News, the flyers, cost to insert an 8.5 x 11 one sheet flyer is Sturbridge/Charlton Vilagers just $38 per thousand. For printing costs, please contact Deadline Friday, May 20th @ 5pm, Sandy. Publish Date May 27th All advertisements and flyers must contain the Send us a deceased loved one’s photo, following information: Political Advertisement at the with a special message to be published on a top, and a “paid for by the committee…” at the bottom. special Memorial Day page in the May 27th edition Cost is just $15 per full color block Sample B&W sizes to place a political ad in the paper John Smith January 3, 1918 - May 10, 1999 1/8th page = $160 “Forever in our 1/4 page = $336 hearts” 1/2 page = $672 Love Mary, John and Kathy, Full Page = $1344 and grandkids. These are sample sizes…any size is available for political advertising. Contact Sandy at 508-909-4110 or email Please email photo and message to [email protected] or mail or drop off to [email protected] press by Friday noon Stonebridge Press Remembrance Page, to place your ad in Section A; or Tues noon the week of to 25 Elm Street, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550. place the ad in Section B. We will return all photos. Please write your name and address on the back of the photo. Let’s remember those who sacrificed MAKE YOUR VOICE so much for our freedom and all of our departed loved ones. COUNT! God Bless America. 12 • Friday, April 29, 2016 Blackstone Valley Tribune

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CDL A DRIVERS Lily Transportation is looking for dedicated ARCHway, Inc. drivers to join our dedicated operation in An agency serving adolescents and adults on the autism North Grosvenordale, CT! spectrum is seeking energetic and creative We offer: people to fill the following positions: • Consistent Work and Excellent Pay • Blue Cross/Blue Shield Health, Part Time Residential Instructor Dental & Wellness Benefits Package positions available to teach activities of daily • Paid Vacation & Holidays living and social skills. • Matching 401k Hours available are: • Quarterly and Annual Safety Awards 2nd and 3rd shifts Mon-Fri, • Late Model Equipment - st nd rd Meticulously Maintained 1 , 2 and 3 Shifts Sat and Sun Starting Pay is $13.00/hour One year of clean driving experience preferred. For more information call Dave at To apply: Fax/mail a letter of interest and resume 802-254-2244 Apply online today at www.lily.com/drive along with salary requirements to: ARCHway, Inc. 77 Mulberry St. • Leicester, MA 01524 Fax: 508-892-0259 • Email: [email protected] 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE

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Interior/ Call... 860.779.0876 PAPERS Single Items Must be able to lift 70+ lbs Exterior x128 Deadline subject to change Wood Lots Wanted Or Entire Estates unassisted. 774-272-0821 Clean driving record, positive Power Washing due to holidays Call Paul(508)769-2351 The Village at Killingly Tires and Rims Call for more info We Buy It All attitude, and customer friendly Carpentry Dayville Affordable 5 of ea. ******************** And Also Do demeanor a must. • FREE ESTIMATES • Must be at least 21 years old • FULLY Insured • Housing On-Site Estate Sales $90 Each FREE and have some forklift and • Reasonable Rates • 599 Lindenwood Drive, (508)885-6977 FLEA MARKET SELLERS And 20 years of very good CONSTRUCTION WOOD pallet jack experience Rich O’Brien Dayville, CT 06241 Estate Auctions By App’t Please items clearing out house 2x4’s, 2x6’s, Painting WAREHOUSE POSITION 28 Years Of Experience Tool Sheds but don’t want hassle of Plywood beams, 3/4’ CALL MIKE ANYTIME This position includes picking Made of Texture 1-11 yard sale come and make thick, Assorted sizes & (774)230-1662 (508)248-7314 8x8 $775 thickness. Good for orders, heavy lifting, forklift an offer ! experience, computer FOUND HERE! 8x10 $960 wood stoves Furniture Doctor Mon-Thurs 9-11, 1-3 Best one gets it all! experience and loading/ “This Institution Is An 8x12 $1050 Need to Place Have your furniture Cash only! and outdoor burners unloading of delivery trucks. Equal Opportunity Employer & $1375 a Classified Ad? 8x16 (508)943-0169 Clean Wood! Call 800-536-5836 The hours for this position are Professionally restored Provider. Financed By Delivered Built On-Site (508)867-2564 Full Time M-F 10:00a-6:30p PART TIME HELP at Reasonable rates. Connecticut Housing Authority, Other Sizes Available RUTLAND, MASS. Delivery Available and alternating NEEDED furniture face lifting, Equal Opportunity Housing.” CALL (413)324-1117 Saturdays (9a-1p). painting, striping to 20th ANNUAL to stack firewood TV-SONY TOWN-WIDE TREE LENGTH and Refinishing, Pre-employment physical, drug WEBSTER YARD SALE run equipment. caning and repairs. 24” FIREWOOD screen, and background check 1-bedroom apartment Saturday, April 30 Must be consistent includes owners manual, All hardwoods, manageable required for both positions. ANTIQUE DOCTOR 200+ participants Please call remote control and size diameters Apply in person Daniel Ross Call 774-230-7640 Maps at town lines and on $110 per cord M-F 8 am-4:00 pm at 413-245-9615 cables. Common (Rts 122A and 56) (508)248-9225 (daytime) $25.00 Wood chips also available NORTHEAST BATTERY for more information or or Starting at 7:15 a.m. Call Chris text msg only to Rain or Shine 240 Washington Street (860)382-5410 508-943-1593 (860)630-0773 Join the fun! 508-341-1276 Auburn, MA 01501 30 years in business after 6 p.m.

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545 LANDS/LOTS

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550 MOBILE HOMES

KROPF/WEDGEWOOD PARK MODEL TRAILER Park Model Trailer with addition High View Camp Ground in West Brookfield Many new improvements Call for more information if interested This is seasonal INK! Price: $25,000 Call Pat 508-873-6312 575 VACATION RENTALS How do you get Your News BOOK FOR SUMMER! in the paper? Visit us 25 Elm St, Southbridge, MA

South Dennis, off Rte. 134: 508-909-4130 Cozy 3 BR, (dbl, queen, Call us 2 twins) 1 bath home with full kitchen & microwave, washer/dryer, screened in porch w/ picnic table, grill, PO Box 90 Southbridge, MA 01550 cable TV. Outdoor shower. Write us On dead-end street. Near shopping, theater, restaurants, bike trail, fishing, playground, [email protected] 10 minutes from bay and Email us ocean side beaches. Off season rates available 508-764-8015 Call Janet Fax us at 508-865-1583 after 6 pm, or email June at [email protected] for more information. This is Your paper, we make it easy to submit your news. Local News If it’s important to you, It’s important to us!

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CAPE COD TIME SHARE FOR SALE Edgewater Beach Resort 95 Chase Avenue Dennisport, MA 02639 On the water Studio (Unit 706) Fixed week 33 (August) Deeded rights You’ll own it for a lifetime Stonebridge Press Media & can be passed down to your children and grand children. $5000.00 (508)347-3145 In Print and Online

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